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SECOND SECTION 6 PAGES TB Statesman receives the leased wire report of the Associated rress. the greatest, and most rllM press association la the world. KKVKSTIKTII YKAH SAI.KM. OIlKt.uN. TliritlAY'M(liM;, Jt. , nr.ti. Illicit I1VK CKXTS Br RUTH LKXOHE FISI1KR. THE Salem O. A. a club will have , its. annual summer picnic this evening going to-Spcngt Landing for dinner and an evening of merrymaking. The members are to meet on the south side of Willson park at 5 o'clock and will go to gether. After the dinner, song and swimming will be ' the diversions, with the old college spirit prevail- f Miss Xean West, sister of ex-Governor Oswald -.West, epent yesterday in Salem visiting friends. She "was the guest of Mrs. Zadoc Rlggs. JMr. and Mrs. Robert nillard of Marshf ield and Miss Maud Tucker of Clarkstown, Wash., have left for - their homes, after a visit of over a week at the A. EL Hucg.eatein home, For their guests Mr. and Mrs. Huckestein had a delightful little picnic party at Kpongs landing on Sunday. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. L, T. Aldrich. "Miss Lora Eberlen of 'Seattle is visiting Sa'ltm friends for thin week while enjoying her vacation. Miss; .Eberlen is in charge, of the branch Absolutely New Method ' For Superfluous Hatr r Wit i Amn t RmM aa4 All library Jn Seattle. .She will go from here to Spokane to visit her par ents. Mrs. n. L; Sleeves is passing a few days in Portland visiting friends be fore returning to her Seaside sum mer home. Or. and Mrs. O. L. Scoit. Russell Scott and their house guests. Mr. and Mis. C. H. Caaeman and. daugh ter Cleone, have returned to Salem after a short visit in Oregon City. While gone they nvtort-d up the Columbia river highway. Mrs. W. II. Woods returned yes terday from a short visit with her daughter. Mrs. W. A. Vestal at Glen dale. Mrs. J. Allan Henderson and Miss Margaret Henderson of Ienver, Col., are in this city visiting at the home of Mrs. Henderson's brother. It. W. Walcher. -X- lr. and Mrs; Frederick B. Merry of Portland are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. RE I ,u per for a few days during the vipek. - ' - " Mrs. Cecil Cooper and two chil dren Jessie and James, left yester day to spend a few days with friends in Mill City. , , . ' .Mr. and Mrs: Alfred A. Shramm and small daughter have returned! from Portland where they visited for a week with friends. home. 4S3 South Twenty-third. She has been named Margaret Hernice. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cooper left yesterday afternoon to spnd a month at Newport. While ther they will occupy their voltage, 'Vea Home." Miss Dorelle Anderson has gone to Marshfield to visit for two weeks with the Misses Jean ami Nina Kitts. daughters of My. and Mrs. T7 n. Kitts of thit city. iMrs. E. E. Fisher returned last i;ight from a short visit in Port land. - SCOTTS MILLS NEWS WARRANTS IN LIEU OF BONDS Tillamook County Attorney Puts Many Questions Be- fore Mr. Brown diet of the coroner s jury as to r- the army officers UIipv'. better Jto support their wive and manr of sMu'ibility for the wruk. nanvly. housing conditions for married m-n tl:n wre cared for by the Red failur' of the crew of i ra in No. 121 are available. Many will on the ! rn.t and other organization. to f xeuie orders, also tiiai EniiK't-r urmv transport Madawaska Willett of train No. 12 1 had through wine unknown cause bt--o:ii "p iy- Uoodbye to-depilatories, the electric nfcdlf. and th razor! Hero at mtt i a method that removes auperfluou Imir completely, roots and all eaailjr, harm lesnly. quW-klyl Nothing like It ever beard of h-f ore. If you'd like to try thin wonderful proevaa. just fret a stick of phelat-tine from your drugfriat. follow the: simple ' Instructions and with your own eyea aee the hair roots come out! See -how perfectly amooth and . hair-free your aain wiu.nc. rneiartine la non-irntat- fallcitated linnn th arrl-ral of iKK. odorleaa, and a-harml you could , : L 7 arrival OI ,Ht It. uautiuer, rarn i ucsuay aw ineir Mrs. Mildred Stewart and daugh ter Mary, of Pasco, Wash., are visit ing at the Lome of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Kuhn fcr about 10 days. 1 ... , .Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ilarfield are r SCOTTS MILLS. July 27. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. lawrence have -re. turned home from a two months visit with relatives in Nebraska and North Dakota. Mr., and Mrs. Harry Pounder and children of Silverton visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Sunday. Mrs. Georpe llaynes went to Port land Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Johnson were Silverton visitors Saturday. T. Maplethorpe of Salem is visit ing his daughter Mrs. W. T. Hogg and family tor a couple of weeks. -Mli Mildred Moore or Hopewell Is visiting Miss Grace Dunagan. Mrs. Lena ItHlinger , anil grand daughter, lane Elisabeth leilinger. isite.1 friends in- Silverton the past week and attended the Chautauqua. Mrs. Oacar Davidson and children of Molalla are visiting Mrs. Da viri on's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs.. IT. S. Hooley of Sil verton visited friends in Scotts Mills Sunday. "Mr., and Mrs. J. n. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. ' Iawrence. Mrs. O. Davidson- and children, Richard and Will Lawrence, motored to Wilhoit Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fisher return ed home Sunday after visiting with relatives In Portland a couple of weeks. - Frank. Wilson visited friend In Portland a few days last -week. ; SEVEN MEN TO GO FROM HERE Capital Post, American '. Leg- ; ion, to be Represented at ; Astoria Meet Always Delicious Besides the regular use of salted crack era for soups, there are innumerable delirious dishes enhanced by Snow Flakes. Anchovy paste, nut paste, and other moist sandwiches toasted cheese -hoW good when Snow Flakes are used!" i Don't ask for crackers say SNOW FLAKES SOME MORE P. CB. PRODUCTS Closer Wafer Vomt Branch Sakin Flakea Til&nBncwt Zwetbach. Cboootata Rclaira Cocoaoot Water. Cher Sandwich Animals ManaoraDow Saodwick Eotttf Tbhi jsifisr BissaiT Co. Va cation l ime AT . Seashore and Mountain Resorts Summer Excursion Fares TO Newport (On Vaquina Bay and the Pacific Ocean) A charming place for the family. Large and modern . natatorium. Sat, Water Ba:hs. Many forms of amuse ment. . Tillamook County Beaches A delightful trip across the Coast Mountains.. Double daily train service from Portland. These beache indue Rockaway and Garibaldi beach reports, Neah-kah-nie, Manzanita. and Bay Ocean. Crater Lake (One of the world's natural wonders) Eighty-five miles from Medford, 6157 feet above sea level. A sky line boulevard of Z miles encircles the rim of the lake. Other Resorts ' Detroit (Breitenbush Hot Springs, Mt. Jefferson eountry) McCredie Hot Springs. Josephine county eaves (Oregon's Sfarble Halls) Shasta Mountain Resorts Oregon Outdoors" Booklet Contains particulars of- the different outing places, ex cursion fares, hotels and. camp rates. For further particulars inquire of local agent SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHf;M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent r Seven delegates from the local American legion post No. 9' were Instructed to attend the legion con vention to be held at Astoria on July 29, 30 and 31 as accredited rep resentatives, at a meeting of this or ganization held Tuesday night. The delegates are Dr. W. Carlton Smith. Robin D. Day. Earl Dane. Edmund Aldrich. Miller -Hayden. Tinkham Gilbert and T. L. Brown. The men leave todav for Astoria. Convention machinery will not grind nntii Friday and Saturday. For the business sessions of these two days, it is eaid. matters of vital im portance to citizenship, of true, vig orous Americanism, will receive earnest consideration by the legion representatives. The question wlich the men in session will strive to answer was yesterday reported to be "How to gain greater efficiency in stimulating purpose for good citizen ship?" Information emanating from the ranks of the legionaires is that legis lative matters concerning t&e . wel fare of the ex-service men wilt be given -intense deliberation. The entertainment for the dele gates will begin with the first day on July 29. when a street dance will be staged, and an informal reception in honor of the World war veterans will be sponsored by the Astoria post. ' On- Sunday morning the conven tion of the legion men will come to a close by shirting the scene of activities to Seaside. Special trains have been provided to convey the delegates to Seaside where & clam bake is scheduled to take place. It is said that a pyrotechnic display of the battle of Argonne will be re-1 enacted at Seaside. Iegion men say this promises to be a gorgeous spec tacle. . Because of the condition of the bond market, which makes it impos sible to sell bonds at par, Tillamook kounty finds an obstacle in the way of its good road improvement pro gram and contemplates the Issuance or county warrants in lieu of bonds. The proposal, however, has given rise to a number of serious questions which T. H- Coyne, district attorney for the county, has placed before At torney General Brown and which the attorney general answered in an opinion yesterday. Believing that money would be readily available through bonds the county, court contracted for the pur chase tot road machinery. The case involves chapter 103. laws of 1913 authorizing "ounty courts to issue and sell bonds or county warrants for the purpotte of building and main taining permanent highways. The question submitted by Mr. Coyne and the attorney general s answers follow; 1. If county warrants are issued In lieu of such bonds, can such bonds afterwards be sold with which to se cure funds to pay off such warrants? The anwser is in the affirmative. 2. If the court has been author ized to sell such bonds, how long could the court wait before making the sale of bonds authorized? A reasonable length of time. Is the reply. 