THE CAPITAL T SATURDAY. JANUARY 31, 1920,
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.A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION1
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SOUGHT III BIG
STATE CAI1PAIGN
Illegal weighing devices and dishon
est dealer producer, wholesaler and
retailer are to feel the weight of the
heavy hand of the department of
Weights and measures in an "honest
weights" camp:!;" to be instituted
throughout the state immediately un
der the direction of W. A. Dalzlel, dep
uty state sealer of weights and meas
ures. The campaign will be especially
intensive in the larger cities of the
suae from where most of the com
plaints regarding short weights and
measures originate, according to Dal
ftieL Aid Is to nclp.
"This departmnet alms to help and
protect all honest persons whether
they be producers, wholesalers, retail
ers or consumers, rich or poor and ev
ery honest person from the producer
to the consumer should co-operate
with weights and measure officials in
reforming the short-weight artist or
drive him out of business," Dablcl de
clares. Family Scale Doomed.
One of the objects of the campaign
will be the correction of the practice
of weighing containers for sausage,
lard, ground meats and similar com
modities Numerous complaint have
been received by the department rela
tive to this practice, Dalzlel explains
The old "family scale" is also doomed
to spedy extermination in the "honest
weights" camaplgn. This type of scale
has long been outlawed In Oregon, Dal
slel explains and In most communities
their use has been abandoned but
there are certain sections of Portland
where they are still In use with result
ant short-weights to patrons ol such
places.
I'M ntll) IU liiili)
. JURY; CHARGE GRAVE
Charged with contributing to the
delinquency of a minor child, Joseph
Llchtey, 21, of ML Angel, Saturday was
bound over to the grand jury following
a hearing in Judge Unruh's court, and
Romeo Lais. 22, also of ML Angel, was
also bound over to the grand jury.
oBth were arrested Saturday by Sheriff
Needham on information furnished by
District Atorney Max Galhar
The minor, Florence Kephart, It, of
Sllverton, la confined in a local hospit
al. She was committed to the girls'
train school Saturday by the county
court but because of her physical con
ation was not accepted. She was ar
rested at Eugene Monday.
RELIEF SHIP LAUNCHED.
Vancouver, Wash.. Jan. II. The
Bearport, 1,600 ton steel steamer des
tined to make her first trip from this
pport, carrying a $1,009,000 grain
cargo for relief of Armenia and other
Near Eastern countries, was launch
ed here today.
IDENTIFIED
AS 2
Spokane, Wash.,, Jan. SI. --Identification
as two different Individuals was
madetdday of the man held by authori
ties here after having given himself
Into the custody of an officer at iheai
cal Lake Wednesday night a request
that he be held until he could recover
his memory.
A picture of the man, published in
the Chronicle of this city yesterday,
was recognized by the proprietor of a
local hotel aa a man who she said reg
istered at her place January 20 as
iieorge K. Raymond of Portland, Ore
gon. A deed and tax receipt for a five
acre tract at Hood River, Or., and an
accident policy In his tultcaso, left at
the hotel, bore the same name. He
had been missing from the hotel since
last Tuesday night, she tald. Ills
mother's name Is given as Mrs. Sophia
Raymond, Utlca, Minn.
The picture was recognised by nu
merous residents of Endlcott, Wash.,
as that of Ueorgo Flick, missing from
that town for a year, according to their
statements to the police and to the
Chronicle. They included a former
employer of Flick, with member of his
family and City Marshal James, who
has been seeking him ,
RELIEF LOAN OPPOSED
Washington, Jan. Jl. An agree
ment was reached today by the houss
ways and means commitee to recom
mend passage of legislation authoris
ing the government loans of $60,000,
000 to Poland, Austria and Armenia
for food relief.
San Francisco, Jan. 31. Steps
looking toward the organization of
negro train porters and other negro
workers into trade unions were taken
by the San Francisco labor council
last night when the Question of such
organization was Introduced and re
ferred to the executive committee for
favorable action.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT
WE WILL PURCHASE
Yost - -HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
What have Ton to sell?
PHONE 1177
Oar Dealings Are Square
Farm machinery sold on
Commission
WE ARE 100 PER CENT
AMERICANS
LUCAS and LUCAS '
liberty and Ferry Sts.
