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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-30

TUTORS RIGHTS.-Why all this
trouble about the Teachers Fedora
ton and its recognition by the poll
ticians and the school board of the
city? Why make so much noise
about nothing? If the teachers want
and need a federation, what is there
to prevent them from having one? If
they want to meet somewhere when
their days work is done to discuss
and decide on matters Of common
interest and contribute money to
some cause beneficial to them, no
mayor or school board can prevent
them from doing so.
Every person is by nature en=.
dowed with a liberty of thought
which is not limited by any external
forces, and outside of the school
room, at least, a teacher can exercise
the same civil rights as any one else.
And no teacher should recognize"
any one who tries to interfere with
these rights,
Some people have superstitious
reverence for what they call ''recog-
nition'' and will wage long and bitter
wars to have their societies and
unions recognized" by some boss or
some one who happens to have
power. To obtain recognition
from these sources is to them mark
of distinction and a degree of honor.
They must get rid of this supersti-
ton. = Theodor johnson, 1916 St.
Paul Av.
EXECUTION JUSTlFIED.-Read-
ing Mr.. Tweedle's article of Oct. Is,
am sorry to see one man pulling for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-30
DRIVERS WANT BETTER

DRIVERS WAN BE EK RAISE
Truck Drivers and Chaufeurs'
union to meet Sunday to hear report
of a committee who will visit Carriage
Exchange today to demand a $1.50
a week raise. At meeting last night
the union voted to reject the 50-cent
raise offered by the exchange.
This is the second union to reject
the offer. The Chicago Truck Driv-.
ers and Chauffeurs' union voted
Wednesday, to refuse the raise and
authorized a strike. There are TO-
600 men in the two unions.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-30
MOTHER AND CHILD TELL STORY
BUT JUDGE LET NICHOLS co

BUT JUDGE LET NICHOLS co
John Nichols, saloonkeeper at
Morgan st. and Jackson blvd, was
discharged by Judge LaBtiy in Des-
PLANES street court yesterday Mich
OILS was arrested on a complaint
sworn out by Mrs. Louise Seagrave,
954 w. Van Buren, St, who charged
him with swearing at her when she
asked him to stop selling liquor to
her husband on Sunday.
Annie, the S-year-old daughter of
Mrs. Seagrave, testified that Nichols
had called her mother names.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-30

EXECUTION JUSTlFIED.-Read-
ing Mr.. Tweedle's article of Oct. 25,
/ am sorry to see one man pulling for
dope our daily capitalistic news
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-30

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
CATHOLIC ORDER OF
FORESTERS INDORSE
PRESIDENTS POLICY

Portland, Or, June H. Support of
the Catholic Order of Foresters to Presi.
dent Wilson in his effort to maintain
the dignity and honor of the United
States in the eyes of the world is
pledged in n resolution passed by the
order yesterday. The Foresters, who
held their state convention here yester.
day, directed that the resolution be sent
to the president. In full the resolu.
tion roads:
Whereas, We, the members Of this
convention Of Catholic Foresters, real.
ize the ardous difficulties and the
ponderous responsibilities resting upon
the chief executive Of our beloved ma.
tion in guiding our country safely
through these turbulent times result.
ing from the frightful European war
therefore
Resolved That the loyalty Of this
body be pledged to the president of
this nation in his noble efforts to main.
tain tho dignity and honor Of the
United States before the world And
we pray divine wisdom to aid him in
maintaining honorable peace between
this and the nations Of the world,'
Another resolution through Arch
bishop Christie was addressed to Pope
Benedict XIV pledging fealty to him
and indorsiug his efforts for the restor'
alton of peace among the warning ma
tions.
The convention was presided over by
M, j. Molley, grand chief ranger. Din
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
Standing Committees.
WEST SALEM
4 4 4 y = x * * 4 y * x * s j,

