Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-27

tnlS clIy DeIOre reporting Iur dcIlf'
duty at San Francisco left last nigh
for the south. He was one of the Salen
boys to receive a provisional seconC
lieutenancy in the regular army.
John Keltney, who was arrested yes
terday afternoon for being intoxicated
appeared before Judge Race this morn
ing and was fined So. He claimed he
was not feeling well and took the mix
ture as medicinegT
Those who are fond of swimming
and the number is growing every yeal
may continue to swim until the wealth
er turns much cooler than it is so fal
this week. Riverside Dip will continue
to be open for the public as long as
the public wants to swim.
There was a dark brown pocketbook
lost on the streets of Salem last week
1t contained lodge souvenir coin, and
receipts and cancelled checks; no money
If the finder will please return same to
Journal office they will receive reward
Pocketbook might have been lost in
Marion Square.
d
Colonel E. G.. Snider announces an
auction beginning tomorrow with more
than 1000 bargains. The furniture stock
of E. l.. Stiff & Son at $40 North Com
mercial street must be disposed of and
Colonel Snider states the goods will be
sold regardless of real value. The auc-
tion is to dispose of goods quick.
.
Bert A. Goodspeed of Atlantic, Iowa,
is in the city, a guest at the home of
G. E. Schuneman. Mr.. Goodspeed is one
of the prominent attorneys of Cass coun-
ty, Iowa, and is so impressed with the
possibilities of the Willamette valley
that he is considering making Salem
his home. He is an old time acquaint-
ance of Mrs. Schuneman.
.
Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding has been ap-
pointed local member of the Oregon
Army and Navy auxiliary, an organiza-
tion to look after the needs of the boys
in the service of the country. The eff
forts of the local auxiliary is personnel
in way, that each man shall be given
some individual attention.
o
The body of Arthur Fisher, the. IL.
year old boy who was drowned in the
Willamette near Portland was brought
to Salem this morning for burial in the
Odd Fellows cemetery. He was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fisher who for
merly lived in Salem, moving to Port
land about two years ago.
.
o. L. Lynthecom, elevator operator
at the state house, left this morning for
the Breitenbush Hot Springs where he
will spend some time soaking rheuma-
tism out of his shoulders. He was suf-
fering from this malady last week and
decided to test the springs as cure.
Fire Chief Harry Hutton, who has
been away for the past two weeks ON
his vacation, has returned to Salem and
is now back ON the job of guarding
He and his wife were at the
Hot Springs, and he re-
ports having very enjoyable time.
.
Among the Company M boys who
spent Sunday in this city were; William
Alva Burleson, Lawrence Hopp,
Allen Jones, Percy Streyffeler, Kirby
Arnold, Harry Frazure, Archie Holt,
Guy Young, Theron Hoover and Robert
PerIich. According to information now
at hand, it is probable that Company NJ
will go to Charlotte, North Carolina, in
stead of Palo Alto, Cal.
Iinis Simpson, of the Commercial
Book store, and James MeFsrlane, of
Ladd and Bush bank, padded down the
river to Butteville, Is miles this side of
Oregon City, Saturday evening and Sun
day. They report having very enjoy
able trip. They started from here Sat
urday afternoon about 500 O'Clock and
reached Wheatland about eight. They
there until morning and resum-
ed the trip about five O'Clock. With the
exception of two hour stop, they con
tinued until three Sunday afternoon, at
which time they reached Butteville.
They returned yesterday evening ON the