..fl-SDAY, MARCH 29, 1920.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
PAGE FIVE
All Around Town
BREST E VESTS
) Associate Com-
JL'i dub members neet at
2TS p. m. to form aales-
:!ub.
It
Mar- :
luncheon,
-Busint ss
CommenJal
Men'a
club..
8sir Salem Rotary club
luncheon. Hotel Marien, noon.
yar. 24 Special meeting
gusiuJss" Men s league, Com
t oiercial club. 8 p. m.
Mar 26 - Floral society
' Beetin's Commercial club 8
Mar- 25 Mass meeting dog
' (WnerSl commercial club, 8 p.
Mar. 2. N'ancy Hank Lin-
coin club program. Lincoln
t school, 3 P. m-
I Mar. 24. Lecture by Dr. J.
g. Gilbert, "Immigration and
the future American stock,"
library-
7 jar. 23. Marion County
' children's bureau dance, ar-
pory.
Jisicli 26. women a repuuu
can duo meeting, armnrv.
April 4. Raster Sunday.
Auril tl. American Legion
meeting, armory, 7:30.
Brighten up your furniture with
rrench Veneer. 5c bottle 4uc C S
Hamilton. M,
French Veneer furniture polish 50c
bottle 4c special. Hamilton's. (69
Try French Veneer poliA. speciai
,40c for 50c bottle. Hamilton M.
. Friends and college mates of Nich
olas Linn Tartar will be interested in
knowing that he was graduated from
Rush medical college yesterday. Dr.
aTrtar is a son of Pf . .i v.
Tartar of Corvallis and a brother of
wna liene Tartar of this city. He
graduated from O. A. C. in 1915
This week's Drapery Special, Eng
lish Lever Nets, values $2.50, $2.75
ana j, i.s yard. Hamilton's 69
Shadow Nets, values l and $1 '0
87 c. Hamilton's. eu
Drs. White and Marshall, osteo
pathic physicians, U. S. bank bldg.
6
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Shadow Nets, values Jl ami $1.20,
oi'iC Hamilton s. 9
Attention, boys of Salem 15-19
years. A membership in the V. M. C.
A. until 1st of October, 1920, all priv
ileges, $3.75 or $3 for cash. Less than
12c per week. Phone 225 or inquire
Desk Y. M. C. A. 69
Taxpayers Clash
In Arguments on
Millage Bills
AVith nearly a hundred represents-1
tive Marion County Taxpayers in at-'
tendance, the Marion County Tax-!
payer s League convened in the cham-!
bers of Department No. S, at the!
county courthouse, Saturday morn-j
ins. The meeting was nwn.il liv i i
P. Boise, temporary chairman, with
Isadore Greenbauin presiding as tem-j
porary chairman. j
The meeting was opened by Chair-!
man Boise who extended the first!
courtesies of the floor to Judge P. H. i
"--iiL-v. juuge UArcy sounded the:
keynote of the spirit of the meeting1
presenting, suggestions that the!
ers, emphashriug the need of unison
rnd concentration in dealing with the
problems confronting she voters. He!
.sa'urics in this state with those In
; others.
With the adjournment for the noon
- ! Attention young men of Salem 19
Cmirt HOUSB NCWS t0 25 years- A membership in Y. M.
leges, $5 or $4 for cash. About 15
cents per week. Phone 225 or inquire
Desk Y. M. C. A. 69
I Circuit Court
f W.I. Needham to A. E. Siegmund
Sheriffs certificate of sale of real es
Jute on foreclosure.
j George Borgfeldt vs F. W. Spencer
j doing business ris the Spencer Hard
jwtre company. Cost bill.
I Cherry City Milling company, a cor
jjoration vs Grancis A. Gill et al. Sum
i mons.
I W. F. Park vs Olaf Oleson, Stip
f lUlion.
I . Probate Court
I William Whitney Sr., estate. Final
CC0Ullt.
Love, jeweler, watchmaker, Sa
lem. ' .
Mrs. A. G. Foor. Vlavi representa
tive, will be in Albany Friday Rnd
Saturday. Lecture at Hotel Marlon,
ill Monday afternoon. 6'i
E. R. Brunduge, arrested by Officer
lee Morelock this morning on a
charge of disorderly conduct, was
fined $10 by Police Judge Earl Race,
ind granted his freedom. Brundage
it said to have been fighting Friday
tight in the Central feed barna.
Sustaining a severe scalp wound
Friday morning when hia motorcycle
skidded on the wet pavement at the
corner of Court and Church streets
snd he was thrown to the street, Traf
fic Officer Verden Moffitt was not
riding today. It probably will be sev
eral days before he assumes active
police duty. The accident ' occurred
when he attempted to avoid collis
ion with a truck.
by
"taxpayers were vitally interested in
questions of the day, esiiecially per-
lauung io increased taxation, his re-1
marks being heartily received by the!
asyenunage.
