Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17
First Live Hogs
Shipped From Quinaby

Capital Journal Special Seryice.)
Quinaby. Ore, July l7.-Moudav
morning the first shipment of live hogs
to leave Quinaby went out over the Ore,
gon Electric to Tillamook from c. W.
Chatfield. of Mission Bottom. Two of
the pcrkers celebrated the event bv es,
Gaping from their crates upon the arriv.
al of the train, and were captured bv
the train crew after an exciting chase
around the depot, this special courtesy
being shown Mrs, j. c. McFarlane. who
was acting as agent uuriug q business
trip of Mr., McFarlane to the metropolis
Patrons along the rural routes are
much distressed at the urgency and
frequency Of the appeals sent out for
country boys to join the militia. As
there is an abundance of work for boys
in the rural districts, it would seem that
greater efforts should be directed to.
ward enhsting the unemployed of the
cities.
Mrs. Wiukler of Los Angeles, arrived
Monday to make her home with her son.
well known hop grower of Mission
Bottom.
Frank William, Sr., had on hand 100
scalps of gophers and moleS when the
announcement came that the money for
bounties was exhausted The benefit
to the farms upon which he killed them
is of far greater value than the bounty
money paid, and while there have been
many thousands of the pests killed the
number remaining is greater than in
any past season.
Mrs. Gus Kaiser, the mother of Mrs.
Ray Perkins, will leave shortly for a
visit to relatives in Washington She
will be accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Cross, of Salem.
William Massey is i'll at his home
near Quinaby,
$. A. Sarff aud wife, of BrOwerville,
/ Minn., We're guests a, the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. McFarlane for few
days this week, going on to visit a
daughter in Ellensburg, Wash before
returning home saturday evening
Frank Sarff and wife of the same place,
will arrive for a visit at the McFurunc
home and on Sunday Mr. McFarlanc
will take his guests over co McMiuuvillc
in his new Buick, where they win visit
II cousin, c. W. Drill, The eastern
visitors are cousins of Airs j, C., Me
Farlane and Mrs. pearmine, and also re-
lated to Clement Sarff, former mcr
chant of Quinaby, but now Of Devcr
4 Linn county The Sarffs have beer
visiting the Panama.Pacific exposition
ut San Francisco and while agreeing
that the fair is noteworthy, are of tn,
opinion that the farming country OF
4 Oregon, with its wide yistos Of per
petual green is vastly superior to thai
found in California
Quinaby sent n large number to St,
j the Liberty bell and the flying ma
chine, about so going from this section
and rs going by train from Chcmawa
although the train bearing the bell slow
ed down at the school and several hun
dred students lined up and inspecte,
,, it. To Merle Lang, however, belong
! the distinction Of having the best vicy
of the sacred relic at the least trOubl
to himself simply walking over to Tia
: railroad track and tUkiBg Il good loo
as il passed Others had thought q
the plan, but feared that the bell woul
be covered in transit,
Mr. and Mrs. O, =. 7, Daenitz, of Mi
! waukee, Wis, and Mr. and Mrs Gee
Bowman, Of Vancouver, b. G., pussc
through here Thursday on route to So,
ramento, Cal, to attend the Federatio
of the American Motorcyelists in SCI
: sion there from july q to 20, Mr.. DucI
, it2 is the grand tour master of TIA
: party on Harley Davidson motorcycl,
; with side car attachments, and the
. will be joined by machines Of this tyr
! to the number of 25 before arrivin
y in Sacramento, Mrs. Daenitz said thp
she found the side car easier ridin
= than an automobile, and the speed niue
> greater, having Travelled 100 miles
day in that way, Quinaby folks wei
\ especially interested in the party OWN
u to the fact that Mayor MeFarlane is
cousin to the inventor and manufacture
of the car, William, Jr, Walter an
= Arthur Davidson, being the sons &
y Mrs William Davidson, his aunt vii
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