Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-08


states that the man was undoubtedly in
tOXicated when the arrest was made.
lie paid the fine and took possession OF
a gold watch which he put up last night
as security for his appearance in court
today
Opal ranges guaranteed for is years,
S27OO up. Buren & Hamilton.
The case of the State of Oregon ex
rel, Mckee against Livesley of Wood
burn, a contest over the mayOralty OF
that city was heard before Judge Ben
son, in department No. of the circuit
court this morning, and the case taken
under advisement. Judge Benson will
hand down his decision in the near fu-
ture. Judge Percy Il. Kelly opened
court in Lake county this morning on
Judge Benson S bench, and as this was
the only ease on docket in department
No. / Judge Benson left at noon for
Portland.
Have your picture made at the Post
Card Photo shop. We finish while you
wait. 444 Court street, ground floor,
Dog ordinance mesttng-PerGons op-
posed to the new ordinance prohibiting
dogs from running at large are request
ed to meet at the Commercial hall
Tuesday evening at 1880 clock.
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A music roll makes a fine birthday
present. The best place to get them is
at Shafcr' S, 1S7 South Commercial
street.
Parent-teacher Circle of the Lincoln
school, will meet Tuesday, June 9th, at
3 O'clock. in the basement of school
house. All parents are urged to attend
The Playground will be open to the
children and cooperation Of parents is
requested.
Do you have music in your home?
If you do you should get acquainted
with our store and our methods. We
can help you. The Wiley B. Allen Co.,
Il. =. Peters, 52l Court.
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Uncle John Minto, that grand old
man who came to Oregon when Salem
was wild frontier station, was seen on
the streets this morning looking as hap
py as though he was walking out to
saddle his favorite broncho and take
Il spin across the bunch grass. Mr..
Mimic has been under the weather q lit
tie of late, but is now feeling fine as
a new colt in a clover patch.
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Bring your kodak films to the Post
Card Photo Shop, IA Court street,
ground floor. Developing, 10c roll.
Quick service and good work.
Good time will be sure tonight, if you
eat hot chicken tamale. Fred makes
them home and sale them ON corner
Liberty and State.
DR.. g. J. Sweetland and family have
of Hobart college where the doctor j:
to have charge of athletics during the
next college year.
The annual conference of the United
Brethren church, at 18th and Mission
streets, Salem, Oregon, is in session this
week Meeting each evening. All are
cordially invited to attend all meetings
II. D. Talman, pastor.
Funeral services for Miss Eleanor
Colony will be conducted by Richard
AvisOn at half past two O'Clock tomor
row from the First Methodist church
special music will be furnished by The
choir The body viii lie in state from
twelve until two O'Clock, when friends
may view the remains, the coffin being
closed thereafter.
DR.. M. G. Findley, of Grants Pass is
moving into suite of rooms in the
Sleeves building today and will be as
sociated with Dr. B. l.. Sleeves in the
practice of his specially, diseases of the
eye, ear, nose and throat. DR.. Findley
has been practieng in Grants Pass for
the last IL years nut has purchased a
home ON South Commercial street and
will move his family here to make hir
home in this city,
Justice of the Peace Webster is in
Portland today on business. The judge
is looking after various kinds of bust
ness matters and will probably be gone
a couple of days. During his absence
Constable +. Il. Cooper is holding down
the bench, but, in view of the fact that
there are no important eases on the
docket which need immediate atten
tion, Constable Cooper is not having a
very hard time taking the place of the
justice.
According to Asahel Bush of the
Ladd & Bush bank, this morning, it is
more than likely that the institution
will enlarge at the first of the year by
taking over the rooms now occupied by
the C. T. Pomeroy jewelry firm. Mr..
Bush declares that the bank will re-
quire additional room by the first OF
1915 and that the loom south win. in
all probability, be fitted up so as to
be an adjunct to the main banking
apartments.
William, Billy" Townsend, one of
Marion eounty's oldest pioneer farm
ers, was in the city today shaking
hands with old eronies. He met many
of his old-time friends, and enjoyed
himself immensely in kidding his