Upon invitation of Chairman Boise,;
County Assessor Ben F. West, spoke!
pointedly regarding a statement cred- j
ited to Prof. W. J. Kerr of O. A. C.,'
that assessments in the state of Ore-1
gon were only 30 per cent of the war-'
ranted valuation. Assessni- 't
ed that there was a general tendency!
upon ttie part of the public utility1
concerns and others to iim,n,i !
sessnient valuations upon a basis of
inflated values. Mr. West asserted
that this would ruin the farmer or
city property owner. He placed upon!
the State Tax Commission the blame I
for increased taxation in Marion and
other counties. As a case in point he
gave the instance of a telephone con-j
corn in southern Oregon upon which
the Public Service Commission had'
placed a valuation of only $60,000'
for assessment pui'Doses. Aseanri
West alo pointed out th.if the innn.
ed tsx levy in thi county was due to!
the removal of automobile and mnrt.!
gage valuation from county to state.!
toi ts.. jdoier addressed the taxpay-l
stated th.it anv nwrioit r,.f,i,n, .-.-,i,i.l 1"
, , . , . pared the following report:
onlv come from action takes hv th . 1
toxpaj-era entirely independent of of-j A committee were appointed on
fice holders, wlw, he reiterated, were!"om'ntM"m of P rmaiunH officers
interested usually only from service; " ler" J,e" ifollette, p. H
viewpoint, rathe than in accord wilj j -rc-
"those who must pay the Mils." ' resolutions E. .XL Croisau, Alex
Following the opening remarks. E. LaFol!ette. Geo. W. Weeks, Scott A.
K. Carlton, asaastant state supcrin-l R'SSS. - E. Hofer.
tendent of schools, spoke in favor of j The committee on nominations
the 2 uvill tax for elementary schools ! brought, in the following report for
urging , that neglect to provide thejlernianent organisation: President, R.
schooi system with ample funds p- Boise: vice president, Jo. Baker;
would bring a collapse of the state secretary, I. Greenbaum: . treasurer,
school system. He stated that due to)-'08- Albert.
th5 limited funds available, over 5001 ' Hrd of 13 directors a U Endi
teachers not adequately prepared for;00' 'a'ri; L J. Adams, Silverton;
the responsibilities involved. werelw- A- Jones, Macleay: W. H. Hob-
teaching in Oregon schools. He made!son Stay ton: S. J. Smith, St. Paul;
live statement that 250 school distrietsj H- w- Downing, Sublimity; Geo.
in the state were closed because ofSwSie. Salem; A. B. Crosby, Wood
lack of sufficient funds. He concluded! brn; K. C. Siegmund, Mohama: S. A.
with the argument that the 3 mill taxjK,Kgs Salem; Geo. Krauss. Aurora
amendment would equalixe the bur-'1- -- wrolsan, Halls Ferry; J. V.
den of school support and would aidit,oner ' M- Angel; John Aupperley,
at an estimated cost of $290,gd.
Should the project iw decided up
on Cupper states lands having jmr
tial water rights within the district
would be ascicssable only in accord-
anc with the additional amount of
water which may be delivered to
; them from the reservwir or other new
; source of supply.
i "Whether or not the protect in
: question is feasible." he writes, "I am
una hie to determine as I have no
facts in regard thereto. However, i(
additional water is ever to be secur
ed for th kttids in the valley it must
come through the organisation of
an irrigation district and any prob
lem which may arise subsequent to
the organisation of the district, I feel
can be satisfactorily adjusted under
the hroa I application of the provis
ions of the statute."
Jefferson; P. P. Hasner, Turner.
Crows Landing. CaL, Mar. 20. Fifty
safe deposits boxes of the First Na-
I tional bank here were rob lied of !ev-
eral thousand dollars in bond last
Cupper Allays
Fear of People
On Water Rights
the poor school in the sparsely set
tied districts.
Superintendent C:rltons speech
arousea mtter comment from many:
of those present. C. A. Huston advo
cated consolidation of small districts
as a sane remedy. Senator A. M. La
FFollette tated that the extra tax
measures as urged were not warrant
ed, holding that such increased tax
ation would bankrupt the state. He
took a fling at the Oregon Agricultur-!
