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4 MARION COUriTY GETS GOOD ROADS MESSAG NOW BOOSTING BONDS ' J. Adams Principal Speak- . er at iaiem meeiing; ex plains Away Objections,' 1 MOTHERS MAKE ADDRESSES t ..:.- ': ;Xlee;atla jetom JTiunt of PistrJet: J on xa4l scout Anrel Jtprn. J tattveo an; Up In ta WUL 4 ,. . 1 1 j ' SaJem, Or.. March 22. With dclea !tlons present Irom nearly all the (towns In Marlon county, an en thu si lastic rood ra5 meeting: wu, h.ld las uieht at the Salem. Commercial club, t Th campaJm for th ,16,000.000 fnondine bill, which is to bo voted on in June,, was riven a great- tranatus in It his county by a talk mad! by B. J. fAdama, a member of tho state hlrh Jway commission. Many speakers who frollowed him declared they had not understood the situation before and What they felt confident, tf the lnXor tmatlon can be carried to the people, jtho bond will carry by a bir m Jjorlty. i - . Bonding- Bill Explained. I Mr. Adams explained the two bond, flnr bills and the measure Increasing the motor vehicle license tax which Hvere passed by the legislature. He r Iferred to various oWectlona that have tbeen rateed to the $6,000,000 bonding Jbill. one being the question as to its authority, I "It doesn't make much difference as to Its parentage, If the child Is rood; (h ; aald, : "I think it is wise to lay aside all (prejudice and consider wneth- jer the bill Is the thing we want. I "If we want good roads how are we fto ret them? We cant build them Jwlth toothpicks. It takes men and money to build roads. "Who Is groins Ho pay the bills? I : jrees to Pay Xade'btednese. I Mi Adam declared that both the interest and principal of both tho $.- tooo.000 bond issue, and the $1,800,000 bond Issue to match tho government funds, will be paid from motor vehicle ' Hcena fees and that In 26 years there Nrlll be received In-addition from the mcens fee over $7,000,000. Mr. Adams estimates tihat the state - can ova aurouae nnai lor iu,uuu b fmUe, and that the bond issue will Jcover upwards of 600 miles. f Referring to the statements that .have been made that the highway commission would be controlled by va rknis paving interests; , he deoiared 'that If any member was so controlled !ha should be removed immediately. "Bat I don't believe those who make touch statements believe them," he (aid, "if you have confidence in the : -comnnsMon, then give It all tho as' rsistance that you can. If you do not : ;have confidence in the commission, .'tlhen -give it' as little money to spend i Trunk Boads CTret. i Mr. Adams prevented arguments to '. ahow the necessity of building the main trunk roads first, and deoiared ,lf . combination, to hold, up paving 3noea were discovered that the com .mission would get Its own paving J4ant and lay its own paving f Dr - F. m Galllk'tar of PHW.rtow TT Moore of Woodburn, Mr. Ktech of J xsianon Mr. wutr or J err arson ana ' iothers from Marlon county . towns , made talks In favor of the bonds. When Joseph Albert, president of ftJie Commercial club, asked to . bear 'rom the Mt. Angel delegation, August Jluckensteln said members of the dele gation had telephoned him they could . eiot reach the meeting because of the impassable road, and requested him to give assurances that they were for the bond. INDIANA W0 MAN - HAS GREAT DIAMOND DISPLAY s, S 3. vv y'.r.-:y. '" ' ' y , , J ' . ' s- " 'is - 43. -A'-SS , "-. &'t ,Z i - ,1 i.iikii -rnifiT- . v Mrs. Charles XL Anthonjr of Moncie, IimL, who startled New York a few years ago with her de loxe gowns and diamond studded heels is in Gotham again with a new collection of sparklers. Her dia monds this time are in rings of unusual design. The stones are of great size and brilliance, and are set in platinum. Mrs. An thony says, she really doesn't know how many diamonds she owns. I ' Itibot Cabinet Approved. Pafia. March 22. U., P.) Th French chamber of deputies yesterday approved the Rlbot cabinet by a vote of '4 40 to 140. Southern Oregon Is . Feeling Better, Too Ashland, Or., March 22. Sentiment favoring the $6,000,000 road bond Issue has received a pronounced Impetus hare, as the result of the announce ment from the state highway commis sion that the Ashland-Klamath Falls Lakevlew road had been added to, the road