Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-27

Vote for Cherry Queen. One vote free
with each sc purchase at Bellies.
Mrs. S. E. Day, OF Seattle, is visiting
her sons, George and Fred. Mrs. Day
expects to remain all summer.
Excursion to Albany Sunday, June
Goth. Baseball, Salem VS.. Albany.
Round trip rate so cents via 0. E. Ry.
Leave Salem at 1920. Leave Albany
at p. m.
II you intend camping ont or visiting
the seashore this summer, a Victrola
makes jolly good companion. Talk it
over with R. F. Peters, 52l Court st.,
Moose building.
For your vacation or outing trip get
high-character suitcase, leather or
rattan, standard sizes, at F. Z. Sha.
fer's, the saddle and harness man, 1877
S. Commercial st.
Lew Shaw, billiard expert, will give
an exhibition at the Elks club tonight.
Tomorrow night he will be at the Hi.
hee club. He is a clever artist with a
cue.
Harry Beard, who escaped from the
penitentiary five weeks ago, is being
held by the Roseburg police. Before
leaving this city, Beard passed a check
on the Oregonian restaurant for s37.5O.
Be convinced Of the freshness, sweet
ness and whiteness Of bread made from
Cherry City Patent. Today is just the
day to order it, This is also true of
any day in the year. Phone your
grocer for a sack.
The particulars concerning the drown
ing Of Jacob p, Smith, Of Mill City. has
reached Coroner Clough and he has or.
dered that the body be buried without
any further examination. The lad was
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Smith, of
Mil City.
We have a swell bunch Of boys. Gen
tlemen and game to the core The Sen
ators are not only highly respected in
Salem, but every town in this part Of
the state. Good clean sportsmen. We
have the goods and they are all getting
wise Keep up the good work
The soil and climate of the Imperial
Valley, California, are exactly ideal for
producing cantaloupes Of delicious fla
vor When ordering your chicken, Der.
ries, etc, for Sunday, be sure and have
us include three or more cantaloupes.
sunset Grocery l2l $. Commercial st.
Professor J. B. Homer of the O. A.
c. will deliver an illustrated lecture on
Egypt as ! Saw It" in the Presbv.
terian church on Sunday night. The
lecture will take the place of the regu.
lar Sunday service.
As announced early in the week. Mrs.
j. W, Hunt entertained the members of
the W. r. c, at her beautiful home on
Marion street Thursday afternoon. It
was her privilege to make about 40 Ia.
dies perfectly happy, as there were
about that many present and all had
an msually pleasant afternoon. Mrs.
'olwell assisted Mrs. Hunt, and Miss
Echo Hunt also ably helped to make it
an enjoyable occasion. The refreshments
were most delicious, and the floral dee.
oIations were only such as to be found
ln Oregon in the lovely month Of June |
Mrs Hunt and Mrs, Colwcll are truly |
to be congratulated upon as to their
ability as hostesses,
Governor West today honorcd reoui. !
sition papers for Clarence Amsharv
wanted in Wyoming, where he has a
sentence Of 80 months in prison hanging
over him for burglarizing a car. Al
requisition was issued for him MAY oS.
but Governor West declined to honor
II because Amsbary was under arrest
at Lcnts for assault with a dangerous
weapon Amsbary married since com.
ing to Oregon, and employers and neigh.
bors appealed to the governor not TO
honor requisition papers, praising him
highly, His wife says she did not know
he was convict, but has promised no.
to quit him.