THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER S1
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FAIR TAX
PROBLEM
Bringing Up Father By George McManus
IS NOVEL
PAGE SIX
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Bill Calling For Vote
In May Before Gov
ernor, But Measures
Are Dead
With the special election meas
r
h
ure in his possession for executive
approval or disapproval between
now and next Thursday and the
exposition measures In the behalf
of which the special election was
called primarily, relegated to the
legislative discard, Governor 01
cott is confronted with a most pe
culiar situation.
Should he sign the measure the
machinery for the special election
will be set in motion for action on
May 19 next.
Should the exposition propo
cents then fail to move in behalf
of the resurrection of the fair
measures Or should they move and
fall to resurrect the measures
there would be left only one minor
question for consideration at the
B u " I a I elect Ion the right of tii
people of Linn county to levy i
special tax and the yejple of Hen
ton county to bond themselves fur
the payment of certain old debt!.
For, In spite cf argumeiirs to
the contrary advance on the floor
of the senate in behalf of support
of the special election measure,
there does not appear to be any
provision in the election bill
which would halt the election once
the measure is signed by the gov
ernor, , even though the major
questions involved therein the
exposition measures- should be
found to be invalid.
The only saving clause contain
ed in the election bill reads as fol
lows: "Provided that if any amend
ment or measure herein mentioned
shall be found not to have been
adopted or passed by the leglsla
tive assembly the same shall not
submitted to the people at said
election."
This clause, attorneys here
pointed out, would not prevent te
referring of any other measure
regularly adopted or passed, to the
people at such an election.
wim me exposition measures
eliminated and so they are now
unless a court order Is had resur
recting them there will be left
only the minor question for sub
mission to the people a question
primarily designed for submission
at the next regular election and
for which even the proponents of
the measure displayed no desire
for haste In the recent legislative
session.
The special election bill wa de
livered to the governor by Chief
Clerk Drager of the house today.
. it must be acted upon by next
Thursday. In the meantime the
governor is closely watching the
movements of the fair proponents
in behalf of their measures, for if
he vetoes the election bill there
arises the possibility of two re
ferred measures with no special
election provided for. On the other
hand should he approve the elec
nun um mere arises tne pros
pect of a $15,000 special election
with nothing to vote upon.
New Dollar To
, Bear Initials
of Designer
' .
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All For Hire
Vehicles Put
Under Control
Washington, Dec. 31. The new
feace Dollar" designed by An
thony de FrancUei will bear a
secret mark on the reverse medal
lion under the cameo of the God
dess of Liberty's head as a tribute
to the sculptor. The mark will be
the sculptor's Initials, the "P" be
ing Imposed on the "A."
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT.
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A Tube Free
The Test
Of Greater
Holding Power
Scientific laboratory tests
have conclusively proved that
tne holding power between lay
er of fabric in Hydro-Toron
tires is 50 greater than in
fabric not Toron-Treated.
Toron treatment resists water
and air increase tensile
strength and practically elimi
nates inside wear.
Hydro-Toron
Tires
Are guaranteed for 10,000 mile against
atona-bruise, rim-cut and blow-out. The
Internal Hydraulic Expansion Process
do away completely with skips, bulges,
blisters and other hidden defects that
causa tire to blow out prematurely.
They are as big a cord, better than
cords and sell at standard fabric prices.
To Introduce Hydro - Toron
, Xire we will give tube free with
each tire bought during the
month of January.
D.L. Shrode
The jitney and truck bill passed
by the last special session provid
ed for the supervision and regu
lation' of the transportation of
persons and property for compen
sation over any public highway by
motor vehicles.
The new automotive legislation
is interpreted as affecting all cor
porations, persons or companies
owning, controlling, operating or
tyinnnirlnc nnv mntnr vehicle used
in the business of transportation '
of persons or property for com
pensation over the public high
ways of the state, exception being
made to such vehicles as operate
exclusively within the limits of an
Incorporated city or town.
