Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-12

Expert jewelry and watch repair
ing, by Rollins, Red Cross drug store,
Owing to delayed shipment, l will
not have my millinery opening as pre-
viously announced, until Saturday,
March Is. Miss Larson, 377 Court
street.
For the celebration Saturday the pa
rade starts at p m., and not at IL
a. M, as has been stated. The mer-
chants have all contributed very lib
orally for this occasion, and it will be
a great day in Salem.
Mrs. c. Burris, Of Rosedale, who
has had an operation on her eyes, is
very much improved, and will be re-
moved from the hospital to her
daughters, Mrs. John Sholund's home
today
c. o. Constable leaves in the morn
ing for Aurora, where he will meet o.
Il. Freytag, fruit inspector of Clacka-
mas county, and together they will
inspect the fruit trees of Aurora dis
trict, where, 1t is claimed, the trees
are infested with pests.
G. e. Albin, general agent for the
Oregon Electric Company in Salem,
will leave this afternoon for his old
home in Kansas, where he will visit
relatives and friends. Mr.. Albin's
family will accompany him on the trip
He expects to be gone about month.
Earl Wood, captain of the Silverton
basketball team, and A. r. Morton, cap
tain Of the Dallas team were in Salem
yesterday, trying to arrange for game
in the armory, on the 22d of this
month. The Dallas team holds the
championship, and this is to be fin
ishing game.
State Labor Commissioner Hoff has
sent out to all laundrles in the state
a circular letter requesting managers
Of laundrles to take certain precau-
tions to protect female workers from
the excessive heat Of ironing rolls.
This is another step in the program
outlined by the commissioner for the
better protection Of working people of
the state.
Friends of Mrs, Phil Keizer, we'll
known Salem young woman, will be
pleased to know that she is now third
number on the program at the Orphe,
um theatre, in Portland, and has
signed contract to appear in vaude-
vile for so days in New York City,
after completing her engagement in
the West, Mrs Keizer was the solo
ist at several concerts given here by
the Salem Military band last summer
and she was also a leading singer at
the local picture houses year ago.
Governor West this morning ap-
pointed b, c, Apperson, r, w. Fen
ton and ], C. Cooper as the board of
directors Of the new walnut expert
ment station for Yamhill county. The
appointment was made upon the rec
concentrations Of the county Judge Of
Yamhill county, the mayor of McMinn-
ville the president of the McMlnn-
vile Commercial Club and w. c. Ha-
CERT. The experiment station is being
established by an appropriation Of
$4,000 for the purpose by the last leg
islature.
For the latest creations in ladies
headgear, VIII Cummings, the window
decorator for the Spencer Hardware
Company, can easily claim the honors
In one of the show windows of this
hardware store Easter bonnets of the
latest shapes and colors can be seen,
and all were designed and manufac-
tured by Mr. Cummings. Hats with
fried eggs; hats with chlckens hats
with boiled eggs and hats with about
every article the hen can produce, from
feather to toenals, can be seen in the
window. The frames consist of hang
ing baskets, flour sifters and other
wire utensils commonly seen in the
hardware stores, while the different
creations are made of some character
Of plaster handled by the company