BUT TOVRSELF A LOT AND
ECTLD A HOME
AUCTION SALE
MocdaT.Feb,2.2r30PJiI
One Building Lot, 50x130 ft lo
cated on North Liberty and
River streets, being lot No. ,
in block 11 in Riverside addi
tion to Salem, Marlon county,
Oregon. Parties desiring to find
this lot go out North Liberty
to River street, being second
lot from northeast corner fac
ing west on Liberty. Look for
cornstalks and oak grove on
back of lot Terms cash. Ab
stract and title to date. This lot
will be sold without reserve,
J. L WARINEH Owner.
2144 N. Fifth St.
F.JiWOODRY
The Auctioneer
Phone 510 or 511
PORTLAND FLU INCREASES
Portland, Or., Jan. 31. Thirty
three new cases of Influenza were
reported to the city health bureau to
day, making a total of 248 since the
epidemic began.
Damage to roads resulting from the
rains In Hood River county will con
sume a large part of the road fund
appropriated for 1920. "
For Long Distance Auto Trucking
Willamette Valley Transfer Co.
WE ALSO DO LOCAL HAULING.
North Bend has rejeccted the pro
posal of the Lumbermens Trust com
pany of Portland to purchase 190,000
of city bonds at par.
TCnrnllment In thA Rend SfhOOlS for
of 1219 as compared with 1042 enroll
ed for the fall term.
Ignorance may be Miss, but one's
knowledge of one Ignorance Is what
blisters.
Charles R. Peterson has been elect
ed president of the Burns Telephone &
Telegraph company.
Letter Praisin? Hoover
Placed In Congress Record
; Washington, Jan. 81. A letter
praising Herbert Hoover, written by
President Wilbur of Stanford Univer
sity, In connection with efforts to
bring Mr. Hoover forward as a candi
date for the presidential nomination
wss put into the CongreuHlonal Re
cord today by Senator Chamberlain,
democrat, Oregon, without objection
from the republican side,
In presenting the letter Senator
Chamberlain said the question of
Hoover's cltlscnship had been raised,
and added:
yiurlng the war I name in olose
touch with Mr. Hoover and I always
found him loyal and using hla best
efforts in the behalf of our people."
Commission To Hear Pleas
For Higher Street Car Rates
II. H. Corey and Fred O. Buehtcl,
public service commissioners, returned
this morning from Koseburg where
they had been conducting a hearing on
the application of the Douglas county
water and light company for an in
crease In rates. Kred Williams, the
third member of the commission went
to his home at (Irants Pass to spend
the week-end but will Join the com
mission at Portland, Monday, for the
hearing on the application of the Port
land Railway. Light A Power company
lor an increase in streetcar fare,
NEW YORK. FLU DEATHS GROW.
New York, Jan. 31. Deaths from
Influenza continued to Increase today
while there was a decided drop In
the number of new cases reported to
tho lion th department. There were
123 deaths fro mdtaeaBe, an lncreane
of four over yesterday's record figures
in the present epidemic, while the
number of new cases totalled 4.895, a
decrease of 637 over those of the pie
vlous day. There were 137 deaths and
911 new cases of pneumonia, decreas
of I and 40 respectively from yester
day s figures.
N fit i
Mieimtn or oaiesiuca i
There's a tremendous
difference pretty near
ly che difference bet
ween profit and loss,
between success and faihrt.
If you want SALESMEN
you II find some thorough
brra'.'Qadvertieing in out
Situations Wanted Ads Or
a Wsnt Ad of uourr in th.s
paper will bring theni
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J. C. FERGUSON'S
Auction Sale
Dairy Cows, Case Tractor, Registered Jersey Bull,
Machinery, Etc. ' .
