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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 9. 1919. PAGE FIFTEEN r MlPfkn Family "Jit" Hands Friend H.Cof L Stiff Wallop In Opening Blackberry Patches ICopital Journal Design Accepted By Community Federation As Insignia Old friend It. C. of L. does not yet Whole Family Helps, rvalue, what a powerful blow the auto- Siuce the first furnjer's wife phoned mobiles ewaed in and around halcni in to her eitv friend that tae berries Are You Progressive? Do you prefer to go along in the same old rut for years and years? Many people do not realize what a rut they had drifted into until they get an electric washing machine and find what a labor-saver and blessing it is. Ask any one who has an electric washer if they think it is worth its cost. PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO. Journal Want Ads Will 4TI 11 . 5611 Iti I have dealt him, but be will before uiany month have passed. He'll wake up. j Next winter whea the 1'resii truits and berries have disappeared from tha i market stands and the brightly labeled I tins bearing tempting pietures of morel tempting fruit priced at heights which will Biake mere jitneys blush in tdianie I take their places in the store windows Ithen the old bay will gaze with appre hension at mother's well filled pastry shelve and curse the "gas wagons" that brought the wild berry patcues in to the back yards, so to sokk. j Many Gallons Picked. i To estimate how many quarts of wild bint Wherries have been picked and pre ; pared for future use by laiiuii. in this vicinity since the season opened a week or two aj;o would be ventiiiing too fat into the realms of guess work, but it is a safe bet tht.t the total wul run well into the thousands before the fccuson is 1 officially closed.- For weeks dor.cn of fumilies have I been prvaring for the " slaughter. " Big tin cans, such ns we associate with kerosene or gasoline, have been occupy- ling father g attention out in the hitch en "of evenings." Out of the dara were 4 turning fast" there has been a steady exodus of citv people in au'.os to "a patch 1 know" during the evening hours a ad on Sundays, It wasn't only father and mother that went, but the whole family, packed in the tar with baskets and pails lining the runuing boards. When they returned it was a different story father and mother oe cupied the front seat, the basket and cans, now filled with luscious berries, had the place of honor in the tonneau and the kids rode the running boat da. I Twelve ami fifteen gallons of iieriies as the rowrrd for a day's picking by the family have not been at all exceptional. Far Patches Reached. Where the berry patches aeetssihlo to Nulem people a few years ago' were those ahing the railroads, or within walking distance, the rise of the auto mobile as a huusehld necessity has changed all this and the available sup ply of berries has increased iu propor tion to the number of Fords and other cars. This vear the pickers have thought little of journeying 15 and 20 miles to reach the more prolific patches. Among the popular picking grounds this year havo been the region around ast In closets came mother s big baskets to be j dependence; on the slough road; the scrubbed and mended and the demand j Vitae Springs patches, Ankeuey Hot for heavy picking gloves has been items, places along the Brooks road bo strong for weeks. Ivond f'heinawa, the patches to be found PACKERS SEEKING TO PREVENT REGULATION Senator Thomas Says Pres sure Brought To Bear On ' Legislators. - By Raymond Clapper (('ailed 1'ress Htaft' ('orrespuiulrnt.) Washington, July 10. I'rapngr.uiln h is bea instituted to influence the sen life against the Kenyon bill to regulate tjie big American' meat packers, It is charged" by Somitnr Thcuias, Colorado, aipl Henator Smott, I'ttih. others, r.sking that letters lie written to senatois and congressmen. I'rniticully every senator is receiving lotliis, it was said today. Liggett Named Commander Of