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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1913)
DAILY CAPITAL JOCBNAIv SAL6M, OizOOV,'. . ';-. . BATUBDAT, JUKI 7, 1913. T AOB ELITES. .1 f 11; . fc r ... it ,.' V ' ' .1? kkv t) K . ' , 'p fr Officers of Capital Assembly United Artisans. t, j.auw myun.... '"H.u.ng . W-Li---MMi l.J... , , - 1 ft.' ! ii . . . ' ' if it t'!. : , - 1 'rv iff'- i sny- Orchestra of Salem Lodge of Artisans. Will Be Met by Citizens With Autos at i ' Train at 7 O'clock and Shown I City. I Among the California visitors who will be in this city tomorrow with the 1 Royal Oaks will be 50 United Artisans, I representing various assemblies of this ; order in the northern part of the Gold en State. The Oaklaud assembly will be represented by a team of 15 young ladies, led by Miss Leonia Peterson, who visited in the city last summer. This team will take part in the .joint ini tiation service of the Artisans, which will be held in the Portland armory on Thursday evening, June 12, The Oak land assembly will be accorded the hon or of leading the grand parade on the evening of June 11, to the Rose City Park, where an elaborate program will be carried into effect. The local order of Artisans will have the distinction of heading the Oregon lodges in the parade, and will be rep resented by Master Artisun . Glen C. Jiiles, and 100 members of Salem, in cluding a drill team of 32 young ladies, nptainod by Mrs. J. A. Bemardi. Mrs. Ella Watt, the supreme instruct or of the order of Artisans, resident of this city, and who is largely responsible for the visit to this city of the big del egation of Californians, will be among the excursionists, tvho will reach Salem tomorrow evening at' 7 o 'clock. She has been in California in the interest of her order for the past several months, and is to take a prominent part in the Artisan Ttose Festival program. In honor of the citizens of California Mrs. Watt has recently written several poems compli mentary to the "Southland," which will be used by the loyal Oaklandors on their excursion to the Portland Rose arnival. One of the poems iB of the (tame patriotic meter as "The Shannon Biver," and is as follows: (Air to Shannon River.) There ' a city in the Southland My sunny homo of Oakland, Where the gentle sea breeze whispers Words of love to passei-sby, Whore the liics and the roses Their fragrance thore discloses For California and my Oakland Words of praise shall never die. ' Chorus. With the gentle sea breeze blowing O'er the wave-kissed silv'ry strand Where the Golden Gate stands open To ships of ever)' land; Near this haven most serenely Our city nestles queenly, Where the green hills rise supremely, That's my home, my fairyland. This land with wondrous fountains With its vales and snow-clad mountains With its peaceful rivers flowing Through fields of golden grain With its luscious fruits and flowers Its vine-clad homes and bowers, Thero the air is filled with perfume, That's my Southland o'er again. The United Artisans will take an im portant part in the program of the Port land Rose Carnival of 1913. The order during the carnival week will hold a reunion of the lodges of the Western jurisdiction. The program which will 8:30 . m. The Artisan "Night in Rosaria,' to be held on brilliantly il luminated and decorated streets. The night will be participated in by the fol lowing: Oakland (Cal.) drill corps. Seattle (Wash.) drill Corps. Walla Walla (Wash.) drill corps. Salem (Oro.) drill corps. Oregon City (Ore.) drill corps. Oregon Assembly drill corps. Pram drill corps. Woodlawn drill corps., Scllwood drill corps. , Albina No. 8 drill corps. Cecelian drill corps. , Moutavilla drill corps. Pasadena (Cal.) Festival Escort. Oakland (Cal.) Commercial club. Spokane Pow Wows. Seattle "Tililcums." Pendleton "Round Ups." Performing horses, Fresno assembly. Oregon National Guard. Ilaptist Sunday School Association. Firemen's band. Ilarriman'club. ' Twenty-four Artisan rose urns to dee orate streets. X-RAYS. Portland has about completed her I toilet and garlanded for the big rose festival. A dainty hanky for her little nose and someone to put the finishing touches ami hook her up the back is all that remains to make her not only the most beautiful loung civic lady on the coast, but the most tastefully and beau tifully gowned. His satanic. majesty offers women diamond tiaras instead of haloB. I legislatures, city councils and other lnw-maliiiig bodies are much like the lightning bug carry their lights be- The man that doesn't get all that's coming to him is generally lucky, k--'.V V.Vvv V pi"""" ft--- ! . 