Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonsell. Berkeley,
Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. Root, L. A.,
Cal; ]. L. Lindsay. Portland. Or;
G. w. Cathewood, Mill City, Or;
o. G. Stubbs, Portland, Or: M.
Lazaro, S. F., Cal; M. Canton, S.
f., Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. Newell, S.
f.. Cal; Chester Newell, S. F.,
Cal; Mrs. M. Sandy, s. F., Cal;
L. v. Horn, Chicago, Ill; S. Kings
ley, Eugene, Or; Clinton H. Har-
rison, Seattle, Wn; w. H. Blow
ers, Eugene; F. F. WolA. Port
land; e. G. Setterlund, city; DR..
G.. A. Massey and family, Klamath
Falls; Leslie Wainwright, Port
land; ]. King Shanks, Portland;
Fl. G. Brod. Portland; Joe Tasa-
no, Seattle.
George McMorran, of the McMor-
ran and Washburne firm in Eugene,
was in Salem today on his way to
Eugene from Portland. He made
the trip by automobile.
Complaint that chain block
had been stolen from the Salem
Iron Works, was made to the po-
lice yesterday. Police Sergeant
Walter Birtchet was detailed to
Investigate the case.
James Philips, a runaway lad
who was picked up here several
days ago; yesterday was sent home
to Seattle by the Salem police:
Philips was found at the South
ern Pacific depot.
John w. L. Smith, principal Of
the Malin school and former super
visor of Marion county schools for
eight years, was in Salem today
transacting business at the office
of Mrs. Mary l.. Fulkerson, county
supervisor Of schools.
Members of the Eagles baseball
team, Of which Donald Dunnette
who drowned Sunday was captain,
acted as paulbearers at the funeral
this morning. The Eagles were
members of the Junior Twilight
league.
Salem yesterday experienced
the coolest day in some time. The
mercury failed to rise beyond the
76-degree mark at any time dur
ing the afternoon and the min
imum temperature was SO. The
river Is now at minus 6 feet and is
still falling.
Nicholas Jareguy, recent gradu-
ate of the Harvard law school, is
In Salem to take the state bar ex-
aminations. Mr.. Jareguy also Is a
graduate of the University OF
Oregon where he served one year
as president of the student body.
He will make his home in Port
land.
Through Mayor Halvorsen, of
Salem, Mrs. Lenora Capler, of
Portland, is endeavoring to locate
the children of the late David
Allen. Mr.. Allen was killed sew
eral years ago when log rolled
on him, according to Mrs. Capler.
Mayor Halvorsen yesterday turned
the Investigation over to Mark
Poulsen, deputy city recorder.
Representatives of the Tumalo
Irrigation district appeared before
State Engineer Cupper, Monday
with plans for the Crescent Lake
reservoir for which they are asking
approval. Construction of the
reservoir, it is estimated will cost
approximately 100000. The dis
trict comprises approximately 49,
600 acres of land in Deschutes
county.
Funeral service of Mrs. Evelyn
Hulsey Tyler and her infant
daughter who died in Portland
were held there yesterday with
final services at the Portland
crematorium. Besides her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M
Hulsey of Salem, Mrs, Taylor Is
survived by her husband, Lloyd
TYLER. a motorman in the employ
of the Portland Light & Power
company, a sister, Mrs. r. Hill,
Jacksonville, Texas; Biryl, How
ard, Homer, and Clifford Hulsey
all Of Salem. Mrs. Tyler was II
years old.