Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-22
Wheatola for your breakfast.
Twenty-one meals, $3.50; SCOTS.

Special price of 81 for limited
number Of seats for Charles w. Clark
concert, at armory tomorrow night. APP
ply at box office early for reservations.
Judge Galloway yesterday granted
judgment to the plaintiff in the case of
j, p, Wilbur against NJ. Linch, ct al.
This was an action brought to quiet
title to certain lands in this county,
Judge Galloway is today hearing the
case of o. L, Baskins against the Ma
rion county court and commissioners
The plaintiff is seeking to recover mon
ey alleged to b educ him for labor per-
formed on the roads east Of the city.
All kinds of good home cooked pies,
salads, cakes, doughnuts, bread, baked
beans, brown bread, etc, for sale by
tho East Central Circle, at Buren, &
Hamilton's, Saturday, January "a.
Every housewife is interested in
kitchenware of pure aluminium. One of
the reasons it was not purchased before
was the price A pure aluminium, with
a five.year guarantee is now offered at
the right price by The Yokohama Crock
cry & Tea Co.
County Clerk Gehlhar yesterday is
sued marriage licenses to the following;
George R, Dawes and Edna Walton, of
Mill City, and A, L, Pease, of Portland,
and Cretta Davenport, of Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs, George MattOck have
returned to their home in Portland af.
ter spending a week visiting relatives
south Of Salem,
When shopping Saturday afternoon,
January %, step in and take tea with
the ladies of the Methodist church, at
Buren, Hamilton $,
Because the locomotives in Albany
are stopped in front of his house and
engineers are won't to do more than
necessary signaling with the whistles,
resident Of the Hub City asked the
railroad commission to investigate, and,
IL possible, quiet the noise. The com.
mission will take the matter up with
the proper officials OF the railroad.
Charles W. Clark concert tomorrow
night at armory. Box office opens at
o a. m. Friday morning, A few seats
at 81 remain, Apply early for reserya-
tions.
Last concert, Clark, the famous bari
tone, at the armory tomorrow night. A
few seats left at 81, Apply at box Of
flee early Friday morning IL you wish
them reserved
Oregon Graham is always fresh and
millcd from choice Eastern Oregon Blue
Stem wheat, II costs only one.third
cent per dish To prevent disappOint.
mcnt, don't merely ask for graham,
say "I want Oregon Graham, manu-
featured In Salem by Cherry City
Mills.
With Mows,oms in the mountains
| playing havoc with Southern Pacific
| train service in the southern part Of the
state, aud floods threatening the Ore
gou Electric between here and Port
land, tho railroad outlook is not any too
promising today, This morning the
Oregon Electric trains were delayed out
of Portland by the Portland Lnmher
companys fire, and last evening mud
slide between here and Portland de.
laycd trains. A shovel was sent from
here to scoop the mud from the track
Chief OF Police Shedeck stated this
morning that times were SO quiet In his
office at present that even the clock is
ticking with whisper With one poor
lonely Chink occupying the entire Jail
and the police blOttcr as clean as q new
slate thcre does not seem to be much
chance for tho chief or his men TO worl
over eight hours for some time TO come
! II has been suggested, however, thai
tho policemen could make themselvei
useful by swAmping out the bastile once
or twice day.