The public service commission,
in its administration of the act, Is
authorized to supervise and regu
late such features as rates, serv
ices and facilities from the stand
point of their reasonableness,
safety and adequacy and to exer
cise jurisdiction in such matters
affecting the relationship of non
companies with the passenger and
shipping public.
All companies or individuals
subject to the act and engaged in
the operation of this class of pub
lic transportation must first ob
tain from the commission a certifi
cate or permit setting forth the
terms and conditions covering
such operations, also to file a
surety bond or liability insurance
and good faith undertaking. Tho
maximum license tee is fixer at
$10 per vehicle.
The necessary application
blanks, Including a request for
pertinent data, accompanied by
copies of the law, are furnished
by the public service commission
promptly upon request. The
county clerks and county judges
of the various counties have been
supplied with copies of the new
law for the information of the
general public.
The commission requests the co
operation of the automotive in
dustry and the general public in
the introduction of and compliance
with the new law in matter end
spirit.
Detective Warns
Women Shoppers
Pittsburgh, Pa., Dec. 31. De
cause the light-fingered gontry
are attracted by a bulky roll park
ed in a woman's "first national
bank," Captain of Detectives Clyde
Edoburn has just issued a Bet of
"don'ts urging women to watch
their purses closely during the
present holiday season. His list
of "don'ts follows:
1. Don't carry too much money
with you when you go shopping:
with you on your shopping tour.
2. Dont lay your purse on a
counter when selecting an article.
3. Dont carry large purses. A
small purse which you can hold
In the palm of your hand in much
better.
4. Don't carry money in your
overcoat pockets.
5. Don't display large amounts
of money while in public.
6. Don't carry your wallet In
your hip pocket.
7. Women, don't carry your
"roll" in your stockings!
ment here Friday. The incorpor
ators are H. C. Hopkins, T. Ire
Williams and Thomas F. Brad
shaw. Articles were also filed by Con
ner's of Union, capitalized at $25,
000. Mac Wood, Frank Conner
and L. A. Reckeo are the Incor
porators. A certificate filed by Patton &
Robinson, Inc., of Medford,' shows
an increase in capitalization from
$20,000 to $30,000.
Resolutions of dissolution were
filed by the Bend Hardware com
pany of Bend and the Klum Ad
vertising company of Medford.
Frenchman Urges
International Army
Paris, Dec. 31. General Sarrall
expressed belief that an interna
tional army consisting of battal
ions of French, American, British
and Belgian soldiers would Insure
world peace, in an article publish
ed here.
Man Sentenced
To Die Insane
Doctor Thinks
In a formal report placed be
fore Governor Olcott late this aft
ernoon, Dr. W. Carlton Smith,
state penitentiary physician, ex
presses the belief that Abe Evans,
condemned to die for the murder
of James Doran, is insane.
Following receipt of the report
Governor Olcott ordered a further
examination of Evans by Dr. R. E.
Lee Steiner, head of the state hos
pital for the Insane.
Evar who was sentenced to die
December 2 for the murder which
took place September 10, has made
three attempts to eiiif his own life
during the last few weeks. His
execution wag stayed pending an
appeal to the Oregon supreme
court. The murder for which he
is held was committed, in Wasco
county. '
Two Accidents Fatal.
There were no fatalities in Ore
gon industries during the week
ending December 29, according to
reports filed with the state indus
trial accident commission. Of a to
tal of 222 accidents reported to
the commission for the week 198
are subject to the provisions of
the workmen's compensation act.
Plans Trip
To Portland
Miss Eunane Craig will spend
New Years In Portland with her
friend, Miss Hazel Waters.
RIMS
and Rim Parts for all Cars.
Free Expert Advice
Springs for all cars in stock.
IRA JORGENSEN
150 South High Street
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT
New Incorporations.
