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DALLAS VOTEES TO
DECIDE QUESTION
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
..... imi-r nmiimil - ntflll 1 1 1 1 1
'MAYOR OF DALLAS ONLY IHKttUIIM. -mum
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
VJ-20.
RESIGNS THIS WEEK COMMITTEES ARE
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r. l it. 'P. 1
. .. .' Wou! i
,:y Hiti's
he a
directed to the ! which are the following grade t
."a?em. The. ings: One at the intcr8ec:m " i
(l ii:
i hi
Southern Patilia railroad and
Pacific highway Immediately ntmV
the city of Salem. Oregon: on. It
OFS0NDAYSHOW8L i
. ii.ii. Inters has I
Or. Jan. 7. Ausum r.
to more than in paw ' "
.P.n. ha Iwa m emoer 01
R
n.n.. J. 1 Tb matter ""
Jf th moving ph-tar
i . awecanl election to be
jr. -
la city council and who ft she past
handed in hie,
meet.'.ig of
. ' o, nf tlie riKlliar
H, Sunday t - - " . .t. ra1h9r. a:ht M :
Wong Sing Ju, abvut i seat
was found dead on 'he iue'-
: front of rjearec Sun' "r.
iniml, hrtwwn Hi and '-
Willi the exception 'f " commit- j Wednesday morning The i
iMrl. nonce and hewnn, nj tnintunnn ueuin m u: m.
biumbum. the various cunimiUee In i
- r.J
h.i'.
. i: 1
fu
;hO:
! em
a use of Cr.e j
Sh. r-1
iff Needham and Corcmcr tVuuh In-;
,hl, riiv f'.unril Ui remain in miw ,
iL Th. various con.- v,rl old Ch,n in Chinatown ho
sam wis ceptd. Mr. Uifcf" ; ' . ,..,,., ... Mayor O. J. ! " W " J 1 'n '"I
toe. aoiwetllB hi aprinC "":- r. ii.ir l thi lUr. fui;u. jfor erat day. ,
f . taU rM U m-lr.e ( j u all la. " ' j , Wsy, ,m! mmi ,,m,mitt-W. A. Tbre .r. no mark, m tn biKiy :
1Z eUei. th r.r. of hw r mother and ; chnlrttian: o. L. Kdward "d.ra. ,1(f foul p.ay, a,.d .1
Ui IJi cny c.u"v ' , dull a wwut-int tjuin-' ot tr.'i : liv by other ChJni". Rho Knew tne .
A pUU- .r'!.... 1,1 Nat"" i:,.. H. -!luk!; ,, ,.Ue.a man that he p 1 rich,, ,
prn m i ' . ., . t li,..,.-! h- riirmut d'-1 , , 1 li;it ni;hl him Inunrrd in alLmk (ill
...n. h K. nurfu ii nut iinn - itlnu i Hur K. ti inte. rnairiiiaii. - --r
for lb 4 June lo '.no ! r , 1!arr,,) ;lKrr. K. W. 8imcr.il.
r.lt tudd 10 him vim- oi ,.iul!,t,ir,r rim) Oral-t Vol.
cltlm fur the -rvk- h" h rvi. l,.h(jrm,ri. ifria Haif-r. Jam. Mc
r4 th city. IuaidMt'ly ("' (.,.,tan(,
rMlKL.tloii of Mr. Kuwr. r. b K.r. r,t r , ull,Un(. ,.n,u,eo. L.
onllrun-st-lrif numd '" .,,. i h.iirrn.u;; I V. Juhnaun, Jumei
UMl'i tlwlr Iavtr th uffl- i Mrltli mil
h bim 4Cr.t Tti wannl lt-t N.( Klf. WJ,t.r fumlnjttM R. W.
I O-r. proi.iio. i.t l.u'r "' !,.,., .airman-. W. F. Buchnt-r,
U uc"d Mr. C!rnt and Mr. '-Vj v, jh(ian.
... prnt at tb m--tn '; ,aMh t,.,;, r.mltt.-Kob-woro
In toc up hi. Jutl. Cric ialrmaI1. o-rald Vulk.
mediately. ! Kdw.nd S.hijiike.
Mr. Kler. th. rtrtaK mayor h-,s, um,nt -Jam.. Mr-
b..n In offl.-. Jut on. Kr taking I! I chairman. F. U t iter. A. IL
innrr.t a i.nr uuh janu ir j nn-i
r"inall')n .f Trif-y Wain. T h. '
bi an rdnl worker f"r thn t-i-lr
Intvrvn uf th rtty and bit i'j-
ua frmii the counrtl iiiIHiii will
tw hnly flt.
