Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-03
.HULLY
ROASTS
OREGON
Nothing TO DO BSt Eat Pears
and Apples Between Meals

SINE of fhs Hasksye club in this
city are ysry much amused over a
letter sent 70 one Of ths papers by q
nan Who hsd 3 good time here IN
Oregon. buf eaa't hnd suything good
10 say about Cur country. That IS
one thing former lowsns never do
say anything unkind about the state
ihsy lefs. Il isn't always loss 10
state 70 have a maa leave fl and isn't
aluays q gain 70 q state TO have
man move laio r. So balancing
thinrs up. h sont paE any q us 70
throw rocks AZ the place Ne came
from Or the place we've gone 70.
No one Who has ever lived in Iowa
can quite cease to love that state
40 one uho has lived IN Oregon . few
years can - over his affections for
the Beaqsf state. A. this writer was
reared IN Iowa and has been an
adopted csfiren Of Oregon FOR seven
teea years. his affections is divided
between the two commonwealth.
Like the fellow IN love with two
giris. he can say. "How happy :
could be with either. we're tother
dear charmer aEsy" Or the dude
IN the play Who was In love With
eysry woman be saw. and as two
vent down the street he exclaimed
There 90 the only tao women ] over
loved. One conldn't get, the other
can't So wo love both Iowa and
Oregon and don't want to give up
either one of them.
The ioliowing letter from salem,
under date. December 10, 1905. was
written by c. A. Hury 20 7. v. Conine
and published In the cass County
Democrat,
Dear Comrade II suppose by
this time you think have forgotten
an of my good nelghbors IN Atlantic.
70 I thought I would write and lei
you know ! am not dead bat am eat
inr three meals a day and pears and
apples between meals We are In
pretty good health and trying 20
sake the best Of this country We can.
Mrs. Hully seems 60 like Il pretty
well. bot II Is little too rainy and
damp 10 nit me al around find
q good many Iowa people here; most
of them talk uke they think Il far
ahead of lows. but when YOU talk
with them a while you viii ilnd out
that they are land agents and would
like 90 sen you some land or two
iofs
"A got here IN the might and ihe
world j. an wrong with noe The
sun rises in the west aud sets Ia me
vast The Willamette river runs 20
ihf north instead OF south al
vays thought there we're slx work
DAYS ard one day of rcsi. but here
o. q sis rainy days and one The sun
may shine a litile Haven't seen a
pieco of dV road ss hig as nay bar
since J came here. and ms feet got
like ducks foot Wet weather
made them s1read out unin Z had ia
huy saotheT pair Of shoea They
build their sidewalks from sis Ia i6
feet vide oui here so they can have
noon for theF ieei Ev,nfh'nr m
fhe gTain on vgssiablo line sells by
itc pound sud ever thiug Is iu sacks
have 'sea many loads of apples.
pears. potatoes and turuips come In
sacks Some of them carry thelr
weed in sacks ant sae one man
haallns clover hsy "a, had four or
nse leads aue he eut in all lu sacks
io hsel l
Ne wers out ta ,he Insane asylnm
sna pealfeotisry the other day.
eidnf knou thsFe were any persons
bai Amerisaps tbai Went insane bat
shen 20 rug there I foand Chinamsn
saa lagspsue AZ wcn a. white men
there Ne weFe taken through the
reniienliary hy ihe Ral5e. Who vas a
perissi gertloman, showed us a sreat
deai q ihe workings OF me penlten-
iisry, saok us IA one Of the dun.
seons shet TIE toos ana {, vas dark
= thau black cat
ons ~ tbsse yellow kia" letters
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