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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-17
NOTICE YRFRRANs.

ALI Confederate Veterans are invited
to meet with Camp Tplly snipes ,in
. FFSs-.r,y syss., a,-NlYgIz. res,
next aturdhy eyaning, April 18Th for
the purpose OF electing delegates to
the Jaeltsolyille and Anderson .feun-
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"A, M Holland Of Flat Rock was
z al1opg ttlsass.hlls sss tors 80 spsnd
yesterday in the city. q :st g
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Howard Of the
Fiat Rock section were shopping In
the city. yesterday n, & - :
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silss Eu;i aaisIoS Ses OF Roberts spent
q few hours In Anderson yesterday.
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Mr., and Mrs. William Fagg az the
Long Branch ton were shopping
in q thesieity yesterday z SS ~
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Vandiyer Sharps of ,Riyo!a was In
y tho city yesterday on business. II;
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Miss Hattie. IIanlra al i. .nne Rras,cI,
was ahoRping In the city yestsgday
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G. j. Sears OF Pendieton, route 3.
spent few hours In the city yester.
DAY, IS ii
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John, Hanks of Long Branch sDent
yesterday II, Atid derson "a business. 3
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w, II. Martin of Walker,M clslhovl45
was in the city vest tsrday fori q few
hours, So .s.s - &. .tss...
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s Mfs,sJ. 3. FELTON, Of Flat Rock spent
2 feg hours In the city yesterday.
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Misses Annie and Stella Banistcr
.all Monroe Ranistey OF Bathany
were visitors in the city yesterday,
John Y. Tate OF Martin townsliip
5speEt vest terd " In the cit5 sosl br
mess.
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safn,isi i Wilson Of If5eFts visited
Anderson sysst rn isssacys
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sil. .. llE2laEel 8 Ellaltl lgllRIln. als9apn
causes I;tsgalg sticFeaseii death
ratio among livestock IEflxouf yal4
aatie hofae, mute or COW ID not inei
81 Ii this ats 6aca The
cost IL low Sloan. IN.
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yesterdag este In the city:
W, Il. Martin Of Walkar.l cElmoyles
was IN the city yestsrd lay fort d few
hours, as.s. &. &, 80.
Vandiyer Sharpe of Riyo!a was In
! tno y city Yesterday on business,
Miss Hattie Han1a OF Ling Branch,
was ahepning Ia the city yegtgg day.
Mss Eui tpalioslsH of Roberts spent.
q ,tew holirs ini deFgon yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. William Fagg Of the
Long Rganch section were shppoing
IA ;l the city yesterday. 81. z, e 2,
John Hanks OF Long Branch sIent
YESTERDAY IA, Atide ders on s9n business.
Misses Annie and Stella Banistor
Saad Monroe nanister OF Bathany
were visitors in the city yesterday
John ~ Tate of Martin townsliins
spent yesterda IN the city .eop bssiE
ness 4.
< " Il ri Il II, " ~
g. B6ggs OF Pentilefon was among
the. buslneas Visitors To the city yesz8
aterday. s 5S sf!s 4i5 6 81 .s
Iehnson and n. "a. Joiiusunl
OIL tlIe.s kerr o3te section
were IN the city terlay.4 81 4
& ". Wv. Grimm OF yl liii6fnstnn was.
IN tho z y: ses terlay or
s. p Newton Of Maker sicEimoyie
lwas atppng 3 the yisit0ra to spend yes
stefdng In the city Sd IS 81. Is.
William Martin Of iistt,n s,.;
In ltile city yesterday,
8 M. n. Tucker Of ssIalI township wsls.
in5the city ysstegdaS s.,r 4 .fsw hours.
j. % Forrest OF eoiutabia was sti'
The city yesterday n al The Cai4.
q,lola hotel. Z, i. 8 3
a. stribIing os yVilllamstSn.
spene Anslefaol on bGsiss
Is s q! Ray IL Iseliosf uras ri. ala
yesfeFday Tor d short stay. IS
". Rah hsetef og Starr asas among
the Vol known visitors pts,a city
ansSW. III Isalaey Or savannah
toSnsli yReEe In tho tertass
on lisl sin ess.
M PARKER of Inc vaTsTles $50
ton Was aEnefg me t0fa 10 the
city yesterday
sanasi j Wilson Of I.fhefts Visited
eessop .-yest on
n. 81 Reeves sile feF & ic.
Esgaoyi serssnn as n lse els
tatsie tor q fe y A6ltrs.
Selsx Hoggs ana Cliaslse RQegs of
I Pnnasetou, we're q the city
fssi siis q s. -
ysa shoppine q tic ia - W elslay
Tor lesT hfisg
O. Gordon al ceinflla spent &
few hzz9zz In eii aieft sfn
s. Pies 81 4 vile yiaa
[ IN tfe c4t 81 6
alIEaS slalIllllIIel5
a9,otie yc 7sltats 10 sc tess
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& ". Nv. Grimm Of. liii6fnstnn was
In tho. city sesterl l1ay D -l1lIaifiass.
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81 Johnson and w, !; -. johnson
OF the Walk yfe section
S@ere In the city steriay.1 isil
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T. q. B6gas 81. .Pendleton WAS among
the. busineas Visitors to the city yeaz
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eglAigTED Boye fllhk ags
ysiIslik 10 work. Apply II.
:slosr t,sislts giteIlig eirsr
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s.. j. Newton af walker feIs iY,ov, q
lwas among the ,yisit0ra TO abef,d yes
I sseftlag iA the city: .sSS.
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j, STRSSEiiSG, e
Com Camp 1016, III. c. Y
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Felix H0gss ana Cliarll nd rs OF
senasetou, we're "a the city ysssetsiass
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j. 10 Forrest OF G0iutabia was sii
the city yesterday d nest al the Chs
gq,lclG hotel. t:3 4 &;
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s Nj n. Tucker OF Hall township was
lglsstt IN tne city ysateFda q ,SsR hours
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William kitTttiIi OF ~ Vii iliaifiston VIC.
In: the city yesterdaY, s
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u. ~. d leter of 81 ar q, & fp6nsi
the vol known yiaitora spStae cityi
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>. f. and ny. II !. I1aiaey Or Savannalsi
soBnsl vera Ia tho sterday
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waa shopping q tho ol s. YES erday
Tor lelT qisEl
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AZ ~ q. Eay Of Iin icli ugAs slf :.
yesterday Tor 4 short stay.
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/ Al. Stribfink ZOE SaEslIihtnattn
gpene slp eStessla 81 AnsleFao olton bGsiss
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", Parker nf il % " a4sEIies sac-
lion Was amor the tors 10 the
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Elgioyle seeisuil as a the cisy
tsEsey feE few hour
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14

