IT.IDAY, JUXE 18, 1020.
Owners of Tracts jNew Experiment Station at Tur
Apply t(
to Engineer
For Water Rights
Application for permission to appro
priate water- from Goose Lak. for
laeer mining Id Baker county was filed
with the state engineer s oince, Thurs
day, by Charles H. Record of Union,
Or.
Other applications for water rights
were filed as follows:
By George Hargadine of- Ashlana,
covering the appropriation of water
from Willow creek for the irrigation of
a small tract jn jacKson county.
By Thomas Deakin of La Grande
covering the appropriation of water
from the Grande Ronde river for the
irrigation of a small tract In Union
county. - '
By .1. RaybiH of Almeda, Or.,
covering the appropriation' of water
from North Star Creek for the irriga
tion of a small tract In Josephine coun
ty. . - ' ,;"
By James Speirs of La Grande .cov
ering t:ie appropriation of water from
Slide creek for the irrigation , of a
email tract in Union county.
THE CAPITAL JOUKNAE
Miss Preparing
viw a-Apcuiiiein oiaiion at lurner i
Advances Flax Industry In Oregon! Bi
Turner, Or., June IS. To further! aprlm-m ... t In a final'drive for nm,i,,H,
or Edward I. Edward, a candidate between New York and South Ameri
tor the presidential nomination on the (can coast points,
democratic ticket, did not accompany '
in. nax interests of this community,
W . J. J. Cumngham has leased a build
ing from the Oregon Flax Fiber com
pany for an experiment matin,, .j
iorcy acres of flax contracted fpr the I Pr " and the
8
production
penments made, that tHe enter., i
bound to be a success, and in a few;prior to Lhe fusfmary close down foi
more years will become one of theimid-seasoI repairs, the lumber Indus-" were made for a number of stops dur-
couiilK mtlUSirieS Of fh ata iPKU 1.. ... L. . . ... n, lkA ,-!
the New Jersey delegates on their i
special train todo.y for the democratic I
convention at San Francisco. Pele-;
gates said he would probably attend, i
however, if his official duties would l
permit his leaving in time. Hans1
.mree tons per acre. The water supply
... . ui irei jo miu io oe tne oest tor cur-1
mg flax that the state affords. The
capital invested at Turner by the Ore
gon Flax Fiber company is $11,009,
and it will require an expenditure of
J23.000 to put this crop in shape for
market.
Spanish Court
Ceremony Revived
Madrid, Spain. For th first
time in several years, the old court
ceremonial at which the wires of
grandees will be presented to the
queen, will occur Saturday evening,
jjuchesses, countesses and jnarchion
esses, newly created or who have in
herited titles, will go to the palace in
court dress each carrying a hassock
upon which she will kneel before the
queen and place her services at the
monarch's disposal. Afterward the
noblewomen will take turns in serv
ing as lady in waiting on the queen.
eirnprintant 4 - . .
Mrs. Lord of Portland, who was the
insugator of the industry in Oregon
If the experiment this year prove
satisfactory, and Mr. Cunningham is
confident that it will, others who are
interested in the proposition will fi
nance it to the extent of hnti,,,-.. .
spinning mill i Turner next season.
Just now Jie is installing the equip
ment necessary to handle the crop Re
comnciea. Mr. Cunningham has
yea experience in the pro
duction and manufacture of flax in Its
various features, and he seems confi
dent that he will be able to make a
showing in the undetraking this year
; ,u "f """en will uoeratea rrom Salem next Saturday
promote the industry as it should be. .shortly before daylight for a 508 mile
rim rioer company, "ce to uaKiand, Cal it was learned
i.ieuuore notn, president; Ed- loay through correspondence re
ward Schunke, secretary, and E. J. ceiveit from the Pacific Homing Pig.
i.urcii, umuHger, win continue in the ciuo or Oakland. Many of Ihe
ousiness with unusual develonment Pigeons which will arrive In 'rfafom
acocrding to Mr. Hansen. Mr. Han- y express are parents and offspring
sen uas oeen continually engaged in ul ulras usea y the government dur
the game for forty years and knows lnK the war.
every feature of .he industry from its Tne race- 't is said,-will be flown
production to the consumer in the from Salem each year, Last season
, " i.r.r-,",s ""FOUCCT Mwo per cent of normal. notwithtJ.
mir seasonable trade
War Vet Pigeons
To Fly 50(L Mile
Race From Salem
vine nunctred racing pigeons will be
manufactured product. The company
tne handicap was wen by J.
