THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1919.
PAGE THREE.
PARITY OF BULK ftND
BOX RATE ON APPLE
TEMPORARY
CROSSING IS
Piratua It la the concensus of opin
ion of apple dealers and- shippers
throughout Oregon that the Indiscrim
inate Bhlpplng of bulk apples to east
ern market would be detrimental to
the enviable reputation established by
Oregon apples, the public service com
mission declines to assist In putting
bulk and box shipments on a parity as
to rates. The Information is sei rann
in a letter addressed to G. L. Daven
port of Portland, who wrote the com
mission asking that a rate of $1.06
a hundred on apple shipnients in bulk
to St. Joe, Mo., be established. The
rate is the same as- that in effect on
box shipments.
The commission daas entirely with
the market side of the :ase but calls
attention to the economic situation
which might result vera the rates on
the two classes of shipments made
equal. At present thern if no fixed
. 1 iiniir Hhinmpnts but the rail
roads have habitually ejected such
shipments because of tr.o cumcuiiy m
proper handling
The commission points out that spe
toi nntirrnditv rates on bulk ship
ments of applts to oai.i?eries in Ore
gon hav been established and extend
ed as far af. North Dal-ota wtuoh 't
the fartboresi point wh'ch apples cr.r.
be shippod safely in bulK.
GO-OPERATiVE CLUB
AT
Order was given by the public ser
vice commission Tuesday reopening
the matter of the application for the
establishment of a temporary cross
ing nvor thn tracks of the Oregon &
California Railroad company's line at
Myrtle Creek. Signers of the applica
tion are R. WI Marsters, county Judge,
E. H. Pinkston and B. F. -, Nichols,
county commissioners of Douglas
nonntv.. Petitioners urge the cross-
tin? in neeesarv to connect the Myrtle
Creek-Roseburg section of the Pacific
highway. The state highway commis
sion has also applied lor. a temporary
crosing at the point until sucn time
as an undergrade or owi-nead cross
ing may be established.
The Helman street crossing over the
Southern Pacific tracks at Ashland
in riftolcrnnted as a stOD crossing by an
nrrier trlvfln Tuesday by the "UD11C
Service commission and the railroad
company is ordered to erect suite.Die
signs.
Tin. matter nf the hearing on the
establishment of an agency station at
Swishome is dismissed oy oraer 01
the commission the agency having
been established.
The Silverton Lumber company Is
nniii mithnritv to construct an over
hni ornHKtncr of its logging railroad
across the Stayton-Mehama road,-in an
order issued by the public service com
miuinn this mnrnine. Permission is
granted in another order for the con
struction of another crossing at com
mon grade over the same county nign-
way. -
eer H. M. Rodgers. Mr. Herrold gave
as his reasons lor the nign cost 01
construction that the work would be
done in the winter months and on
account of the weather not as much
work could be accomplished in a day
as at any other time of the year.
The bid on the storm sewer system
was also quite a bit higher than the
city engineer's estimate, being 15.-'
674.45 against the engineers estimated
cost of J5.149. -"" . '
Tho cnuncilmen were all of the op
inion that if the work was -laid over
until spring and then properly adver
tised among the contractors of Port
land and other cities the work could
be secured at a much cheaper figure.
WOMAN GETS COMMISSION
Bait Francisco, Oct' 29. Mrs. Muriel
Window Keane of Seattle who, as an
entertainer during the war, dancer be
fore 64,000 Canadian soldiers on. the
troop ship Cranston, was commission
ed honorary commander by the Cana
dian government upon her arrival here
ion the Sonoma from Sydney.
DOUGHNUTS
v.
VARSITY SUCCESS
Your Hallowe
'en festivities
will not be com'
plete without
Bake-Kite
Douhgnuts
They are the
best yet. We
make them
fresh every
day. Come here
for your Hal
lowe'en doughnuts..
BAKE RITE SANITARY BAKERY
457 State Street
That the Epicurean eating club Is
bound to survive is proved by the fact
that four of Bearcat first team are
holding onto their berths in fine class
ow thrcn weeks with the Epicureans.
This latest co-operative eating club
succeeds the Klosne ana wmm
clubs of former years, and the Three
Equares club of last year and has a
membership of 45 memberB. The club
is located in the quarters of the old
K'cshe organization, in the basement
of Waler hall. Since the Epicureans
have been in operation only three
weekSi no board has been paid as yet
and the monthly rate has not been es
timated. Thn officers of the club are Dean
Pollock, president; Henry Spiess, man
ager, and Noble Moodhe, secretary
treasurer. Frank Bennett and Willis
Vinson act as kitchen helpers and
Keith Lyman is chief waiter. Mr. Mor
gan, who cooked for the S. A. T. C.
men last fall, has been selected as cook
During the first two weeks of -opera-,,ion,
the cooking was done by Frank
Bennett and Oscar Payne.
