Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-30


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A marriage license was issued TINS
afternoon to Nathan Seldom wood, OF
666 Belmont street, Salem, with Eila
Clara Enos, of North Capital street.
Salem.
A Joint meeting of the Hughes al
liances No. | and No. 2 Will be helu
Tuesday evening at o clock at the re-
publican headquarters on High street.
The funeral of William H. Brunk, VINO
died last Friday, was held this atter
noon from the First Christian ehureh
and we're conducted by the Rev. +. L.
Porter. Burial was in the City view
cemetery.
DR.. Carl Gregg Doney will leave Wed
nesday evening for eastern oregon
where he will be one of the prlnclpal
speakers at the teachers institute to be
held at La Grande and Pendleton. lie
goes as a representative of willamette
university.
MIR. and Mrs. Hartman Whipp will
give n musical lecture and recital at the
high school auditorium next THURSDAY
morning. Wednesday evening they will
appear at the First Presbyterian church
under the auspices of the Salem Wo-
men IS club. So ---zs &
In the action brought by the First
National Bank of Alhambra against W..
A. Sipprell for the recovery OF money
olleoed to be due on a note for S2,iou,
Judge Galloway this afternoon granted
decree awarding judgment to the
plaintiff, along, with $i9S delinquent
taxes and $270 special attorney s fees'
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In the case OF the receivership Of the
Oregon Merchants Mutual Fire associa'
tion, Harvel Well, as receiver, asked
Judge Galloway for an order dlspurs'
inc the funds collected from the assets
of the company. Judge Galloway
granted the order disbursing to the
creditors per cent DIVIDEND upon
their claims.
In a recent issue of the Journal men
ton was made that Asa Tindall, express
man, was charged by the police with
wrongfully taking a robe from a wagon.
1t was not Asa Tindall, the expressman,
but another Asa, Tindall, who is now
under arrest. The reporter was given
the wrong INFORMATION concerning the
identity of the party charged.
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Tie Artisan lodge will celebrate Wed
nesday evening with Hallowe 'en party
and special program. Following u short
| will include reeitatiops by Mrs. G. +
Terwilliger and Mrs. Frances Aline; vo
cal solo by Mrs. Leona Peterson; instru
mental duet, Miss Martha Swarts and
Hedda Swarts; two minute talks by
Artisan politicians. There will also b,
special selections by the Artisan orchcs
| ira.
Winter Willis, said to oe parolet
convict, Max Hoaglin, and Fred Brod
igop, according to Chief Welsh, are un
der arrest in Portland for the burglar,
of Ward X. richardson's store OF
North Front street on the night Of
October 81, Chief Welsh expects to gt
down to Portland Tuesday to brins
i them back to Salem. The Portland of
fieers caught them with the goods OF
them.
The Hippodrome vaudeville at tn
opera house attracted fair sized house
Notwithstanding the extremely unfavor
able weather. The bill was one of tn
best that has come to the city and tn
! audience showed its appreciation by re
peated applause. Perhaps the act to b
most favorably received was that of tn
Carson brothers, Swedish athletes
Leever 4 Leroy, With their comedy sing
took God 20 years to discipline Josep'
and lead him through captivity an
the dungeon to throne. And he vii
10 that for every life which gives hin
the opportunity