Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-15

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Football practice at Willamette uni
versity began yesterday with the nu.
cleus of a squad On account of the
fact that yesterday was the first day
of school the number out was consider
eel good. 1t is expected that double
the number will be out tonight whether
it rains or not and that by Saturday
there will be at least 30 aspiring foot
ball stars working out for the first
team. Manager Irvine is outfitting the
new men this afternoon and will be able
to put the first team men in an entirely
new outfit shortly. The old suits have
been repaired during the summer and
the new ones ready to be unpaeked
from their shipping cases. Practice be.
begins each day at 3 O'Clock
NJ. L. Covan, of this city, and Mrs.
May Alden, wife of the night cook at
the White House restaurant, were ar
rested on charge of disorderlv con
duet by Officers Woolery and Kicker
son. The couple were caught in the
Keith rooming house about IL o'clock
last night and taken to Jail. They
were given hearing in the police court
this morning and fined. Cowan was
assessed $40 for his part in the affair
and Mrs. Alden S25, the fines based ON
the corespon ling guilt of the two.
Oowan paid his fine and was released
Whlle Mrs. Alden went to Jail until her
husband could pay her fine. The Young
man told the police Judge that if he
had known the woman was married he
never would have gone to the room
with her The register at the rooming
house shows they registered as man and
wife.
Because crop of grain was not
thrashed before the recent rains for
the alleged reason that the farmer was
away with his family at the hon ward.
Horace W, Thielson and wife have
brought suit against A. J. Kissick in
IN circuit court. Ii is stated in the
complaint that the Thielsens own
farm of POS acres near this city which
they leased with all of their farm i'm.
plements to A. J. Kissick and were to
receive one-half of the products of the
farm. IL is further alleged that Mr..
hlSSick entrusted too much of the
farming TO his son and that not a full
crop was realized Also the plaintiffs
aver that he moved away more than
half Of the grain from one piece that
was thrashed. They ask for an iniune-
uon restraining the defendant from
taking away any more grain and for
damages of $3.50, and for the cancel
lstion OF the lease.
Secretary Ralph Moores, of the pro-
motion department of the Salem com.
mercial club, is sending ont letter to
the new comers in this vicinity asking
them If they are satisfied with eOndi-
tons here to write letters back east
to their friends and tell them of the op.
portuuities here. They are asked to
write to the right kind OF people. pro.
tessional and skilled mechanics, and
give them light on conditions acre. He
asks them 10 tell what good place this
velley is in which to live, to speak of
the uniform prosperity and that the
people are neither very poor nor exceed.
tngly rich, that here is diversity of
crops which prevent absolute failure.
to tell them Of the good climate and
tae social eonditions--schOols, churches,
no bad factory conditions. tnd 10 i'm.
press ON them that this is a land of
opportunity for those who will hustle.
~ Is expected that much good win re