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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1924)
V.') FGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON OCTOBER 2 , 192 (Continued from laKe One.) cluirply to tho condition on 1 2th street. One or two citizens In tho lobby were allowed to speak on the subject. Charley Mnxwell fluid th;it on Twenty-fourth street the walks were fo bnd that sonielhiica vhen he sU-jU'd on the end of a board the other end would fly ff-ur feet high, and that he spent three days In bpd as a result on one oc casion. Ho H.ild ho and another renldent had fixed sumo of the walks bo Hint the boards now fly up only abnut half u foot when tho pedeatraln M-m on the other end. Another citizen called the council's attention to injuries re ceived recently by Mm, K. C. J-'os-not un Twenty-first street, nnd asked compensation from the city. An inquiry was ordered. lilell lmiort'H Oracle Alderman Vandevort cited an other case of Injury and said thore ore a thousand places In tho city where similar actions could happ1" Itnlph Thompson complained that Otto Klelt has built a. new walk in front of his new hulidinn on Kerry street that Is six Inches hlKh cr than tho walk in front of the I'ohle property that joins It. Van ftevort wanted to know what tho city engineer knew about this, and KnKlneer Hitch Kosers replied that Klett had never obtained a firado from the cnwlneer's office. Mayor CJiesy naked lloi?ers to look into It, deelnrinx that if It is built accord ing lo tho wronn Rrnde tho city can take the walk out. J;lds for the construction of sev eral new sidewalks were read from two bidders, Adolph Iiomberk and (i. M. OKU'fby & Bon, and were referred to the st.-eot committee, although Alderman GeorRO Thomp son insisted that tho council sliouiu net nt once because of tho prox- lmllv of cold weather. The toca lions of the proposed sidewalks on which bids were received are: South side of Market street be luinnn Canilol and Twelfth; east sldo of Statesman street; north Blito of IJelmont between Commcr- Mnt jml Liberty: west Hide of Twenty-first between Frederick nnd D: east alilo of Twenty-first tif.twoen Frederick and I); west Hide of north Nineteenth between Nebraska and Kansas; east side of Cherry avenue j west side of J-'alrtrrounds rood; west sldo of Capitol between Hunt nnd Madison; west side of north Klfth between Columbia and South street. Kciver OrdVml Fixed i Unless Immediate nction Is tak-! en for the Improvement anil ex tenKbm of tho Union street sower outlet at tho river citizens of the vicinily will nppenl to the stale board of health. Alderman Oaney told the council last nl;;ht. The council instructed the sewer com mittee, to not nt once, and Chair man Cicorju Thompson suld that the material had bet-n ordered for the work nnd thero would bo no further delay. Al Godfrey, a resi dent of tho district, allowed to pi ik on tho question, declared Mint if the work Is not done before MkIi water the residents will have tho odor from the sewer to con tend with nil next summer. lie tirced that the sewer outlet ho ex tended to the middle of the river an is done nt Corvallla, Albany and elsowhoro. No opposition was heard to a petition of thu Veterans of Foreign Wars that they bo nllowed to In stall "honshms" for flagstaff in Iho sidewalks in front of business houses down town. These nro on Inch and a half in diameter, seven Inches deep and will set in the sidewalks IS Inches from Mio ede. They will be flush with the surface of the walk, nnd wtien not in use will bo plumed and capped with devices provided for the purpose, l'hey nre designed for holiday or (ulceration use. Hltncrnl Starts Flrc-works A spirited discussion nrose over 1 resolution introduced by Abler inn n Hlmerul pnivldhiff that the City deliver n quit claim deed to Annuel rhillips nnd others lelallvo to a portion of Division street be tween UtKh nnd Church streets, l'lio parts of (ho street affected. It as wild, hnvo never been vacated. "Doesi that mean we are shlnn away out stroets?" asked Alder-, man Purvlno. "That's It exactly," answered Vandevort, "I don't think the council has power to give away the city's streets," interposed City Attorney Smith. "We already have given away four acres of that Etreet," declar ed Vandevort. "Wo have given away thousands of dollars." "I think that was by vacation," explained the attorney. "Well we've given 'er away, that's a cinch," Vandevort assert ed. AlJerman Siineril, who intro duced the resolution, said a quit claim deed hail already been given one person nnd tho council should not discriminate against the oth ers. Van ratten moved that the city engineer h.