Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-16

are louhu 10 ne correct tue pCtltlOn
will be acted upon in the regular man
ner and the ordinance referred. Mean
while the city is being served under tn,
dog ordinance formerly in force. 1t rs
highly improbable that special elec.
ton viii be called and the promoters OF
the remOnstrance will not demand it as
the working of the new ordinance is
held up by the petitions presented.
Be sure and visit Brietenbush Springs
this summer. Under new management.
Baths all remodeled and up to date.
Good restaurant and store. Tents for
rent. For information, address j. X.
johnson, Detroit, Oregon.
.
Edward Adams Cantrell, of Califor-
mia, will speak from an automobile on
the corner of Commercial and State
streets, Friday, June 10, at p. m. His
subject will be the problem of the un.
employed, past, present and future, and
its solution by the "Right to Work ,"
measure now being petitioned for the
fNll election. DR.. Cantrell has organic.
ed nationalist society in Portland,
which includes many of the leading citi
zens of that city. He will also explain
its relation to present.doy society. All
should hear this able address
D
Q. II. Stewart, claim agent for the
Southern Pacific and Portland, Eugene
and Eastern, is in town today on busi.
ness He will return to Portland to.
morrow.
A. G. Magers, one of Salem's lead
ing business men and capitalists, will
leave soon for the extreme northern
part of Alaska. He made all reserva.
tions for passage by steamer yesterday
by telegraphing to Seattle and hopes
to be on his way within short time.
Mr., Magers will stop at all of the prin-
cipal cities in the northern country and
viii join the natives in hunts when he
gets up in the real north. Mr.. Mayors
expects to be gone several weeks, and
states that he intends to take in every.
thing while on his trip.
Q
Miss Thekla Goehring of Grand ISL
and, Nebraska, is visiting at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Bevier at MS
North Cottage street. Miss Goehring
is a sister of Mrs. Bevier and will
spend the summer ON this coast.
b. +. Finn, generally known as the
original Huckelberry who resides ON
the Mckenzie, is in the city, arriving
sunday He owns saw mill ON the
Mckenzie the first ever built east of
and that IS years ago. He
is awaiting the arrival Of lot of resin +
which he shipped from his place to the
capital Soap Company, He says that
the finest wagon road i'm the country
IS being built up the Mckenzie under
the direction of the L. s. Forestry De.
partment and that there is S73. 600
available for this work. Aecorling 10
Mr. Finn this road will be part of the
big highway to California.
If it's made Of leather shafer sells
I, and If he sells it, it is the best OF
is kind for Shafer has been in busi.
less so long that he cannot afford TO
el inferior goods at any price; lS7
south Commercial street.
.
A man giving his name as Walker
tumbled into the police station last
light and asked for bed. His ewes
we're swollen shut and he was in a state
II utter collapse. He was given a bed
md City Physician o. b. Miles made
IN examination of the man this morn.
ng, Walker was Informed that he
lad an exceptionally bad dose of hay
ever. Walker stated that he had mst
ome from eastern Oregon and was
rying TO get out of the country MS
asst as he could, He told DR.. Miles
nat he went just, as far as he could
md was then compelled to stop ON ac.
'ount Of his eyes swelling shut, The
lty physician gave him some medicine
md advised him to get out with MI
haste or he would never get
''n Walker assured the police that
when his eyes cleared up sufficiently
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