Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-17

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Boxing IN cola YARDS
Of YoAKUM & WILLIAMS
4 Capital Journal
lave always wondered until now
sDvbody could go and stay two or
weeks and try to live in a tent
Al, hons. But now l am wonder
Inv every one in and around Sa-
HhO can possibly get away from
doesn't come and have a, few
80 solid comfort. If you cant
an old horse and wagon to
ont a few of your necessary be-
bg-yOu only need a few-then
very reasonable price you can
h auto truck to bring them out,
4 tent. and you yourself and all
friends can come on the cars, TAX
M one run by gasoline at Marion
n, if you don't care to go out to
P. depot, and here you are,
wood, water, and a chance to
an outing, and make all the way
81 a day up to as much as your
tth allows.
You bring anything at all bring a
camp stove, which you can get
n .2j at any hardware store, and a
booking utensils, mainly a heavy
Aer" or frying pan, a thin one
.much good on such a hot stove,
you can cook pancakes on 1t
Think you won't want pan.
Il Oh, yes you will-anything
good out here, and if your can.
milk sOurs, and it will, you can
u into a deep dish of some kind
little cold water added, also
4 Of soda dissolved in warm water
to thicken it, little baking pow.
sh of sugar and salt and an egg
here you have dandy pan cakes
" in your bacon grease, and you
had anything taste better. Well
some vaseline or cold cream tt
"a your face with plenty Of talcun
j to keep from getting sunburned
good sensible shoes, no finery, nj
IN. / do plead guilty to ruffles OF
prOns, but "never again" " Warn
plenty. AS for gro
and gloves to pick in, you cal
Everything out here, and baker
cakes, pies, ETC., fresh every day
rReam, fruits of all kinds, cheap
you must bring babies, try ant
an elderly person to stay il
4 to care for them. l for my par
had so much sympathy for tn
little tots the mothers bring ou
morning to stay out all day tina
no more pity to spare. The onl,
] can see about it at all account
that it ought to make all of IL
don't have them with us fee
ped of ourselves for not gettinI
Arlier than we do, and refrai
fany complaints whatever.
here we have the most aecommC
check boss. If you Cont kno,
That is, | can and will only tel
'hat he is the all mighty gran
who empties your hops and give
check good for SOC. And he ca
fy disagreeable and tell you tina
Pnt in too many leaves and lon
" but our never does that. Glove
"a Of Third division, is the one
Of Mr., Friar is the sensibl
'an of the yards and knows we
to look the other way when tn
boss is picking hops for som
"A pretty girls instead of fixing tn
TO suit some old party who ca
awhile just as well as not" br
OeSn t happen very often.
foakum, one of the owners Q
rye hopyard, was out again toda
the work go on, and he told yor
% pondent that the crop was goin
4 immense and of the finest qua
pd he would like more good picl
come where hop-picking is goC
acres.
''Fill surely keep them all busy fl
n week or more with good weatl
railing.
N wonderful how much small boy
Frs are earning every day and l
at all. The days go by fast. Or
Pnd sleeps good and there is l
lsion about any ones picking q
n 20 one needs to overdO. II is