program by the commission. - !oiatatter to the Ashland Commer cial club, B. Behaon announced that. In studying over the road maps and program, the state commission was Surprised to find a road of the impor tance of this highway which connects southwestern and southeastern Oregon left out, and after finding that they had the power to do so, had Included it in the state road program. Mr, Benson called attention to the fact , that availability of funds will depend to a great extent upon the pas sage of tho road bonds measure, as In case this measure does not pass at the .June election, all of the state money will be needed for Chinroftement of trunk highways and but littll'rtli be available for any but the main iMgh ways named in the road program.. Shipping Board Official En Route. Washington, March . (I. N. S.) Theodore Brent, secretary 'of the fed eral shipping board, left Washington yesterday for Pacific coast points on an inspection tour of the shipping In dustry there. Positions Offered Under Civil Service FIGHT TO ESTABLISH FERRY ON WILLAMETTE AT SALEM IS BITTER Promoters of Project Fair in Attempt to String a Cable Across 'the River at Night. Salem, Or., March 22. The fight over establishing a ferry across the Willamette at Salem Is becoming as exciting as was the time when the Marion-Polk county bridge bill, which was passed by the legislature, was lost for many days. Under an old law, according to Plstrlct Attorney Gehlhar. If a ferry is once established it Will exclude, the establishment of a free ferry and will prevent another paid ferry f rom ; be ing established within five ' blocks, which would be equivalent under con ditions here, to barring a second ferry entirely. Terrymen Try to string Cable. Advised of this law, no doubt. Skin ner A Bushnell, with whom the coun ty court has failed in its efforts to make a deal to operate a free ferry. Tuesday night sought to string, their ferry cable during tne nigni. xney were detected -by a night watchman. who ealled the ofneers ana arove tne ferrymen off the premises, which were city streets. Then District Attorney Gehlhar, County Judge Bushey. County Com missioner Hunt and Roaamaster qui ver pitched in and filled up the hole that the ferrymen had dug. . banding Is Denied Firm. Today Skinner & Bushnell applied to the city engineer for a permit to establish a ferry landing at the foot of Chemeketa street. The -application was denied and the ferrymen are said to have threatened to Institute man- damns proceedings. The property next to tne root ,01 Court street, .where the men were working last night, belongs to the Spaulding Logging company ana to day that company leased It to the city and put up a fence with no trespass" signs. To protect Us prior rights, the county tonight began the operation of a small boat, calling it a ferry, and tomorrow will put Into operation a larger boat. Careless Smoker Is Given $5 Lesson Auto Speeders Are I Becoming Numerous .. SWSaBBBSB j Big Sate of Aeotdaata Bsports "An Tarmad ta Sanaa aTaaday, Says VasUo Safety Ooaualgsloa CaaJmaa Coffin. "They're getting careless again,"' said Harry Coffin, chairman of the publio safety commiasion, yesterday day, Indicating a bunch of accident re ports aa inch thick. ' "All sines Sua-day.- : ; ' - ' The advent of spring has brought forth its usual crop . of automobile drivers "feeling their, oats." which la turn brings accidents. About to sines Sunday are la Mr. Coffin's reports, and half of these show minor injuries. Mrs. Thomas Short or Hillsdale was at headquarters to report, an ac cident on Blavtn road west of the city last Wednesday, In which she -was slightly injured. - E. C. Garcia, teacher of Spanish at Jefferson High school, and Professor M. M. Rlngler war principals in aa accident about f:S0 Tuesday Bight at Thirteenth and Thompson streets. Bain on tho windshields and closed curtains prevented clear 'views. Both machines 'wars slightly damaged, Warehouse to Be Built Morton. March 22. The Cttlsens' league of eastern Cewis county has de cided to build a warehouse at Morton. It will also. build warehouses else where In eastern Lewis county as the development of this section demands. This much was accomplished at the first meeting of the warehouse and fair committee. Held