-wo an abstract of the street made, but this was voted down, and Slinenil's resolution was referred to the istrect committee, tho city engineer and tho city at torney. Tn males Not Machines Charley Maxwell, who a few evenings ago assayed to operate a tamale wagon on the street, com plained that he had been stopped by the officers, the alternative be ing that he pay a license of $15 a day. Whether the city ordinance against selling merchandise, me chanical devices, etc., unless the vendor pay a heavy graduated lic ense fee beginning with $15 a day, would apply to Maxwell caused n debate. Mayor Clesy wanted lo know if a tarnalo was a mechanical device, and the city attorney said it was merchandise and would come under the ordinance. Jiut all the council men were for Maxwell, and took no action. This means that lie will operate without a license. "I am a taxpayer nnd try to be a good citizen," said Maxwell in making his plea to tho council. "I don't want to be a loafer. Yet I applied to Salem employers for work and was told that they want ed to save tho Jobs for the college boys. So I learned how to make tntnales, and started my wagon. I was stopped in nn hour. A year ago a man came In here from Ok lahoma. Jle didn't own a bit of property. He operated a long time, paid no license and then left for Oklahoma owing everybody In Salem. I started my wagon at 5 o'clock and they made me quit at Itoudne Business Done Much routine work was disposed of. Two ordinance bills passed paused third reading. Ono requires permits from the city recorder for the construction of filling stallons, and Ihe other provides that here after nil sidewalks on tho north side of Lincoln Atreet between Fa Inn omit avenue and High street .shall be 8 feet Instead of one foot from tho property line. This Is to give parking space. Tho city engineer was instructed; to prepare plans and specifications for the Improvement of Trade and I N.7 Skinny ISIfcll All over this big broad land of ours thousands of under weight men are put ting on pounds of good healthy flesh With .McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. Charles Henry Deninan of Huffern, N, V., who was gassed in I'Ynnee, gained $ poundn In three weeks. Head what ho says: "One day I heard of McCoy's C o d Mver Oil Tablets- Just about three weeks ami. I got n box and started to take them. Since then I havo taken two nmro boxes, all but IS (ablets. "Tho result Is wonderful never sinco T was flrslgiifised havo I been so strong nnd felt ho good, I have nlrcady gained S i pounds, r0 tahletH, Rt) cents. For weak, run down tinder weight nervous men, women, chil dren. J. C. Perry, Central Pharmacy P. J. Fry sell lots of Iheni. "(ie Met ov s, Cod I.tv Ferry streets. A report of th committee on public building recommending that the Wlltjam building on State street between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth shall be set back a line with tho other buildings was adopted. A report of the fire and water committee was adopt ed recommending a hydrant at Capital and I) streets on petition of the school board. Other resolu tions adepted were tho following: Uy the ways and means commit tee, authorizing the sale of lot 1, block 13, Oaks addition to 1''. 11. Dollman. I:y the license committee, auth orizing the refund of $50 of the 1924 license fee to the Southern Pacific. Uy the sewer committee, declar ing Intention to construct a sewer on Superior street, also resolutions for sewers on Twenty-fourth from Marlon for a distance of 2&0 feet, on Twenty-first street from Ne braska avenue, a sewer on John street. Resolution directing the city en gineer to order 10. M. Knightlinger to rcmovo an old barn from lot 6, block fl, George II. Jones addition. Uy Iho street committee, declar ing intention to Improve Hunt street, also south Cottage between Kerry and Trade. l'roperty owners of Saginaw street petitioned for the paving of that street from Superior to Rural It was referred to the street com mittee. Petitions were received for lights on Thirteenth between Rural avenue and Hoyt and at the in tersection of Fifth nnd Academy. They were referred to the light committee. Petitions were received for