Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-23

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Mrs. G. G. Brandhort and Miss Eu-
genia returned from Portland last night
where they have been guests for sew
eral days in the home of E. p. Hop
wood of the Oregonian.
Six parties of California peop;e
camped at the state fair grounds last
night. They are spending the day
viewing the beauties of Salem, and will
auto onward tomorrow.
The Spaulding Logging company was
awarded the contract for the lumber
and mill work OF the school house at
Kent, Oregon, to cost about $4,000.
l.. hn do fyyn
weeks.
Hal Harrington of Medford is visit
ing friends in the city He drove in
on his bicycle, having made the trip
from MedfOrd in two and half days.
He will attend school at Corvallis this
winter.
Just for the benefit of those going
on the Cheriarn excursion TO Marshfield
The special will leave at $3.50 o clock
Friday morning from Commercial and
Trade streets and from the Southern
Pacific depot, at S:45 o'clock.
Paving is now all completed at the
Oregon state hospital and the drive
WAYS in the park will be thrown open
for the public tomorrow morning.
There will be no admission into the
back yard with a special permit from
the office.
Deputy district attorney Elmo S.
White reports the final settlement OF
the estate of Lemuel Lennon, for
mer well known citizen living on the
Garden road. The Lennon estate ag-
gregated in value about $4,000. The
sum of $1,000 was given to each of
eleven children, and the balance to the
widow.
The grand jury of Linn county is
investigating charges against +. w.
Barr and Charles Douglass, who are ae-
cused of larceny Of hides and boats
from Albany parties. Barr and Doug
lass were arrested in Salem, and Ottl-
GERS Victor and White have been sub
poenaed to appear before the Linn coun
ty grand jury.
The Cherrian Gazette, the official or
gan of the Cherrians will appear on
morning, and if there is fair amount
of good luck, late Thursday evening;
The contributors include such wei
known newspaper men as William Ler'
chen, Fred Bynon, +. G. Deckebaea:,
George G.. l.. Snyder. s. A. stone is
chairman of the committee.
The Y. w. c. A. will establish di-
rectory for graduate nurses, where calls
will receive prompt attention, day or
night. Among those whose services
NAV be secured through the Y. w. Z.
A. are: Ruth Barber, Anna Berg, Anna
Bothringer, Marie Biodgett, Eurell
Rroeker. Florence Hawthorne, Orc Cav
itt. Nell Coppoch, Helen KaTahu, Ter
trude Savage, Hazel Scott, Gladys
Steele. Ruth Perlicn ana Anna Plinsky'
The twelve events for the water car
niypl at the Albert park Fairgrounds
Thursday evening have all been taken,
with several entries for each. Inc
sports will begin promptly at I o clock;
The camp fire girls will make ana SCI,
CANDY and others will keep the crown
supplied with ice cream at falr con
sideration per cone. Today the entries
are practicing the high dive and fas'
swimming.
Yesterday was the hottest Of the year
with a record officially at 80, although
several thermometers down town were
working a little steadier than the one
Mt tae. o. C. T. dock. Last year tne
hottest day was July l, with the mer,
cury at the "a mark and the warmes'
day of the past 90 years was July 81
| 1907. with the temperature at loz' IL
New York city today, on the street, the
record was lis above.
Blinded by the light from a motor
cycle, j. H. Wright of Lincoln, PoiS
county. drove his automobile into
street ear at Liberty and Court streets
at 8 o o'clock last night. No one was
seriously injured although Mrs. Virgin
was severely shocked and boy, WIN
ard Willis, was thrown from the car
The automobile was pretty bad'S oar,
aged with one wheel almost torn OF