gnDEKK CONTROL
. JWD CIVIC PRIDE
To make North Salem the represent
m. Salem beautiful, was the keynote
nl well attended meeting of the
Korth Salem Improvement aaauvmuun
the Highland scnooi rj wbuu
hout a hundred North Salem resl-
." consideration io various
" urt, for community betterment
fWl Exchange week in North Sa
. to planned for the first Week In
amU. At this time Salem residents
Hi gather surplus bulbs and plants
Lb their properties and will -ho
for wanted varieties or
contribute them to individuals desir
,.. beautify residences.
One of the most Important topics
eoMldered dusirg the evening, was dis
rusBion of the iafluenza and smallpox
eoidemlcs now eAi..6 ..
J Ray Pemberton mentioned the vari
.'. nhases of the 'flu" appearance in
Salem and presented some trite rules
applicable to tne appearance ui me
disease. Dr. Pemberton advises those
iriio have contracted the disease to
a, to bed and stay there until tie
malady passes. This is urged as the
best means of conserving individual
strength, as the "flu" is a severe drain
upon vitality.
In discussing the smallpox epidemic,
Br. Pemberton snid that upon first
appearance, it is difficult for the lay
man to distinguish first symptoms of
"flu" from those of smallpox. It is
noticeable, however, that the ftouy
body temperature at first is higher In
the latter disease, subsiding as the
case progresses, while Increased tem
perature in "flu" cases usually persists
tor a longer period.
The doctor pointed out that most 01
the objections to vaccination, arises
from the occasional inflammation of
the immunize member. It was empha
sized that the scab or "take" should
bo thoroughly protected by sferile
gauze, and that contact with foreign
matter, unclean clothing or hands be
eliminated. A case in point was of a
lndy who claimed that her little boy's
aim had became badly inflamed and
that the vaccination wound became
vi-ry large. The lady admitted upon
Interrogation, that no medical atten
tion had been given the arm until the
Inflammation probably from outside
causes became serious, needed medical
attention being disregarded for about
12 days.
Consideration was given the reports
ot various committees engaged In pro
moting street Improvements. Reports
from north Fourth street showed that
-property owners there are thoroughly
Interested in the promotion of paving
for that street. Many property owners
on Haiel avenue have also signed a
paving petition.
The sidewalk committee, reported
that most of the poorer walks, border
upon vacant) or neglected property,
and measures were discussed by which
owners of these properties could be
forced to take care of the disreputable
and dangerous sidewalks.
J. W. Maruney gave a comprehen
sive talk upon floral planting and care.
He named many attractive plants and
shrubs, which could be utilized by Sa
lem property owners in creating at
tractive residence surroundings. Mr.
Maruney namedj various plants, the
Mexican orange, cotonestea and Eng
lish laurel, as especially novel and at
tractive floral acquisitions. The uni
form planting of trees and shrubbery
through a general plan was also urged
by the speaker, who named the Orlen- j
tai Sycamore as being a good tree for
reet side planting. Mr. Maruney re- !
minded rose lovers that February 28
was the best time for the pruning of
rose Dusnes, warning that early prun
ing would drain upon the sap re
sources of the plant too early in the
stuson,
Mrs. H. C. Hummel was appointed
10 represent the association in con
irrring wun committees from the
ftiotners club and with h
teachers circle in ROfMl ri n tr n III.
. . - iiuIAlj
ine committee in charge ot the
A-umi oaiem riorat Exchange wus
nnmea as follows: Chairman Mr. w
P. Ringo. Mrs. C. R. Scott, Mrs. George
..nuur, iurs. tnni paulus and Mrs.
a. jarrei. -
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1920.
fl TANK TAKES
Central Howell
central Howell. Or.. Voh t m..
program and basket social that was to
bo given February 13th has been post
poned to a latter date on account of
tne nu.
Bernice Cowden Wait Ollt nf Brhn1
last week on account of a sore font '
A party was given at the Central
Howell hall January 28. There was a
mrge crowd out and evervhnrfv
- i j f "
ea mat they had a good time. The
evening was spent in playing games.
