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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1925)
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, PAGE TEN CITY COUNCIL OBJECTS TO ACTION 1924 BUSINESS SLIGHTLY. UNDER OF PARK BOARD Unanimous support of T. I Harcrovs as csretaker of Ins slty park iru svowed by tns eltj coun cil last night In the facs of s ut In Mr. Hargrovs's salary of 60 a month by tht park board, which, Mr. HarroT atatea In a lettsr to thu council, read laat night, was made without hli knowledge until payment for the month waa due. "I believe the park board la Iry lng to get rid of Mr. Hargrove.' vae stated by both Alderman Dancy and Alderman Patton. "I lire acroaa the etreet from one park on which Mr. Hargrove worka and morning alter morning I awaken to aee him Industrloualy nrk." aald Mr. Patton. Alderman Pancy made a dlsser .... ih. nhitfffltinn of a city lauuu w" "w " " - to an tmploye who baa lerved the . aa Inn, atld faltll- U ll 1 1: i ll1" ' J " " " J hilly aa Mr, Hargrove u Tk.i ha narlr hnard has DOWer hire and fire the employee at ' e parka, membera of the council (reed, but some of them took ei iptlon to the method used In Mr. largrove's case, in that without .1 hla aalarv TftdUCed 10 on pay day, retroactive for the let month. RcconslderaLlng a motion to go . a h-kinz Mr. Hargrove ,nd recommending that he be paid lie 50 held back and that his sil ir rnvori to 11 ; former figure, the louncll put through a resolution to tsk the chairman of the park k ... , - ..,nBa. at flm next meet ing of the council and explain his side of the situation. ONLY ONE SPOTLIGHT PERMITTED ON AUTOS n.Ju nna anntlllFht. WOlllfl DO Otr Bilttcd on an automobile undor . KIM Rl tntrnrinrorl tndaV llV 11IIUBU uni - Ehroir. Clackamas county. T!-.c measure would provide that auch light would be fastened on the left hand slrto of the machine and di rected diagonally aprons to throw Its bcim on the right hand side of the machine. Tn.naot Private Schools nnn n ail nrlvate and parochial echoola and their eu porvtailnn by county superintend ents of schools In connection with tate course of etudy is provid ed In a bill Introduced by Shrock of Clackamas county. a., toil. t iha Marion county recorder Indicate that as regards aativliw ihm viar 1924 UUBIUBBB ' ranked allghtly under the previous UA.a and .nntiaer&oiv uu "l . i. ,.. ia9 Tht month of Oc tober, l!4, showed the gratest activity of any monin aince uc-.o-ler. 1920. Tha numhir of Inatrumenta filed i.i. tha annntv recorder, eonstf- ered a thermometer of business conditions, reached a total of "SI6 during the past year, as against 1111 A.,rtnr 19SJ 7730 In 1SZZ and 7071 in 121. Of the total for 1924, 2801 were deeds. Indi cating that number of property transfers In :arlon county auring that year; 19 ot me instrument were mortgages. In Ortober of last year, 805 in- THAT OF 1923 struments were filed, as agaluat 798 filed In March, 1923. Mar:u was the highest montn in i..hu aaa tha riwltut slumD In 1924, only 65 Instruments being tiled during that period. To find a month more active than October. 1924, the recorder la rorcea to go back as far aa the same month In the year 19Z0. uuring tnai momu :h number of Instruments filed reached a total of 925. , School Book Chance. Costlv. Onhnnl hnik phaneM in Ksn- .....ira kin. hi ramlllaa tU some sections severely, sccordlng to rroieosor l. i;. ijosiey, uionu tendent of tbe Danville elty nhnnla fin rafhar haa nrotested the coat which amounted to $9 for nna ahlld In thn alrhth rrade. Il one Instance, tne county naa " na. tlAA akiM ahildren could not afford the :iriee of the change which were made in acucrdaux with state regulations. Lose Your Fat, Keep lour iieaun a..naaPi.iniia flMh la not health Neither is It hlthy to die! or ircUe too much. Tbo almplmi method known tor rcaucins m orerfat body ooaily and ateadily i . w - u..ni. UoiViad rrlod and Ult mi a. l isiw.a. - - - endorsed by