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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1919.
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Claiming that his wife, Annie AI.
Itichards, violated her marriage vows
fcj holding illegal association with an
other maji. Albert A. Richards today
tiled suit against her for divorce. Mr.
a4 Mrs. Richards were married here
on Christmas day, 1906s and have two
children, Luclle, . and Goldie, 11.
Mr. Richards asks the custody of the
children.
gant came here from Newport and
made friends here who regret his departure.
Briton Leads Frenchman
In Plane Race To Australia
Two foreigners today signed' papers
t the court house indicating their in
tention of becoming citizens of the
United States. They are Walter Van
Flue, Zi, a farmer residing at Silver-
too. He is a Swiss. And Frank Perkett
61. a subject of Canada, residing on
a Carm near Donald.
An estate of $260,875 was left by
Charles Henry Davis, who died in this
county recently, according to the fin'
al account made to the county court
here today by Ellis J. Bragg, adminis
trator. January 12, at 10 o'clock was
et for the time of hearing objections
to the report.
Sheriff Needham today received no
tice from the sheriff at Corvallis that
a reward of $25 is offered for the ar
rest and detention of Miss Mabel V.
Pulley, 15, and Milton McGuire, 32,
with whom she eloped from that city
noon of November 14. At the time of
the alleged elopement McQuire and
the girl are said to have taken the
train north.
An order naming Alice M. Dowell
guardian of the estate of Homer A.
Dowell, 3 1-2 years old, and appoint
ing Albert West, Homer West and Wil
Ham Buchanan appraisers of the
child's estate, was Issued today by
County Judge Bushey. Little Homer
Dowell, as heritage from his father's
estate, received a $1000 life insurance
policy.
London, Dec. 4. The race between
Captain Ross Smith, British aviator,
and Etlenne Poulet, French, in their
attempted flights to Australia, had
narrowed down to a 45 minutes mar
gin in favor of the T5ritish flier, ac
cording to latest reports received by
the air ministry here today.
Smith overtook the French before
Poulet reached Rangoon and arrived
in that city, 45 minutes ahead, a dis
patch to the air ministry said. The
aviators both reached Rangoon, No
vember 30, and planned to leave De
cember 1 for Bangkok, according to
a dispatch.
The distance from Rangoon, one of
the chief cities of the Indian province
of Mm ma, to Bangkok, capital of Siam
is about 340 miles.
The W. A. M. F. club will meet this
evening at the home of Miss Goldie
WiUel, 415 North Cottage street.
- 3. E. Saylor and R. G. Saylor of
Pendleton and Echo, respectively, are.
stopping in Salem today while attend
ing to business interests in the valley.
B. L. Eddy of Roseburg is a visitor
in Salem today.
Reported Betrayal Of
Villa Still Unconfirmed
El Paso. Texas, Dec. 4. (United
PreBS.) A rumor that Francisco Villa
had been betrayed by hig own men,
taken prisoner and had been offered to
the Carranzista commander at Parrai
if the standing reward of fifty thoii
snd pesos would first be paid, was still
unconfirmed officially here early to
day. No credence was given the rumor
in official quarters here or in Juarez,
although the rumor originated with u
Carranzita railroad man.
Mexican Consul Andres Carcia await
ed replies to his messages asking con
firmation of Villa's capture.
chains south S4 degrees 51 minutes
west frpm the northeast corner of said
claim thence south 84 degrees 54 min
utes west 47.74 chains to an angle
thence north 89 west 2.69 chains to
the creek thence south 22.75 chains
to the corner thence east 1T.74 chains
to an i nglo thence south 86 degrees
46 minutes east S2.74 chains to street
corner thence north I minutes thence
east 28.80 chains to beginning. Con
taining 127.25 acre. - 'JO
Mrs. E. J. Wood and G.. A. Wood to
E. E. Bassett. Lot 2 block 7, Rich
mond addition, Salem.
