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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT CITY ATTORNEY E Acting on crldenc brought to the city council lut nigbt by the Salem Bualneu Men's league, the aldermen instructed the city at torney to prepare an ordinance amendment, changing the parking limit In the buelneae eection of Sa lem from one hour to two. - A iheaf of papers bearing names of t86 customer! at the Yariout tores In the affected district was presented through the city record- r, showing 920 tor the two-hour limit, and of this group, 348 were from outside Salem. Another exhibit presented by the business men's league was a list of the business houses within the affected area desiring two- hour parking Instead of the one hour. This list was signed by 13s firms. Declaring that an emergency xlsted, Alderman Hal I). Pstton asked the opinion of the council regarding the instructing of the police to simply change their tag ging tactics, but such a storm of protest arose that this was not considered. After C. B. Hamilton, president of the business men's league,. and T. At. Hicks, representing the chamber of commerce, bad spoken In behalf of a new ordinance al lowing two-hour parking, a par liamentary debate was brought on by the making of a motion to In struct t. committee on the drawing up of an b mended ordinance. May or Ulesy quickly straightened out the difficulty, nowever, by plaining that any council member could present buch an ordinance, WE ARE LOST Quebec, March 3. Three per sons dead, scores of homes dam aged by tremor and fire, one church collapsed and general con stcrnation among residents of the St. Lawrence and Saguenay val leys are the known remilt of the earthquakes of lam Saturday night and Sunday morning. Agent Harvey of the Dominion Express company at Murray Hay, today reported that earth shocks were being felt in the Snguenay river district, the latent tremor oc curring at 8 o clock this morning Seismic experts considered this a proof that the Sagucnay river was the center of the disturbance. Tremors were felt all Saturday and th -jughout yesterday and lost night continuing today, Harvey reported by telephone to Quebec. Several chimneys were shaken down in the Murray Day district, Harvey said. RefiiHiU to accept the recom mendation of the street committee In regard to the closing the end of Leslie street at the Willamette slough was made last night, when Alderman Dancy and Alderman Bimeral objected to the deeding of this property to C. A. Ktbbe at th city council meeting. That this nrtion would prevent the continuation of an alley be hind the houses fronting on Com mercial street wub pointed out by Mr. Dancy, who attested that with this street end open, the property owners could have an outlet from the rear ot the lots facing Com mercial, thereby enhancing the value of these lots and that it would not be fair to these prop srty owners to bottle them tip. PARRISH JUNIOR HIGH DEFEATS WOODBUR The Parriea Junior bleb school basketball team won the.laat game ta ba played on the noma floor tbla season wben Ibex defeated the Woodburn Jive by a score of It to 24. The game was fast from the first whistle wltb the final score in doubt all ot the way. The score stood 14 all at the end of the first half. In the second half Woodburn totk the lead but Par- rlsh worked hard and In the last few minutes tied the score. Iveraon, woodburn forward, was high point man of the game wltb nine points to his credit. TO In that tnomliarsliln ..