,n r-f'-if:;''
xarrottrd th.
'.elj'i .h"Mr I
mater:..:!;.' r
"We are advi
fnmi iters f th
itrrs .r.i
li;. .- th'
; and Kir's ;
hat it '.vuu''l vi
cuiiib' r of !
lar states: :
ine been failed
s :(r ;3 ,nv uiude eroKsinjis .erowing of the Southern Pacific J
-r ieci'i::riit i! 1 to the proper 'road with the Salem-Silvertsn
us that f-.r ti.o safety of the at the Oregon state fair grounds
on highways of this county, on the Pacific highway at the i'nf
pio'.er ciussiiiK ignals be: section of Union and Capitol strj
i i t.iroad companies ; in the city of Salem, Oregon, aiU
. .,t uiioi imK- af the Intersection nf
l.i li-'' i'-uo... .. ...... iai
, t ;-.,m e la.rfht oo particularly ' rwemn streets in tne city of
ii:. ;o ii.'O ai'ol I'lOIlol i.v . aiuvii re(ivii,
ai
and
vac n
: ib-:
that
ira
they
4 UMlr bat
-i. r tk. rlt aakine
csatlMaae "f tb Biuiday arid
fU awrl liruioti en lb ib
Jh4 th matter rf"Td to th
rtiaaac) roriimittvo with Inatrue
lUtms I brine In r.-on"iien4atl
tfc flrat niMtm wW In January
Tk Mitt) a unaalmou in It
fcuaf that lb mat tor ""l t,,T ,h
ontinril la t yjm and rimrnond
4 tkai th ubKt li lft to a !
f IJm people. A number of th eeun
rOmum ar aiao in favor of plardn on
Hi ballot at th mm tint lb mm
tag pMur hor ctoln law I rotd
on, s lav to Ooa th witifectbmry
Ham and th arn of th city.
. Tb ao orn : tuned In Iallaa
erral year airo by a ot of th
rlty eoBf-rl! and th nwimr at thai
tlm. O, v' Hmlth. arrtef e
fca poraWtMi t owrat. lr. Mmltb car
ri4 th ttiatur to tb drroll rort
af) m wrdUt -. rendered by JuilK
H. II. ttelt In hla favor Th Hundn)r
cloattMl bw k bee amended wm.
hat tne that Urn fct ltore
are af the ot'lnion that en If th
papula td la tin I lie eluiw th
akpreiM court retild aet aalil th or-
operated for revrue
are not community social gatherings.
We find from the evidence that the
greater number of patron of t.iese
ilanre halls are from the city.
"We believe that these entertain
tynts. as they have been conducted
in the past, ar not in the interests uf
good moral, or Rood citizenship.
"We believe that there arc plenty
of lines and opportunities in these
i.r,.rieroiis davs for the investment
funhr iavraticaUon. Coroner CUuth)of ,.apnl where there
I him.
j The body la at the undertaking
parlor of tho Wbb dough -ni-
pny, where it will 1 held pending;
mid that if evidence point to any-
j thing other than natural death an In
'quent will be bcld. A. L. Kr-izer and
: Thomas Watt found Siiik in-'s body
f.I.AH bllltl ILH WITH UH.U
ifcaltaa, ian T - 11 a la attain In
lb rrtp of a cold . th lhr
mimHr Tueedny wominir rttr
Ib II above ar wbtrh rauaed a
ibr mt pie to frimMut and pia-
apple and other fruit wblrb
were laft m d to be ileinvlr
aa ajr4. Th wither ha been r-old
fee tt past aevervl da bat Hondnv
Brtffht u th ooldnet pneit-ed
! the eold ap of thre week
mm whlrk followed lb bl nw
Hiiow fed In th mountain
f br Monday and for a time
lb rwaldenu of lh oily tbuunbt that
eher storm a about n mah Ita
appearaoee her but the weather mod
oral' durtn the day only to turn
w44 3rtR tb n!ht.
Bid on th new baarul bri iri
ttn Vounit bay at Aatori will!
... i... A Um aliite hliihaat
... i.. i..,.i...i ' ll.ilvumeii
milotlior ' o iii.h -..
February . The new pet;iflti4bna
ellmlnal" eondratln of a eunibi-j
nation hlcliway and railroad t.ri.Jaf-i. I
and Include only tb hlKiiway liridu. i
.Vliore.