Western Department Washington, July 19. (United Press) Lieutenant General Hunter Liggett, former eomiiinnder of the Third field army iu France, Jin been assigned to command the western department with licailuiiurtors at Pan Francisco. General Liggett will proceed to Kan Francisco upon his nrrivnl in the X nited States. The A ui t n it in, on which General Lig gett is coming home, is duo Sunday. Major (ienernl John F. Morrison will go to Camp Lewis, Washington, to com mand that camp and Major General Sixty-Five YM. C.A. Workers Decorated; ' Four Win Distinguished Service Crosses This piopaigandn was described as Joseph T. Dickmnn, upon his arrival in consisting largely of a flood of letters,! the United States Sundry, will tuke nil alike, protecting against llie Ken-command of the southern department yon measure. The propaganda, Thomas' with headquarters at Fort Bam Houston fuid, developed after the recent rtpor., Texas. of Hie federal trade commission, wnr:i-j 1 1 lag that the "big five" jir.ckr.-a would fnflrjJ Sfafriri AltPPrk .' T!r:r. TtmttTiinrri'trTri i.arlhn-VittTre -YWVir;UCllCH UUUIIil nilCUUd cupply unless they were curbed. J The Kenyon bill would place the Jiac.k- ors under license and give the govcrn-j ment liower to ninke them olwy the regulations. III',.,. tl,n lif f,.u- ,1..a mw miiil tin. i... i,inj -hi, '.,in.Jiil this week from Marshfeld Where he B'ninst the Kenyon jncking bill," Heitn I morr in that citr this summer. General Meeting At Marshfield ! ' (Capitnl .Torrrnnl fipecial Service j Dallas, Or., July 19. Adjutant Gen eral Conrad Rtnfrin of this citv return- ied this week from Marshfeld w'here he had been' for several davs on loudness l Tlmm... .l..u..wr.-.t. iWlarn! o,. the coniiectci wiin mo ouiiuing m an r.r- floor. "They all describe it as tirijiist, tin leeriled and socialistic. I protest nRainst these constant attempts to Influence wnntors. They are becoming a nuis ance. Strnfriu was also in Portland Saturday attending a Imnquet in honor of Colonel Martin, formerly commander of the old Third Oregon regiment, llelween at tending to his business r.f fairs in this , . 1. .. ... ? - .1 Senator Smott, rej.uldican. assorted ' nn ,n" Te "s uus nrss ,ne .. that iu j.ite of the apparent p.opagi,.- H""1""1 off, Hlnfr.n l:i he was reviving ten H-ttiions favor-j1 , , , l'lg me rtenyon uui 10 every wjii- ngiii.int it. Several senators privately said they lt bid received word that the packers were $$$ Keen Them Home $$$ Forget It Bu? At Hoine sei'.iliug circular letters to their binuch C9f V "PI If CCT to d,p- accjj iiiciu iiuuicpff lmust's, bond and stockholders, and Apollos Close Chautauqua - Fmbou CeDeert Cmpny Presents Tws Projrimi en Last Day V?' X:.-" , , :J Om "Y" Man, Under Heavy Fire, Retcv.ee Five Wounded Boy Thpn Capturee German Sixty-One Lose Lives lit War, Fourteen of Whom Were Women, and Ninety-Six Are Wounded. Records plllnj up evry day of New Britain, Conn., came on a show that id no war has the non- soldier to badly wounded thai he combatant not the military non- decided the man s only ehan'ie ,f combatant but the civilian volun- surviving lay In being gotten back teer received such recognition to the list aid station at once. The against the warnings of others ga ins forward to aid stretcher bearers in the vvacuntlon of wounded un der heavy shell and machine gu Are has been reported to ma, and I as In the war Just endini;. Wet- "V man left the battalion and take nleuaura in commending- and fare organizations of all sorts, made a perilous journey In the making this record of your gallan. with thousands of men and women darkness back to the station, tak- try." workers, won honors for their Ing with him another wounded man. This is Ward's citation, but ha work behind and In the lines. The They had been in the station only has an unofficial "citation" of which V. M. C A. alone has more than 151 a few minutes when a shell dcniol- he is oven more nroud. It Is the fol- ished It, killing four doughboys