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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1921)
. -it Page Eight The Capu tin. Bill Regulating Packers Is Held To Be Dangerous WaHhlngton, Jan. 21. Knaot- nt of thi bill providing Kovern- ment regulation of the meat pack- lnduntry would be a step "flll wlth dunger to our institution I our ByBtem of Kovernmen'." nator Fernald, republican of Maine, declared today in the ben- Machines Collide Damaged Slightly A bent wheel and a couple of hniaxhed fenders were the result of a collision of two I'ord automobiles at Court and North Liberty streets early this morning. The machines were driven by i'hilip l.uik.- and a man bv the name of Hurtle of Salem, who re fused to give his Initials. Hurtle was going north on Liberty and Littke west on Court when the ma chines collided. Littke lives on the Silverton road, but gets his mall in Salem JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT "I believe this bill Is merely the pening wedge for similar regula- Ittton of other private business," he Id. Analyzing the testimony before senate committee which fram- I the bill, Senator Fernald said made 'unworthy of belief" the i'-eral trade commiHlson's report its investigation of the packing jSMuatry. The commisison state- afferance of the big concerns, a denied before the committe senator said, by representatives t more than twenty small packing Tlrms. Likewise, he said, the com Hmisison's assertion that stock grow m were "at the mercy of the big alve packe-s" was contradicted by rj-ractlrally all of the more th in K'Krowcrs who testified. CHERRO $300,000 For " New Training School Asked Three hundred thousand dol- Jters would be appropriated for the lMnatructinn of a training school I or boys to replace the present -regon State training school, un--ttmr the jnovislons of a bill follow-! I tat; out the recommendations cun- I lnecl hi the message of (Jovernoril Hcott, wlilih was introduced by I JScnator Patterson. The new insti tution, is it provided would be un ter the Jurisdiction of the state I fconrd of control, who would be .111--rTinrlzcil to construct the neces- tary hullilings as soon as possible mn InndB already owned by the artate within Marlon countv. The buildings and structures for 1 1 ih proposed new training .school to be constructed according toll modern, advanced and practical nntnoiis of conducting such an In- lauimioii, ii mi ttie chief object of tie new institution would bo edu cational and reformatory. in the event the bill oiH with he approval of the legislators inwl new training school materia Ii. I it is projiosed to convi'rt lln isent training school Into a re- i 'rm school for boys who are now mimlttpd to the stain nri..n ha absence of any other pi ovlalon fbr their cure. 1 Greater Power Is Sought for Fire Marsha Increased powers are conferred on the state fire marshal in a bill introduced in the house by the house committee on Insurance. Procedure on Investigation of causes of fires is outlined and the bill provides that if the fire mar shall is of the opinion there, is suf ficient evidence to charge a per son with arson, burning with intent to defraud or prejudice the insurer or a similar crime he shall furnish the district attorney such evidence with names of witnesses and a copy of the material testimony and re quest the district attorney to cause arrests and take such other action as may be advisable. The district attorney is then to summon such wi'nesses and take their testimony and lay the matter before the grand jury if he deems sufficient evi dence is available. The state fire marshal's depart ment is to be maintained by a tax on prelum! received from insurance cone he iniuto will briny . business transacted in -a sum equal to oc-half . cut of the gross pre assessments on their Until the state, lated that this new rate aunill nf abOUt $ . " Wlll OMIio - -. - utlliu to the state al- proximately $10,000 above the cost of the department, say members ot the house who have studied tne situation. Polk Sheriff Is Witness at Trial Dall is, Or., Jan. 21. Sheriff j John v.'