Mrs. r. A. Hunt has returned from a
weeks visit in the Zena neighborhood,
Mrs. Will Moore is i'll with diptheria.
The family is quarantined,
A number Of the young people of
West Salem are working in the Hunt
cannery and some of the children are
busy picking,
Mr., John Simon has been suffering
from a severe attack of poison oak.
Mrs. Frank Lamb and their little
ones, have gone to Kansas to make
their home. Mr. Lamb and their Oldest
boy will follow later when some bust.
ness matters are settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cherry have rented
their home and gone to Idaho for the
summer.
Mrs. Forrest who lives in the depot
building, has been quite i'll from heart
trouble and la grippe.
Frank Simon is clerking for Frazneu
aud Heise taking the place Of Ben
Bartcll who is now driving a iitney
from Salem to Gervais.
Mrs Geo, Fragure is quite i'll at her
home with nervous prostration. A
nurse has been in attendance.
Mr., and Mrs, Fred Harmon are at
home after several weeks outing with
relatives and friends in various places
Of Marion and Linn counties
Messrs, Fred lIannon and Tom Bean
are preparing to run meat auto.
They have planned five routes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
STOPS THE PAINS
OF INDIGESTION
When Soda Tablets Lose Effect
Try This Simple Remedy.

People who are accustomed to tax.
ing some digestive tablet after meals
which depend solely ON Soda or Pen.
sin Os digestive aids, generally find
such remedies soon lose their force
aud that it takes two or three
tablets to bring relief whore at first
it took but one.
such condition is dangerous and
the use Of such remedies should be
promptly stopped before serious dam.
age is done the stomach. The exces.
siVe use Of pcpsin weakens the nat.
ural organs Of digestion, while Ere.
quent doses of Soda irrtate the
stomach walls.
Speedy relief from the distress of
sour gassy stomach heartburn, or
that full heavy, lumpy feeling can
be safely obtained from Mi.o.na
stomach tablets which are phvsi.
cians' prescription. Mi.o.na IN.
ereases the flow Of the gastric uices
strengthens, instead of weakens the
stomach and promotes a natural
healthy aud painless digestion thaf
soon makes any digestive pin uunoc.
eSSary.
These Mioha Tablets are ALWAYS
sold by Daniel j. Fry and other lead.
ing druggists ON positive guarantee
VI satisfaction or money back.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
s1NA Reward, $l@ !.

r,c readers OF this paper ,Ssst S'd 81,
Daased qne 10 learn that there Is a SSs S'a
catarrh. Halls Catarrn C,,i,, Oa,'t ia NE medical
nositlve cure now KNOW" HnIVg a Y constitution,
fraternity catarrh OSins OSeinnnsstItStional tr'...
disease, requires rSess,Srrb i Cure Is taken N
%Tnt %TsTTnay H9i acting 1decly, ~ upon gsy,t nS @ s.
ETd sg d%esf9yps %afSgf lie oSadqHGn SIssH .ssI e " y
ease, e and giving the p,,IcD pa'IlSDIa and assitIrs
building up the eonsttg,iilOTIlb s,i M S prcpretsri
nature In doing lts wT,Gi in Ne curative p,, pSn,
have SO much faltho dt one NJ II Hundred Dos!SSI Dos!.sS
ers that they n, 9iIer Il IA fSIls 10 cure. sew
Tor list Of testlmonnliaIlsr,y A CO., Toledo
~ AddreSa, f. J, cHENE,ft a. q WV .,,
soId d By ali DrugglstSs SsI,iS iGS ,or cOnIhpiii''
Take Hairs Family r'''' W.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

club shall be exempt from payment of
dues.
Section 4, The yearly dues of each
resident and nonresident member shall
become payable on the first day of the
month following his election to mem
leTship by the board of directors.
Section 5. All members whose dues
shall become three months in arrears
shall be automatically suspended there.
by. Report of such suspensions shall
be made to the board of directors by
the secretary, who shall also notify
such members of their suspension, Any
member who has been suspended for
non--payment of dues may be restored
to membership by the board upon pay
mont in full by him of all his indebt-
edness due at the time of his sus.
pension.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
ARTICLE VII.
Meetings and Elections.