... .u.,,,c, auiuiis viiai nine WitB ill- , ,
tie to Indicate that the school was' Then? " -a'on any worry
turning out farmers or agriculturists.,011 tlle lU't ot water users in the pro
The state senator from Marion coun- posed new Pine valley irrigation dis
ty advanced some of his reasons foi itrict over the loss of water rights al
voting against many tax increase: ready approved, according to Percy
measures advocated at the special CulnlWi atata mKintttt who oint
session of the leg.slature this yer-!iut tht. fact thllt the ,rrlK:1tjon is,riot
H. B. Rvan received applause when law ig particularly designed to take
he announced his Intention of voting care (l pl.ior ris , , Z
down all tax incraese measures. ! tion of new districts ranl,!i
County Superintendent of Schools c"Lv,l" " V ,s
W. M. Smith in the absence of M,!."' J ' r
Carlton replied to the attacks madej " i" !! ' n f' V
upon the 3 mill amendment. In an- i. . ' '",'!", t
swer to a question, he asserted that!'' " t, whlrh "
many of the Marion county schools 8"'d to huve, aris? ?yw tnB
were In charge of teuchens not com-
I This week's Drapery Special, Eng
Eliih Lever Nets, values $2.60, $2.75
and $3. $1.49 yard. Hamilton's . 69
f C. N. Needham about baby chicks,
i iit State St. Phone 400. 69
Reverend A. M. Williams of the Al
taiy college will preach at tho rres
tyterian church Sunday morning. The
object of his sermon will be, "Chris
tianity and lite leadership."
Our new line of hats for lnisscs and
children, direct from N. Y. just re
ceived. These are the "Madge Evens
Hat." sold exclusively by Mrs. H." P.
Suth, in Kafoury Bros, new store.
See our window display. . We special
ly on children's huts. 70
C N. Needham nhnut hnhv f.hlpk.
state St. Phone 400. 69
f Just arrived the 1920 World's Al-
f oiiuias. Get yours at the Conimedcial
bock store. 69
f The Marion County Women's Re-
fraican club will meet Monday af
'frnoon, March 22, in the veterans
mom in the armory. All women in
the city and county are invited to attend.
Dance with the latest music at
wniory tonight. 69
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f Just arrived the 1920 World's AI-
t 'inas. (Jet yours at the Conimedcial
I ook store. ,. 69
I
The library lecture which was ad -1
ertaed for next Friday evening will
wven instead Wednesday evening.
Immigration Ant iniannfln
J wk" will be discussed by Dr. J. H.
I b"bert of Oregon.
J '- '
I Iance tonighf. armory. Ladies free
J MmIsslon. . 5.9
I Bance with the big crowd 'every
j Saturday night, armory. 69
f
The Nancy Hank Lincoln club of
we Lincoln school will give a pro
fam Monday afternoon nt 3 o'clock
the school auditorium. Music and
"leiag will be featured, and two of
principal attractions will be
ft-oup of whistling solos by Mrs. La
Kine Clark, principal of the school,
ri(1 Playette by the pupils of Miss
""wnquest's room. For refreshments,
"i original luncheon of Scotch scones
H be served by the Flsher n Blend
4ertiaing man.
Attention, boys of Salem 8 to 14
J. A membership In the T. M. C.
A- ntil 1st of October, 1920, all prlT
ses, $2.50 or $2 for cash. Less than
1 nt.. per week. Phone 325 or in-
3
Move Begun to
Get Protection
Of Feed Law Here
Portland, "Or., Mar. 20. Steps are
being taken to provide Oregon with a
new feed law that will give It an
equal standing with other states, ac
cording to J. D. Mickle, state dairy
and food commissioner, who has ap
pointed a committee to draw up a
workable measure that will be pre
sented to the next session of the leg
islature. Every state in the union, with four
or five exceptions, Oregon being one,
has what is known as the uniform
feed law, which protects both the
consumer and the manufacturer, Mr.
Mickle said today. The law requires
a guaranteed analysis to be printed
on every package, naming each ar
ticle contained in the feed, which
should be sufficient to protect the
purchaser. Inspection Is provided for
the enforcement of the law, and In
drawing up the Oregon measure it
is proposed to make the Industry It
self bear the expense and not put the
cost on the general taxpayer.
Management Of
Hotel Marion Is
Resigned By Miller
After four years manapinient of
Hotel Marion, during which time $45,
000 worth of improvements, including
the spacious annex were made to the
building, Charles G. Miller has resign
ed, it became known today. Rtock-hold-.'rs
have not yet named Mr. Mil
ler's successor.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller, with Mr. Mil
lers brother, Fred Miller, night clerk
at the hotel, will leave this city May
i for the governmental mineral springs
hotel,. Columbia national forest, Ska
moni. nnnntv. Washington. The bro
thers have gained ownership of the
petent for the position and explained! e PPd " ltriot on
this condition by comparing teachers' "'hich ,he coumy "urt ha" 8 "te
iui iii-aruiK wun h view to can.ng a
special election would include some
29,000 acres of land and involve the
construction of two storage recervons
TUESDA Y-ONE DA Y ONLY
ALCAZAR
STOCK CO.