At midnight a light lunch
The hall was decorated with red crepe
paper na Japanese lanterns.
Mrs. Abe Steffen went tn Rlem .
day to spend the week-end.
Support the Bov Scouts anfl n,nj
the death knell to the Reds.
Cloverdale
Cloverdale. Feb. 7. Dr. itrnrv sn.
pies left the latter part of last week
for a Visit to her brothers In Ran
Francisco.
Ivan Hadlev is having
seise with "the influenza: VA hnna tn
see him out again soon.
The -school a Illihee wan clnced
Monday, as both DUDils and tem-her
were sick with the grippe, but as all
were doing nicely, not much time was
expected to.be lost until school would
open again.
Mrs. James Craisr was rnllcfl in aa.
leni last week to the bedside of her
daughter, Violet, who was a hln-h
school Btudent there. She returned
home Wednesday, brlnerlmr Mlaa vi
olet with her, who now is Improving
irom an attack or flu and pneumonia.
tmaries Pickett of Portland camp
Thursday evening to visit his mother
ana sister at the latter, Mrs. w. J.
Hadley's, home.
A. Conn of Salem, who owned a
fruit ranch here, sold It a few days
ago for $4200. There is about 21 acres
In the tract. Mr Krom was the pur
chaser and expects the place to be
occupied In about two months.
W. Jones of Salem Is spending thn
week at the home of his nephew. F
A. Wood, and helping with the ranch
work.
Some one is moving Into the houso
Just opposite from Mr. Zimmerman's
presumably owner, who expects to
stay here at least part of the year
and attend ,to. his prune, orchard and
'other farm land," . , "V "
The W. C. T. U. ladies held their
monthly meeting in Turner Wednes
day at the- home of Mrs. Edward Far
ris; owing to the difficulty of trav
eling the road at this time, only a
few were there.
WHiPP
PLACE OF HORSES
Flagstaff, Aril. Fth. 2. Th .-kin.
pet tank, which roared aud banged
uu cmniiea its way to victory in bat
tle in the war ae-ainst nm,,-.. i ..
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ung horses and mulen nut ,,...!...
in tne great pine forests of. northern
Arizona,
One big lumber concern ha tnaf
put two tanks to work, having bought
mem irara me war department Each
tank has displaced 30 horses and 14
men, according to comnanv nffirlaie
Using horses, it was im
tne company to haul during the winter
months on account of deep snow. The
tanks, however, take no account ot the
weather conditoins.
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North Howell
North Howell. Feb. 7. Tsa.no Stev
ens attended the funernl nf hin sla
ter, Mrs. Rispa Ringo, in Woodburn
last ween.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. N.
R. Foster is verv ill at their home
here. -
The census man comnletefl hla work
in this neighborhood thla week
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Don Sawyer
or North Howell, Jan. 20, a daughter,
to be called Margery Helen, and to
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rawer nf Sll-
verton a daughter was born the same
day. The boys are ' brothers.
Miss Edna Stevens of Salem snent
the week end with home folks.
Miss Cella Bump, who is teaching
near Halsey. visited Saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cutsforth mo
tored to Portland Sunday and spent
the. day with Mr. and Mrs. Burr As.i-
well.
The contract for the school house
Lions are the only animals of the cat
family to have circular ounlls when
their eyes are contracted.
CHILDREN
should not be "dosed"
for colds - apply the
outside treatment
VICRS VAPOIflJ
"YOUR BODYGUARD" - 30C.6Of.U.2O
NEW YORK GOES WILD
OVER A NEW SONG
The latest New York sensational
ballad PRETTY LITTLE RAINBOW,
Is at present quite a fad In the. Bast.
The song possesses a simple waltz re
frain, with a beautiful melody' iwliich
impresses you immediately, and from
all indications will be the most pop
ular hit this country has ever known.
