Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-11

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fWANTED-Maturnity work BY gfsdu.
n ate nurse. Phone 2454W. Ala
FOR SALE young Jersey COWS.
e just fresh. rs S. 18th st. upstairs
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FOR SALE room bungalow $500,
-, toilet, electricity, gas, close in. Call
after 6 p. m. 475 $. Com o.. Alp
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II FOR SALE-Lease or rent. furnished
or unfinished 3 room house with
e light and water, etc. Large garden
Il space, chickens, close in. Address
= A Il Y care Journal. Ala
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II NEARLY new 5 room modern house
. with lot 60xl00 feet, small barn and
CT wOOdshed must be sold at once. See
p it at Hoyt and Winter SITS. 4-12
: WANTED-Agents to demonstrate DR..
D Scots eorscts and toilet articles. NJ.
f., Maekie, 343 n. Liberty St. Call
y afternoons or evenings. All
= to some business matters and upon his
: return home complained of feeling sick
Yesterday his condition had become
= so serious that he was taken to the
= hospital for the operation.
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MILFORD Allen, Of the Industrial ac-
, cident commission, spent Thursday in
Eugene on business connected with the
department.
x DR.. R. N. Avison left this morning
K where he will visit with friends and
: attend the oratorieal contest held tnere
!, this evening.
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Mr.. Jones Of the Salem Velie com
pany, left this morning for Portland,
T expecting to drive back this evening
= with a fine new model Of the Velie
ear.
The Industrial accident commission
; Is in Portland today, having been in
vited to attend the sessions Of the hos
, pital Standardization conference. which
is holding a series of meetings at all
important points in the west. Some OF
I the leading surgeons and hospital au-
Z thorities Of the country are on the
program Of addresses.
7 There Is a large sized yellow cat
( that feels perfectly at home at the Sa-
lem Fruit Union and there is just a
q suspicion that the cat has been serv-
! ing as the mascot for the Union the
past year as business has been excep-
; %tionally good. lie goes under the name
= Of "Bob,' and IT is not yet made
known whether he is named after the
manager Of the Salem Fruit Union or
because he really is a bob tailed cat
with no more tail than a Jack rabbit
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, Real estate continues to move in
Salem and vicinity. j.. Il. Scott re.
I ports the following sales within the
past ten days. Six and one half acre
tract about a mile and q half from Sa
/ lem on the Jefferson road for $500.
Mrs. +. h. Massey was the g%rahtor
land A. G.. Riuetel Of ~Grangerville, Ida
no, the grantee. The tract has a house
on it and is well improved. Mr.. Riuc
tel got tired Of the Idaho winters. A
Twenty acre tract near Concomley on
} the Oregon Electric was bought by
Oscar Stahl Of Washington from Rich
ard Breeding. The consideration was
/ $4,000 cash. A house and lot on Cot
tagc and Judson streets was purchased
) by r.. b. Harrington from II. d. Vim
son for 5000. Mr.. Harrington Is from
! FAILS City. Two lots on State and 2lst
streets were bought by Fred Armprlest
from George Cohn OF San Diego, for
$1,000. This also was a cash sale,
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A. L. Leavitt, fruit pathologist of
the Oregon Agricultural college, has
been in the city today for the purpose
OF making an inspection of the prune
orchards in this vicinity. He will make
a report Of his observations at the an
nual meeting Of the Salem Fruit I'm.
ion tomorrow afternoon and will dis
euss the subject Of prune diseases in
q general way, Anyone interested is
invited to attend.
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The membership Of the Salem lodge
Of Elks is now well over 300. The semi
annual report Of April | Of the trus.
tees Of the lodge gave the membership
at 1914 and last night II were initiated
into the mysteries Of the II O'Clock
hour. These were; Curtis b.. Cross,
Lewis II. Fletcher, Joseph GRADER,
james G. OReilly, Harry NJ. Hawkins
Paul y. Burris Roy II. Rice, Frank
Gibson, Grover Todd, Karl Hinges, II.
II, Pitehford, W. S. Hicks, NJ. W.
Rowley, A. b. Kelsey, W. +. Hoff.
man. J.. W. HARRISON and c. +. Whit
man. y
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