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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1925)
PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON El Unlew the cities, countlow and the state of Oregon notify the In dustrial accident commission be fore Juno 1 ot their rejection of the workmen's compensation act as applying to their employed peace officers theHe officers will automatically come under the act on May 28 and remain under it for at leaat one year. This Is under an amendment to the act paascd by the 1925 legislature. j An Important change was mode In that part of the act that defines "workman." "The amendment provides," said stntement by the commission yes terday, "that when workmen either associating themselves together under partnership agreement or as individuals enter Into a contract the principal purpose of which Is the performance of labor on a particular piece of work, such work to bo performed by them selves or with tho assistance nf other workmen employed by them, nil sucti workmen shall bo deem ed employes of the person having euch work done and not independ ent contractors." Another amendment of the 1925 session provides that any individ ual employer, or any member of any firm subject to the compensa tion act as employer, may apply In writing to tho commission to be come entitled ns a workman to com pensation benefits. Heretofore only employers engaged in hazard ous occupations could bring meni sci ves under the benefits of the act as workmen. Cut now employ era engaged In farming and other non-haznrdnus occupations have the same privilege. Another amendment requires any person or firm, before engaging in a hazardous occupation, to notify the commission of that Intention. If thoy do not notify the commis sion prior to becoming engaged In i lie hiiitii.fi.ioip orcupiit'un, they uiu NUl'ject io ,i tine, and In addition to this, if an employe should be In jured he would have the right of action against his employer, or he might come under the act and re ceive compensation and the com mission have the right to recover all moneys expended for first aid and compensation paid him from his employer. . -- experience -rating also was changed by amendment. "Heretofore," says the state ment, "employers starting at baso rate might be penalized by having an Incrense In the rate for bad experience up to 15 per cent above base, and might have a reduction 8 low as 30 per cent below base through good experience. This has been changed so that there is no penalty or charge above base, and the rales can only be reduced as low as 20 per cent below base for good experience. The law further provides that no employer paying less thnn $20 per year shall be given tho benefit of good experi ence rating, but muHt bo held to base. "The law was rurther amended; providing a limit of time for claim i ing an aggravation or disability re-I Hulling from an accidental Injury. The injured workman muat file his claim for aggravation with the commission within one year from (he date of (he order awarding such workmnn compensation. The law has also been amended pro vlding that no nppeal can be taken for an award of the cc nisslon by workmen until there has been first an application for rehearing made to the commbiHlon. All cases must bo trie) In the county where the Injury occurred." ETHYL AS MOTOR FUEL fS TESTED Washington, Way 22. (A. P.) Eihyl as a motor fuel, about which controversy has raged for mouths, wont under the micro- acopo today nt the public health service with n long line of scien- thnii, doctors and Industrial ex perts In consultation to pass on its merits or dangers. The primary problem of the conference was to determine defi- nituly whether the fumes of the gas are injurious to health and many were on hand to take sides iu the debate. Thomas Midgloy Jr.. vice-nrcsl- ilent of tho Ethyl Gas corporation id tiiu company bad experience trouble with the gas m its early stages of development but that dif ficulties had been overcome and the gas could be handled safely if proper safeguards were taken. Mixture of the ethyl with gasoline, he added presented no difficulty If carelessness In the handling were reduced to a minimum. DALLAS DEFEATED AT TENNIS BY SALEM HI -4 ; Minto and i.Teeeh v. Day and Janice, 6-5, 6-4. The locals are to play at Cor vallis, Saturday. For the second time thte year the Salem high school tennis team triumphed over the Dallas tennis team on the' asylum courts by a 4 to 2 score. The results of th'j matches follows: Hoyt vs. Holt, 6-3, 6-4; Lutz ve. James, S-6, 8-6; Minto vs. Day, 5- 7, 3-6; Creech vs. Shreeve, 3-G. 6- 3. 