Page Six
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon.
HIGHWAY
WORK IS
STARTED
One Contract for Next
Year's Work Let and
Bonds Sold at Com
mission Session
Portland. Or., Sept. 21. With
B. A. Booth, chairman, recuperat
ing In the mountains of southern
Oregon, with W. B. Barratt sick In
his hotel room, with John B. Yeon
on. deck but coughing violently,
and with Attorney Devers sneez
ing, the state highway commission
and its attaches needed the atten
tion of physicians rather than
that of contractors, bond buyers
and county courts yesterday moru-
i lug-
As a one-man commission could
not tunction, adjournment was
taken until the afternoon, after
bids had been received, and later
Commissioner Barratt dragged
himself from bed to make a quor
um. Thereafter business proceed
ed rapidly.
Only one road Job was awarded
10 miles of surfacing on the
Ochoco highway between Prine
Tille and the Ochoco forest reserve
In Crook county. Greenwood &
Dann received the contract for
$21,000. A block of $1,000,000
of bonds was sold at the rate of
$1005.10 for each $1000. The
bonds bear 6 per cent and run four
years. The bond bids were sub
stantially better than those re
ceived last month. The syndicate
which obtained the bonds yester
day was composed of Stacey
Braun, Kissell, Klnnlcut & Co.,
Anglo-liOndon & Paris bank; El
drldge & Co. and Ralph Schnee-
loch company.
More to Be Offered Soon.
When the commission meets Oc
tober 20 another block of bonds
will be offered, the commission to
fix the interest rate, which will
probably be 6 Ms per cent for long
term bonds or 6 per cent for short
term securities.
Despite the Interruptions of
coughing spejls, which punctuated
the session with staccato barks,
the commissioners lined up more
than 100 miles of road work for
the October meeting and arranged
an extensive program, almost ex
clusively of grading, for there will
has already
Cherry villa
awarded.
Jobs Ordered Advertised,
Road work ordered advertised
for the October meeting follows:
Coos county Roseburg-Coos
Bay highway, bridge, Myrtle Point
section, 10 miles grading. This
Will complete the highway In Coos
county.
Lane county McKenzie high
way, Summit section, 15 miles of
clearing. Grading contract to be
called for In spring. Clearing to
be done this year.
Baker county Baker-Cornucopia
highway, grading river sec
tion, 28 miles, between Baker
Middle bridge and Canyon section
below Richland.
Wasco county The Dalles-
California highway. The Dalles
Dufur section, 14 miles of grading.
Wasco county The Dalles-Cali
fornia highway 3 miles grading
of Cow canyon section.
Jefferson county The Dalles
California highway, grading from
mouth of Cow canyon to Madras
and one other section on the high
way in this county.
Malheur county Old Oregon
trail, grading 15.2 miles, Slide
section.
Morrow county Oregon-Washington
highway, macadamizing of
10 miles from two miles north of
Lexington to two miles west of
Heppner, the Jones hill section to
be advertised next spring.
bean 1 Mrs. Thomas Reeae, of Moro. Mrs,
I Reese came to Salem on Sunday
to enter her eldest daughter, Miss
Odendolyn Reese, In Willamette
University. Mrs. Reese and Mrs.
White are sisters.
Bend People
Visit Friends Here
Judge and Mrs. T. E. J. Duffy,
of Bend, were visitors In Salem
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy O. Smith. Judge Duffy
Is presiding In Portland at pres
ent, and they motored down from
that place for the day.
upon the birth of a small son, Alt
ford Robert, Jr., who arrived yes
terday morning. Mrs. Nolan
Miss Ruth Fisher before her mar
riage and for a time was society
and club editor of the Salem Capi
tal Journal.
Cottage Grove
Woman Is Visitor-
Mrs. H. C. Riches, of Cottage
Grove, and small son, Harold, were
visitors last week at the George
H. Riches residence here. Before
returning home, Mrs. Riches vis
ited in Sllverton.