The H. & E. Auto company of
Portland, capitalized at $100,000
filed articles of incorporation
with the state corporation depart-
Hamman Auto Stage
Three Stages Daily
Leave Salem 10.20 a.m. connect
east bound train Mill City; 4:20 pm
Leave Mill City 7 pm; 4 pm
Leave O. E. depot Salem
Leave at 11:30 and leave Stayton
at 1 p. m.
Wayside stops at Gooch, Lyons,
jyicnama, etayton, Sublimity,
Aumsvme, Turner, State hos
pital, Cottage farm. ,
Jos. H. Hamman Salem
Pbone 304
Look for the
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Pershing Raised
Son To Be Soldier
SALEM-SILVERTON STAGE!
Leaves . Leaves
Salem Silverton
O. E. depot News stand
7:00 a m. 8:00 a. m.
11:00 a m. 1:00 p. m.
6:00 o m. 6:00 p. m.
SALEM-INDEPENDENCE
MONMOUTH STAGE
Leave Salem O. E. depot 7:00
a. m., 11:00 a. m.. 5:00 o. m.
Leave Monmouth hotel 8:15 a.
m 1:00 p. m.. 6:16 d. m.
Leave Independence hotel 9:00
m. and 3 p, m. only.
Special trips by appointment
Seven passenger car for hire.
J. V. PARKRR. Inn
Res. pbone 615. Business rjhone 7
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 31. General
Pershing told a local woman that
he raised his son, Warren, to fight
If necessary, when the woman said
Warren should not grow up to be
a soldier. ' Pershing Is passing the
holidays with a sister at Lincoln.
TIRES
Fabrics Full Guaranteed
28x3 Non skid $ 8.95
30x3 Non skid 8.40
30x31., Non skid 9.40
32x312 Non skid 12.75
31x4 Non skid 14.55
32x4 Non skid 16.00'
33x4 Non skid 17.00
34x4 Non ski'd 17.75 j
36x4 Non skid 29.50
32x4i2 Non skid 21.50 !
33x412 Non skid 24.50 i
34x4'2 Non skid 24.50 ;
35x4 12 Non skid 23.50 (
36x4i2 Non skid ........ 27.50
35x5 Non skid 24.50
NO TAX
CORDS Full Guarantee
30x312 Non skid $15.35
32x312 Non skid 18.75
31x4 Non skid 18.60
32x4 Non skid 22.50
33x4 Non skid 25.25
34x4 Non skid ........ 24.75
32x412 Non skid 28.50
33x412 Non skid 28.90
34x4i2 Non skid .. 29.50
35x412 Non skid 29.50
36x412 Non skid 29.50'
35x5 Non skid 39.50
37x5 Non skid ........ 45.00
NO TAX
- These tires are built for
service. Well known makes.;
Equal to any Better than!
majority. j
Salem-Dallas
Stage
Leave Salem O. E. Depot
9:10 A. M.
6:10 P. M.
Leave Dallas
- 12:30 P. M.
6:30 P. M.
FARE 65 CENTS
Daily and Sunday
Leave Dallas Gall Hotel
Round Trip $1.00
Hartman's
Glasses
Easier and Better. Wear them
and see
HAKTMAN BROS.
Phone 1255 Salem. Oregon
WfflardSign
Your battery that seems all
right today may need attention
tomorrow.
You may know it needs re
charging, or ought to have water
put in.
You may have made up your
mind that your next battery will
be a Willard Threaded Rubber
Battery.
In any case you'll want to
keep on tab in your mind the
exact location of our service
station.
The easiest way to spot us is
by the red Willard sign over out
door. It marks the place where
you can buy brand new Willard
Threaded Rubber Batteries
the only batteries with Willard
Threaded Rubber Insulation.
