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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO From the Richest and Best Tart of the State DALLAS TO LEVY ON DOG OWNERS Dallas, Or., March 18. The dog question took precedence over more weighty measures last night at the meeting of the ctiy council and after council members and Mayor Stafrin had admitted free ly that they had been hounded continuously and unceasingly by uon-dog owners, wnuee lawns are llama Red, all at; reed that relief tiudt he secured by additional leg islation. As a result It la probable that coming gcnerntions of youngsters :h Dallas will Una dogs a rare ami little known typo ol animals. It was decided to place a city license fee of $10 upon each female dog and $5 upon each mule dog and to authorize the city marshal to kill :ill degs not licensed. City Attor ney Hayter was authorized to thaw up an onlimince covering tli matter and from sentiment ex pressed it will be enacted as Boon at possible. , Two street Improvement pro jects came up for action. The city engineer was authorized to draw t.p plans and specifications for im proving Stump street from Maple street south to Birch street and irirch street east from Ktump to Kills street with curbs and a full width macadam street. This had previously been requested by prop erty owners. A delegation of prop erty ownors appeared before the council from the southeast portion ot town seeking improvement of 800 feet on Birch street and 700 feet on Howe street with a gravel ed roadway. This project was left to the street committee with pow er to act. Improvements on South Main street were discussed and it wots decided to follow Engineer Sea man's suggestion and re-deck the bridge across the mill pond, at the same time the railroad com pany relays ltd reolhridgi;, using1 the same planking and building a railing to divide the footbridge from the roadway. A "flasher" attachment to cause a variation in tone, of the fire Biren w is ordered purchased. It will coat about J100. The attach ment has heen tried out nud was thought to have improved the ef Icicncy of the alarm. Brooks News Brooks, Or., March 18. Mrs. t, 1. Jones has moved her store at the Brooks intersection so that nutos may drive between the store and the gas pump. This is . r.n improvement as there will be - less danger for all concerned when (.topping for gas, ua there was hardly room before to give good clearance tor those passing on the highway. The B.-ooks Community club Is to meet at the home of Mrs. George ' Ramp, Wednesday, Instead of with Mrs. Savage on account of sick . ness at Savage's. George Harris was forced to miss two days ot school this week on account of Illness. J. . Wilson of Marion has 'rent - ed Mrs. Charles Fleck's house and : will be a resident ot Brooks about the 20th. Mrs. Mary Martin Is home from the ho.splt.il at Salem, where she bus been for some time. Hor condi- tion is reported somewhat im proved but she Is still unable to be about. TO BEAUTIFY AMERICAN CEMETERIES IN FRANCE Washington, March 18. Work - of beautifying the American cem- tteries in Franco will be begun this snmrner, General Pershing. chairman, said today after a meet ing ot the battle monuments coin-ii'i.-wlon at the war department General Pershing expects to go to Europe soon to study the situa tion with other members of the commission and the architect. NORTH HOWELL TO BE HOST FOR CLUB MEET North Howell. Or., Mrtrrh IS. North Howell will entertain the Marion County Federation of Clubs on Thursday evening, March 19. Th meeting will he hi the North Ho well gran go hall, two miles north of Central Howell school house and one-halt mile south ef North Howell school house. Good program, good onte i: - HI ' ORGANIZATION OF SPECIALISTS POftTLANO AND StATTLK OMICII THB unparalleled aucceae of the Dr. Chi. . Dean non-aurirical method of treating Pile and other rental and colon allmenta haa built an organlra tion of highly trained apctiallata to cart for the patients who come from all part of tit Weat. The, akill of theae apeclellKi la proved by the unqualified GUARANTY Chat each File aufferer I cured or hi fee REFUNDED no matter hem Ions standing or how eve re hi caac may be. Send for my FREE book. DEAN. M.D.Inc roRiuND orwuv MATTit orrici Or na... Berlin snaail Mg TM AMD MAIN TH.t P . f .. . sm , TV 4i News from Silverton News Silverton, Mar. IS Carl Moser spent the week-end at Sil verton. Mr. Uoser Is now state adjut-int and came to Silverton af ter Attending the Legion conven tion at Corvallls. A great number ot Silverton Leglonaires motored down for the occasion. Mr. Mm- er woi formerly proprietor of the Riven