sew ers on Twenty-first and In tho al ley between north Twenty-first and Thompson. Thes3 were referred to the sewer committee. A remonstrance against the pav ing of Wilson street signed by Gerald Volk and many others was referred to tho city engineer. Given first nnd second reading and referred were a bill to assess the cost of paving south Twenty first, from State to the Turner road, nnd a bill to suppress (he op eration of peddlers In tho city. A bill that was introduced by Van Patten some time ago to place restrictions relative to building along streets In certain districts was indefinitely postponed on his motion. Mayor Glesy spoke In fa vor of the early adoption of a city building code. Tho council adjourned to Friday night of this week: when the an nual budget meeting will be held. A preliminary informal meeting will bo held by the Council Thurs day night. Joint-Ease for Stiff, Swollen Joints Rheumatic or Otherwise Says: "When Joint-Ease Gets In Joint Agony Gets Out." It was a high class pharmacist who sa v prescription after pre scription fail to help hundreds of his customers lo get rid of rheumatic swellings and stiff in flamed Joint. And it was this samo man who asserted that a remedy could and would be eo in pounded that would make creaky, swollen, tormented Joints work with Just ns much smoothness as they ever did. Now this prescription, rightly named Joiut-Kae, after being tested successfully on many obsti nate cascfi. Is offered throimh pro gressive pharmacists lo tho mil lions of peoplo who suffer from ailing Joints that need limbering up. Swollen, twingy, Inflamed, stiff, pa In tormented joints arc usually caused by rheumatism, but what ever tho cause, Joinl-Kase soaks rlht In through skin nnd flesh and gets right to nnd corrects the trouble nt its source. Remember Joint-Kase Is for ail ments of the Joints, whether in ankle, knee, hip, .elbow, shoul der, splno or finger, and when you rub It on. you may expect speedy and Gratifying results. It Is now on sale nt Daniel J. Fry's and druggists everywhere for 60 cents a tubo. Always remember, when Jolnt F,a gets in joint agony gels out quick. ELLIOTT DEXTER Klllott Dexter Is a firm bcllcv in tho adage that "Variety Is ihc Spice ol Life." Having just fin ished the most conspicuous part he ever has portrayed on tho scre?i: that of the husband in "The Fist Set" he is coming forth as a tt.r in the spoken drama and this city has been included in the bru I tour he will play in "The Havoc," by H. S. Sheldon. Ucxtcr lias a large following among patrons of the picture the;i tcru. He has been identified with some ol tho most noteworthy screen productions that have been presented in recent years. Among them are "The Romance of the Redwoods," "We Can't Have Kv ery tiling," "Tho Squaw Man." "Don't Change Your Husband," "Anatol." "Only Thirty-eiyat," "Something to Think About," "Flaming Youth," "For Iletter o- for Worse," and "Common Liw," "The Fast Set'' which ho has just completed ia William DeMiUe'a production of "Spring Cleaning." For the purposes of his 3tr-jy-ing venturo In the spoken drama Mr. Dexter has been particularly fortunate in securing "The Havoc" which was originally presented In the east for two seasons by Henry Miller and proved a popular at traction. It is a modern presenta- wulrllng through the vortex ol er- ery day life. The Btory is engross ing throughout and gives an en tirely new and unique twist to lbs everlasting eternal triangle. Al though Mr. Dextor has appeared under the management of the late Charles Frohman, David Belasco, Henry Miller and others, in dra matic productions he never has equalled in genuinely appealing acting the heights attained in 'The Havoc." It is a play for ev eryone nnd Mr. Dexter makes It an Sciatic Neuritis Tho sciatic nervj situated at the back of the hip Joint is frequently the snblect of Neuritis, giving : to tho painful disease Sciatica. The symptoms are lntenso pain which nhoots down the thigh to tho foot, often aggravated by walking, and with nainful nolnta along course of the nerve, very tender to tho touch. The disease is a very obstinate one and does not readily respond to ordinary treatment. It takes more than the usual pain sedative even to alleviate the pain. The quickest, safest and sureet way to get rid of the persistent nerve racking pains of Neuritis is to get a bottle of Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2. which comes in