Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-04
All Around Town

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died about an hour and half after
the accident. The funeral services will
be held at Turner tomorrow at one
o o'clock. He was about % years of age
and unmarried. He was living with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Tracy,
and brother, Conan Tracy, aud there
are number Of relatives residing
elsewhere.
Dance M. B. A. hall near chemawa
Friday March 7. 3-5
Col. E. M. Smith of McAlinnville
stopped in the city yesterday for a
brief visit on his way to Stayton,
where he went to inspect the company
of national guard at that place, and
to be present at the election of off
GERS. This organization is coming on
finely with its recruiting.
Dance M. B. A. han near Chemawa
Friday March 7. 3.5
The Keizer school, four miles north
of Salem on the river road is making
a record as one of the most progressive
schools in the county Miss Anna Lind
gren is principal and she has associat-
ed with her, Miss Madge Walker. Just
recently the school has organized a
standard sewing club with seven mem
bers, standard canning club with
six members and a standard gardening
club with eight members And then the
school has boys and girls pig club.
To organize !and maintain standard
clubs several things are necessary,
such as having regular officers, regr-
lar meetings, definite programs and 3
lot of other state requirements.
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A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Ray Lick, age 33, farmer
living on route 5, Salem and Miss AL
vina Liebke, age 23 Of Salem.
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Chief of Police Varney announced to |
the council last evening that he had
appointed 0. r. Victor as night desk
sergeant to succeed Officer Dunlap who
was discharged some time ago. The
council will officially act on the Dun.
lap matter Friday evening.
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Corporal Robert E. Perlich arrived
in New York city yesterday according
to dispatch received today. He en-
listed in Company M and went with
the boys to La Grande. Later he was
transferred to Portland machine gun
company, going across the water in
December, 1917. Since then he has
been in France and at two different
times was on. the firing line.
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George Wick is expected home this
week from his trip to Kasas City
where he was summoned for a confer.
ence with the Fordson managers. On
his way home he will stop in southern
idaho. Vielks Bros have been given
the Fordson Agency for southern Idaho
besides Oregon. = v sif 1
One Of the reasons that the mail Of
soldiers is not delivered in this coun.
try is because people are moving about
so much and failing to leave forward.
ng addresses with the post office. In
the Salem post office today are a
arge number of letters written by
soldiers in France and the service here
s finding difficulty in delivering them
For instance Miss Bessie M Williams !
las fivo letters awaiting her here, all )
rom the same soldier. They were orig
nally addressed to Greeley, Colorado,
Ind forwarded to Salem. Her address !
s unknown. Mrs Frank Davis, for
nerly an attendant at the asylum, has /,
! letter awaiting her here, but she left
he city without leaving a forwarding
address. There is also a letter for Miss
Margaret Ham another for Mrs. Les !
ie Riggs and one address to Miss Cla-
q Haines 3431b North Commercial
treet. None Of these people left fol-
varding address. There is a letter
= s-aiting Mrs. Bertha Williams, for !
farded from Los Angeles to the gem !
raj delivery here and one for Miss y
Dorothy Richter, forwarded to Salem 1
rom Portland. The only chance for ]
hese women to get their mail is for
ONE interested friend. to notify the
ostal authorities. If not finally call b
d for they will be sent to the dead t
etter office in Washington, D. G, tt
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Russell Brooks, son Of Mrs Mildred s
!. Brooks county recorder, is now en- Il
Dying life at Leon, in the French r
Ups, according to letter received n
oday He is in the intelligence service 4
nd has no idea when he will get homo !.
D.
A letter was received today from I
lerbert Savage who is one of the for
unate American boys to be spending
he spring in Germany. He is located =
t Hilvert, Germany, and writes that :
rom what he has seen, he thinks he =
ill stay there for quito a while. 4
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1t didn take Joseph William Jones G.
t the Cottle apartments, Salem, ten G
+ fifteen years to decide whether he 81
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