Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-29
ROUTE TROPHY Train
, WILL TAKE Settled
County Chairmen Of Victory
Lean Campaign Make Final
Arrangements.

The Portland headquarters Of the Vie
tory Loan campaign has issued the def
mite dates and itinerary of the war
trophy train which is to tour the state
as means Of arousiug enthusiasm.
Chairman Deekebach, Of Marion coun-
ty, was in attendance upon conference
Of county ehairmen in Portland, at
which final arrangements for the drive
were made. The brief addresses OF the
members present indicated that there
will be no lack of "pep' in the cam
paign. Emery 0lmsted of the Portland
committee, mtimated that the city of
Portland would raise more than all the
rest Of the state; whereupon Director
Etheridge, in charge of the state work,
vowed that his workers would more
than raise their quota and then 60 to
Portland to help them make up theirs.
Mr.. Deckehach, referring 10 the records
Of Marion county in past drives, pre-
dietcd that the campaign would be sue
ecssful as usual.
To Raise Publicity Funds
Among other matters of business, a
5alation was adopted to the effect
that each county chairman should APP
point committee to raise funds for
advertising and publicity work.
With regard to the trophy train, Rob
ert +. Smith, executive manager Of the
campaign in Oregon, announces tnat it
viii consist of two flat ears and one
exhibit ear, containing the most com
plcte and remarkable collection Of war
equipment ever gotten together, as it
shows the very latest factors in modern
warfare. Among other things will be
a Lewis machine gun, with wnch it is
proposed to make demonstrations with
blank cartridges.
The most IMPOSING features of the ex-
hibil are twelve German field guns,
ranging in size from rs to TO mill
meters. Along with these are colee-
tiOn Of smaller mortars and minewer-
fets, machine guns, shells ranging from
3-ineh to l6-inch, aerial bombs, rifles,
sabres, bGyonets, hand grenades, flame
throwers, gas baslls, .and various relies
showing the marks of deadly action.
One Of the most interesting items is
French MOSQUITO tank, badly damaged
by German shell fire.
Cadets to Meet Train.
Arrangements will be made by Chair
man Deekcbach to have either squad
Of high school cadets Or Of the National
Guard at the depot to meet the train
and act as guard during the stay of
several hours in the city. According to
the tentative itinerary issued from
headquarters, the train will arrive in
Ashland at an early hour Monday morn
ing, where it will be met by Publicity
Director Marshall n. Dana and a party
Of Portland workers.
The train is supposed to arrive in Eu-
gene at 7:ij p. m. Tuesday and there
after its progress through the william
cite valley towns is supposed to be az
follows:
Wednesday-Leayc Eugene, I a. m;
arrive Corvallis, a. M; leave Corvallis
10 a. m; arrive Albany, 1880 a. m;
leave Albany. 1880 p. NJ; arrive Salem,
- - Ntaf AtHHt nutEHtf tsAD p ulst
rive Woodburn, $3.50 p. M; leave wood
burn, 6 p. m; arrive Hubbard, 6:15 p.
m.; leave Hubbard, 6:30 D. M; arrive
Aurora, 6:45 p. M; leave Aurora, 7 p.
m; arrive Candy, 1915 p. m; leave
Candy, 1880 p. m.; arrive Oregon City,
5 D. m; leave Oregon City. 10 p. m;
arrive Portland union station, II p. m.
Thursday-Leaye Portland. $3.50 q.
m arrive Newberg, s a. M; leave New
berg, 3 a. m: arrive MeMinnville, 9:45
a. M; leave MeMinnville, 10:45 a. m;
arTive Carlton, i a. m; leave Carlton,
Has a. m; arrive Forest Grove, ~
noon; leave Forest Grove, 1915 p. M;
arrive Hilsboro, p. m; leave Hills
boro, 40 p. m.; arrive Beaverton. 2:15
p. m.; leave Beaverton, 2:30 p. NJ; ar
rive Portland union station. 3:4j D. n,
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