The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-16
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over tue great Nfllldl W toNI o'HN b"'
10000 pieces Of advertising matter a
month and have mailing lists of the
people who are figuring on coming
west. and publish a great deal Of mat
ter themselves. They asked that Sa-
lem throw 100000 or 100000 pam
phlets into the advertising pot, such
as the Salem Push Club has published
the past year and the Greater Salem
pushers took II up with a jump, and
had 100000 guaranteed inside Of ten
minutes. and the subscriptions rolling
in by the thousand, and everybody up
and coming. Mr.. Conan took ad-
vantage Of the favorable atmosphere
to say a good word for Western Ore
gon and urged Salem people TO get
In and secure the largest representa-
ton possible In the volume Of adver.
tising matter that was going to be
thrown out 10 the disguised flooded
cycloned and hurrlcane-stricken peo-
PIE Of the central states.
A Strong Committee Raised.
Pursuant to n motion made by one
Of the committee on literature, Presi.
dent Thlelsen appointed committee
Of five to solicit subscriptions to pay
for the printing Of 100000 pamphlets,
which had been pledged, as follows:
J. II. Albert, r. B. Kay j. II. Scott, p.
II. SrOat j. @. Graham.
They will endeayor to get at least
100000 pamphlets secured by the time
the immigration Bureau returns up the.
valley, and they will be sent to Chi
cago for distribution as fast as they
can be printed. All freight and post.
age on distribution will be paid by the
Hartman syndicate All that is asked
Is for Salem TO blow her own horn
with printed matter and picture books
subscriptions Are Made.
H. a. Townsend arose and spoke en-
Enthusiastically Of the matter. and, be
fore sitting down. instructed the sec.
retary to put his name down for so
toward raising the amount, and he was
followed by many others who offered
subscriptions, as follows NJ. Brede.
meier. $40; j II. Scott $lO Thos
Kay Woolen Mill Co., S25; II. b. Thiel.
sen, $40; j. II. Albert, 500; Pacific
Homestead. $40; VIM Mcrrlman, So
f. A. Virgins, $40; Buren, & Hamil |
ton, $40, and r. ilolyerson, $40. These
secured sufficient
amount TO pay for the printing of l3,.
600 copies, and the committee was in
structed TO place an order for 10000
with the printer this morning.
Oregon Has Been Sighted.
The immigration managers admitted
in the course Of their speeches that
the transcontinental roads had been
spending hundreds OF thousands of
dollars, and scattering carloads of lit
orature to mn up Washington and Cal.
ifornla, and had given Oregon the go
by This Is now To be different. and
Oregon is to be- advertised. as well
and on equal terms with those states
and the way our people are taking hold
of IL this state and the Capital city wlul
be strictly In IT, Oregon will no longer
be- left on the side in the great streams
pf lifcgiying population that are pour
Ink westward The immigration bu.
reau took the overland train for South.
'rn Oregon, and left our people In a
very iubilant and hopeful mood. They
said We had the finest plant TO build
, city upon, surrounded by the finest
country that lays out Of doors, and all
hat sort Of thing. and mo- one would
be- buncoed who stopped hcrr-uot
'yen by the real estate men.
Il Is now the duty OF the Salem pco
Pie 70 furnish proof that they are
awake 10 the great opportunity that Is
presented thom, aud they have always
shown ability to do this when the mat.
cor was presented so Cogcntly and
orcibly as II was last night.