Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-16

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Elk Notice! All members of the club
who are interested in pool are requested
to meet at the club tonight
We appreciate your orders, no mat
ter how small. You will always appre-
ciate "Olympic" flour once you begin
to use it, and it is not expensive. Phone
Main 2l6. Edgar 5 Grocery, High and
Court streets.
''Yakima Best" stands the test and
is the flour with the proper blend Meets
approval yes, everywhere. Ask about
our dependable" goods line. Teas,
cOffees, spices, etc. Phone Main sc.
Sperling Grocery.
Let me make your hat, and if you are
not pleased, will try until you are. A
nice line of materials on hand and plen.
ty of shapes to choose from. Yours to
please. Mrs. Alice Bryngelson, 694 N.
Commercial corner Division.
Those desiring to spend a pleasant
evening, and incidentally help a good
cause are invited to the Hotel Marion
tomorrow evening to assist the mem,
bers of the Junior Guild of st. Paul 8
church in making their dance a success,
Those desiring tickets (5Oc) for the
Guild dance, Hotel Marion, Thursday
evening, can procure them at the Nee.
dlecraft Shop, Marion Hotel or from
the committee; Mrs. w. Carlton Smith,
Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs. Joseph Baum.
gartner, Mrs. George Post, Mrs. Charles
Freeland.
Phone your grocery wants to Main
13l. The Sunset Grocery. Fresh veg
etables, choice apples, and the best
bread in Salem. Our store is near the
corner where you change cars. 1t is so
handy.
II. c. Kelsey, former Portland rail
road man, has arrived in Salem to take
a swing at distributing transportation
! licenses and accepting the coin at the
Oregon Electric passenger depot Mr.
Kelsey will be side partner to Agent
Richie, and the two undoubtedly will
boost Jim Hill s bank roll considerably
At meeting held by the members of
the Salem Business Men 5 League last
night, it was decided that the present
rating system, as compiled by Portland
people, is inadequate and, properly
speaking, very bum, A central system
will be considered hereafter and the
local officers Of the club will work
along these lines, After the meeting, a
luncheon was partaken of in the Salem
Board Of Trade quarters,
John Schenka, the man who resisted
arrest last night when Officer Woolery
answered call from 173 South Cottage
street whero he found trouble brewing
was according the privilege of remain.
ing in the city Jail for ten days for his
unusual actions. When Officer Wool.
cry called at the place where the trou.
bic was being made, he found that
Schenka was drunk and was turning
things topsy.turvy. The man ran into
a room when he saw the officer ap.
prOach, and IL was with much difficulty
that the prisoner was landed behind the
bars.
Miss Claudne Rose Of Salem, who is
attending the University of Washing.
ton, is a member of the beauty chorus
In Princess Bonnie" to be staged
April %, She is n daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Rose.
Attorney General Crawford today
gave an opinion that notes and mort.
cages Of the estate of Il. II. Swinburne,
who died in Seattle recently and was
a resident Of the state Of Washington,
are subject to the inheritance tax in
this state. swinbune left $4,000 in
property at Hood River, most Of It con.
Sisting Of securities, which were held at
a Hood River bank.