Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15

are making great efforts to make THEN
show a success. The Cherrians have
also been urged to attend the Fourth
of July celebration at Vancouver this
year.
Announcement-We want to extend q
hearty invitation to the public to make
use of our reception room while wait
ing for cars, Salem Electric Co., Ma
sonic Temple, 1877 North High street.
The city council will hold its annual
meeting in the city hall this evening.
just the general grist of business will
be up for consideration.
q
Owing to Governor West being out
of the state, it will be Governor Ol.
cott'' for a month or two.
Giving up housekeeping. $4,000
bedroom suite for $500; $4,000 H.
brary table for $500; $500 buffet
for $4,000; $4,000 dressing table for
$1,000 1543 Court street; call even
ings.
Secretary olcott is sending out let
ter to each of tne county clerks this
afternoon asking them to make re-
check of the McNary. Benson votes
from the tally sheets, and it is ex-
pected that by the end of the week
this matter may he settled. The ne.
cessity of prompt action is urged and
the clerks asked to send in the cor
rected abstracts of the votes as soon
as possible.
Walter B. Jones, juvenile officer of
Lane county, was in this city today
for short time on his way back to
Eugene. Mr.. Jones made the trip to
tne state industrial school to bring
down two girls who were committed
from Lane county.
O.
H. H. Gilman, who recently suffered
from an halluclnatiOn while confined
in the county Jail awaiting trial on a
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses, is now in good health again
and has recovered from his temporary
lapse.
M. L. Meyers, as king of the Cher
rians, has called meeting of all of
the committees of the Cherry fair at
the commercial club for s 'clock TO-
morrow evening. As the date of the
Cherry fair nears it is necessary that
all nf fln p1nnhnrc nf h.,
make a special effort to bring their
plans to q close and begin to line up
things for the big celebration.
.
A member of the local humane So
ciety this afternoon delivered lee
ture and also warning to certain
individual who came racing through
the streets with poor little mare
which was covered with foam and
cruel whip welts. The man had been
lashing the blood ont of his horse and
the unfortunate animal was almost on
her last legs when the humane society
member stopped the outfit. The un-
reasonable driver promised that he
would be less energetic with the whip
and was allowed to proceed ON his way
with warning that if he repeated the
whipping stunt he would be nauled NJ
before the justice of the peace
Sheriff William Esch returned yes.
terday from months trip to his
former home in Minnesota, where he
visited his mother and other relatives
at st. Paul. On his way back nc came
over the Canadian PJacifie and visited
brother in Alberta for few DAYS.
tie says he found the weather in Min.
nesota about like the last two DAYS
here but that the eastern heat is more
oppressive and murky and seems to
settle around one and make comfort
impossible. He says that though he
was born in Minnesota and raised
there, he is mighty glad to get back
to Oregon and thinks that tnis state is
good enough for him. He SAYS he kept
ON the lockout for his former towns.
man, Cook, but did not have the pleas.
ure OF meeting him, and thinks from
the equipment that the fugitive Sc,
cured before leavi> here that the man
is now in the willis of the Rocky noun.
tains, where ne will remain for some
time.