Extraordinary offer of tickets for
for $3.50 per concert if bought as course
tickets for Treville and Clark concerts.
Mail orders filled now if accompanied
by check and self.addressed envelope.
Management Minnetta Magers. Seats
on sale at the armory next Friday. Jan.
uary 16.
-.-..-.--
Dr. Gaylord Il. Patterson, dean of the
college of liberal arts Of willamette
university left this morning for Forest
Grove, whore he will participate as one
Of the speakers in connection with the
installation of President Bushnell, the
newly chosen head Of Pacific university
DR.. Patterson viii speak on "The
Christian College, and while both Pa.
cific and Willamette are classed among
the group Of so.called smaller North.
west Colleges and rivals in this sense
the best of relations always prevail
Officers were elected at the annual
meeting of the First Congregational
church members held last evening, and
supper was served Among the officers
chosen were; II. L, Clark, II S. Poisal
and John Gray, deacons. Joel Hewitt
was reelected trustee; Harold D. Rob.
erts, clerk; Il. w. Hazard, treasurer,
and w, I, Staley, Sunday school super.
intcndent. The following were re.elect.
cd deaconesses Of the church: Mrs D.
w. Matthews, Mrs. Ida Babcock, Mrs,
r.. D, Duncan, Mrs 5. s. East, Mrs. w,
G. East Mrs. G. G. Brown, Mrs. S, S.
East and f. NJ, Hoffnell were chosen
members of the music committee. Ths
finances Of the church are in most
satisfactory state. During the year
home expenses to the amount Of over
$4,000 were raised and beneovlences
.otaled over the 5000 mark
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
PAREsIs FAILS TO YIELD
TO SERUM INJECTION
IuyIrED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

