Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, August 24, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN THE CAPTTAt JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1925 NOT TO BE OPEN 'TIL NEXT YEAR While It Is possible to get thru n the new 12 mile stretch of for est road from Detroit to Niagara through the foreat reserve, the road will not he opened to general traffic until next year, Road mas ter W. J. Culver reports, following a trip over the road Saturday with County Commissioner Porpter. "The work done under the con tract we found generally satisfac tory," stated Roadmaster Culver. 'But the topography of the coun try Is such that there la serious danger of slides, and as a result the government will put In a steam hovel there next year to move, back the dirt from the danger pot and this shovel will probably work throughout tho summer. "The road is excellently con structed, with good easy grades, as good turns as could be expected from the contour of the country and while It Is a one way road, passing places ore soon to be con structed so that It will be possible to eee a sufficient distance at each passing place bo not much trouble is contemplated from that source. "It Is possible now to go through to the end of tho new 12-mlle stretch, and the stage goes through every day, but tho motorist who wants to make the trip Is apt to be delayed fo a considerable per iod of tlmo unless ho goes through at just the right time or. follows the stage directly in. "Tho rock crusher is built out over the road so that rock hauling trucks run under It for their loads. The motorist may find himself at tho crusher behind a long row of trucks and have to wait for them to move out before he can move on. It Is not contemplated now that general travel UBe the road al though it is passable all the way In." The road, It Is estimated, will eo.st about $290,000 when finished, of which amount $37,000 was put tip out of special taxes from the district funds, the roud not cost ing the general fund of the county a cent. This total cost is exclu sive of the money that will be ex pended on the road by the steam shovel in making the highway aafe from slides. All of Ibe othcr,-cost.i over the $37,000 arc borne by the federal government. BEAUTIES POSE Seven disappointed bathing beau ties adorned tho sylvan shores of tho Willamette at Woodland park Sunday. They stood about in vari ous poses, prodding the sands with their toes, and appearing as nearly like mermaids as chilly winds would permit. liut they were disappointed be cause the celebrated bathing beauty cor lent scheduled for thai day was postponed unl,ll next Sun day due to Inclemency of the weather. Not all seven appeared nt once. A mermaid would appear, don her nier-clotliwi and stand about a bit. and then disappear. Then another would heave Into sight, until at last, seven all told had "came and went." The lnut two arriving re malncd on the Job for fully two hours, then dropped a sigh, and they too departed. liut next Sunday, the manage mcnt promise, the big contest will bo staged In all Its unadorned beautv. A big program also, will be put on by Silver liell Circle. W. u. w. and Camp 118, W. O. W. Hlg times are promised unless tho weather man intervenes as no um yester day. Tho world'u largest under ground trial 0 quarry, In Wales, Ib operated on zt levels Ann con Inlnft B0 miles of rullrond. Recent Scientific Discovery! HY-PKP-SEN ITlic Great AmlM'plIc Tonic lnxn Uto and SyMrm Cleanser A treatment lit i;ucd hy a new process of extracting the rlcn lulcea of roots, herbs and bark. gathered In the vnrlous countries of lh globe and bicntlrd to pro duce the best results. How It In creases Vim, Vlfror and Nerve Torco by clcnnsinff the bowels, toning atomnch nnd liver. Take HY-l'Kl'-SKN. the Liver Vonlo a"d System Clennsor, is the hdvlce of druggists today to those Who suffer with Chronlo Constipa tion, distressing Indigestion and Torpid Mver, There Is no longer ny nocd of using hard purgatives and cathartics ns HY-l'KI-Sb)N. the now aclcntlfic combination of Hydrastis, Pepsin. Senna and oth er vaulable Ingredients, Is bound lo function tho bowels and liver egulnrly, thus cleansing tho sys tem tof Impurities and poisonous knatter. A tablespoonful of this syrup af ter each meal and at bedtime that, all that la necessary, no nausea, no griping1, no distress whatsoever. Next morning your liver la aotlva as the entire aiges- 1Uve traot purified ana reiresu d and you fool Just fine, with a kaarlT