Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-11

merchant, says of Mrs. Mildred Rob
ertson Brooks, Republican candidate
for county recorder: "She possesses
rare business Judgment and fine tact. "
Vote X No. 76. paid adv.)
Walter Erixon, of Rickreall, Polk
county, was in the city on business
this morning and he states that he sue
ceeded in hauling eighteen fine trout
out Of "Riekreall Creek" yesterday
within two hours after he baited his
first hook. Mr.. Erixon is a well known
fisherman in this city and has given
the local anglers many good pointers
to where the luck is best.
Kodak films left before p. m. fin
ished next morning. Open evenings.
Trover-Weigel Studio, opposite Bligh Is.
In the Albany Herald of last week
appeared the following: At the home
of the brides parents, eight miles
south of Albany, May 6, 1914, Harry
w. Ross and Myrtle Hill were married
by Rev. Elbert II. Hicks. The wed.
ding was quiet affair, only immediate
friends being present. The bride is
well and favorably known in her
vicinity and Mr.. Ross is employed at
Salem, whore they will make their
future home. Their many friends will
wish them all possible joy.
.
Tndanandnrco hooyo ,,,os ,aspopsiI,Ia
for j. B. Lanning and r.. Allison get
ting into the clutches of the law last
Saturday night when they ran afoul of
Night Officer Fisher. Lanning and
Allison appeared before Judge Elgin
this morning and explained that they
did have few drinks last Saturday in
Independence and returned to this city
probably slightly intoxicated. They
denied being disorderly however, The
court sentenced the men to pay fine
of So each, which was handed over.
If you appreciate good barbering,
/ try Hibler & Smith, 337 State street.
.
Robert G.. Aspinwall, of Lincoln,
Neb,, arrived in Salem this morning
whore he will spend several weeks
visiting Old friends. Mr.. Aspinwall
states that the climate conditions in
/ Nebraska are fairly good at present,
but it will not be long before Old Sol
will begin to make himself too familiar.
The visitor declares that Oregon is a
beautiful state, or that is, what he has
nf So L. l..
farmers in the Valley should be mighty
thankful for the general conditions Of
crops.
We guarantee safe return OF watches
for repair sent us by mail. Quality
counts in jewellery. Barr's.
.
A. q. Magers, the well known local
capitalist aud business man, is house
cleaning today He Is brushing up and
sweeping out at great rate in his
building formerly occupied by the
Standard Liquor Co., and is making
preparations to reduce his office equip.
ment down to minimum. Mr.. Magers
recently returned from points of in
forest in southern California, and it is
rumored that he win depart soon fol
San Francisco, where he will make his
home, though Mr.. MSgers will not con
firm this report,
.
At st. Joseph's Catholic church, yes
terday morning boys from the State
Training School were present, when
twelve received their first and second
communion. The boys were aeeompan,
led by Mrs. Jessie Collins and Frank
Guild, instructors at the school. The
services were beautiful and impressive
At l0:30 O'Clock the boys were met al
the vestry by Father Moore, fully vest
ed for mass, accompanied by ten AGO
lyts in surpliee and cassock. They
were escorted TO the front of tn,