Section I. The fiscal year OF thc
club shall close ON the 3lst day of May
Of each year. On June 7th Of cucn
year. u meeting shall be held at s
O'Clock p, m to be known MS the an.
nuUl meeting, at which meeting the
names of the directors chosen by the
several departments and those by the
entire membership previously certified
10y the secretary shall be reported by
the secretary Of the club to the mem.
horship at large, In the event juno
1th falls ON Sunday or legal holiday,
then the meeting shall be held ON the
next succeeding business day.
At the first election held under this
constitution for the election Of eleven
directors, not later than one week prior
to the meeting whom the first board
is chosen, meeting shall be held OF
each department, at which meeting moi
less thu three members shall be nomi
nuted for the office of director to rep
resent such department ON the boart
Of directors. The nominees shall b,
voted ON by ballot, the one rcceiviu,
| the highest number of votes to he de
cnrcd elected. The seven directors s.,
chosen shall serve for u term Of ON
year
Section ., At the annual meeting
full detailed reports OF the entire oper
alton Of the club for the year shall h
rendered to the club by the proper of
ficcrs and business in connection wit
tae purpose Of the club may be con
si lercd and acted upon.
Section 8, Special meetings Of IN
cub may be called at amy time as pr,
| yided In section A, Article vi. Of IN
constitution. Thirty resident member
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
independence News Notes
VUapital journal Snociol a.,

V'opi'al Journal Special Service,
- - independence. Or. Inn. !.
Lara Fitzgerald spent seyo,oI UIng Il
IN Portland this week anio',i y;al Gays
Rose carnival. '"JO'ins The
Miss Gertrude Jewel. stono,,..,
and bookkeepcr of the h5eDsnSpp' h5slSpne'
Wednesday. :" rOF'land
the week end in Portland. ''''' spent
F. j. Simson, proprietor of tbo y.
riety store, who underwent n % ss,'a, a.
operation at The Good Samaritan ,'ivu' Sos'
PlVaI in Portland a few weeks aoo oVs !.
rapidly recovering and will soos as' ~
turn home. ~ 'OOH re-
Elmer Addison spent Tbur,1,y a.,
Friday in Portland. 'pu
f. l.. Buchanon left last veoL O..
spokane, Wash, where he will rcnai. nv,
Indefinitely. ''"''a
r. E' Bodenhommer proprietor Of tbe
Independence bakery, attended II t,S " ,o.s ,as
fe9tivol in Portland this week. ''''
H. A, CoVey was visitor in po,t.
land Wednesday of this week,
jess Wniteaker Albany |, visit
ing at Che home Of his mother lIn
Geo, Whiteaker of this city,
Mr. and Mrs, ]. Nichols Of Lebanon
spent Sunday in Independence visiting
relatives aud friends.
j. j, FeatOn and wife spent several
days in Portland this week celebrating
the rose carnival.
j. S. Cooper ST., was ia Portland
this week.
Quite Il crowd Of Sac Bebckahs'Of
this city motored 70 Salem to attend
the installation meeting Of the Salem
Rcbekahs Monday evening,
Il. Fluke and wife Of tEe Fluke and
johnson grocery store left this week
for Kelse, Wash, where they will yla
a short time,
Everett Cook and wife were in P1
land this week.
Dean Walker was in Eugene iAn
week visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs, Grant Mcl.aughlia V's
visitors in Corvallis one day this week
j. G. Mcintosh and wife were w.
itors in Portland several days ihn
. week. Their neice Miss Patterson %
comp0uied them
Art sloper and wife spent SUNDAY H
! Portland
Mrs. Pearl Hedge spent several ua''
in Portland this week
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