Presents
'A
Snappy
Farce
Comedy
NMOQ
3QIS
dn
'A
Show
Worth
While
( night by robbers who btirnv! their
! way ithruugh the vault door wish an
'cctyterw gas tank.
j NOTICE .
i Notlc is hereby given taat 1 have
, impounded tho following deaeribt.d
jdogs in compliance with ordinance
No, 1404 towtt: One big yellow Shep
jherd dog, weight about 60 poumts.
jOna big Airedale,' weight about 60
.'pounds. One white and black spotted
;nmle, weight IS pounds. One white
ishort haired male, weight 28 pounds.
;One young yellow and black spotted
,niale, weight 15 pounds. One black
Jsnd white spotted male, part fox ter
jrier, male, weight about 2(1 ponmrs.
One black water spaniel, male, weight
about 28 pounds. One white and yel
low spotted bird dog. female, weight
about 20 pounds. The abov describ
ed dogs will be killed if not redeemed
i by owners, on or befor March it.
j 1920, as provided in said ordinance,
i W. 8. LOW,
' . Street CommissbMier.
Mr.rch IS. 1928. 69
Complete Welding
and Cutting Plant
We have added to our shop at 5G0 Ferry street one of
the most complete acetylene welding and cutting plants. We
are prepared to do any and all kind of welding cuttinsr.
Chas. Widkk in Charge.
"W1DICK WELDS ALWAYS HOLD"
TIRES AND SPRINGS
Special Ladies' Matinee Tuesday
BLIGH THEATRE
fashionable resort and will assume ac
tive management of that place upon
arrival early in May.
Although there are two highly niedl
cinal springs on the resort, containing
ten acres, surorunding the government
mineral springs hotel, the hostelry wilt
he conducted as a place of rest and a
resort, and not ns a health resort.
The hotel is 15 miles from Carson,
Wash., and 57 miles from Portland.
Carson is the nearest railroad point.
Taking advantage of a new highway
the government is constructing into
the reserve the Miller brothers evvill
employ a large automobile stage to
and from Carson for the accommoda
tion of- patrons. The hotel is one of
the most picturesque and convenient
In any resort in the west.
W Desk Y. M. C. A.
Special meeting of Mult
nomah chapter No. 1 R-A.
M. this evening. Work in
the Mark Master degree.
Visiting companions wel
come. ... 6
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ALWAYS
GOOD
MOST
TIMES
GREAT
VAUDEVILLE
SUNDAY
STanley and Wilson Sisters
"EXPELLED FROM COLLEGE" You'll Like 'em
BOWLING
Is an
Invigorating
Pass Time
You will find our alleys
"Up to the Minute" in
every respect
CLUB BOWLING
ALLEYS
122 N. Commercial Street
Meet Me to Meyers-
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You share in the privileges of Citizenship it is your duty
to share its responsibilities. Help to Build your Hospital.
The New
Frocks
With Easter close upon us "my
lady" turns to her wardrobe to
see if she has that most india
pensible garment,
"One Piece Dress", or
"Afternoon Frock"
The selections for this season as
never before comprises gar
ments that -possesses a new
style and charm and give an
individuality anly " found in
Quality Garments.
Taffetas, Satins,
Crepe de Chine and
Combinations
Highest Quality Silk Hose.
Aur showing is most complete, including Lace,
- ('locked and Embroidered. Thev come in
Mack, While and Colors,
am. I I I
..t em
$2.25TOS5.00
Next Wednesday
Extra Special
Cash Toweling
29c
Don't miss this Sale.
You can always do better at
Es
Who Always Do Better By You
Mack Hanley
Fritzie Fritz
CLASSY SASS
LA VOGUE
Knight & Sawtelle
A KNIGHTMARE OF
COMEDY
Earl Williams
IN
"ihe tiorneis ivesi
Mutt and Jeff Comedy
HERE SUNDAY
2 DAYS ONLY
Mrs.
ClhariSe CEa
pllii
'
In Lois Wc-ljer's Senfational Production
Special Ladies'
Matinee Tuesday
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TO CURE HER OF FRIVOLITY, HER HUSBAND INVITED DISASTER, AND IT
ALMOST CAME BEFORE HE REALIZED IT -
"Loose Lions and Fast Lovers"
ANOTHER OF, THE WONDERFUL TRAINED ANIMAL COMEDIES
Coming Tuesday- ".MITCliELL LEWIS"
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