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Newspaper Page Text,nAY, MARCH 22, lSEO. pier fcuicj Railroad Forced To Raise Rates tariffs involvink Increases in freight and passenger rates on ?Zt valley railroad in Baker t rrant counties aggregating ap riniately J34.000 annually are ap UT bv the publio service comniis "ITan order issued Saturday. The became effective one day after publication and filing of the tariffs The increase, it is explained, was d i necessarv because of cessation emment'aid for the railroad on vr rch 1 when the road was returned control, while the new tar- tits Vtev iitina for increases substantlal- KMUal tO those requoaieu u, u to.n- in tariffs filed with the commis lTb" the company heretofore, Un- y I??,, nooaanimii f re will kl Increased from four to five cents Zr mile with increases in freight rates ing confined to lumber and hay. Liberty Young ; People Clear Up $42 On' Benefit The Liberty Literary society made advanced students of Liberty .knni rave a benefit entertainment Friday, March 19, for the Junior Lib erty baseball team. They were assist a hv the intermediate puplli. The boys only planned on making 115 but the affair cleared them $42. Before a crowded hall the following program was given: Selection - Piano Duet Villida Ohmart, Lorraine Fletcher Flag Drill : - Advance and Intermediate Girls. Dialogue "The Dude" '.. Harold Judd, Reba Niunes Selection . Liberty Orchestra. Farce "Smyth vs. Smyth" Dialogue "Counting Eggs" ..; Oolda Adams, Ralph Emery "Ramous Dixie Chorus" Gene Carouthers as the lawyer, Pro fessor Isaac Schmidt as a colored preacher, and Charles Stevenson as a hairlip man, played their parts extra well in the law suit "Smyth vs. Smyth." The Dixie Chorus was a winner with all. The hall was decorated with sweet peas.' This was cleverly arragned on the stage on white lattice work. The decorations were never more bright, more pretty or cheerful looking. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Father." was an Avery factory crea nor, and was worth fortunes to ih Wiliiamette valley farmers as an edu cational feature. ' Tractor FiUsBill Purchaser States W. 0. Davenport, wro recently came from Iowa and bought the Hawthorne place on the Jefferson road a mile out of Salem, is one of the best pleased farmers in the Willamette valley. Back In the Hawkeye state he and his sons farmed with an Avery tractor, which they trusted as no farmer ever trusted Old Dobbin, the steady profit-eater of we rural districts. Mr Davenport and his sons found that the Avery tractor was represented in Salem, and they came to investigate. A new Avery six cylinder orchard tractor was brought in to town late Wednesday night, On Thursday they came in to see' the ma chine, bought it on condition that it would do their work and it hadn't been in the field ten minutes on Friday morning when they decided that it was 'all right,' 'and gave their check in full for the machine. "Of Gasoline Prices Raised toStablize Market is Claim San Francisco, Mar. 21 The Stand ard Oil company of California, through its president, K. R, Kingsburv, in an open letter today addressed to the state railroad commission, defended Its recent advance in fuel' oil prices "in the hope that an increase of twenty five cents a barrel would stimulate production and restore the balance be tween supply and demand." The letter was Issued as a result of an inquiry addressed to the oil com pany last week by the railroad com mission asking why an increase was necessary. As many publio utilities operate their plants with power ob tained from fuel oil, the commission said it believed the public should know the reasons for the increase. The oil situation in California, which the com pany declares to be serious. Is review ed in detail in the company's letter, which points out "that an increase wi price tends to conserve the use of fuel and to check the depletion of stocks. This is the only known remedy." On the subject of gasoline, which the company says has an equal Inter est with that of fuel oil, the letter says: "Gasoline must be kept at a price level where it will not be shipped to other markets In quantities sufficient o deplete the California market., per example, at present time gasoline is selling in New York at 28 cents a gallon wholesale. Previous to the Liberty District People Gather PAGE were fired at a launch which left the dock when the officers approached, j In the dark, two groups of officers ; fired upon each other for several inutes. None of the shots'took ef- ForBisClean-UT,1 Friday morning. March 19 men " teams, shovels. rakes jf REGISTRAR REXAMED mere, and the ladies armed with! Washinrton. Mar. !:. Victor 0. brooms, or preparations far th iCoiad of Oregon was re-nominated day spread, were on fh ..v..,i i