Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-26
Shell fish our specially, at the Elite

Salem Fish q Poultry Market, 113
South Commercial street. Phone 2125.
We are giving away limited num-
ber Of handsome perfume atomizers
with each ounce of perfume at 75c an
ounce. Perry drug stores.
At the postoffice Postmaster Hucke.
stein states that there will be no deliv.
cry of mail in Salem on Thanksgiving
day. The general delivery window and
carriers window will be open from to
0 o'clock a. m. only.
Union Thanksgiving service Of North
Salem group Of churches will be held in
Jason Lee Memorial church. Rev. Jas.
f. Lewis viii give the address and
Evangelist Ong will offer the Thanks
giving prayer. All pastors and their
people are heartily invited to unite in
this service. Hour of worship lO:3O
q. m.
Mako your selection early. Choice
turkeys, geese, ducks, oysters, at Sa-
lem Fish and Poultry Market, 173 South
Commercial street, Phone 2125.
Baltimore oysters, large, fat and juicy
at the Elite Cafe.
Governor West will take up the
problem Of the unemployed with the
employment bureau in Portland, and,
as a preliminary thereto, this morning
Miss Hobbs went TO Portland to consult
with Mayor Albee and the board, as to
methods Of handling the work. It is
proposed to have the newspapers assist
in the matter but details have not yet
been worked out. SO soon as Miss
Hobbs returns the matter will be taken
up and plans perfected,
Miss Ruth Engle and brother, Fred,
left this morning for Portland, where
they win spend Thanksgiving with rel.
atives.
Attorney overton, of Woodburn, Is
In the city today on business.
A complaint to recover $5O,570 on
the grounds of personal injury was filed
in the circuit court this morning by R.
c. Freemai against the Hammond Lum.
ber Co, The complaint alleges that the
plaintiff was employed as a timber.
faller for the defendant company, and
that by reason of saw.tooth breaking,
and flying through the air and string
him in the right eye, he has lost all
use Of tho optic.
Secretary Bynon, Of the Commercial
Club, is today sending out six samples
of dried loganbcrries to tho Great
Northern Railway Co, The railroad has
used tho Salem fruit before and is now
asking for further information regard.
ing the product. The dining car pa.
irons Of the Great Northern arc pleased
with the dried loganberrics and the
company may install tho fruit as reg
ular feature hereafter
Joe Smith and W, Mckenzie were
sentenced to 30 days in the county Jail
this morning by Justice Of the Peace
Webster on tho charge of larceny from
a building, The two men called al tho
Brown lodging house on South Common.
cial street yesterday afternoon and up.
piled for job putting in wood, whilo
they were waiting for fiual instructions
they picked up q pair Of shoes and
moaked out Chief Of Police shcdeck
and Officer welch located the pair near
the Yow Park school and upon search.
Ing them, found the footwear, Smith
and Mckenzie pleaded guilty to the
charge which was brought in a com,
plaiut sworn TO by Rudolph srixop, the
owner Of tho shoes,
A big timc was held in the Moose club
last night by memhers aud visitors.
Prior TO fine banquet given, a boxing
exhibition was staged by salem's light.
weights, Dick Madison and Duke
llirschbcrg, The decision in this scrap
was close and tho spectators wCro civ.
en- real treat in tho way Of nifty mo.
tious and curves Of the expert fighting
man.
Marriage lieensc.-l. W. bowers, Of
Brownsville aud Caroline NJ Chase, Of
Salient Pcrle +. Gibbcns, Of Aurora, and
Dora A. Lichle, Of Mt Angel.
Attorney W. G. Davis, Of Portland,
is in tho city today On business. A.
suney Davis il thinking % opening up
law offices IN Salem before long aud
making his future residence here.