THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1919.
PAGE THREE.
VETERANS PROTEST
30-YEAR LEASES OF
KLAt iATH LAKE LAND
Strenuous protest agaln3t tlie action
of the federal reclamation Bervlce In
granting thirty year leases on some ten
thousand acres of marsh lands sur
rounding Upper Klamath lake Is voiced
in a resolution adopted by TClamath
Post, No. 8, American Legion, a copy
of which was received by Attorney
General Brown Friday with a request
.1 t,A tnctitiitAii to Manure a
HlfcLL HUlllll W iuu""'
cancellation of the leases and the land
thrown open to entry by ex-service
men. '
"Had the bids been opened for recla
mation of these lands with the provis
ion that the reclamation costs should
be charged against he lands and paid
by actual settlers, this post could not
have so seriously objected to this prop
osition," the resolution reads. "But
in view of the fact that this vast area
of the best land In this county is to
be tied up for more than a generation
i .4 1 ..v, aarvlr.A men are in
serious need of lands for homes makes
us unite to a man In the request that
eald leases be cancelled and the lands
opened up to entry by ex-service men."
.Copies of the resolution have also
been sent by the post to the Oregon
representatives In congress, Senators
Borah and Johnson, the secretary of
the interior, Governor Olcott and the
chairman of the public lands commit
tee of the U. S. senate.
: INCORPORATIONS, t
NEW PEI1TI0NS ASKED
OF PHONE COMPANY
The Columbia Blver Lumber 'corn-
pan of Portland filed articles of incor
poration Friday. The concern is capit
alized at $50,000 and the incorpora
tors are W. D. Pile, E. W. Weiss and
B. L. Pine.
Other firms filing articles were: B.
a Betcher ' Milling company, Tilla
mook, $40,000, Rollie W. Watson, M.
F. Leach, E. S. Betcher; GIlmore-Ba-
flw Dniir comuany. Portland, $25,000,
Carl Gllmore. Julius Bader, Harry
Coleman, Harry Bader: Klamath Llye-
stocK. Mortgage aim uuan vviLfuji ,
Klamath Falls, $25,000, J. W., Sle-1
mans, John Slemans, Jr., and S. F.
Wilson,
The Western Bond & Mortgage com
pany of Portland filed supplementary
articles increasing its capital stock
from $300,000 to $500,000. Certificate
of dissolution was filed by the Clover
land Creamery company of Portland.
Bequest for separate petitions for
each of the 'telephone companies which
have Joined in a petition for rise in
rut on. la made in reDlv sent out by the
public service commission today to Jay
Bowerman of Portland.. Tne compan
ion muvina iYia inint netitlon are the
Lebanon Mutual Telephone company,
Newberg Telephone company, inae-
' pendent Telephone company of Forest
j Grove, Dallas Telephone company. In
dependence Telephone company. Hllls
boro Mutual Telephone company and
j the Interurban Telephone company oi
Silverton.
In its reply the commission points
out the novelty of the petition ana
expresses the opinion that such pro
cedure is not contemplated under the
nn statutes. : Further attention of
the companies is called to the fact that
Insomuch as the proDiems ana conai
tinnn of ach company are distinct so
should the applications for increase
be separate. .'. 1
FORD, VETERAN OF
16 SUMMERS STILL
DEFYING JUNK .MAN
TiBtrolt. Mich.. Oct. 25. In the sales
room of the Denk-Thompson company,
Ford dealer in Detroit, is 'ora wunns
mr tinmher 604. looking wonderfully
youthful and sturdy despite Its sixteen
years of daily service. Tne car wan
accepted as $60 on the purchase of a
new Ford. A part irom styie wio uiu
time is worth more than that it
"eoes" and the motor is quite some
. - i M t i n nanotnnaf
. J years tms eiae ui ubihb ,
'. . mnv lfisrallv I v..,- ,.n(niA tn mninrilnm has changed
OflteopaviiB uj. - - wu.. .
ii. n-AanKintinnfl I f n.i a ,
use such arugs ana wnw i,., Binco inu
OSTEOPATHS MAY USE
DRUGS SAYS OPINION
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Come
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as come within the practice of those
,i,iv, thsT are required to
SUOjeui-B "I -
pass a state examination, according to
an opinion given by Attorney General
George M. Brown on request of Dr. D.
R Toung of Portland. The attorney
general sets forth that osteopa u.i
physicians are not specifically limited
loneer wound up
f-nm ta Blfle! steering wheels no long
er stick straight up into the air; and
then too, eight horse power ana nvo
c-allon gas tanks aren't quite sufficient
for the modern motorist The faith-
ei lina not outworn its useiui-
it dun merely. outlived itself. It
nlivHiclans are not spe"-1 ..... nao it.
bv the law in the use of drugs but that ls as though an old Indian chiettian
mv be understood that their scope of WOuld sport himself adorned in ear-
crescriptlons does not include all those linfsa, feathers and moccasins among
prescription. ..,,. nfl ,c- v. it.n.hrArl. atvlishlv clad off-
ln use bv orainary piij""-""" r - ----- -
in materia medlca. spring. . Noblest among them but of a
The law Bpeciflclally authorizes os- aiff erent age.
