Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-28
AM oriental romance that appears to

An oriental romance that appears to
be shattered made its appearance on
the books of the county clerk yester-
day when John f. Mcdaniel brought
suit for divorce against Sata Honda
Mcdaniel. The couple were married in
Yokohama, Japan, in 1909, when Mr..
Mcdaniel was stationed there as
nurse in the u. S. navy. They lived in
Yokohama until 1918 according to the
complaint when they separated in June
of that year. In the complaint it is
stated that the little brown rosebud
developed nagging disposition and
showed herself to be possessed of an
ungovernable temper all of which it
seems blasted the domestic happiness
of the Mcdaniel household. Acts of
the defendant constituted cruel and in.
human treatment according to the COM
plant and it is on these grounds that
a divorce is sought.
D
Benjamin S. Via brought suit today
against w. II. Enos and wife to recover
$50 alleged due on a bill of goods sold
to the defendants by f. f. Shafer a
harness dealer of this city. In addition
to the sum involved $40 is asked as at.
/ torney's fees.
/ Allen Eaton, of Eugene well-known
/ in this city for his connection with
Sundry acts of the house of representa-
tives in years past, is in Salem ON a
short business trip. Mr. Eaton says he
/ likes this city and looks forward with
pleasure to his contemplated visit next
January.
Postmaster August Huckestein is in
receipt of communication from Post
master General Burleson advising hin
postal department would approve aeart
lily if he could arrange to have a par
eel post exhibit at the Oregon state fair
this year This kind of an exhibit ha.
been made at fairs in different part.
of the country aud has aroused no small
amount of interest on the part of tn,
public. Such an exhibit would eonsis
of articles that can be shipped by par
eel post, such as eggs, vegetables, grain
wagon wheels snotguns, etc The ex
hibits are generally secured from tn,
merchants who have the articles fo
sale and have the name of the company
merchant or producer furnishing th
exhibit with the prices that the articl
can he furnished at by parcel post
Postmaster Huckestein is considerin,
I the matter.
The Willamette Pacific Railroa,
. company, the line now under construc
tion from Eugene to Coos BAY. toda,
made application to the state railroa
commission for permission to put in /
road crossings between Eugene an
tunnel No. at Mott. The railroa
n company, which is under the directio
Of the Southern Pacific, has been run
n ming trains over this line for some tim,
but the railroad was under eonstruetio
before the law giving the railroad con
mission authority in the matter Of grad
crossings went into effect.
Luther J. Chaplin, and wife, vh
have been spending the past ten IA,
on Slab Creek, returned last eveuin
from their vacation. Miss Jenny N[u
eott, public librarian of Dallas. aecon
n panied them in the Ford that carrie
the party over TO the coast Mr.. cha,
in returned with heavy crop OF whi
kers and several layers of slHst, whie
elnng to his whiskers Ike bees swarm
lng on limb. Plenty of fish DO,
fresh water and sea varieties amor
them, Several poFgies were eanrh
Il W. RAIDER, Lane connty agrieulturis
y and nr. l. N. Lane and wife we're
- tho marty