Society
(Continued from Page Three.)
yesterday for Eugene, following a
visit for a few days with Mrs. Etta
Bradford. Mr. Bradford will en
ter his sophomore year at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
Will Spend
Month at Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burrows
left yesterday for Newport where
they will spend a vacation of a
month.
Mrs. Morris
Home from Washington
Mrs. M. J. Morris returned yes
terday from a two months' visit in
eastern Washington with her sis
ter, Mrs. A. J. Cornelius.
Visits Over
Sunday in Portland
Mrs. Lester Davis has returned
from Portland, where she spent
the week end with her husband.
Will Motor
To Pendelton
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Pullerton,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Canfleld
will leave today by automobile for
Pendleton, where they will attend
the Round-up. They plan to re
turn to Salem on Sunday.
Spend Bay
In Portland
Mrs. H. H. Ollnger and Mrs. O.
C. Locke went to Portland on
Monday, returning to Salem In the
evening.
Portland Woman Visits
With Mother at Macleay
Mrs. Robert Barr, of Portland,
Is visiting at Macleay with her
mother, Mrs. Frank Bath. On Sat
urday Mrs. Barr was a guest in
Salem at the home of Mrs. R. C.
Barfleld. Before her marriage,
Mrs. Barr was Miss Miskal Keene.
Robert A. Annln, who recently
resigned the presidency of the
Bank of Myrtle Point, Is under ar
rest charged with hypothecating
$2000 worth of securities belong
ing to customers and converting
the funds to his own use.
W. C. 0. F. Meets
With Mrs. M. J. Petzel
The W. C. O. F. sewing club met
yesterday for a social afternoon
at the home of Mrs. M. J. Petzel.
Work was done preparatory to the
big Christmas sale to be sponsored
by the society. The next meeting
will be held after the fair.
Have line Partv
To Hear Theo Karle
Mrs. C. W. Woodard Is sponsor
ing a line party of six resident of
Silverton to attend the Theo Karle
concert tonight at the Grand theatre.
RarthiteriaM Clnb
Will Meet Thursday
The first meeting of the Raphl
terian club for the season will be
held tomorrow at the home of
be no more paving Jobs awarded Mrs. Elmo R. White. This society
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan
Receive Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. Alford Robert No
land are receiving congratulations
The Medford post of the Ameri
can Legion Is planning on a
whole-souled celebration of Armis
tice day, November 11, conclud
ing thed ay with a big military
ball.
Deer Slayers
Held Guilty;
Appeal Cases
Corvallis, Or., Sept. II. Unable
to obtain a Jury and having ex
hausted the panel and not wishing
to place the county to any more
expense than necessary, the de
fendants In the der slaying case
at Philomath agreed to leave their
cases to Justice of the Peace Mln
shall, reserving the right to ap
peal. Mlnshall promptly nnea
Harry Wlnkley $260 on charge of
having shot and killed a doe and
fined each of the other, five de
fendants $260 each on charges of
disguising the sex of a deer. The
defendants appealed and the case
will now be tried in Corvallis in
the circuit court. x.
No evidence was ofefred in the
case by the defense and little by
the prosecution, merely enough of
the legal formalities being com
plied with to get the case out of
the Justice court on appeal.
District Game Warden Hawker
testified that he found four deer
hanging In the camp of the de
fendants with the sex disguised.
The witness also testified that
there was one deer with horns In
the camp.
The defendants, other than
Winkley, who were fined, are
James Gallagher, B. C. Irvine, J.
Reynolds, C. H. Reynolds and A.
A. Hull.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Ships can now be operated by
wireless, but operating the ship of
state still requires more or less
wire pulling. Indianapolis Star.
REPORTS DECLARE NEAR
REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED
Vienna, Sept. 21. Stephen
Friederlch, former Hungarian
premier, arrived at Oedenburg,
Burgenland, on Monday and
proclaimed West Hungary a re
public, it is declared by news
papers here. Burgenland was
recently in the hands of insur
gent Hungarian bands, but
they were believed to have
withdrawn, for the most Dart.
as a result of representations Without strong nerves you lose your
by allied authorities. Assertion magnetism, forijp and courage. You
is made here, however, thai feel your own weakness and others
these bands have been con
stantly reinforced until their
members are now nearly 30,000
Why People With Weak
Nerves and Thin Blood
So Often Fail in Life
and are trampled down by strong, keen,
red-blooded men with nerves of steel.
