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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1921)
WwlnMiln, T.i j, JUiy jJ2j Pace Eight Commercial Club Drive For New Members Starts With 1 0 Committees Busy Campaigning (or additional memberships to the Salem Com mercial club started actively to 4ay at a luncheon in tbe club rooms, served tbe members of tbe different committees who will work during the coming week. The men serving on tho com fjanee volunteered their rervicet a the "Oet-to-gether" banque. in abe Marion hotel last wek and re Committee No. 1. E T JUrnes William Gahlsdorf ; committee No. I, August Huekenstein, P. V. Keener; committee No. 3. !. D. Socoloftky, VJ. G. Boyer; corr.mU- lee No. 4. Charles Arc herd, Oliver Meyers; committee No. i. Freder ick Schmidt. C. O. Rice: committee No. (. Carl Abrams, George Grif fith; committee No. 7. William McGilchiiat, P. P. Wallace; com mittee No. S. T. M. Hicks. J. P. Littler; committee No. , Dr. H. K. Morris. 8. K. Kafoury; commit tee No. 10, Walter Denton, Eric Butler. Tbe club needs $4000 with the money subscribed last Thursday nigbt making a total of $.00 to carry it through until the end of tbe year. The number of aa.'.l tlonal memberships required will be 200. It Is planned to make the Open Forum meeting next Wedneedav nlirl.t the grand finale of the rim paign when the resulu will show tbe willingness of the businessmen of Salem to co-ooerate in support ing the institution which has done so much In developing tbe city and Marlon county. Subscriptions to Hew Fond. Perner Cohen Co $ 20 00 R. D Barton 20.00 D. D. gorolofsky 2? 00 Peoples Cash 8tore 40.00 H. T. Lore 20x00 Statesman Pub. Co aO.OO Y. O. Deckebach 10.00 Salem Abstract Co 20.00 Portland Cloak Suit Co. 20 00 R. H. Cooley 20. ('0 D. A. White A Son 40.00 Police Department 40 00 Valley Motor Co 40 00 Marlon Hotel Co 00.00 Capital Journal 40.00 Morris Optical Co 40.00 Klndlev A Sleeves 40 00 Salem Water Co lOO.no Kay Woolen Mills .0 ladd A Bush S00 00 Flsber A Oarnjobst 49. Commercial Printing Co. 2 00 Spaulding Logging Co. ... O.'tu Louis Lachmund 10000 Falls Cily-Salem Lumber Company 4 .0 Degge A Burrell 2.00 The Boot cry 2 00 J. C- Perry 4TM Ilartman Broc. .... 40 00 Wm. Oahlsdorf 2 00 Union Abstract Co 20.00 Vallton's snc CO.OO Rodger Paper Co 20 00 Cross Market 00.00 Oregon Bldg 41.00 L. C. Marshall 50 00 F. A. Williams 20.00 C. P. Bishop :o" 00 Frederick Schmidt l-'O 00 Bertelson Printing Co... JO 00 D'Arcy, P. H. 1 . Oregon Growers' Co-operative Davies, T. W 1 Day, Grant W 1 Derby, F. N. 1 Degge, J. R - 1 Doney, Carl G . 1 Dough ton A Miller 2 Downs, Dr. C. A. 1 Drager Fruit Co 1 Dyer, W. C 1 Erkerlin. Eugene ...... 1 Economy Furniture Co . 1 Edwards. B. E 1 Edwards. William 1 Elliott. F. A. 1 Elliott. N. D - 1 Rills. Dr. Fred 1 Ellsworth. C. B 1 Epley. Dr. H. C 1 Erixon, F. A 1 Esbleman, B. B I Eyerly. F. W 1 Falls City-Salem Lumber Co 1 Farmer, Ray L. 1 Karnum, C. H 1 Ferguson, C. H 1 Ferguson, J. W 1 Findley, Dr. M. C ?. Fisher. Dr E. E : Fitts. W. S 1 Fleming. R B 1 Foster. W. F I i Ramcden, Lloyd E Franklin. F. G 1 Rboten. E. A Frailer. P. U 1 1 Rice, C. 0 Fry, Daniel J 1 Oabrlelson. Carl D 1 Oahlsdorf. William 2 Gardner A Keene 1 George. Dr. C. L 1 Oerth. W. B . 1 Gilbert. R. D. A Co 1 Gile Mercantile Co. .... 