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

Idaho debaters are here. First NJ. L
church tonight, o clock, 25c.
Fresh meat, beef, pork, mutton, veal
Thielsen's Market, Phone $40.
Dressed chickens. Bybee Fish Mar
ket. Phone 2l25, l73 South CONNER
cial.
State superintendent Alderman wen
to Portland and Oregon City this morn
ing to look after some school matters.
Glee club sings tonight at the Ida
ho-WiIlamette debate, First NJ. E
church, s clock, 2jc.
The Catholic Order of Foresters vii
give dance at st. Joseph s hall, Che
mekcta street, this evening. Music viii
be furnished by the Peerless orchestra
Attorncy.Gcncral Crawford went ia
Portland today to look after some af.
fairs, including the winding up of the
transactions involved in the failure of
the American Bank & Trust company a
year ago,
Harry W, Plat2, Pacific coast secre,
tary Of the Intercollegiate Prohibition
League, is visiting Willamette Uniyer.
sity lie addressed the students in
chapel yesterday morning, and last
night was given G reception by the 10.
cal league.
The Y. NJ. c, A. of this city will ten.
der a banquet to the members of the
minstrel troupe next Monday night at
the association rooms. The guests are
requested to be on hand at $50 and
bring along a good appetite and an emp.
ty stomach, as many good things will be
placed on the festive board.
c. c. Fuqua today filed complaint
with the state railroad commission that
the Willamina railroad charges 25 cents
passenger fare from Willamina to Sher.
idan. He wants the commission to or.
der the railroad to bill freight through
from Portland and Willamina, through
passenger rates and the immediate com.
pIetion of depot. The Willamina line
was recently purchased by the Portland,
Eugene & Eastern company.
An effort is hcing made by the 'Abor
people TO have one Of the Panama Ia.
cific fair commission members chosen
from labor circles. Secretary f. II.
Crandall, of The Building Trades Com.
ell of Portland, has written the state
hoard suggesting the names OF w. II.
r. O. Rector or p. r. FOL.
lock, All Of these men are of Portland,
The request Of Portland East Side
business men that the investigation of
complaints against tho cross town
street ear lines be postponed has been
granted by the railroad commission. If
the Pbtland city council fails to settle
disputes regarding the extension of
lines a hearing will be called.
Rev j, f. Tischner, who preached at
the local Unitarian church for several
weeks after the resignation Of Dr. Cru.
zan, and whom the board Of local
church attempted to procure to FIN the
pulpit here permanently, may decided
to accept. He returned East after Wis.
iting Salem, and later went to another
field, but has since decided that Salem
offers a better opportunity for his
work.
County Clerk Gchlhar today issued
marriage licenses to the following par.
les; A Bettencourt, aged A, and Lau
"a Sylvia, aged 30, both of Salem; Paul
icppcto, aged 90, and Il. Barnes, aged
z, both of Gates, Or; John j. Reagan,
iged 9S, Of Portland, and May c. Kelly,
Igcd 25, of Salem; John Nag, of Port.
and, and Frieda p lmper, Of Mt, An.
,el, and John c. Amustuts aud Kate NJ.
Bullock, both Of Salem,
Dr. G. C, Bellinger, of the state hospi.
al staff is out again after having had
n attack of smallpox, DR., Bclliugcr
ontracted the disease from patient at
he state training school which is under
he doctors supervision. The disease
'as in q mild form.