Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-23

ton. Mrs. Clarke Is CLERK IN tn'
county recorders office.
Mrs. T. c. Smith and son have re
turned after spending an enjoyable out
ing at Cannon Beach.
Misses May and Grace Rawson have
returned from Washington, where they
have been visiting for some time.
DR.. Sleeves has gone East to study
He will spend one month in Eastern
clinics and will return September 10.
A marriage license was issued today
by County Clerk Gehlhar to ]. H. Show
ers, of Mt. Angel, and Helen H. Hook
of Gervais.
After spending three weeks at Cor
wallis, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Veatch anC
son Raymond have returned to theil
home in this city.
K. T. Maulding is in the city today
Mr.. Maulding is Silverton man and
while here he will visit his daughter
Mrs. e. N. MatlOck.
Mrs. o. A. Stillman and children have
gone to Clear Lake Wash, where they
will join Rev. Stillman, who is pastor
of the Congregational church of that
city.
A complaint for divorce was filed
yesterday in the Marion county circuit
court by Margaret II, Wheeler against
A. L. Wheeler. Cruel and inhuman
treatment is charged by the plaintiff.
City Recorder Elgin is now mailing
to every voter in the city pamphlet
containing the different charter amend
ments which will be voted on at the
special election, September 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donlavy, of this city,
will soon be visited by Mrs. R. A. Dou.
glas, of Collinsville, Oklahoma. The
party will leave for California to visit
points of interest.
Cons from o. S. P. will play the Sen.
atOrs on league grounds, Sunday, Au
gust oath. Their first game outside the
walls in several years. They have a
strong team, and hot game is expect
ed
st. Joseph's Catholic church, corner
Cottage and Chemeketa. Services to
morrow, August oath: First mass, 1896
a. M; second mass, 1O:30 a. M; vespers
and benediction, 1880 p. m. Daily mass
7 a. m.
M. Pearee and Charles Wilson will
leave shortly for Los Angeles for an
outing. The young men will make the
trip in an auto and intend to remain
tor some time visiting the points of in
tFest en- route.
County Clerk Gehlhar today received
the following communication from q
man who has been doing county road
work near SilvertOn: "'Pleaze send
os de mony for vot We worket on dc
rode in G. D. BoOne's Rode Districke. ;.
The writer will get his money, never
theless.
The funeral of Chas. F. Van Allen
who died last Wednesday, will be held
from the ClOugh & Lehman undertaking
parlors tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
The members of the Woodmen of the
World lodge will have charge of the
funeral
In order to eliminate conflict, the
Oregon Electric company has notified
the railroad commission that it has
changed the name of the stations Of
Adams between here and Portland ia
Niles, and the station of Robey, on the
south, to Talbot
j. B, Osborne, the blind orator, will
lecture Sunday afternoon at 2:3O D.
m. in the hall over the Salem Hard.
ware Company's store. A cordial invi.
tation is extended to everybody to at.
tend this lecture, members of the va.
rious labor organizations being partic.
ularly invited.
AT a meeting held by the faculty of
Willamette University yesterday, Attor.
ney !. II, Van Wrinkle was selected as
dean of the law school, Attorney Van
Winkle is graduate of Willamette
University and for several years acted
as deputy attoney-general of this state
under A. NJ. Crawford. The instructors
for the coming year will be Attorneys
Geo. G. Bingham, Walter c. Winslow.
Roy +. Shields, Guy 0. Smith Walter
E. Keyes, D. W, Mills, C. W. Mills and
E, Blue.
Holding that the state railroad com.
mission has no authority to compel a
railroad to supply a shipper with cars
Tor interstate shipments, the supreme
court of the United States has reversed
the verdict in the case of +. V. Martin
against the Oregon Railroad & Naviga.
tion company, Martin asked the rail.
road for cars to move his fruit. and
they were denied him. He appealed to
the commission and it ordered the com.
pany to supply the cars. The cars were
not supplied and Martin filed suit for
damages and was given Judgment for