-I.,,. hrmitrlit- In at I,.. (..!. a... e , a vim ion. uigUI, ujr the Capital post of the American jiiuu, i ut) memoersnip oi the est It has been since organisation. uer evu new memoers were add ed during? iha rpront Mniosi auu juuidb. tor new members was won Dy me team captained by Vlv MeKenztn T ha ...... awarded the $50 prize which had uvvu unereu to me winning team. Seven tv-n In o nou m.. i. brought In by the team. Second imauo, wun im pnie oi Z6, went tO Paul Achrrin'i taam l.i-u brought In 68 new members. The .cow KojimmeQ oj itayniond lias sett took third with 47 ou. bers. The third prise consisted of The principal talk of the eren- " "J w ws BO V past commander of Lane county post, Eugene. Short speeches were "mud uy ueorge unrrith, state .:ommsndp nf h Dorris of Eugene. McCornack hall, where the meetlne wm hold aa .a , ... CrOBB-WOrd niiV7la f .m .1 , auUm Will mm much to intrienn thm , ii-iu Cat and the Canary," the super- ...j.j viar coming March 11 to the Urand theatt-r ua - --wo ib a it-Hi tangle to unruvel and those who vtmairuie me secret will be clover indeed. Hpnrv iiuffu , ....j, jfiuuiiuer i this exceedingly amusing offering. Ui.iViii.jr Ior me statement thttt few nnrnnnn ov.il. the correct solution of the plot, wmtu dub lascinated more than a lUllllon tit ArtlPI-inn lovers. "The Cat anil th. Pn more than tlm cnnvinii..n Play. It Is first of all a comedy. i he fun never Intra fur n m from start to finish. There are weird and uniiAimi h ,. i startling surprises aud delicious periods of suspense when the audi ence fairlv hnlflu it. i.r.nii, k... i. i all merely to keep the mirth bubbling. Each shriek on the part of some excited mman Hpectatora Is followed by gales of mil; itT. OFFERS TO STAY ABOARD SHIPBEING BOMBED WilAlilnL'Inn X! V. . wi.. " 1 nu house aircruft cnnimittre has re colved an offer from Ur. 1). M Pcrguson of San Henito. Cal., to Htuy on board a ship to observe the effect of aerial bombing, should a nOW llPrlra nf tnol. ).A i ... "UKBested by General Mitchell. i nereny volunteer to steer iuch a vefiRft fur t.A i ilcr a report of each strike, if fate so ordains," Mr. Ferguson wrote. i iiHve no relative. 39 ASK LOANS TO RESEED WHEAT Thirty-nine applications (or loan, under Ih. SI KAAAnn era' relief act of the recent legis lature mat nave so far been ap proved total 136,000, according to an announcement by the board l-te yesterday. Applications re ceived to date number 104. The boaril at rnntpnl .hl.h 1.. .v. .a ministration of the act believes iu appropriation will easily cov er all th. n..ri. "t th. I a r the reaeeding of lands where the wucai crop was irosen out during the winter. Tha hoard nnnlnia I. v. county where loans are made a committee which must give Its ap proval to an application before a loan on the application is granted. The board yesterday appointed as i-uinmiitee ior Jerierson county M. Kins'. T i..in. i Pranclo MarBh ot Madraa, H. M. Seethotf and C. 8. Marsh of Me- tolius and George Rodman nf r,.l. ver. Francis Marsh will ba attor ney for tbe committee. ViiHE CAPITAL JOURNAi; SAI.EM, OREGON Or term ArrlnltiiFBl r..liA. jCorvallis, March 3. Of 495 boys uu girie enrol icq ior work in the Marion Count V hnva' and rrlrl.' Club Work 42R np mnr than fit: per cent cjmpletcd the work, thus Kivmg meir county a high ratintj i iue siaie, according to H. C, neymour, state club leader, Forty three rlultH h.id inn na. ian COrdn In rrirlinrv ooh having completed and made a re- iur. vi mo required work and placed product on dlsnlav. CanniniT rnnr ntr an ciuds were the most popular clubs ior me gins, while boys work In n Iff. dairy, calf and niinon niuh. Corn, garden and poultry club "' wa enierea oy large groups of bth bov and elrln A total of $15,959.50 was the estimated value of all products CrOtlB. livAArfWlr an A nannJ . A ucts. belonein? to th hnv. .nri sins, expenses amounted In the sroup to iu.t.3.-.37, giving them Tiuri nmnuniing to ?ftnZ7.13. OREGON AND AGGIES TO a iv rmniw rurm run rmuAi ciuiim Eugene, Or., March 1. Tea first ..ma Aff a U.Im kAawui University of Oregon and the Ore-J BAM 1 l I... I I . 