Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-21

polhloh oubJSCt, DdpIlot Chul'h sun
day night: ''The Unwritten Law"
DR.. = L. Utter, dentist, has moved
his offices to suite 4l5.4l6.417 Masonic
building
Blue birds, the popular novelty of the
season. c. T. PomerOy, the jeweier,
lis South Commercial.
Mrs. j. j. Williams of North Salem,
has as her guest, Miss Anne BrOwnell,
of Brownsville, who is here to spend
the summer.
Miss E. A. Scott, Of Los Angeles, who
is on her way to MomeO, Mich, stopped
off in this city yesterday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Scott, of 1890 Leslie
street.
The annual closing song recital given
by the pupils of Miss Minnetta Mayors,
in solos and chorus work, will be given
at the First Baptist church Monday ev.
ening. This is an annual treat and en-
joyed by every one.
The committee of the OklahOmans
met this afternoon at the home of
Councilman Jones to draw up bylaws
for the club and to decide on some diff
ferent plan for picnic that will be
held in the near future.
Rev. Lamond, of Edinburgh, Scot.
land left yesterday for Portland where
he will attend the Worlds Christian
Citizenship conference. Rev. Lamond
delivered the commencement address
at Willamette university Wednesday.
The members of the United Evangel-
zeal church held a reception in honor of
Rev. A, A. Winters who arrived in this
city from Dallas to take the pastorate
Of the church here. The program Of the
evening was interesting and was at
tended by about fifty people.
The desert land board is considering
the estimate of C. B. Conncll, of Burns,
to drain and reclaim about 10000 acres
for about $245,l24, 1t is almost certain
that the state engineer will put his
stamp of approval on the project.
One of the pleasant events of the
week was dainty luncheon given Fri.
day afternoon by Mrs. S. j. Hofma at
her home POLL S, Commercial street.
The house was decorated with pink and
white roses, The guests were: Mrs.
Walter DeLong, Mrs. Henry Fawk, Mrs.
Frank Meeker Mrs. w. d. Matthews
and Mrs, Frank Shuel.
Fred Cary, the robust mixer of liquid
refreshments at Eckerlen's 5 emporium
on Commercial street, has returned
from Brownsville where he and his
family attended tho pioneer celebra.
tinos held there this week. Fred de
clares that while he can't boast Of any
gray locks, he can talk real westerly
and claims the honor of being the sor
of pioneer In other words, Mr.. Cary
rather caters to the names of "Olt
Chief Bear, With.a.H .Hole.in. His. Tail. "
After hearing testimony given by
twenty.four witnesses yesterday after
noon, Robert France was discharged b,
the county court after being thorough
| ly examined as to his sanity II devel
opcd in the testimony that the eutir,
case was the result Of family rov
and that France and his wife and cid
est son were unable to get along to
gother
There is littcl trouble with thu
North Commercial street paving ucrtl
of the Mill creek bridge. In placin,
! the curbing the embankmcnt was no
made heavy enough to hold it, and il
consequence the curbing has broker
away from the paving and win have Il
he torn out and rebuilt This will
probably be looked after before tn
final payment is made, as even tn
street committee is tired of such fias
eos as those arising from paying tn
contractors for the work on Union an,
Church streets, before the work wa
comnleted.