DEGGrE & BURRELL
238 N. High Street
Phone 203
WE WISH YOU A
HAPPY NEW YEAR
ANNOUNCING
Effective at All Dealers
Sizes Fabrics
. . Rib or Non-Skid
30x3 $12.35
30x3y2 $14.90
32x3y2
32x4 $25.45
33x4 $26.80
33x4i2 $35.20
33x5
35x5 $44.50
Cords
Rib or Non-Skid
Tubes
$2.00
$2.25
$25.75 $2.55
$32.50 $3.25
$33.50 $3.35
$43.70 $4.20
$53.20 $5.05
$55.90 $5.30
CLOSING
OUT
Heaters, Dishes,
Granite Ware,
Furniture
People's Furniture
Store
271 N. Comercial St.
wmatf
Batteries
Thla tradcniftrk, stamped In red H
a the one, identifies the WUUnt H
ThrMkttad Rubber Battery. M
V I
Other Sizes in Proportion-Plus War Tax
Built in the Northwest!
Backed by the Northwest lYloney!
Best for the Northwest Users,
BECAUSE
THEY ARE BUILT TO STAND THE HARDSHIPS
OF NORTHWEST ROADS!
The above prices are lower than ever before offered, but re-
nSSiSIS.rI?p?)Tements to enabled the SOUND RUB
BER COMPANY to build Sound Tires of an even higher quality.
for 1922 lU dminate the Northwest Tire Business
w?nidf yOUJ vestment in the Northwest! Use this North
west product of the highest standard!
SOLD BY THE BEST DEALERS THRUOUT OREGON
Fhone 9
12th and Lesli Sts.
Malcom Tire Co.
Commercial and Court ' Sts.
SALEM, ORE.
LADD & BUSH
BANKERS
ESTABLISHED 1868
General Banking Business
Of file Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
19
SOUND TIRES ARE
"SOUND All AROUND
SOUND RUBBER CO.
MANUFACTURERS
TACOMA, WN.
Accept our wishes for a Prosperous New Year
L. M. HUIVI
Care of
YICK SO T0NG
Chinese Medicine and Te Co.
Has Medicine which m
cure any known dijea,,
Open Sundays from 10 . B
until 8 p. m.
163 South High Street
Salem, Oregon. Phone 2!J
Ride in Comfort
On these cold days you might
as well be comfortable while ia
the car.
We can repair and fit your side
curtains at a small expense and
make your car snug and com
fortable. We make the curtains open
withs the door on all makee o(
cars.
We make radiator coyerj to
warm up the engine and keep It
warm while standing,
SEE US
Hull'sTopShop
Back of T. M. C. A, '
Phone 809 '
THE WISE INVESTMENT
MONEY
jj i not-gimply a question of
safety; nor, on the other
hand, is it merely a matter
of income. It is in reality
a combination of the two.
First Morteraee Investments
HAWKINS &
ROBERTS
205 OREGON BIDS.
Salem. Oreeon-
Square Deal
Hardware & Furniture Co.
220 N. Commercial Street
Formerly Patton's Plumbing Co.
Large stock beaters and ranges,
trunks, furniture, builders hard
ware, cooking utensils, silverware,
dishes and plumbing supplies.
All goods sold on smalt margin
which means low-prices 'to you.
Remember the Place
220 N. Commercial Street
Phone 1650
HOLIDAY
Round 17 A DEC
Trip riULvJ
Oregon 21ectric Ryj
ADDITIONAL
DATES OF SALE
Dec. 24, 25, 26, 31, Jan. 1, 2(
Return limit Jan. 4tb
Portland -
Eugene '
Corvallia ...
Junction City
Harrisburgr -Hillaboro
Forest Grove
$2.76
$3.77
$2.50
$3.12
$2.87
$3.06,
$3
Reduced round trip
lat'and north, and VenlM
tw1 eniirh thereof S'3
Round trip fare to Portland
every day; return hmit w
days after date of aale.
War tax 8 .additional
tickets sold during Decern
none thereafter.
OREGON
ELECTRIC BY.
J. W. Bitchie, Afwjj