The law spe . 1 . . on ith thiB moael F" Ford.
teopatn. ,o us - , ----- of f(jUow
Bep" . . .vi.k..i.niuitiiir i.. -,.. r-nttar) wflE-on roads, over
"inrBU"j""u - . ,
v.!-. w tv,B atate board of medical
examiners and under which they may
use druss are anatomy, pnymi"6
I.. .rrrv. bacteriology, hls-
athninev. crvnecology, obste-
strange country perhaps, running
tvirnmrh creeks where bridges had not
been built, making its owners happy.
TW.nl mnan't an mUCn OI B. lOWn 1JX-
ten vears ago. It was Henry Ford's
toloey. pathology, gyneuuiueji yomo ---- -
tries theory and practice of osteopathy second year manufacturing Fords in a
ilira, iiiuuij onw hofl lnat been or-
and diagnosis.
factory; his company had Just been or
ganized. ' . , : , ' .
t. i nt tnnxn who the original
purchaser of this dependable old Ford
was, or where . ne uvea, wun
New York or California, Michigan or
K-inrMn. Rix-O-Four may nave irav
..uj on r.f tho states In the .Union.
But now it has returned to the place
of Its birth, there to enjoy a quiei, ro
speetable old age, while It keeps on
running and running ana running, aim
THE ISLAND OF SAINT HILDA
oint vilrln.. where a wireless sta
... ninxsii Atirln? the war. is the
bjiv eovernmeni ana perounn . - - -
,g either publicly or privately w th t e of the 1
DRASTIC BILL AIMED
AT RADICAL ACTION
' Washington, Oct 26. A bill aimed
. . . .4. ,v.m trnatiere of radi-
bx sxampiiiB uui j -
cal aglUtion In the United States was cheating the junk man
introduced by Senator jac.eiier,
nessee, Friday.
m.- ,iii nmvMia that anyone, even
overthrow of
any government and persons associat
ing either puDiiciy or l" Mni Grimlnish Point,
such advocates nu - - - --
. . ..nm nn tnten unrfh THst. forty miles away. The
,600. or impn 1 " " ;;,,itin i tthout eiBhty per
Vnar a lury may oruer uuuu 'ou"u v - -
' deported to a portion of the Philippine sons, who are Gaelic-speaking crofters.
Islands set off for tms purpose.
, The bill Includes "every citizen of
the United States who directly or in
directly commences or carries on any
verbal, written or printed intercourse
onrrannndence with any other per-
n naranni. whether citizens or
aliens, with the intent, either peace
ably or by violence, to overthrow the
..rrninl of the United States or to
dlsintergrate or In any other manner
set aside or do away with all govern
nr who loins any organization
ha.vtnr this purpose, or who directly
or indirectly, publicly or privately as
soclates himself or herself with any
hr tierson or persons . having any
! nraona will be held as "adher
ing to the enemies of the United States
giving tnenf aia ana eomiuru
WM. DUNCAN in "SMASHING BARRIERS"
PANTZER DUO v
, A Comedy Gymnastic Novelty
CURTIS and BUSTER
In an entertaining novelty. .
BURDELLandBURDELL
That Comedy Pair in "Mixology"
ALICE JOYCE
4mcAimic
From the famous novel by Robert W Chambers
On Boys, Bishop
jb fit wYr ' It fCrl v
tfm j-
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: HAS in Stock
BOYS shoes in dress
and school shoes.
ONE is , equally as
good as the other for
its pu pose
BUYING boys
- goods with as careful
forethought as in the :
men's department.
They are the best toj
be lound. .
WUNDERH 0 S E,
specially for the bois-
terous boy. bo manj i
hose turns brown after a few launderings thus making a very unsightly hos
iery; boys that are really live young Americans demand goods that hold true
to color and the' many strains that are put upon it. BISHOP chose these as
being the market's best.
BOYS' Fleece Wool Shirts. Man
ufactured from "BISHOP'S FAB
RIC", thus insuring the garment
on the market at so reasonable a
price that your boy should not be
without one.
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Boys' Caps and Hats
WE have a new and large stock
of these articles, in the latest, snap
piest and best of colors, by one of
the largest Cap manufacturers in
the country.
"Every Family In Marion and Polk Counties a Patron"
Salem WOOleSlMillS Store
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The Kskimo dog is usually hungry
an 1 in order to prevent them from
ewtir g their leather harness this equip-
miMi'. jiiiigi be rubbed with tar.:
;WE DUNCAN
And the same cast as w&s in
THEMANOF MIGHT"
in
"SMASHING BARRIERS"
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HUNGRY AS A DOO
1910 Chalmers, first alaas mechan
ieai condition, eleetrie lights, start
er, all leather upholstered, $850.
