Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07

Albany. Y. NJ. c. A gym, Friday
night. Admission 25 cents.
1t is getting to be almost weekly
occurrence for Geo. c. Will, the piano
man, to wholesale pianos to Portland.
This feature is exclusive with him in
Salem, and is due to the immense stock
that he keeps on hand at all times. He
shipped nice one today.
One never knows when they will have
to take a sudden trip, and just when
time and patience are most needed it is
so annoying to find you haven't suit
case. Use foresight and buy one now
from F. E. Shafer, the saddle and har-
ness man, 1877 South Commercial street.
A counter claim in the divorce case
of VIM. Bruckman against Emma G..
Bruckman was filed in the circuit court
yesterday by the defendant. Mrs.
Bruckman denies all of the allegations
contained in the complaint filed by her
husband and asks that the case be dis
missed
Just because Sunday dinner is poor is
no reason why man should crouch all
week, but the best way to avoid it is
to order the Sunset grocery, 121 South
Commercial, to send you nice, fat
chicken for next Sunday. You couldn t
raise better ones yourself. They get
them every Friday.
Here's something for you to remem-
ber No piano can be made better, and
no piano as good as the Packard can be
sold for less. 1t has quality, price and
reputation to recommend it. Ask R. F.
Peters, manager Of the Wiley B. Allen
Co., 52l Court street, to show them to
you.
1t is really remarkable when you stop
to think Of it, but it is a fact that Tip.
Top bread is positively 80 good that it
takes 263 bakeries to supply the demand
for it in the United States. You re
missing treat if you do not have it
on your table, too. Sperling grocery,
81 North Commercial street.
Contracting trichinosis from tainted
bologna sausage, three women attend.
ants at the asylum are suffering at
present. The sausages were purchased
in this city and, according to DR., Stein.
er, those eating them were poisoned.
The attendants will recover, however.
This is what you will find; A young
man or woman, unframed in the essen
tials of business, seeking work in
business office will soon realize the
value of preparation. The business
man wants some one who knows how
at the start. He has little time and
less inclination to train his help in the
essentials, He expects the Capital
Business college to do that-and we do.
That's why our graduates are in de-
mand. Many are entering now. VIII
you be one' A good time of year to
begin.
A Hugill and Joe Perry, both popular
young men of this city, have establish
ed modern steam dye works here and
are now all prepared to receive orders
for not only dyeing but pressing and
cleaning as well. The new establish.
ment is located at AGA Court street and
the proprietors will cater to both their
old friends in the city and unacquainted
in the same manner, Mr.. Perry was
formerly engaged as clerk in the John.
son clothing store at the corner of State
and Liberty streets and he is an eastern
man with no small amount of experience
in the new line which he and Mr.. Hugill
have taken up,
At meeting last night by the mem
bers of the local Central lodge of
Knights of Pythias the following off.
GERS were installed to serve during the
ensuing year; P, G., A, ], Radcliff; c..
G., w. B, summerville; " c., w. b. Gil.
son; X, R, and S, and NJ r., J. W, Cox;
NJ, A., r. y. Schrom; NJ. T., Il, w, Haz.
ard; NJ, w., A, J. Radcliffe p, George
Winchell; l. g.. viii summervillc; o.
g., L. n, Rigdon; trustee, II. A. Holman
H. r. stinson was chosen as a delegate
to represent the grand lodge Of Oregon
at the anniversary meeting, which is to
be held in Washington, D, c. Mr.
Stinsop, accompanied by his mother,
will leave soon for the east
Under the able directions Of Con
Homyer the Lone Oak track at the fair
grounds is undergoing a change which
promises to be of great benefit to the
course For the past four years the
race track has been sorely in need Of
drainage owing to its surface losing
the necessary pitch and It's foundation
thin, Mr. Homyer is tiliug the
hand inside the mile circle and so ar
ranging his lines that all the water
drains off the race course in a very
short time, Lone Oak track is one Of
the finest race courses in the United