Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-05

Hot Drinks Again-That good hot
chocolate. The Spa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cox have gone to
California on visit.
Word has been received that Mr.. D.
A. Moore, who visited his brother, W..
N. Moore, of the well-known firm of
Josse & Moore, on returning east sub
mitted to an operation at Pueblo, Col.
For few days after being operated on
he was very sick, but at present is do
ing nicely.
''Tomatoes heap spoil now," said
Jung Fol, the Chinese gardener south
of the city, when he unloaded few
sacks of vegetables at a local store.
According to Fol the rain has played
hob with garden truck, and especially
the tomatoes.
Hot, Hot, Hot-Drinks at The Spa.
A complete line.
Carl Massey, the genial little Irish
farmer who holds forth north of the
city, was here yesterday on business.
Carl says his principal business in
Salem yesterday consisted of getting
hair cut and shave.
Will Carter and wife have returned
from brief vacation at Newport. Mr..
Carter is decidedly peevish over the
outcome of his outing. He declares that
the next time he takes vacation in
September in Oregon, it will be in the
vicinity of Gods country, and not in
the midst of a 5O-mile-an hour gale,
which contains tons of misty rain. In
other words, the vacationist says:
"Never again will go to the beach,
the mountains for me-"
The First Of the Season-Oyster
cocktails, chicken tamales. The Spa.
"Say, are you for salem1 Are you
a Salem booster7 Attend the Cherrian
ball. The time-9 p. M; the place, the
armory, the girl, bring her along. Be
a Salem booster. Let Ter buck" This
is the contents of neat little dodger
gotten out at his own expense by Jack
Grove, the manager of the Hotel Ma
rion, and which is being distributed
about the city today. Tha hotel man
has had good-sized bunch of the post
ers printed, and he is today hiring boys
to advertise the Cherrian ball through
out the city throwing the notices on
every door step. The members of the
Cherrian club showed up at the Hotel
Marion at O'Clock this afternoon in
their new uniforms, and after re.
ceiving the necessary instructions, set
out in squads to sell tickets for the
ball
Rev. R. S. Gill Of Spokane, who has
accepted the pastorate of st. Paul s
church, will hold his first services next
Sunday. He will undoubtedly be greet
ed by a large congregation,
A communication was received at
this office this morning signed Gone
Who Knows" and not having the
writer's name thereto. Besides it was
written on both sides Of the paper. 1t
is perhaps useless to again say that this
paper will not print any communication
unless it is signed by the writer. The
name need not be published, but the
paper must know whom to hold respon.
sible for all communications. 1t went
the way of all such communications
via the waste basket.
Employees and settlers on the Tumalo
project in eastern Oregon will give a
dancing Iarty tonight in honor of Miss
Hobbs, Governor West s private secre-
tary, who is visiting that section on
her vacation. She is visiting friends
in LRidlaw.
Members Of Sedgwick Post, G. A. r.
Past Department Commander Shaw
and Assistant Adiutant General Will
liams will visit the post on Saturday,
Sept. 6, and desire to meet as many
of the comrades as can conveniently
be present. Turn out, comrades, and
give them rousing welcome. r. c..
Haley, commander, D, Webster, adiu.
tant