3. If such warrants are not paid for by sale of bonds, how soon could such warrants be paid for or retired by a levy made for such purposes? I would say." replies the attor ney Eeneral, . that warrants issued in lieu of f-uch bonds should be re tired beginning with at least the fourth year after the issuance of such warrants in the event it Is necessary to retire them hy levy of taxes. Sec tion 14 of the act is cited in support of this. 4. Could the" court levy a suffi cient amount wlih which to pay such warrants, at the next levy made aft er the warrants are issued, or would the levy have to be made In the same manner and time as toe levy would have been made had the bonds been sold Instead of the warrants? The. attorney general's opinion Is that the warrants should commence to fce retired by making a levy not later than the .fourth year, 'but J tee no prohibition against making an ear Her levy." 5. Where the court had contracted for machinery to be used in the im provement of connty roads, and ex pected to pay for same out of the pro ceeds of the sale of bonds, wonld the vendors of such macbinervto the coounty be obliged to accept such warrants payment of such machinery contracted, or would warrants have to be first sold and the proceeds used to pay the vendors? Attorney General Brown holds that the vendors would not be required to accept the warrants, and that the warrants should be first sold and the proceeds Used to pay the vendors. S. Would the court have to adver tise the sale of such warrants in the same manner as It would have to ad vertise In case of sale of bonds? The statute does not expressly re quire advertisement. Uie attorney general says, but he advises that the better policy would be to advertise. 7. It the levy should be made to secure money with which to pay or retire such warrants, would it be af fected by the 6 per cent constitutional limitation, or would the court be able to levy a sufficient amount to pay the whole thereof with one levy?. Brown holds that the 6 per cent limitation would not apply. 8. In case warrants are issued In lieu of bonds can they be sold at less than par? The answer is In the negative. sirany or mentally, or liotM. imv.pa ritatd prior to reaching IN- i l. ur-an-e of the siding up lo the tiuu ot the collision.' Sivly l;i)s to RefHtrt j While the commission do- not h- ; lieve a block signal nysini would have prevt-nted the Iterth.i staii-ui wrerk it Is held to be safer that mi-h j a system be Installed. Within 60 day Uie Southern Pa cific company is require! to fil mih j the commission a statement irxlira ing what action ha Ix-en iak n r is contemplated with referenr.- lie commission's recommendation:-. army transport Jun. Owinr to the high col Ut in of Aim-riran women or Manna lonixav rave a farewell entertainment to thw livings sol. liers and their Russian brtdes. her- mowt ot th oldi-ri were unable ' About lo couple attended. OFFICERS TO l,KAY K .MAM I. A. MANILA. P. I.. July 24. Ameri can soldiers, who. while in Siberia, carried Russian girls and who later brought them here, have been or dered to the United States, where. MOTHER! . "California Syrup of Figs Child's Best Laxative Accept "California Symp of Figs only look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child. Is baring the best and most harmless physic for the little stomach. liver and bowels. Children love Its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say "Call fornia." NOTION Of Every Kind And Description For Every Use You Can Think Of Silk tlnva.l, cotton threatl, crochet cotton, ctobroij. . cry thrca, eiwlirt icclcs knitting needles, sliar neeiUos, inilliiwr iictillrs, safety pins 'ia'r jmv. Iiat pins anI plain pins," !al !, Iellln(?, liuJ UK rillHn, hias tapes, curlers, shoe strinp, corset. lace and so on a lit . lengthy to pfinL Notions-Notions Notions Ami all iiark-l at a fair margin of profit to fit in with mir Pav As You Go Plan 1. Where. Jiljpi.tog;I a. Pleaur r BLOCK SYSTEM IS RECOMFilENDED Public Service Commission Completes Inquiry of Bertha Wreck An old owl will catch more mice than doxen cats. "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. A few cents Duy "DaaderineJ After an application of "Danderine1 yon can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new lire, vigor, brightness, more color and thickness. .iiowin OF adies' PLUSH GOATS Installation of a block sisnat rys- em by the Soiih.rn Parfic company on a portion or its electric line re twen Portland and needsvilW. cnJ rule requiring that after a conduc tor has execiue.1 a meet sirnai io the engineer until the oppolna train has parsed th conductor snail sioi collect fares, b-it occupy n!ri-lf en tirely with protection of his ttain. are recommendations of Jhe public service commission as a result of its nvestigation of the ktcrtba btatlon collision May 9. lat. The commission instituted the in vestigation on Its own motion. Im- J mediately after the collision an In vesiigation on lt-i ground was b-gnn by Fred G. Huchiel. chairman of the service commission, an Inspection or the commission and a representative of the bureau of safety of the Inter state commerce commission. Karly Inquiry Maul Iterative to :hj issuance of train; orders In triplicate, the third copy to be given brakemen. the commis sion requests the company officials to consider further and repo-t. The commission accompanied the board of inquiry of the Southern Pa cific company to the scene of the wreck on May 10 where a furtn?r in vestigation was mad and on May 11 entered Jnto a joint, healing with the coronor of Multnomah county. The commission agrees witn the vtr- In a great variety of the season's best creations. Now is the time to get the pick of the best of them and get iust what you want. We have a big stock just received which range in price from $22 ay A ivjj 11 cAQfttionividc Institution
