Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

A. c. Deyoe spent Sunday in Port
land.
Mile. NJ. Buffe left for Portland this
afternoon to select stock for the spring
opening of the French Millinery Shop.
Willamette VS.. Yellow Jackets. Y.
NJ. @. A. gym. Tuesday evening, $3.50.
The first game was great. The second
will be some game, believe me.
Going to get them. Meet me at the
Y. NJ. G. A. gym Tuesday evening, $50,
and watch Willamette make it one
apiece. The Yellow Jackets won the
first, but IRE going to get them
Tuesday.
A postal card was received this
morning by Sheriff Esch from H. P.
Minto, who in company with his wife,
are now in Kamakura, Japan. Mr.. Min
to states that he cannot describe the
country because it is all too wonder.
ful.
Taking as his subject, Democracy
and Great Fortunes" DR.. w. B. Gill
bert, of the University of Oregon, will
deliver the principal lecture at the
meeting of the Public Library course
association which is to be held next
Friday evening at o clock in the audi
torium of the city library building on
the corner of State and Winter streets.
Sheriff Esch last night arrested F..
Mccoy Swindaff on a statutory charge
preferred by Eugene girl, The arrest
was made at the request of the sheriff
of Eugene, Lane county, and Sheriff
Esch, after making several inquiries,
finally located the man near Marion,
where he has been working on a farm.
Swindaff was brought to Salem yester-
day evening and the sheriff Of Lane
county on late Oregon Electric train
and took his man in charge.
II. NJ. Irwin, veteran newspaper
man will entertain the members of the
Pilgrim club of the First Congregation
al church tomorrow night. Mr., Irwin
will give an address, using as his topic,
"Personal Recollections of President
Lincoln. The meeting will be espe-
cially for the younger members Of the
club and some fine things are expected.
A parents.teacher meeting was held
at the Keizer school house Friday even
ing at which County School Superinten-
dent Smith and o. L. Dunlap, principal
of the Salem Heights school attended.
Superintendent Smith delivered an ad-
dress on the relationship of the teacher
of the parent and Principal Dunlap en-
tertained the spectators with several
fine stereopticon views of Oregon seen
cry. A lunch was served by the women
of the neighbolhool following the pro-
gram.
There will be a big baseball meeting
at the Commercial club at 1880 tomor-
row evening. Every fan of Salem is
invited to attend, and there will be a
discussion of the prospects of having a
first-class team in this city. jim Rich
ardson, of Portland, will be among
those on hand.
The Salem Motorcycle club made a
trip to Dallas yesterday and found the
roads in Polk county in fine shape. The
trip was made in 40 minutes, which is
considered very good time for mOtorcy-
cles at this season of the year, The
only sloppy roads were found at this
end, it was stated today. Not an au-
tomobile was encountered on the entire
trip. Those who made the trip to Dal-
las were; Ivan Farmer, Captain Rich.
ard Crothers, Ralph SCHNEIDER Al.
Cleveland, Robert Perlich and B. $.
Printy.
sedgwick Post No. 10, G. A. R, and
Sedgwiek Relief Corps, No. l, have com
mittees at work arranging for the prop
err observance of Lincoln day, February
10. A fine program win be provided,
and, although arrangements are not yet
completed, the occasion will be made n
memorable one The celebration will be
held in Moose hall at . o'clock Thurs
day afternoon and the public is cordial
ly invited to attend.
The smash.up which took place in the
spaulding mills here last week and
in which Head Sawyer Hale was in.
Iured, damaged the building and ma
chinery to the extent of $1,000 accord.
ing to the officials of the plant. Mr.
Hale has recovered from the shock,
The management of "The Club"
bowling parlors wishes to announce to
the ladies that during this month two
alleys will be set aside for their bene-