A. B. Wood and M. T. J. Wood to
J. F. Grabenhorst. Lots 254 and 55
Hanshaw Fruit Farms. Save 1-3 acre.
$200.
Percy Page and Grace E. Page to F.
F. 'Wedel and Elizabeth Wedel. begin
ning at the southwest corner of the
donation land claim of William Green
wood and wife, township 7, 2 west
Willamette meridian, beginning at a
point also on a north line of the Cabel
P. Chapman donation land claim
thence west 21.99 chains along the
claim line thence south 15 minutes,
east 19.13 chains thence north 80 de
grees 30 minutes, east 24.15 chains to
the center of the county road thence
northwesterly along'the center of the
county road to the-south line of the
Greenwood claim thence south 71 de
grees 45 minutes, west 24.10 chains to
the beginning. Containing 69 acres
Save street 40 feet wide extending
north and south along the Wend
track.
Alva Smith and Maud Smith to
Alois Imper. Lot ,2 block 3 Uollister
addition, Stayton. $5ou.
John Ropers and Doiate Ropers to
H. L. Rehnv ntod Kalharina Rehm.
Southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section 6 in township 6, 1
east Willlamette meridian. Contain
ing 40 acres. $7,600.
William A. Kennedy to D. A. Jacob
son. Beginning at the street 20 feet
north" of a point 9 chains 18 links
east of the southwest corner of the
donation lund claim of Jacobson Cool
ey and wife, in township 5 west AVil
lamette meridian, theme north 3 de
grees 31 minutes, east 4 cha-lns 65
links to the middle swale thence
northeasterly along the middle Bwale
to a point 5 chains 22 links north and
2 chains east of beginning, thence
ouuth 5 chains 22 links thence west 2
chains to the beginning. Containing
i acre. Woodburn. $S50.
George Baurer to Mary Baurer. Lot
7 block 28 subdivision blocks 26-27-
2S, Capital Park Addition. Salem.
Dorothea Fleming and C. J. Flem
ing to Vernon P. Mentzer and Edyth
Mentser. Lot 11 block 11 Englewood
Addition, . Salem. ' $S00.
: D. E. Tempkins to C. W. Graben
horst. Lot 51, Gvubeuhoi'Rt rult
Farms.
George M. Stover und Mary Stover
to Jay A. Hawkins and SSrlla Hawkins.
Beginning at a point 8.50 chains west
of the northeast coiner of the south
east quarter of section 20 in township
9, 1 west Willamette meridian, thence
north 3.53 chains to the north lino of
lot 10 section 20 thence west 11.60
chains to northeast corner of lot 9
section 20, thence south to the Sun
tlam river, thence meandering along
the side of river on a south line of lot
3 in said section 20 to a point south
of beginnnlng, thence north to begin
ning. Containing 35 acres. Also 5
acres off east side of lots 4 and 9 iu
section 20 in township 9, 1 west Wil
lamette meridian. $2,700,
N. Miller, widow, to Margaret Mil
ler. Beginning at iron rod west block
of Karris creek where south lino cross
es Fatrick M. Gleason donation hind
claim 17.16 chains north 89 degrees
J 4 minutes west from re-enteiing an
gle at south lino of said blnim 5 S 1
west Willamette meridian thence
north 89 degrees 24 minutes west
along south line of said claim 48.43
chains to iron pin tin center line of
noon terry road thence north 31 do-
grees 34 minutes east 45.92 chains to
iron pin west block of said creek
south 23 degrees 11 minutes west 1.0
chains thence south 41.30 west 1.60
chains thence - south 4 degrees cast
4.55 chains to beginning, Containing
50 acres of Patrick M. (Mention dona
tion land claim 5 S I west Willamette
meridian.
W. 1. Pooler and Margaret Pooler
to Fred Zimmerman and Ethel Jl.