Football men who are winning out
oif Epicurean diet are:' Quarterback
"Toughle" Irvine, Fullback Waldo Zel
ler, End Willis Vinson, Fullback Paul
Wapato and Radspinner also of the
squad. .
Gram To Tour State Willi
. Accident Prever&vn Vvw
SDringfield and Wend
ling on Friday, where the eight reels
of films depicting "preventame acni
deints in the logging industry" will be
shown before audiences composed of
men employed In lumber mills and log--ging
camps, State Labor Commissioner
C. H. Gram will institute a campaign
of education that is expected to in
clude every Industrial center in the
state in an effort to reduce accidents
in industry to a minimum. The films
will be shpwn in Eugene on Saturday
and in Powers, Marshfield and North
Bend on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Accompanying Gram on this
tour will bo W. R. Rasmussen of Chi
cago, regional secretary of the Nation
al Safety Council, and H. P. Coffin of
Portland, secretary of the Oregon
branch of the Safety Council.
I OUR LIGNITE DEPOSITS
Tt is stated that in the United
States there are known deposits of
lignite aggregating l&u.uuu - square
miles In extent, containing about, 100
billion tons of this fuel.
DALLAS TURNS
BIDS ON SEWER WORK
Dallas, Or., Oct 29. At an adjourn
ed meetinor of the Dallas City Cbuncil
held Mondav nieht that body after
a short deliberation rejected the bid
nf T.. n. Herrold. of Salem. lor tne
construction of the Maple Street San
itary and Relief Sewer and also the
hid nn the storm sewer system.
Mr. Herrold was tne only contrac
tor offering a bid oiwthe projects, his
price for building the Maple street
sewer being $33,266.30 which was
l5.2fi6.30 more than the estimated
cost of the sewer made by City Engin
al
WATER PERMITS
W. a. Powers of Corvallis mea ap
plication Monday with State Engineer
Percr A. Cupper for permit to appro
priate water from Little Jack creek
for the irrigation of 400 acres, tne ae
velopment of 120 horsepower and for
domestic purposes near rrescoii in -o
lumhin. CnnntT.
Annllnation for water from the
South Umpqua river for the irrigation
of 240 acres was filed by J. JU uiougn
of Canyonville;
Real-Fruit
Desserts
Jiffy-Jell is flavored witH
fruit juice essences in
liquid form, in vials.
wealth of fruit juice)
is condensed to flavor
each dessert. So it brings
you true -fruit dainties,
healthful and delicious, at
a trifling cost.
Simply add boiling
water.
Compare il: with the
old-style gelatine desserts.
It will be a delightful rev-?
elation.
Get the right kind
tO Flavors, at Yoar Groctr'i
2 Package for 23 Centt
ATTENTION, SALEM MEN
What Recreation Will Do For You
R egular
E xercise
C an
R-'-emove
E xcess
A voirdupois
T ake
I-t
O-ff
' ' N ow!
R egular V
. E xercise -
C an .
R ebuild
E nliven :
A nd : ,
T onicize
"i I ndividuals
."O-n-the-job"
N owl
AXINE
S H E
h 8TNCE I lTO -Ty
30sto?sCUUUhs
Start Tomorrow And Keep
It Up Every Morning
Get into the habit or drinking a glass
nf hot water before breakfast
Millions of folks bathe internally
cow instead-of loadng their system
with drugs. "What's an msme Dam s
you say. Well, it is guaranteed to .per
form miracles according to hot water
enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers of men and
women who, immediately upon aris
ing in the morning, drink a glass of
hot water with a teaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate in It. This ia a very
excellent health measure. It is In
tended to flush the stomach, liver, kid
neys and intestines of the previous
"day's waste, sour bile and indigesti
ble material left over in the body
which if not elemlnated every day,
become food for the millions of bac
teria which infest he bowels, the
quick result is poisons and toxins
which are then absorbed into tne
blood, causing headache, bilious at--
tnokn foul breath, bad taste, colds,
dnnipt trouble, kidney misery, sleep
lessness, impure blood and all sorts
of ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next, but who simply can
t feeline rleht are urged to
obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store. This
will cost very little but is sufficient to
make anyone a real crank on the sub
feet of internal sanitation. (Adv)
JUNXY0URJUNK
STEINBOCK JUNK CO.