Kevuiiori of minute Harold Hanei
'hairinan. H. It. Vaiulevort, V. U Li
ter. Ordinance eoniiuitlee K. M. Sim
ral, Chan man, ItubtTl Crulu. W. A.
Wleat.
Kli-et ein.,n.iile Waiter Huchner.
chairmen; II H Vandervort. ti. K.
: aa the were en route to work early in . gPrVun rro.sin(r
j the inornins.
SALEM CONTRACTOR
IS CALLED BY DEATH
would be no
question as to Us uaa eii-ci upon nic
community.
I'.ecommendinfr that proper siltnaN
be erected bv railroads Invol'.cd:
WE ARE ADVERTISING
laienee coltimitte
'li, rbalrniun. P. V
M""l'
S''er coiTiin lit' - A.
-li. K llalvor
JohtiKon, A. II
II.
It. W, Mineral.
Moor.
Harold
Women Sitd Swamp-Koot j
9mtf Dm -BHOwlt gt IMIMbr
T r tb aaoMlne, rati for full him
UAaATIVE IlKliMII Qt'lMIN tat
leta lk for stitnature of H. W.
UKMVM. Cure a cold la uu day. lor
Ad
Thoiiwtinl of women hv kidney
and bluddr trouble and never ua
pect It.
Women complaint ofU-n prove to
be nolhlnn ! but kiilney trouble, or
Hie revolt of kldnei or bladder dl-
If the kldneia ai not In a healtiiv
condition, they my eaoee lh other
orKana to heroine ihm'iw.d
t'aln In iho bin , hendarh. Ion of
ambition, nerune are often times
mptom of kidney trouble.
Don t delay atarlina Ir.-ntin-oit. 1'r
KUmnr' Hwitmp-ltool. a phyairlan
Breeerllitlon. obtained at nny di'un
lore, may be pial the remedy need
to overcome aucb rondillona.
tlet a medium or lurae alia bottle
linniedietely from any dm tor
However If you wlh to teat this
treat preparalhtn eeiid ten reiita l
lr Kilmer Co.. ItlnKhamlon, N. V .
for a earn pie bollle. When wi iiIum b
ur and meollon th euiem Cupltal
Journal. ( Adv
ll a-U e if QU
..nil t.ii i . 1 1 1 s
ASK TOR
Safe cTfsrHIFAHTStndlfiViLlDS
f HorlicK's
liieurif loal
A.-d
Imtlatloa
a4 Substitute
adnaMHa.loaikUand aetwt( Children I Rkk Wilt, malted grain t tied In Powder
Tb Origwait rw Uliidi lot All A(eN Caoaiag NowrUbuuj Dilibl
tv
Wo .Cirr;v r
Completes 1 i tx cil
THOMSON'S
"GLOVE-FITTING
CORSETS
3
I Si
The tiiousumlrf mmi thtmsarulH of Thorn
Ron's "(;ioe Kitting" CorsvU Uuight here
in mt-tit years, by S tlom's vvtuiu n, wmihi
indicate that thene arc truly g:trmont,s of
rval merit.
Antl4 their popularity h;is never slacken
ed, but h eonhtantly increa.Hing. In this daily
Scramble for mt'rciundise, we feti very Ar
tunate indetnl, to I able to meet vour
wants v ith so etnnpleU a line of these just
ly famous corsets.
We nake n promises for the future. We
advise early put chasing.
la Vidoire
Corsets
fur ilk- wtfci Mi
flurr uwalH) HwuieWI.
teueieatv! s4 lintett
yti.nl .!?
i'K
chairman;
linger.
HildKe (omioiitee H. II Vander
voit. cbairman; W. K. Hu hner, O K.
lialvoraen,
Light romniitl" P. V. Jnhnaon.
chairman. P. L t'tter, James Mc
Clelland. Park eomrnliiee F I Piter, chalr
inan: li. I.. Heotl. II. II. Vtidrvort
Itub-a commltlee n .! Wilson,
chuunoin; W A. Wieat. Herald Volk
Itoliert Clan:
Hand eoiiiinlllee Hubert Craig,
r hair man; W. A. Wieut, Kdward
tbhunke.
i I DATES OF ATHLETIC
TITLE CONTESTS SET
New York, Jan. 7 infinite datea
for aeveraf nallmuil chaiuiiiuuNhipa
tor ISIili have lion officlnlly an
nounced by the Amateur Athletic l;n
loit a follow
HouIiik Hoelon, April li and .