today by President Wilson to be reg-; grounds earlv. The men under direction of Mr Mumford graded with road scraper and teams in front of Liberty commu nity hall. A parkway for automobiles was made; aryl truck loads of gravel were hauled from Saley and a dry pathway made from highway to the hall steps. Trees that were in the wav were felled and tht grounds greatly improved. The ladies rave the hall a good over hauling and prepared such a meal as only Liberty folks know how. New families are moving into this rich, fertile loganberry and prune dis trict all the time, more land owners are coming all the time. Many of these live in Salem, while owning a fine paying orchard' or loganberry tract near the paved highway. . The community is alive, progresive knows it is well off but is ever push ing on not content to stand still. Watch Liberty grow. The Liberty band will give a pro gram and box social April. 2. All are invited." : istrar of a land office at Burns, Dr. General Motors Stock Advance Sets New Record New Vork, Mar. !2. One of the most sensational movements in the recent history of the stock' market took place during the early part of today's session. General Motors, which iiaturea last week's bullish opera cent advance here, it was selling at' ' added 29 points 10 lta reeent 19V4 cents per gallon wholesale, a dif ference of nine cents a gallon. The advances at the new high record of J 409. This was followed within the pre- rail rate to New York is seven cents I .m nours actlve tradlng by a a gallon and the water rate not to ex- wmtate aw,me 01 4b Pmta ceed four cents. Obviously unless a The movement in General Motors proper differential exists between the,!whieh 'aB 8PDartrU1y directed large Pacific const m-ine nrt .f ' against the short interests, was inaiKeu oy gains oi a to i poims in other stocks, notably Stutz Motor, tors rallied almost 15 points. ' which also made a new high record at 228. During the noon hour General Mo- course it's all rierht." waa hlr wtiafied comment, as they saw the "tile giant worm its way through the orchard. thThn,,intPrPstinB film run last we at Eligh, picturing the Joys of motor ltagunder the caption "Motorizing Neuralgic Pains Give Way to Soothing Wizard Oil Hamlin's ILm,lms Wizard Oil is a safe and nJmL,! treatment for 'headache and "euralgla. Rubbed in where the pain it acts as a tonic to the tortured Oulck'reHet a'mSt lnvariab!r brln&8 ai healin8' antiseptic qualities can ?2, be relied uPon to prevent in raon or other serious results, from grains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and t,Just 88 sood' t0- lor 'sore ej. stiff neck, frost bites, cold sores 8d canker sores. Cet it from druggists for 30 cents. " not satisfied return the bottle and your money back. K.h:,er,COnstlpated 0R have he"" Juet tr Wizard Liver Whife, l Pink pills, 30 cents, .(aranteed. ' (Adv) Seven Auto Loads Of Booze Seized Seattle, Wash., Mar. 22. Seven au tomobiles loaded with liquor were seized by federal prohibition agents early today at the dock nt. Meadow-, dale, Wash., a Puget Sound point north of Seattle. Seven men were ar rested. One of them was T. J. Clark, a Seattle police sergeant. , Officers said they believed the li quor had been brought in launches from Canada to Meadowdale. Shots Professor Sap: internal Baths Give Best Results" prices, Pacific coast gasoline will be I shipped east by wholesalers, jobbers and others and sold at profit to the complete demoralization of the local market. "That the gasoline market is short may be illustrated by the fact that this company, to supply the require ments of its trade, several months ago purchased about 50,000,000 gallons of gasoline in the mid-continent : field which the company is shipping to I points customarily supplied from Cali fornia. 'In this connection it may be noted that the price of gasoline has remained practically constant, compared to the advance of other commodities. In July, 1919, the price of gasoline on this coast was increased one cent "per gallon'. This was the only advance that had been made since December, 1916, except an increase of half a cent a gallon, which was ordered in 1918 by the fuel administration to absorb tha general freight increase throughout the nmintrv " Horace T. Dodge, M. D., professor ue i-acu.c coast aupniy ol iuel oif of jrateria Meciica, 25 Jacobson bidg., and of petroleum products is rapidly Dem-er, writes Tyrrell's Hygienic In approaching exhaustion. Since May 1, Btitute of New yorIt as followfl. 1915, crude oil stocks in California ..j ean truthfully say that I have have decreased from over 60,000,000 bad the very begt results , my ex. barrels to 28,738,921 barrel on March p(rienoe wlth the 'J. B. L. Cascade.' 1,1920. The available supply of crude you certain!y have struck the, key oil in stock is todar less than 13,000,- note o many diseases." 