Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-02
Capital City Brevities

County Clerk Gehlhar yesterday is
sued a marriage license to II. T. Ed
wards and Blaine Drorbough, both Of
Salem. This was the first license Of
this kind issued so far during July.
The county school superintendents
that are in session here took leave of
absence today and went to Monmouth
to visit the normal school in that city.
Homemade bread, rolls, cake, baked
beans, spaghetti, Chill con carni, and
many other delicacies prepared as only
Mrs. Brooks can prepare them, at
Patrick IS" Nye Creek store, New
port. No need to cook while there,
When at Newport it is not necessary
to live from bake shop or to drudge
in the kitchen. You can buy the choic-
est home-cooked foods at "Patrick 5"
Nye Creek store.
George O'Neal, of 737 Center street,
will leave shortly for his former home
in Vermont. Mr.. O'Neal's family will
remain in this city over the next year,
so that the bops can finish their school
ing here.
State Superintendent Churchill an.
nounces his deputies as follows: Il. r.
Carlton, Frank X. Welles, N. G.. Maris
and l.. P. Harrington. He says as far
as possible, he will follow out the poll
cies of former Superintendent Alder.
man.
Mayor B. L, Sleeves left yesterday
for Portland to attend a conference Of
the ear, eye, nose and throat special
lists. The mayor expects to return in
time to open the Cherry Fair.
Raymond Axley, who has been in the
hospital for some time, suffering from
an operation for appendicitis, has
gone so far on the road to recovery that
he was allowed to leave the hospital on
Monday.
Attention, Germans. Meet at Ger.
man hall, Friday July 9, at 0 o'clock,
for Cherry Fair parade. Singers also
take notice August Kehrberger, presi-
dent Fred Hcyser, director Of signers.
T. IT, Parker, the young man who
was arrested by Sheriff Esch last
Monday at the request of Portland au.
thorities, was taken in charge by a
northern officer yesterday afternoon.
Parker is wanted in Portland to an.
swer to several different charges. 1t
is said that he served time in penal
institutions in Oregon, Washington
and California.
Attention, Germans. Meet at Ger.
man hall, Friday July 8, at 9 O'Clock,
for Cherry Fair parade Singers also
take notice August Kehrberger, presi.
dent Fred Heyser, director Of signers.
Economic, but still use the best
Davis flour, The prices on our canta.
loupes are so reasonable you can econ.
omically serve them three times day.
Sunset Grocery, l2l South Commercial
street.
Gloyes-of all kinds-for your out.
ing, for your auto, for your driving, for
your work, for every purpose, every
size, Call at r. L, Shafer s, the saddle
and harness man, 1877 South Commercial
street,
That tantalizing tang of salt, sugar
and hickory smoke on our hams and
bacon cannot be excelled. Our Olympic
flour is also in class by itself, at Ed.
gar $, the grocer Court and High.
The passing Of the recent law re.
quiring automobile dealers to have a
dealers tag" ON all demonstrating
cars has had little effect on the numer.
Gus dealers throughout the state, ac.
cording to the figures compiled by the
secretary of state The law has been
in effect for 80 days aud up to the
present only five dealers have applied
for such tags,
Take a touch of the old home with
You on your outing trip, or to the sea,
shore. A vietrola always ready to fur.
night your old favorites. Ask r. n.
Peters, 5sl Court street, about his easy
payment plan,