Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-11

James Heltzel this morning when aske.
how he was running. Attorney Helt
eel is candidate for the state senat,
and he didn't seem TO be worryin.
very much this morning as to how h,
could or would run for the office.
Three days have Iow passed without
an arrest being made in Salem, accord
ing to the chief or police today. This
is a record mark and, from the ap-
pearance of things this afternoon, there
does not seem to be any chance for
the Officers to get in action on the
fourth day. Everybody is working
too hard now to find time for troublc
say the police, and arrests will be few
and far between if present conditions
continue to prevail. Even the city re
corder's office is experiencing rather
dull times at present while Justice OF
the Peace Webster declares that there
is absolutely nothing doing.
You can build mp an industry in
Salem by using Eppley's Perfection {"
brand of baking powder. Ask your
grocer for it.
o
The open season for voters was taken
advantage of today by a great number
of hopeful and enthusiastic candidates
for both state and county offices.
=" Everybody was doin it" this after.
noon when the farmers trouped into
the city and candidates were fairly
on the jump. Cards bearing the noble
features of the various candidates were
thrust into the hands of the farmer,
business man and capitalist alike, an
each candidate was cheerful as a spring
lamb in field of clover all day long.
.
You can build up an industry in
Salem by using Eppiey's S Perfection Z"
brand of baking powder. Ask your
grocer for it.
Members of the city council are anx.
iously waiting for the arrival of the
new fire engine which was ordered
about five months ago from the Ameri
can LaFranc company in New York.
The new pumper is long overdue and
inasmuch as dry weather is close at
hand, the machine is desired very much
by the fire and water committee of
the council.
Hops are reported as being fully two
weeks earlier than usual, and from this
1t is inferred the crop will be above
the average, as it will, under average
conditions, have two weeks more of
growing weather and two weeks less
of he dry season.
The outlook for bumper fruit crop
of all kinds was never better, and bar.
ring frost, of which there seems little
if any danger, it will be record break.
er.
You can build up an industry in
Salem by using Eppley's Perfection ="
brand of baking powder. Ask your
grocer for it.
Ask your grocer for Eppley's "Per.
fection Brand, of baking powder made
in Salem. G5G
The attorney general this morning
told Mrs. Alva Collins that a post.
mistress in fourth class office who
was otherwise qualified, was not EN-
titled to receive widow 5 pension un-
der the state law Another opinion
was given out to the effect that the
law requiring person to have property
in the district assessment roll mean.
that it must be on the last roll, or that
of the year 1913.
Ask your grocer for Eppley's 'Per.
fection Brand" of baking powder made
in Salem.
j. Lee Brown, of Marshfield, presi.
dent of the Oregon Board of Phar-
macy, is visiting Frank Ward, secre-
tary of the board, for a few days.
John Dorcas, of Portland, who was
in the city for few days this week
on business has returned to Portland.
Mr.. Dorcas was formerly farmer of
the Brooks neighborhood and is now
connected with marble cutting estab-
lishment in Portland, where his sons
Ralph and George are well known hop
buyers.