Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-22

Harry Townsend, who was serving !
sentence in the city Jail in default of 9
$40 fine for drunkenness, was released
! yesterday afternoon when a friend paid
the fine. As AS Townsend had served
three days, the balance of the fine due
was $34.
State Treasurer Thomas B. Kay and
wife left this morning for Minneapolis
Mimi, where they will attend the i'm
perial council Of the Mystic Shrine
They will be gone two weeks, stopping
at the Yellowstone National Park on
the return journey.
| Owing to the inability of Mr.. Herbs
man to be at the Spaulding mills yes
terday, Walter L. Tooze spoke to the
men on the Red Cross work, A goodly
number of subscriptions was received,
some of them being for as high as $50.
The men are taking great interest in
the work.
Arthur H. Moore Is certainly 'feed-
ing the jinx," for on top of having ST
stolen recently, and having his store
broken open Wednesday night, he had
the misfortune to have 10 White Leg
horn chickens taken from coop near
his home last night while away at a
dinner party.
A fire was discovered on the ferry
last night at HIS O'Clock which neces-
STATED the calling of the chemical from
the fire department. The fire originat-
,ed under the floor of the launch, near
the motor. Tt was extinguished with
but little damage.
Rev. e. B. Lockhart of Stayton, who
is in the city having work done on
his eyes by Sleeves and Findley states
that Judge p. H. Darcy will go to
Stayton Sunday night and deliver his
lecture on "Oregon Pioneers" at the
Methodist Episcopal church, and that
he will be greeted bv large audience.
.
Lawrence Hofer, son Of Col E. Hofer
of this city, returned from Newport yes
terday in a. Ford Bug'' of his own
Mr. Hofer came by way
of Pioneer hilk He has been engaged
in running the Hazelle, fishing schoon-
er recently purchased by him and his
father.
The Phez Juice plant shipped out the
largest car Of juice ever shipped from
Salem, recently, to Atlanta, Ga. This
car contained 1900 cases of the juice
and weighed imore than $4,000 pounds.
Another car was recently shipped to
st. Louis which weighed $4,000 pounds.
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Albany Democrat: Fred Bynon, well
known real estate dealer, and c. Pome-
roy, prominent jeweler of the Capital
City, spent the night in Albany on their
way out from Alsea, where they at
tempted to catch trout. Bynon states
hat the fish did not understand Irish
md he didn't feel fishy over there any
way. So he and Pomeray left this morn
ng for the sSantiam country east of
lebanon and hoped to have better luck.
.
Many young ladies are leaving the
ity to attend the annual conference Of
he Y. w. CA. which is held at Sea
,eck, Wash, this year. The session
,egins Saturday and will continue for
o DAYS. This conference includes the
tates of Montana, Idaho, Washington.
oregon and California The Willamette
delegation is composed of
i've girls, the Misses Fanny McKinnen,
Helen Goltra, Freda Campbell, Vesta
IulIigan and Mary Findley. Others
Who have gone to this conference are,
agnes Bayne, Ida Bell. Florence Cleve
and and Edna Mcknight.
Woodrow Wilson has designated the c
reek of June 1880 as recruiting week t
or the regular army, according to a {
light letter received at the army re-
ruiting office here today. In the proc I
lmation it is stated that men who are \
OF married. and are between the ages {
{ IS and 40 are desired, unless they are +
4 occupations which are vitally neces- :
ary to the prosecution of the war.
len with dependents are also to be :
during that week. Remem; \
er.p says Corporal Toy, this is for 0
ie regular army, and that these men
re asked to volunteer. 4
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Five thousand six hundred and twen-
five miles since the first. of April, is
le record of large Peerless ttS" tour
Ig car, which is owned by A. b. John
m, OF NOfIolk- "a. MI JohhSoH ieAt
IS home city three months ago on
ght-seeing trip. over the United States, i
assing through Cleveland, Chicago, Il
enver, Williams, Ariz.; and California Il
,ints. He is accompanied by his wife. ii
hey stopped at the Marion hotel last Il
ght, and went to Portland this morn
e. They will go to Seattle, Spokane, m
Ie Yellowstone and thence TO Mime ~
1olis. As a noteworthy item of their i
ip, the only automobile trouble ex- Ii
.rieneed east of California was two
lnetures When they left Virginia, the
Gather was very temperate, and even 3;
clined to be hot, but later on they =,
ruck snow storms, and all manner of n
weather. In Williams, s.
rizona, they struck snow storm, and 4,
thin two hours they were again in
II. Il