T.
State House Notes.
The application of the Central Ore
gon irrigation district for an increase
1 in maintenance rates was dismissed by
the public service commission in an
order issued Wednesday morning. The
dismissal is based on an opinion of At
torney General Brown to the effect
that the irrigation district is not a
public utility and not under the juris
diction of the commission.
Recommendations for the enlarge.
ment of the heating plant at the state
normal school and for increases in the
salaries of several members of the nor
mal faculty will be presented to the
board of regents at their meeting in
Jlonmouth Thursday, according to J.
H. Ackerman, president of the normal
school, who was here today in confer
ence with the financial committee of
the board of regents. It is not expect
ed that financial conditions will per
mit consideration of a new dormswry
building at this time, Ackerman stated,
although such a building is badly
needed and must be provided ultimate
ly. Oregon ranks third among the states
of the union in per capita purchase of
war saving stamps according to in
formation received by J. A. Churchill,
state superintendent of public instruc
tion and state thrift director, today.
Purchases of Btamps for April aver
aged eight centsvper capita and pur
chases for the year lip to May 1 aver
aged 51 cents per capita Churchill's In
formation shows. Thrift will be given
an important part in the course vor
civics in the elementary schools at the
state, hereafter, In an effort to estab:
lish right habits of saving in the boys
and girls of ithe public schools,
Churchill explains. '
it was released
If conditions are favorable it In be
lieved that some of the birds will ar
rive in Oakland on the evening of the
day they are released in Salem.
has been in operation for a number of Cray's Ion8 distance champion, ''Drift
years, adding a little each season. It d Snow." which arrived early on the
was started with only fifteen aerwj morninS following the day on which
contracted and this year, said Mr.
Hansett, "we will have over two hun
dred acres." They have purchased a
new self binder and will cut all of the
two hunderd acres this season Instead
of pulling it, as has been the practice!
in former years. Mr. Hansett stated Grasshoppers are devastating the
that thev have the best equipped mill grain fieIds near Cove m lon coun
In the United States and have every ty' Last Sunday 20 acres on the L. B.
equipment necessary to prepare the Carter ranch was cleaned up.
product ror tne market. What we
need, said Mr. Hansett, is a stock com
pany with sufficient capital back of it
to build a linen mill. Help is a per
plexing problem this year, also. While
the Industry has developed largely
since it was established, they have
been hindered by one thing and an
other each year and at no time have
they been able' to give it a fair trial.
It is apparent, however, from the er-
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STATE ;
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STATE g STREET
DiCRONeffl
OPTOHETRIST-OPTICIAN
LaddBush DankMdin$
TzfCcr Stole apt
KILL THE RATS
TO-DAY
By Using
i STEARNS' PASTE
International exterminator for Hati, Mice.
In I 1 . ... ,1 ..rhll 1,3 It ('n'tiU-K E
' desire in those pests to run irpm the build
ing for water ana irenn air, ujiu
4n . fu nmmAIlM. TWO RlZ88. Sfc and 11.50
should ba enough to kill from 60 to 400 raw,
. HEADT FDD USE "BOER FRO Dt4U
HOME OWNERS AND
PLDERS
Now is the Time to install the
HOMER PIPELESS HOT
AIR FURNACE
WM. GAHLSDORF
The Store of Housewares
135 N. Liberty St Phone 67
Governor Edwards later announced
that he exnecteil-to leave for S:,n
dullness, cari fv,. h. ,k i.i.. .
shortage, and the banking policy .if week ' ,
restricted credit !
