Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-11

Tuesday; the second at p. m. of the
same day. concluding in time for any
who may attend to 60 to the governors
reception at 5 O'Clock. The announce
ment of the third lecture will be made
later. These lectures are free TO the
public.
Is Great GrAndchild Of Ex-President.
Portland, Or, Jan. 1l.-Euey Webb
Hayes the first and only great grand
child of Rutherford B. Hayes, 10Th
president Of the United States, is doing
nicely here today. She 10 the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman 0. Hayes, end
is little more than day old.
.
Marion County Taxpayery League
will meet in circuit court room at 1880
this evening. Business Of Importance is
TO be transacted. DR.. Steiner will eX-
plain how the money is expended at the
asylum; ex.State Printer Harris viii
tell how to save money in the state
printing department, All taxpayers are
invited to attend.
Among the applicants for bed az
the police station last night were two
boys who did not appear to be mem
bers Of the great unemployed army and
when closely questioned by Chief Welsh
admitted that they were runaways
Matt Daugherty, aged IS, said he was
from Omaha and gave the chief the ad-
dress of his mother living there. Leo
Papin said he was from Kansas City.
They promised to get home rs soon as
possible but said they were taking the
southern route as it was impossible to
cross the mountains at this time OF the
year.
Fourteen representatives Of the Un
employed Union of Portland applied
for beds at the police station last night
and accepted the hospitality Of the city
Three of the men asked Chief Welsh for
permission to make house to house
canvass of the city selling papers. the
Organ of the Unemployed Union Of
Portland. Chief Welsh refused them
permission to make the house to house
canvass but told them they could sell
papers on the streets. In police court
this morning the rest Of thes bunch
claimed TO be selling papers also but
none of them had asked permission OF
the chief and all were told to get out
Of town within two hours 1t is be,
lieved that they are the advance guard
of another unemployed army that in
vaded the city last year.
-o
The case of william r. Osborne
against c. w. Bowers occupied the time
Of department No. Of the circuit court
today. This is an action ON alleged
breach e. contract in which it is claim
cd that the defendant bought 10 shares
of stock in the Amity Light & Power
company for $500. The defendant
claims that he agreed to trade $l5OC
worth of stock in the American Rail
way Automatic Brake company for the
Amity stock but that he found that hi
could not deliver the stock as II was
tied up in a pool at the time and that
he had never had possession or title tC
the Amity stock. The plaintiff sues fol
$500 with interest and costs, and II
represented by Attorney Virgil II
Massey and Ernest Blue. Guy O. Smith
and Roy Shields, Of McNary, Smith 8
Shields, are appearing for the defend
ant The case will require the entirt
day for trial. ..
: The Salem Commission Co. has beer
sold TO the W. b. Glafke Co. Of Port
land who will take possession today
The new manager will be Frank D. Nc
Donald of Portland. Charles Roth ant
John Broer, former owners Of the com
pany will remain with the new man
agcment for several months. Th
, Glafke Company are among Portland
most successful firms Of commission
men, having been in business in Port
land for over 20 years. They have be
sides the Portland and Salem housef
branches OF Albany, Corvallis an,
Eugene.
Special Services at the Common
Mission every night this week. Tn
superintendent win be assisted by Rev
+. d. jackson late from Kansas, Every
one welcome
Lecture at Kimball Collcgo-rhe Rev
Geo y. Hopkins, who was for severa
, years missionary 10 the Indians j
, Canada. will deliver three lectures q
Kimball College this week; the frs
will be on Tuesday, Jan 18th at a;3
p. m. The second will be on the ever
ing Of the same day. at 7 o o'cloek. III
third win bo on Wednesday the l9u
at 10 o'clOch q. m. These lectures wi
give the observation and experiences q
Dr. Hopkins among the indians, an
, will undoubtedly be both instuetiv
. and entertaining They are given will
out cost 10 the public AZ Tuesday
h the day when the Inauguration Of N
, governor elect is 20 take place, and
public reception to be given in the ever
= ing, the second Of DR.. Hohinss lecture
I will begin promptly az 7 O'Clock an
will close in ample time for those VIII
3 attend Il TO be present also at the r,
|. cepion, The public Ia cordially invite
J. TO attend these lecturea
{ D
9 The city Of Salem and Marion Count
!. nre each receiving special attentic
in the Oregon Almanac that has iuI
}. been issued by the state Bureau
\ Emigration, with headquarters AZ Por
!. land. This Oregon Almanac Is writir
n up the resources OF each town and couI
A ~ separate. The reports are accura'
4 and have the official stamp Of u
h state, There is no exaggeration, or
any way stating facts that are not a