Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-02
TO MAKE CAMPAIGN
FOR GREATER SALEM
President Darcy of the Board
of Trade Says There Will
Be Things Doing.
TO EXTEND CITY LIMITS
And Get Factories Here as Well as Sc
curing a Share of Immigration, Part
Of Seasons Work.

If satisfactory arrangements can be
made with the Southern Pacific com.
pany by officials Of the Board Of Trade
project to which both Of these con-
Germs will be parties, and which it is
said, will enhance the value Of property
both in the city and throughout the
whole of Marion county, will be launch
ed within the next 10 days. A state
ment to this effect was made by Pres
ident D 'Arcy of the Board Of Trade to-
day.
President darcy at present refuses
to divulge the nature Of tho proposed
project, but says that he will do so at
the earliest possible moment,
"All that l can say now is that the
project spells much for the increase Of
property values in Salem and in Ma
rion county. The Southern Pacific is
interested and the Board Of Trade is in
terested. We will confer with the rail.
road people in few days, and if the
conference has the desired results the
nature of the scheme will be made pub
lie Immediately afterwards, The pro.
iect is to be developed in the Eext year
Plan for Bigger City.
"The Board of Trade is preparing to
enter upon a campaign for the extend
ing of the city, in limits, population
and industries" said Judge darcy.
Il have all of my committee appoint.
ments completed and have selected the
} members of the committees according
, to their qualifications along the lines in
= which they are to work. We are going
to work for big immigration into Sa.
lem and vicinity in the next 10 months
and expect to induce several manufac.
turing companies to establish them
selves in this city"
The committee appointments as an.
nOunced by President Darcy are as
follows:
Executive Committee-U. G.. Shipley,
s. G. Sargent, L. s. Barnes, L. P. Al.
drich, II. o. White.
Auditing COmmittee--H. o. White, L.
p. Aldrich, s. G.. Sargent.
Cherry Fair Committee--W, T. stOlz,
j. r. Linn, c. L. Starr, WI. Cummings,
NJ. +. Burdick.
Civic Improvements--G Stolz, VIM.
Brown, Carey +, Martin, II. II. Olinger
entertainments. W. Durbin, DR.. T.
G, Smith, Jr,, s, b. Elliott, T, G, Bligh.
s. l.. Morgan,
Finance Soliciting Committee -- VIM.
McGilchrist, Jr,, +. s. Bynon, Watt
shipp, TheO. Roth, Paul II. Hauser, d.
r. Yantis, II, D. Patton, Curtis Cross.
' Good Roads Committee f.
Rodgers j. II. Scott, f. j. Lafky, T. A.
LiyeslOy, J, P. Rogers.
Membership Committee--J. j. Rob.
erts, Garlic Abrams Paul d. Wallace,
Geo. G. WILL Jos. II. Albert, r. Catlin,
; II. g. Poisal
Public improvements and Manufac-
turing-T. b. Kay, c. X. spOulding, A.
= Iuckestein, George Shand.
Publicity Committee-F. G, Decko.
bach, X. G, Bishop Bon o. Schucking
. j. Il. Grove
Reception Committee -- Graham p
" 'raber, r. j. Hendricks, @. L, McNary
% Louis Lachmund Rev r, N. Avison, A.
Bush, Jr., Il. j. Miles, Squire Farrar
y. l.. Sleeves.
10 State Fair Committco-J. L. Stocl,
" ton II. W. Meyers, Fanl, Meredith, DR.
/ o, B, Miles, A. n Moorcs, James j.
u McByoy
Transportation Commttco-M Max O
v Burcn, II. $. Gilc, H. p. Mccormack, G.
~ NJ Epplcy, Il, b. Houston, G. H. Albiu
v II, O.. Meyer