Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-03
ORGANIZATION OF
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE
is NOW COMPLETE
Complete List Of Officers and
Committee for Marion
County

rion county and for Salem has finally
been completed, with the exception o.
the workers who are to be selected By
the captains. This will be done in
few days, and it is believed by Mon
day the strongest and most effectiv,
community organization ever effected
in the county will be ready to go tt
work. The work is in three sections
soliciting, publicity, and household
questiOnnaires, and all three organiza
tions are ready for business.
Salem, under the leadership Of "Gen
eral" r. Z. Lee Steiner, superintend
ent of the state hospital, will make ;
strenuous effort to go over the top il
one week. As the quota for the city
id approxims.t .tely 100000 This will
require 100000 a day being subscrib
ed, and DR.. Steiner believes this will
be possible, The entire state is lining
up behind the "over the top in 9
week. idea and it is considered posi-
I'ble that this can DE accomplished.
As the final organization of the va
riou5 committees was not made until
yesterday, the details of the work in
the publicity department have not been
announced. In this section, the Salem
organization is working over the en-
tire county, and cooperating with the
publicity committees in the small cit
les. The big parade next Saturday is
the opening gun of the campaign ar
ranged by the special features commit
tee, and will be the best that the city
can produce. Governor Withycombe is
expected to issue a proclamation on the
subject in a few days.
In Salem the solicitors division is
placed on a military basis, but this
mas net been followed by all the other
Marion county cities. All have COM
pleted their organization, however, and
are ready fer the drive to start next
Monday. 1t is believed by the county
conrmitJee that every person in the
county will have chance to learn just
why he should buy a bond before the
week is over, and it is probable they
declare, that large majority will do
so.
Following is the local organization:
Central Committee: Ivan g. Mcdaniel
chairman; d. w. Ayrc, A. Bush, j. II.
Albert, S. B. Elliot.
Auditing Committee; Sam Kozer, Rob
ert Paulus.
Solicitor s seetion DR.. R. E. Lee
Steiner, general; "E1ying Squad' Dan
j. Fry, G. P. Bishop, j. N. Neale, G.
Rhoden, 7. B. Kay.
Lieutenant Generals Fred Mangis, E.
M. Burke.
Captains S. S. East, Rev. Robert Gill
Frank Davey, DR.. Morfield, j. G. Perry
N. C. Kafoury, j. G. Baker, Arthur
Lawrence, 0. A. Hartman, 4. K. Ford,
j. Baumgartner, John Bayne, W. G.
Dyer, Oscar Ginrich, w. W. Moore, G..
A. Elliot, Paul Johnson, Clifford Brown
r.. Smelling, August Huckestein, Jr,
Curtis Gross, w. G. Allen, f. l.. Waters
Louis Lachmund, G. Q. Bellinger.
Card Supervision Section; }. A..
Bronson, supervisor; Mrs. W. ). Sta
ley, head of volunteer workers.
Follow-up committee: August Hucko
stein, Max o. Buren, Theodore Roth,
Charles Weller.
Publicity Section: General Publicity:
R. A. Harris, M. j. Meyers, Q. Patten,
Rev. Gill.
Special Features Committee: P. q.
Fullerton, o. A. Hartman, Oliver Mey-
ers, William Fink.
school Section; County Superintend-
ent w. M. Smith,
Newspaper Publicity: Charles ID. Fish
Or, r. j. Hendricks.
Speakers Committee: Charles Gallo
way, Fred Lamport, James Heltzel.
Distribution Committee: Boy Scouts,
High School Cadets.
Following is the county organizations:
Aumsvilie: A. p. Speer, chairman;
w. c. Anderson, Sherman Swank, Ross
gondit, c. T. Helm.
Aurora: Guy Hickok, chairman; n.
@. Wescctt, c. F. Grover, John Muir
ray, NJ. G. Smith.
Donald: Henry Zorn, chairman; F.
3. Yergen, Mrs j. II. Miller, j. l.
Moore, b. S. Quinn.
Gervais: Sam II. brown, chairman;
4. d, Mars, G. ]. Moisan, }. W. be
hume, j. B. Vanderbeck.
Hubbard: l.. A. Beckman, chairman;
lone named,
jefferson: Ed Smith, chairman; Rob
,rt l.. Tucker, John T. Jones, Nj. ID.
Iooney, J. b. Hatch.
Mill City: J. R. Shaw, chairman;
2eorse II. Letellier, c.. H. Mcknight |
W, Z. bufCFull, II. Il. hANS-
Monitor: C. w. Coynes, chairman;
/. w. Giles, w. A. Wood, Martin
Sostvold, n. c. Erntson.
Mt. Angel: Jos ]. Keber chairman;
! o. Rice. Henry Butseh, G. ID. ED
,er, T. l.. Amber, a. L. Brougher
Ieotts Mills.
Silyerton: +. f. Callister, chairman;
:. P. Ristcigen, Grover Simmons, Geo.
v. Huobs, T.. 5. Porter.
Stayton: ]. w, Mayo, chairman; Geo.
1eech, Glen Munkers, Geo. Bell, Snblim-
ty, H. A. Beauehamp, o. M. Baker,
kingston, Oregon; George Smith.
st. Paul: ]. n. Mckay, Chairman;
ames f. Smith, William nj. Murphy,
J.. l.. Vandwiele, S. ]. Smith.
Turner: r. d. Gray, Chairman; DR..
Iary Staples, Brazier c. Small, J. n.
duncan. p. F. Thomson.
Woodburn: ]. NJ. Poormon, Chairman;
Z. A. Hoffard, ]. F. Steelhammer, Jos.
). Mailman, H. NJ. Austin.