of OFF tSo %as ss served we'd in the new BANQUET ~
foiTn folIas class Of st. Marys' acsaemvs 'rr sFal ID
oO,lo!Ming officers were elected ltsTy, y. The
ensuing two years. '''eu iOr the
c. 1IO15t n Tt,iSs iBreedIoye, state chief ,,,,,..
L. L. ' p E%Hldman, %on vice state chief ranss ranss
Kebcr T8gteT state siaie secretary Jossp
y, W., n. Gooding, John zuSesy Sps' Ge'hS! e
Ny NwyoItring, Rev, ]. G. Hupbes mi"v'' .ui l. = "
otai %aneH state trustees. 4. A. r anq HS., u J.
stem stem was elected delegate 4, IT, ~ huFie'
ternational convention "'' 70 'he in'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
ARTICLE X.
Amendments.

The constitution may be amended by
a two-thirds affirmative vote of the res
ident members present at any meeting
of the club, provided that notices and
copies of such proposed amendments
shall be furnished to the secretary and
by him posted ON the bulletin board of
the club at least twenty days before the
date of the meeting at which it is pro
posed to consider them. The secretary
shall also cause notices of such meet,
ing to be printed and sent to each res.
ident and life member at least ten days
prior to the date thereof,
Rules for Board of Directors.
l. Regular meetings of the board
shall be held on the first t........ of
each month, at..,..o' 'clock 49,. M.
.. The business of the board shall
be conducted in the following order;
a. Roll call.
b. Reading of the minutes of the
last regular meeting, and of special
meetings held subsequent thereto.
c. Admission of new members.
d. Reports Of standing committees.
f. Reports of officers.
g, Unfinished business of any pre-.
coeding meeting.
h, New business.
3, Any member of tine board of di.
rectors who shall voluntarily absent
himself from its meetings for two con.
sccutive months, unless he present to
the board a satisfactory excuse, shall
be deemed to have resigned therefrom
and his office shall be declared vacant
4. Robert 8 rules Of order shall be-
the authority for procedure in conduct
ing meetings of the club, board Of di
reators and committees except wher
provision is otherwise made in the con
stitution.
Standing Committees,
Section /. An executive committe,
of four, consisting of the president
vice-president, secretary and treasurer
2. A committee Of management con
sisting of the direction elected from
each division and four members select
ed by him from the membership Of tina
division will compose the committee o
management Of each of the seven de
partments. Such committee shall serv
for term of one year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

and upon proper requisltiOn signed by
the director representing the depart
ments, vouchers shall be issued by the
secretary and president as occasion may
require and funds available and shall
be paid by the treasurer upon presen.
tation.
Section s. The secretary shall keep
correct account of all the business
transactions Of the club shall collect
the dues Of the members, and all other
moneys due or coming to the club and
shall pay the same over to the treas
urer, taking his receipt therefor, or the
receipt of such depositary as may be
designated by the board of directors
He shall keep correct minutes Of all
meetings of the club and the board of
directors, and keep the records and con
duet the general correspondence Of the
club. He shall notify each person elect
ed to membership Of his election, and
that upon signing the constitution he
will be u member of the club.
The secretary shall perform such 9th
er duties as may be assigned to him by
the board of directors.
Section 8. The treasurer shall be
elected annually by the members from
among their number at the time and in
the manner as the president and vice.
president and secretary are elected, He
shall receive from the secretary all
money belonging to the club, and shall
receipt for, and keep correct account
of the same. He shall pay out such
moneys only upon written order signed
/ by the secretary and countersigned by
the president. He shall make a report
of the receipts and disbursements
monthly to the board of directors.
The officers and members Of the club
shall, if required to do so by the board
Of directors, give surety bonds for the
faithful discharge Of their duties il
such sums as the boGrd from time tC
time may require and shall, at the expi
ration of their term of service, turI
over to their successors, all moneys
property, books and papers of the clul
in their possession, All bonds shall b.
for the benefit Of and payable to tn
club. The surety company issuing sue
bonds shall be selected by the boar,
of directors and the premium paid b.
the club.
Section 10. The board of director
shall have power to employ u manage
for the club, his duties and operation
,, shall be prescribed and directed by tn
board and salary fixed by the boarC
The board shall have power and AZ
thority to delegate such duties to sue
y manager Ns it may deem advisable an
may transfer any and all Of the cleri
al work Of the secretarys office to III
: manager should such move be decmc
advisable, Power to employ the ne
csaury assistants in the conduct Of Il
club may be delegated by the board
such manager, compensation of such er
ployces to be fixed by the board of d
rccctors, The manager so employC
SHALL be subject to the authority NJ
control Of the board Of directors al
shall make Il report to il at such tin
ns it may require, He shall also pc
form any other duties assigned TO hi
by the board.
Section II. No officer Of the chl
shall rs such, receive any compensate
for services rendered, unless auth,
i2cd and fixed by the board of
rectors.
AnmTCr I. W.T.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
ARTICLE v.
ORGANIZATION.

