Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-09

When taking your outing at Newport
keep in mind "Patriek 5" is the place
to trade.
The Y. NJ. C. A. swimming pool was
a popular place yesterday. The heat
drove many to the water, and much
splashing took place in the big pool.
Anything, everything in leather
goods, suit cases, gloves, etc., can be
found at F. E, Shafer Is, the harness and
saddle man, 1877 S. Commercial st.
If you wonder why so eminent a
musicion as Paderewski is enthusiastic
over player-piano, it is because you
have never heard the genuine. Call at
R. F. Peters, 52l Court street for
demonstration.
When in Newport, buy, your supplies
at "Patrick 's''-stock is new and
clean. Prices will compare with those
of the valley.
Those large panorama prints-The
baby's parade, $3.50; industrial pa
rade $3.50; automobile parade. $4. Place
your orders this week if you want them,
as the price will be So each after Satur-
day, the 18th. The Parker Studio.
When at Newport it is not necessary
to live from bake shop or to drudge
in the kitchen. You can buy the choic-
est home-cooked foods at "Patrick 8"
Nye Creek store
Gillian county is having trouble over
the collection of its taxes. It is claim
ed the taxes of 1906 have been allowed
to outlaw, and that taxes of other years
will soon be in the same list. Governor
West has been appealed to to appoint
special prosecuting attorney to collect
all delinquent taxes.
Homemade bread, rolls, cake, baked
beans, spaghetti, Chill con carni, and
many other delicacies prepared as only
Mrs. Brooks can prepare them, at
"Patrick s" Nye Creek store, New
port. No need to cook while there.
The police yesterday took woman
in charge who is said to have been
shOplifting in local store. She is not
known in Salem, and was later turned
loose.
County Clerk Gehlhar today issued
marriage licenses, OF the following par
ties: Paul W. Kreyer, of Portland,
and Esther NJ. Johnson, of Salem;
Herbert E. Roe and Estella Campbell,
both of Silverton.
The Weonas, the only Portland team
to defeat the Senators last season and
always contender for state honors,
viii play the Senators Sunday, July 13.
Both teams will be strong and a hard
game is expected.
Complaint to collect money alleged
to be due on service made in several
suits was filed in the circuit court
this morning by Andy Weinberger, con-
stable for the Portland district, against
the Security Bank of Woodburn.
The case of Albert Garrison vs. J. B.
Underwood, suit for damages, is being
tried in the circuit court this morning
The plaintiff is seeking damages on
the grounds that his wrist was in
iured as the result OF cranking the de-
fendant s autoombile.
A canoe trip to Portland was started
on yesterday, when ]. NJ. Clark, of
Salem, and Homer Clark, Of Portland,
showed off the shore into the William
ette at this point and headed north.
The young men expect to make some
good time between here and the me.
tropolis.
Suit to foreclOse a mortgage and col
lect $4,000 alleged to be due on a
promissOry note was commenced in the
circuit court this morning by w. +.
Smith against ]. T. Kearns, ct al. 1t
is alleged in the complaint that the
plaintiff holds mortgage on certain
lands near Silverton, and also holds a
note for $4,000, alleged to have been
issued by the defendants.
Some deserved promotions were made
in Company NJ just before it left yes
terday for Camp West, on Tillamook
Plains. Second Lieutenant Roy Neer
was promoted to first lieutenant; First
Sergeant Lewis B. Judson was made
second lieutenant; Sergeant-at-arms
Bert f, Lewis, acknowledgements;
Corporal Chandler, sergeant, and Perry
Reigelman, first sergeant.
A little disagreement over a check,
which was found not according to the
writer's bank roll, took place yester-
day, when ]. o. johnson was escorted
before George Patterson to explain mat.
ters. johnson issued the check to Pat
terson, but when the latter took the
same to the bank, there were no funds
in that institution owned by Johnson.
The matter was finally Strengthened
out to the satisfaction of both parties.
The Loyal Women s Glass of the First
Christian church will give a nicnic at