Oscar B. Gingrich Motor
& Tire Co.
3T1 Court street. Phone 635
TRY THE SALEM BTTJDIO FOB A
PHOTOGRAPHS ra
884 STATE BTBEEU ... L'TJ M-ft '
DRAPERIES
MADE TO OBDEB TO FIT
YOU EWIND0W8.
C.S.HAMILTON
; 340 Oonrt Sreet
Plumbing and Water Systems Installed
banks-Morse Oas Engines.
by OKABEB BEOB., 141 Booth Liberty
Bt., Phone 660, Also agent for Falx-
MMMMIMtHMMMMMMMtMfiMMMMf
Notice
I " ... I have an almost new Ford Sedan, shock absorb- I
I ers and other extras, that I must sell today. If you i
I are m the market for a good car don't pass this up. I
Salem Velie Company
; See J. W. Jones, at 162 North Commercial St.
Not A Blemisl
man the perfect
appearance of her com
plexion. Permanent
and temporary skin
trouble er effvrttwUr
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concealed. Keduces un
natural ecAtvr and mnvt.
greasy skins. Highly sntiseptic,
used with beneficial results as
a curative agent for 70 years.
TEACHER-SOLDIER
TAKES OLD POSITION
' rwnttni lAHmAl PtnAnlo.1 flervioe.)
.'Dallas, Or., Ost. .6. Lieutenant
Oscar I. Chenoweth, who before the
war with Germany was manual train
ing instructor In the Dallas high school
resumed his position In that Institution
e luvninp thl week after v two
Lieutenant Chenoweth returned tol
this country from France about two
months ago where he took part in all
of th War battles fought by the Amer
ican troops. ' In ths big drive In the
St Miheil sector Lieutenant Chenb
wtfc iot all his belongings but those
carried on his person. He was in the
thickest of ths fighting; in the ,Ar
onmna irm-Aot ud MTeral other en
gagements and dame out. of the war
wtlhout a scratch which he considers
miraculous. Mr. Chenoweth ls also
a. nt.nui ef the Mexican border trou
ble, having left his work In the high
school to go with company L or wis
-! t that time. - He is one of the few
Polk county fighting men to win thel
French war cross for bravery in ac-
. ftnfl
; Mr. and Mrs. Chenoweth and little
son havs taken up their residence at
the Oall hotel, on account of the short
age of residences in Dallas.
JORDAN;
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BUY REMNANTS
Imagine a Car Like This
Jordan . has always had a dis
tinct aversion to ths commonplace
the obvious. H believes in mors
gaiety and less drabness in motor
cars. . " . " '-" '.
So the Jordan Silhouette was pro
duced. Sturdy, graceful, long, low
and colorful. Solid aluminum rat
tleproof body. New European,
wide opening doors. Mouldings of
rectangular design. . The newest
French angle at the dash.
Cocky seat cowl. Perfectly flat
top edge, without the slightest
bevel certainly most refreshing
in these days.
Deep section full crown fenders
slightly taller hood tilted sport
type windshield deep soft seats
that permit you to sink flown into
, them at a perfect comfort angle
' gun metal instrument board
non-rattling spring shackles tail
ored top cordovan leather boot
and saddle bag built into tonneau.
Imagine a ear like this. Picture it
as it is the lightest car on tho -voad
for its wheelbase.
Ths whole tendency of the Jordan .
(Silhouette la toward forward movo
went ' It ls perfectly balanced -
oar to ride in, as well as to look
.
With the substantial appearance
of tho finest heavy cars it possess' -'
os the beautiful sllmness, lightness
lowness, and balanced character
f the racing class.
Ths chassis, including all ths fin
est universally approved mechan
ical units, possesses a factor of
safety which is sufficient to more
than meet every possible strain
nd little detailed improvements
have been added that givs it a
ie superiority.
Imagine a car like this nd you
see the Jordan Silhouette. Finish
ed In Brewster Green or Burgundy
Old Wine. Equipped with either
. four or seven passenger bodies.
OSCAR B. GINGRICH MOTOR & TIRE CO.
THE UNIVERSAtCAR
Last Week Was a Record Breaker
22 Ford Sales 22
. What greater compliment could we ask In
Selling Ford Products
The long life, endurance, service and low operating cost of Ford cars,
are qualities the experienced motor buying public demand. Arid that
Is just what they are receiving for their money when they buy a
Ford. . f .
Place Your Order Today
And join the army of satisfied owners. We can make early deliver
ies on both Sedan and Coupe closed models.
igy Motor 'Op,
AT THE
Remnant Store
" 8S4" North Commerris I '
S71 Court Street
Phone635 '