1 t Lady Drill Team of Oaklaud, Collfamia, which Will Accompany Royal Oaks' Excursion to the Portland BoseCarnlval and Who Will Arrive In This City Tomorroy evening. bo given under the auspices of the United Artisans is as follows: The Program. Monday, June 9 Official welcome to all special trains. Tuesday, June 108:30 a. m., grand sightseeing tour, 50 automobiles in line. 2:00 p. m. Artisan picnic on Council Crest, the Lookout Mountain of the West. Music by Artisan ladies' band. Wednesday, June 11 2:00 p. in. Dec orated automobile parade. 2:00 to fl.OO p. m. Twenty four huge rose urns will be used on street inter sections, from which roses will be given away by lady attendants. Arleta drill corps. Piedemont drill cors. Rose City Park drill corps. Suunyside drill corps. Hillsboro drill corps. Dilley drill corps. Artisan Rosebud escort (50), Artisan Ladies' Hand, 50 pieces. Itoyal ltosarians. Rose Festival band. Bresalarian Society, Italian band. Elks' band. Chinese society. Chinese band. Scotch Kilties Bagpipe band. St. Marv'a band. 4f ,; r t"' M M 5 . ? '-. T '1 S " i & ill. ,(1 id Articles of Incorporation. -The following havo applied for ar ticles of incorporation: , Coos Hay Business College of Marsh fiehl for 200(). Coos Hay Brick & Clay Manufactur ing Company, of Marshfield, for (30,- 000. I Coos Bay Meat Company, of Bandon, for 3000. Interstate Kervico company, of Port land, for 5000. ' Van Xandt Jacobs 4 Company, of ; Portland, for t.'IOOO. Railroad V. M, C. A. of La Grande, Oregon. ' Sanitary Market Company of Grosh am, for (1000. Prudential Loan & Trust Company, applying for a decrease. hind them. Portland hnd a baby show Thursday, in which 300 babies took part. They en joyed It, too, just as much as they would have done had their beeu no damphool eugenicerizationistablementalists swell ing around with measuring sticks, scales, and half-baked opinions In evi dence. The Illinois lower house of the legis lature Thursday killed the resolution , providing for tho submission of an amendment to the constitution provid ing for the Initiative. All thnt Illinois really needs now that she has Jim Ham Lewis In the senate is the recall. I it ii I How to Make Lemon Ice Is told by an O. A. C. professor's wifo in the Btu dent magazine This is of intense In terest to the agricultural community, It is hoped the Lemon Ice when made will not need spraying, for to get in formation on sprays the maker would probably have to send out of tho state. I I An Oregonian headline says: "Mayor ! Albee Is Touched." Rushlight will not be accused, for he can easily prove "he never touched him." A woman who claims to have Inves tigated the matter says the education of the Indian is a mistake. She reaches this conclusion because many of them after being given the advantages of school, go back to aboriginal conditions. J It's a safo bet she would kick if some , one suggested equal suffrage was a failure and the law should be revoked j because so many women do not vote. ing work is completed, the sanitary inspector, S. P. McCracken holding that office now, must be notified, and he will inspoct tho work and certify to the same being legally done, if that is the fact. 'No other work than that spocified iu the permit can be done under it, except by permit endorsed on the same by tho city recorder. The sanitary Inspector must make two Inspections and as many more as he deems necessary. If the In spector is notified a job Is ready for inspection prematurely and finds the job not completed, he may make a charge of hot less thau $1.00 or more than 43.00 and collect the same from the owner or person having the work dene. All sewer, soil and water pipes shall run in as direct a line as possible, and the ordinance provides the kind of pipe to be used. The ordinance also requires traps, etc., and prescribes how they shall be placed. Concerning leadB from tho roof, vents, oti'., the details are so numerous that the can not be printed for lack of space. However, tho only Information really nccessnry Is that a permit must be procured, for with the procuring of this the party will got all the Informa tion nocessnry for his or her especial work. GREAT SELLS-FLOTO The parole board and Governor West seem to think the men handy with a gun, rather than those who are skillful with the pen or rope, are most entitled to consideration. It is better for the community, according to West, that a few more men should be killed rather than a bank check raised or a horse stolen. Property has sacred rights. The Sells-Floto circus arriveii in Sa lem this morning and gave a grand pa rade, with bands playing and banners flying. It was a joyous sight for prac tically all the young population of Sa lem and vicinity and a good many of the olders ones. There was the famous Royal Scotch Kilty band from Toronto, Canada, the g.