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PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL ' JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON ."-.T'lDAY, MAY Under an nd of tin 1925 legis lature toe 8tat board or. health, a a meeting here Saturduy, prom u I En ted rules and regulations to govern the maintenance of camp grounds In the stale, whether pub. licly or privately operated. The rulea are not effective until Janu ry 1, 1926. Aa to the . ot the grounds the rules provide that the usable space miwt be at least S5D feet square and the strictest sanitation will be requires, including depoai tories for garbage and rubbish that are fly-proof. Thuso will not be ptirimttcd to become unsightly or loul smelling. A tliorouglily can Jtary water supply will be another requirement The Btrlctost care must be taken by campers to pre' vent flrcB. Camp fire must no'. be located as to endanger auto mobiles or buildings. Among the rules are the fol lowing pertaining to buildings and grounds: No room ined for sleeping pur poses shell have less than 600 cubic feet of air space for each occupant. The are of window space In ach sleeping room shall be equal to at least one-eighth of the floor area of the room. Cooking shall not be permitted In any sleeping room. If kitchen Is provided It mint be equipped with i running, water and n sink connected with a sew- erago system, reptlc tank or cov ered cesspool. Bath and lavatory and toilet mutit be conceted. with sewerage system, septic tank or covered eefwpool. It shall be t ho -duty of all camp (round managers to report to th local health ci fleers all pernons suspected of having contagious Diseases., Authority for a state-wide milk survey In co-operation with the dairy and food rommlwlon was given by the board, aod also au Ihority was given for the broad easting of health news. The cause and control of common colds is to be Investigated and a report pub ltrhMl. GERVAIS PITCHER FANS 21 Gervals, Or., May 11 In a baat ball game between Gervals and Monmouth, plnyed here Friday Keehn, pitching for Cervals, slruckout ' men and Allowed no hits or runs. Genrals won the frame 14 to 0, Ferschweiler caught tor Gervals. Smith and Vnman comprised th battery fur Monmouth, nervals players securej hits and mndo 3 errors. Monmouth was chalked up with 8 errors, no runs and no hltfl Confidence TTHE largest. dling' tire made In any, Pacific Coast owned factory is the C-T-C.' Today the largest-sdling' tire, a year ago C-T-C was "on Its way up" I Two yean ago it was a' babe in the industry.' Three years ago, an idea. Four years ago an ideal f Yet it ha taken twenty five yean' tire-building ex-. perience to build CT-CI. Behind C-T-C stands Kmff of engineer, who, experience in Akroa factories rum back rnore than quarter century! The anew Uml " When you need stew tire, let u ihow yon what th C-T-C can do. Or, better still, call la now and get acquainted wills this tire that he. "mad footf quickly becaiue of remarkable ' mileage records. "Quality aeear be ucrifctd to meet a prior - ProUaet Colembla Tire Coruratloa C T. C FACTORY BRANCH 441 COfRT STrtFET ' ni a .lonoiTNST w SIAHIOV AnMOHII.K CO. KAI.I M A1 TOMOIIII.K t'O. VAM.KY MOTOH to. sir lland'built A Royal Recuperation T.:7"vn. -j5 :::-YxrrrTi King George ot England la shown here on his rest on strict doe tor's orders at Monreaie, a quaint Tillage ot Sicily, where he built ap his system alter a general run-down condition. In the photo are shown (Jueeo Mary, King George, I'rlnce George, Princess Victoria and two retainers. First Band Concert Of Season to Be Held Late In June, Report The Salem Cherrlan band Is rapidly rounding into shape and will glr Its first public concert In Willson park during the last week In June, it was stated today by Oscar Steelhammer, director ot the uand. It has been practicing for two months. The band will consist of 20 pieces this year, an Increase ot sli crer last year. Tun sum ot 11500. allowed by the clgr council to pay expense. lor is public coaccrtx during the summer, will not bi enough for a band the else of the present one. and tho detlclt will be made tip by Issuing an official program for each concert, accord- Ins to Steelhammer. Programs win tie distributed free ot charge, profit being derived from the ad vortlsiug. In previous years they have been handled on a privata uaflts. This s immcr i going to he the niggost season, for tourists Salem has ever had, nd we want to put up the best front we ponelully can," says Stoclhammer. "That- the reason wo re doing everything we can to produce the best band Salem baa ever had." Two concerts a week for nine weeks will be given, the same as former years. Steelhammer his counted that mere will be E9 different conven lions on the I'nclflc const during mo cumins summer, including s B URNS Com with wot bating sod afterward! apply ntlv MICKS Va Rug Qpr I 7 Million Jan U4 Kf L. T Dick and L. M, Hum CmNFSK MI.DKINE OO. - d0 and 42S State St, naa ronacrfnA.lilnen reme. - cure ,, , I'1"". ""deHn, sloVnchn. trouble, nun, ,. female. If in SnsT " OD Phone Sat Northern American Sbrlners con venllon at Loe Angeles, an Elks national convention at Portland pud a national convention of Knights Templars at Seattle. The conventions, added to attractions which normally draw a heavy tourist train; bere