2 Gile, H 8 It Co 1 Association Oregon Land Co Oregon Packing Co Oregon Weed Products Co. Pa?. Tel. A Tel. Co Page, E. M Parker, W. H Patterson, W. H Patton Bros. Patton Plumbing Co. Paulus. Otto E Paul us, Robert C , Pearce, Mrs. George L. Pearce. L. L. ft Son Pearcy Bros Pearson, Shurl R. Peerless Bakery Perner-Cohen Co Perry. J. C Peterson. A. E Peterson, Lcuis .. Petteys. H. C Phex Co Pohle. H. A Son Portland Cloak A Suit Co. ... P. R. L. A P. Co Price. O. E. Shoe Co Prime. Dr. G. E Purdy. Will E Quayle. Wayne Race, Earl 3 Richardson, W. K Rlgdon, Lloyd T. Rlggs. Z. i Ringrose, i. E Oitchie, J. W Rittman, H. F Uobb. B B Koherts, J. J Roberts. C. M Robertson. Dr. C. H. ... Rodgers Paper Co I Ross. O. Ed I I Hostel n A Green baum 1 Roth Qroeery Co 2 Rowland Printing Co. . i Rowley, M. W 1 Royal Cafeteria 2 Salem Abstract Co 1 1 1 Gingrich. O. B. Co Glcason Glove Co Grabenhorst, W H. A Co. . Graber Bros Graber. P. E Gregory, P. M Griffin. J. D Griffith. Dr. L F Hamilton, C. B Harris. L. T .... I Salem Auto Co. Hartman Bros. Co 2 Salem Baking Co Hathaway. M. F 1 Salem Bank of Commerce Hauser Bros 2 Salem Hardware Co Hawkins t Roberts . 1 1 Salem Kings Products Co Hayden. Clell 1 1 Salem Laudry Co Hayford. L. A 1 Salem Tile A Mercantile Co... Hendricks, R. J. I Salem Vulcanizing Co Herrlcks. B. B l Salem W. L. A Power Co Hlllman. G. W 1 Salem Woolen Mills Store Hofer. E. A Sons l Samuel, D Hoff. O. P 1 - Saurman, Dr. Shelley Hotel Marion Co 3 I Savage, Harry H Hubha, Nathan C 1 llurkesteln, August 2 Hull. O. J s 1 Hunt Bros. Co Hulrhuson, J F .la iinan, D. B 1 Jeffrey, Bert 1 Jepson. C 1 Johnson. H. A. Jr 1 Jones. J. W 1 Jergenson. Ira 1 Kafoury Bros 2 Total !'' T. B. Kay. additional Active Meraben. 20 0" No. Members Adolph Bros 2 Alden. Geo. H 1 Anderson A Brown 1 Andrae. Frank G 1 Arhuckle. George L ! 1 Archerd Implement Co 1 Baker. F A. Barber. Joseph - 1 Barnes. E. T 1 tUrr, Theo M 1 jUrtoa, F. 8 1 Barton. R. D - ' Bayn. John 1 Backs A Hendrlcka 1 Base bier Dr. D. X 1 Bell. William Belle. Claude S 1 Bellinger. Dr G. C 1 Bertelson. John 1 Bingham. George 0 1 Bohrnstedt. A. C -1 Boise. R P 2 Kklayl'an. K S K:iphstin. E L Kay. Thos. Woolen Mills , Kennedy. J. R Keren. W H Kimball. 8. P I King. George B 1 Kirk. Will T. . 1 Kitknatrlrk. Rev. Blaine E 1 Klctt. Otto A . 1 Kit rfeln. E 1 Koxer. Bam A 1 Boneateel. H. I. Boyer. V 0. Brown. Dr. F. E. . Brown. O. O Brown. William .... Murbtel. Fred Buck. Rev. J. R Bulgln. L O Bare. Max O Burnett. George H. Burtoa. Dr C. D. ... Burrell. K H knt, W. B. Busick. J L I Son Butler. Eric -. Capital City Bedding Co . . Capital City Co-operative Creamery Capital City Nursery Co . . Capital City Steam Laundry.. . Capital City Transfer Co Capital Journal Publishing Co Capital National Bank Capital Post lag Co Catlln. Russell Chambers A Chambers .Chase Dr. Henry K. v Cherry City Milling Co . Claacey, C B Clary . p. J Clements Dr. H. J. ("oaa. Louis .. Caaamerclal Book Store Commercial Printing Co Comptoo I. H Cook. Harold L Corpsteln. Peter Crawford. Robert . Ottawa. T. J Cross, C. A Sor. Cuaataghaat. Bruce fcerby, Dr. W H Kueel, K B Kurts. F. A Kurtx A Co Kwong Lick Lung A Co Lnfky, P. J Latlar. O. W I a men. 1,. T la Rue. Robert 1 lauterman. J. H lbold A Co Lee. A. A Legg. F. A Lewis, C. I Littler, J. B Llvesley. T. A. . Love. H. T Uirell. Frank K. Maddex. J. A Magee. Hugh Marcus, A. T Marlon Auto Co J Marlon County Court 30 Schaefer, Emil A Shei, O. J Schenk, Dr. C. H 1 Srhindler. Ernest 1, Scotch Woolen Mills Scott. Harrr E Scott, John H Scott. Dr. O. L Shsfer. F. E Shipler. I' G. A Co Shrede, D L Slmeral. L. J Sims. Paul O Sites. John H. S I Smith. Ray L I j Smith. Chester L 1 Smith. N. F Smith. Homer H Smith Shields Smith A Walklna Smith. W. M Snelling, R. O Sooolofsky. D D. . Solof. Max Spaulding Logging Co Staler. W. I Standard Cleaners A Dyers Steelhammer. O. A Sleeves. B. L Stelner. Dr R. E. U Stetisloff Bros. Inc Stevenson. C. H 1 j Stiff, H L. Furniture Co 1 . Stolt. Gideon Co 1 Sundin. John 1 Thompson. F. H . 1 j Thompson, J. F Tilllnghast. E S Tooxe. Walter L Tragi lo. Pascal L 1'nlon Abstract Co 1" S National Bank 1 liter. Dr F. L 1 , Valient. Walter P Marlon Creamerr Co. Marr. Jamas Martin. Ivaa O Marshall. Dr. L C Marshall. William A. Mamay. 