Zimmerman. .Northwesterly half follow
lug truck lot 23 High school addition
Suiem, also beginning at n point 205
feet 9 inches south 60 degrees from
the northwest corner of the donation
claim of A. F. Waller and wife, 7 UK
west Willamette meridian, thence
south 66 degrees 30 minutes east 109
feet 2 Inches thence south 20 degrees
west 15 feet thence north 60 degrees
west 110 feet 7 Inches to beginning.
Save beginning at northwest corner of
the donation land claim of A. F. Wal
ler and wife T 7 S 8 west Willamette
meridian thenco south 60 degrees east
205 feet 9 inches the -re north 66 de
grees 30 minutes west to tha-ccoter of
the Mill creek thenco down the center
of the Mill creek to the west line of
the donation land claim of A. F. Wal
ler and wife thence north 19 degrees
30 minutes along the west line of the
Waller claim to the beginning.
Emily Carpenter and E. W. Car
penter and Sarah Hicks and J. It.
Hicks to K. Courand. Beginning at a
point 50 feet northwesterly from the
center of the Oregon-California rail
road and 16.74 chains south 41 1-4
"always fresh"
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OLIVE OIL
Sold -Everywhere
degrees went mid 4 chains -oiith
the northeast corner of ium
4 8 1 W thenco south 41 M .. '
west 12.59 chains to the east
of the Pernell track then,.,.
41 1-4 degrees east
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thence south 48 3-4 degrees
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track 19.86 chulns thence 4, "
degrees east 19.86 chains to beginni.
containing 25 acres sltuntrd hi i.
70 In 4 8 1 west Wllltnett men,
$4,250, '
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Tablets which destroy germs. ae .'.7
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Mrs. A. J. Burdick, accompanied by
Mrs. l. it. uaocock, are spending a
hrief visit with friends in Salem. Mrs.
Burdick and Mrs. Babcock are both
of Turner.
15n route to Portland on business
affairs,, O. Paulucci of San Francis
co, spending the day in Salem.
- Mrs. W. H. Steusloff. was among
the Salem folk who attended the Har
ry Lauder performance in Portland
yesterday.
Fred Wygant who for the past year
has been advertising writer and win
dow dresser for C. P. Bishop, left
Wednesday evening for Klamath Falls
to become assistant manager of the
H. N. Moe Dry Goods Store. Mr. Wy-
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Circuit Court.
Peail M. Huntley vs. W. W. Huntlev.
Decree.
Carrie Mendelsohn vs. M. P. Mendel
sohn. Cost bill. -
Salem Kings Products company, an
Oregon corporation, vs.' S. V. Ramp,
Bruce Cunningham, Britt Aspinwall,
C. H. Denser, O. L. Denser, Clyde Har
ris, August Lentz, L. S. Murdick, W.
Howard Ramp and A. E. Harris. Or
der. . . ' - .
Albert A. Richards vs. Annie M.
Richards. Complaint
Salem Kings Products company vs.
S. V. Ramp et al. fctlplation.
Pearle M. Huntley vs. W. W. Hunt
ley. Findings of fact and conclusions
of law.
Ward N. Bennett vs. Rebecca Winnl.
tied Bennett. Answer.
Probate Court.
Guardianship of Oliver Clarence Ro
velstad, a minor. ; Order to sell real
property of the minor.
Guardianship of Homer A. Dowell.
a minor. Petition and order.
Guardianship of Horner a. Dowel!,
a minor. Guardians bond.
Marriage Licenses.
John Rath, 26. a farmer of Salem
rural route, to Cina Lambert, 20, of
Salem route 7.
Erl D. Carver, 28, a merchant of
Donald, to Geno Lowe, 28 of Donald. I
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SNYDER-" Joe Snyder, 27, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Snyder, Jordan, died
in a local hospital Wednesday night
Body at Webb & Clough funeral
establishment. Funeral will be held
from Snyder home, Jordan, Sunday.
MOOREHOUSE To Dr. and Mrs. W.
(i. Mobrehouse, 725 South Commer
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