000 barrels. The balance of the stocks Ey means 0f tho "3. B. L. Cascade" are taken up in the factor of safety o sjmpi0 warra water pleanses the low 10,000,000 barrels which .the petro- er. intestine the ntire length, removes leum committee of tile state councs. . au tne poisonous wasto therein and defense found essential to the safety keeps jt clean and pure, as nature of 'Pacific, coast Industries, and in tht demands it shall be for perfect health oil in pipe lines and, tank bottoms . you win be astonished at your feel which the same committee estimated )ng the morning after taking nn in at 6,000,000 barrels not available for ternal bath with the "J. B. L. Cas use. cade." You will feel bright, brisk, "At the present rate of consumption confident and as though everything and of production the available stocks iu. working right and it is. will be exhausted in about twelve it absolutely removes constipation months, at which time consumers of and prevents auto-intoxication. California fuel oil will be cut off from Daniel J. Fry, wholesale druggist between 25,000 and 30,000 barrels peiand manufacturing pharmacist in Sa day. lem 01) wl Bnow and expidin the "j. B. L. Cascade" to you. and will INJURIES BY FALLS also give you, free on request, a most The greatest number of deaths interesting booklet, "Why Man otTo rhamoA tn nnv aha aprlilontnl cause, day is Only 50 percent Kfficient, ,by ii ii . 1,1 inn nnn i. .i,.. rn. TV Than. A. Tyrrell of New York, for fails. 'The rate for this cause varies 25 years a specialist on internal bath but slightly from year to year. ing. Ak for it tod3j tAqv) tHMtttttHllllltHttlHIItMlllltlMttltMmtmW BAKE-RITE BRE AD Doughnuts, Rolls, Cookies, Pies and Cakes Bake-Rite Sanitary Bakery 457 State Stieet UMIMMtMMMMMMMIMHtMMIMIM4MHMMt These Are Cear-a-way Days Proving the value of the Great Savings we are giving thru out the entire store. Continuing until Saturday night Canned Goods . 8 CANS FOR : ... $1.00 Pure Lard BRING YOUR PAILS OK PER POUND .....:...DC x - - Ladies Fancy Hose RECEIVED 00 100, SPECIAL .... ZOC TUESDA Y-DOUBLE PREMIUMS DISH PANS, HEAVY COp GRANITE UOV, NOTIONS ONE-HALF PRICE BEST COFFEE IN BULK, CI ftO 3 POUNDS, FOR. --- vl.W RELIANCE COFFEE ATt0 REGULAR 56c CAN FOR , OK, MEN'S HATS 0 HQ. REGULAR $5.00, FOR - O CLSSL L.LA5KY PRESENTS ' CECIL B BMLIB ! PRODUCTION Mil $ I' rvff. fiV J.-W; Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store PRESENTING THE NEWEST FASHIONS FOREASTER This store was never so inviting and Spring Fashions nev- i er so alluring as this season. We have put forth our best ef- I forts to make this the most complete and attractive show- l ing ot Easter apparel in Salem and cordially invite you to come and say;how well we have succeeded. Authentic modes in suitsy coats, dresses, waists, skirts and outer ap- j parelof all kinds now await your early inspection. Tuesday Suit Special l Easter suits in tailored, blouse and box coat models, French Serge, Gabardine Wool Poplin, Panama and Burella cloth. Some fitted snugly at the waist line and 'flarimr. smartly over the hips, others with coats slightly Housed or showing decided box ef- ieeis; mesaay special MALE AND FEMALE jd QcuvmQWltfrkwftQiduit, Coming next Tuesday " LIBERTY New Spring Coats For all .occasions in the' mo$t desirable fabrics, such -as tricotine, gabardine, sei j?e velour covert, bolivia and mixtures. Stylish belted models, loose styles and tailored effects - some with plaited backs. Prices range from .t. 22.30 to $75 00 Easter Millinery Models Elegant and refined, for such are the hats you will find at this store, from the rouch straw hats to ultra models. Many clever copies of the world's most renowned artNts coupled with New York's adaptationsevery taste, every fancv, and any pure can be splendidly suited here at $3.50 to $22.50. At $7.50 we feature an exceptionally smart lot rf new tailored hats in the latest shapes and materiuls. See thee. (Old White Corner) Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store Peo Cash Store 3 '186-194 pies North Commercial Street 186-194 A re you giving your home : jyA 'Jfs? S i:i : New IDEAL-ArcoJa Radiator-Boile A house or a flat is sadly handicapped now-a-days unless it is comforted cheerily throughout with this IDEAL Radiator heating outfit The only way to change a house of a flat into a genial, cozy, healthful, cleanly HOME, making every nook and corner warm and the floors and halls free from chill spots and drafts is with this wonderful new invention the IDEAL-Areola Radiator-Boiler. The IDEAL bargain in low-cost heating! The IDEAL-Areola takes the place of a parlor -ttove, radiating its toft, June-like warmth to the room. 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