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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1925)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1925 " HEALTH STAFF TO ATTEND MEET HERE SATURDAY Dr. Walter lrown, head of the Mirion county child health dem ofstrution, aiid his eutiro stuff -jf 21 will be prosuit ut the moetiug at the cliumher of commerce here Saturday, when repveaeutative cit izens from all parts of the county will Uq present. It la expected that all phases of the work of the d i' in 011 st rut ion will come up. There are 10,000 school chil dren in the county under the last census, of which practically 6u0u are in the Sulcin district. Under plans recently arrunged through tho demonstration every one of the ten schools in Salem will ho visited daily by a nurse employed and paid by tho demon stration and tho physical condi tion of every child vill be ascer tained The same service will also be aavilable to the various other schools o the county. It is slated that at the present time thero are three other counties in the United States where the Commonwealth fund program Is at about the sum a stage that it is here. The three other counties are at Fargo, N. D., Athens, Ga., and Murphysboro, Teun. Service Is being; conducted there under the same arrangements as here. NO MORE BODIES FOUND IN WENATCHEE DEBRIS . Wenatchee, Wn., Sept. 10. No more bodiej hu been found In the debris at the Great Northern terminal at Apple Yard, swept by a flood resulting from a cloud burst la the mountains on Satur day, It waa announced today. Three steam shovels and a large crow of men are working night and day to clear up the wreckage. Four persons are known to be missing. The work of clearing the debris was today taken over by the rail road and Chelan county as the re sult ot an agreement reached with the county commissioners. The county has appropriated $1500 tor the work, providing for a crew of 50 men. BARBER SHOP BALKS AT 65 CENT HAIR CUTS Portland, Sept. 10 One down town barber shop yesterday broke with the barbers union and refus ed to adopt a new scale of prices advancing hair cute from 50 cents to 65 cents, and shavea from 23 to 33 cents. The new rates were adopted under an agreement be tween the master barbers and the barbers' union this week. Non union men were employed In the dissenting barbershop. Master barbers will meet tonight to consider the defection of this barber shop from the agreement. On thb principle of the coffee percolator Is a device that can be placed In any vmah boiler to con vert it into a waehlnff machine In which the water circulates through ttfl contents. mz & mm Scenes That Thrilled Nation are Re-Enacted In Spectacular Film him . t i Scenes which thrilled not only the nation but the world, during the building of the first trans continental railroad in the early sixties, have been re-enacted for this generation lu the William Fox super special production "The Iron Horee." starring "Smiling George' O'Brien and Madge Bel lamy. One ot the most dramatic scenes during the actual construc tion and now lu the picture, was tho building ot ten miles of track in a day, which still stands as the world's record. William M. Thayer's "Marvels ff 1 TIRES Ss SB II Only because we were fortunate In being able to make some very special buys are we in a position to offer the following exceptional values: FEDERALS and otber fine makes Guaranteed no seconds 30x3 Fabric J6.00 30x3 Vi Fabric 6.95 30x314 Cord 7.95 32x3 Cord 11.75 31x4 Cord 10.50 32x4 Cord 10.95 2914.40 Cord 13.60 31x4.40 Cord 13.60 32x4 H Cord 17.50 33x4H Cord 19.50 34x4 Cord $20.00 32x4.95 Cord 18.50 33x4.95 Cord 18.60 30x3 V, Oversize Federal Cord MrWONBl DRIVE IN COMMERCIAL x vi iiauu-'ui uau na WJVV.V.V.V.VJ,AW.V.V.VV.V.'.VJ".VA'.V.V.V.'AV MEAN NEW CLOTHES For the Kiddies of grammar school age this store is in readiness with a stock of garments replete in every sense of the word. Coats Real fashionable little Coats in fact they are made just like "big folks" coats. We are showing a large assortment In all sizes. $4.98 to $12.48 Sweaters There are Sweaters for the tiny tots and Sweaters for the older girls. To the left we are picturing one of tha "sporty models." $1.48 to $3.48 Dresse3 An unusually good buy can be had in gingham dresses, well made and cleverly trimmed for girls up to 10 years. 