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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1920)
Woods Closed to Hunters as Result Of Fore si Fire Pallas, Or., Aug. 18. A threatening forest fire broke out about two miles above Black Rock Friday evening; on land belonging to the Willamette Val- " ley Lumber company. The concern took (our auto loads of employes out to fight the blaze, which la supposed to have originated, from a cumpfire Two crews working twelve hour shifts were kept busy for some time getting the blaxe under control. The fire com the company quite a sum of money. The result Is that .this entire terri tory Is now closed to hunters and fish ermen, unless a permit iff first secureu. Signs went up this week notifying all that without a permit they are tres passers. All this trouble is caused tu many by a few careless persons who Insist upon leaving the campfires In a dangerous condition. Make Noteworthy Trip. ; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Morris returned ta Dallas Sunday from a noteworthy tour, going north they first visited B. TV. Siefarth, a brother of Mrs. Morris . t Bellngham, Washington. In com pany with the Siefarths they visited various points of interest around Bel Utigham, traveling about 450 miles. In cluded In the jaunts was one to New Westminister and Vancouver and Brit ish Columbia. From the latter point the party went by boat to Victoria, B. C. returning to Seattle and Tacoma for a stay of 17 days.' "For the bene fit of Ed Siefarth's friends will sav that he and family have a beautiful j ttome overlooking the bay,", says Mr. Morris. . ' ' Gasoline Below Standard. " ' Automobile drivers insist that the gasoline they are getting from the various sources Is not up to standard. They say particularly that they find It impossible to run their motors slow ly ort o idle their engines. Once the engines are under pull the stuff seems to give results. - All of the gasoline shipped in from Oklahoma has been sold and car own- tare now compelled to depend upon Bringing Up Father By George McManus 'national Featuie . Set vice, inc. TELL. M1M MR.jk; find the: key to cet his CLOTHED! ( -J Some UK. . . S SAY -WHEN AN I (;fOO(!itNOTOINTOSET I ( LOKtO HELPOM ; J 6RWSD-l'VE M.VWft WMYOOl WC CCCD CRACIOOV w.Ji t -: evecoNNArr oot TohwT'That vjfKt ' . cw-linc, to e vauteo him to tomeethhv I where dioipot -wm ' I . A NK3HT OOT? . " IVC OT.YOOI CLOTHE Mft.OI6g' ) MrrT Ma.li,. VW MAve. I H . ? WT Kef TO THE ' v. J L T, LOCKeO.Un-DONT YOU" i , ' V M"QHi Tr WILU &E T -1 Ne ? J. .. CLObET VlTH.YOUR. TTTVTr :. ""Zt-v' :j: ever think or 4TAYiisi VA. rT&OOETV . ,J-- L . . CLOTHED IN? , A2 i w . c ;j ssxj i i r up - i i m 'wa . ii kv u r jr . . i iar ti i w .Intonlmit ,f 1 h iu Hiutrtrr with hkai.ri. a n v.... ,. i - ... ivuoniiurK sunn Moore Elected In Young's Place by Dallas Council , Dallas, Aug. 18. At the regulfir meeting of the city council Monday night, Floyd D. Moore was elected by the council to fill the- vacancy in the second ward caused by the resig nation of M. B. Young, who has been a council man for six years. Mr. Moore accepted the appointment with the understanding that the chair be filled by someone else at next city election. Mr. Moore received the oath of office about 8 o'clock and assist ed In the business of the evening.. Several interesting discussions de veloped; among the more import ant ones being the Instructions to the city attorney to frame resolu tions asking the county court to re. linquish control of Orchards avenue, '" ,., 1 ,,,, . the supply sent in by the Standard peo "B" '""' " "'a ugiow pie. This Is far from sutncient to ......... i0 meet the demands. The result Is that!?ounoll desires to have these streets at some places the dealers are really profiteering. Auto men caught short In the outlying districts have paid as lilgh as 75 cents a gallon for gas. There Is no question but that tne Improved as they are the main high ways of entrance into Dallas. Another proposition to be Investi gated Is the laxity of the firemen about fire drills. Councilman Allgood hortage of gasoline is resulting n less told of Tillamook's volunteer fire de- anno iravei man woum uiubiw.bb the oase. Numerous trips to the sea- aide have been foregone for this rea son. Long auto trips are taboo to a large extent, although if you happen to make a trip of some distance you will be surprised at the large number of cars met on the road. Work Stopped Upon Paving of Road to Dallas partment drilling . three ... and , four times each week. .It developed also that ,ln many instances the - firemen did not wind the hose - properly. . It was the contention of the council that the firemen ought to drli .sev eral times per month. ,,v Notes and Personals r . ' The county clerk, Floyd D. Moora. was absent from his office Tuesday due to Illness, Mr. Moore and wife will leave for a vacation at the ooast as soon as he recovers sufficiently to mane the trip. , Miss Hallie Smith returned the first of the week from a delightful itrlp to Newport. Dallas, Aug. 18. There have been Mrs. B. Jennings and Mrs. J. B. no startling developments