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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1919.
BUDGET FOR CITY
EXPENSES FOR 1920
TO TOTAL $40,800
The 1920 budget tor the city of Sa-
em, agreed upon st the last meeting
of the city council, fellows:
Recorder's ealnry and purchasing
agent, $1800'.
Cerk hire, $2400.
Treasurer's salary, $1500.
City attorney, $1500. .
Stenographer, city attorney $400.
- Salary street commissioner, $1800.
Marshal's salary, $12.00. .
Salaries, police department, eight
men, $9800. ' ,
Salary, police matron, $900. "
Expense, police department, $1000.
Expense, city Jail, $150.
Health officer, $500.
Sanitary inspector, $1000.
Incidental ' expenses health officer.
$100.
Salaries and maintenance fire de
partment, $20,320.
Water supply, fire' hydrants $5700.
Kngineering and surveying $2000.
Maintenance public buildlngs.$1000.
fuel, city hall, $600.
Comfort station, $700.
public library, $6800.
Lighting, $16,000.
Public parks, $2400.
Public printing, $250.
Incidental expenses of city, $3000.
Itond Installments and interest,
$24,095.87.
Improvement bond redemption,
$2208.06..
Sweeping and cleaning streetn,
$4800.
Maintenance of band, $1500.
Streets ami Hislivvnj- Fund.
Material and labor,, street depart
ment, $13,000.
Construction and maintenance,
city bridges. $2000.
Special Sower Drainage Fund.
Installments, $24,000; Interest,
$16,800; total, $40,800.
TOO
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Chief Interest in high school athletic
circles is centering in the Salem-Eu-
gene came, which is to be played hers
Saturday afternoon and the local team
la hard. at work preparing for the con
test. The Eugene lads are coming down
the valley with a long string of vic
tories to their credit and are repulcl
to have one of the strongest high
schoo! teams in the state. They recent
ly defeated Franklin high school of
Portland by a large score.
NOTES AS PAYMENTS
INSURANCE
The net passed by the Inst lcglsla
lure making notes taken in payment
of the first year premium on life in
surance policies void Is upheld In a
decision handed down by Federal
Judge Hean of Portland, a. copy of
which has just been received by A. C.
Barber, state insurance commissioner.
In his decision Judge fienn dismisses
a suit brought by the Western Life In
surance company in an effort to en
Join Barber as state insurunce tora
niissioner from enforcing a ruling of
hia office prohibiting insurance agents
from taking on their own account
and as their Own property promissory
notes in settlement of first year prem
iums on insurance policies sold by
them and froln 'negotiating and sell
ing such notes as their own, and also
to enjoin him from revoking the li
cense of agents not complying with
such rule. . ,' ,
OCTOBER IN STATE
Oregon automobiles consumed a to
tal of 8. 878, 268 gallons of gasoline
during the month of October and an
other 627,698 gallons of distillate were
consumed In the operation of trucks
and traotors, according to the month
ly reports of the four oil companies
doing business in the state. The re
ports are made to the secretary of
state's office in connection with the
remittance of their state licenses on
sale of motor fuel oil which aggre
gated $39,372.17 for the month.
So far the operation of the fuel oil
tax bill has netted the good roads fund
of the state a total of $390,795.49 from
the date it became effective on Feb
ruary 26, last, up to and Including Oc
tober 80, and conservative estimates
place the total receipts from this
source for the first year at $400.00(1
based on present available figures,
which will be greatly in excess of the
anticipations of the legislators who
.framed the bill.
I
SALE PRICES NOT GOOD
BASES OF ASSESSMENT
Financial consideration Involved In
real estate transfers do not constitute
n reasonable nud accurate bants upon
which to compute assessments for tax
Btioti purposes according to county as
sessors who are here from all over Ore
icon today attending a conference ttilh
the stale lax com mission. Itailrouds In
Oregon have entered objections to the
valuations placed upon their property
claiming that the ratio of assessment
was higher than In the case of private
property and citing as evidence in sup
port of their contention tabulated
tlaUment showing considerations in
real estate transactions. According to
the assessors the law contemplates a
consideration of the earning power of
property us well as other factors In
placing values on property either pri'
vate o'. corporation. The session today
as Wis that of Tuesday, is confined to
consideration of county ratios.