Production at US association mills
was SS.S7MS3 feet which is only
1.88 per cent leas than normal pro
duction for the operations reporting.
Shipments totaled 78.S71.708 feet,
of which S1.94 per cont were ship
ments by water or locally by' auto
truck and not requiring cars.
Rail shipments amounted to 7414 ! Washington, June 18, American
cars or approximately 5SJ40.000 feet, (mining interests, already are demon
-oasiise water snipments amounted stratmg feeling of confidence in
to 13.I40.55S feet; export shipments j the declarations of the de facto gov
7.S1M10 feet; and local auto truck rernment of Mexico, by greatly increas
deliveries 3.774,"39 feet " ing activity in the states of Sonora
- New business amounted to 51.MS.-i and Sinaloa. said a report received
wi i ieei maae up ol 3S,7o,000 feet j today from the American consul
in me transcontinental rail trade; 3,-1 Nogales.
8705 feet in the local trade; 9
Miners Showing
: Confidence In
Mexican Stand
Pensious lH'niod Many
Washington, June IS. Federal em
ployes who have reached the age of
retirement, 70 years although tney
hove not given the minimum of 15
years service required under the re
tirement luw. must be dropped from
the rolls. Attorney General Palmer
has ruled. Such employes, he said,
cannot draw retirement pensions.
P. J. Carnry. n
the r, -,,n ,i -the
peace at Aslori.
of a contest
0 ye,irs old and
lionaire.
futnl to In
Broker Shot
Chicago, June 1$. C. B. KniiKn,
president of Charles Ensign and com
pany, a commercial , brokerage firm,
was in a hospital today with two bul
let wounds In his breast. Mr. Ensign
was wounded Monday, membeis of
the family finding him lying in a
bathroom when they returned home.
They would not comment on how the
broker was wounded. Mr, Ensign is
Special Sale
Sewing Machines All
Makes
At Woodry's
THIS WEEK
270 N. Commercial
ut
221,373 feet in the coastwise domestic
trade, and 3,319,000 eet or oversets
delivery.
- . ? . , First Strainer Arrives
New York, June 18. The Chilian
steamship Renaico, formerly the Jap
ine unsnippea Balance at the JJSianese steamship Nippon Maru, arriv
mills participating in the report wasted here today from Valparaiso, Chil
353,489,830 feet.
Edwards Unable
To Travel With
Jersey Delegates
Newark, N, J., June 18. Govern-
FRECKLES
Don't Hide them With a Veil; Remove
Them With Olhlnc Double
Strength
This preparation for the removal of
freckles is usually so successful in re
moving freckles and giving a clear,
beautiful complexion that It is sold
under guarantee to refund the money
if it falls.
Don't hide your freckes under a
veil; get an ounce of pthine and re
move them. Even the first few appli
cations should show a wonderful Im
provement, some of the lighter troek-
Lles vanishing entirely. i
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othlne; it issthls that
Is sold on ther money back, guarantee.
. (adv)
with passengers and cargo. The arriv
al of the Renaico marks the begin
ning of the recently organized pas
senger and freight' service of the
South American Steamship company
"tMttMII)HMIMMMIMIMHIMMIM
Salem
uusicks
Albany
TrunkSy.Bags, Suit
Cases
Music Rolls and Brief Cases, at
Hamilton
340 Court Street
pp.
Dancing Every Sat. Eye
Woodburn Armory
Bungalow Orchestra
OP
Portland
All Shriners Attention
Special meeting at Commer-
clal club Thursday, JunelT,
8 p. m, Your presence Is re
quested. -
. "Walfelt"
Take the plac of bouit
lining for ten.