In Morton last Saturday. Tim to lif Pictured here are two models a Mam'i-a Woman'. They represent truly in every outline two bf our newest -and most popular Spring Number something the smart dressers will appreciate. The prices are attractive, too, as tnere's a saving of a dollar or two. In whits and Ivory kid lace boot exactly as illustrated go ff tot ipO.UU Our 801108: stock is complete in every deUu. All the wanted styles are here in every size. Expert and .polite fitters to assist you. Prices as pleasing as the styUs. And on top of it all is the assurance that you are to be satisfied for- this is The House of Satisfaction Home of thm J, & Af. Shorn for Men 292 Washington Street Between 4th and 6th. 'Rowtonlan tan and black e C Ca calf exactly aa illustrated ipJ.jU I LIKE IT -This Optical Business because every time we fit t customer with a pair of good glasses I feel that we have done something for some one, PRICES Sphero in . opaero in your own frame ...fl.00 Lensea Sphero In Aluminum . frame ....fl.50 Lenaea Bpbero In gold filled tram .tS.BO Xnsea Sphero (curved) In O. B. -glasa mounting ..tS.BO Xryptot teases s.oo to tlS.00 a- ; i;H STAPLES, The Jeweler 268 MORRISON ST, Botwssa 34 and 4th Klrh Salaried Places Await Seekers Who Can stand Xxamiaations That Are steaixad for same. The United States civil servlco com-, mission has lust announced several more open examinations to be held in the' customs house, for the following positions: On April 17 senior land ap praiser, male. In the Interstate Com merce commission, $1800 to $2700 and expenses. On April lt( Inspector of shoes ana leather, male, quartermaster corps, of marine corps. $1200 and over. . Other examinations are for mechani cian. Instrument maker, male, bureau c f standards. $1000 to $1400; editorial Clerk, male and female, bureau of for lam and domestlo commerce, $1300 to $1600; assistant Inspector of engineer ing material, male. Office of lnspscor of engineering material, in various eastern cities, $4 to $4.4$ par day. M. K. Wigton. on tho board of civil service examiners. In the postoff'ce building, furnishes further information and application blanks. At a cost of $5 the lesson, T. Llne- han, employ of tho Marshall-Wells Hardware company, learned that he must not throw matches or hot ashes out of his apartment window at the conclusion of a smoke. L.lnehan learned this from Municipal Judge Stevenson yesterday. The case was the first of lta kind coming up in a Portland court. Llnehan was convicted under that clause of the fire marshal's ordinance prohibiting the throwing of firs from a window. Following a smoke, I4nehan knocked the ashes from his Pipe out the .win dow, and a few lodgers in rooms be low, in tho Stryker apartments. Seven teenth ana (joucn streets, soon 101a tne fir department the awnings were burning. Nash Named Police' Cbiefat Pendleton fPgssgagWQPClLKaUsgBlUj EMisjHji tmg and Home Building ioKptng has a very Important place in the notta A JP V k , ecottBU' Ust of expense only, will often point out unnecessary outlays and show chances L' ?C0?0tni reauU l considerable saving. Paying household expense by check offer a. number of advantage, the most important of which are tho written record of every payment and the automatic receipt fur tUshed for every transaction by means of the canceled check, Cocao in and talk over with us the matter of open. Ing a. commercial account. LAdd & Tilt6n Bank m I 5 EttablUhed 1859. Washington and Third I D Commandeering ot Ships to Be Slight Chairman Senman of Snipping Board Says Overaeaa Commsre Will Hot Be Disturbed by Taking Over Vessels Washington. March Mv (L N. S.l In spite of the serious turn In the In ternational crisis, the government does not contemplate the commandeering of any vessels engaged in foreign com merce. It was declared by Chairman Penman of the United States shlpplnx board yesterday afternoon. A formal statement said: - '"Chairman Denman stated that while h could not give accurate details of the naval program of commandeering merchant tonnage he would assure the shipping public that the procram Is not extensive ana win create no consider able dlsturbancee In overseas com merce. It is not in the minds of the navy department at the present time to