-oatoet organization of its kind In the world, tho Sells-Floto con cert band under the direction of Park ,'H. Prentiss. As the lino of march pre ceded, llovlin's Champion Zouaves, performing all kinds of Intrieato and sensational military movements, were noticed. Heard tho Benl Giant Sere uadum, the largest musical Instrument ever carried on wheels and featured In a parade. Cages and dens were open. aud each contaiuiM some remarkable specimen from jungle and plain. Mar guerite Rocanlo sat, likii Daniel of old, in an immense den of lions and tigers, unterrificd and unafraid, while they crouched fawning at her feet. The dis play of horse-flesh was great. Every class and species being represented from the sleek thoroughbred to the lordly rercheron. There were clowns without number, afoot, a horseback and every other way. Tho famous trained eleplmnts were followed by the racing camels hitched to tholr spoeding wag ons. There wore pretty women driving tandem aud dare devil charioteers with their swift coursers. There wore sacred oxen from India and whole flocks of Shetland ponies to amiiso the little ones, scores of champion riders mounted on the liest horses that monoy can procure and a host of other things sufficient to make this wonderful spectia.de nearly two miles long. The performance this afternoon drew a great crowd and everyone was pleased with the show. It had many new fea tures and was in line with the advance notices ot this great and growing aggregation. Another great show will be given this evening at 8 o'clock. Doors will be open at 7. Mrs. Ella Watt, Supreme United Artisans. Instructor Killed by Telephone Pole. My son, receive my instruction and get silver, understand my knowledge and acquire much fiue gold; Go then nml search out the Journal Want Ad. that filleth thy need ami when thou findest it, thou shalt indeed bless me. MUST GET A PEBMIT TO CHANGE PLUMBINO For the benefit of householders who all at sometime are compelled to havo the plumbing arrangement iu their homes changed, or repairs made, we give herewith in brief the substance of the plumbing laws of the city. Before installing or changing any plumbing or drainage system a permit must be secured and a siuall fee paid therefor. Application for these must bn made to the city recorder, and these permits are void 00 days after issue, (rjNiTio rsssi UlSSD WHS.) Roseburg, Or., June 7. Oscar Smith, aged 15 years, is dead here today from injuries received when a pile of tele phone pole became dislodged when he i was playing ou it last Saturday, one I rolling over his body. Journal Want Adra. Bring Result Suffragettes on Way. Iositso mass umsbd whs Dresden, June 5. More than 1000 visitors and delegate to the convention of the international woman's suffrage alliance iu HinlnpcHt, June 15 to 20, arrived hero today for a two days visit Bud conference with the executive com mitten of Hie Saxony woman's suffrage association. From here the delegat and visitors go to Prague, where they will be received by the Bohemian worn but may be extended. When any plumb an suffrage association. Socialist Editor Sentenced. tosiTBD mu tro wiaa Patersoo, N. J., June 7. An indeter minate prison term of not leas than one year nor more thau fifteen years is Im posed here today on Alex Scott, editor of the Weekly Issue, a publication sup porting the silk mill strikers here, for "inciting hostility against the govern ment." Scott was also fined $250. Ha announced his intention of appealing; the case and was released on bail. Terrorises Settlers. Prlnovllle, Or,, Juno 7. After terror izing homesteaders near here by threats Ferdinand Kmerger, a prospector was today sent to the Insane asylum by County Judge) Springer of Crook coun ty. Ho had frightened several settlors so badly that thev left tholr claims. The Supreme Court of the United States has reversed itself, iu a patent case, the majority now being five, in stead of four of seven acting judge when the other ense was decided. if ; IK EriU Team of Golden Gate Assembly, TJniV d Artisans, Whkh Will Be Honor ed During the Portland Bose CamivaL Thli Team Will Ee Ou-t! of Vh'.t City and tha Local Assembly Tomorrow SveuUig. h V ii .) 4 '-, KJ -J 1 1 -v ! ... J , ... j v1 Ki'Vi viKTK! ; KK ''K; 7 VK ft u i f f H ) : ' it - t 1 1 Exemplifies and Lady Drill Team of alem Lodge of Artisans.
