Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-18

stack is a necessity.
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Suit to quiet the title to certain lant
IN Marion county was begun today il
the circuit court by s. C. Bass agains
Mary Eta Rasmus and others.
Bert and Arch Jerman, and Ernest
/ Klinger left this morning for a fishing
trip down the Deschutes, going by way
of the Mackenzie Pass in Mr.. Klinger ;:
car.
Benjamin Brick is installing a new
mosaic nameplate in front of his store
taking place of the former name OF
The Plymouth - 1t merely saws
Benjamin Prick" Steven Wolfe il
the contractor.
The LOU plant started the season
press last night at IL o'clock with some
five hundred crates of berries on hand
Picking has now started in earnest and
the plant will run steadily, unless the
/ berries fail to come in.
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A dispatch from Washington this aft
ernoon announces the reappointment of
August Huckestein as postmaster here,
and also of H. L. Guise, postmaster of
Woodburn, and Ira G. Mehrling for the
same position in Falls City.
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Terwilliger Funeral Home (home Of
the 1ungmotor), residence parlors, home
like. Lady embalmer Phone 724.
s. H. Snyder, rentals, successor to l..
Bechtel & Co., 341 State st. Phone 452.
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Phone 81 for your fruit jars, caps and
rubbers, a complete line. VIM. Gahls-
dorf, "the store of housewares. /"
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Clark Russell Belknap, an attorney
of Astoria, graduate of Willamette
university several years ago, was in Sa-
called on Governor Withycombe this
sea. Yesterday he spent visiting several
old time friends. He reports Astoria a
live town and booming on account of
the increased activity in shipbuilding.
He was formerly located in Portland.
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Pershing in France, the only authen-
tic motion pictures of this event at The
Liberty today and tomorrow.
H. E. Trimble and wife, of Scol1ard,
Alberta, are motoring through the coun-
try ON their way home. They left Sa-
lem early this morning for Portland,
and came here from Eugene. From
Portland they. will go through eastern
Oregon and Idaho, to the Yellowstone
National park, and from thence to
Canada. Mr.. Trimble has been looking
at the country with some idea of in
vestment.
Burbank is pHt III the shade by Sa-
lem man in the person of Prof. w. L.
Staley, of the Capital Business college,
who is now raising topless potatoes. He
has several hills of the curiosities in
his garden, which have absolutely no
top, and wondering if they were grow
ing, he dug in to the hills, He found
small potatoes forming. This is hard
to beat.
The Knights of Pythias installed the
following officers last night; John
Shipp, chancellor commander; p Andre
sen, vice-chancellor; Walter Lennon,
prelate; G. Z. Barbour, master of work;
W. B. ellison, X. R. & s.; E. w. Hazard,
master of exehequer; H NJ. Levy, mas
ter at arms; j. L. Tucker, inner guard;
A j. Ratliff, outer guard. The Pytb-
ian Sisters served banquet after the
vas completed.
Harvey j. Whitehorn, of Dallas, and
c. E. Wright, of Salem, were sent down
to Portland by ]. E. Adams, of the Sa
lem naval recruiting station this morn
ing. Whitehorn was secured by Ma
chinist Adams as result of his trip to
Dallas yesterday. On account Of the
fact that this district is only allowed
25 recruits each week, it is believed to
be doubtful whether two men will get
by at present. Consequently, because
Portland alone can more than fill the !
quota, there is waiting list and only
the cream of the cream is being taken. |
As result it takes Al men to get by. |
The city ordinance provides that |
when an alarm of fire is turned in, all |
using city water for irrigation purposes |
must shut the same off. There has been |
40 means OF notifying water users |
when they could begin using the water
again. Fire Chief Hutton has made ar
so this difficulty will be
obviated After an alarm and when the
vater may be turned on again one long
blast of the whistle will be given. This
viii remove long standing annoyance
it the fire department, where phone
,alls innumerably ask if the water can
30 turned on again.
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Mrs. Commissioner Estill, of Chicago,
accompanied by her daughter, Rather
ne, also Lieutenan Colonel F. w. Scott,
# provincial headquarters in Seattle,
will arrive in Salem Friday morning,
rom the south. Mrs. Estill has had life
ong experience and has been especial
V connected with the rescue work, be
ng at the head of that branch for a
number of years. On Friday evening,
Tuly 20, at p. M, Mrs. Estin viii de
iver her famous lecture entitled,
Broken Womanhood. - The lecture /
will be given in the First Baptist
hurch, corner of Liberty and Marion