Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-11

Wallace Dunlop, of New Jersey, ar
rived yesterday and will enroll as a stu.
dent at Willamette university.
Viavi office now located at 4O7 Hub.
bard building, State and High streets.
Telephone Main 555. Office hours
1:3O to p. m. Appointments at any
time. Free health lectures weekly.
Clara Mosher, manager.
Spit to recover $4,000 on promissory
note was filed in the circuit court this
morning by g. j. Parsons ct al, against
Martha Il. Whiteside, ct al.
County Clerk Gehlhar today issued
the following marriage licenses: Dan.
iel w. Palmer and Bessie Horswell, both
of Salem, and M. |. Brown and Ruth NJ.
Higgins, both of Salem.
After eight hours delberation, the
jury in the criminal case of the state
against Willis Oliver, accused of mis-.
treating his l3yearold ep.daughter,
disagreed yesterday evening and Judge
Kelly discharged the members. The do.
fendant was taken back to jail, howev.
er, and will be tried on another charge,
it is said,
The high school band is now in a
good way to turn out some real music,
the second practice being held yester.
day evening at the institution. The
new organization will be among the
crowds that will attend football gamec
both in and out of the city this season.
A non'support fugitive in the person
of Charles Grider will be brought back
to Roseburg if Governor West 5 wishes
in the matter are respected by the gov.
ornor Of Nevada. Grider is being held
under arrest in Winnemucca, Nevada.
Deputy Sealer of Weights and Meas.
ures S, o, Burkhart is getting busy now
and as the result of a trip made around
the city yesterday several scales and
measuring devices were declared un.
lawful in size and accuracy. These
measures and scales are taken out Of
the establishments in which they are
found and prosecution faces the mcr.
chant who fails to replace them with
correct ones
At the fall rally held Thursday even.
ing In Central Congregational church,
thore was little service of apprecia.
tion of improvements recently made in
the property and those about TO bo
made, Notable developments in Sunday
school were also reported, Plans for
the season include n series of popular
free lectures under tho extension de.
partmcnts Of tho state university and
agricultural college Christian En-.
dcavor song service at 7;l5 p. m. intro.
ductory to the Sunday evening service
and the setting apart of Thursday ev.
cnings for the devotional consideration
of the various departments Of tho
church work.
At the regular meeting Of the Minis
tcrial UGion at at3O p, m. Monday In
the Y, NJ. c. A, the paper for discus.
sion is to be presented by Prof, Edwin
Sherwood on the subject "Jcsus' Pro.
gram Of the Kingdom. -
Grand opening, up'to.datc Chinese res
taurant, short orders, American style,
chop suey aud noodles speciality, aaO
Fcrry street, near Liberty. Harry Oh,
q, D. Alderln, taxidermist, 1890 Fer.
~ street. Phone Main 6sa. An kinds
of taxidcrmy. Mounting phcasants and
docr specially. All work guaranteed,
See me.
Billy Wolf, the bookkccper at the
Salem brewery, Frank Loose, manager
of the Capital City Transfer Co, II. o.
White and several othcn left today for
southern Oregon In search Of that most
timid animal called deer Mr. Wolf
declared before leaving that the first
dear he meets, providing Il is a buck,
will be his personal property and that
he expects to cop one at least during his
soiourn In the southern Oregon noun.
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