Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-03
All Around Town
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/ ]. E. Adams, machinist, manager OF
i the Salem naval recruiting office, is in
Albany today on recruiting duty.
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The Turner auxiliary Red Cross was
given 81 yards of muslin to be made
up into abdominal binders by the mem.
bers.
Yesterday about 20 members of Viii
lamette chapter Red Cross, met at the
surgical headquarters and packed
boxes.
A delegation from the Marion auxil-
iary Red Cross was in this morning for
information and instruction concerning
the work of preparing surgical goods.
Pat Devine, who was sentenced to
lay $25 for being drunk and disorderly,
chose to serve his time out in jail, but
yesterday, after serving 10 days, paid
the remainder of his fine and was re-
leased. He promised to leave the city.
Judge P. H. darcy, district deputy
grand exalted ruler Of the Elks, will
leave Salem Wednesday, July 4, for
Boston, where he will attend cOnven-
tion of the Elks lodge. Judge d 'Arcy
is member of the Salem lodge, B. P. o.
E. Louis Lachmund, another prominent
Elk, left for Boston few days ago.
It just cost Earl H. Anderson $40
Of the coin of the realm to cut corner
yesterday. He appeared in the police
court this morning and promptly drew
forth chetck book, filled in the
amount with a smile, pleasantly, cheer
fully and handed it to the police judge.
He will probably find Favor in heaven
for it is written that 1.-THE Lord loveth
cheerful g,,er."
Sam Burkhardt, a former police Of
ficer, who resigned from the force
few months ago to take up other work,
returned yesterday from the mountains
up behind Black Rock, where he has
been staying. He has lost considerable
of his weight and looks lot simmer
and trimmer than when he went away.
He says he has had fine time and is
feeling great.
Two calves between eight and 10
months old and COW last night caused
the police officers some concern as they
were left in the cattle pens at the
Southern Pacific depot all day yester-
day without either food or water. The
cattle belong to Herman Frezie, who
put 23 head of cattle in the pen re-
Gently. The officers could not locate
the owner last night but had the three
enimals watered and fed.
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Judge j. G Moreland, Judge George
H. Burnett and Mrs. Olive Enright
have been selected by the committee
in charge of the Salem picnic at the
Oaks next Saturday to be the speakers
of the occasion. They will speak ON sub
jects of interest to Salem people in the
earlier days, and it is expected a large
number of Salem people will go down
to the Rose City for this event and
also a large number of former Salemites
who live in Portland will attend
.
Until a man is notified that his name
has been drawn for the national army,
he is eligible to join the regulars, or
volunteer army. Therefore, Corporal
Toy will keep open house all during the
summer. All physically and mentally
sound men, between the ages of Is and
40, will be accepted for service, provid- |
cd they have no dependents, or are not
Of an enemy alien country. Being an
alien, unless one is German, however,
does not bar man from joining to
fight Hohenzollernism, for all the army |
recruiting stations are instructed to en-
roll men for the British and Canadian
armies, and Frenchman may join the |
American army at any time.