Hiwketbttll ...Atlanta, tin, week be
UllinliiK Much I
Wi eel iliK - lili m.itKham, Ata, April
H and 11
Tug of war New York. March U.
H iininlnK - - Junior event"- ;;f)
)rl. t'l.land Y if C A, April
17; r.mi ar,l, Mlnneapolm. A. C.
Man-h i. f inry diving. Chicago A
, Much 31. women' Keillor too
vimU relay. Illinoia A. C. CliCaKO,
April 1. women Junior. In y irdH
Clevvliind A C. Kabruary Jll, and
wotticn'a junior Ion ar.le bto-r, utrtike
lirenaburg. Pa . February IS; men s
Indoor le-nlor 'id ard. irmcngo A ,
Much 31. I oo xanla, Urunkiine, Miss
Mmli II. lull yards, lire it laike
naval ttaiuiiiM Htation, Marcit 24,
and 31HI anla Ita k atroke, Itllnot A
C , ChK'Sgo. Apul 1
J. McU. U:adrick. JJ. a local con
tractor, son of Mr. a::l Alts A L.
Headrlck, died at the hono- of his par
ents, 40.1 North Cottage street, al
5 :4i o clock Wednesday morning. A
private funeral will be held at the
of th. Vt'cltl, A. I'li,lil'll ITllll.
pany at three o'clock Thursday after- j
noon, lnterrment will be In the .Mount
Crest Abbey Mausoleum.
Mr. Headrlck served during the war
a a member of the ll;hl ambulance
corps. 316th sanitary train. He was in
training 10 months, eubatiiiK here
June -il, 1917.
Ills parents Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Heudrlck, and twu visters, Mrs. Oscar
K. Price and Mr Haiph 11 Cooley of
Malem. and two brothers, Clifford T
Headrlck. Yakima, Wn . ,.iol William
K Headrlck of Portland, survive him.
IS YOUR BEST FOOD-
ore o
And this has become a national slogan for
Bread-Eaters.
The H0LSUM slogan as adopted by us and ap
plied every day is:
"We Bake Better BREAD So the Public will
eat more of it!"
Ask your grocer for
the roughest volake in Its history,
latTouraine, French line steamer, was
in port today with several lifeboats
miming and the port side of her deck
mmished. She had "o'J passenger
aboard.
Among the passengers held by the
Immigration authorities were five
young French women on ih. .r way to
California, one to uiarry a former
sergeant in thtt American army and
the others to go to relatives tin pool
lug their money it (w.ia found there
was not sufficient to pay all the rail
road farva and leave . proper margin
for c.xpenee-
Call Issued For National
Bank Statements Today!
4
i
Washington, Jan. T. The comptr.
rr of th currency today issued a call
or the condition of all national hanks
at tb close of business on Wednes
day, Iiecember 31.
t
be erected bv railroads Involved: dan- t
:n .Marion county T mgm W Jf
'were ejcoriati-d by the grand jury. B t M
nl Lai IMi
I Grand Opera House t
MONDAY 10 t
JANUARY j
J si piu:mi:i.v satim yi..
MClUW I ff ffi f n
?0m IHOLSUlm
IPIUIISI.30I.-,0C I -pi f1! Fl 1 " f
- i therry tity Baking Lo. i
day at )H'rii Hous- lrug Slure
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmumaamm -- 4iMitM4i44444ii44444444444444tMt4tiM
M-' ' e3..se-"--Uf.. Mf U --itv r L.
?Mlr5aieglSaa - Wfe '
t. TUT" : r : - i
",.iiii.T--;..u.,
ali&-1
DON'T WHIP!
Stop Lanhinc Your Bowel
with H.it).hCatiidrtivsbiit
Like "Cavgfrts."
uaim in, ,wi,iinii;v (iixr to
m, u.e icuiar lu ii or else
1 oto I tp.itton. b.hout at
ii h diaordel. and so k
lio do nit whi(i tb.
a activity with h.ir-h
; h
Ul,,. in,, f.ver and bowels need to fl
1 i IS' "til- and ntuial roilc, one that can
i couotantl) he t.ed without barm The
I 'Hlte! i t v -1 and bowel l.mlc t '.i.
uela ' Ihrv lint the tuer to work
the colon and bow cla of
tins and poleot.a without
never sick u nr Inci.n-
Ueiuence you like Calomel. Siilta, till
i I 01 I'utKattvea
! Twenty -five tuiittos. tnn.a of C?
