Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
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W. NJ. Bushey. Louisa Nj. Small is *
eeutrix Of the estate.
Reserve your seats for the VILLAIN
cite Glee club concert at WINS music
store and Grand opera house phar-
macy. o.
Richard Craven OF Boston, Mass.
representing the American Humane
society. will deliver an illustrated lee
ture at the city library Friday eve
ming at eight o'clock. Everybody in
vited. Admission free. s2a
Walter L. Pemberton. administra-
tor in the estate of Clarkson Pember-
ton. has filed final account with the
county court. Heirs and nearest of kin
in the completed estate are Mary S.
l~Pemberton, widow, Phoenix, Ariz. /;
Mae Buell.. formerly Mae Dilley,
daughter. Salem; Walter S. Pember-
ton. son, Salem; w. Lee Pemberton,
son. Myrtle Point; The court has des-
ignated Aay "a, as time for final
hearing.
Baby chicks. all our leading variet-
les now ready for delivery. c. N.
Needham, 55S State. Phone AGO. SO
Dance. Hurst hall Thursday eve.
given by knights and Ladies of Sc
, curity. 81
A. o. BROMLEY, of Hoskins. secur-
ed an anglers license in this city, We'd
nesday.
DIR. chalmer Lee George, dentist.
S14 Masonic bldg. los
We are the firm that handle classy
Ford bugs. The Auto Shop, 1877 S.
Liberty st. 91*
J The will of John Taylor, Woodburn
resident who died April 5. was admit
ted to probate Wednesday. Mr.. Tay-
lor had made requests of 80 acres of
Marion county land to each of the
following: Jessie M. Wyland, daugh-
ter; Elsie J.. Van Cleave, daughter;
Austin c.. Taylor, son; Alexander
Taylor, son; Mary e. Rulings. daugh-
ter. Two lots in Molalla are also be-
queathed to Mrs. Rulings. The re-
mainder of the estate is given to
Mrs, Van Cleave, VINO is also appoint
ed executrix. A.. M. Van Cleave, A. L.
Yoder and j. A. Rulings are named
by the county court as appraisers.
Mrs, B. G. Brewster has returned to
Centralia after a ten day visit with
her husband, Reverend B. C. Brew
ster, who breaches at the Keller
school. While here Mrs. Brewster was
the guest of Mrs. Christie Ackley. S44
Mill street.
Milk prices take effect April 10th.
Retail price &c per pit. lac per quart.
Wholesale per gallon in bottles, 44c,
In cans, 2 gallons or less, 40c; in cans
IS gallons or more 37hc. Rates for
April per month as follows; One pint
per day $2.25; one quart per day
S4.25; 3 pints per day s6.25; 2 quarts
per day sS.25; 5 pints per day $40;
3 quarts per day $11.50; 4 quarts per
day $14.50. No changes in prices of
cream until May list. Regular reduc-
ton rates will be listed May LIST on
both milk and cream.-Salem SAM
Itary Dairy, Paramount Dairy, Meadow
Lawn Dairy.
Lee L. Gilbert, state distributor for
the Elgin Six auto, after about a
months serious illness with pneumo-
mia, was downtown today for the first
time greeting friends. Lee says he ex-
poets to be "back in the harness in
about ten days.
A reward of S25 is offered for the
recovery of an auto, stolen last night
in Portland FROM e. L. Wright, ac-
cording to word received early this
morning by police. The auto bore a
Washington license, No. 41S24, and is
believed to be headed this way.
Adam Heinrich of Portland, father
of George Henrish, 10, placed in Jail
here Wednesday night after he broke
into the home. of James Rudolph anf
4 stole some blankets, came to this citl
today from Portland and returned his
son to his home.
Jay Porter, 10, returning to hel
home at WOODBURY. from an orphan
age in Montana, was Brought on into
Salem on a late train last night wher
the conductor forgot to put her off
She was taken to the Y. M. G. A. foi
the night, and this morning was saH
en- to the train to return to Woodburi
by Police Matron Shanks
Calculating a statement made Wed
nesday that it is unlawful to ride mo
t~orcycles or bicycles or sidewalks IL
1.-THE city, Chief of Police Welsh today
explained thai bicycles may be rid
den on sidewalke in those parts o
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