Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-29
New Y.M.C.A.
Boys Secretary
Arrives Today

| Arrives Today
R. R. Boardman, recently
elected boys secretary and phys
ical director at the local Y. M. C.
A., arrived in the city this morn
ing from Portland and will take
up his official duties at the as
sociation at once. Since his cleo
tion about six weeks ago Mr..
Boardman has been attending the
Lake Geneva training school for
employed officers in Wisconsin.
! For the past two years Mr..
Boardman has been with the Ma
tional Rotary club officers in
Chicago. Previously he was re-
gional physical director in France
with the Y. NJ. C. A. during the
war for 20 months, having in
charge a staff of 100 physical di-
rectors. Since his graduation from
Springfield college in 1913 where
he was classmate of G. A. Kells,
local association secretary, he has
been engaged in boys work and
various branches of Y. M. c. A.
activity.
Mr.. Boardman wifi look over
his field before making out any
definite program to follow. The,
first thing that he will turn his
attention to is the organization Of
classes for study and recreation.
Mrs. Boardman, who accompan-
les the new physical director, was
a canteen worker in France with
the Red Cross during the war,
where she was decorated for SER
vice by the marine and signal
CORPS. She holds an honorary mem
bership for life in the marines,
granted for her work by the ma
rine headquarters in London.
Tenders of two automobiles
were damaged to some extent yes
terday when car piloted by G.
A. Musser, 1860 Hines street, col
lided with a machine on the Pa
cific highway near Salem. The
name of the other driver was not
learned. Mr.. Musser was moving
south and the other car was head
ed north when the collision oc-
CURED. Neither of the drivers was
injured.
]. E. Hyatt, real estate man of
Eugene, was in town recently con-
ferring with L. G. Hayford, presi-
dent Of the Marion County Real
tors. association, relative to get
ting information as to the organ
Iization of a realty board. The
real estate men in Eugene have
Just recently formed a temporary
Organization.
Police officers were today in
Ivestigating a complaint lodged
at headquarters by Mrs. F. Mick
cham, 1875 Market street, who
said that children in her neigh
borhood were creating a disturb
ance by operating their coaster
wagons on the sidewalks.
Charles Mcleod Maurice, rep
Iresenting the 1,neral Motors Ac-
ceptance corporation, of New
York, was in Salem today visiting
local bankers. He left this after
noon for Portland.
A youth who gave his name as
Albert Miller, of Aumsville, was
Jailed this morning by Salem po-
lice, who claimed that he had
been begging on the streets.
A. C. Bohrnstedt left the city
yesterday on combined business
and pleasure trip to Alsea and
expects to return Tuesday. He was
accompanied by his family.
Salem VS. Portland Beavers.
Monday Aug. 1st. ISL"
Workmen are repairing the
First Unitarian church at Che
imeketa and Cottage streets. A
new roof is being put on at pres
ent
A. wiederman Of SCOTS Mills
arrived in Salem yesterday and
remained over for the night at
the Bligh.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Miller are
leaving Saturday for a two weeks
sojourn at Newport.
Salem vs. Portland Beavers.
MONDAY Aug. 1st. ISL