Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-27
Jury Venirefor
Circuit Court Of
Polk Arranged

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Y. Dallas. Sept. 27.--To serve dur
Ing the fall term Of circuit court,
which convenes here Monday Oc-
xnber 18th. the following jurymen
have been drawn by Sheriff Orr
and Deputy County Clerk senter:
r. n. Lewis, Falls city;0John
n, Martin. Dallas; J. U, Yeater,
AGonmonth; j. A. Tetherow, Mon
mouth: J. O. Price, Rickreall: H.
g. Fudge. Ballston; Clifford E
Eunkers. Amity; c. A. Kerber.
Airlie: #. B. Kelley, Independ-
ence: o. e. Focht. Ballston; w. HI.
Pelker. salem; Homer v. Link,
Airlie: r. s. Henry, Monmouth:
MARK Capps, Independence; j., b.
HRyes. Sheridan; Fred p. Elliott,
Dallas: J. NJ. Jones, fndepend-
ance: c. HI. Morris. Dallas; Noah
Eerguson. Falls City; w. s. Nc
Chain. Buena Vista; j. A. Reyn-
DIds, Independence; Ira c. Yocum,
Sheridan: Peter Kiirre, Independ-
ence: M. ID. Coulte.-, Independ-
ence: X. M. Fowle, A;rlie; N. A.
Lmde, Falls City; H. Mattison.
independence; Edwarl Miller,
Tsa1lston: William Addison, Inde-
Isendence; Albert Teal, Falls City;
T. HI. Talbot, Grand Ronde.
County Clerk Floyd d. Moore,
inns returned to his work after 8
weeks in a Portland hospital, to
find his office force again deplet-
ed- Miss Otella Friar, who has
been employed as Sd deputy, has
accepted a position as cashier
with the Mountain States Power
company. This is the third time
Mr.. Moore has had to fill vacan-
cies i'm his office in the past year,
,due to the low salaries paid by
the county for clerks and stenog-
raphera The demand for efficient
Eten0graphers and clerks makes
the county positions only step
ping stone to better salaries. Mr..
Moore Eays until the county couvs
learn that capable assistants in
the offices are as valuable to the
county as they ar, 10 individuals
or corporations, they annot ex-
pert and will not get real eff
cheney IN the county offices. Fur
f5sermore. 1t is an injustice to com
pei an official 20 spend portion
or his time to the training of in
experienced help for the benefit
or business men and corporations.
Mr.. Moore will present the circum
stances to the court and ask for
An Increase in his deputies salar-
ies.
Mis- Ofella Friar was business
visitor in Salem Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Wisner began
work in the county clerks office
today. taking the position vacated
by Miss Otella Friar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd d. Moore
made trip to Monmouth Sunday,
to visit Mr. Moore's people.
Chas. r. Cole, who has been em-
pIoyed at the Dallas Iron Works
shops, left Dallas yesterday with
MS family for Arizona. where he
VIII enter the services of the rail-
road company.
DIR. A. B. Starbuck and family
are moving temporarily to their
prune ranch in Eola hills where
they will remain until after the
rrUp is harvested. DIR. Starbuck
says his loss apparently, will be
1-3 OF the crop.
AT a regular meeting last night
at the Commercial club in the I'M
perinl hotel building, a commit
tee composed of Rev. D. A. Nc
Kenxie and H. A. -Joslin was ap-
pointed to cooperate with the Wo-
manf club, in the solicitation of
clothing for the Armenians. An APP
peal has been made to the United
\ States for clothing and wearing
apparel and the two. organizations
re going to make borough cam
VASES OF the city. to secure shoes.
clothing and undergarmeittss for
men. women and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kugle cf
West Salem are in Dallas visiting
with friends, Mr.. Kug.e formerly
Iived in Dallas and was the own
er OF the orchard tract which is