Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11

90 @h'oVihj HoihhiINi pIoONeS DllS'
The Bon Ton-a remarkably good
five cent cigar-made in Salem.
II. l.. Clark has filed declaration of
intention to become a candidate for
county recorder on the Democratic tick.
ct.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Stone, of Thorn.
ton, Wash, are here for a visit with
friends. They have been at Eugene,
Silverton and Brownsville.
In every walk of life, the man who
wears DR.. Reed Cushion Sole Shoes
has the advantage over the fellow who
just stubs along in any old shoe. Jacob
Vogt, 220 North Commercial.
The st. Valentines party to be Civ.
en- by the Willamette Dancing club
next Saturday at the armory is strict.
ly an invitation affair, and has no con.
nection with any previous dances.
The funeral of the late Edward
Creech was held this afternoon at q
o'clock from the undertaking parlors of
Lehman & Clough, Rev. T. Porter off
ciating. The remains were buried in
City View cemetery
r. $. Dragon, a former resident of
Red Bluff, California, has purchased
the real estate business of the National
Brokers, 1876 S. Commercial street. Mr.
Dragger has purchased home on N,
Commercial street and says Salem is
one Of the best cities he has ever seen
between here and California.
Members of the promotion department
Of the Commercial club will gather this
evening in regular monthly session and
one of the important matters scheduled
is the selection of a slogan. The -
best were recently selected by the board
of governors from list Of over 200
submitted.
A New York family in the person of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hilton and two
son, Ralph, Jr,, and Martin H., have ar.
rived in Salem and will make their
home either hero in this city or in Polk
county The newcomers are natives of
Albany, N, ", and came west for the
benefit Of Mr.. Hilton's health. At pres.
ent they are visiting Mrs. Hilton 8 rel.
atiyes ON North Winter street,
For 81 years DR., Mendelsohn, doctor
Of optics has boen and is recognized by
professional men and by the public as
scientific man Of optics, and you will
mako no mistake by calling upon him,
and having your eyes fitted, He guar.
antees satisfaction and tho prices are
very reasonable, No extra charge for
examination, U, S, National bank
building, suite 2l0.sll.
The Commercial Underwriters OF
Portland an insurance concern, today
instituted mandamus proceedings in the
supreme court to compel Commissioner
Ferguson to give them permission to do
business Ferguson has refused per.
init ON the ground that the company
has failed to comply with the regula.
tious, It was organized two years ago
and Guy l., Wallace is ut its head.
Tho Spauldiug Lumber company's
sawmill has resumed operations, after
week $ shutdown resulting in an ae.
cidcnt in which the head sawyer was
injured. Extensive repairs were re-.
quircd,
Stating that he has not boon in
the habit Of losing $l7 day on any
business, Mr. Black, the now proprietor
OF the Elite Cafe, announced this morn.
ing that he has closed his place and
will not open 1t again until tho suit
which he has brought against A, Irvine,
the former owner Of the restaurant, has
bccn settled, Mr., Black states that Mr.
Irvine "'buucocd him by misreprcseu.
tating the worth Of the restaurant and
lis earning capacity, aud that he IN.
tends to keep the place closed peuding
the result Of the suit for the reason he
has been losing money at the rate OF
sl7 per day since taking over the place,
Mr. Black has instituted suit against
Mr. Irwin for the cancellation OF tho
contract entered into whereby the
plaintiff traded certain lands in Ma
rion county and money FOR the rcstau-
rant