Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-02

who are interested In this boost
ing Salem organization are cast
ing about for the right kind O.
material for officers next year, al
the way from King Bing to tn,
various mobiles of the kings coun,
Gil.
1t Is felt that in the election Of
King Bing, the best material in
the Cherrians must be selected al
the coming year will be one thai
will decided whether the organ.
ization will continue or whether
1t has about outlived its useful,
ness. William McGilchrist Jr. il
the present King Bing.
Many Qualified to Lead.
w. M. Hamilton is regarded by
Cherrians as a suitable King Bing
who could take hold of the helm
for the coming year. Mr.. HamiI-
ton has been an active Cherrian,
responding to every call, is known
as an executive and hard worker
He served two terms as president
OF the chamber of commerce dur
ing its strenuous years, is Ro-
tartan and public spirited citi-
zen. He is division manager of
the Portland Railway, Light &
Power company.
J. Z. Perry, at present serving
as president of the chamber OF
commerce, is also mentioned as
good material for King Bing, Mr..
Perry is former representative
from Marion county in the legisla-
ture, knows the needs of the city
and has been strong for the Cher
rlans. He is a successful busi-
ness man and director in the Sa-
lem Bank of Commerce.
U. G. Shipley is another men
toned for a King Bing. He has a
broad vision of the needs of the
city, and what an active Cherrian
organization should do this com
Ing year. He is president OF
the Salem Businessmen's league.
Moreover, Mr.. Shipley has taken
an active Interest in the Cherrians
and always responded to the call
and believes the work of the Cher
rlans of benefit to the city.
DR.. o. A. Olson has been a faith
ful Cherrian and hard worker in
the ranks. He has taken his Cher
rian duties seriously and has
many friends who believe that
serving as King Bing, DR.. Olson
would install into others the same
sense of duty he has shown him
self.
.a9 Must Elect Others.
AS Lord Governor Wood. ]. G
Perry has been serving the pas
year in the office of vice-presi.
dent The duties of the office are
to preside during the absence OF
King Bfng and to serve on the
Council Of Mobiles. For this office
there is an abundance of material
and the following have been sug-
gested: Harley o. White, former
mayor of Salem; H. 7. Love, mer-
chant and active Cherrian; George
Alderin, who is active in civic
matters and Bert Macy, who has
the interests Of the Cherrians at
heart.
The office of secretary, official
ly known as Chancellor of the
Rolls, is now held by william
Gahlsdorf. For the coming year
there is good material to select
from and these include such loyal
Cherrians as oliver j. Myers of tie
Spaulding Logging company; w.
1. Staley Of the Oregon Growers;
George G. Brown of the state
land office, and Albert Gille of the
state forester's office.
Seek Peace Maker.
The sergeant of arms, who is
supposed to keep things quiet and
to suppress the unruly, at present
is e. Cooke Patton. To succeed to
these heavy duties, there are many
capable Cherrians, but it has been
suggested that the Cherrians
would be safe in electing w. II.
Parker, Lee Garfield, Elmer Daue
or A. A. Gueffroy.
The title of Duke Of Lambert is
now held by DR.. H. II. Olinger
The duties of the duke consist of
being a member of the kings
council. 1t has been suggested
that proper material could be
found in the election of Paul
Siege. Ralph Cooley. Curtis Cross
or Hal D. Patton. These are all
loyal Cherrians.
w. j. Busick is now holding
down the job of Queen Anne's con-
sort for the Cherrians. He serves
On the kings cabinet and attends
the queen once year. For these
heavy duties the following good
and true Cherrians have been sug-
gested: A. N. Pierce, Carl Gabriel
son, c. B. Webb and Frank G..
Myers.
Many Are Mentioned.
The Archbishop Of Rickreall
serves on the executive committee
and for the past year, the work
has been cared for by M. L. Mey