OIBdllGdllull'
Section !, For the purpose Of sys.
temotiling the operation Of the club,
il shall be divided into eight (S) de-
portments, which departments shall be
designated as follows:
/, Social; 2, civic; 3, Industrial; A.,
mercantile; 8, agriculturl 6, taxation
and legislation; I, tourists, publicity
and conventions; s, administration.
Section g The board OF directors
shall classify the members, and shall,
30 far us may be practicable, assign
each member to the department hand
ling the work in which he is particu
larly interested, the member having in.
dcated to the board his preference,
Should it appear that by following such
preference assignment requests there
would be such u distribution Of the
membership among the departments
that the working equilibrium Of the
club would thereby be distributed, the
hoard shall have authority to make
such readiustmcnts and assignments as
in its Judgment may be necessary to
best accomplish the purposes Of the
club.
Section 3. At the time aud in the
manner herein provided, each depart.
mcnt shall, at meeting to be held for
that purpose, by ballot, elect annually
one Of its members to represent it on
the board Of directors Of the club. The
name Of the director SO elected shall
be certified to the president of the club
by the secretary Of the club
Not less than ten days prior to the
close Of the fiscal year OF the Grub
eoch department shall, through ita ex
ccuhye committee, prepare and dclivc
10 the manager of the club bulge
showing in detail the several amounts
they desire apportioned to them to car
~ on their proposed operations during
the forthcoming year, which budget.
shall be- transmitted by the manager
10 the board Of directors for its con
alteration.
Special committees of each depart
mcnt may be appointed by the cXccu
tive committee Of the department whcl
ghell be responsible aud report to sucl
executive committee,
Section 4. Should there be an un
expired term vacancy in the board o.
directors, the department 20 which sucl
membership ON the board belonged shul
ut the same meeting elect succcsso
in the manner herein provided TO scry
tho remainder Of the term Of his pre-
decessor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
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STATE NEWS
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*
Medfocd Sun: Doe Helms had n ouo.
year-old mule that has the conntry
beat for bucking. There is NOT ha1
feature of the brOncho that the ohsti'
nate beast doesn t know. Several smon
boys were invited to ride the animai
last night but none were snccossfmi
Inc animal is always willing to buck
bucks. "e
Oregon City Enterprise: Operation
ct the Willamette Falls line of tbo
Portland, Eugene & Eastern roiIwov
was hindered for time Wednesday
when thief stole all the bonding w;re
from tne tracks between Osweao and
West Linn. Ninety.five pounds of the
wire, which is used TO connect ends of
rails, have been found bv Sheriff Wi.
son, together with large pair of nip.
pers.
Eugene Guard: Mayor Bell has given
orders for the cutting down of the
historic cherry tree at the corner of
Sixth avenue west and Lincoln street
and has obtained the permission of
John F. Kelly to place the trunk of the
orro vo opU" onOon, "io 10y ,ov un'l. sucn time as
IT," E'nhnn uem'9 ;.a sam pe alaue TO cut 1t up
;Imot I ~ "Do 2U''.o.e tL ~ MAKE the caD'
from the tree and the be placed in the
rooms of the Commercial club. The
tree will be taken out some time dur.
croo., poaa co,,.,.. u.,
;na I"'9 ~ Tna @sS oo"iIe.' "lthout lhahk
fmi,y % ,"e soi5 d"tIpt"p tI"t WAR ~ can ne truth
IN w." sortborn t 'n"o Nno om'"ES ;T a'e IooNlhg ~
aro 'O"ttE,m "ott;nm s Dtesth th lmo new sawmlll
nmtt;nG @ ' tLo;r "r" 'ots s"t o1t, ~ ~ poats are
5ov apa ,1j ah;nnia nv,' ILL., ,1so .le Mater every
s' ~ %n" st Sn' P'"s e"'inoil w Ine markets
Saoo, rooIi,' III L %" 80 ,s".lon ProJect
''''" ''"''' ~ ~ Ee''t"s ." '"e Joo'
Nr gS'"se ns o,a; Ia?nv 31n''hei' 3L. h MIss Lyal'
H. w. f;. n snIi i",.lS nn, .ne ,n holor VI haVihl
o ono i''Si o. l',, tLoI" 'Ipnase lor 'ne sea
o o",, "ne pitNeo : heau June Una
,od'VaeH nmS tao5 90 " SL - @ Lne"es anu was l'rl
anu uunuet, que mas huh'per NOR
'lioS' "s l"rBe's
r.,,.. TIA, N
.,h!lE hulsooy pIougHt IN - gooSeoerrle
wiz WIN WelsI1u t, o. ounces ounces. rae IA
@ suSv o"' rtia u, wy ,ou "eiSneT ueavS :
ouneV' a "'s ~ 10 NY " iIeuH uoHen nV u,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
Your System
Dem an ds

