Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-03
Social and Personal
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CAROL s. DBBLE.

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After On absence Of two weeks minu,
two days, Rev H. h Marshall, A. o
Davidson, Oscar Zelier, Herbert Dayii
and A. l.. seamster have returned from
motor trip 70 the fair They reported
most interesting ard entertaining
time Throughout the journey, and we're,
Of course, Impressed with the magnifi.
eance OF the exposition A fact that
Oregon may well be proud to acknowl.
edge is That the Oregon building il
ranked second TO the California build.
ing, though the latter cost sf7j,000
The building is unique and Characters
tic a the state IN its structure Or.
Marhall voiced the sentiments Of the
committees IN charge at tho building
when he said that the Que drawback
WIS tHe lack Of frcsh exhibits, the poo
plo In Oregon not sonding them down
as fast as desired. Otherwise. Oregon
is making an enyiablc showing nj the
great fair. Among the foreign build.
inga, Canada = is by far the superior.
though Italy and Fiance have contrib.
uted much IN the way VI Waluary and
paintings 70 the liberal arts building
Italy wgs not handicapped I'm her oui
put Of exhibits by the war when the
exposition began a feature interest.
ing 10 toe apple raised Oregonian ISL
an immense flag 5Ox1O feet, contrib1t
ed by Montana, which il made Of 40.
pies. Dr. Marshall said there wero
motorists from every state in the
unidhi one man having rqnr clear from
Maryland, Their party arrived al SAM
Francisco in Old fashioned style. despite
tho fact they went by machine. Two
hundred miles out 0f the city, in the
heart OF the sicuas. an axle broke.
and a. a garage WAS thing unknown
They were forced 10 draw up by an
Old miu, wacrc a homemade axle. ueb
as once served the prairie schuners of II
gold days, was substituted The roadg
were good for the most part. and os
leeiaily between San FranrIsco and
steckion, where there was stretch OF
pavement 70 miles long. Dr. Marshall h
stated that The roads in Oregon are
really better than those in California
u only more Of them were nacadnnil. ,
"a as they are in the southern siate
lhey went down on the west sido and I
'aine haek on the east, The former tontr d
'eiAg the better Of the two. The marty /
net several Salem people while there. b
,,naong ihem being y. Cooke. Patton and d
lohu H. Farfar ,
Mr. John ~ Scott, general passon
'er agent fW the Northern Pacific. and I
: H. Mnlnhay, assistant general freipbt 4
gem Ior the same company, were In O.
he city for a few hours today. Ia
hon \. y, sinnolf, congressman ffom 4
Asiefn Oregon was In the civ tbis Io
D.'. aoip,hH attending to legal business Hc b
ouna Time to gladden. the eyes Of old +
Ilends 10 tge Jtanal office HNiek1 OF
~ most of friends most Of whom nj
,ou'd hke TO zee the prefix, "scn ei
lof on hn cards ~
Mr. and Mrs Charles p. Elgn, b,1l
polf children have returned from \ X
lP To the exposition, where they hail =
most enjoyable time visiting fri,nds !.
la y viewing the many points ae inter \
y lhere The Elgns motored 10 All. y
any sunday 70 visit Mrs Elpin a mn =
l"' Nr aud Mrs. p Ffccrbfcn. >
= most attractive picture Of Miss
'ns,anec Cartwright, daughter Of pr
~ MIS- kiehd Cartwright apnrarrl th
SUNDAY Portland journal Niss
.rlwnght wa bridesmaid M boIa
oe'son'efF hcnflcl wedding. which
~ hh event OF much soclnl nicreu IL,
PORTLAND last week. Ut
Miss Margaret MeKcney and Ns, th
ace Miller, ~ faplew. Town Mn,
'io we guests of Mra John Inn, Ia
We left for Seattle. Wash A..
'yhr > daughter Miss Florence Rnvnc fr
'pmpanied them us far ns porilsnd
acre ahe remained 10 visit friends .
TIE myrtlcwood iulald work exhibit
~ lhe Panama Pacific ctposltlon vi
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uN'on "ilhctt or the Frame Sac, no
. N'rn toiug soma oArullebt v,L
ltaints of this wood rptcpily ue| ,s
y grays Of thc wood providing mst
= fiRht hud 0f emphasis for es,,,,. a.,
''otrt Tho Nool s abundant In tbr
% hay country a
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