4-6. Doubles Hclt and , Rhroevo vs. I,utz and Hoyt, 4-G.j La Grande Baseball club. La Grande; incorporators, Harris P. rench, R B. Hayes, C. H. Cran- ton, Curl G. Helm, J. N. "Penrc, Charles H. Reynolds; nKsets, $300. Reliability Our twenty-five years of optical service Is your guaran tee ot perfect satisfaction. mwmm If wo bavo never fitted your eyes now Is your opportunity to profit by our mctlioda. Staples Optical Co. Corner State end IIIrIi sta. Portland Sulcm, Oregon Individual Chocolates Chocolate Chips and Soft Center Chocolates, hand dipped in li(iht and dark coated, regular 60c lb. Saturday Only 36c lb. 2 lbs. for 70c Limit 2 lbs. to customer Only at Schaefer's Drug Store "Yellow Front" 1'hone 197 1.15 North Commercial The I'enslar Store Ladd&Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 1868 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a, m. to 3. p. m. NO RENT! LOW PRICES! Compare Prices at Damon's with prices anywhere, then, we are sure, you will be glad to add your patronage to that of the thousands who trade with us regularly. 3 lbs. Instantaneous Tapioca for 25c 2 Square of Honey for ;.... .45c 20c size jar Chip Beef 15c 2 large size cans Apricots for . . ... ,35c 4 lbs. of Good Prunes for . . . . .25c 50c bottle Fli Di on sale . . . . . 45c . .Kills flies almost instantly. 25c can Curtis Ripe Olives 45c Dill Pickles, large, per dozen ...... .25c Fresh Eggs, per dozen .' .28c 7 bars White Laundry Soap . .-. . . . .25c Fresh Werners- lb . .18c Juicy Round Steak, lb .18c Rib Steak, lb 18c If alt the Grocery Stores In Salem were combined under one head It would not equal the buying power of the Damon Grocery Company, who buy together with 99 other stores. Phone 1263 809 N. Commercial Street We Pay 25c cash for Eggs i m h r Bishop's Washougal Virgin Wool Fabrics All the newest styles and patterns are era-' braced in this showing. These Suits look nicer, wear longer and give belter satis faction per dollar than any others to be found. Men's Athletic Underwear, Nainsook material, 88 count. Taped nrm holes, closed crotch $1.00 You'll like these new Suits, the patterns, the fabrics, the fit and style are the best ever. You'll like their free and easy feel. The coats arc looser and the trousers a slighty wider appearance. Both single and double breasted stvlc coats. Mai lory Stetson Hats CLOTH INQ"VDOLT3K MlS Nettleton Just Right .. Shoes . Operation Not Successful "1 years ago I was operated for appendicitis and later oper ated again for gall etonea. Neith er dill me anv crnnrl nml T multar- ed all kinds of torture Bince. Five years ago I took Mayr's Wonder ful Remedy and have felt no nmnlnmo in nnln alnna simple, harmless preparation that removes uie catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and al lays the inflammation which causes practically . all 'stomach, eluding appendicitis. One dose will rnnvlnc. nr mnnnv r.riinH.it J. C. Perry, D. J. Fry and drug gists every wnere. Atlv. . . FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925 Buy a Fisk Trade in your Tires for Balloons to fit your present rims and ride in comfort. Expert Vulcanizing Salem Vulcanizing Works 474 Ferry. Phone 364 GR OCE RIES AT REMARKABLE SAVINGS 147 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET Guaranteed Hard Wheat FLOUR CROWN 49 lb. sack ... $2.49 OLYMPIC 40 lb. sack .. $2.49 SNOWFALL 49 lb. sack .... $2.35 ROLLED OATS 55c GUEST IVORY SOAP CARTON a K of 12 bars D C PURE CANE SUGAR 10 lb. sack CREAM OATS 10 lb. sack SPERRY'S OATS 10 lb. sack MINUTE OATS 10 lb. sack MATCHES CARTON of six boxes MACARONI i lb. sack . 49c 55c 59c 25c 25c 10 lbs 100 lb. sack 3 lb. sack . 8 lb. sack . SALT 63c $6.15 7c ; 18c 54c COFFEES MAXWELL HOUSE per lb MAXWELL HOUSE rr per 3 lb. can D -I- t)t) BULK PEABERRY COFFEE 3 lb. sack $1.15 BROOMS REGULAR 90c BROOMS CtQn on special price UC GROCERY DEPARTMENT Phone 1333 C. 0 D. Orders Given Prompt Attention Phone 1333 BUS SC IC S STANDARDIZED CASH STORES SALEM CORVALLIS ALBANY WOODBURN We're thinking of dependability in relation to your food supply it's a word full of meaning. Dependable quality is of the most importance to the health of the family. Our modern method of selling assures fresh merchandise, dis played and sold as fresh and pure as you would get it if you bought direct from the factory. You too, Mrs. Housewife, may rely on the dependability of our foods and at the same time save a snug little sum of money each month. M. J. B. Coffee 1 Lb. Tins 54c Hills Eros. Red Can Coffee 1 Lb. Tins 54c Golden West Coffee 1 Lb. Tins 54c Wedding Breakfast Syrup 1 gal. size 89c 100 Sk. C. & H. Cane Sugar $8.17 Alpine Milk 3 cans 25c Borden's Milk 3 cans 25c 2 Large Pkgs. Sea Foam Naptha Washing Powder 45c Old Dutch Cleanser 2 for 15c Gold Medal Flour $2.63 Fancy Blend Coffee Steel Cut 1 lb. 37c M. J. B. Orange Pekoe Tea V2 lb. pk. 37c Your Phone will pay you a handsome profit Use it Call 455 456 Our delivery boys will be glad to give that little added service of placing your goods where you want them. Gem Nut Margarine 3 lbs. 65c Tillamook Cheese 30c Crown Flour $2.59 Vim Flour $2.59 White Navy Beans 6 lbs. 49c A