anDOtlte for breakfast. Hal what you Ilka everything tastes ood and agree, with you. llv rottlno- the bowels to funo Hon daily as Nature Inlondod, the entire-system is nniurauy inve nted. Blood circulates bolter, servos booome refreshed, dull eyes becomo bright and palo oheeks Slow with the bloom or poncoi ealth. Sleeplessness, nervousness, lack of energy. Ilred, worn out feeling1 all booome things of the toaJrt. HT-PEP-BI5N Is sold and guar anteed by Capllnl Drug store, tot Mtate street jVdv. ' ON THE AIR MONDAY NIGHT (Pacific Tlmo) KOW, Portland, Ore., 491.6 0-7 P. M., Claude Johnson and his Baker, theater orchestra; 7:30-7:46, weather, police and market reports; 7:46-8, talk by Carlos Marat ere, "A Trip Up the Columbia Gorge," courtesy Columbia Gorge hotel. After 8 p. m., silent for long-distance reception. KGO, Oakland, Cal., 361.2 t-7 P. M., dinner concert, Wiley B. Allen company; 8, "Reviving the Apparently Drowned," Hugh Barrett Dobbs; "A Look Into the Beehive," Profossor E. R. De Ong; "Symposium on the New Education," Williams Insti tute; "Rome," Helene Phillips; "Chats About New Rpokfl," Jos eph Henry Jackson; "Krom a Composer's Workshop Voice," Arthur 8. Garbott; "Inside Dope on Curing Automobile Ills, Louis P. Signer; Arlon trio. KPO. Ban Francisco, Cal., 428.3 6:40 P. M., Waldemar Llnd and the States restaurant orchestra. KFI, Los Angeles, Cal., 467 6:30 P. M., Examiner's matinee muAlcale; 6, McDanlel's night ly doings; 6:45, radtotorlal talk; 7-8. California Serennders' dance orchestra, George Cronk, leader: Slgmund Sachs, violin sololt; 8-9, New England hour of music; 9-10, program, Wal ter M. Murphy Motors company 10-11, Examiner; Ray West and his Alexander hotel dance or chestra. ...... TUESDAY NIGHT (I'nciric Time) KGW, Portland, Ore., 491.6 7:30-8 P. M., address by Con gressman Martin li. Madden of Illinois by wiro telephony from tho Multnomah hotel; 8-9. trav el talk by Dr. J. R. Wetherbeo and conceit by Rose City trio, courtesy of American Express comoanv: 9-10. General uoro orchestra, courtesy of Woolach & Powell; 10-12, Jack Souders' daneo orchestra from Indian grill of the Multnomah hotel. KGO, Oakland, (jai., 361. z 6-7 P. M., dinner concort, Wiley B. Allen company; 8. KGO stu dio staff, Arlon trio; 9:50, Radio Breeze.s, K. C. B. KI'O. San Francisco, Cal., 428.3 7-7:30 P. XI. , Rudy Seig- er s Fairmont note, orenemra; 9. Khrine Chanters: 9-iu, Avon string quartet; 10-11, Jnck Coakley'H CablrlanH. K r I, Los Angeles, uai., i 6:30-6 P. M., Examiner's mat inee mufilcalo; fl. McOnnlol'a rilirhtlv doings: 6:46, radiolorlal talks; 7-8, program, Hills Bros., with Hills Bros., dinner dance orchestra, Starr Bunnell, the blue streak of radio; 8-9. Ex aminer, .Hugo Iinmiin a i-eraim- ality Kldft; 9-10, variety pro grain by KM burlenquers; 10 11, Packard ballad hour, with Ashley sisters, Ethyl Talmadge. John Palmer has filed suit in circuit court seeking a receiver- snip for the affairs of himself and Guy Schartichmiat in connection with the winding up of their part nership on construction of the Mt Hood loop highway. Their con tract involved altogether about The two recently were made de fendants Jn a suit Instituted by James Clarkson to collect $1281 he alleges 1b due him for work on the highway. Palmer In hie com plaint alleges that there has been a controversy between himself and Scharschmidt as to the manner of defending the action brought by Clarkson, Palmer claiming there h a good defense, while he allcgen Scharschmidt is In collusion with Clarkson and clavnB there is no defense Ae a result Palmer wants a receiver to defend the suit and windup hie affairs with Schar schmidt. 8 CENT FARE ON TROLLEYS REASONABLE (Continued from Page One.) NEW VARIETY CHERRY NAMED KING ALBERT Yakima, Waali. A new variety of chorry, as unusual in Its origin aa In Its appearance, has been de veloped by Edward Rciny, an orchardlst residing near hero. The cherry Is a golden yellow In color and is dlHtinguishud by a deep crliimon stripo that extends from the base of tho fruit to the tip. When tho fruit ie mature, the snmo dark coloring runs from the skin to tho pit. wages of general office clerks, .11; law expenses, .01; relief depart ment expenses, .02; Injuries and lamagen, ,24; Insurance, .01; sta tionery and printing, .05; miscel laneous general expenses, ,0G; general office supplies and expen ses, ,03; bridge rentals, .15; de preciation, .57; taxes, 153; oper ating income, 1.14; average fare collected, 7.61. "It appears that out of the aver age faro collected of 7.51 cents per passenger, 2.75 cents Is paid as wages to motrmen and conduc tors. Salaries or wages of general officers are for 1924, one twentieth of a cent per average passenger faro, and law expense: do not appear to be extravagant, and It would be in such items that extravagance would be expected ff any were to be found. While It does appear that the wages paid to motormen, conductors and other similar employee may be slightly above the level of wages paid for siimlar service in certain other sections of the country, we can find no fault with this, and cer tainly we cannot say that the paid are excessive. Comparison of Tares. 