Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-09

F'Made in Oregon rocking chair for
sale at bazaar.
"sperling's" for dependable
goods. Teas, coffees, spices, ETC. There
is none better. Ask about them. Good
apples by the bushel. Try one sack OF
"Yakima Best" flour and you will use
no other. Phone Main &C.
Reliable makes of pianos handled by
reliable dealers. See R. F. Peters, Mgr
52l Court street. Get prices and easy
payment plan before buying elsewhere
victrolas and records, Opposite court
house.
Oregon "Wheat.oa" is growing in
popularity as a breakfast food. Made
in Salem, by the Cherry City FIGURING
Mills, also graham and all kinds OF
mill feeds. Phone Main 1881. Keep
your money at home
The petitions procured by the pro-
mo,ers of the special election on the
saloon issue were filed with the city
recorder yesterday afternoon. They
will probably be read at the city coun'
ell meeting Monday night.
Mrs. O. E. Price, of 1543 Court street,
was terribly burned about the face and
arms Monday while attempting to re-
light a fire with the aid Of Kerosene
There was an explosion when the oil
struck the live Goals. She will recover
Up to date Parlor Millinery. Reason
able prices for good goods. Shapes to
suit your own taste, and re.trimmine
done. A nice stock Of hats and mate
rials carried Mrs. Alice Bryngelson
6o4 North Commercial, corner Division
E. E. Gillian, the livery stable man
succeeded in raising over $50 yester
! day for a needy family residing Oh
{ North Capitol street. Mr.. and Mrs
Huffman, the parents, are paralpzed
and there are four children in the
family.
Ask those who use our bread. Oui
customers are our best advertisement
lit is made by union labor and in
bakery that is as clean as your parlor
!. Phone Main 131. The Sunset Grocery
!. Near where you change cars, State an
= Commercial streets.
' L. II. Weir, playground expert of ma
tional reputation, will deliver an ad
dress before the Salem Fairgrounds as
sociation at the high school tonight
Addresses will also be given by Alder
I man Rigdon, City Superintendent Kunt
t and George F. Rodgers. The meetinl
t will begin at 1880 O'Clock.
The place left vacant at the Board o
Trade by the, resignation of Paul +
K Schwabc, who was assistant to Secre
y tary Slade, has been taken by Ear
:, Gregg, formerly of California. MI
r Gregg has had experience in clerica
r work and is expected to fill the Boar
of Trade position with credit.
l. A request has come to the office o
l. the state railroad commission from c
L O. Walker Of Walkers station, nea
n Cottage Grove, asking that the railwa
d depot service at that station be mad
more adequate, and that the train Sc,
/ vice be bettered He says there are n
trains between o'clock one day and
clock the next day.
II Tom W. Gerber, who for severi
months has been in the employ Of tn
Statesman as a reporter, has left h
position which has been filled by Henr
Il. Browne, a veteran newspaper ma
who for several years has conducte
the Independence Enterprise. Gerbc
has gone to Portland whore he hopes
connect up with Que of the big dailie
The fire auto engine made Ion
run to South Salem early this mornir
and succeeded in saving a dwelling b
longing to Peter Anderson, which wi
ablaze. The fire started in the TO,
near the chimney and was burning hal
when the chemical arrived. The dar
age will not exceed five dollars.