Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-13

the facts. Circulation of them will
not be difficult. ..|
Endorsed by Rufus Jennings.
Rufus p. Jennings, chairman Of
the California Promotion committee,
the central organization that is doing
more for California development than
all other agencies combined, HEART
lily ENDORSES THE PLAN OF AD-
vERTIsING WESTERN OREGON
by One Thousand Facts OF Produc-
tion. His opinion that is a good idea
Is worth noting by those who have
studied different ways of advertis-
ing. Here are the words of Mr.. Jen-
nings who is probably at the head
of the whole list of men who are do
ing things for the upbullding of
commonwealth:
'I note what you say In regard TO
statements of fact over the producers
names in advertising the resources
Of your country and THINK 1T Is A
VERY GOOD IDEA. Thanking you
for calling this to my attention and
assuring you will do what can TO
assist YOU"
A Good Suggestion.
A we'll known Salem man asks us
to send literature to his two cousins
in New York, who are quite proml-
nent men there-one ex-mayor of
Buffalo, and the other a prominent
attorney. These men are r. II,
Parker, Lewis bloch Buffalo. and
Spencer b. Parker, Niagara Falls, n.
~. Many persons in that part of the
country are coming west to locate and
INFLUENTIAL MEN LIKE THE
ABOVE CAN GIVE THEM POINT
ERS as to the best country to locate
In. We are sending Messrs. Parker
literature and board OF trade PAM
phlets, and feel sure they will saj
good word for the Capital City
the Cherry City-the blazing electri-
cal center OF the Willamette valley.
The cluster OF arc lights on the dome
OF the state house can be seen from
points ten 10 twenty-five miles away,
and In the same manner THE BLAZE
OF INFORMATION IN THE LITER
AZURE AND FACTS OF PRoDUC-
TION now being scattered by the
commercial organizations of this
city, are lighting the footsteps of
thousands OF weary searchers for a
more congenlal climate and a coun-
try where the strain OF living Is lesa
severe and existence under favorable
circumstances more secure than IN
many other parts of the United
States. And all such are made well
come.
He Has No Remorse.
Mr.. p. J., Bowling writes from
Adrain, Missouri, upon receipt of a
bundle OF Capital Journals, as fo'-
lows:
"Am In receipt of Journals. Ae-
cept thanks. Two are already placed
where they will bear fruit and passed
on.
1T may seem wrong TO stir ap d
feeling OF discomfort by showing the
advantages of distant localities to
ones neighbors YET THE PANGs
OF RENIOsE REST LIGHTLY WITH
ME SINCE PUTTING MY REASON.
ING POWERS To A TEST.
"Will do all can to add happi'
ness and prosperity TO those who
will listen and read. When send
ing out literature do not forget my
address.
when I get located will call and
get better acquainted as feel very
much at home IN a print shop and
the fraternity In general"
Campaign of Intelligence.
! The Salem commercial bodies have
entered upon a campaign OF intelli-
genoe based upon the facts OF pro-
duction. The Willamette Valley De-
velopment league is taking broad
grounds and making a fight for the
attention of the whole world TO this
valIey-THE PEERLESS FARMING
SPOT OF THE WHOLE WORLD,
where IL is possible for the tiller OF
the soil to live in comfort be pros
perous and do something besides
I hoe corn and raise hogs. He can live
like a prince and we can prove 20