and lowing, from the Colonel of bis wounding Wilbor. In spite of his Injuries, the "V man proceeded up the road to send up rockets to sum mon he ambulance. When it came. won the he was taken, with several soldiers have rs- to tho hospital where it was found workers who have won ottctal com mendation for distinguished ser vice Dp to date, sixty Ave Y.MC.A. secretaries have been decorated. Thirteen of these have Croix de Guerre and S3 ceived other decoration. These in- that one of his arms was smashed elude the Order of St. Stanislaus, and that be had several other the Cavaliere del Coronna ot Italy, slighter flesh wounds. Wilbor hud Sri fN "N ft r' - S L u 1 ' - v.. . t., . f SI 1 v, rS-'-- --" ' "i . -I " '. XT,,.' " j " s p " ;.. . : . 4 v"fr"" " J -- Jr- -I fe i 1 . v - . i " it ' A .11 s t ill the Italian war crotts and the French decoration of Lhc Corps d' Armee. Four Y.M C.A. n.cn, how ever, have received the most cov eted decoration o all -the Amer ican Distinguished Set .lee Crors. Saved Fiv Under Fir Mandevllle J. Barker, Jr., a tried to enlist and had boon rejec ted by several draft boards before be joined the Y.M C.A. service. Runs Litter Service The same decoration, but for a different sort of experience, waH awarded the liev. Dr. Moreer Green Johnston, son of FUshon Johnston young Episcopal minister of Union- of Texas and nn Kplscopal minister town. Pa., was the first civilian to of Paltlmore. Mil As a "Y" man win the cross. This "Y" man, serv- attached to the 101st Infantry, he ing with a machine gun company, volunteered for arlvanee hospital crawled five times across a wheat work In the drive on Verdun. In field through a heavy barrage and the midst of the heavy fire of tho : lachine gun Are, brongnt !n five drive, he reorganized the litter aer- wounded doughboys oiu by one, vice and took entire -barge of It, then wen. back the ix.b time nnd directing It so efllcie..tly that the got a German pruoter. Ht vrn admit ation ,t oli-era and nin re- gaswed four linns, once losing his suited In his d"""isMfin, voice for six weeks, was wounded "To Frank C Wjrd. Y.MCA. twice and never was in a hof-pltal secretary, attached to '06th Infan during all his Y.M.C.A. service. try: Your gallaM nmrtuct ;n .he Giving first aid under terrific field on Sept 2", ll'iS, near Hon- ihell fire. Thomas W. Wilbor, Ir, ssoy, France, In rclunt-il, nA regiment: "A rumor has come to me that you may be transferred from this) regiment. If there Is any founda tion of-fact to it. I am anxious to do anything within my power to prevents It Your work with this command calls for the highest pos sible commendation, and I am sura every officer and man would tike you to remain with us. The "Ve" Crest Wei "May I add a word at this time to the great work that has been performed throughout Francs by the American Y.M.C.A. during the war, a work that will nevei be for gotten as loni; as tho memory ot our soldiers lusts. Your staff, wher ever found and under whatever clt cumstanees, have gone about their tusks of aiding and comforting our officers and men in a 3Uiet. efficient wholehearted American way the way that counts most." Sixty-one Y.M.C.A. workers lost their lives in the war, fourteen of vhom uci c ivoiucu. Ouu ot ih'jse omen v.-as klllert :v ihcllflre end ihe other in n German ajtf. I'hera wire alHO iinntatu! cssuntir3, and ,-ne "V" i.m wu captuieu oy "s Ooir..3n lHubbdirct. , )Wooaburn f . CM I AliacUay yJ . J "Keep Your Money in tne Circle" is to be the watch word of the Marion County Community Federation, which met in the Commercial Club rooms last night, with John Steelhammer, of Woodburn, presiding. The design reproduced above, wheh was designed in the mechanical department of The Capital Journal and which has been repeatedly used by The Capital Journal in support of county development, was unanimously voted as the official insignia of this federation of Marion county commercial clubs. lirectlv east of Bilvertou and along the Turner-Sr.yton road. Some