ess Grocery on Water Mreet, Rev. and Mrs. George Hcnrlk- een motored to Portland TuesJay morning. Rev. Mr. Henrikaen went for the purpose of consult ing a specialist about his throat trouble. While at Portland they wilt call on Miss Cl'irissa Brager who Is confined at a Portland hos pital. J lis lirager was Knglish instructor In the Silverton high school until fine was forced to quit because of Ulncea. II. ins Hansen of the Brul) Creek district underwent an operation ut the Silverton hoilt.il Monday evening. Mr. Hansen was taken ill suddenly Monday morning and had to be rushed to the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bllcl-en who have been making their home at Silverton fnr sometime prist have left for Kiugd Valley where Mr. 111. c ken hns found em ploy men t. Mr. Bllcken while at Silverton was employed at the saw mills. Mrs. Blicken is a daughter of Mrs. A. Quatle who lives south ot Sil verton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Satern and Miffs Cora Satern motored to Fa lem Monday morning on business. Miss Saturn 1b the bookkeeper at iho Ford garage at Silverton. Briirih Creek school district will give a program on March 28th nt the s-hool house. While most of the numbers will be given by the school children, the program com mittee is endeavoring to secure a few spe-jlal numbers by outside talent. A whort play will be given by the parents and a few mnaical numbers are being ar ranged for. A whistling solo will perhaps he the feature of the evening. The! parent-teachers' circle will sell lurches at the close of the pro gram. ST. PAUL LINES Chitn ;o, March 18. By Asso ciated Press.) Application for a receivership for the Chicago, Mil vaukee & St. Paul railway com pany was tiled in the United States district court today. The petition offered as a friend ly action with the company con curring was filed In District Judge James H. WUkerson's court. The receivership is the climax of the weeks and months of uucer tainty marked hy steady and heavy declines ot the market quo tations of the road's securities as to the refinancing of the $48,000, 000 ot 4 per cent bunds due uext June. Under the receivership a drastic reduction iu the capital structure now exceeding $700,000,000, is ex pected. Halls Ferry Halls Ferry, ur., March 18. The birthday party of El ma Bow- mans, Ben Brown, George Ander son and Harry hakins was well attended. At a late hour refresh ments wore served and all present had an enjoyable evening. Mrs. J. B. Cummlng Is on the tick list. Miss Muxine Pettyjohn Is able to take up her school work after several weeks of absence on ac count of lufoction In her right hand. Grandma Shetton has returned home arter working for I. M. Stout uf Turner for fiereral months. Born l-o Mr. and Mrs. George Bngopian, a 7-pound baby girl. March 13. Albert I loss Is cutting wood for 'red Christy. Frank Judd Is cutting wood on the Charles Chris ten sen wood track In this vicinity. Margery and Tut Church spent the week-end with their Brand- mother, Mrs. Sophie Mathers. Miss Alice Brown has returned lo Portland. Mike Parseglnn has moved his family fo the hop yard where he Is working. SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" -Cfudne Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Pain Headache Toothache iy r- Accept only "Bayer" package IS which contains proven directions. Aaplrla la the trad aura, at Bam Maaaiectar A good deil of Illness In the form of la grippe and light cases of in fluenza are being reported at Sil verton. Dr. C. W. Keene motored to Portland Monday morning return ing again Monday night. Mrs. A. Torgcson was the Id sol rat ion of a pleasant Httle after noon party Monday when a group of friends called to help celebrate her 77th birthday. The guests brought lunch which was served at the close of the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Torg?rson have been residents of Silverton for the past thirty years. Guests at the Tor gerson home Monday afternoon were Mrs. C. M. Riviness, Mrs. A. O. L?gavd, Mrs. Christine Jacob sen, Mrs. Josephine Jacobjsen, Mrs. Hans Hansen, Mrs. B. Tlnglestad, Mrs. If. Jul&on, Mrs. John Fuhr, Mrs. Sarah Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Holinan hae moved from Silverton to the farm belonging to the mother of Mr. Holman. The Holman farm is near Marquam and Mr. Holman will manage It for his mother. He will botdn the erection of a new house nt once where the young Holinans will live. Mrs. Emma Holman and her daughters will continue to live in the old home stead house. AmoA Hardware company Li planning on remodelling the etore this spring. The work will begin in the near