Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-30

land district, and Thursday expects to
be inspecting in the neighborhood Of
Orville.
The Frame Shop and Giftery is now
showing an unusual line of art pottery,
very desirable for gifts. 279 North
Commercial street.
The corresponding secretary of the
National W. c. T. Y. writes from the
headquarters Of the Union at Evanston.
Ill., thut Miss Anna \. Gordon. the
national president, will stop in Calem at
5;25 o clock in the afternoon of October
l6, as the regular schedule of travel
brings the W. c. T. U. party here at
that time.
F A, Herwig, William Higgins, M.
Dolnn, Erwin Hays and Evans Houston
left this city Saturday night for
fishing trip to Elkhorn and returned
last night with 63 fine trout the larg.
est of which was Que landed by Mr..
lcrwiE that measured II l.2 inches.
The permanent residents of the Elkhorn
county, however, state that such large
trout are frequently landed after rain
ms the large ones are shy when the
water is us clar as II is at present,
o.
The Capital Hotel, under new man.
agement. All rooms connected with the
automatic gas heating appliances
Rooms from 80 cents up.
An invitation from the managers of
the Club bowling alleys in Salem was
received this morning by W. r. Wallace.
proprietor Of the Obak alleys, to partici-
pate in an exhibition bowling match
with the Club team in Salem, Wednes.
day September |. The Club alleys have
been Iefinished and formal openinp
will be held in Salem on this night.
Mr.. Wallace says he ooes not think
he viii send team for the exhibition
games on account of the absence of NJ.
l.. Patton, captain of the team, who is
In u Portland hospital.--Eugene Guard.
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Do not fail and hear Mrs. w. II. Sci.
leck reader aud impressionist, at the
First NJ. T. church, Thursday evening
at S!l5. Given under the auspices of
the Mothers 5 class.
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State Forester Elliott and wife re
turned last night frV a four day trip
through iumhill, Pdlk and Tillamook
counties Mr., Elliott inspected the for.
est fine fighting stations in the field
aud reports all conditions in the conn.
Try through which he passed to be in
first class shape. There are a few
fires, he says, but uh are small and nm.
der control. with none in standing green
timber that are likely to prove danger.
Gus,
Coach Mathews Of Willamette univer.
Aty, arrived in the city today and is
getting ready to start things that will
put willamette ON the athletic map.
Tie has issued a call 70 all Of the foot
ball men In and around Salem to re.
port for light practice and will begin
work on Willamette field Wednesday.
Tuekhng dummies and charging ma.
chimes will be installed this week and
the building up Of first class football
NN"'N VIZ hNkAM ~ NfAh NNNNNNts Annfh
Mathews comes here with fine record
and accommodation from the leading
football mcn in the country, including
Stagg Of Chicago
.
The Salem Orange club viii meet this
evening az $3.50 o'clock az Wilson rark
and from there 60 by trucks TO Captain
Spongs camp ON the river, opposite
Lincoln. The grounds have already
been decorated with q. A. c. rolors ana
japanese lanterns and eyerytaing
made In readiness for fine picnic and
program, As the salcm Orange olub
Is composed " students and graduates
Of the Oregon Agricultural college. Gov,
ernor Withyoomhe win deliver the ad,
dresc of the evening, A program OF
imwomptu speeches and music has been
arranged % make tnc evening an en-.
ioyahle event for the students and
alumni Of the o. A. c. The Salem
Orange club was organized about five
years ago.
Miss 2ilpha u, aans w Is visiting a,