Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-09

cycle size ear.
If you are mountain climber, now
is the time to look for that rare flow
er, the Indian pipe stem. j. s. Harper
of 1852 Trade street is one of the lucky |
ones as he has Just returned from a
trip in the Cascades bringing back sew
eral specimen.
Mrs Hattie Cameron, democratic
candidate for the legislature from Mar
ion county, has the distinction of be-
ing the only woman running for the
legislature from this county. In the
entire state, only ten women are up for
the legislature, and these are all DEM
ocrats except one lonesome progressive
Members of the First Baptist church
are preparing for the Baptist state con
venton to meet in Salem next Octo-
ber. At this state meeting represent
atives of national fame from the vari-
Gus missionary boards will be present.
1t is estimated that about $50 will at
end.
Efforts are being made to arrange
for the attendance in a body of all
labor organizations in Salem to OBJ
serve Labor day in Portland, Monday,
September 4. T. II. Burchard, of the
state federation will be in the city
Saturday and Sunday to discuss the
matter with members of Salem Trades
and Labor council. At the meeting
| tonight the question will be discussed
Tomorrow evening the 0herrians will
give q dance at the armory to secure
additional funds towards securing the
] amount necessary that the Cherrian
band may go with the Marshf eld ag'
gregation. G. S. Hamilton is chair
man of the committee and George &,
l.. Snyder one of those who will dis
pense hospitality at so much per dis
, pense, only soft drinks and sandwiches
= allowed,
. Mis-directed letters continue to ar
rive at the Salem postoffiee and fol-
the benefit of the public in general
with the hope that the priters may
claim them, are posted in glass cas-,
4 in the lobby. Here are few samples
, although there are others: Mrs. Matte
Grey, 2S North SD street. City; Mis-
lJocia Hostetter, r. ., box 65; Miss
a Georgia Riteman, Mo. avenue, No. 93S
D. A postal card signed Seribbis and En-
= lily is also held up for lack of any ad
Q dress whatever.
r A car load of Phez, the famous 10
n ganberry juice was shipped yesterda'
i.,
s This is the tenth ear of Phez that ha
d been shipped east during the presen
II season and the orders are coming /
II for second ear load shipments Tn
II Pheasant Fruit Juice company is az
vertising big in the Saturday Evenin
Post at the rate of $4,000 page. Thei
A. next page ad will appear in the issu
s. OF the Saturday Eveaing Post date
August II.
Dr. In bold headlines the Albany He
Of aid announces, Emhsasm for fe
st tival grows at break&ek pace a
Of of which indicates that Albany wi
I'd mold n harvest festival this fall to il
MS clude an industrial school fair, roun'
ne lup exhibition and other interesting II
a. fairs, that, according to the Heral
in "will blend with all the big even
On for making the festival the greatest
rk the history of the valley" The fir
he day of the festival will include a ci
lis Gus parade with Siletz Indians, the Sc
ond day band tournament and Il
ltaird. day Il grand barbecue for Il
- farmers.
In order that the excursionists
Marshfield may have something
amuse and interest them besides Z
scenery, the committee on entertai
ment is alrady Matching several uniq
ideas that is guaranteed to keep I
excursionists from resting too mu
during the nine hours ride, The of
cial paper 10 be issued on tne ira
will be namd the Marshfield Mars
mallow" and John r. Goss of Mars
field, prominent attorney at tn
seaside city, has heea elected Mars
field city editor TO give the news
llocal coloring at that end of the jo'
nev. Tomorrow the soliciting comm
tee will go to Mt. Angel, Woodbu
and Silverton to interview those W
would like to get in on the great'
Excursions of the year.
Wick Brothers figure on selling {