. frr left Thursday tor Fort Warden, having been sub poenal as a witness in the court martial trial of Archie Wilkinson, deesrter from the United Stales army. Wilkinson had been A. W. n t i,, nulla! for about three months prior to his official arrest. At the time of his arrest he Wan in Jail, serving a sentence of drunken ness and disorderly conduct. The trial has been set for Friday morn ing at 9:30 o'clock. Marriage licenses are required in all states and territories except Alaska. California and New Mex ico require both parties to appeal and be examined under oath or sub mlt affidavits. FLOUR A shopping bag free with every Phone to them below and say -CHERRO C. M. Roberts Geo. Stoner Sampson Grocery Yew Park Grocery Fruitland Grocery Liberty Store De Gordine, Hopmere J, C. Savage, waconda Demaster, West Salem Howard Ramp, Brooks R. I). Galbraith. St. Lewis J. I). Walling, Rome l C. I). Ouerv. Livpslv ( !arl & Bowersox lapitol Street Grocery Coole.r Grocery Clark Grocery Durdal! Grocery Doe & Son C. M. Eppley Foster & Baker Kelley & Camp R. D. Gilbert L. E. Goodman Market Street Grocery Lebold & Co. Simon & Fade Oaglc Grocery Roth Grocery Rock Grocery Reddaway Grocery Discovery of gold , issfi ,!,, .Trfat number,; of rr, iL,,,,.. ,,. ransvaal ami ultimateb . ,i ,,, ti. THEY ALL CARRY THE BEST IT STANDS THE TEST Will'. spray Material Whenever the weather is right it will be time to spray your trees. We have all the different kinds that pre used here, including the famous Sherwin-Williams Dry Line-Sulphur Spray, that Oil Spray that gave such good results last year, Stolz Solution, Bordo Spray, also, Sulphur, Lime, Bluestone, etc. You will find our prices as low as can be made on first class material. BEET PULP Just received a car of that High Grade Beet Pulp and are able to sell at greatly reduced prices. Special prices in iarge lots. D. A. WHITE & SONS Phone 1H0 255 State Street TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Clothes for Cold WeatheJ We re lowing for today two buys in ladies' two-piece wool garments. The,, esnecy appropriate for school wear-warm, comfy, and always look thebS the least trouble. Wool Middies Real all wool navy blue middies the kind girls always like. We have them in al! sizes. You must see them at this extremely low price $4.98 Wool Skirts All wool Skirts in this winter's newest styles and pr.tterJ Thev come in several very attractive patterns in blue serge J fancy colors. Specially priced at $4.75, $6.75, $8.95 v?m $19.75 OUR PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST Gale & Compan) Court and Commercial Streets Formerly Chicago StotJ Wesson's Oil, 1 gal. $2.00 fi pounds Crisco $1.35 NOT IN the COMBINE WE INVITE COMPARISON IN QUALITY. OUR PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. WE HAVEN'T RAISED OUR ORIGINAL LOW PRICES, SOME ARE LOWER AGAIN THIS WEEK. LOOK THEM OVER Pork Steak, per pound 20c Pure Lard, No. 5 pail $1.00 Loin Pork Chops, per lb. 25c Best Shortening, No. 5 ii.., i 9 pounds Crisco $1.70 J. L. BUSICK & SONS Retail and Wholesale Distributors For VIM Manufacturing Co. G 1 1 ira rdell i 8 Cho colate pound 37c Sirloin Steak, per pound 20c Fresh Sausage, per pound 15c Fresh Liberty Steak, per Pund 15c Choice tender Beef steak, per pound 17V:C pail Breakfast Bacon, per 10 Bars Crystal White Soap 63c pound 30 I Large Package Citrus Nuccoa Nut Butter, ner Pund .30 Best Creamery Butter, per pound -. . . 50 SMELT SMELT Columbia River Smelt, fresh daily 4 pounds 25c A full variety of all kinds of Fresh and Smoked Fish Midget Market Originators of Low Prices 351 STATE ST. Out of consideration to our employes, we close Saturdays at 7:00 Washing Powder 29c j , 9-lb. sk. Fresh Creani Rolled Oats 51c Bulk Cocoa, pi 23c Hershey's Oooou Yo pOUlld 23c 1 Large Cans Pc;i If! .1011). Fane CalifJ Mead Rice 57c REGARDLESS OF PRICE VIM IS THE BEST FLOUR SOLD IN OREGON SELLS FOR 15c SACK LESS. t "Wide iotx i 10 Amber Karo Syrup j 79c 10 lbs. Crystal White Karo 89c Large -Log fcbin Syrup $1.33 50 Instant Post tun 39c 5 Cans Standard Tomatoes 50c FOR THOSE THAT LIKE A STRONG COF FEE, AMERICAN CLUB IS MOST ECONOMICAL 1 Pound 33c 3 pounds, per pound J2( 5 pounds, per pound QQ Sri s 'J-TOAST Fresh Crisp ( Yaekers, pound 20c Largo Pkg. Hearts 25c I Large Pkg. M 25c y2b. M. J.B.1 Tea 30c V lb. Iipton'M 37c ROYAL BAKING POWDER 4 cans Orego" M mon, retr. 38? 96c 4 lean-1 -J " r, i.,.n- S! 31c 36c 23c 23c 25c CALUMET BAKING POWDER PLAIN POSTUM 2 OZ. CAN SPICE, ALL FLAVORS. 3 FOR . T 1 1 l 7 88.95