G. A. R. Meets
In Indianapolis
Coining Week
Tndlananolis. Sept. 21. For the
fourth time since the Grand Army
of the Republic was organized in
1868. it wil lconvene In Indianap
olis September 26 to 29 for Its an
nual meeting. No other city has
t.. a iu onramnment for than
uau v m
three times. Previous encamp
ments were held here in 1881,
1893, and 1920.
On the opening day, Sunday,
past commanders and national of
ficers of the G. A. R will occupy
pulpits In the local churches and
deliver patriotic addresses. Mon
day the credentials and executive
commutes will meet and that ev
ening a reception for the veterans
and members of affiliated organ
izations will be held In the state
house by Governor Warren T. Mc
Cray. The first business session takes
place Tuesday morning. Other
business sessions will be held
Wednesday and Thursday. On
Tuesday evening greetings be
tween the G. A. R. and allied or
ganizations will be exchanged.
The veterans' annual parade
will be held Wednesday afternoon
and the annual campftre comes
that night. The encampment
closes Thursday afternoon with an
automobile trip to Fort Benlamin
Harrison, headquarters of the
Fifth Army Corps area.
today. Friday evening a reception
to the new students and faculty
members will be held In the par
lors of Oregon Normal hall.
Harry Messner, cashier for the
Algona Lumber company at Klam
ath Falls, lost two fingers when a
shotgun exploded Sunday.
Wednesday, SeptemW ...
iae postoffice d,nftr - !
agreed to revoke It, 0rUr V i
tlnuing the postoffiCB 4t
n Wallowa count,. lne ;
tor, R. H. Maxwell, havC
.ld.red his resignation
was found no on
as postmaster.
act
know that you are weak. Triflinir
" things annoy you this is a sure sign
of nerve exhaustion.
before the meetings of January or
February. In addition to these
matters they disposed of many
odds and ends. It was agreed
that two of the three units of the
Mount Hood loop road, In Clacka
mas county, should wait over for
surfacing until the January meet-
Is a group or women who are
graduates and former students of
Willamette University.
Mrs. Elmo White
Entertains Guests
Guests at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmo S. White are Mrs.
lng; the section from Sandy to;Ellen Orton, of Portland, and
SAYS HER RE
COVERY IS
MM
LIKE MIRACLE
"umuc, iiu it ib Ha.u sman amount of nervo-vital fluid, be-
men are so well armed and cause their nerve force has been squan
equlpped that it is dougtful if dered by the lives lead by their ances
Hungary regular soldiers sent tors. Others use up their nerve force faster
to oust them, would be able to thn te body can make It.
...in ,i I "hen your nerve force becomes weakened,
cope wun men.. all the vital oruans of your body lose their nor-
MHltary forces commanded raal strength and vigor and as a result, all kinds
by Friederich are reported to of alarailn tymptoma may appear. From the
)lA nftnMLii , , , pains across the back, one person thinks he has
be assembling at Steinamanger, kiaey trouble; another may think his spine is
and belief is expressed here injured because of the tender spots -which may
that the Carlists and thp r.pe-irU i occur thereon. Thedull heavy pain In the lower
mists have joined issue over the
Burgenland question.
Budapest, Sept. 21. Aus
trian reports that Stephen
Friederich has proclaimed a re
public in West Hungary and
that the Hungarian government
has ordered the mobilization of
troops are denied by the Hun
garian agency.
part of head leads another to think he Is going
to have paresis and from the disagreeable ful
ness or pressure In the front of his head, another
feels he Is going to die from high blood pressure.