of the more" enthusiastic pickers make the trip into the foothill thickets around Falls City und Iilnrk Rock, while a few of the real anti high-cost fans went well into the mountains on the Hiletz roiul. Thus did the wild blackberries eon- tribute their bit toward kicking the bottom out of the high cost of living. Hut the black berry seasoa is now on tho wane. Later in the summer, how ever, the family "jit" is in for a hard er life this when tho huckleberries back in the mountains begin to ripen. war and sineej or he can discuss intel ligently the topics of tho day. tar. MARION NEWS. Million, Ore, July 19.-Jr. Petty, johu and wife who have beeu visitiiijf at tho Press ml home have returned te Portland. Miss (llailys liarber spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. (Silas Burlier. Mr. Harry Moss and wife avo proud parents of a new baby girl. Prof, iloag and wife reumed home. Monday evening from Monmouth where they had been visiting Mrs 11 wag's par ents. , Heversl of the Marion men have gone over to Kustern Oregon to work in the harvest fields. Dolla Kennelle and Mary Thomas were Hnlem visitors lust Hunday. Calvin Marlow and Paul Ray hae re turned to Eugene, they have been enr-' ting wood on Mr. Pnniels' place for about two months. Mr. Marlow preach ed a fine sermon in the Friends church last Hunday night. Mrs. Kherley Roland's jwrents front Portland "re visiting her this week. Mrs. Roland has been unable to walk around much for two weeks ou account of a very sore foot.. Marion is being improved in appear n nee by putting nn a coat of puint em our store. The building is now receiv ing tho second coat. Deals In Real Estate PAVINO NOW BEING PUSHED EETTJEN FROM OVERSEAS Kred Calender, Arthur Iahl, Harold CTVHERRY BALE RECOLD. Hood River, Ore., July J. The Apple Urowcrs' association broke, all ro- Craig anil other ilverton boys, Khoiconls for sale of cherries yesterday, have been overseas, reached its York j when i; carload of IH)7 I'l -pound jmtk- f,. rtav. ai, snil are rioected homT- . K" P' on sale in New York by N.obei ,l,.v. Ilrnl.l tfich,.. re- . "'oou-Nl rwei. ight, and Henry GEBVAM NEWS Oliver Thibodeau's' condition tins been quite serious for the past few days snd thoro is not much chnnce for reenverv. Bom, July ft, 1?1!, to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Payment of Portland an 11 Hi. boy. Mr. and Mrs. Payment were for merly residents of Oervais. Mrs. H. DcJanlin and son Julian, Mr, and Mrs. o.ls. V. Keppinger left Mon day morning for Netarts beach for a couple of week's outing, Mr. Kcpping er drove them over in his automobile, but returned next day. A thief "jimmied" the back window of Joe Kcippinger ' store .Wednesday night and got away with jewelry and toiliit articles that belonged to a punch board outfit. He preferred to lake a chance with a "jimmie" rather than a "pmich." Father Hcroski was quite ill for a day or two last week and suffered con siderable pnin for several h"urs be-, cause llrr. Hickman wss detainer! on a return trip from Portland by an auto- mobile bri-akdowii, and he would not employ an other i!iyician. He was soon up and about as usual after the doctor s arrival. Paving on this sit'linn of the Pncific highway will pro-bubly not be resumed until next week, on account of making repairs on the plnnt at Brooks. Hut the grading crew are ibusy every day and linking a fine job of it. Tho jlirber company havo b'inun at this end of their contract and going south and are working two shigts and lay about JIW feet jier day. Top Manning, who returned recently from the I'. . naval department, and saw much sea duty and visited many foreign isirts, was iu tlervais a few days ago, culling on relatives friends. His brother Cyril who service with the marine an I . 1 1( ,m , 2. Willamette ndilitnio. wounded and has been at l,.