Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-13

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An order confirming the sale of mort
gagged premises to the PLAINTIFF was
made today by Judge Bushey IN the
case of Della Macdonald against Ev'
erett Hanscom, ct al. The premises
brought the sum OF $94S.2O.
The funeral of Richard H. Bone, who
died from injuries received last lhufS-
day. was held this afternoon from the
chanel of Webb & Clough and was con,
Quoted by the Rev. +. T. Porter Burial
was in the City View cemetery
The brick work of the Cherry CITY
bakery on Market and High streets VIII
be completed today The building Will
cost about $4,000 and with the two
large baking ovens and other equipment
will represent an investment OF T2o,OoU'
H. R. Humphrey, of Macleay, while
driving a horse and buggy on state
street last evening, about 9:3O o CLOCK,
was run into by Ford ear driven by
Carl Engstrom. After study OF the
situation Il settlement was promised by
Engstrom.
Word was received III Inc inc oiVS 'e~"S 80,
of the death of David Wiener from
scarlet fever in Chicago, who attended
the Capital Business college until about
two months ago. He was q nephew OF
Mrs. Rosa Markievitch, of 730 North |
Front street.
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The 1uneral OF Jacop S''"n1os' W.
died in Portland saturday, NoIenioef
II, was held To-Day from ,he pa Pa'iorS Ia. .Ta Da !
Rigdon hlchafusoh' conducted pS wv .ne
Rev. II: N. ANisoh. DurIal Nas ~ 'ne
Odd Fellows, cemetery MI 9'ahic9 was
former resident OIL oaleN
seo. 10 -no. r,,,or fine
of $50 saturday morning Tor ptins III
toXlcated, served one uas III J"H @io Si,
was lheh feleaseu on pay inehV u
Ten dollars was corrected lroH' i'u.nea
Bartlett ana haIPn pm furiar oil '"e s"n,'
charge, making 800 an 'oSe.ner lol Nv
erlndulgehce III aicoholc peNer"se'
o.io4,o 80 so,oro
dhe musicians aeov0-"'ioi Va -, ~
Will give 3 Gance at no.,hon Tne ".iloi y" rhiy @
evening OIL luesuay, DeGe9ioel , l o 4ha
music VIII De turhisheu. m py al n,'.I.a orehes.r"
or ~ pieces, me ~ Goi,Iuisuee Nv e,. ~ vn"i SO
OF the music Is II. N, 0.ouuenn'eS l'-,i eii
MISS Lllilah oteee, berC nusseAl anu
MISS Marina oWart'
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W. l.. Davis .! ~ E. - Nv -
ported TO the ponce thaC ms fSIu car;
NO. dS.'S', was stolen da from ~ iionI -
the bhgh hotel at e;oo eiooN iao.
night: III was round Vhls morning apou' ~,
L CLOCK on the IHst Ioau oou'h VI tno
penltentlary IN the diten Where loytiu,
ers had abandoned IL; IL Is pelle.eu
bunch or roughneck ooys approprlaIeu
the machine Tor Joyrlde'
fire al lz:zo tIls aiterhoon ~ INC
Lawrence Ink company aV ooa NoI.n
Capital street, ana small damage 10 'he
building before II was eN'lhgulsieu ~
the IRE department Whlen Iespohueu
with both the chemlcal ana the au,o-
pumper' me IRE started petweeh l !he
celllng anu .he fooA iioii uer.o,'. -
chop theif way throuSh the eiii"aN'o
get at the blaze
.
Carl +. Schmledecke' recently mere
from Nebraska, has purchased the SO
acre H. h. smith farm on Howell FRA
irie for cash consideration of Sll,5oo.
This is one of the finest farms on How
ell prairie and is located on the Silver
ton road Just this side of Pudding riv-
er. With his family, Mr.. Schmiedecke
will move on the farm within two
weeks. The transfer was handled by
.
Let lis talk about the weather. Aft
er the A days. drought came the 10
days of more or less rainfall and now
comes some pretty chilly weather with
the thermometer registering 29 above
for two nights and 27 above last night.
Not since February of this year when
the record was 25 above has there been
so cold a night. The -xdnge of temper
ature Yesterday was from 4s to 20. The
river fell half a foot yesterday and
now the guage reads lis feet above
zero.