3. W Mercer. William Mcicer. Dr W. U Merchants Co-operative Deltv err Co, Merrhaa. J. O Mevers. H W Mkel. A. A Midget Market . Mltos, B. C Milaa. B. J. Miles. Donald W. Miles. Ross C i w.li , Valler Motor Co Vandevort. H. H ... Van Patten, C Vlck Bros Vorce. C. H Walt. Ranis D Walrher. B W Wasaom. R. H Waters. George E Waters. T C Watson. H. D Webb. C B Wedel. F B Welch. W H 1 Wrller Bros 1 West For Co 1 ; West 8141a Gravel Co. ... 1 White. D A A Son I Wixglns ft Wigrins a 4 Miller Mercantile Co. Miller. L L Motfitt. Verden M, Moore. AM Moure. Willi S Moore. W W M cores. A N Morehouse. Waiter G. Morria. Dr H R Mora, pj. W B McDowell R A McGllchrlst Wm Jr J Willamette Valler Trans Co I ; Wilsoa. Charles O A Otto J. 1 Winalow. W C 1 Wool pert. A. T . 1 j Wool wort k. F W. Ob, 1 Wratt. R. E 1 1 1 WHY BE WEAK AND NERV Young. James B. Hon -resident Member. Adams, Moses P. Aspinwall, J. P. Beardsler, Harry Boatwright, E. E. Bouffleur, William Brown, Sam H. Bru baker, O. L, Butler. Fred Chaffee. C. C. Churchill, Vernon F. Cone, A: J. Crawford, Frank Denham, W. J. Egan, William H. Franklin, W. C. Frr, O. E. Fuller, Walter. Gibson. Frank Gilbert. Malcolm L. Girod, Arthur Graves, Claude B. Guthrie. Geo. B. Hammack, D. R. Hammack. Fred Hansett, E. I. Henderson, R. G. Herren, J. C. Hewett. H. M. Hlllman. G. A. Hodge. D. A. Holden, Phillip Imlah. Jas. Johnson. Walter Jones. M. L. Jones. Seymour King. H. G. Kirscher, V. B. Kuhnke. John Kuhnke, Chas. LaFollette, A. M. I...f"urcll. E. Marshall. John S. Matten. E. E. McCall, W. F. McDevltt. J. Neal, J. A. Nichols. C. G. Page, S. Pearmine, L. I. Russell. C. C. Salem Tire A Vulcanizing Co. Savage. Ben H. Savage, J. W. Schulz. A. L. Scott, Chas. Smith. Ed D. Southwick. A. R. Southwlck. B. Southwick. E. W. Speer. A. P. Swank. Sherm Thomason. P. E. Thussen, H. A. Van Trump, S. H. Weeks, Geo. W. Wilson. W. Frank Wltxel, K. H. Young, Guy T. Associate Members Anderson, Jas. W. Auman, Sherwood L. Bowne, Clarence S. Burrls, I. H. Cairo. S. E. Caughcll, John D. Davidson, T. L. De Witt, O. K. Gibbons. L. J. Gilliam, D. J. Gochmour. Geo. R. Geven, C. G. Jobeiman, F. W. Knickerbocker, C. K. Mlcnelbrook, Herbert Milliken. Rev. W. T. McDonough. Earl Nelson, G. W. Nichols. Cass. A Paulus. Wm. H. Quisenberry, P. D. Rasmussen, N. P. Raymond. Chas. H. Savage, J. Ed. Sehon, J. M. Simpson. L Z. Skeels. G. W, Welch, Arthur D. Zinser. Ariel D. Realty Board Takes Double Page Spread New Implement Rates Are Filed Reductions of from 15 to 36 cents per hundred pounds on all .'freight rates covering traBS-con- Sa,ran7tSh:"rr.nTt.rti:!tinenta. shipmenU of a 24 000 forTas a land of diversified farm-, pound minimum of agricultural ing and opportunity, the Marion j implements will result from a new County Realtors' association nas taritt, nieu w.iu u taken a doable page advertisement vice commission touaj, u ucwmo in the national convention nuuirci snsmn vuui . nf the Vorthwest Real Etate Jour nal, which will be presented to all Oil Operations at Tampico To Be The new tariff, filed by the trans-continental freight bureau nal, WDlCr. Will ue jjictiiuicti ii diiriuu imcu a.i ,iieu wu,u the 5000 delegates at the national establishes what is called a mixed convention now being held in; carload rating on all agricultur al implements. In tbe past all rates applied only to straight carload Chicago. The picture of Salem is taken Iw f ' - - - - - ! AfIIICU J from some noint near the corner'.hon,. of High and Court street looking j The foliowfng table Illustrates toward tne court uuuk auu the extent of the drop per hun- capitol, showing the beautiful ;d red p0Unds in (reight rates from Tamoico. JuIt is n of operations In the Tam.,. P ll trict by all companies i, ! in