Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-15

on Sunday and on Wednesday evening.
Sermons next Sunday Of especial inter
est.
Cider fresh every day. Phone your
order 2194. Commercial Cider Works.
The glad news of not guilty mas come
from the grand jury of Polk county to
Joseph Scott, of Salem, who was ar
rested some months ago for an alleged
statutory crime and bound over by Jus
tiee Woods of West Salem. Mr.. Scott
and nis family have suffered much on
account of this persecution, but are in
deed happy over the outcome. Mcfn-
turf & McInturff of this city were
his attorneys.
Watermelons on ice. Capital Confec-
tioncry. Phone 22S0.
A suit to recover money was filed 10
the circuit court yesterday by Frank
II. Reeves against W. II. Winans. 1t is
alleged in the complaint that on a note
for 81 $50 there yet remains unpaid
the sum of 800 and $26 interest. The
sum of $50 for attorneys fees is sought.
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Strictly fresh ranch eggs 25c per
dozen at Sperling's s, 81 N. Commercial.
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Elizabeth Stansbury brought suit for
a divorce in the circuit court today |
against her husband, Harvey f. STAINS
bury, on a charge OF desertion. The
complaint alleges they were married in
La Grande in 1910 and that there are
M cnildrcn or property rights involved
in the suit.
Strictly fresh ranch eggs 25c per
dozen at Sperling S, 81 n. Commercial.
Deputy Sheriff w. I. Needham, who
has been absent from the office for two
weeks on his vacation, returned to his
desk this morning to relieve o. D. Bow
crs, who has been acting during his !
absence. Mr.. Neednam spent one week !
with his family at Breitenbush Springs
and the other in this city building
house.
May Wing Tye Restaurant, 439 Ferry
street. Everything new and clean; new
management. The best of noodles and
chop suey. Short orders at all hours.
Members of the G.. A. R. posts from
Woodburn and Silverton gathered in |
the armory this afternoon in the quar-
ters of Scdgwick post No. 10, for the
purpose of forming veterans associ
alton. There were quite a number of !
delegates present. The meeting was !
in session late this afternoon.
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F. w. Peterson, of st. Paul, was
visitor at the Salem Commercial club !
this morning. He says the people in
that part of the county are preparing !
for the opening of the hop picking sea
son shortly. The hop growers, accord !
ing to his statement believe the crop
will be cut one-fourth on account of !
the continued dry weather of the past
few weeks, If rain would come now,
it would be too late to do the grain
much good. Late grain will be light
and short in yield.
.
Peaches for sale. At R. R. Ryan S !
public market, Early Crawfords for sale /!
at soc box. These boxes contain 80 |
pounds each and equal crate and
nalf. They are picked ripe and are far
superior in flavor to any other peach on
the market.
Since the publication in the Capital
Journal of the interview with c. o.
CDnstaDle, councilman, concerning the |
charter committee, he saws he has been |
dclugcd with questions by citizens who /
are asking what is going to be done
about it. From the opinions expressed !
by these people Mr.. Constable believes
that if the committee has framed up
measure that is any way reasonable
that the people will pass it.
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Grass hoppers, according to reports /
from jefferson way, are playing havoc
with orchards. They are reported to !
have started an army of invasion into I
an orchard and devoured the leaves on
large number of the trees. Unlike /
the Germans, who stopped at Liege, the
grass hoppers keep on going and never
turn back.
Very important 10 ladies! We desire |
to announce to the ladies of Salem that
all next week we shall have with MS
Miss II. Coleman, noted beauty spe- !
cialiSt from the famous Harmony Toilet /
Goods laboratories at Boston. Miss Cole T.
man will give free personal advice and
free facial massage in your own home.
This is your opportunity to obtain val
n n hn kkn al
Those who desire to take advantage of
this opportunity we will ask to tele-
phone at once and make arrangements
for appointments. Perry's Drug Store.
About two o'clock this morning an
automobile was speeding along East
State street close to the curb on the
south side. At Thirteenth the street
narrows and at that point the automo-
bile struck the curb and bounded into
the parking. This morning there were
parts of an automobile scattered all
along the block. The machine limped
away with only two wheels and was
taken to garage. No one was report
cd injured, but the occupants were con
siderably shaken up.
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@. o. Constable, chairman of the fire
and water committee of the Salem
council. received notification this morn
ing that the first shipment of lire
hydrants that were ordered recently by
the council had arrived here from Seat
tie. These are part of the six that
were on the coast and ready for de-
livery and was the cause of the eoun-
ell making the purchase. The rest will
be shipped from the factory in New
XarE on1 will rnt har. in ahonf fUau.