Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

D.
In Judge Galloway's court this morn
ing orders confirming sale were issued
in the case of George H. Bingham as
administrator of the estate of Emily
W. Robin, deceased, against Waldo II.
Parker and Pearl Il. Parker. Also in
the case of Daniel NJ. Jones against
H. L. Kennedy, ct al.
Portland Shriners are planning to at
tend the State Fair here on Saturday
and the Salem Shriners are making
preparations to entertain them. To
complete plans there will be a meeting
held in the auditorium Of the Salem
commercial club Tuesday evening at
1880 clock. This meeting is called
by order of Hal Patton, high potentate.
S375.0O piano for $4,000, if taken at
once. Must be sold by Wednesday
night Corner d and Park streets,
Greenwood
Mrs James Duthie, of Portland, ar
rived in Salem Sunday to join her hus
band who is at the state fair grounds
in charge of the herd of quality bred
horses of Mr.. Hastings of The Dalles.
Mr.. Duthie came to Salem several days
ago and put up the tent in which they
will live during the week.
.
The Nebraska Society will hold a
meeting Just east of the Law restaurant
at the fair grounds, Wednesday, Sep
| 'a1nn1, III fnrptarI
Nebraskans are invited and urged to
attend and bring their lunch basket
with them, by request of E. R. RingO,
secretary.
Prune drying in the Rosedale prune
district is practically closed and it is
estimated that about 20 per cent of the
crop was lost on account of the rain at
picking time The big prune dryer of
the Lone Maple orchard is on its last
run and will shut down Tuesday for the
season. The quality of the crop is ex-
cellent.
Over $50 rooms have been listed by
the promotion department of the Salem
commercial club for the convenience of
State Fair visitors There are calls
coming into the department hourly from
persons either wanting rooms or having
rooms to rent so that it is busy place
these days. Many visitors are being
accommodated through this service.
Mount Angel will hold huge indus
trial, educational and poultry fair, Oc
tober 90 and q. The school children
have been making special effort and
have collected a crcditable exhibit, ac'
cording to Secretary A. w. Holmes. No
charges will be made for entires of ex.
: hibits and the domestic science and ag-
ricultural departments have large en-
tries as n result.
Ten Daily Trains to Portland-ore-
gon Electric railway fast schedule. Spe.
ciaI trains to Portland Thursday, Octo-
ber !, and Saturday, October 3. Leave
Salem 0;l5 p. M; arrive Portland
Ell:l5 p. m.
No flags were put up Saturday BY
the promotion department of the Salem
commercial club on account of the
threatening weather ne rags VIII VI
strung about the streets this aIternool
and Salem Will take on Its usual gala
appearance durlng Sate rair tlli'e
There are over Zoo rags III the puhrl
and they will add materiolly 10 'he sa''
appearance OF the city'
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