Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18

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Coroner Rigdon was called to
Donald a few days ago to hold an
n inquest over the body of an infant
chlld OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Crawl
" who was burned to death Monday
y afternoon while the parents were
absent FRO mthe home. 1t was pure
ly a case of accidental death and
:, no inquest was held. 1t is suppos-
= ed that a 2year old child obtain
e ed matches from some source and
set fire to the bed where the in
= fant was sleeping, The house was
: tull of smoke when the mother re-
!. turned and the child's body was
: burned black and the other child
: was gasping for breath.
An automobile owned by 7. ].
: Kimberling of Independence, was
looted of virtually everything it
> contained yesterday, according to
Mr.. Kimberling's report to the po-
lice. Two large cans of coffee, five
= pounds of raisins, two sacks of
: hominy and three plugs of chew
ing tobacco were among the al
: ticles stolen, Mr.. Kimberiing said.
THE machine was parked at 1872
North Commercial, It was stated.
. Advising all members to settle
their alleged difficulties in man
ner that would make it unneces-
sary for the long arm OF the law to
intercede, Officer Hayden yester-
day precluded what was reported
to be a general family row" in
the vicinity of 769 Columbia street.
Members of the household agreed
according to Officer Haydens re-
port.
Robert N. Mann of this city,
who Tuesday evening underwent
an operation for appendicitis, is
doing as well as could be expect
ed, nurses at the Willamette sani- |
tarium stated this morning, I'm
mediately before and after his op-
GRAFTON he was reported to be in a
very critical condition.
]. H. Baker, 545 Court street,
complained to the police yester- /
day that lap robe was stolen
from his automobile while it was
parked on State street near the
Klett cigar store.
His army overcoat was stolen
from his automobile while it was
parked near the Dreamland rink
last night, Ed Stewart of this city
old the police early this morning.
A car load of white fir was re-
ceived at the paper mill here
flew days ago from Jones Brothers
Iof Gervais, who are cutting timber
for the Oregon Pulp and Paper
company. This was the first to he
received from that source.
"B;ll" Neal. former inspector for
the public service commission, is
lin Salem transacting business. Neal
a former javelin hurler and track
star at the University of Oregon,
is now in business for himself in
Portland.
Miss Eliza beth Fox, dean OF wo-
men at the University of Oregon,
is in Salem attending the D. A. K.
convention. She will return to Eu-
gene Saturday.
In Salem to attend the conVen-
ton of the Daughters of the AM
eHcan Revolution is Mrs. Marion |
wilkins of Eugene She will return /,
home Saturday night.
lust what the kiddies have been
wanting-harmonic at 25c while |
they last. Myrtle Knowland, 415
60. e. phone s52. 6S"
The Moose lodge of Mill City
will initiate a class of 30 this eve
ming. Members of the Salem and
Albany lodges will go there to heip
put on the work.
Last evening was a record night
for guests at the city Jail. Nine
men who applied for free beds
were given accommodations.
A limited number Of harmonlcas
lat 25c. Myrtle Knowland, 4l9 |
Court st. Phone 352., %
VIM. Bowley. city marshal OF
Ceryais, was in the city on ousl-
ness during the week.
Miss Edna Rowan of Gladstone
is visiting friends in Salem for !
few days.
Mrs. Edward Rander Of Glad
stone has been visiting in saiem
during the week with friends
Handy rolls Of white paper use
full for many purposes, 10 cents
up. Capital Journal office.
Mike Smith is visiting 1rlehdS
and relatives in Oregon City Ior
few days.
Handy rt'ls Of white paper use use
fn1 for mtuy purposes, 10 cents
m CapitaI Journal office.
F. c. Lewis Of this city was
business visitor in Albany yester-
day.
For rent, outside rooms. Z
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