98c of the New West," contains the following account of the scene has been eo faithfully presented on the screen: "Four miles west of Promon Lory Point, Utah, Is a sign board, on Walsh is inscribed: "TEN MILES IN ONE DAY" "Ten miles further west is an other hoard bturing 'the eame in scription and the explanation i this th'e track between those two sign boards was laid ie one day more track tuaa was ever laid in a day before or siuce. The cause ot this extra effort was the rival ry created between the Central lacifio vorking gang west of Promontory and the Union work' ing force east of that point. The Central gang boasted that they could lay more track in a day than the Union. The track layers ac cepted the challenge and laid oix in Heg in one day. Then the Cen tral gang announced that they would lay ten miles of track in one day, which the officers of the Union declared could not be done. Vice-President Durant bet ?10, 000 that it could not be done, Charles Crocker of the Cctnral Pa cific taking the other end of the wager. "The Central men proposed to establish their claim on the 29th day of April when there was only 14 miles of track to be laid, t( connect with the Union at Prom ontory Point. Every necessary ararngement was made and on the appointed day, In the presence of the officers of the road and committee from the Union, the work was accomplished." 34x4.96 Cord 35x6 Cord 30x5.25 Cord ....... 31x5.25 Cord 82x6.20 Cord 18.50 25.50 22.76 19.50 25.00 29x4.40 Federal Balloon $15.25 Get our prices on Balloons.. We can match your present equipment large assort ment ot all sizes. -$10.75 1 and COURT ST3. auu wiitij otievta 5 mt.MMMi ATTil I llfWai I JJ Middie3 In white or white and navy, priced at 98c THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON EARL TO LOSE U. S. CITIZENSHIP "Washington, Sept. 10 (AP) Oliver Henry Wallop, who has be come Earl of Portsmouth tu a re sult of the death of his brother, is practically certain to lose the Am erican citizenship he now holds by naturalization when be accepts the British title. Officials of the bureau of nat uralization, though refusing today to pass judgment on the cose In advance of formal - presentation, pointed to the statute which auto matically diverts any American of United States cltiaenshlp when he takes an oath of allegiance to foreign government. It is under stood that Mr. Wallop must take such an oath in assuming the earl- shlp. NEW INCORPORATIONS The following articles of incor poration were filed Saturday with the state corporation department: K-l Timber company, Portland; incorporators. W. C. Palmer. Stan ton W. Allison, I. F. Phipps; capi tal, 100,000. Modern Ice & Cold Storage com DONT TRY TO RAISE your family without it. For stomach aches and paina; sudden cram pi, severe intestinal colic and indiscretions of eating and drinking, changes in water, diet or climate, take CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY Keep it always in your home. 5V pany, Portland; Incorporators, W. C. Holmun, O. M. Rankin, A. O. Rlddell, W. N. Daniels; capital, $26,000. Baker Moulding company, Bak ; Incorporators, T. W. Nock. 8- K. Prentice, Joseph J. Hiluer; cap ital, ?2li,000. W. P. Cox Ic Co., Portland ; In corporators, W. P. Cor, O. B. Stranahcn, E. I. Crocker; capital, 110,000; lumber and lumber prod ucts. Astoria 'Marine Supply company, Astoria; incorporators, Axel Q. Anderson, M. T. Burkland, Roy P. Insebretsjcn, M. J. Fischer, Cbesley D. Smith; capital, $25,000. Notlco of an Increase In capital from $1,500,000 to $3,000,000 SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST! Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe .by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. ' il J M r ,. 7T Also bottles of 21 and 100 Druggists. iHHrta Is the ti.i. auik Bw Mnnfacter. ot Uww.c.Ueiclde.ter of Saltcjllctd JUSKJ was filed by th United Stataa Copper company, a New Mexican concern. Notice of dissolution was tiled by the Terr. Haute Orchard com pany. Undar the blue sky act two per mits were Issued to the Lumber men's Trust company ot Portland, one to sell bonds In the eura ot $8750 and another to sell bonds In the sum of $11,000. American Specialties corpor ation, Portland; Incorporators, N P. Davis, M. G. Warden, I, R. Preston; capital, $5,000. Plumborry, Portland; incorpora tors, H. S. Jlo&s, Joseph Bodcn, Suo L. Ross; capital $10,000; manu facturo con(ectlor.3. Accept only "Bayer" package which contains Droven directions. ITanilv "Rnvor" 1... 10 Announcing The Grand Opening OF THE COSMOPOLITAN STORES, Inc. 5c to $1.00 Saturday, September 12th 9:00 jDoesrit she DESERVE Protection like this? $5,000 if you $10,000 if you die from accident In case of permanent total disability the company will . 1. Waive all premium payments 2. Pay you $1$ per week for one yearj and In addition 3. Pay you $50 per month for life; and 4. Pay $5,000 to your beneficiary when you die 5. If disability Involves loss of limbs or sight as a result of accident, the company will pay you $5,000 In cash, immediately, in addition to all other benefits. fa case of temporary disability, st a result of either sick nest or accident, the company will pay you $25 per week for ' a limit of 52 weeks. West Coast Life INSURANCE COMPANY hohi orncr-OAM ruNasco Portland Branch Office 7th Floor Gasco Bldjt, III pill ill uuas. jr. Rfin N. O.NE OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES a.m. A complete Junior Department Store, comprising 23 Departments including a complete line of Staple Groceries vE SEVEN die from natural causes Temples, Agency urganizer rrhttrch fit . Kalem Oraernn mi
