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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1920)
THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1920. j Scouts to Leave ! For Camp In Wild Mountains In June and pretty flower beds, is handtalpT ped m advancing Its work because of the lack of funds. The organization has only 40 members, whose small annual dues are not sufficient to car ry out the commendable program adopted by the society this season. All persons In Salem interested in the floral and beautification movement i"1 'r membership in the - THE CAPITAL JOURNAL PAGE THREE. m - - RAriAtV ft nil -a J - . n the morning or Mornnay, June 14, ---.-- "s 10 join and pit' jCs-ts-speclaUrainwUlWe-r gjem, having on board the majority Mr. Maruny. who is directing the! , cahni s 300 Boy Scouts who are work on the court house square flow- 1 er beds ia nn. thn .. . . i - - uiusi. cumpetent landscape gardeners in the state, and ! great credit was given him for the . Rock Project The expenditure of any. consider hound for the annual summer camp. me train will not stop this side of Eu- .jne, the boy will stage a parade and ( wonderful conversion he made of the j,ow Eugene just what a good bunch mate hospital grounds. J, gcouts look like when they are on ; croakre, Ortheermnusj ClZpPr OpDOSed :nhe railroad and the starting point. I rj, n J ,he hike, about noon and after din- ' i 0 FreSCU FoH Berhas oeeu ... - atrial for camp. The Boy Scouts summer camp is In .a r.rttlpst soots in the Cas- 12 miles southeast of 8U 01al in elop- caoe banks! 1 ul lne ro Koclt irrigation dis- Oakridge. It is situated on the banks trict without fl t . of Salt creek within a mile of the fa- Ltandl wUh ian "rv BOus McCredie hot springs where ,c , as to the prior, lan ,ver 15 small geysers pour forth their. of Syca s 10 Sot liquids in the formation of many creek and their tributari ,g dl u"ar " , 7 f?!a.Dy:rcy . Cupper, state engin tnere . eer, , a ,euer t0 w E Sprague o( which has Deen pu ... ihi m Kock, a director of the district 0f the Scouts, and under the direction) Filings made by the Indian service nfMDerts in swimming, quite a num-, Cupper points out. m.M ber of Scouts learn to swim each year, ate all of the "low water flow of these The water i i" """'"s. streams, requiring the storage of win- ,nd is heated by the hot springs. I ter water for the irrigation of the A "number of government experts ; Fort Rock project if the Indian serv vill visit camp this year and give the j ice clams and can prove priority right bovs illustrated lectures on Interesting over the state's claim to the water in- topics. including wild life, forestry, fire volved. Cupper suggests that the dis trict mane application at once to the Indian service for the right of way across the reservation for the neces sary canal lines, which action, he de clared would probably bring the en tire matter to the immediate consid eration of the department. prevention, camping ana Kindred sub jects. Movies nave Deen arranged ior to entertain the camp and every boy is lokoing forward to these features with neat deal of eagerness. Not far from the camp is Salt Creek (alls, being over 290 feet high, report ed to be the pretties falls west of the Rocky mountains. Other points of in terest near the camp include the nu merous lakes in that vicinity, Fern Flat, Papoose Rock, Bunchgrass Ridge and Heckletooth mountain. Each of these bear a wonderful scenic or his torical setting and from the many paint and picturesque 'by-paths among the canyons for along the cliffs, ont can find many pretty views such is Verdunm Rock and Diamond Peak. " The many mountain streams and lakes in the vicinity of the camp afford eplendid opportunities for the fisher man, and breakfasts of rainbow trout are not at a.. u . w tne map. Tne blggcat gran dea, of tne 8eason The camp will last for 30 days, L, Pllmnn x'ahitnn t,. h starting June 14 and will be under thoiclosed by tlw Bale of bugheg or direct supervision of Scout Executive 'Harold L. Cook and directed by the committe of camping of the local coun ell, of which T. E. McCroskey is head. Mr. Cook will be assisted by a corps of scoutmasters and assistants of un questioned character and ability, thus enabling the committee of camping to pledge safe condtiions, able and am ple supervision and a fine quality of leadership for the boy leadership pledged to his welfare, Never has Salem so baly prepared for her boyhood, and every body in the city is urged to avail himself of this Jbamp opportunity. ' ' - Uniq ue Emblems of Flowers Fast Being Completed Petain To Speak For France Over American Graves Paris, May 27. Marshal Petain will speak in behalf of France at the Mem orial Day exercises at Suresnes ceme tery. Ambassador Hugh C. Wallace will represent the United States and both dignitaries will assist in decorat ing graves of American soldiers. turned the pair to Independence. $66,389. Seeing in the garden plots that are being placed on the court house square a lasting monument of beau ty equal to the state hospital grounds that has been called? by some the inost beautiful garden spot in the est, many citizens are commenting favorably on the efforts of J. W. Ma runy and his assistants, who are ar ranging the Shrine and Elk emblems on the High street side of the square. One of the flower beds has already been completed; but because of the failure to procure the needed 1200 Purple petunas for the Elks emblem, work on It has been delayed. Effor s to get the petunas in Portland failed, Ur. Maruny being able to procure on ly 500 of the desired plants. Plans are king made to substitute some othar Plant for the petunas and proceed fhii the work. It Is the plan to have the emblem . in bloom when the distinguished Elk and Shrine visitors come to Salem for their convention meets this summer. The Salem Floral society, the or ganization responsible for the unique gists everywhere IF WEAK, THIN OR NERVOUS DON'TWORRY Try The Bltro-Phosphale Health Sys tem $300 Guarantee New York. If you are feeling . run down, weak, nervous, tired in the morning, and generally ailing, these are the tymptoms that should warn you to take care of your health. Four persons In every ten are need ing more phosphorus in their bodies. When you see thin and fretful peo ple; or those who are anaemic, pale, frail, oft despondent or lacking in energy, you may loo kfor the need of certain elements that make for a strong constitution. 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