-tterman Ht(.1.i,. t0 j, w. McOuire, 3.'1 hfii-I hospital, San Francisco is also at the: ,',,H,,r.k ,,im 42 W. .immi. Home f th,,,r parents Mr and Mrs . t R Mai(M1 A. .vanning or loriinnn, nnving a inir- , , .i,,, ? , r o ur , , , , ' Itrscls In J. B. IMioIiiii claim uli W, Ben'jiiiuiii I'. Stevens, our most ven-1 comprising ..,.4.. acres, aer. s an eraole citizen, readied the age of W j ''" respectively voirs lut tsntiirdnv. .lime 1. He is 1- F. Masher to R Tegliina, .1 hale and hardy, uud has eaten but two acres in suctions 3 and 4-7-1 W meii'i a day f'r s.-v.-ral years; he rel-f T. II. R.l.in-n to II. H. Cite inul W. islu s can ly lilie a child; and en joys a i T. Jeuks, north half of Kd Commons game of cribbnge or euchre; can tell ,. i,im :.'." i V. $201111. you some sole splittm' stories or gnc von the dav and date of iiniiortant I W. W. Hall to Chris Davis, lot 9, Hulls Home Trncts. H0. W. J. Jobson to F. L. Gibson, lot i Hulls Home Tracts. Henry Winkler to Clarn Anderson, lot 1, block I, (Intesvillc. i.iim. Clophus Kegunr to M. Pendleton, lot 8, block lid, Gervais. .'00. I,. H. Grassman to II. tiiillukseii, IB acres in K. ', Cooley claim 42 0-1 W. 2."iiili. Himrthy Shank to John (ioell, lots 15 1H 17, IdiM-k H, hiiupsou's addition. ",17.-l. Frances Wason to T. G. liligh, lot The ear was . ,..-;.,. i ..i,;..ri ni i,i.a.iu u,t,.h Work on the Pacific highway under itho Huber contract is going on rapid-1 ly. Monday ll-'.o lineal feet of base were laid and over IVOO fe.-f of the tupj (-nnlifcr 1 nm hi-at l'rriti Mniubivi hill n,,,.l nf Itin men t.inif 'it Wi lt At within ... , . ,i tt,irn,.,l W0.t,Lr iuV me rare ine worn i g.ong on now mere ." ,'"-",, J "..' . ' ,..,., , ' brought ani,roiioatelv 4U cents i,er ll. i. every pro.peet of f h,r,g the pav- ,M - - - " - ' - ; . , ,, thai the season's hi.h 111 l'M,T pSri 111 l'lT ".M'll.II r, - ry Tribune. mark bad been reached the day brrore, ' ' iwliiin a car loi.d of cherriis shipped In A coat snd vest found just off the Waterloo, la., bniuidit I4A7S. lino e leave evints that happened before the civil Salem's a Good Place to Trade ins; much ."arlier than anticipated. Two shifts of men arc cmulnved bv 'the contractors, and two shifts wf in- iM.ct,ira liv ihp slate, hut fine wt of en' cini'ir, coicr -the irreatcr iiorfion of : Oregon iMphone and jtylnplnme. Tiielr program is of Indus. te variety. Southamp ton, Kngland, with 7W',000 feet of rail wav ties. iitf r,f ths interstate portion oi ... : ., -i . U,uth shifts, going out carlr and coming "'" ' '' .t L. rs. rm.in at; iue mco.p r.vW, w, ', i-.- ,ae time foreman f the I nion Meat i arnouver Wednesday for 8oi There Is nrobablv no better kkoun musb al organization In Hie I.jeeura or ,, ;. ,ii.,i .k,. ,i, nfi. s,.,;n!, ! piant, has committed suicide. Chautauqua world tlinii Ihe AolI- Com-ert ompnny. ror a oozen yenrs mis :,,,, v rp,,.!, t!,e hithwsv is i .,... v.-ii.. i...- l....... .,m,. .... . ! . . . . . ... ; iiiiiiuy, uiuliT the leauersnij) oi flnmu- w-ns, mm w-u e"i "i inniu teqiiai to tvny neirig ainc in tne stale. ; of survese? In every state and territory In the t'nion. They are to -bee ! Anrora Observer. . TiaiJiaiiiun this year w ith two smashing proEniins featuring the Asillopbone, 1 1 . awnn-.t'v eiiiistriH-ted iu!nmit iit. rnibraeinz the wt quiiiities oi i ue niaruu The Vintern flre-'on Tic and Lumber association, with head'juarters at Ku-1 Labor unions of Vancouver havs gene, will organiw a silling agency, ojicned a coojierative store. It will be and a compsny wi'l be -formed for that know n as the I'nion Cash store and purpose. " 14 ' j will be oj eiated on the Itoeli lale plan. iTorpet It" Ruv At Home Try Salea First la Buying Try Salem First In Buyr I Salem's a Good Place to Trade IS YOUR EUSINESSS PROTECTED X You have locked your money in a safe, placed your automobile in a garage, but what have you done with your business. It represents MONEY and is MONEY and therefore should be locked up J with an adequate and comprehensive ACCOUNT- I ING SYSTEM. Let us serve you in this capacity. t TRCMLEY A!ID HENDERSON Public Accountants J Chamber of Commerce Bldg. roitland; Oregon. J