Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

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Mr.. o. c. Smith and Mrs X. Vroo-
nan. a widow who has been blind FOR
20 years. who have been motoring on
the coast for the past three months,
we're in salem saturday. They came
Do from Portland and brought with
hem Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Worley. The
after returned 10 Portland from this
place and Alr. Smith and Mrs. Vroo-
nan continued their Journey TO Calf
foruia, which is their home.
Meuric Roberts, who has been spend
ng the summer vacation at his home
IN Cottage street. returned last night
10 Los Angeles. California, where he
will continue his studies in an osteo-
pathy college. Mr. Roberts spent last
year studying the science and expects
TO return to this city in two years with
The authority 10 place DIR. before his
name. He is brother of Professor
L. ). Roberts, teacher of music in the
state blind school here.
Special mention-Tnis is the time
that we buy our boy suit for fall and
winter. For neat fitting and best of
Ill guaranteed fabrics, we are the lead
,rs. The only complete assortment in
he Willamette valley. Salem Woolen
Nill Store.
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R. J. Olcott and T. j, Lafort were
taught this morning at the Southern
Pacific depot, when they arrived on the
l2 O'Clock freight, by Officers Spencer
md Phillips, as holdup suspects. They
we're arrested and taken to the police
station and Portland authorities noti-
fled of the capture. The Rose City
)ffieers came TO this c;iy this morning
md the men were turned over to them
md taken down the river.
o.
Mackinaw coats for both ladies and
gentlemen. During the summer this
itore suggested that Maekinaw coats
would be largely in evidence this fall.
That suggestion has been more than
verified, as indicated by the nImber of
hem carried out of our store every day.
Those Pendleton fabrics with jacquard
lesigns, Just as we said would be, are
he most popular. Salem Woolen Mill
store.
In order to haul passengers for hire it
is necessary for the driver of the auto
to take out a chauffeur license accord
ing to the information given out by the
office of the secretary of state. The
license for the remainder of the year
is 81. When the license is taken out
at the first Of the year it is 50. There
is usually a rush of autos for about the
time of the state fair and many owners
OF private ears turn their vehicles into
auto stages.
G.. A. r. announcement! Members of
Sedgwck Post, G. A. R., are hereby no.
titled to attend the funeral of our late
romrade, Samuel T. Hutchinson, from
the Cottage undertaking parlors, Tues
day, September 10, at > p. m. Inter
ment in G.. A. r. circle. r. c. HALEY,
commander; d. Webster, adiutant.
Miss Frances Gittins, former Will
lamette university student who has
been teaching school at unity for the
past two years, arrived n the city to-
day to take up work again at the uni
versity. Miss Lolo Cooley. of Oregon
City, arrived Sunday to take up work
ut Willamette university. Her parents,
accompanied by Miss Neva Cooley, will
arrive some time this week. Each train
brings students from all parts
of the Northwest.
Ivan G.. Martin, well known in this
,ity as an attorney anc & musician, left
his automobile standing on State street
Saturday afternoon without an occu-
pent for more than five minutes and
without parking the machine. Officer
observed the incident and
notified Mr.. Martin to appear at the
police station this morning for hearing.
He appeared and was given the usual
$40 fine.
A basket of remarkably large and
handsome cueumbers was on display
this morning at l.. NJ. Boggs & Co S
store on South Commercial. A dozen
of the huge vegetables were put on the
scales and weighed total of fourteen
pounds. One of the largest weighed
one and three-fourths pounds. They
were grown by G. l.. Parmenter, the
well-knowli carpenter. who is noted for
the fine quality of the flowers and
vegetables which he raises at his home
at ISl North Front street.
Mrs. D. G. Clark and daughter Mil
dred and niece Miss Lorme Ward left
Harrisburg Saturday morning for Port
land, Oregon. DR.. Clark and his mother
Mrs, Hattie Clark, will join them Mon
day and this entire party will depar'
Tuesday afternoon ON the steamer fo
San Francisco and other points. They
will visit Mrs. Otis c. Peheson a
Turlock, where Mrs. Clark expects I,
remain during the winter and will visi
her daughter. They have beautiful
farm within ten miles of Turnoek.
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L. Derrick and T. Gurns were halet
before the justice of the peace for th
West Salem district Saturday afternoo,
charged with stealing chickens. Whel
captured they had several hundre,
stolen chickens in their possession. Der
rick was sentenced to one years i'm
nriSOumant nd tho cantana., s,snansl =,