Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-06
DR.. May, nerve specialist, Masonic bid


Pantago's vaudeville-today, Satur.
day and Sunday, at the Globe--10c,
Cut prices on sheet music closes Sat.
urday night. Geo. c. Will,
Judge Kelly is today conducting the
trial in the case of +. M. Ayres against
r. E. Wray. This is an action to recov-
er $4,000 alleged to be due the plain.
tiff on contract.
After visiting her brother, Rev. H. E
Marshall, of Salem, for few days, Mrs
James II, Swearington has returned to
her home in Victoria, B. C.
! Leonard Hotel Home cooking; new
management; 254 Front.
According to the agent at the o. c.
7, company's wharf whore the weather
is recorded, last night was the coolest
so far this winter The mercury went
down to 80 above and while there was
very little frost on the ground this
morning, water pipes were bursted in
some of the homes, Old timers in the
city declare that some ice skating will
be had before the month is gone,
Special sale on sheet music ends Sat
urday night. Popular vocal and instru
mental pieces now only 10 cents, Geo
@. Will.
Either ldnk in the typewriter or O
wrinkle in the reporters memory fraud
emily announced in The Capital Journal
recently that Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Wilson, who reside on east State street
were the proud possessors Of baby
girl, Mr., Wilson met the reporter yes
terday and divulged the fact that the
baby in question is really an eight
pound boy. Mr., Wilson further stated
that the newcomer has been named
Elmer Woodrow Wilson, and that the
name was given the baby at the re-
quest Of his eldest son who is but IL
years of age. As to what the poll.
ties Of Mr.. and Mrs Wilson are can be
readily observed by taking second
thought of the little visitors name and
the father and mother are receiving
the congratulations of many who are
followers of the G. o. p, Democrats
and about every other political party
The petitions for an election to vote
on tho bond issue of SS5O,00O for build
ing permanent roads in Marion county
were filed with the county clerk yes
terday, and It is expected an election
will be called as soon as the names
have been carefully examined The pc
titions contain 1912 signatures NOR,
than are required under the law
County Judge Bushcy announces tha
as soon as the signatures to the peti
tions from outside districts have beer
checked over those from Salem an,
other towns would be given attention
The members Of the Young Mems Re
publican club will hold its second meet
ing in the court house this evening, n
which officers viii be elected to serv,
for the ensuing two years, and the plat
form win hc adopted for the prcseu
ycar Tho meeting will be held in tn,
circuit court chambers, and the by
laws will be adopted, wherein il will
provide that womcn may join the clul
and take part in the discussions,
Unless the lawn mower is brought in
TO action within the next few days
County Commissioner Beckwith state
that he will bring down his flock o
sheep and clean the court house lawn
Commissioner Bcckwith admres lon
grass in the country, but declares tina,
inOsmuch as featheredgcs are the thin
In the city, the county's green swan
should he decorated up, Commissions
Gouly, from the north end Of the couu
W says Commissioner BeCkwith ha
some fine sheep, especially the Ayr
shires and the Dutch Belted, and wool
vote in favor Of having the animal
brought to Salem, and hired out for tn
, purpose Of moving lawns,