capsule form. Take them as di rected and notice how i.i about 2-1 hours they havo considerably re duced, if not entirely banished, all pain and soreness. Continue until tho Neuritis has entirely disappear ed and you aro able to work and rest 1 . comfort once again. J. C. 1'erry Drug storo keeps this Spe cial Formul No. fi In stock all the tlon of a complex domestic problem time and sells lots of It. Mail or confrontlng a Nmt York family ders received. Adv. extremely human document. The engagement here w r night oniy oa iuu , week. - INGROWN NAIL Turns Right Out Itself Iff . ferf A fcw drops ot "Oulcro' In the crevlco ot the insroivins ri-M re duces Inflammation nnd nam nnd sa toughens tho tender, sensitive skin underneath tho tue nail, that it can not penetrato ttio flesh, nnd the nail turns naturally outward almost over nlfiht. "Outgro" Is a harmless antisep tic manufactured for chiropodists. However, anyone can buy from tho drug store a tiny bottle con taining directions. Adv. Children X Cry f0f, wfc 1 M P IfiMi ! MOTHER:- Fletcher's Cat toria is a pleasant, harmless Substitute for Castor Oil. Par. goiic, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of W7i&4 Proven directions on rnrli package. Physicians everywhere recommend rair ",,""'''""injl livery rheitmiitir miffrror ought to wild todny for frti honk, ''The Inner MyMrrlc of 1 then mutism," (just out.) Addivsa II. I. '!rnr- tho original nnd genuine wnlcr, box Hill), lliillnm-ll, Maine. P Oil Tablet. 'Adv. Adv. HOSIERY SALE We nre Closing Out nil discontinued lines of Ladies' nnd Children's Mercerized Hosiery Regardless of t'osl. This includes the I'nnious Allen A nnd Knox-Knil in nil sizes nnd colors for (iris; also the heavy black Knox-Knit for Hoys, nt Ladies' Mercerised Hose duller nnd Itib Top, Illnrk und ltrown Misses' Mercerized Hose Six colors (o Choose From Examine these vnlues before they nre Rone. Stock limited nnd sizes will soon be broken. We will have no more of Ihcse numbers. Sheldon-Sherwin Co. Phone 26S 176 N. Liberty Street Vote For HENRY R. CRAWFORD Candidate for County Commissioner General Election Nor 4, 1924. (Paid Adv.) 1PMUJI)MMWW mTTi inrn hiiiMim mu SMASH Goes the price of Potatoes and Cabbage Yakima Netted Gems, best quality, per sack $1.65 Oregon Cabbage, per sack, about 100 lbs $1.50 Dry Onions, No. 1 large size, 100 lbs. $1.90 Boiling size, 100 lbs. $1.25 Fresh Spinach, 4 lbs. . . . . . ,-r. 25c (These Prices Good Every Day) Our line is the most complete in the city. Free delivery on orders totaling $2 or more. Salem Fruit Market Public Market State and Com'l Sts. Phone 205 Witches 'n Everything Here for Halloween When yon think of Hallowe'en, think ot The Atlas Book & Sta tionery Co. Everything you need at moderate prices. Nut Dishes, Crepe Hats, Place Cards, Crepe Paper in wide nnd narrow widths. Possibly we conld help yon plan yonr party. Atlas Book and Stationery Co. 465 State St, Phone 340 THE CLEANEST SOLID FUEL We explained yesterday how the dirty grease and oil was extracted from the coal in making COKE leaving only the clean carbon. Therefore There Is No Soot in Coke You can even handle it without soiling your hands. Neither will you get slivers in your fingers or chips and sawdust on your floor IF YOU BURN COKE Portland Electric Power Co. 237 N. Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon The Story of Coke Installment No. 6. Important Value Giving In Our Downstairs Store Pictorial Review Patterns Economy offerings from our downstairs section are always dependable and have been selected for their good yaluc. Economical shoppers will profit by visiting this section often, most every article in our downstairs is imdcrpriced. Economy is the watchword. Blxyu Ued Sheets, special .. .$1.85 72x90 Bed Sheets, special. . .$1.69 72x90 Bed Sheets, special 98c Bedspreads, special ; $2.49 i2x36 Pillowcases, each 25c 72x99 Single Sheet Blanket (white), each $1.98 Gym Bloomers, black m.w... . $1.95 Girls Sateen Bloomers, e.:.;...a.......... ,-r., .59C Up to 98c Women's House Aprons . . . 69c, 98c, $1.49, $1.75 TRIMMED MILLINERY Smart New Styles for Winter Panne Velvet and Felts $2.45, $2.95, $3.98, $4.98, $5.98, $6.98, $7.98 YOUR MAII ORDERS receive careful attention. We Prepay the postaso or ex press within a radius ot a hundred mllee. Satisfaction Guaranteed on ererr purchase or your money cheerfully refunded. IWSUteSL Portland Silk Shop ' bl 383 Alder St
