Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21

c. Fl. King, II. L. Keats Auto Co.
S. A. Kroschel, Weinhard Bwg. Co.
II. A. Killam, Marshall-Wells Hard
ware Co.
saml. C. Kerr, Wadhams & Kerr
Bros.
H. G. Knight, studebaker Bros. Co.
Geo. A. Lovejoy, Guarantee Fund
Life Assn
Geo. Lawrence, Jr., Geo Lawrence
Co.
]. Fred Larsen ,Umbden Stock &
Larson
VIM. McMurray, G. p. A., S. P. Co.
L. w. Mcdowell, Ruth Trust Co.
w. F. McKibbin, Albers Bros Mill
ing Co.
c. II. Moore, Pac. Tel. G. Tel. Co.
Julius l.. Meier, Meier & Frank Co.
Z. A. Morden, Morning Oregonian.
Harry Meyer, Mason, Ehrman & Co.
W. A. Montgomery, J. X. Gill & Co.
j. +. Murphy, Oregon Journal.
Geo. j. Major Fairbanks Morse Co.
b. b. Neustadter, Neustadter Bros.
N. c. Olsen, Warren Const. Co.
d. c. Oliver, F. S. Harmon & Co.
w. b. Pearson, McCargar, Bates &
Lively
c. b. Paddock, Hartford Steam
Boiler Inspection Insurance Co.
Guy w. Pilkington, j. d. Pilkington.
{. e. Ramsby, Ramsby & Oswald,
Gresham.
F. II. Rothchild, Rothchild & Co.
e. b. Rutherford, Fithian-Barker
Shoe Co.
W. B. Roberts, Allen & Lewis.
A. o. Stafford, Dwight Edwards Co.
F. M. Seller, NJ. Seller & Co.
D. l.. Sterrett, Schwarzschild & Suls-
berger Co.
j. G. Thatcher Jno. A. Roebling
Sons Co.
B. II. Wickersham Pacific Coast
Biscuit Co.
Harold West, official stenographer.
w. A. Williams, Continental Fire
Ins. Co.
l., f. Weaver, Studebaker Bros. Co.
e. b. Woodruff, w. P. Fuller & Co.
Excursion COmmittee-L. F. Wea-
yer' chairman; j. l.. Sterrett, F. A.
Freeman, c. C. Chapman, L. w. Nc
DoWell, Geo A. Lovejoy, L. A. Cotton
Train Committee-Geo. A. Loyeiov
T. b. Woodruff, A. II. Eilers.
Albany First Stop.
AT Albany we made our first stop
We say, let no one imagine that town
Is SLOW They were there with the
autos, the parade was perfectly ar
ranged, the immense armory was
tllled with bright business men and
a few bright Albany women-Mrs. r
M. French chaperoning a bunch of
pretty Albany girls, who served de-
llcious coffee and sweet milk and
even took the free cigars for souve-
mrs to decorate their rooms with A
committee of handsome ALBANY women
went to see the train off.
Chairman First Day.
L' f. Weaver, manager of the Stu
deDaker Co, was chairman the first
DAY. lie also supplied an attractive
feature OF the trip, a Mr.. H. G. Knight.
flute and piccolo player, who led the
martial music that was the life of
every parade Mr.. Weaver is a man
VINO takes broad views on progressive
commercial lines for a greater deveI-
opmeht OF the state. His addresses
as chairman were bright and hopeful
saying the right thing at the right
place e"'
Woke Up Ashland.
communities are like individuals
they have characteristics. Albanv bae
no sore places-having never had anv
state appropriations. Ashland lost ont
on her normal school and Judge Wat
son swung the big stick at Portland
of the Portland Commercial
ciub parried this by saying Ashland
lau never sent delegation to the
state Development league.
Grants Pass was all smiling hone
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klamath Falls Divided,
AL klamath Falls the newer ele-
ments, largely from San Francisco
refused to attend the booster rally at
iluston opera house, presided over
by Judge Geo T. Baldwin, who rem
resents the old substantial Linkyille
end OF the town. The younger crowd
nave put up 100000 hotel. have
secured the location of the S15O OOO
court house, are locating new indus
tries on the upper lake. Judge Bald
win has put up a new hotel has
large hardware business and a ware
house at the railroad.
II the two rival camps will inst
push 1t far enough, the competition
VIII be the making of Klamath Falls
me Johnson-Wendling -Worden crowd
are not disposed to be cutters, and
the klamath Development Co have
put klamath Falls on the map. They
captured part of the Portland crowd
1ined them at the country club, gave
them a launch ride on the Upper lake
ana = o, johnson went back to Port
land with them.
Former SalemiteS.
number of the Portland bunch
We're former Salem boys. There was
). W, Hermann of the Holman Trans
Ter Co" nephew of the late Ed
Hirsch, and Harry Meier. with Mason
Ehrman a Co Both recall being
boys at the Capital City, and remem-
Der all the old timers. Otto Rreymon
Oh the Breyman Leather Co. is a |
nephew of the Breyman brothers of |
salem At Grants Pass | met Il. f.. |
Rorapaugh, who knew my brother
Frank in North Dakota in the eighties
Al klamath Falls | met John Loomis
Oh Newport who has ranch there.
Owns Several Houses.
f. NJ, Seller of NJ, Seller & Co, the
only direct importers of fine china |
ware in Portland, proved an agreeable |
travelling companion. His father start |
ed the business in 1859, and was one
Of the first merchants of Corvallis |
About this time Portland began to !