Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-29

Insist on Olympia Flour
It's guaranteed-your money back
if not satisfied. tu-th&sa
Picnic Postponed
The picnic of st. Joseph's parish
which was to have been held next
week, has been postponed.
Olympic Is a Hard Wheat Flour
Makes more and better bread.
tu-th&sa
To-day
This is the time to invest in a
home site. See Kingwood Park, and
there is where you will buy.
C.. j. HardWick-
OF this city, who recently had a
stroke of paralysis, wishes to thank
the people who raised a subscription
for his benefit, the total amount Of
which was $3.50.
Hotel Marion Grill
Will be open every night until IL
o'clock. Table d. hote. luncheon IL
to 2 p. m. dali, soc.
Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf
For Quality Groceries
At low prices give us a trial. We
will save you on your months bill
and leave you a savings account. j..
NJ. Lawrence, corner Ferry and Com
mercial streets.
Attention Illihee Club
Messrs. Geo. Sutton, the armless
billiardist, and w. G. Johnson will
give a two hours exhibition of fancy
billiards at the club Thursday s p.
m. All members should be present,
this is a treat not to be missed. Light
refreshments.
Variety of Houses
The style of houses being erected
at Kingwood Park show the best
styles of architecture, and present a
most attractive picture. The setting
of the tract, the improvements made
upon it, and the beautiful homes
stamp Kingwood as the one place to
live in Salem.
Scales We're Incorrect
The railroad commission today re-
ceived a reply from the general man
ager of the Southern Pacific railroad
company relative to complaints made
against the track scales maintained
by the company at Albany and Rose
burg. The general manager admits
finding one of them out of the order
and the other slightly Incorrect, and
says that both will be remedied.
Practice Won
For the purpose of securing a lit
tie recreation the county school SUI
p~erintendent engaged in the examin-
alton of teachers papers at the state
house last evening met on the dia-
mond on the Willamette field and
engaged in a ball game. One of the
teams, was denominated practice"
and the other Theory" and when
the ninth inning was at end the for
mer was declared the winner.
Interesting Sight
To watch the various improve
ments and changes that are taking
place at Kingwood Park is indeed an
interesting sight. Street work, &C.
ment work and the installing of a
water plant keeps several crews of
ment at work, and each day makes
some change in the appearance of
the property where these men are
working.
Sue on Hop Contract
T. Rosenwald & Company today
began a suit in the circuit court
against Isaac Miller and Joseph
Feist. 1t is alleged in the complaint
that the defendants agreed to sell
1000 pourds of hops at 10 cents a
pound to the plaintiffs in the year
1910, and that they failed to COM
ply with their contract. The plain
tiffs now ask for damages amount
ing to $500.
; AutOiSt Fined
George e, Barr, who is said to be
an employee of the Ell Oso paving COM
pany, and who was arrested by Pa
trolman Whitlach last night. charged
with violating the city ordinance rel
alive to speeding automobiles. plead
guilty this morning and was fined $40
I by Municipal Judge Elgin. He is the
second speeder to be captured by a
patrolman mounted on the city's new
I motor cycle.
The TOymaker.