Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-28

yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Stoller of Salem
are registered at the Portland Hotel,
Portland.
Byron's Troubadours. First Con-
gregational church, Friday 2S, to-
night. Come.
Miss Bessie Burnett has purchased
fine little bungalow of G. A. Coop
er, at 1870 North Liberty street.
Miss Shillig, of Portland, known as
Madame Quivilla" to newspaper
readers, is in Salem today to attend
the Women's Home Industrial Social.
Attend the formal opening of the
big new piano house, and enjoy the
concerts. Saturday afternoon and ev-
ening. 2-26-St
Special Announcement Port
land Symphony orchestra will render,
by request, "Humoresque" (Dvorak)
in addition to the regular program
March 2.
Pete RUNNER, the man who was ar
rested by Police Matron Lynch yes
terday on the charge of drunkenness
and knocking her down in the street
was fined $40 by Judge Elgin in the
police court this morning.
Because he insisted upon getting
too familiar with shooting iron in a
local saloon last night, which piece
Of artillery was loaded, and prepared
to do serious business, Charles Irons
was arrested today and fined $25.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Scott, of Port
land, are here today to attend the
Women's Home Industries MADE in
Oregon" dinner and entertainment
Mr.. Scott is one of the directors Of
the Oregon Manufacturers Associa,
ton.
Steusloff Bros, meat market, the
Sanitary Market. Phone Main 1928 for
your Sunday meats. You will be
pleased with our meats and service
Court and Liberty streets.
Chicken for your Sunday dinner
Dressed to your order Phone Main
i31; prompt delivery. We furnish
YOU with nothing but choice stock
Order your bread and groceries of the
Sunset grocery.
When you want quick service and
prompt delivery order your grocery
supplies Of Sperling. Phone Main &C.
81 North Commercial street. Y. NJ.
G. A. building,
There are none better made than
! the Ludwig and Packard pianos. Vic
trolas and records, and all sold at rea-
sonoble prices and on easy terms. r.
f. Peters manager. Now at 521 Court
street Moose building.
Salem Furniture company Is head
quarters for the right prices on your
next furniture. Come in and get our
prices, and look our goods over before
buying. 333-339 Chemeketa street.
Just east of the Y. M. c. A. building.
1t is said that T. Olsen who has been
employed by the Salem Iron Works
for the past two years, has resigned
his position, and has accepted posi-
tion as foreman Of the mechanical
department of the Anderson Steel Fur
mace company,
Alaska tours. Mrs. A. II. Carlisle,
conducting the alaska Tours" will be
pleased to hear from parties interested
Hotel Willard, Portland, Oregon.
2-25-6t'
Yesterday at the session Of the Ma
tional Education Association conven-
tion, in Philadelphia, L. r. Alderman,
Oregon superintendent of public in
struction, delivered an address on the
subject Of School Credit for Home
Work" He advocated the giving of
school credit for home work, in order
that boys and girls might be induced
to remain at home.
Hale and hearty and still heralded
as Marion county's real Santa Claus,
r. A. Schubinger the well-known
cheese manufacturer, residing a few
miles east Of Salem is today cele-
brating his G5th birthday 1t is need
less to say that Mr. Schubinger is
German, and all who have the pleas
ure Of meeting the kind old man will
be pleased to congratulate him on this
eventful day. Mr. Schubinger has sub
scribod for The Journal for the past
Is years and his jovlal disposition
and hearty greetings are always well
coined at the efflce by every employe,
from the "deyil' to the manager
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