Max 0. Buren
171 North Commercial
French Fight on "T. B." Aided
Paris, June 18. Renewal of the
-ing K,000,000francs a year have been i
mnrle bv the" Rockefeller Foundation !
since 1917 for the purpose of carry- H
ing on the campaign against tuber
culosis in France, according to a stafe
ment made by Maurice DeRoth'schlld
in the chamber of deputies yesterday.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
NO NEED NOW
TO BE GRAY
And tell the world of
your troubles and years
for Co-Lo will restore the
natural color, life and lus
ter to your hair in a man
ner nature approves,
Co-Lo a scientific process
perfected by ; Prof. John H.
Austin, over 40 years a bacter
iologist, hair and acalp spe
cialist. -
THE TEN CO-LO SECRETS
Co-Lo is a wonderful liquid. -
Clear, odorless, greaseless.
Without lead or sulphur.
Hasn't a particle of sediment
Will not wash or rub off. "
Will not injure hair or scalp.
Pleasing and simple to ap
ply. Cannot be detected like the
ordinary hair tints and dyes.
Will not cause the balr to
split or break off. ' '
Co-Lo can be had for every '
natural shade of hair.
A for Black and . Dark
Shades of Brown.
AJ Extra Strong, .for Jet
Black Hair only. .
A for n Mj-diun, Brown
Shades.
- 'or all Very I.fjiht Brown,
Drab and Aithum Fhailf.
- Co-Lo liair F'..--M..r-r at ri-
rlil'.lE H ,.r. - i iY j
AUCTIONEER
I Sales conducted everywhere. Farm
i sales Z percent; city sales 8 percent.
We save you money on advertising
CoL W. F; Wright Auctioneer
' ftomembtt W Stand
B'hind It,
Sdlemi Or.
., Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store ' '
' The Economic Store
Established to fight the high a st of living Great bargains
and nothing but bar gains, now' "offered in this popular annex
to Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store.
A Rousing Sale of 500 House and Porch Dresses
$1.98 $2.48 $3.50
and Percale 'Dresses made as pretty as a dressmaker would design
Fine quality Gingham
for you specially,
SUITS $16.50
Misses and Women's Gabardine, Serge and Jersey Suits,
various colors and sizes, selected from regular stock for the
Economic Store, values to $35.00. Sil h h(l
, n A. vr.v v
1 " I V
II
Economy Store price
WOMEN'S COATS $12.50
Women's and Misses' Summer weight Coats, and Dolmans
in various colors and sizes, regular values 9 Kll
up to $42.50.: Economic Store price pxuJr
ORGANDIE DRESSES $3.95 ; 7
Broken line of Misses' and Women's Organdie and Voile
Dresses fancy figured designs, made to C? V
sell at $9.75. Economic Store price tl7tJ.v
Georgette
Waists $4.75
Good quality Crepe de
Chine and Georgette
Waists, various styles
and nearly all sizes,
formerly sold at $7.50.
Economic Store 4.75
price
Poplin Skirts
Navy, black and grey
Poplin Skirts, worth reg
ular $5.75. . Economy
Store $3.75
price
'A Phenomenal Sale of
Trimmed Hats, at $2.75
Split Milan and Rough Straw Hats,
small, medium and large size, $2.75
in a variety of colors, special
$7.00 Hats $3.75
Including broad rimmed Sailor Hats,
smartly trimmed, black, navy, taupe,
brown and other prevailing $3J5
colors, Saturday Special
Women's Cover
alls $4.25 V:
Women's Khaki Cover
alls, the ideal garment
for gardening, outings,
camping, etc., made in
one piece "style with col
lar, belt and pockets, ad
justable ankle straps and
buttoned down the fftnt,
have them in all sizes.
Moderately priced. -
Waists 79c
1.50 and $1.75
Voile Waists, var
ious new and pretty
designs, have them
in nearly all ?i?e.
Sweaters
$5.75
Shetland wool Slip
Over Sweaters, pop
ular shades.
" Middy
Blouses $1J98
$2.50 and $2.75 new
and p-etty Middy
Blouses, sizes. 34 to
40.
Smocks $2.48
Great big lot of
Misses' , and Wo
men's Smocks in a
variety o'f colors
and designs.
