Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-10

Lyle Fleener, 345 Division
treet, was reported as doing nice
v this morning following an OPP
,ration at local hospital yester-
lay.
Charles Witte, who was shot
~ John Inman, was reported
his morning as doing nicely, He
was able today to take nourish-
nent for the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Webb and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers went
to Foley Springs the first Of the
week to be gone about week.
Oswald West, former governor,
was in the capital Wednesday on
business before the state irriga-
ton securities commission.
Newton Mccoy, public service
commissioner, is in Cornelius to-
day officiating in formal investi-
cations involving grade crossings.
Miss Frances Kirsch, teacher in
the Howell school near Stayton,
returned from Colorado yesterday
where she had been visiting with
her brother.
MP AEI1IiIriV1 vxoefOr Of
the First Baptist church, and
Mrs. Millikin left the first of the
week for Newport to be gone
about two weeks.
After spending short time in
Portland on business, Major Har-
ry Brumbaugh, of the world war
veterans state aid commission,
returned to Salem today.
Word was received by the Cap
ital Journal just before press
time that the o. A. C. picnic,
for tonight, is to be
postponed for one week.
Mary L. Fulkerson, county SUI
perintendent Of schools, announc-
ed that teachers positions in the
county had been filled with the
exception Of places for two Latin
instructors.
Mrs. John Inman, legal wife of
John Inman but common law wife
of Charles Witte, the man who
was shot by Mr.. Inman for steal
ing his wife, was registered at
the auto park. last night with the
Witte machine.
Miss Frances Gellatly, who is
employed in the office of the state
board of control, left today on her
annual vacation which she will
spend with her parents at Cor
Wallis and on the beach at New
port.
Denton G.. Burdick of Redmond,
Deschutes county, attorney and
candidate for the speakership In
the next house Of representatives,
was capital city visitor on bust
ness with state officials, Wednes-
day.
David w. Eyre, president OF
the United States National bank
expects to leave Salem tomorrow
morning for Newport where ht
will spend short time visiting
He will make the trip by automo-
bile.
Repairs on the Y. M. C. A
swimming tank were completed
sooner than expected with the re
suit that it is now in use again
Yesterday there was some on'
using the tank continuously from
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. =
Four thousand dollars is to b.
the cost of a new dwelling to b.
erected by e. A. Alsitt Of thi
city, at 352 north Twelfth street
according to a building permit is
sued to him yesterday by Mari
PouIsen, deputy city recorder.
A son was born yesterday tt
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Dougla
of Berkeley. Cal, according t.
word received here. Mrs. Dougla
formerly was Miss Isobel McGil
christ of Salem. Mrs. William Nc
Gilchrist, Sr.. her mother, is a
present visiting at the Dougla
home
Francis P. Jones. who for tn
past seven years has been
teacher in the American school
at Hing Wha, China, is to be II
Salem a short time Sunday after
noon and he has been induced t
speak at the Sunday Afternoon
religious service at Wilson park
Mr.. Jones has a reputation Of be
| ing a fine speaker. The service
begin at 4:30 o'clock.
The boy scouts are having tn
time of their lives in Camp Cas-
casan, Cascadia, Or, according t
a report from one of the scouts
The boys have a model camp an
a large swimming hole nearby
lThe days are spent in studyinl
woodcraft, first aid. archery. an
in making hikes to points OF IN
| ..-oat carnn fire is especially en-