official eirel. v... " "PWH i permits are being granted dn!"k' the government and some ' panics have continued work?"' ing the past troublesome mo 1 Vithout discharging a single. It is reported that the Htmil": company has ordered Its Ullk!' to be made ready to resume opt tions in the near tuture T" Texas company intends to w! ejght tanlers this week. 1 eastern coast: From cities Bids Are Asked On Road Bridges The following bridges will he J among the projects for which seal ed bids will be received b the state highway commission at the ; Multnomah county court hotise on July 25, according to a statement given out by Roy A. Klein, secre tary oto the commission, to jay. Union county One concrete sptan over Wolf creek. to a.Ues north of Powder river, anil one concrete culvert over Jimmy creek three miles north of North Pow der. Wallowa county Several fmall timber trestle bridges cn Joseph highway at La Grarde. Seven frame trestle spans orer I .uirK creek on Joseph highway Washington county Repairs to eixsiting bridge on Taaiatln valley highway. three-quarters mile south of Forest Grove. nart nf the citV. In addition to the large cut or saiem are two sman onra 6"'us;v , an idea of the productiveness of: Marion county farm lands. The K,l,S. subject matter of tbe advertise- Cleveland .... ment tells of the additional Indus- chlcaSO tries besides agriculture which st- Louis .... the city possesses, the educational facilities surrounding this com-! munity, as well as the road pro gram of the county and the city's location on the important Pacific highway. The names of the 48 members of the realty board are also included in the page. Other citiee of the northwest have further added to the fame of the northwest. Portland. Seattle. Tacoma. Spokane. Vancouver. Washington, as well as several cities in Idaho have taken space in the periodical which perhaps gives the development of the northwest a better showing than has bee nits fortune to receive for some time. to the Pacific Were Will be fZ.SShk 2.6H .. 2.864 2.50 .. 2.754 2.24 .. 2.58H 2.33 2.52 2.33 JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Notice to Advertisers Copy for Display Ad vertising should be in The Capital Journal of. fice by 5 p. m. of day previous to publication. Advertising brought in on day of publication is at advertiser's risk. The Capital Journal Horticulturists of Oregon. Washington and Idaho will meet at Hood River. July 26 lo 29, and itl effect a permanent organlza tlon. Daily Story Hours 9 a. m. to 5 .4.5 p. m. Saturdays 9 a. m. to 8 d. m. A Shipment of New Gloves Just Received Styles Are New and Materials Are of Splendid Quality We want you to come and see these lovelv new Kid uioves ana snouid you wish to purchase you will find aaawtJ VI 1 1 t- I.iri t . S4.75 S3.50 prices very reasonable Women's one strap Kid Gloves in white, brown and beaver, a pair Women's one clasp Kid Glove, , black! ) Ail and beaver, brown and white, a pair SO.UU V omens Kid Gloves, pearl clasp in white and navy, .. wnite embroidery Q ctr stitching, a pair tPO.0 Women s one clasp Kid Gloves in brown beaver, black and white. ,0 Misses Kid Gloves, brown only. o plr &o.U0 Silk Gloves in white, black, navv. pongee ."air" 98c, $1.50 Dd $2.00 Silk one strap Gloves, pearl grev. white - $2.25 Wool Jersey, $2.95 Yard Wool Jersey Is very satisfactory fabric for e.iuer travel or sports wear. Finely woven ', . 1 K""a as you could ask for The colors are very attractive, red. cream, rose and green Silk Mignonette $2.50 This Silk is of a character that will please any woman who is contemplating a new sports dress U we.rs well and can be laundered Dress Ginghams A big assortment of dress ginghams In fast colors. 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