an occasional corrective to insure
good health and strength. Success
is almost impossible for the weak
and ailing. Enjoyment is not
for the sick. Impaired health
and serious sicknesses usually
begin in deranged conditions of the
stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

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\ II costs but one cent v'ta
X X TO tell your story each day IN
X the journal New To-day column : :
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cooucttes are lik, weather ,'l.v vnl''
onIy Fixed when they become nsIy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
ARTICLE TX.
Dnes.

section l. The yearly dues for resi-
dent members Of the club shall be 800.
payable in advance annunlly semi.
! iSunu9~ly quarterly, or monthly as the
board BOARD OF directors may by resolution
section . The yearly dues for non.
tesluSnt members shall be $500. payable
IN advance annually semi.annupliy. or
quarterly as the board of directors mny
by resolution order way '''' '''
section o Honorary members of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

shall constitute quorum at any meet,
inc of the club for the transaction OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
ARTICLE w.
Authority.

The authority, control and manage
mcnt over all the property and opera.
tons of the club shall be vested in and
be exercised by board Of directors
TO consist of one representative from
each of the divisions, president, a
vice.president, secretary and treasurer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12
Reorganized Commercial Club
To Vote on Amendments June IS

At meeting to be held Tuesday eve
ming, June 10, at the Commercial Club
rooms, the following proposed amend
mcuts of the constitution Of the Com
mercial club will be voted on.
The proposed amendments of the con
stitution of the Salem Commercial Club
ARTICLE I.
Name.
The name of this corporation and by
which it shall be known is the Salem
Commercial Club.
ARTICLE IL
Duration.
The duration Of this corporation shall
be perpetual.
ARTICLE III.
Purpose.
The object Of this corporation and its
pursuits shall be to promote the devel-
opment of the social, physical and men
tai capacities Of its members, to ad.
vance the commercial, industrial, and
civic welfare of the city Cf Salem, the
state Of Oregon, the Pacific Northwest
aud the United States.