Scranton, Fa. William W. ThrH.
vice-president of the Delaware, Lack
fnv:ajma & Western railway and head
of I he coal department of the same
ompany, and his chief assistant,
Shelby V. Phnmick. went to trial to-
ttuy enargen witn invuiuiiiary inaii
iiuughter. They lire charged with
responsibility for the death of Roliert
V'arburton, 11 years old, killed in ,(
mine"' cava In August 12. A grand
Jury indicted litem III SciMenilier.
Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 19. Frankie
Haynie of San Francisco was knocked
out in the third minute of the first
round of his scheduled four round
bout with Steve Dalton at Vernon last
night. H stopped a terrific wallop
which Dalton started from the neigh
borhood of his hip pocket. '
Portland, Or., Nov. 19. Frankie
Mnlonv of Oakland and Joe Gorman of
Portland were given a draw by the
referee after fighting ten fast rounds
here last night, but the majority of the
crowd awarded the decision to Ma
lone.' g ......'.' . i . .
Bobby Ward of St. Paui'Dnd Muff
Bronson of Portland staged the best
fight of the smoker, a ten round draw.
The r'a' rounds between Weldon Wing
of Portland and Joe Coffey of San
Francisco terminated In a draw, as did
the four rounds furnished by Bernie
Dillon of Seattle and Mike DePlnto of
Portland. Nell Zimmerman won a de
cision over Georgie Brandon in four
ounds.
SALEM AND IXCiENE TEAMS TO
PLAT HEKE NEXT SATIIIDAY
Not a Bite of
, Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
8ay a glass of hot water and
phoiphate prevents illness
and keep us fit.
Just as coal, when it burns, leaves
behind incombustible "ashes, so the
food and drink taken day after day
leaves in the alimentary canal indi
gestible material, which if not com
pletely eliminated from the system !
each day, becomes food for the mil
lions of bacteria which Infest the
bowel .From this mass of left-over
waste, toxins and ptomainelike pois
ons are formed and sucked into the
blood.
Mi and women who can't get feel
ing right must begin to take Inside
baths. Before breakfast each morn
ing drink a glass of hot water with
a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate
in it to wash out, of the bowels the
previous day's poisons and toxins,
and to keep the entire alimentary
canal clean, pure and fresh.
Those who are subject to sick
headache, colds, billiousness, const!
putiorv others who wake up with
bad taste, foul breath, backache,
rheumatic stiffness, or have a sour,
gassy stomach after meals, are urged
to get a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from the drug store, and
begin practicing internal sanitation.
This will cost very little, but Is suf
ficient to make anyone an enthusiast
on the subject.
,
Thirty-four out of the 03 road .IIf-
tricts in Lane county will be called up
on to vote November 23 for the main
tenance an.coftbtruntion of roads.
Salem Boys Win In Stock
Judging Contest At Fair
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vallis, Nov. 19. Two Salem men.
Frank Brown and Claude Steusloff,
were on the college team which won
the stock Judging contest at the Pa
cific International exposition in Port
land. Competing were the University
of Idaho and Washington State col
lege. This annual event Is always
keenly contested.
Other members of the team wer
Don Conklin of Ontario, Clarence Se
bo of Sllverton, J.. K. Ford of Union
and Max Corey of Etna Mills, Cal.
JOlTtN'AL WANT ADS PAT.
HAIG MAT RETIRE
London, Nov. 19. The Globe says l
understands Field Marshal Haig will
retire as soon as general headquarters
are abolished.
2:15
Tomorrow Only
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in
4:00
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8:45
p. m.
"Why Smith Left Home"
EVERYBODY!
Want to enjoy one of the derndest, funniest,
most exciting, flabbergastingest photo-entertainments
ever filmed? Then don't miss Bryant
Washburn in this corking picturization of
George Broadhurst's famous stage play. When
you see "Why Smith Left Home," you'll wonder
why Smith had EVER stayed home. Come !
SCHOOL AND
SCANDAL
A Briggs Comedy
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