In eummer. will make 1925 a banner season for. tourists. Steelhammer be lieves. The personnel ot the band will be as follows: Clarinets Walter Bush, Adolph Dombeck, Fred Bruce, William Mayer, Ronald Desart, Heda Swart and John Witters. Oboe Jack Eakln. Cornet Charloa Pabst, W. H. Mills, Carl Ampriest, Jack Naah and Charles Kurth. Horns 1... MlKeteon. Elmer Mc Klnley and John Graber (man ager). Trombones -C. O. Olson. It. 0. Hoffman, Frank Ziun and A. Doerfler. Baritone I. O. Martin and M. (j. Cooley. Drums Ralph Southwlck and Mark Renne. FOR BEST EMS University ot Oregon, Eugene. May 11. (Special.) Two hun dred dollars In caoh prises will be ctfered for the best eaaaya written by high scho )1 and grade school students In the prise essay con test to be conducted between now and beptember 16 by the all Oregon 1926 exposition committee according to - an announcemen made today. i-oniesiants win write on one ot two general subjects: (1) Ore gon-made products, or (2) the educational and cultural values of art. These subjects were deemed appropriate Inasmuch as the all Oregon 192S exposition, to be held in Portland, October to 10 Inclu sive. will feature Oregon-made goods. The exposition itsell la plan ned to promote the case of srt in uregon. ' The state prises are aa follows The high school contest 150 for lirst placv. S30 tor second rise, and 20 tor third place. place, and 20 tor third place. Grade school contest $50 for first place; J0 for second place. ana 2ll lor third place. The all-Oregon 1925 exposition committee, which offers the awards, will make an effort to of fer prises tor the best essays writ ten In each county, but no an nouncement will ns made on this plan as yet. Essays must be confined In general way to the two subjects mentioned shore: (1) Oregon made products, or (I) the educa tional end cultural values ot art. STOP ITCHING SI Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic x-iquia, oives rrompt Keuet There is one safe, denendahle tn-at. merit that relieves itching torture and thatclcanses and soothes the skin. Soon alter the lirst application of Zemo you willfind thatirntations. Pimples, Black heads, Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm ana similar sxin troubles will disappear Zemo is all that ia needed fnr it k.n. ishrs most skin eruptions, makes the skin soft, smooth and healthy. It is a non-greasy, disappearing liquid thst may be applied during the day. Trial oouie ooc targe size au.tu. vmn Ointment is recommended for use at nieht 50c 2emn Sran inlwMii- . u..... .u ucouug, ac All LTUgglStS. ffdward Tallman. WHEN coNsim .3 sT-ivvt; iwrfi m -.sBBBWasfw era . .mW s- m u I i J HI wM 3 TAKE - D&CALDWELI5 SYRUP FEPSDI "THE FAMILY LAXATIVE" f ull Balloons Semi-Balloons , Haary-Duty CordjOverJi. Cords COVERINGS HOME-CREST Rugs and Carpets invariably enhance their own badcgrx)unds, aiding depth and rich ness to the rooms in which they are laid. Make it a special point to visit our displays of these beautiful coverings. tut the cootejtant may choose hie own title aod, ot course, hU sub-, Ject matter 00 loog as they (all1 within one ot the two headings, mentioned. The commutes sui tes n the following titles as an ex ample ot what k desired, but the contestant is not necessarily re stricted to these titles, as has been stated. In fact an original and linking title, provided It (alls within one ot the two general heads, may be one ot the factors In weighing the merit ot an essay. Essays must be written legibly in ink or (preferably) typewrit ten, double-spaced, and have wide margins. The else of paper should be S'iU Inches. The contestant should write on one side of the pa ter only. Essays mutit not exceed 800 words. Any exceeding 800 words will not be considered by the judges ot the contest. All direct quotations In essays must be enclosed in quotation marks. The essays must be In the hands of the secretary of the all-Oregon 1025 exposition committee, 651 court house, Portland, Or., not late than September 15. The content Judges are: Judge Charles H. Carey, farmer president ot the Oregon Writers' league and author and historian; Anthony Kuwer,poet and Illustrator, and Dean Eric W. Allen, of the Uni versity of Oregon school of Jour-naliflm. lemuae v. 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The New Arrivals are: Patent Colt Eosewood Satin Blond Satin Fallo Satin Blond Satin Brocaded Quarters Smoked Elk Sport Shoes Patent Colt Sport Shoes Tan Calf All Over Cut Out Patent Kid All Over Cut Out White Kid All Over Cut Out Shoes Priced Moderately From . .-m---. . . . .' $3 00 to $12.50 McCallum Hose Best hose on the market for the money most Nos.. .$2.00 O HHf Rubber h Z5C DO T0ITK FEET BTITI Corns sal callouses re- snored srlthoat pais or Ingrown nails i sad treated. Paine In test, weak-root flit toot, toot strains ana fallen arches ad justed. Do sot snffer. 1 will (Its too tha best thst sdenee esn prod ace In scientific ehlropodf. Consult DR. WILLIAMS About Tour Feet Honrs to :J. Psoas 111 Rubber heels put on your shoes every Wednes- Half Price Regular 50c Heels 25c WHEWtlCtv REPAIR SEPARTKEHT Our shop U equipped with sll nsw mschlnsry. Ws nss nothlns but the rsry best trsde ot leather thst mosey win bur. Mr. Jacobson. In charts ot this department. 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