Sleeplessness and nervous Irritability, heart pal
pi tation and Indigestion are very common symp
toms. Naturally your strength, vigor, endur
ance and brain power are all greatly weakened,
and In such a condition you are in no position
to compete with the strong, keen red-blooded
man with nerves of steel. When you lack nerve
force, there is only one thing that is going to
help you and that Is more nerve force. In such
cases mere stimulating medicines and narcotic
drugs are often worse than useless: what you
must have Is something to furnish an increased
supply of the nervo-vital fluid to your nerve
cells. This is most effectively accomplished by
the free use of N luxated Iron. This valuable prod
uct contains the principal chemical constitu
ent of active living nerve force In a form which
most nearly resembles that in the brain and
nerve cells of man. It also contains organic Iron
like the Iron In your blood and like the Iron In
spinach, lentils and apples. This form of Iron
will not blacken nor Injure the teeth nor upset
the stomach. It is an entirely different thing
from metallic Iron which people usunlly take.
Nutated Iron may therefore be termed both a j
blood and a nerve food as it feeds strength
giving Iron to your blood and the principal
chemical ingredient of active living nerve force
to your bruin and nerve cells.
Over four million people are aslng Nuxated
Iron annually. From the remarkably beneficial
results which it has produced, the manufac
turers feel so certain of Its efficacy that they
guarantee satisfactory results to every pur
chaser or they will refund your money. Beware
of substitutes. Look for the word "Kuxated "
on every package. Kuxated Iron for the blood
and nerves Is sold by all druggists.
Enrollment At
Normal School
Breaks Record
Oregon Normal School, Mon-i
mouth, Or., Sept. 21. With an!
enrollment of 331 for the first1
day, representing: practically ev
ery county In the state, the attend
ance at Oregon Normal school this
year promises to be the largest In
its history. Last year 207 were
registered the opening day. New
students are arriving on every!
train and registration will con-
tinue throughout this week.
The dormitory and the new Jun
ior and senior cottages are filled
and the housing facilities of the;
city will be taxed to accommodate'
students.
Regular classroom work began
AUCTION SALE
Thursday, Sept. 22nd
1:00 P. M. Sharp
600 North Capitol Street
8 Rooms of Furniture
Consisting of
1 Oak Side Board
4 Dressers
6 Beds, Springs and Mattresses
6 Rugs
4 Comodes
4 Bed Room Sets
5 Cook Stoves
'& Heaters
1 Cupboard
'8 Kitchen Cabinets i
5 Stand Tables
6 Bed Room Chairs
Rockers
2 Lounges
1 Wheeler and Wilson Sewing;
Machines
1 Desk and Chair
1 Hall Tree
1 Mission Oak Book Case and
Writing Desk
1 Extension Table
6 Oak Dinners
1 Chiffoneer
2 Pieces Linoleum
1 Hall and Stair Carpet
4 Pairs Curtains
1 Mantle Clock
2 Oak Magazine Racks
6 Parlor Chairs
6 Kitchen Chairs
I Mirrors
Wash Tubs, Board, Kitchen
Utensils and Dishes, Fruit Jan,
Pictures, Pillows, Garden
Tools and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms Cash
This sale will give the Public a chance to furnish that
spare room for the fair patrons.
Marie E. Primer,
Owner
F. N. Woodry,
The Auctioneer
"Woodry Conducts Auctions Everywhere"
n ! in ii ii ! i in s Mini a i
From Helpless Invalid to
Complete Restoration of
Health, Strength and Hap-
Siness Is Wonderful Change
Irs. Root Experienced In
Three Weeks Statement
One of Most Remarkable
On Record
"Just a week before I started t
taking Tanlac 1 was down in bed
bo crippled up with rheumatism I
could not move without help. My
son had taken Tanlac, and It had
doae him a world of good, so onej
day he brought home a bottle and j
said, "Mofher, I want you to take
this." When I had finished that;
bottle, I felt like a different wo-
man, and by the time I had fin
ished my second bottle, I was out
in the garden hoeing.
"Tanlac has simply done won
ders tor me; it almost seems like a
miracle." This Is the remarkable
statement made recently by Mrs.
Jennie Root, residing at 1409
Powers St., Portland. Oregon, and
Is only one of tens of thousands
from well-known men and women
who are dally testifying to the
powers of Tanlac.
