Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

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Robin D. Day, attorney, who has been
attending the reserve officers training
camp for the past three months, return
ed to Salem today.
If you miss seeing Douglas Fairbanks
in "Wild and WOolly" at the Oregon
tomorrow, you miss the greatest come
dy Of the year.
An inventory and appraisement of the
estate of John Guldan, deceased, shows
that the property is valued at $l3,527.57
George May, G. d. Ebner, and ]. W.
Elmer were the appraisers.
Ed Wilson Of Dayton, oregon, is in
the city Recently he has been working
with lumber company in southwest
Washington, but it seems the l. w. W..
got busy even in that part of the state
and closed down the mills, throwing
employees in every department out of
work.
The first jazz dance Of the season
is on for this evening at the Riverside
Dip where a dancing pavilion has been
erected. After o'clock there is free
admission to the park and the dancing
begins at $3.50, a jitney per dance. This
is the first appearance of the jazz band.
District Attorney Gehlhar is spend
ing his vacation at the coast. He is
digging clans and rolling in the sand in
the Tillamook country and forgetting
the cares of public prosecutor. He is
expected back the latter part of next
week.
Gus Neilitz, a patient at the Oregon
state hospital for the past eight months
was returned to the institution this
morning after he had bee free about a
day He was committed from Multno-
nah and last night attempted to bur
glarize a house four or five miles north
of this city. He was caught and brought
back to the asylum.
Mrs. H. Jorth and child are in the
city visiting at the home of Mrs. Ba1
kus on South Commercial street, from
Wallace, Idaho,. Mr.. Jorth was resi- |
dent of Salem until about two years
ago. After leaving this city he went to
Idaho, where he was caught !
in snow drift and killed by an ap-
preaching train.
A branch OF the Woman's Council of
National Defense was formed last night |
at the public library with representa-
tives of all the women s clubs of the
city. Mrs. w. H. Hamilton was elected
chairman, Mrs. e. F. Carlton, vice chair
man, Mrs. David Wright, secretary and
Mrs. Frank Brown, treasurer. H%ving
been officially organized, the Salem
auxiliary will now await orders from
Jim Ward, who operates the elevator
in the Supreme court building, who has
been visiting Seattle for a few days
as part of his vacation, returned to Sa-
lem yesterday to rest up before the end
Of his vacation period "Excuse me-"
he said "of living in Seattle. There are
a number of things there a visitor can
zee but when it comes to living rnere,
why give me Salem every time" He
will return to work Monday morning.
The hop market is still advancing ac-
cording to the latest reports from Port
land. Yesterday Sonoma contracts were
raised to % IL cents in California and
in Oregon bids were made at 70 cents
The spot market seems to be keeping
pace with the excited futures as the
Ole Loe crop of 1910s were sold at Sill
verton for 10 1-2 cents. Reports are also
to the effect that block of 27O bales
of 1875 and 1866. grown at Mount
Vernon, Wash, by Judge james Powers
were sold at IL 1-2 cents.
With the home coming of two sons,
L. T. Harrington and family are hav-
ing a real reunion, but two of the ram
ily of nine being absent. G. A. Harrlng-
ton employed. on government railroad
work in Alaska, ad G. W. Harrington
professor of horticulture in Ames Col
leqe. Iowa, are the two who have just
returned, and the five daughters are
all at home. Two sons are absent, one
being employed at Santa Fe, New Mex
lea, and the other in governmental work
in Minnesota.
The attention of horsemen and far
mers who are particular in regard to
fbe shoeing of their horses is called
10 the fact that Ira Salzman, an eX-
merit horse shoer of Springfield, Nilsson
S. has been secured by J. G. Relgel
man. s44 Chemeketa street, to take
,harge of his shoeing. Salzman TOOK
TWO Years training in Springfield under
smith Bros, two expert veterinary
surgeons, and is qualified to treat all
difficult cases. He is also a eapable
general blacksmith.
William Mayors who is In the county
iail for resisting arrest by George
Beatty, motorcycle officer, should con
slider himself rather lrrtunate eonsid-
ring everything. After throwing rocks
II the officer, cursing him, daring HIM
q shoot and attempting to assault him
le was shot in the foot. The ball struck
Jack of the foot about the heel, eireled
ronnd below the ankle and came out