thousand. Marmolh Prescription iaoiew wumu a .u. famntia IfnrtnrUa OX&ci uvbw ui " ..inilnn Them tAbltl are Isold by druggist the world over at one aoiiar lor a do- w laba anil leVtVM BO wrinkles or flabbineee. They are .Armiar ha-ntiii effective nd con venient. Ask your dimKBlat for aond nriee direct to the Mirmnift Co.. General Motors Bids., Detroit. Mich., and p.ocure a box. Adv. IS The Event Everyone Has Been Waiting For At the PEOPLES CASH STORE The Piercing Pains of NEURITIS rr--t I n rr n.lnft thfl kind that pierce and burn and never seem to let up tnai run " sleep that make him Just a bag of nerves and all worn out. Those are the pains mat nope and coal tar products can only re lieve. You've got to get something laat nf The quickest, safest and surest way to got rid of the porslstent, nerve racking pains of Neuritis Is . . hntiia nt AHenrhu BdccIq Uirmula No. J. ue sure uu No. 2, which conies in capsule form Take these little dark green capsules as directed and notice how in alioul z noura mi.-j conslilcralily reduced if not entire ly banUhcd those severe, tortur ing pains that have caused you so many sleepless nights. Continue for two or three aays more or u tll the oulns have entirely disap peared. It uoej.n l manor now ivk j may have suffered or whether your Neuritis Is In the shoulder, arm. neck or legs, AHenrhu Spe cial Formula No. 2 will stop the torlure and give you speedy relict. The J. C. I'nrry Hrug store or any good druggist will be glad to supply you. Mull orders accepted. Adv. Safe for Children Unth.M avarvwhara demand reliable cough remedy free from Injurious narcotics. Supplying this demand for fifty years made FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAB COMPOUND one of the Largest Selling Cough Medicines in the World. Children like It. "My lit tle noy naa a very oau couku, nu'j after he used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND be got Te ller at once. writes mrm. i Belle. Penroy. Mont. Refuse eub- 8'ltutes. Adv. We Pay Cash For Your FURNITURE and Tools Best Prices Paid Capital Hardware & Furniture Co. 285 N. Coml St. Phone 947 IB T'T e-V.v 111 D.l rtMa. 1 I HTtHiiiiiittwwttnmmn Miller's Subway Specials FOR WED.andTHURS. Women's Outing Flannel Gowns $1.19 Ladies' Wool Coat SALE! r. . u,. inn iQ.iioa' nil wnnl coats, tailored we nave uu uuu a.v in conservative models of exceptionally fine durable materials. This coat has never Deiore Deen snuwu u Salem and is the greatest value ever offered. Only two lots to choose from. SALE STARTS Wed. Jan. 21 9 A. M. Regular $20 values all wool tailored Coats, go for $7.95 Regular $27 values all wool, -i r) Q T plaid and plaid back Coats, I xK closing out at 1U,UU One special lot ladies silk Dresses go for . . . . . . . . .... household with the INUW J UlV tintc w j best blankets and bedding on the markets today at closing out prices. Take aavaniage 01 mis means the greaest saving 01 me j ear. Nasheau Blanket, 64x76, Reg. $3.49 to close out at All Winter Hats, choice . . 9.98 $2.4 Blanket Bedding SAL 66x80, Regular $5.00 Wool Blanket 9-4 Pequot Sheeting, all you want for only Soft Feather Pillows, close out at Checked Jap Crepe, all colors, choice, Yard $1.98 $3.49 59c 98c 14c 36-inch Amoskaeg Outing Flannel goes at Yard 25c THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE, Corner FiriiiiiiT-w- Commercial and Court Sts., SALEM, Ore. wiamsmllis ' II I ITll lt i .i .. sill ill W TbJ' ttUf-'Sa'aSBkTr' aaakv 't V ak 1 TOURINGS 1925 MODELS AT. A DISCOUNT FROM THE LIST PRICE AND COUPES THE USED CAR CORNER HAS BEEN KNOWN FOR YEARS AS TER OF THE AUTO INDUSTRY, BUT NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE BEEN ABLE NEW 1925 FORDS THAT HAVEN'T BEEN RUN A MILE. SOMEONE'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. BUT YOU BETTER GET BUSY-THEY WON'T LAST LONG. Regular 90 Days Free Service Easy Terms us ED CAR CORNE5 OPEN EVENINGS OPPOSITE MARION HOTEL a i FERRY STREET Tjayggwa