Continuing her wonderful state
ment, Mrs. Root said, "For ye.irs,
I suffered terribly wilh rheums-1
tlsm, snd would often be down In
brd for days at a time. In the last;
five years there was not a time look ,ji ,nu of medicine.
Mb
DHL B
MRS. JENNIE ROOT
Noth-
that 1 didn't feel those rheumatic ag rV(.r did me any good. 1 am
pains all through my body. About ju,t like a different person now.
two months ago I got very murh All those- terrible aches snd pains
worse snd my arms and legs were naTe left me, snd only the ether
so bad I was alnTOst helpless and day 1 was sble to walk uu four
couldn't even hold s pen to sign flights of stairs In an office build
my name. I wss so weak I could ng when the elevator was out ef
not do any housework. I couldn't order.
even sleep, and had no rest day or "My appetite Is Just splendid
niKht. Even to walk a few steps now. and Just today for the first
would tire me out completely, time in years, I felt so hungry
When I tried to walk I would stag- that I had to go and eat a piece
ger and when I did walk a little of pie between meals. In fact, I
war nd sat down I could not get can't remember the time that I
up without some one helping me. have felt as well as I do new. I
I had no appetite and hardly ate have ant only regained my health
enough to keep me alive. I could snd strength, but I have gained
not stoop over far emugh to get fourteen pounds In weight, To
my shoes on. Ml you the truth, I wouldn't ex-
"I never knew whst s night's rhsnge the benefit I have received
sleep was, and would lie awake from Tanlac for the best ranch in
for hours. At times I would get Orsgon, and I will praise It as long
ve(y cold and would have to get u nve "
on and sit by the fire sll huddled
up.; and my daughters would put
Teniae Is sold In Fslem fcy
hof water bottles all around me. T',,e druggist, and all othsr lead
T was treated by four doctors, and lng druggists everywhere. Adv.
GROWING
BOYS and GIRLS
The unconscious grace of childhood depends upon normal,
healthful activities requiring sound, healthy feet. The
condition of the feet depend upon the merits of the shoes
worn.
Buster Brown Shoes
give the correct shape to grow
ing feet to keep them sound,
healthy, shapely, graceful be
cause they ace made upon the
Brown Shaping Lasts, which
faithfully follow the natural
lines of the perfect foot.
Wise parents refuse to accept substitutes
BUSTER BROWN
SHOE STORE
125 North Commercial Street
Commencing October 1st we will observe the following opening and closing store
hours including Saturday 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
For The Woman Who
Wishes To Look Her
Best During Fair Week
If you would thoroughly enjoy the pleasures at the Fair
you must have the comfortable assurance that your
apparel is faultlessly smart, unassailably correct. To
that end it gives us pleasure to remind you that this
store has long been recognized as an authority in its
field.
Suits Charmingly Dignified and
Distinctive
Suits that are designed for business wear and dress
up occasions are here galore. Materials are Orlando,
Duvet de Laine, French Chamois Veldyne, Mochatex,
Mousyne, Peiret Twill and Tricotine. Trimmings are of
fur, such as Moleskin, Seal, Wolf, Martin and others.
A good many are finished with beautiful hand
embroidery.
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Prices Range from
$19.75, $25, $29,50,
$39.50 up to
$135.00
Coats That Are Much Favored
Late arrivals show many handsome dressy models in
Coats of the heavier Cloths, Geronda, Marvella, Pan
yelaine, Orlando and others. Trimmed in fur and em
broidery for the most part and most ornately lined.
Women will welcome these garments.
Prices Range From $28.50, $35.00,
$39.50 and on up to $125.00
Lacey Neckwear; Lovely Veils; Gloves'in the newest
modes ; Novelty Blouses ; Hosiery to make one proud ;
Petite Silk Underwear, New Wool Scarfs and Sweaters,
Jew Skirts, and many other charming necessities.
Fair Visitors are Invited to Make This
Store Their Headquarters
Mail Orders
We pay the
Postage or Ex
press on all
Mail Orders.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
or your money
:heerfully refunded.
m State Street
Phone 877