Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-09
iAII around Town


secured by loganberry ranch. Room / /
baSne building. 61*
For Rent, secondhand pianos S2.5Oi
per month. Inquire Ii. L. Stiff Furni-
ture company. 5ss
o. b. Robertson of Condon Gillian
; county. who seeks the seat of Muir
; ray Shanks in the state senate, filed
; his petition for place on the repub-
lican primary ballot today.
For Rent, secondhand pianos ss.5Oi
; per month. Inquire H. L. stiff Furni-
. ture company 59s
: Dance Wednesday Moose hall. La
. dies free admission. 59@I
; L. E. Bean, of Eugene, attorney and
. membsr of the last legislature from
Lane county, is a business visitor in
. the capital today
: For Sale, good as new secondhand
! pianos, IS down and SIS per month.
! no interest See Mr. Nichols at II. L.
. Stiff Furniture company. 59~
. A. X. Peck, of Marshfield, attorney
. for the port of Coos Bay is in the city
today negotiating with State Treasur-
er Hoff for the sale Of $3.50, geo of
port bonds upon which all bids were
. recently rejected, the port commits
. sioners insisting upon receiving par
, for the bonds if possible.
Dance Wednesday Moose hall La
. dies free admission. 59s
, For Sale, good as new secondhand
|. pianos, S. down and IS per month,
|. no interest. See Mr. Nichols at II. L.
!. Stiff Furniture company 59a
w. Fl. Lytle, state veterinarian, left
|. today for Corvallis on official bust
ness
Having purchased 10000 loganber-
: ry tips from Pearcy Brothers, of this
city, L. Chevaly Of Sardis, British
columbia, was in Salem, Monday con-
4 sulting the local firm. Mr.. Chevally
owns a large farm in Canada and is
manager of the plant of the Borden
: Milk company in Sardis
ri An auto driven by J. A. Gardner,
705 South 18th street. was badly dam
aged and Mr.. Gardner narrowly es-
caped injury Monday evening when
:. a north bound Oregon Electric train
Il struck the machine at the intersection
/ lof Mill and Commercial streets. The
iaccident was reported to police.
Because he had made a slight mis-
lcalculation in the time required for
final declaration, Rev. Bonaventure
Huesser of st. Benedict, Oregon, (Mt
i, AngeD was obliged to make new cit
y izenship declaration Monday Rev.
- Huesser gives his occupation as a
Catholic priest and Hermetswil,
u Switzerland as his birthplace He en-
igrated to the United States, April "a,
1910 by way of Bremen, Germany.
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There, will be an open meeting of
1.-THE Truckmens union Wednesday
y might at o'clock in labor hall on
y Court street. Everyone interested is
INVITED to attend,
TT Word has been received in Salem
e that Miss Lucille Kuntz, who has been
assisting County Recorder Moore of
Polk county inN Dallas for the past
flew weeks is seriously i'll in that
~ city Miss Kuntz is one of the popular
rlyoung women of Salem and the news
Is sorrow by her many friends here.
g Ne,s oieson oN'e,aa' s,,a, %, =, 9, :
!" tNtonaav of his intenHons to become
citizen Of the United States Mr.,
/. lskjeraa was born in Romesdalen'
NORWAY, anu ehiis'"'e" - t'"s'' 'N''
mi . u'ie 49, i
s. Nraud A Hess has filed suit against
p her husband. John A. Hess, asking
flor divorce decree upon erounus 10 o.
Gruel anu ,iiuil,a" 80 40 o,,s.
h. 'ness asNs ma on Ia ~ Hoes
r., touy ol ,hen ole ei'i1w, M, a,,,,1o ,,,are
IS IT, assU w" S.,e noa oe 1qfe Tn
" hlarlieu s,. ~ ,3a 5a'e ra,,,1stod divorce de-
ne auui'ion NJ ~ rIoas ris g asls tbat she he
oa niin,on, ~ S2o ner month.
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1t County Judge W. M busney n"F
lannoinfpd T. A. Rinehart f., IL. NeW-