1 nww Aiitwmiu wiiene ui oecise th. chamninn.hin nf ih. k n-, k aectlon ot the Pacific coaat cham pionship will be played In Eugene. Friday night. The second will be in vorvaiikt tn following algfct and tbe third. If It Is necessary to piar oil me us, win D played either at Balem or at Portland tbe following week. This waa d.Mn.d . - Mn. ence between Oregon and 0. A. 0. repreBonisiives nere. - Officlala for Ih. V,... been selected so far. MAY SEARCH AUTO FOR BOOZE MINUS WARRANT Washington. March I Prohi bition enforcement agents can lawful! V m.ttn inn moo rnV. . ...aA mobile without a warrant, the su preme court decided Monday In a case from Michigan. The decision which upheld the rillinfl' nf the. Invan ... . - a w avnve vwua aasi W VII an appeal brought by George Car roll and John Kiro. TUESDAY, MARCH For Catarrh and Colds To reirere catarrh or check a bead cold, melt a little Vicke in a apoon and Inhale the vapore Camphor, Menthol, Eucalyp tus, Thyme and Turpentine. Also put a little In each nostril and snuff well back up the bead. Another way la to heat a tin eup, put In a teaapoonful of vlcka and Inhale the vapore that way. Aa fast aa the vapors lose their strength, throw out tbe melted Vlcks and add fresh. Millions of mothers find Vlcks the Ideal remedy for oroup and children's colds be- cub. ii not only oringe quick relief but avoids dosing delicate .lomacna witn so much medicine. WICKS V V ARO RUB uvea if nuuon Jabs Used Ycar, v CLUV fet.ML CMILKU JLU SSXLY to vitas their owb cob fcrt aad the wctrara ef their children, slmad sewer ba without a bog of bf rhir Gray's Sweet Powders ior CTila.anfcaadiroiauttnearasnii, They Break op Colds, kcgulaU the flnwi Is, Baugre Fereruhneas. Constip ation, Tactbeng Kaordera, Headacn andSlomach Troabica, Used by Mothers far over SOyeara. THESE POWDERS GIVX SKTISBtCnOH. Aa Drag Stona, DmVaaufi amy mhhituti. Trial Packag arnt FREE. ajsMIMteGrjTCa.UKar.K.T. nf I in " in mi i tt icurn i oco S0 A AOLOOli .1 i own GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. 3, 1925. Let Tanlac Restore Your Health it OF MAGNESIA Accept only genuine "PhllUns.' the original Milk of Magnesia pre scribed by physicians for 60 years as an antacid, laxative, corrective. 25-ccnt bottles, also 60 -cent bot tles, contain directions any drujr store, av. Today We Pay 23c Cash For Eggs DAMON GROCERY CO. 899 N. Com'! Street MOTHERS IMPORTANT Mother should eee that the whole family take a thorotiRh, purifying syatrm clcanslne: Inxa tlve this Spring. NOW IS TIIK TIME. The family will be health ier, happier, and Rot along bettor If the blood le given a thorough purirylng, the atomarh and bow ela cleaned out, and the germe of winter accumulated In the eye tem, driven away. IIOI.MSTKHS ROCKY MOUNTAIN TKA Is one of (he very bent end surest spring medicines to take. Try It and see the difference In the whole fami ly. Their color will be better, they'll eat hotter, sleep better, and be well and happy. Terry'a Drug rtore. Adv. L. I Dick and L. M. Hum C1IINIi.SU MKDU'INE CO. 420 and 2 Slate 81 flaa wonderful Chinese rente diet whlrh ulll cure any huiiinn ailment Including (Idenchc. backm lie, olnmnrh. kidney trouble male and friuale. It III consult as at once. Delay to dangi'mua. Estahhshed II years la 4a . OreffoD ' I'bone sal A Mattress That Didn 't Just Happen THE EDLOW Spring Mattress Now on display in our windows and its first appearance in Salem. Come in early and be sure you see how it is constructed. It will be well worth your time. You will need it sooner or later, after seeing how it is built, and the Rest that it will afford. A 20-year guarantee, given by the manufacturer. G-SWamiltotu If your body Is all faered-i.t and rua-down, It