Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-07

| wanted at once women ana girls
| to stem cherries. Apply Oregon
Packing Co. Phone 226. 1919
| Roads to Cascadia are in good
condition, according to u. S. Page OF
this city, who motored to the resort
last Monday.
present day needs of agriculture
will be the subject on which the Hon
orable e. T. Meredith, secretary of
agriculture Washington, ID. c., will
speak in Portland at noon July 10,
according to sword received today
from the state chamber Of commerce
by the local Commercial club. Salem
people interested are invited to be
present.
Among Salem people WHO spent
Monday at Cascadia were County
Clerk and Mrs. Eugene Boyer, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Vandevort, O. e.
Price and family. DR.. Floyd Utter
and family, DR.. f. Fl. Thompson and
family u. d. Huckestein and DR..
Dale Beechler.
Mrs. Rose Gamble was pleasantly
surprised last Sunday by the arrival
Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chadwick
from Spokane Wash. Mrs. Chadwick
| is an old school mate of Mrs. Gam
BILE. They are touring south with the
Iexpectation Of locating a home. and
both say that the willamette valley
with its beauty, looks good to them
and they may locate here.
Mrs. Edna Nelson Of Chico, Calf.
is visiting at the home of Mrs. John
Nelson plans to remain in the Capt.
tar city about a month.
| The past three months have been
the busiest in the history of the To-
cal post office, and the postage sales
! have been larger than any hereto
fore, in spite of the return to the
two cent postage rates, according to.
(, Postmaster Huckestein. Receipts for
the past quarter totalled $35,5f172.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Niemeyer and
small son, Stewart, returned Wednes-
| day from a motor trip to various
oregon beach resorts, having spent
| a week at Seaside. and several days
| at Gearhart and Cannon Beach. They
| were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Harris and son Claude, of
Portland Mrs. Nielneyer and Mrs,
Harris are sisters
Miss Jean McGregor. who filled the
office Of probate deputy in the OF
flee of the Marion county clerk two
years ago, was in Salem Tuesday and
Wednesday enjoying a brief visit
with old friends Miss McGregor Is
taking a vacation during the summer
months, and will have charge of the
commercial department in a hlgn
school next school term.
shut down since Friday, the
SnauIding sawmill again resumed
operations Wednesday morning.
salem merchants who plan to
decorate their shops during the third
annual state convention of Eiks to be
held here July 22-23-24 are urged to
get in touch with r. A. Fisk, official
decorator for the Elks. other men
| IL is said, have sought to take charse
of decorations, and merchants are
asked to cooperate with Mr. FISK
who has had considerable experience
| in the work.
OF interest to numerous residents
of this vicinity is the ruling received
AT the postoffice wednesday, whereby
postmasters have been authorized 10
impose storage charge on packages
ordinary or registered, from the Phn-
ippines, the United States postai
fagency at Shanghai, and from 1or-
eipn countries including Cuba, Can
| ada and Mexico, when such pack
ages are left in the office uneailee
for after notice has been mailed TO
the addresses that the packages are
ready for delivery The charge I'M
! nosad ia five cents day on eacn
nackage for every day after the ex-
/ piration of seven days, exclusive VI
SUNDAYS and holidays from the uate
that the notice is mailed.
! Salem police received notirica.ion
wednesday morning that rive olcs
cles had been stolen during the niehl'
and officers are hunting the thieves
1 Thirteen naturalization cases were
booked for hearing in Judge Ding
hams court Wednesday. The men VINO
1 desire to foreswear allegiance TO lor
i eign rulers and become citizens OF 'ns
i United States are: Frank Caiapa "
Salem. John Filosi of Turner, Herman
III. Kuenzi of Silverton. Louis Lai,
don of Salem, Frank Ecchout OF wooo
burn. Bernardo P. johnson OF silve
ton. Edward j. Ward of Salem, De-
rand Iyersen of Silverton, John zahlei
of Silverton, william Lentz OF salem
VI Anders p. Peterson of Leona. Aioei
: Clark of Salem and Leo g. Sieeer "
} Silverton.
Il Mr. and Mrs. w. B. MINER have re. r,
turned home after a brief visit VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley stevenson OF Eu'
gene. The trip was made by motor
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McCla1n OF .hn