Phone 7S4
REPUBLIC TRUCKS
With Parts and Service
W. H. Hildebrandt & Co.
Distributors
Marlon County ' Polk County
279 N. Commercial St., Sulcm
Phone 873
DREAMLAND
RINK
TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
SATURDAY, SUNDAY NIGHTS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Ladles Skates Free Friday
Mtlit.
Ladles Skates 10c Tuesday and
Saturday Nlgbta.
FOR LONG DISTANCS
AUTO TRUCKING!
WillametteV alley
Transfer Co.
PEONS Utt
W ALSO DO LOCAL
HAULINO
W.W.IOORE
House Furnisher
HOME Of THE TIOTROLA
You get more for your
Money at Moore'i.
L.M. HUM
Cms of
YickSoTong
Zhiness H.dlcin. sad T.s Co.
Hsa Bsdlelds which will curt
or knows 4iSMNMb
Opn Sondsys (ram It s. m.
- o'nUI t p. m.
lit Sooth High StrMt -felsm,
Or.gon. PhoM til
HIDES
and SACKS
WANTED
Also Jack of AU Kinds
Best Prices Oasrsntssd
: CALL 11
Capital Juzk Co.
Th Bqusrs DI Houss
l"l CfcTTl!S PV I'SlOCS il
Retailers at Wholesale Price
A lie uitiij' vvii&c vi miiKiuui
-There is no better coffee
than MJ.B. Coffee regard
less of price WHY?
5 -lb. tin per lb. 52c
3 -lb. tin per lb. 53c
Single Pound Tin 55c
We Recommend That You Buy the 5 -lb. Size
i " You Save More Money "
2 Kellogg' s Corn Flakes... 27 C
2 Shredded Wheat . ..... .... ..... ;...31 c
2 Packages Jell 0... ...:.. ....... ...3 e
2 Jiffy Jell ........ ...... ..... .2 9c
Ghiradelli's Chocolate 1 lb .'. 42 C
Hershey Cocoafl-2 pound 23 C
Seeded Raisins, Sun Maid 20c
2 Pounds Sago 25 C
Tapioca, Pound . ......... J2 C
Rice, 7 1-2 pounds, for . ............. ..
Fancy White Re-Cleaned Navy
Beans ......................... ..........
Large Citrus Powder :.............29c
Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans ........... ...J 9 C
6 Boxes Searchlight Matches ; ........37
$1.50 Royal Purple Broom ".$1'27
Other brooms $1.10, 90c,85c, 75c
Market Baskets VdC
Nut Margarine, pound 34 C
Peanut Butter, 5 pounds g3c
2 Cans Tomatoes 25 C
2 Cans Fancy Corn a. ..35 C
5 lbs Marshmallotv Syrup gg(
10 Ibs'.Marshmallow Syrup $1.65
5 lbs. Amber-Karo Syrup g3c
10 lbs. Amber Karo Syrup $1.23
5 lbs. Crystal White Syrup g3c
10 lbs. Crystal White tfaro .......... $1 30
Diamond C . - $2'.80
Pacific Hardwheat flour --$2.93
Olympic flour ..............................SO
Crown Flour - -$3.55
10 lbs. Cream Rolled Oats ......... ....(59 C
Cream of Wheat ..........................30c
5 Pure Lard ......... .. .. .. .$1.19
No. 10 Pure Lard - -$2.35
Cooking Oil, gallon .....................$ 1 $7
Kellogg's Krumbled Bran ..............18c
3 lbs. Fancy Bulk Coffee -93 C
Fresh crisp graham crackers, lb... . -22 C
Soda Crackers, pound .... . -20c
3 Pounds Crisco ............97c
6 Pounds Crisco ... $1.93
10 Pounds Sugar $2.55
100 Pounds Sdgar - - - $25.50
14 Royal White Soap . 99c
10 Ivory Soap ... 87c
10 Palm Olive Soap ... .... .........90c
10 Imperial Pr oxide Soap ..............g3c
10 Fairy Soap :........
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