you are losing weight ateadily, lack appetite. nave no atrength or energy why not let Tanlac help you back to health and strength? So many millions have been benefited - by tbo Tanlac treat ment, so many thousands have written to testify to that effect that It's sheer folly not to make tbe test. "Tanlac, you know, Is a great natural tonic and builder, a com pound, after the famous Tanlac formula, ot roots, barks and herbs. It purges the blood stream, revitalizes the diges tive organs and enables the sick ly body to regain Its vanished weight. Yon don't need to wait long to get results. Tanlac goes right to the scat ot trouble. In a day or so you note a vast difference In your condition. You have more appetite, sleep better at night and the color begins to creep back Into your washed-out checks. Don't put off taking Tanlac another precious day. Step Into the nearest drug store and get a That's the first Important step bottle of this world-tamed tonlo. back to health and vigor. TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE FILLS FOB CONSTIPATION TANLAC FOR YOUR HEALTH Tanlac Restored Her Health Typhoid fever reduced me to 95 lb, and left me weak at a rag.' Failing to get relief from other sources I tried Tanlac and alter 6 bottles had gained 20 lbs. Now I en'joyafine appetite and feci like a new woman. As a nurse I give Tanlac to all my patients." Mrs. J. B. Terry, 1101 Pork St.,Ft.Worth,Tex, II ! i m N ii ! ii ii i i i i ' ; ii i mi II .. (J H I S'I rrrrml I A ' I wmwM -1 VJSJSMr: r A Bank Connection Which Is Profitable The) United States National expects to grow, not en tirely by increasing the number of depositors here put by making the relation between our patrons and the bank so profitable that our success is but a reflection of theirs. And we do this by taking a personal interest in the affairs of every depositor the business man, the wage earner, the housewife, the boys and girls and the farmer. You can help us in assisting you by letting us know you and your work. United States National Bank Salem. Oregon, ! . . ........ ,.,. .... ,--4 T STANDARDIZED fiflStt STORES SALEM WOODBURN THIS WEEK IN Miller's BASEMENT STORE Ruffled Scrim Curtains, with tie f" " Q backs, per pair . .v AeJ-i Genuine Ming Ting Crepes, 69 C Colored Indian Head Suitings, QQ-, yard JjC Light Galateas, 27-inch, 1 O yard XaiC Lingerie Crepes, O Q yard tmiOK, Filet design Curtain Nets, OQ yard wOC Lorraine tissue Ginghams, O Q yard awejC Colored Voiles, good quality, 29 C Drummers' Samples Handmade Blouses 98c Wool and Silk Sweatei y3 to y2 less 500 pairs Hosiery 1,4 to 1-3 regular price Purses and Jewelry at 1-3 to Y2 less regular price Men'a 220-weight Blue Denim - Q Overalls (union made) pair....I) AeAl ALBANY C0RVALLIS ONCE AGAIN The first of the month is here with a flood of bills to be paid. Many bills, especially do grocery bills look larger than they should. Try the modern way of buying your food supplies; you will enjoy the courteous service, and the knowledge that you are buying the freshest and best of good things to eat at a saving of many dollars each month. No. 2 Burbank Potatoes 100 lbs. $1,39 No. 1 Netted Gem Potatoes 100 lbs. . $2.09 Gem Nut Margarine 3 lbs. 65 c Fresh Eggs 2 Dozen 49c Market Day Raisins 4 lbs. 39c Milk 3 cans for 25c Jell-o All flavors, 3 for 29c Liberty Bell Syrup Gallon $1.63 Liberty Bell Syrup V2 Gallon 83c Log Cabin Syrup Large Size $1.10 Crystal White Soap 6 for 25c Peets' Washing Machine Soap 2 large packages 65c Citrus Washing Powder 2 for 49c M. J. B. Coffee 1 lb. cans 57c American Club Coffee Freshly Steele Cut 2 lbs. for 95c Small White Beans 6 lbs. for 47c BUY FROM A STORE WITH - ORANGE COLOR FRONT .0 a xour guarantee of Service Plus Quality 111 FIVE FLOORS OF GOOD FURNITURE a. i I1T7I