WEDNESDAY, FEB-4. '20
1:30 p. m. Located -mile North of Salem Steel
Bridge, in Polk County, on Salem-McMinnville road
1 grey horse, 11 years old, weight 1400 pounds; 1 Jersey and Hol
steln cow, age S years, freshened In October, gives 3 gallons; 1 Jer
sey and Holsteln cow, age 8 years freshened in October, gives 3 gal
lons; 1 Jersey and Holsteln cow, age 8 years, freshened in May, gives
2 gallons; 1 Jersey and Holsteln cow, age 2 years, freshened in May,
gives 2 gallons; 1 registered Jersey cow, 7 years, freshened in Oc
tober, gives 2 gallons; 1 Registered Jersey cow, 3 years, freshened
in May, gives 2V4 gallons; 2 Jersey heifers, coming 3 years, will fresh
en in spring; 1. Jersey heifer, coming 2 years, will freshen in spring;
1 Jersey heifer calf, 7 months old; 1 Jersey heifer calf, 9 months old,
subject to register; 1 Jersey heifer calf, 4 months old; 1 registered
Jersey bull, coming 2 years old, a good one; 1 3 -inch Mitchell
wagon, with box; 1 Bean lever action spray pump; 1 barrel spray
pump; 1 100-pound anvil; 1 2-horse riding cultivator; 1 hand cutting
box; 1 Empire cream separator, new; 1 10-gallon cream can; 1 5
gallon cream can; 1 cart; 1 hog oiler; 1000 grain sacks; 1 orchard
extension disc; 2 dozen Rhode Island Red hens; 1 Case tractor 9-18,
In first class mechanical condition.
BRING IN WHAT YOU HAVE FOR SALE!
TE RMSAll sums of $10 and under cash, over that
amount, time given to Oct. 1, 1920, to parties fur
nishing approved bankable notes, bearing 8 per cent
interest.
J. C Ferguson.
OwKt'r
WOODRY BROS.. Auctioneers
Phone 510 or 511, Salem, Or.
NOTE: Woodry conducts stock and farm auctions
everywhere. List your sales with him for RESULTS
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL "WANT" ADS PAY
COVU AND WEAR WW.
Philadelphia, Jan. 31. Jay OouKl
and J. W. Wear, of the Philadelphia
racquet club, won the national ama
teur racquets doubles rhamplanshlp
when they defeated Clarence C. Pell
and Stanley Mortimer of New York,
here today by the scores of 15-9; 15
11; -13; 15-10; 10-18; 1-15; U-7.
Arrangements are btlng made by the
Klamath county arm bureau to Im
port a carload of shorthorn cattle to
be sold at publlo auction"
At The Oregon Theatre Starting Sunday
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xtreme
High Prices
Are 0
vercome
THOS H.INCE presents
H0BAR.T BOSWORTH JANE NOVAK.
M Scene AWBEHINO THE DOOR.
, tfCPdi-unwuttlsJiknit Qkiurt
Buying at the place that buys in the largest quantities, that buys for cask
for cash, does not deliver, and works on most economical basis in every wav
sistant with gooo souna ousiness principles, i ms permits our customers to keen
the money they would have to pay were it not for the J. C. PENNEY CO.
You Should Come and See
THE WONDERFUL VALUES WE HAVE IH
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SHOES
FOR
Men, Women and
Children
Just note aj: ew numbers to which we call your attention as a sample of the
they are going, which is below today's wholesale prices in many instances.
LADIES' GREY KID
Shoe in either French or Military heel,
welt sole and best of material, style
and workmanship. Just think, only
OXFORDS
In grey, black or brown in Military
and French heels. Prices from
to
WOMEN'S BLACK KID
Shoe with rubber tipped French heel,
welt sole; imitation tip. You will find
this a wonderful value at
$7.50
Grey Cloth Top
Shoes with black kid vamp in military
or French heels. They are certainly
big bargains
$5.90
MANY, MANY MORE EQUALLY GOOD VALUES
Incoroorated
CHEVROLET 490 FIVE PASSENGER, $857.20
F.O.B. SALEM '
This car has several nice refinements that will appeal to the buyer such
as full pantisote top, glass in rear curtain, extra tool box, easier riding
springs, better upholstering, more room and REMEMBER the .old price
$857.20 delivered at Salem. .
Our only difficulty is to get enough of these cars to supply the demand.
It requires no effort to sell them, for the reason that the people of Marion ant
?rTties' know' when they buy a car from us that they get REAL
oh K VILE.
We hope that the price will not advance, but under the conditions an ad
vance may come.
We will book a few more orders for future delivery an dwould suggest
that if you want a car in the near future that you place your order now.
Remember that we never hold up a customers deposit. That is not our
way of doing business. Should you make a deposit on a car with us, and later
on decide not to buy, or desire to purchase some other make of car your de
posit is ready for you. , .
C
alem Automobile Co.
F.G.DELANO- .
Salem -:- jias
" ' Distributors:
Chevrolet and Scripps-Booth Cars and Republic Tires
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