'The plaintiff introduced testl inony showing comparisons of fares charged by the Portland street railway syetem and other street railway systems, municipal ly operated and otherwise in a small number of cities in the United States. Since only a small number of cities in the United States were use:? in comparison, and In many instances the exact conditions surrounding operation in those cities were not available, tho evidence submitted could not be considered to be controlling. It is allegod that the account and reports of the defendant are kept in a misleading manner and show ficticious results and that undue financial burdens arc placed upon the street railway lines by reason of arbitrary and unjustified apportionment of ex penses as between various activi ties and operations of the com pany. An examination of the rec ord and accounts of the defend ant discloses that they are kept in accord with the classification of account as prescribed by this com mission and th3 interstate com merce commission. A careful check, by this commission's staff, did not disclose any Instance of unreasonable apportionment or ex penses as between the several ac tivities of tho company. Municipal Ownershin. 'While it ie alleged that the amount of money set aside by the defendant for depreciation is ex cessive, It appears that there being set aside only the amount heretofore prescribed by the commission. "Intervener H. D. Wagnon Sr., contends that the only solution of tho problem is municipal owner- ship and operation. He admits that under existing conditions the company must have the present eight-cent fare, but urges the com mission recommend municipal ownership as the proper method of obtaining a lower fare. Fossl blly each a plan would have Its advantages. Through It certain burdens now Imposed on the car rid or s would undoubtedly be transferred to the taxpayers gen erally, but it le doubted If the actual cost of the Bervice would tie materially reduced. The pub lic would eventually be required to pay It either In car cares or taxes. In a previous order we made recommendations designed to secure a remission of bridge tolls, franchise taxes, paving require ment and other similar burdens, and to thus relieve the car rider, but euch a plan when referred to the voters of Portland did not meet "with their approval. We therefore hesitate to take further action along this line." kimm Say "Bayer"-Insist! For Colds Headache Pain Lumbago Neuralgia: Rheumatism Qfes Accept only 2 jJC7 Bayer package which contains proven directions Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists Arolrla 1. the trade mark of Barer Mann- factor, of UoaoAceUucMestcr of Sallcjllccld Shot at sunset FLIES and mosquitoes will not trouble you if you spray with Flit Flit spray"dears the house In a few minutes of mosquitoes and disease bearing flies. It is clean, easy and safe to use. Kills Household Insects Flit spray also destroys bed bogs, roaches, ants, and insect eggs. The cracks and crevices where insects hide and breed are readily reached by Flit Try Flit in your home. spray. Spraying Flit on garments kills moths and their larvae which eat holes. Extensive teats showed that Flit did not stain or injure the most delicate fabrics. A Scientific General Insecticide Flit is the result of exhaustive research by expert entomologists and chemists. More than 70 formulas were tested on various household insects before Flit was finally perfected. Flit is a 100 effective insecticide containing no in active (inert) ingredients. For sale everywhere. STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) I DESTROYS aUST1N'"1i - I Flics Mosquitoes Moths Wyft&t g "SSSlPiv- ' 1 Ants-Bed Bugs-Roaches wfj))j -Jtt S Many Other Household Insects X 9 and Their Kiss fi3 I "The yellow can with the black band" xat week of need Ca at Western Au