Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-30
The Salem Boys Leave
VIII Go Into Camp in Portland To
night
Grad DenonEszti0a at he DePS-NeD-
bes of Co *

TIE fnal drill Of Companies B and I
Of this city, Dou designated ss COu-
psny X. FIRST Regiment Oregon VOl-
Uuteers, occurred in the sruorT az : ?
N Friday TIE drill and Inspection
% the Troops Vas Siioesssd b. large
numhsr q SsIemites Nh0 showed tneir
patriotism and enth0sissm by either
singing OF Ehistlioz a. intervals
throughout tie evening several run-
bers such a.. @Marrbing ThrUGzh
Georris. = John Br0Eu's sBody, etc.
TIE suthusizsu Ezs intense
TIE frt o0otiuEent o the OrezOn
Nst5ooal G1zrd - pass through Ss-
Ism Eas Company D q As5lzD6-
This company oo1sistiuE Of sb0ut
f5rtg men. passeS tar01Eh this city O.
t1s uoruicg OvsTizn5. Il Is runOred
that this company Ein be cOnsoli
dated Eith company A, q ROseourg,
bat the rUu0r il EithOut veri1cztiOn
zs tie eXzct srrzngsnent Of the
tro0Ds cannot Be determined 0otil all
hare oOnsregztsd in Portland.
since the list Of the members Of
Companies 3 and was polished in
this paper. several new recruits have
enlisted and the complete member
snip % Company *" including the
officers Is a. follows:
Captain, Percy Willis; First Lieu
teaaut, Z. .. WOrrick; Second Lieu
tenant, Ralph W. Terrell: c. A. Bort,
Lee RUsk, Carl Abrams, J. n. Camp
bell, A. J. Campbell, W. ". Ba.hellor
W. r. Schwartz, Bud Chapman, L. Z.
FoDes. ". f. Harris, Clifford r. FOnes
Arthur Girod, William O'Msrs, Fred
Peterson, Lynn L Cook, Thomas C.
Townsend, VI. J. Phillips, II. D.
Kelly, Lester B. Davis, Samuel L.
Jones. Everett ". Baker. J. J. Thurs
tOn, Herman Breyer, Clyde Perkins,
John reLashmuet, W. q, Scott, Wal
ter Swarts, Henry collars, Albert De-
Lashmutt, Charles Lencn, Emmett
Jones, Charles Mckinley, II. W. Ross,
Samuel VI. Wright, jacob Neubreach,
Nick Eofi, Archie Kruse, Ernest Ed
dlesten, Claud T. Plank, Guy
Mcpherson, Otto Swarts, Alfred
Feller, Frank G. Csrey,Al SOuthHick,
Charles Miller, George f. Reed, Den
mis- Morrison, Ernest q. Jones, Ed
ward johnson, ElwOOd CLARK, Clarence
Wilson, J. D. Berry, Charles Scriber,
Frank Boyd, r. VI. Gilbert, W. L.
Truitt, Henry Lee, Leon GiTon, H..
Janzen, Pearl FulkersOn, W. {. Ken
nedy, Louis ThibCdeau, J. g. Flake,
Charles Savage, ). W. Thornton, Bert
Lowe, G. +. Litchfeld, T. F. Hart,
Bert FrOhmader, McNail Howell. Earl
White. Frank johnson, Claude Bid
die, Leigh Noel, Frank Gard. Hal G..
Hibbard, Roland SOuthwick, Oscar
Hodgin, walter White, George Jud-
son, J. T. Welch, Arthur d. WEIGH,
Dave Barrett, o. a. Steelnammer, A.
w. Ready and r. c. Chuf chill.
The pay Of all enlisted men, both in
the regular army and the volunteers,
has been raised 20 per cent, dating
from April 28. Notice Of this advance
was received from the war department
at headquarters OF the department OF
the Columbia Friday, and is author
itatiye.
This means that a private, whose
regular pay is sl3 per month, will re-
ceive sl5.60 per month instead, and
that soldiers in every rank and sta
tion below that ot a commissioned Of
hcer will ne cOrrespOndingly advanced.
1t applies alike 10 those serving at
the front aud elsewhere, and the an
nOuncement IS welcome news 10 every
men Der Of the Oregon volunteers, as
we'll as regulars and volunteers al
over the Uuited States.
The sacrifice which many who enlist
vii, he obliged TO make 70 20 20 the
front, the risk Of life and limb which
all Who tight must take is thus 10
measure compensated for. While 20
per ceul does not advance the month
81 pay VI a private very greatly, it
meaus a good deal al The end Of year,
aud 1t makes very handsome addit-
ion to the stipend Of a nOn-commis.
stoned officer.
PROMOTIONS.
Att O'Clock the following promo
tiOns were announced:
Capt. Percy Willis 10 be major.
First Lieut.. T. 4. Worrick 70 be