commandeer any vessels ensnared in carrying of general cargoes to foreign countries." , Religious Lecturer Barred From Campus Seattle. Wash.. March $2 -P. N. 8.1 Because Raymond Bobbins, lecturer and politician, wanted to pledge the students of the University of Wash ington to religious life, his sched uled talks on the campus are can celled today. Bobbins passes out. at the eloee of his talk, a card to be signed by the student, pledging him to "live that kind of a religious life that Jesus- Christ lived." president Bussauo ox tne univer sity, arrived at the decision that the meetings should be cancelled. ' He wets backed by a committee from the campus T. M. C A- which had the services in ' charge. Bobbins. -. however, will speak in church here, where b can pass the cards. Ship Deserter Now Denied Citizenship Anders Michael Bjorkholm, a native of. Finland, who applied for cltlseoshlp In the United States district court yes terday, was denied admittance as i cltlaen by reason of his hiving desert d from a ship, ss alleged, when he de cided to stay in this country. leave was given him to make new application, however. The time that still - remained for th fulfillment of hi contract with the ship's company was held by Judge Wolverton as not to be considered lawful residence in this country and therefore not appli cable to naturalisation, ; y : : Spiked ' projections on the hinged cover of new salt shakes enter the openings in th top when it is Idle and prevent them being clogged. Pendleton. Or, March 22. expected conflict between Mayor Best and the council failed to materiaUse at last night's meeting. Councilman Penlana carried out his- tnreat to resign irom the police committee but the council refused to accept his resignation. Tho council confirmed the ap pointment - of Frank Nash as chief of police to succeed T. B. Gurdane, whose resignation and charges against th mayor precipitated th present situation. - Alkali in Soap -Bad For the Hair Soap should be used very carefully. If you want to keep your hair looking J its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and rulna it. The beat thins for ateady use is just ordinary mulslf led cocoanut oil (which Is pure and greaseless). and ft better than th most expensive soap, or anything else you can use. One or two teaspoonfula will cleanse th hair and scalp thoroughly. 61n)ply moisten th hair with water and rub it In. It make an abundance af rlh creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle or dust, dirt. dandruff and excessive oil. Th hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. Ton-can get mulslf led cocoanut -oil as 4 nKafmamp .a a few ounce will supply tvery mem Employes. Must, Keep Corns Off Says they destroy efficiency . v- dm can be lined ngnt - out now. Many large' retail establishments nw Insist that every employ have cornless feet, because one cannot appear pleas4 ant oerore a patron or be fully effi cient when the brain is constantly re mindful of theas painful peats. - Th simplest method known to ret relief Is to apply a few drops of frea- rone Oirectly upon the tender, achlas corn, which promptly relieves the sore ness, and soon the entire corn, root and all. tins right out without pain. - A Quarter ounce of f reexone will ooet very llttl at any drug store, but is sufficient to remove every hard or eof t corn or callus from one s feet- - 'This drug is gummy, but dries in a moment and seems to Just shrivel : no the corn without inflaming or even Ir ritating the surrounding tissue or skin. This should &terest many men and women nere. i - . For Your Cold Thompson Gripp and Cold Tablets. To relieve frlppe and colds quickly. Regularly a Sc. Special 15c Business is Sfood the first two months of this year have been record breakers in. The Owl Drug Stores, both in volume of cash sales and number of customers. Again we thank you. The Owl Drug Co. , For Your: Cough ' Kirk Cough Bal sam (contains Irish Moss). An old-time standard remedy. Used with success for many years. Regularly pSc. Special 15c FRIDAY and SATURDAY 25c Bottle Grape Juice FREE Made from the choicest Concord grapes the pride of the vineyard. A delicious drink for home use. Rich and full flavored. To every purchaser of a 50c bottle of this grape Juice we will five a 25c bottle REE. Friday and Satar ofay only. To Make Your Feet Glad . Radium Corn Files Unquestionably the best of their kind. Safe, painless and easy to use. 10c Cts-It ...20c Tis 20c Rexall Corn Solvent ........ -25c Green's Corn Remedy ...... . 25c Corn Pads 10c Rexall Foot Powder 25c Lamotte's Corn Paint 20 C Owl Orange Label Drugs 10c size, Special 7f (Each These drugs are guaranteed to be the highest possible quality obtainable. They are prepared in The Owl labor atory and every ingredient is the best that expert chemists can select. 1 0c size Bicarbonate Soda 1foz.,7t 1 0c size Epsom Salts 1foz.,7c 1 0c size Powdered Boric Acid 3-oz.. 7 10c size Oil Eucalyptus 1-oz., 7t 1 0c size Cascara Bark 1-oz., 7 Friday and Saturday only. Bit IB - W fneCo 8 4 50c Rubber Gloves Special 30c The Packard tlong wrists, substantial and strong. Fit neatly and have good wearing, qualities. Reg ularly 5oc. Specl Friday and Saturday, 30 K . For the Man Who Shaves Himself Our regular 10c styptic stick. Special Friday f" and Saturday. 3C Other Shaving Aids 25c 10c .15ct25c 23 c. 25c 23c Johnson's Foot Soap Calocido Rexall Corn Salvo . . , 20c 20c ......10c 25c Owl Corn Paint A popular and efficient prepa ration for removing " pf corns. Special ........ XtJts 48 Envelopes 48 Sheets of Writing Paper, 33c Cascade Linen. An excellent qual ity of paper in a neat and attractive box. Qnly by buying this paper In immense quantities can we make such a low price at this time 33?. IP?) Florida Water .. Camphor Ice . , Talcum Shaving Powder Shavinar Cream. Rexall ToOet Cream Z5c Imported Rose Water ...... .2Sc Red Feather Lotion' SOc Red Feather Vegetal SOc Imported Bay Rum 40 C Witch Hazel Cream 25c Witch Hasel (pint bottle) ...25c Shaving; Sticks . . . . . .20c to 30c Shaving Soap, per f ake Sc Brush 1 .25e to $4.00 Strop . .25c to S2S0 Toilet Articles at Special Prices 25c Owl Ro Cold Cream, Special .. 17c 25c Bird Face Pwdr., Special 1 7c An Excellent Special These Dressing Combs 37c BST QUALITY HARD RUB BER. PRACTICALLY UN BREAKABLE. Ugbt In weight, yet strong enough for the heaviest hair. Handsome models. All coarse or coarse and fine. Regular, ly SOc Special. 37c Douche Syringe Special Women's bulb, all-rubber, vaginal douche syringe, Made in all one piece seam less rubber. An effective purifier and cleanser. Reg ularly $1.00. Special, Friday and Saturday, 59. :fTeT .....29c .....67c 24c t.17c 50c Sal Hepatica . $1.00 Nuxated Iron 30c Freezone 25c Lithia Tablets. $1.00 Pinkham's Comp.. .63c 85c Scott's Hypophosphite 59c 50c Sloan's Liniment .... 30c 50c Benetol 29c 50c Haarlem Oil Caps.. .33c 25c Carter Sanitary Fluid, full pints . . ... . . . .17c 30c Limestone Phosphate 23c Gentlemen's 25c Combs s Special 15c it Black, hard-rubber coijibs, seven inches long. Highly polished. Coarse and fine or all coarse. Regularly 25c. Special 15t? Olive Oil Bottled in France As long as our present stock lasts, we will continue toMelk -Felix Audemard's Imported, Olive Oil at the same prices we have been charging for some months This oil is bottled for s in France a rich, delicious and nourishing olive oiL -Quart Bottles ..J.00 Sample atxo ...... 25c For Better Health In massaging, scalp treatment, reduction of obesity, a ribrator performs wonders. The , New -Life Vibrator has given thousands relief, who suffered from rheumatism, poor circulation, backache, etc. Free demon- -stration. Men . and wotifm at- tendants, Vibrators, $12.50 upward1. cm with Z J jf Vibrmtor FREE French Ivory Special One. of our regular high quality French Ivory hair brushes. A beautiful model. Regularly $2.00. ' 1 Special $1.59. $1.50 Catarrh Treat ment, Special $1 atomizer for One Baker oil nose and throat. A handy and efficient spray. Regularly 1 and one 50c bot tle of Baker Ca tarrh Treatment for spraying in the nose ztii throat. Regular ly SOc. Both Special SI. $2 Ideal Hair Brush Special $1.59 SOO-pag-e oook. The famous Hughes "Ideal" Ilair J Brush xvtih multiple bristles set in a pis- able rubber cushion ; 'water proof and veryi durable. 0vl Glove. Cleaner Makes your- gloves .like new.. Regularly 2 Sc. ? Special; 15c Fortlaad Stor at Brm4war and Waaalagtoa sns-X. Straslre, Igrr. stobzs xm nz rxnrcrpx. cmxs of m rxema coast