nip uoods rnces n Price l&educf ions COACH COACH Noiv Now Hudson Brougham 1495 Hudson (p.7...) Sedan AH Prfcf Freight and Tax Extra World's Greatest Values Now More Outstanding Than. Ever 166,369 Hudson-Essex sales for the eight month period end ing August 1st represents the largest six-cylinder output In the world's history. This enormous production makes possible the finest quality at the lowest prices Hudson Essex ever offered. v The same management which established the Hudson Motor Car Company, now. as for sixteen years, controls and di rects the design of Its product and policies of the company. Hudson-Essex World'i Largest Selling Slx-CyllnderCari Fred M. Powell Motor Cars 350 North High Street Phone 212G Saturday, August 29th, is the last day of these reduced prices. Buy now for your Labor Day Outing and for next year's trips. Quantities on some items are limited so come early. "Western Auto's" guarantee of satisfaction goes with every article. Many other camping ne cessities not shown in this advertisement also offered at special prices. Gaa Oil Water for an emergency On the running board of your cap. filways ready, three ono- cuion oana vea lor gasoline, iluo for oil and gray for water. Complete unit fl) AA reduced to P&iOU Folding Skillets easy to carry The handle folds acroni the back, making a flat, com pact package. No outfit la complete without one or two ak Diets. Buy them during this week at greatly reduced prices. -Inch sice t-Lflt reduced to,. Www 10-tnch alza only , . . 60c Restful Sleep Is Necessary This all-steel bed will not flag or bend. It Is very atrong and substantial. It Is an exceed ingly comfortable bod accom modating easily two largo per sons. Folds Into a small unit. Our regular low price $12.45. Now only 510.13 This Tent Has a Side Door A special feature of this tent is the sldo door. For day use, the front flap can bo extended to make a sun porch. The tent Is substantially made of 8-oz. white, 36-inch duck (n a 717 foot bIzo. Complete with poVs etakos . . S8.S0 Again We Offer Exceptionally Low Prices Only $1.15 for This Luggage Carrier IBS Out of sight when not In use. This strongly built disappearing luggage car rier folds flush with the running board (M lower Illustration).. Its full length Is it Inches enough to hold your lug- ngs. The height Is ad justable. Speoially priced at $1:15 MIR And a Palmetto Tent Is $29.70 Reduced from $38.75 One person can erect It In a few minutes no guy ropes are necessary. Only one pole, which Is Jointed. It Is equipped with screen windows, pockets, floor and two doors (front and back). The sire la 8x11 feet. It is made of U. S. shelter duck. Re duced fro at $38.(6 to. Extra curtain for the above tent reduced from 6.00 to (3.75 $29.70 A Better Quality Carrier for Only $2.60 llsl Mado of steel with full end gates. Adjus table from 10 to 60 Inches. Threo clamps hold It securely and prevent rattling. Easy to attach and tako off. Folds up compactly when not In use. Our regular low prico $3.25 reduced for this week to " $2.60 An Important Part of the Equipment 60c gpl' Thert should be aa many itoola aa there aro members In the camping party. These Stools are of durable duck seat and hardwood frame, Ort Fries without back.... CUV With back 72o Bamt stool with steel brace. 4n4 without back. ..,,....720 frith buku.HMi.u.,l3t Order, by Mail Cur Guaranted Protects. You Canteen With Shoulder . Strap Those aeary sheet metal canteens cov ered with wool blanket Mate rial will keep the water oool. ltt -gallon alio reduced to $1.45 l-ral. slie re duced to f 1.76 TONE! Clear, sweet, flexible, preferring all the nat ural shading of voice or Instrument. The highest or the lowest notes are received with eaual fi delity, and with such clarity that you may elote your eyes and be lieve that the art! its are In the iiim room with you. Detailed Announce ment Will Be Made SOON Flat Bottom Canteens Three gallon size, blanket oovered Ideal for cross country trips as well as short tours. Price relluced from $2.16 to $1.72 Bams canteen, 1 - irallon alio, reduced from 11.96 to..15 Piping Hot or Icy Cold More than 125 Stores in the West- Atr-lV-.'MlveA ATT'fn Supply Co. Salem Store, Court and High Streets If SjMsVM AM Keeps all foodstuffs at the orig inal temperature. The extra wide mouth is a feature. The capacity Is one gallon. It Is known as the "all-purpose ar', and the price Is CO C7 xtremely low 9CbW I. Only a Few at Thi Price Buy Yours Early For Your, Convenience Open" Till 9 p.m. Saturdays "