Philadelphia, Jan. IA patient in
local hospital on whom surgeons yes
terday performed rare operation in
an effort to save him from the ravages
of paresis died yesterday.
Ia an effort to save man, said to
be hopelessly afflicted, surgeons bored
holes in his skull and injected into the
diseased brain a serum used only in
the most dangerous of all blood diseases
The patient was 81 years old.
The operation, performed twice in
Paris, has proved of benefit in arrest
ing the disease The operation yester.
day was the first of its kind performed
in this country. 1t is said the patient
did not revive sufficiently from the
shock because of previously weakened
vitality.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14

The next "Get Together" meeting
in connection with the general adver.
tising of Oregon, will be held at Eugene
February IS. The attendance will ex-
ceed that of the last meeting held at
Roseburg.
A confession Of judgment was filed
in the circuit court yesterday by the
defendants in the case Of w. W. Ray
ct al. against the Horseshoe Lake Farm
ing x development Co. The defendants
were indebted to the plaintiffs in the
sum Of $233,43.
Why not buy your groceries of a
hustling, growing, progressive store
where everything is fresh and up.to.date
and where the service is efficient,
prompt and reliable and the prices are
lowest, as they are at the Sunset groc-
cry, l2l South Commercial street.
He wouldn't have been sick if his
shoes hadn t leaked, and they wouldn t
have leaked if he had dressed them
with Shafer's waterproof shoe oil--Or
paste. One can saves many trip to
the drug store; 1877 South Commercial
street.
Having been advised by the state
veterinarian that scabies exists in virtu-
ally all other states, Governor West yes
terday issued proclamation preventing
the importation of range bucks until
they have been thoroughly inspected
and dipped twice. The proclamation
does not apply to bucks intended for
immediate slaughter.
The directors of the Mutual Savings
and Loan association held their annual
meeting yesterday afternoon and de-
clared dividend of s per cent on all
stock paid in. The following officers
were elected; President, A. A, Lee;
vico.president, II. II, 0linger; secre
tary, j, d. White; treasurer, Max O,
Buren,.
The Home Independent Telephone
company yesterday complained to the
State Railroad commission that the Co.
Operative Telephone association had
declined to interchange service with it
over long distance lines. The Home
company asks that the association be
compelled to interchange calls and that
it establish trunk lines leading to Sum.
merville, Elgin and Cove,
Tho local saw mill Of the Spauldng
Logging company has started up again
after being idle for several days ON ac.
count Of repair work being done and
the plant is now operating full blast
with a complete crew of men working,
The spaulding mills are among the
largest in the valley outside Of Port.
land and il furnishes employment for
many local laborers,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14

"Whcn the right man takes upon
himself the care of your eyes, tho ro.
suit is Immediate relief"
Only he who has trouble with his
eycsight can realize the truth Of this.
And yet many Of us realize that our
eyes are not what they should be, yet
because they are not yet bothering us
much wa neglect having them cared for
in time.
II you knew Of the superior quality
OF the optical work / am doing--of tho
splendid satisfaction my glasses are Civ.
ing-of the many, many I TT perfectly,
even after other opticians and oeulists
fan TO give satisfaction, you would Ger.
tainly come 20 me for your glasses, over
81 years experience; hundreds Of ref
eroncea.- Satisfaction guaranteed.
feel that my long experience, better
facilities, more modern equipment, en-.
ables me to make and 1T better glasses
for the least money.
wish 10 emphasize the fact that I
never advised glasses whero they arc
not needed want to gain and hold
tho respect aud good viii Of those
have had occasion to serve, and can.
not afford 10 practice deceptive meth.
Ods in order 70 mako q small profit on
pair Of glasses.
The great success Of my Toric Kryp'
tok lenses has caused many inferior i'm.
stations, You are absolutely sure Of the
genuine Kryptok when you come to me
] DO Not Uso Any Drops
Nor Drugs.
Positively no better glasses made any
whore, and few the equal, My glassoI
satisfy you because they must be per
feet before they leave my office
Tho SATISFACTION Of those ! hav'
served Is your guarantee that I viii
serve you satisfactorily
All broken giaaaes replaced while yo'
wait
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS
ARE NAMED FOR CAMPAIGN

