THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1919.
PAGE THREE.
GOVERNOR URGED
TO USEEXTRAPAY
TO CALL SESSION
That Governor Olcott uss the money
das him aa salary as secretary of state
and which he has refused to accept in
defraying the expense of an extra sea
son of the legislature to ratify the suf
frage amendment to the constlutlon, is
urged in a letter received Wednesday
from Mrs. E. May Newill, 774 Hoyt
street. Portland.
lire. Newill declares that the re-
sponse to a campaign of addresses in
favor of an extra session has been
hearty and spontaneous and that it is
evident that a special session Is desir
ed by the public. Should the governor
use the money to which he is entitled
as seoretary of state salary for the
session it would plainly emphasize tne
fact that no business other than ratlfi
cation of the amendment, she saya. ,
The letter in part follows:
"Th attorney eeneral assures us
that, while you are entitled to draw
two salaries, under the unusual cir
cumstances existing, you have, in real
ity, drawn but one. The state, there
fore, is saving, through you, the salary
of one official. This makes it possible
for you, without any abnormal drain
upon tha treasury of the state, to call
an extra session of the legislature for
the purpose of ratifying the suffrage
amendment I amjjonfident that tha
women of Oregon would deem it a very
m-acloua and friendly act on your part.
They would not fail 'to realize that It
was due not only to your very prac
tical and effective support of the com
Dlete enfranchisement, of women and
the aemocratlzation of the nation, but
also to your generous and patriotic con
cention of your duty as a public orn
cial to refrain from taking personal ad
vantage of peculiar but legitimate op
portunities. w- '
"No one could question the expendi
ture, for a public emergency, of a sum
equivalent to a salary that is not only
Dledered to you. but earned by you. On
the contrary. It would make your posi
tion In requesting the legislators not to
enact any other legislation, almost im
pregnable. The opinion of the citizens
who are genuine suffragists could be
concentrated on the members of the
legislature in such a way that they,
would realize the danger of trying to
take advantage of your generosity. Pro
testations of friendliness to suffrage
are of no avail in a case like this, un
less they are backed by actions that
harmonize."
INCORPORATIONS.
Grown-Ups at Play? Yes,Kiddies,Too,
Urged in "Better World" Movement
lfcf?i!;) fell
Oklahoma City, Okla., Oct. 30.
Ciizens of Kenewick, Okla., ft small
cotton assembling and ginning town,
seized two carloads of coal to pravent
a tieup of the town's industry by the
threatened coal strike. The coal was
consigned to the Cotton Belt railroad
at Commerce, Texas. The townspeople
turned the coal over to the Kenewick
Ginning company.
. Flay for everybody kiddies and
grown-ups alike is a feature ot the
plan ot the National bociai unit ur
banization for organizing neighbor
hoods to make a better democracy.
The Social Unit has the idea that
every city block should be a play cen
ter, and in its "demonstration com
munity," which is situated in Cin
cinnati, there are block parties, block -
picnics, block sings, block dances, and the Social Unit is enlisted. A smoker
even block journeys to the commun-yon the roof of one of tlie public
ity health clinic. . ' schools, attended by two hundred and
That the public schools should be fifty men of the neighborhood, with
open all the year round and used by a program of amateur boxing, was a pcrts who are helping to pipgram
everybody is another cause lor which recent teature, and an average oi a wider activities trom this anule.
Rowland Htmcs
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thousand people have attended the
Wednesday evening community sings
instituted in the neighborhood .
Plans for extending the Social Unit
idea to other municipalities are now
being discussed by twelve committees
of distinguished experts representing
many fields of social endeavor, who
v ill present recommendations to the
country at a national conference to be
held late in October. - Rowland
Haynes, Director of New York War
Camp Community Service, heads a
national committee of recreation ex-
OTIZENS SEIZE COAIi
MAINE CAXXS SESSION
Sacramento, Cal., Oct SO. Maine
has Jo.ned the state calling a special,
session of their legislature for the rati
fication ot the national suffrage amend
ment Governor Carl Milton has wired
Governor Stephens that Main's special
session would convene November 4.
According to recent estimates, the
pack of all fish at the various points
from Grays Harbor to Rogue river
and including tjio Columbia river is
fully GO per cent short of the normal
SINGER JTCST "RESTING'
Chicagu, Oct 30 Madame Ernestine
Schumaan-Heink is "merely resting"
and is not ill, it was stated at her
home today. She cancelled several
engagements. It was stated she had
been ringing in the south and a change
to coldar , northern climate uffucted
her throatl
Mostier is completing a modern
community packing house and stor
age plant. The structwe is 12Q feet
long and 66 feet wide and will cost
J125.000.
noannoiBimiiEZEaiiaiEHiooona
rhe5rInsulite Products company,
Inc., of Portland, capitalized at $10,
Wednesday. Incorporators are F. B.
Gilman, O. F. Larsen and J. M. Scud
der. Other concerns filing articles of
incorporation were: Mildman Cigar
company, Portland, capital stock $10,
000; D. C. Fulton, Alex Bernstein, I.
Ieeser Cohen; Ambleside, Inc., Port
land, $8000, E. G. Crawford, C. S.
Russell, George S. Rodgers; Fisk Re
pairing company, Eugene, $1500,
Clyde Fisk, Alva Fisk, Rodney Roach;
Contract Tailors Coperative associa
tion, Portland, N. Gold, Joe Stoler, A.
Schubener, J. Weider, J. Weinstein,
H. Bloomberg, E. Swanson, D. J.
Sherman,
ter.
The Carmen Ship company of Port
land filed resolution of dissolution.
The Automatic Brake company,
capitalized at $500,000 was granted
permission Wednesday by the corpo
ration commission to operate in Ore
gon and to sell stock amounting to
$50,000. Headquarters of the firm are
in Roseburg and the officers are R.
Z. Farmer, president; George S.
Marsh, vice president -and treasurer;
R. H. Grinstead, secretary; B. L. Ed
dy, attorney. The brake is suitable for
use on street cars, automobiles and
trailers.
OREGON THRIFT DRIVE
J. A. Churchill, state superintendent
of public instruction, has been ap
pointed director of thrift education for
Oregon by the United States treasury
department, and is today sending out
Information and treaties to all teach
ers and school principals and superin
tendents in the state. The campaign
will be carried out on lines outlined
by the government and in conjunction
with it.
In the circulars sent out the princi
ples of thrift and its benefits are set
forth and the teachers are given sug
gestions as to methods of reaching the
children. The plan is arranged to be
worked out in a series of lessons adapt
ed to the requirements of children of
various ages.
Evt,ry available warehouse and all.
.vacant buildings of any sort at Cres
well are full of apples, waiting to be
shipped.
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATION D
New York, Oct. 30. Liberty bond
W. J. Blrchall, S. J. Car- quotations: 3's, 100.94; first 4's, 95;
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second 4 8, j.zu; iirsi s, va; second
4 's, 93.20; third 4's, 94.14; fourth
4's, 93.30; victory 3 3-4's, 99.60;
4 3-4's, 99.64.
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our appreciation to the people of Salem and vicinity for the loyal support they
have given this institution during the past year, we will hold a great anniversary
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Men's Rubber Boots, blac k ...........$3.25 up
Ladies' Rubber Boots, black :...........$2.25 up
Children's Rubber Boots '.. $1.75 up
Men's Newark Brit Shoes 98c up
Women's Newark Brit Shoes ........;........:....75c up
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