Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-15

| Miss Margaret Fisher will resume
her classes in piano September 20.
After a six-weeks' visit in South
ern California, Miss Alice Lupton has
returned to her home in this city. Miss
LuptOn is a clerk in the Meyers cloth
ing store.
The funeral of the late H. J. Goode
was held yesterday from the residence
at 14th and Waller streets at p. m,
Rev. Tapman officiated, and the re-
mains were buried in City View GENE.
terry.
You can easily pay more for a piano
player that hasn't any of the exclu-
sive advantages that the piano player
as demonstrated by R. F. Peters, 52l
Court street, has over every other
make of player.
Miss liza Constable was operated up.
on last Saturday at the Salem hospital.
She is reported to be getting along as
nicely as could be expected yesterday.
Miss Constable is the daughter of
Councilman Constable, of Salem.
With 400 children present, the final
program at the playground last Satur-
day was grand success. The grounds
will now close for the winter. Games
of all kinds and amusements Of varied
character made up the program and the
children enjoyed themselves greatly.
Passengers on the Salembound 5
o'clock gasoline car from Dallas wit
messed thrilling race between the car
and motorcycle yesterday afternoon,
shortly after the car left Eola. The
motorcycle sped along the road at the
side Of the railroad track for a mile
or so, while the car was travelling at a
good rate.
A great many people in ordering
meats leave the selection to their deal
er, feeling that he thoroughly knows
his business That plan can be fol
lowed in dealing with the Independent
Market, .255 Ferry street. Phone729,
They are not in the trust, and are in
the low rent district.
DR.. May, nerve specialist Masonic bid,
Any good magazine is our catalog.
Study the ads for quality goods, which
you can buy right here. No worry
about their being right, Guaranteed
three ways--by the maker, by the ma
tional periodicals and by us. Sunset
grocery, 121 South Commercial street.
In view of the fact that we believe
that everyone in the world gets tired
at one time or another, we have decid,
ed to give everybody who will take it,
a rest, for small outlay of CASH
therefore we urge upon you the neces-
sity of calling and inspecting our line
of chairs, rockers, etc. Imperial Fur.
niture Co., 1T North Liberty street,
Chester Huffman, the young Liberty
man, who was arrested recently on the
charge of passing worthless checks on
local merchants, has been committed
to the penitentiary. Huffman will
serve sentence of from one to five
years. The defendant was not tried
on the charge but Judge Kelly revoked
a parole granted him from the bench
several months ago, when he was found
guilty of the same offense.
Colonel Bob Miller, who recently an.
nounced his candidacy for the Demo.
cratic nomination for governor, is in
the city, and this accounts partly for
the pleasant weather. Where "Bob"
is you can't help looking pleasant, and
even old lady Nature puts on an extra
smile when he shows up.
Effie May Hicks today filed a com.
plant in the circuit court against V. G.
DAVIS ct al to recover S655.2i, alleged
to be due her on promissory note is
sued by the defendants.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. W..
H, Byrd will be sorry to learn that
Mrs Byrd S health is giving away very
fast today and at present she is very
low. DR., Roy Byrd stated this after.
noon tnat Mrs. Byrd is in a critical
condition.
Lloyd T. Rigdon, the son of Council.
man RigdOn, has returned after spend.
ing a week or so in British Columbia
County Clerk Gehlar today issued the
following couples marriage licenses; Geo
r. Trescott and Beulah Tablers, and
Floyd L. Utter and Francis Phole, all
Of Salem.
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