Twenty more men have been added
to the list previously appointed as mem,
bers of the campaign committee of the
good roads bond movement as follows;
L. NJ. Grocer, Salem, R. F. D. 4.
L. NJ. Gilbert, Salem, R. F. D. 4.
c. II. Taylor, Turner, R. F. D. 2.
j. B. Parker Salem, R. F. D. 3.
Samule H. Brown, Gervair.
Dove jacobson, Sidney.
J. w. Irvine, Mehama.
DR.. G. A, Massey, Turner
E. c. Armstrong, Salem.
Homer Gouley, Brooks.
Lott L. Pearce, Salem.
]. 7. Hunt, sublimity.
J, W, Mayo, stayton.
L. D. Pettyjohn, st. Paul.
G. H. Harris, Silverton, R. F. D. 4
VIM. Brown, Salem.
R. j. Hendricks, Salem
Weller Chamberlain, Salem.
Otto Zurcher, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
HUERTA'S ANNOUNCEMENT
CREATES MUCH INTEREST

UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.
Washington, Jan. l4.-The announce
ment of the Huerta government that
Mexico would default payment of the
semi-annual interest on the Mexican
national debt, created much interest
in diplomatic circles last night.
While state department officials were
understood to accept this step as q
natural development in the policy of
waiting for the collapse of the Huerta
regime, no comment was Forthcoming
European diplomats pointed out that
because of the great sums at stake the
European powers had keener interest
in the situation even than the United
States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14

DR.. r. l.. Utter, dentist, Masonic bldg
DR.. Mendelsohn fits eyes correctly. u
8. Bank building,
DR.. Asseln, dentist, 2O5 Salem Bank
& Trust building.
A. n. Minton, attorney, has left for
Washington on business.
0. +. Fowler, Polk county farmer,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Lodging 25cj per week, $l,5O. Elec'
trio lights in every room. scott's res.
tauraut, 40 South Commercial street.
Marion Taylor and James Richards,
Of the santiam district, are in the city
on business this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
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NAMES CORRECTIoN.

Editor Journal; Through typo.
graphical error great part of one SEN
tence in my article was left out. 1t
should have said, "And such class of
commercial boosters would bond for all
kinds of hasty, spasmOdic public i'm
provements; policy that calls for the
temporary employment of vast numbers
of transient contractors and laborers,
which later results in increasing the
number of unemployed and decreasing
the amount of prospective future pub
lie improvements, that would furnish
employment to actual settlers" Yours
truly, Independent Thinker.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
Capital City Brevities

DR.. May, nerve specialist, Masonic bid
DR., and Mrs, Mark skiff are being
visited this week by Mrs. Eta Kneeves
of Newport.
Attorney Il. B. Tongue, of Hillsboro,
was in tho city yesterday on legal
business.
Geo, Hatch, the mail carrier, is being
visited by his brother Edward Hatch,
Of Brush Prairie Washington
Miss Helen Conklin left last night
for Portland where she will visit friends
during the remainder of tho week.
Have you been using a coffee or tea
that has not just pleased you in the
flavor. If so, see the Yokohama Crock.
cry & Tea Co.
After visiting for several weeks at
the home Of w. II, Tucker, in Salem,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, II. Hansen and Olaf
Christensen left yesterday for Portland
to visit for few days.
Read tho press reports from Seattle
about the De Treville concert given
there January s, Seattle wants re.
turn concert They are delighted with
her,
You don I have to be an expert to
detect the high quality Of the famous
Bon Ton five cent cigar, 1t reveals
itself, and the more you smoke 1t the
better you like it,
You really should stop in at the Will.
oy b. Allen Co. music store at sci
Court street and look over their stock
of sheet music and supplies, If you re
liking for some hard.to.find selection,
Manager II, y. Peters will be glad to
order it for you, IL it ism in stock.
Business men, stenographers aud pros.
pective stenopaphers. Bo sure to read
about the stentotype in the advertise.
ment of the Capital Business College,
page Of this issuej also in the Satur-
day evening post of January 3, page /.
r, G. Moreali until recently employed
by tho United States government on
tho Panama canal, has arrived in Salem
with his family and will make his home
here, They are now visiting at the
home Of H. Olson in South Salem,
An amended complaint was filed In
the case Of r. II, Chamberlain against
Henry Eunice, ct al, in the circuit court
yesterday. The action is brought to
recover money alleged to be due for
labors performed,
Bread that just melts in the mouth
delicious, nourishing, enticing-is hard
to make, That is why Tip.Top bread
is fast winning It's way to every table
In the City--it's too good to resist, Al
the Nperllng grocery oll NORTH Nom
mercial street,
Ernest Klingor and Jake Burgman
who were arrested last Monday by
sheriff Esch on the charge of selling
liquor to minors, pleaded guilty an,
were fined $50 by Judge Kelly las
evening The court also revoked III,
saloon licenses held by the two defend
ants, Geo. Becker, indicted on III,
charge Of giving liquor TO a minor
pleaded not guilty and was released Of
$3.50 bonds,
The very best artists in the worl,
are heard in Salem this year at a pric
lower than they sing for elsewherC
win tho Salem people who stand 20
the best in music appreciate this an,
fill tho house There are uumbe
Of good seats yet TO sell
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
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HARRIS.

To Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Harris, 1920
Court street, at 11:45 Monday night,
an eight pound daughter.
Mr. Harris is retired farmer of
Polk county and has been living in
Salem during the past year. He is well
known in both Marion and Polk
counties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
MORE EFFECTIVE SERVICE.

Will result from Stenotypy. Read
about it in the Capital Business Col.
lege advertisement, page of this is.
sue, or in the Saturday Evening Post of
January 3, page l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14

Mosher has a line of tailored to
order suits at $3.50 and up. These
goods are not made in Salem, nor can
anybody make a suit in Salem for less
than $500.
Coffee club prospects We're discussed
last evening at meeting and, among
other things the matter Of selecting
manager was taken up. A man Of
wide experience in such work is being
considered for the place
1t will be pleasant news to the many
friends of Rev, VIM. G.. Eliot, pastor Of
the Unitarian church of Portland, to
know that he will occupy the pulpit
Of the Unitarian church here next Sun
day morning IN exchange with Rev.
Fischer, who will conduct the services
Of the Portland church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
JUDGE CALLS LAWYER CUR
AND SAYS HE WILL BEAT HIM

luNlTED PkESS LEASED WlRE.l
Spokane, Wash, Jan. Al. Stanley
Webster, judge of the superior court,
threatened yesterday to "knock the
head off" H. NJ. Stephens, corporation
counsel of Spokane. Judge Webster
ruled against the city in an important
condemnation case, and had left the
bench when Mr.. Stephens said;
'I have come to the conclusion that
! cannot get a square deal in your
court.'
"You have offered that gratuitous
insult" replied Judge Webster. eff
you repeat it l promise you this, in pub.
lie or private, IT beat your head off
You are a cur
The bailiff and spectators prevented
a clash,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
JENSEN.

To Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Jensen, 23S
North High, lila pound boy yester.
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
SNAP

If you want home, or make good
investment, look this up at once. House,
barn, IA lots, close in. Price $4,000;
terms.
Another One.
Five acres of fine land, well i'm
proved, with stock and all implements.
Price $4,000; terms. Owner going away.
Owner will sacrifice to make a quick
deal.
BECHTEL g. BYNoN,
BAT State Street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14
500 to 81

9lUU to Sl
That you can't beat our bargains.
l2 acres in Polk county, two miles west,
well improved, $4,000; IA acres on car
line, ideal suburban home, $4,000; 5
acres, all in clover small house, close
in, $3.50, terms; 30 acres, 10 acres in
crop, balance timber, 4.room house
good barn, miles out, $35OO; 900 acre ,
in Polk county, well improved, SO
OOOj to . acres on installments; saw.
eral new homes in Salem on install.
ments; 800 acres, well improved, 500
per acres several 8 and lO.acre tracts.
well improved.
We have a cigar stand, pool hall,
rooming house, hotel, restaurant, gro
cery store candy store and other bust.
ness chances; hop ranches; 10 acres
clover, close in, $25OO. Several pruue
ranches and berry tracts at the right
price; 10 acres bearing Italian prunes,
$4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-14

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