in the.Houck and children of : Perrydale fight with the state highway commls- Iwere the guests of Mrs. 3. T. Friar sion during the week, Sunday. ' Interest principally centers in the The excessive amount of mosqul question of whether or not the com-,toes in evidence here" this year has ' mission will appeal to the supreme caused much speculation and the court from the McCourt decision In blame 4n many instance has been Multnomah county. If the commls- contributed to the mill pond. County Many complaints have been made t" Mayor Grant about people disre garding the city .ordinance pertain ing to piling wood In the streets. The drdlnance allows 15' days in which to remove wood and the mayor declares he shalt henceforth-jsee that-the or dinance, is; not violated,. ; !. , Miss Otella Friar returned Monday from a weeks vacation .spent lh Eu gene ag the house guest of Miss Ma rie Hastings., Miss Hastings was host ess for a party of young people, who motored up the McKenzie over the week end, and spent a delightful time Miss Bessie Gooch was shopping in Salem Monday. ," . ,t Velma Acuff, daughter of Mr. and- Mrs. Tip Acuff of Salem, returned to her home after a few days visit with Margaret Friar. . .. Khights Picnic Woodburn Park Great Success Woodburn, Or., Aug. 18. The Knights of Columbus picnic at the city park here Sunday -was a great success, port. feopie for miles around attended and Mr, Two others went up but their names could not be obtained. A ball game between Jit. Angel and Wodburn proved ; a- great attraction and. lit- Angel Won y a. score of 17 to 10. xne picnio was for the benefit oi the loca parislli school and a nice sum was realized. Rev. Fr. Sniderhon, tne local priest, had charge of most of the arrangements. ; t Xocai and' Personal. Miss Mildred , "Simmons returned Sunday evening to her duties as a stenographer at the Oregon Agricul tural college after a three weeks' v;i. cation spent at her home in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson of Salem visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Olson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark of Port land were week-end guests of Mrs. I Clark's aunt, Mrs. Laura Pittenger. . "MrS. 'Laura Pittenger has received news of the arrival of an S'i pound baby boy to her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pittenger at the home of the latter's parents in South Tacoma. Mother and child are doing nicely and the new arrival, Fred W., makes Mrs. Pittenger a grand mother, ! ' ... Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark and baby of Portland visited Mrs. Clark's par ents, Mr. and Mrs.' William Scollard, and took In the K. C. picnic Sunday. G. H. Beebe and son, Seth, are ,among the Woodburn people at New- motor trip to Yelowstone Park with Ir. and Mrs. F. E. Wray of Silveijton. C. H. Wakefield returned - Sunday from Priest River, Idaho, where he had been visting his sister and brother: in-law. While there he got to see some of the large forest fires raging In that part of the country. Miss Ethel Bonney returned Sunday evening from Newport. ' , Mr. and Mrs. W. B. GUI left this morning for a sojourn at Newport. quartern at San Francisco. val of a dealer's carload - -,- .- "No gasoline signs were displayed ply will be replenished. . " MOTHERS IN THIS' COUNTRY'"1 f have througn an ages past ana win through all years to come take care of the ordinary simple ailments in- jcident to every family with their own lavorite .remeay. ; ; . , .. , In almost every home In the land Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound ie ' the- recognized standard household remedy for female ,f lilts; thousands of American women owe With th, w 8oon the Albany's free auto camp ground. with its many conveniences and free j, v,Anih tn it Mario trnm swimming pool, is becoming widely, rooU Bnd herhs of the field, it Is known along the Pacific coast. This In on the authority of tourists. a simple remedy in which suffering ' ,il Kr;- u. tl women may place perfect confidence. si.,iw rst .mard station the past " contains no narcotics or harmful . - j, n r) three years, has been appointed super-' uruai. ,. "'-,7 o (irttTsTi and Mrs. George Landon re- the only thing that kept the park from turned Monday afternoon from their being packed was the shortage :of gas I in seme of the Surornnding towns, t A ! nlcelcafeteria lunch was served by the mates of the ' Altar Society. A pro gram was then rendered, the main event of which was a speech by Hon. Frank Da vey of Salem. Mr. Davey held the close" attention of his auditors and was generously applauded at the conclusion of his address. -' ' Air phi ne Trips Taken. Vocal solos and encores were ren dered by Miss Myrtle Wageman and Miss Gertrude Werner and were much enjoyed. On orchestra from St.' Paul gave several nice seections. An air plane beonglng to the Oregon, Wash- IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW What a Heap of Happiness it Would Bring to Salem Homes Hard to do housework with an aching back. , 's ' . Brings you hours of misery at leisure or at work. 1 If women only knew the cause that Backache pains often come from weak kidneys. 