future. The Cub Patrol of Girl Scouts made $1 0.25 toward Us summer encampment at a coffee ar.d cake sale held at Ames Hardware Sat urday afternoon. The patrol Is under the leadership of Mrs. A. O. Nelson. Mrs. Agnes Thorsen arrived at Silverton Tuesday for an ext-mded visit with hor daughter, Mrs. A. O. Nelson. Mrs. Thorsen, whose home Is In Minnesota has been spending tho winter at Los Angeles The SHverton high school is mnk ing preparations for another May day f te similar to the one whKH proved so successful last year. PRISON TRUSTY While hoeing strawberries in the state prison gardens yesterday, Abe Eva:is, life termer who about a year ao was saved from the gal- iuws by clemency of the governor vaudered away and became lost. He wont to a farm house and re quested that the farmer call up the warden and have eomeonc come after him. Evans was sen tenced to he hanged for the mur der of James Doran. The crime was committed near The Dalles whilo Evans, Doran and another man were going from Bend to Mc Miniivltle. Students Serve Dinner Chcmawa, March 18 Another demonstration dinner will be given in the Chcmawa domestic science department tonight. Each senior Klrl m required to give a dinner before graudation. The guests for tonight will be Superintendent and Airs. Ilarwood Hnll, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Downie, Ce cllc Smith and Mrs. U F. Biickell, principal of home economics. Ivons Bov Dead. Lyons, Or., March 18. Harold Bass, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baas, passed away at his home Monday morning after an Illness ot four weeks. He Is survived by his parents and two younger sisters. Interment will he at the Fox Valley cemetery, Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief id ELL-ANS 25 end 75 Package everywhere Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism Handy "Mayer" boiei of 18 tablet! Alao bottles of 24 and 100 Drusjtut. at UraaeeUcaeMnta ef gauejllearat THE CAPITAL : JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Nearby Valley Points TRAMP KILLED3 BY TRAIN NEAR 1 2TH AND STATE Swan Martin, a transient about 60 years old, was killed by South ern Pacific passenger train No. 53 near 12ln and States streets about 2 o'clock; this morning. He was "riding the blinds" on. the train and is believed to have attempted to get off as the train pulled Into Salem. Another transient, G rover S. Jernlgan, was with Martin and is being held in the city jail at the request of Southern Pacific off! cials who wish to question him. It Is understood there Is no suspic ion of foul play against Jernlgan. According to a statement signed by Jernigan, he and Martin board ed the train at Oregon City. They were riding the blind back of the water tender. As the train came into the yards In Salem Jernlgan got off and apparently Martin at tempted to get off when he fell un der the wheels. Jernigan says he waa walking along the track look ing for his companion when he heard him moan and found him mangled beside he rails. Coroner Rindon has as yet been unable to get much Information about the dead man. He carried a card from an employment bureau In Portland which gives his age as 60, height five feet four Inches and weight 160 pounds. 10 RAISE FEES Memberships in (lie Illnhee Country club were raised from !50 to $100 beginning July 1, nt i meeting held lust night and dues Increased to $7.50 a quarter from :'0 cents a month, beginning April 1. It Is expected that the. sched ule for the golf tournament will be out shortly. Fred A .Williams, chairman of the tournament' com mittee, having arrangements well in hand. Salem, Eugene and Cor vnllis also plan to have an Inter city match May 10, 17 aDd 24. Dr. C. H. Robertson has' been selected president of th Illahce club wiLb a board of directors and ten standing committees. IMrectors for the organization are P. W. Steuslofr V. G. Shipley. H. II Olinger, T. B. Kay and P. P Thielson. The committees re asf1otlowa: Finance T. A. T.ivesley, chair man; D. J. Fry, J. H. Farrer, C. II Webb and J. J. Roberts. Membership H. If. Smith, chairman: O. F. Franklin, Paul Hendricks, AI Krause and Ous People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards" Olive Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass von much longer if you get a package ol Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel ; there's no sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effec tively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets fe ;ver cursed with a "dark brown taste, ' a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good " feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable