Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-31

dedication of the new band stand in
Wilson park will probably be two
hours in length. the concert will begin
promptly al o clock.
According to advices received from
Portland all progressive moles of that
city are supposed to ditch their straw
hats and panamas and come forth in n
new fall hat on the first of September.
DR.. B. F. Pound and wife returned
today from an outing of three weeks
m the eastern part of the state. Dur.
ing their visit, the doctor and a friend
dld some hunting up in the mountains
1870 miles from civilization.
According to recent decision of the
Interstate Commerce commission ex-
press companies will be permitted to
increase their rates on all interstate
shipments, 1856 per cent. This refers
only to shipments under 100 pounds and
VIII take effect tomorrow.
D
j, G. Parker, county fruit inspector of
Polk county, and Prof G. b. Posey are
IN tue city today, coming in from an
inspection for fire blight along the riv.
er near Salem in Polk county. Mr.
Parker will continue his inspection this
week as far north as near Wheatland.
close to the river Prof. Posey has
finished his work for the two counties
ana Will return to Corvallis this even.
ing,
stacy II. Reeves, Of the Perry drug
store, will leave Thursday morning for
juneau, Alaska, where he will becomo
manager of the Juneau Drug company.
lie has been with the Perry Drug com.
p0ny for the past five years and has
made host of friends who will wish
him all sorts of good fortune in his
new undertaking, Juneau now has n
population of 1000 and is the capitol NJ
Alaska. With Treadwell and Doucln,
All located on the same bay, there arc
about l2,OOO in the community. II i,
about four days ride from Seattle a,
one of the Alaskan steamship com
pany's boats, aud ticket from salem
TO Juneau costs $3275.
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According 10 reports from come =
cahties, there is n scarcity ~ hn,1 ~
erS thus season, and the Fedeyal I'm
migration bureau of pornonJ 4. '"l
tising the fnet tbnt tLov can ,,la''. "u'V, y,
or more families One firm in this cit,
rs calling for 300 hop pickcrs. Man,
their first estimates of this, soaso,, oWuo, Y !
crop. While AT fin, many ostimo., St"ao.
were close TO l35000 hnlns bo ,,,pi ". ~
I formed ones are nutting ~. ~. "'' WV, f ,u
| from 100 900 bnlcs TLern 10 't Ivy AN Ia
market at the present time a"5 @ "',T ,,!T
] the trade ia n ,s,tti,,, ,.... ''''
dictions are being mndc ns 1't Wv a. "" ,.l'y p'y
able course of priccs ma W. a,o W. ."o l'ep
for picking seems 10 he 40 centss h". "'
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Attorney II. @. Wypnnt ro,rrroa =.
this city last MONT from ''u, oa,,.'" "Vu Y Y
/ instruction in milito,,. a,sa NV"''o |"
Vancouver barracks sn5 W 80 1' ,n ,,nt
family who returned Tbnrsjn,' -. ~
outing at Ncwport Inst Tnwysdn. 'U" a.. a.
/ Wygant has been rrrrr,l, 80 a"
the rank of sorpenut In tba l,.oJ n,;t;.t'
company and soon nf,er ,he ", a",,,.'i ,ai'''. ~ u
oampmcnt was assigned to m" m's, y II, ~
7 Vancouver for tprtbcr mstrn,iio. .
the arts of warfare ms orn vo,, ',vu y
in the L. y. army Nr w., ,""su II
I American army has ltnrpe1 many 'IS w..
sons from the Europoon wnr arj soS
the soldiers OF the rcgnlar army % "V. w,
being given Thorough instpc,;nn. W, wv
the construction of Az GAG trenches , ~, "