Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-27

The North Commercial street bridge
was opened today for traffic, after be-
ing closed for some time. People are
cautioned to take the right hand road
going north when crossing the bridge
and not the left hand road.
The Ladies' Aid of Salem Heights. is
invited to meet with Ms. Myra Saw
yer their president, Wednesday. July ..
Special business makes it necessary to
call this meeting, and also a good time
Is assured all who attend. Mrs. Gre
toria C. Paseoe, secretary.
A large crowd was out last evening to
listen 10 an address by Ben F. Wilson.
Socialist speaker, legislator and retired
minister, who spoke on general topics
Of Socialism. The address was preced.
ed by orchestra selections. B. F. Ramp.
chairman Of the evening, introduced the
speaker.
Clergmen to hold picnic. The exec.
utiye committee Of the Ministerial
Union to whom was referred the max
ing of arrangements for a picnic of
members and their wives, have decided
to hold the same Tuesday, July Is, at
2:3O p. m, in the grove back of Kim.
ball hall. Thos. J. woodcock.
Word has been received that Mr..
Train, a local eGpressman, had the mis-.
fortune to fall from a twO-stOry build.
ing at Tillamook and break his leg. Mr..
and Mrs. Train were spending their va.
cation at Tillamook, and it will prob
ably be five or six weeks before they
'can return to Salem now, as Mr. Train
is in the hospital.
We have swell bunch Of boys. Cen
tlemen, and game to the core. The Sen
ators are not only respected in Salem,
but every town in this part of the state.
Good, clean sportsmen. We have the
good things, and they are all getting
wise. Keep the good work up.
Hotel Kelly, formerly the Irwin, Nye
Beach, Newport, Ore, is now open to
the public. Clean and comfortable.
Tables supplied with the best. Three
blocks from beach Free bus. Write
your reservations: $500 per day and
up, including meals.
Justice of the Peace Webster YES.
terday fined the Salem Cannery Com.
pany s25 for working women in viola.
tion Of the female labor law, which
sets down that a woman must not work
over ten hours a day. The canning com.
pany contended that the law passed by
the last legislature providing for over.
time work for women prevailed in place
Of the former law. Justice Webster
was Of an adverse opinion, and accord.
ingly placed fine against them.
Those attending the Epworth League
institute enjoyed picnic and excursion
to the Chemawa Indian school yester.
day, returning in the evening to the
Methodist church, where DR.. Avison
conducted a joint prayer meeting. The
regular class work Of the institute was
held this morning, while the afternoon
is being given over to the different
sports, tennis, and probably a baseball
game, if the parsons of the town can
muster a nine. The evening service will
be conducted by DR.. YOungson of the
Rose City Park VI. f. church of Port.
land, in the chapel on the campus. The
meeting will begin at 1880 instead of
s O'Clock as heretofore.
The following have asked for ar.
ticles Of incorporation; Scott Nc.
Dougal, Goodwin Company, of Portland,
for $4,000. Portland & Oregon City
Railway Company, of Portland, 'for
100000. Cheshire Poultry & Supply
Company, of Rosewood, for $4,000. Wi.
som Lumber Company, of Cleveland,
for $jOOO
The Elks' lodge yesterday afternoon
and evening showed T. E. Daniels,
high official Of the organization, from
Medford a bang.up time From the time
the visitor arrived until he left the 10.
cal order Of Elks were at the bat all
of the time. The members gave the ex.
alted antlered leader some excellent en-.
tertainment in the afternoon. At $3.50
in the evening he was made the guest of
honor at an elaborate banquet held in
the Hotel Marion. A full attendance
met Mr. Daniels in the lodge hall after
the banquet, and he responded to the
with some we'll chosen re.
marks.
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