Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-01

lem.
State Architect Knighton, who
moved his office from the state house
to the Masonic temple, to make more
room for the legislature, has moved
back to the capitol building. His of
flee is now in the house Of representa-
tives and on the speakers platform.
Governor West today announced the
following appointments: G, w. Null
Inns, of Astoria, to be county attorney
of Clatsop; Gilbert Hedges, of Oregon
City, to be county attorney of Clacka-
mas county; DR.. Jean Cline of Portland,
re.appointed member Of the dental
board.
Eight Lebanon men, comprising a
team of Yeomen from that place, at,
tended meeting of the order in Salem
last night. The party consisted of
George Chamberlain, Harry Mccoy,
George Vehis, Bert GaynOr, Guy Cot
ter, Bill Bokrke, J, E. Springer and
Scott Rife.
Right from oder River Rhine " so to
speak, Frank Kock, nephew of Kola
Neis, the local hop merchant, is now an
active worker in the hop offices Of
Frank W. Durbin. Mr.. KOck is Ger
man through and through, and his
ability to manipulate the English Ian.
guage is something admirable.
A complaint was filed in tho circuit
court here today by M. G. Thorsen
against S. W. Jones and Jas. II. Fair.
child in which it is alleged that the de.
PENDANTS gave their promissory note
to the Kureamoff Copper Mining and
Smelling Co., for $4,000 and have paid
no part thereof. The plaintiff alleges
the note was transferred to him.
At a meeting of the Medical Society
of Polk, Marion and Yamhill counties
tonight at the Willamette medical col.
lege the subject of discussion will be
tuberculosis DR., W. H. Byrd, of Salem,
will speak on the disease as related to
the peritoneum; DR.. A. B. Starbuck, of
Dallas, of the pleura; DR.. W. B. Morse,
Of Salem, of the bones. A discussion
will follow the presentation of the pa.
pers.
Two representatives of the North
Coast Cranberry Co., W. II. Sellwood
and P. w. Henry, who have been in Sa-
lem for several days, making a study of
local canditons and local methods of
handling the berries, left yesterday for
Long Beach, Wash. The company
which these gentlemen represent is
entirely of Salem men and
Salem capital. 1t is developing a large
cranberry tract in the heart of the
Washington cranberry region.
Aldermen Rigdon and Minton had
clash last evening, when Minton intro.
duced dunkard resolution, at the
same time stating that he was opposed
to such resolutions, but responded to
an appeal of friend of 90 years. This
statement peeved RigdOn, who insisted
that other cOuncilmen had been ap.
preached in the same way, and he did
not see why it should be necessary to
appeal to Minton to get his
vote.
A resolution was adopted at the city
council meeting last evening to have
The street committee and Councilman
Turner have conference with the
street railway company and make an
to have tracks relaid in
The middle or close to one side in the
vicinity of the fair grounds. The com
nittee has power to act.
After much discussion the city coun.
ii last night voted to accept the re.
'ort of a meeting Of property owners
,f Church street, who had declared in
avor of asphalt No. l as paving in the
district from Court to Mill street. |
There was a remonstrance in which it
vas claimed that those in favor of |
oncrete had not been given show
The council decided to uphold the re.
'Ort and turned down the remon.
trance.
Mark Woodruff, the publicity agent
or the Portland, Eugene & Eastern Co..
'ft the city this morning for Silverton
here he intends to deal out some cheer.
lg information along railroad lines.
lark is Veritable railroad "web.
ter when it comes to telling the folks
bout the advantages transportation
ring, and certainly has been press
ricnd worth having to the local news.
aper men.
"spri'g has cabe," says well
nOwn Salemitc this morning when he
luinted up at the swallows flying
bout and mcditativcly viewed the sun
ght on the streets, "bud id dur d
ard to speag wild code, aid id'"
his individual spent few hours lying
wait for fish worm to show his