And Auto Wrecking
320-326 N. Commercial St.
Will Buy Anything, any
where." If you are in
doubt call 305
Sure
Relief
rv,.. "SS7
Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief.
H3ELL-ANS
IVFOR IriDluballurl
Taccma WiH Not Tolerate
"Attempt To Freeze Regime
TWAmn. Wnnh . Hnt. 39 That th
state will not tolerate any "attempt to
Htn.rvA and freeze the flrovernment into
submission" was the notice served by
uovernor Jbouis Mart nere late yester
day on President Robert Harlln, Sec
retary Ernest Newsham and the mem
bers of the United Mine workers in
this district.
Ed Plogg, a resident of Dallas, dis
appeared October 12, and officials and
his brother in Portland are trying to
locate him. '
Babies Smile
when ntnmiirfn rfn thfr
and bowels move naturally.
work
MRS,WINSLOV'si
Tbe lafsBtt an! CUUns't Rtgibtor
to make the stomach digest food.
ana Doweis 10 move as iney
anouio. contains no&iconoi.
harmful ln(ifriinf f
J. C. Perry
f -.1 ... . . ...
IT!
1 J
iev Ciie
Recreation a-ctivities will show up the stuff that .
a man or boy is made of, for you see the best or tne
worst that is in him when he takes part in a game.
It makes him strong, not only physk-ally, but
mentally and morally, for it develops ihef muscles,
r will-power and the sport of fair play. - ' -The
Business Men's Class will meet every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evening. They began
Monday evening, October 27th, at 5:15 at the Salem
Y.M. C. A. " - ' "'
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BECAUSE they know we have the latest, snap
piest of clothes, the best clothes, they wear longer,
give more satisfaction and appear to BETTER ad
vantage while in service.
Do You Want More Than That?
WELL, he will give you more than that; you"
know you cannot make a mistake here because we
stock only one kind of goodsthe best only.
WE suggest BOY'S SUITS now, for colder
weather. Perhaps his suit is not quite heavy enough
The latest shipment arrived has some features that
have not appeared before in boys' suits. THEY are
completely lined, heavily reinforced at the critical
points, thus saving mending. THIS SUIT by detach
ing a belt will make a different model for the boy.
OUR stock of BOYS' FURNISHINGS are the
largest and most complete to select from. BRING
vour mother in to view these new models at BIS
. HOP'S. .
IF(D)U
BUY REMNANTS
AT THE
Remnant Store
254. North Commercial
- I-N-V-E-S-T-O-B-S
send for three months
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Are characteristic of their simple elegance
They are devoid of all that is superfluous but are re
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M AXINE SHOES
Impart that satisfaction of knowing that your feet
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the famous
BUSTER BROWN SHOES
: for children
f WHITE HOUSE SHOES
for men
BUSTER BROWN
SHOE STORE
125 North Commercial Street ,
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Remember Tie Elks War Saving Stamps Campaign
Men's. Cravats
In the many
beautiful
shades and col
ors that are in
such bewilder
ing profusion.
THE latest ef
fects are the
IMPORTED
G R E N A -DINES
from
Italv.
r Thev come in
all the popular colors and will out
wear several 6rdinary ties.
"Bishop's Fabric"
Are manufac
tured into the
finest shirts for.
Young America.
WHEN they
once wear one
they have a won
derful smile as they know they have
the warmest and most stylish gar
ment on the market today it will
help them fight the "Flu" in avoiding
colds this winter. .':'"'
YOUR AND OUR BUYER IS IN CHICAGO ATTENDING TO YOUR NEEDS
FOR THE COMING YEAR. '
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CAMELS are as delightful to your
taste as they are new.. And, so
satisfying that they meet every cigarette
desire you ever have had.
Camels are unusual; in fact they're un
like any : cigarette you ever smoked.
That's because they're an expert blend
' of choice Turkish and choice Domestic
tobacco, producing a quality that meets
your taste as no other cigarette ever did.
Camels' expert blend gives that mellow-mild-body
and free3 the cigarettes from
unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or
unpleasant cigraretty odor. You
smoke Camels as liberally as you
like without tiring your taste.
You have only to get personally
acquainted with the expert Camel blend
! to know that you prefer it to either kind
! of tobacco smoketf straight I
For your own satisfaction compare
Camels with any cigarette in the world
at any price I
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Bealmd prkag of 20 cjgrBtt9t or ton pcjr
i200 eigmrmttmu) in me-papr-cov-ttfd
carton. Wm atrongly rocomwud thi
erton for th homo or offio mupply or whon
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