Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-12

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to make complaint more specific, defin-
ite and certain.
Tuesday Feb, IL, p. m. musicale at
Evangelical church 18th and Ghemeke-
, ia ST Admission free. PIP
1.-THE best is all you can do when
death comes. Call Webb g. Clough Co.
Phone 100. TT
Complaint was filed in the circuit
court yesterday by Ella G. Underwood,
executrix Of the estate of 1. G. Under
wood, deceased, against Isaac Conklin,
ct al, alleging fraudulent representation
in the sale of certain real property.
Patton Plumbing Co., 335 Chemeketa
Phone 1896 We do repair work. Stoves
and furnaces coiled. TT
Tho funeral beautiful" Webb &
Qough Co. tt
Final decree of petition was entered
in the circuit court yesterday in the
case of Lena Hibbard, ct al, against
Charles Hibbard, making plaintiffs ow-
ners in fee simple of 247.50 acres of
tract involved, and defendant owner in
fee simple of $50 acres Of said tract.
We now have several second hand
Fords at attractive prices All models.
See Wick Brothers. PA
v Special meeting of Multno-
ST. nah chapter, No. l, R. A. NJ,
tomorrow evening at 1880
E6sAY clock. Work in the Past Mas
WJEH ter and most Ex. Master de-
49, grees. Visiting companions
welcome.
The Grant Junior high school "light-
weights basket ball team defeated the
B. L. /. club of Corvallis, on the latter IS
floor Saturday night by score of 10 to
10. The grant line up was Putnam and
Tucker, forwards; Socolofsky, center;
Nicholson and White, guards.
Buy your SECOND hand Ford now
while we have a number to choose
from. Wick Brothers. PA
Why pay more-Hygrade cigars
Salem made 10 cents,
The funeral of Mrs. May Audley, aged
As years, who died in this city February
10th, 1918, was held this afternoon at
$3.50 from the Rigdon chapel. Rev. H,
N. Aldrich conducted the services. The
husband, George Audley, was here from
Astoria attending the obsequies. In
ternment was In Lee Mission cemetery.
SEE Wick Brothers for bargains in
second hand Fords 2-l4l
A dancing party at armory Feb. 14th
Aux. L. S. w V. rs cents per couple.
2-l3l
orvine S. johnson, of Salem, has
signed up at the local naval recruiting
station and left for Portland for assign
ment as machinist mate in aviation.
Thomas Moore, of Oregon City, and
j. II. Willard, of Albany, nave also
enlisted at the local office, the former
the service as baker and the
latter entering as apprentice seaman.
Dance at Foresters hall wednesday |
eve, Feb. 18th.
win the two ladies who were pres
ent when two autos collided on State 4
st. east of Cottage St. Jan. 10th,
please call phone S77W.
Tho county registration board began
today the taking of physical examina-
lions under the new regulations received
for the physical requirements of men
subject to draft. There are about 125
men not yet classified and given cards
m the first class who viii be examined
lnder the rules of the new regulations.
@. w. Cline was arrested Saturday 1
and confined in the county jail, where
he is now waiting preliminary hearing
IN the justice court ON charge of de-
Cline was employed as a truck
lriver for the Kapphahn Transfer COM
pany and is held for over-eharging on
freight bills. He is said to have erased
he figures on the bills as they came
frome the freight office and wrote in
heir place higher figures, which he !
rould COLLECT DOeketiuv the differenee