'Twould save much needless woe. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak intcton & Idaho Airplane com Dan v oi Portand was close at hand and rave kidneys. r : several Woodburn people trips m tn Read what a Sale mcitizen says: air. The plot, Archiel F. Roth, gave! Mrs. Delia Livingston, 1315 N. 5th the folowing rides: Mrs. H. M. Austin, St. says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Rev. Fr. Sniderhon, Oscar Jensen, Miss Pills with benefit when my kidneys Margaret Beck and J. B. Goldschmidt. were out of order and I had back- "' 1 ' aches and felt dull and tired. The - action of my kidneys was irregular Ion does appeal the entire question ' coea to hearing on Its merits in I the "highest court In the state. It is now definitely known that the xaeaun umcer B. H. . McCallou ad vised Mr. Gerlinger qf the necessity of using measures of prevention wnicn were carried out to the satis- Sure Relief 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief The Clatsop county agricultural a .id rrhool fair will be held October 7-9 at the old Lurline dock building. IRE LL-ANS Dm FOR INDIGESTION commission has ordered work stopped faction of the health officer. Several t on the paving of the Dallas-Balein , narreis of .oil have been poured in f road, which now ends at urunn s cor- ,uie jsui pond, !; ner, three and a half miles east of Rickreall. This means that the road is to be left In Its present deplorable condition during the winter. At ev- eral points In grading the commls , aion removed the macadam, wtl the ' result that there Is nothing but a dirt t' road left. This means that the road ' will be Impassable as soon as the I fall rains begin. It will be a mire of mud before spring, if This would Indicate a fight In the ij higher courts on the other hand, and i pointing In the opposite direction, is '( the continued activity of commission, i surveyors seeking a r6ute by way of 1 either Perrydale or Bellevlew. The ! Idea apparently Is to come to the edge of Dallas only and then on to i Rickreall. It Is possible, however, that the commission Is merely . acquiring 1 this Information to use with the leg- Mature or In the Courts. In any event all road building, with one ex ception, seems to be at an end in 'this Immediate section.. The excep tion is the paved road leading from l Monmouth to Rickreall, on which f work Is being continued notwith f standing the restraining order served en the contractors. Just what post it tion this pavement occupies in the dlspnte is hard to determine, i The feeling In Dallas is not so blt V' ter as was the case directly after the , commission "announced that it would l' not build the road In from Rickreall but there Is still n determination to t fight to the end, ' If necessary. Da 1 , las people feel that they have been treated unjustly. COSIBING AVON'T BID HAIR jOF DANDRUFF and annoyed me. I read of Doan's Kidney Pills and used them as direct- "ed. Thev nonn relieved the backaches The only sure way to get rid , of and other signs of : kidney, com j Price 600, at all dealers.. Don't dandruff is to dissolve it, then you g! , ask for a kidttey remedy get destroy It entirely. , To do this, get r,rl, TrMv tnit,. .m. tht about four ounces of ordinary liquid Mrs. Livingston had. Foeter-Milburn arvon; apply It at night when rati. Co MfrB., Buffalo, N. T. " (adv) ins ub uiiuugii i,u muiBien inv Buu.if and rub it in gently with the finger tips. . ., ...... ... .... ,-. Do this tonight, and by morning. most If not all, of your dandruff will be gone and three or four more ap plications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no. matter how much dan druff you may have. You will find, too, that all Itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better.: You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and nev er fails to do the work. (adv) Outing Days Are Now Ideal ....... : - ' AT' ' ,';-:, , ':,v- NEWPORT (A charming resort for the family.) A picturesque trip across the Coast Range Mountains. Situated on Yaquina Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Mod ern Natatorioum with salt water baths. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES Two trains daily from Portland. These attractive beaches include Rockaway and Garibaldi beach resorts, Neah-kah-nie, Manzanita and Bay Ocean. CRATER LAKE (A Lake within a Crater.) Located in the heart of the Cascade Range. Reached by automobile stage from Medford or Klamath Falls. OTHER ATTRACTIVE RESORTS Detroit (Mt. Jefferson Country-Breitenbush Hot . Springs) McCredie Hot Springs Josephine County Caves (Marble Halls of Oregon) , Shasta Mountain Resorts "OREGON OUTDOORS" BOOKLET ' Will help you decide on that vacation resort. Contains descriptions of the various outing places, excursion fares, hotel and camp rates.'; SUMMER EXCURSION FARES For further particulars or copy of booklet "Oregon Outdoors," Inquire of local agent ' SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent ir-mm l w. ICII. I B F1 l Fr: t SSSEtF S3 aJBJSUlMtt THE. 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