Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-19

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Big dance at Silverton Sat. June %
given by Co. H. Music by Suckow's
jazz orchestra Come. 6-20
The Marion-Polk Farm Loan associa
tion has loaned since last September to
40 farmers the sum Of $171, 800, and the
association hopes to greatly increase this
amount during the next few months,
Through an error yesterday, the amount
was stated as $4,000.
Jacob Idlewine Of 1928 Broadway
brought some strawberries to the Jour-
nal office. He says they are very pro-
life and make fine berry for canning
The pupils of Miss Margaret Fisher,
assisted by Miss La Won Coppock,
reader, Delbert Moore, violinist, will
appear in q piano recital at the First
Baptist church this evening at 8:15
o clock. Public cordially invited.
MR.. and Mrs. G. E. Terwilliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
770 Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
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Henry Hickey, Of Howell Prairie cut
a small tract of barley Saturday. This
is something unusual at this time in the
valley as it is generally two weeks later
before the first harvesting is done. The
grain is in the shock and is fully ma
tured and ripened.
Patriotic mass meeting at Brooks
school house Sunday June 23d at $3.50
p. m, good music, speaking by Walter
L. Tooze of Salem and Others Every
body urged to be present. Signed, Chair
man district 81. 6.21
Notice to stockholders of the Illahee
Country club. 1t is important that all
stockholders of the Illahee Country
club attend the meeting Wednesday ev-
ening, or if unable TO attend, deliver
their proxy in person to the secretary
before the meeting Give this matter
your immediate attention. 1t is i'm
portant,-W. II. Burghardt, Jr, secre-
tary.
Mps r. A. Baker is In receipt of a
letter from her son Aubrey Jones who is
with Company M in France in which he
writes that the box sent him for Easter
Sunday had just arrived. Even if it was
few weeks late, he writes, that it was
duly appreciated by himself and com
rades.
J A few things farmers who are In
tending to borrow money through the
National Farm Loan association should
remember:
Make your application for loan
three to six months before you want
to use the money.
keep an accurate account Of your
income and expenses.
3--See that your land and buildings
are properly assessed
4-Remember we loan go per cent of
the actual value of the land exclusive
of the buildings and 20 per cent on the
insurable value of the buildings.
.
Members of Hudson Council No. /,
Royal and Select Masters will go to
McMinnville Saturday evening to
confer the degree of Royal and Select
Masters on a class of 40 candidates. The
officers Of Hudson Council No. will
put on the work. On the same evening
the MeMinnville lodge will receive a
visitation from the grand lodge officers
of the state.
A German spy may have been living
in Canada and even taken out natural
ization papers there before coming to
this country, yet he is regarded as an
alien by this government. The question
came to Postmaster August Huckestein
wherein William Psetak claimed that he
was not an alien, having taken out pa
pers as citizen while living in Canada
Taking up the matter with the U. s.
marshal Of this district, Mr.. Huekestein
received the following letter: "This
government does not recognize Canadian
naturalization and under our laws Mr..
Psctak is German alien and it will be
necessary for him to register as such
J and also his wife and children who We're
not born in this country.n