Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-22

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One phase OF the l0ng-drawn suit
brought by Claude Cole against T. B.
Dean in circuit court here will be
heard in Judge Unruh's eour tat 10
a. m. Friday, according to the court
docket today. The case centers around
a dispute over trade in property.
Loss of sample case from his auto
as II was parked on State street yes-
terday afternoon was reported to no.
lice by ]. H. McF1eters- representative
OF the E. c. Eriekso ncompany, who
Is staying at Hotel Bligh. The sample
case contained towel and broom
holders, and flour sifters, Mr.. Me-
Fleters told suthorities.
Marion Anderson, arrested bv Chief
Of Police Welsh on a charge of cut
ting corners at High and Court
streets, was fined S. in Judge Races
court yesterday evening.
The body of Ollie Grande. 80. who
died at local hospital yesterday, was
shipped to Portland by the Rigdon &
Son company, where funeral and
burial will be held.
M. A. Kapphen of Hoskins was a
Sale mvisitor. Thursday.
Joel Davis registered at the Bligh
Wednesday night from Echo, Ore. )
E. w. Cochran Of osweeo Or
spent Wednesday and Thursday in this
city.
G. H. Courrie of Liona. Or. trans
acted business in Salem Wednesday.
The funeral for Willis e. Vincent,
who died at his home near jefferson
early Wednesday, will be held at the
chapel of Rigdon G. Son at D. m.
Friday, with burial following in City
View cemetery. The funeral will be
private.
At Keizer school house next Friday
evening there will be recitation con
test by pupils of the Keizer school.
Following this there will be basket
social. Everybody is invited to come
and have good time.
An order signed by Judge w. NJ
Bushey Wednesday in the estate of
James Neil authorizes the appoint
ment of Thomas j. McGrath referee
in taking certain dispositions from wit
nesses who reside in Ireland. Mr.. NC
Grath's address is Is Kildare street,
Dublin, Ireland. Another order ap-
points second referee in New York
for the purpose, of taking statements
from witnesses who reside in that
state.
George M. Duffer, Heppner, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday morning in
this city.
W. d. Wood, candidate for the re-
publican nomination for secretary of
state, was registered at the Bligh ho-
tel Tuesday, from Hillsboro.
Stuart Fagin of Portland was a Wis
itor to the county court house We'd
|nesday.
Ralph d. Moores transacted bust
ness at the Marion county courthouse
Wednesday.
A Greig recital, for which prepara-
tions have been made for the past
several weeks, will be held in ST
Joseph's hall Friday evening, April
23 at o'clock. The recital will be Civ
en- by the students of Sacred Heart
academy, and will be up to the high
standard which characterizes all per-
formances sponsored by them.
Price of fish drops. Fine Chinook
salmon 35c. Fresh Halibut 30c. Fresh
Ling cod, very fine steak fish, for
only 15c. Fits Market, 444 Court. 9S+
.
Combination hunters and anglers
permits were secured Wednesday by
r. d. Gibson and J. J. Riley, Salem
r. Rallow Of Salem, who served in
company X, Sth Wisconsin infantry
and Aranthus E. Thomas, Scots
Mills, whose old organization was com
pany c, First Oregon infantry, have
applied for the complimentary hunt
ing and fishing permits issued to civil
war veterans and pioneers.
In anticipation of better weather
Iduring the last days of April, many
| fishing licenses have been issued re-
Gently. Salem sportsmen who have
secured anglers permits lately are R
IW. Maulden, J. o. Leisy, Jim Houch
IL. A. Cobb, Ivan Lady, c. FL. Clymer
Saul s. Jams, R. r. Ruggles, L. H
Roberts, A. N. Becker, w. A. Goldalt
r. L. Matthews, e. Slocum, d. y
Beechler, s. M. Patrick H. M. Doud
Emil Lunberg, G. III. Leavett, j. e
Mock, r. H. Ruth, c. c. Tucker, G
r Farmer, Henry A Flemming, X. II
Pickens, Ross Damerell, G. w. Bangs
Raw E. Marchand, Carl z. johnson
10. L. Donaldson. Homer Hanset
Duane Gibson, U. L. Gibson, Archie
Collett, M. Blinston, ]. L. Hendricks
Fred Durbin and Ivan Conner. Ii
censes were also issued to hiram
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