impound mixed with olive oil: you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among pa rents afflicted with liver and bowel mplaints and Olive Tablets are the jnmenscly effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week. See how much setter you feel and look, lac and 30c g gsSrf ta pli? Sustained Quality for greater mileage greater power greater economy Save one cent a gallon by purchasing Associated Gasoline with Associated Scrip Associated Oil Company llUon. Tournament Fred A. Williams, Oliver Locke, A. A. Keene, Fred Tnielaou end Rex Sanford. Greens and fairways Chester Cox, H. H. Olinger and William II. Uurghardt. House O. C. Locke, Mrs. J. H. Farrer and W. H. Paulus. Landscape Chester Cox, H. H. Smith and . N. Gilllngham. Tennis C. B. Webb, U. W. Eyre, H. W. Meyers, W. T. Stoli and J. H. McNary. Handicap A. A. Keene, D. A. Young, L. C. Farmer and Sharkey. Ladies1 social Mesdames Oris Fry, Paul Hendricks, B. L. Baker, II. H. Olinger, O. u. Locke. E. N. Gillingham, Donald Young and lrcel Kay. The entertainment committee to divided into four sub-committees: F. H. Spears, W. C. Dyer, Curtis Cross and E. F. Slade. A. J. Kahn, Jack Elliott, Car! Gabrielson and James Young. Clifton Irwin, Paul Hendricks, Frank Durbin and Clifford Farm er. F. D. Thielson. W. If. Lytle, Breyman Boise and Carl Webb. SILVERTON LEGION TEAM WINS AGAIN Silverton, Mar. 18 Silverton Legion basketball players added another victory to their number Monday nitflit when they defeated the city of Portland team with a score of 41 to 23. The last game of the season for the Legion will be played at Silverton Friday ntffht when the Lesion players will meet the Oregon City firemen. The lineup for Monday night wai Silverton, H. Aim, 2; Quail, 11 ; Latham, 20; Carson, 6; O. Aim, 2. Portland, Anderson, 12. Osburn, 6; Broughtcn, 4; Sargent, 1; Butler. Old Resident Given Up by Physician "Given up by five doctors, my only hone an operation. I rebel. ed on cutting me open, as I am 75 years old. A neighbor advised trying Mayrs Wonderful Reme dy for stomach trouble. I got re lief right away. I had not eaten for 10 days and was as yel low as a gold piece. I could have lived only a few days but for this medicine. It Is a simple, harm less preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intes tinal tract and allays the inflam mation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. J. C. l'erry, D. J. Fry and druggists everywhere. Adv. When You Feela Cold Corn 'no On Take' Jr Laxative aaWaT aaar ar m M Quinine tablets to work off the cause and to fortify the system against an attack of Grip or Influ enza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. Price 30c. The box bean this signature O 1 FUNERAL FOR DALLAS WOMANJELD TUESDAY Dallas, Or.. March 18. Funeral services ot ftliss Hannah Rebecca Walker, aged 23, were beld Tues day at tbe Chapman & Henkle chapel In Dallas with Iter. W. 8. Cordon, of tbe Methodist church, otticiating. Miss Walker died March 10 in a Portland hospital following an Illness ol about vear She was a granddaughter ot Solomon nd Hannah Crowley Folk county pioneers of 1847 and 1852. respectively, and her grand mother, for whom she was named is still living. She was a daugh ter of Mrs. Ora T. Walker. Her lather. Archie Walker, died a few- years ago. Miss Walker was born In Gas ton, April 6, 1902. She attended Washington high school in Port lund and later worked for the Bell Telephone company there. After CAUSE OF BOBBED HAIR HEADACHES EXPLAINED London, March 18. Devotees of the hair bobbing fashion now comnlainins of "shingle head ache'.' This is nothing but form of neuralgia, medical men say, caused by sudden removal of hair from the tender nape ol the neck, which is thus exposed to the blustery March winds. Hata which fit close and very low at the bask are said to be an effective safe guard. HEAL SKIN DISEASES Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat ing, Antiseptic Liquid it is unnecessary for you to sufiFe. with Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm Rashes and similar skin troubles. Zemc mil usually give instant relief from itch nfj torture. It cleanses and soothes the 3kin and heals quickly and effectivcl nost SKin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, oenetratirur.dis ippearing liquid and is soothing to tht nost delicate skin. It is recommendec :or day time use because it doesn't show Trial bottle35c,largesize$1.00. Zcmc Dintment, for use at night, 50c. Zemc Soap, antiseptic and healing, 25c. Start the treatment today and save further distress. All druggists. 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