Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-06


with his family will move on the tract
by W. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
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Bargainsl Closing out sale. @. w.
Scott second hand store, 37S Court st.
ID
City Attorney B w. Macy is home
from week 3 vacation near Elkhorn,
on the North Fork of the Santiam. He
reports fishing pretty bad in that Sec
| tion of the country but there was some
compensation for the sportsmen from
the fact that blackberries were abun-
dant and Of fine flavor.
.
viii Anders and wife, of Olympia
Wn, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. Wilson, Of the Postal Telegraph
company. Mr.. Anders is Supreme Court
reporter of Washington. After trip
into the Waldo Hills and up the Will
, lamette valley Sunday afternoon, all
he could say was;, "It's wonderful;
simply wonderful"
G. E. Wilson, former city editor of
the Capital Journal is back at his desk
again after several weeks spent in Mon
tana. As a vacation stunt he made
walking tour of Glacier National park
and enjoyed the experience. Mr.. Wilson
states that between crop failures and
l. w. w. strikes Montana is having
hard row to hoe this year.
Every other year the humpback sal
mon or sea trout makes its appearance
along the coast of the Pacific. This
is the year it appears and it is now on
the market selling from IL 1-2 to IS
cents. Halibut selling at Is cents and
Chinook at 90 cents are both scarce
and the same may be said of ling cod
w. Council Dyer viii leave tomorrow
for tour of the Yellowstone Park with
the agents of the Missouri State Life
Insurance company "Club Party" The
agents from all parts of the country
will assemble at Salt Lake City from
which place they will travel in a spec
ial car to the park, spending five days
in sightseeing. Mr.. Dyer expects to
be away about ten days.
During the coming winter the Y. M.
G. A. will take up a more extensive
NOfh ludl VIII 1tuullt
adjustment from the plans of one year
ago. One of the proposed changes will
include voluntary leadership service
organization which is expected will |
make possible broader type of work
in all lines. Voluntary leadership will
be one of the plans in the gymnasium |
classes and with all the boys clubs. |
The membership of the Y. NJ. c. A.
is now 600.
Shooting rapid fire at distance of !
300 yards, H. V. Doe, a member of the |
Salem Rifle club made a perfect score
Sunday hitting the bull s eye with |
every shot. At 200 yards rapid fire his
record was 45 out of possible so. The /
second best score was made by H. A |
Freeman who made 80 out of a pos |
sible 90, shooting rapid fire at 20 yards.
Others who are members of the Salem !
Rifle club and who made good scores at |
the range yesterday were l.. A. Bailey |
w. T. Entrees, DR.. w. G. Morehouse |
and W. Woodruff.
Assembled at the Maple River Camp |
on the Santiam river for an over-Sun-
day excursion and bathing trip were /
the following persons: Mr.. and Mrs.
N. c. Hubbs, Mrs Laura Hubbs of Sill
vertOn, Miss Ina Hubbs, Miss Blanche |
Hubbs, Miss Nina Hubbs, DR.. and RMS.
w. NJ. Fshburn and daughter Stella,
of Portland; Mrs. Cora Held and child
rem, Rita and Evan, of Salem; Superin,
tendent W. NJ. Smith and daughters,
Veva and Margaret, of Salem; Mrs. NJ.
B. Churchill, Salem; +. E. and H. b
Churchill, of Salem and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. X Churchill, of Albany; and Mrs.
Sarilla Smith, mother Of Superintendent
Smith. An report having had very en-
ioyable time. II
CARD OF THANKS
We wish IN extand onr heartfelt n