Following is a portion of the chorus
clipped from a copy just received:
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Pretty Little Rainbow
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vnuBtnilea eain. I'll kiu vnnrtarVi
-n ' Mk iny ol light ut'a
1,11,1 mg thro tin night, ynu'rjpiii t.t
Al though the song has been pub
lisher! a. short time, thousands of
nnnica hava heen nnlrl. There. Is
slight advance over the popular mus
ic. This can be had for phonograph
and player piano,
USED GARS
. 'Because of the low profits on Chevrolet cars we allow less for used cars,
w exchange, than most firms. . , . : . , -
It naturally followa that our prices to you on used cars are lower than
usually asked.
FOR YOUR GUIDANCE.
One Ford touring in fine shape, always had the best of care, not a junk
neep by any means, shock absorbers, motor runs, like a watch, good paint,
Pace, $350.00.
Another Ford touring, recently overhauled, good body and top, just the
car for rough, hard work, priced right, $300.00. ' .
otill another five-passenger Ford repainted, seat covers, shock absorb
ers late model, practically as good as new, priced at $450.00. .
1918 Ford delivery, like new, just the car for the grocer, baker or fruit
Power at a price that -will appeal to you. . '
. Another 5-passenger Ford, right up to the minute, a tote of extras, re
painted, runs like new, priced at less than the market. .
.; 9ne oi our customers left a 6-cylinder Kissel Kar with us to sell. Its a
J nve, with cord tires, convertible into a 7-passenger. Just the car for hire
work. Look it oven The price is right. .
We have a few model "Four Ninety" Chevrolets, 1918 model, good tires
m m nice shape. Priced right.
ou will find good treatment here and goods at fair prices. .
Salem Automobile Co.
PG. DELAN0 SALEM DALLAS . X.I.E0FF
Distributors
Chevrolet and Scripps-BootH Cars Republic Tires
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wood was let to the lowest hM.w
this was the boys of North Ho well,
commonly known as the "cheese
gang", who are doing it more for fun
tha,n money, thus a saving for the
msirici.
The lep year dance In the Cheese
hall Jan. 17, was a. great success and
a large crowd was In attendance.
Andrew Russ was taken to the hos
pital Saturday for an operation per
formed by Dr.. Hickman of Gervais.
Tills spring will see a number of
new cars tn North Howell. Ellis Stev
ens has ordered a Dodge, C. A. Saw
yer an Overland, C. Hemseck receiv
ed a new Ford this week and several
others are ordered. There are 49 cars
here In a radius of four miles, all
owner by farmers; we don't think any
other farming community In Oregon
can beat that.-
590,000 la Boris Stolen
From Wall Street Broker
New York, Feb. 6. Bonds valued
at $90,000 were stolen last night from
the office of James R. Peering at 135
Broadway, it was announced In Wan
street today. The outside door of the
safe was opened by using the com
bination and the inside door was forced
open.
lution this morning Instructing their
committee in Washington to Inform
.Director General Hines that seven
days will be allowed for action on
thei demands.
While officers of the brotherhood
made it plain that failur of the
Washinsrton nfrotLUuina woui.i nica n
an immediate order for cessation of
work by 300,000 members, it was in
timated an appeal might be taken to
President Wilson as a last resort.
Detroit. Mich.. Feb. 8. Inaistn-
that action upon demands of he main i
tenaiice Of wav emnloves and ralln-av
shop laborers for wage increases was
decided upon by grand officers of the
workers brotherhood in ronferenpe
Here.
The Union officers adopted a reso-
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
January Was a
ecord Breaker
We were allowed an extra allotment of FORD CARS in January to relieve the
pressure our our accumulated orders, which enabled us to deliver 99 FORD CARS
' last month.' ' .
On the last day of January we booked orders for 7 FORD CARS and two FORD
SON TRACTORS. THIS IS" A RECORD WHICH NOT ONLY PROVES THE POP
ULARITY OF FORD CARS AND FORDSON TRACTORS BUT ALSO PROvH
THEIR RECOGNIZED DEPENDABILITY. .h. M3:B2!!CHIOa
The Factory Output is strained to its limit, which means that from now on we
cannot have any extra allotments Therefore yau MUST place your order NOW if
you expect to enjoy the pleasure and satisfaction of FORD CARS and FORDSON '
TRACTORS-$25.00 does the trick.
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