'' 1 t are sold ea li ,st They work
t, ....... -,-t,, , nw,,-. vtw Ml
i little too.
f . .
e t . ! ela. The
I j AO t c .. eiMi 1 1.
I , i'I wasi... tonil
T : t Iplng. - tllev
aw e4ut a ey ttsa
hue af
Mlta HHv-t ttS
liTONIGHT
J At Grand Opera Hoase
An Evening With Thrilling
Music By the
CIIERN-1-AY-SKY'S
Tickets $1.00 and $1.50
At Opera Drug Store
'Anderson Case Passed
Up By Grand Jurors
(t ouiiiiued from page uue)
: in at dance hails siuiued iu the cot.n
jtn outm.le th. city lllmits but in
proimitv to the city of etnleni.
' We caliid a iuiiobr of witnesses.
; among slunn .-re the Juvenile off -o-ii
if the comity, thji police matron
ot the city of S,il.ui. cltlaens who te
'sole in the Immediate Vicinity of these
hails and proprietor; and operator
of the piaco involved.
Sil I vision la 1j
'The eiob-me lends to show that
t;i. -re has mit been a careful super
vision on the part of the inntiniienmin
which would Insure these dance hails
oeme m-h. olaceii us we would want
our minor childun to attend without
being cbapet oned. There 1 but tittle
evidence showing -tijectlonable oin
Mu. t on th. tioor of the halls during
the dame but there Is abundant evt
'donee which tends to show lh.it the
moial conditions (,iin and coming
jto and from the hall snd the ron.il
'tious thai eiiet outsit u( the hall dur
ing the hams . r th dance are no!
iv.tmt thev ahou.a be There seems to
; be s luck of aup.M v .sloii of some iet.
jtii. not only gvuug ami coming from
ith dance, b.i th outside of the
;biiidln( ,tj' "g the hour of th
,dIH V
"It a sv a. evi lewe that some of
til pattolta of thew dat.ra r y,umj
people who have not yet attained1
tneir ii.-..i.i hyt h alteud these
.la -leea wiihoat being chspeloued v.r
in proper ,.,., VV beiwee that
the t.aieiits of thcc children, and rs
pev.ia;iy ct the you a aurl. ar In a
!' "'esi.oo.ibic f,. ihelr daughter
jaiiendanec u,.on uh I dace and we
. would earnestly uig Ukii the par
jctn that the iii.i!,a ieerlvea in
reference la the (,iaf,.g f amueemei.t
whivh tbeir daiighter sllend
IJvlwtr 1 msU
"The fact Uf -hcae halle being cut
lde the c:tv limn, ,,jt ,n,r.for. be-
JAN. 8 3 DAYS ONLY JAN. 10
A leader at the Head of the Economy Farade.
Men and Women with an eye for Economy will
hasten to make the most of this opportunity. '
Such values as these at such remarkable low
prices do not linger long.
Here are a few of our many values:
MEN'S SPECIALS
Coopers part wool union suits 2.95
Wrights all wool union suit
Drawers and shirts, part wool
Best grade flannel night gowns
Coat sweaters, heavy neck
Hi-grade flannel shirts
Overcoats, value $2..50, sale price lT
Mackinaws, value $14.00, sale price
Cashmere hose
Mackinaw gloves
Canvas gloves
Neckties
$5.00
$1.95
$2.65
$1.65
:vj r r.
e-l; f k f M t.
$1.50, $2.95 and $3.95
...$17.50
$8.50
;5c to 65c
25c, :5c and 50c
...lOc
..-...:v.6oc
Sure
Relief
6 Bkll-ans
Hot vatr
Sure Relief
BOYS' SPECIALS
Boys' part wool union suits
Boys' Hi-grade night gowns
Boys' wool shirts
Boys' flannel shirts Z...'" .--Z"..'"'
Boys' fancy flannel Mouses"!"
Boys' flannel blouses !..!..!.!
, . CHILDREN S PLAY SUITS
blue denim and striped, age 1 to S
inns sweaters
r.$1.65
$1.45
$2.95
..$1.:
...:..$1.65
50c
.90c
We m have a ! Si la
KUlt
44-47
KTtTri
bTKU.T
MEN'S
STOKE
4tt
STATU
STRJEKI
RE LL-ANS
- MEN'S STORE
svroR INOIOKSTIOM