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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1925)
PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON RID AY, OCTOBER 16, 1925. AS SUSPECT IN Euroka, Cal., Oct. 16. Leland Dryucit, bacholor rancher, was questioned by the Humboldt coun ty district attorney before a coro ner'a Jury at Forluna last nlghi lnveBtlcntlng the death ot Henry Sweet, who was found dead wltn a bullet In his back, alter he had loft on a hunting trip with Miss Carmen Wagner, 18, a beauty par lor proprietor. Miss Wagner drop ped from Biglii after the killing and a search Is now being con ducted for her. The pointed Questions put O Brvaut by the district attorney last night were significant. He brought Uryant beforo the father and brother of Mies Wagner and the coorncr's Jury asked him u rather dramatic fashion: "Mr. Bryant, can you look thesj people squarely In the eye and say you do not know where Miss Wag ner le, or who It was killed Henry Bivcet," snapped the district at' torney, 1 can," Bryant answered calmly- . ., "Your consclenco Is perfectly clear?" again equeried the Inter rogator, "Clear as a tell," answered Bry ant. Bryant was not detained. Raymond Shields, 32, of Bridge vllle, came to Eureka early this morning and said that he bad dis covered the foot prints of a wom an and a dog on a deserted trail 1n the hills CO miles from Eureka. Shields also broughth a piece of ribbon ot the sumo color and tex ture as one worn by Miss Wagner. Miss Waguer took a dog with her on the hunting expedition which ended In Sweet's death. Salem City Expense Is Proportional to Rank as Second City - Salem, the second city in else In the state, hu an annual payroll In the various city departments of 197,134, while Astoria the third city In size pays Its city employes and officers a total of 161,290 every year, and Eugene, fourth city has an annual payroll of $38,680. Astoria I the only one of the three cities that has a salaried council, having the city manager ial form of government. An accurate comparison of the salary and other executive depart ment between the three cities Is difficult because varrlance In the Items of expenditure. A general comparison Is possible, however, by use of. the following tables: City of Salem Mayor and eouncll Recorder, purchasing agent and Judge I 1.800 Bookkeeper (recorder's office) 1,20 Stenographer (recorder's office) 1,200 City attorney 1,800 Treasurer 1,620 City engineer 1,800 Asst. city engineer 1,200 Chief of fire department.- 1,800 Firemen, salaries 39,034 Chief of police 1,800 Police matron 1,200 Police salaries ....... 27,600 Street commissioner 1,800 Street department salaries, or labor 10,000 Sanitary Inspector 1,200 Health officer 750 Janitor city hall and com fort station 1,200 Total J97.124 The comparative city payrolls of Astoria and Eugene are as follows: Eugene Astoria Mayor and Council Recorder and Judge $1,920 City Attorney 1.920 Assistant Recorder 1.200 Treasurer . 1.800 City Engineer 2. 400 Chief Fire Department 1,680 Assistants to Fire Chief 1.680 Chief ot Police 1.800 Police Salaries .. M60 Street Superintendent 1,740 Total Salaries Street D.partment . 8,941) Health Officer 480 Building Inspector 1,800 Assistant 1.800 Janitor City Hall 900 Dallas, Or., Oct. 1G. Mayor Conrad Stnfrin lias announced nine locnl tax payers to act as a budget committee to- work wltb the city council In preparing the 1926 budget nnd tax levy. The citizens' commutes will hold n Jiint meeting on October 19 wltn tho council to prepare for Ibe budget work. August 1'. niaaer Is renamed as cholrnian of the committee wlt'l N. L. Guy, W. K. Ballnntyne, J. H. Crnvon, E. V. Dnlton, Sarle Rich ardson, Walter S. Mulr, P. J Craven and C, I Crldor as mem bers. Society Mra. Arthur 11. Moore. Addition nl r urate were Mr. nnd Mre. F. E. Sh iifer. An ntlrnclive centerpiece ot yel low nmriRoliIfl centered I ho tnble with oovore laid for fllx. Ilnllow e'en favors marked each place. Mr. nnd Vra. S. A. Kozer nnd Mr. nnd Mm. T. A. Haffety left by motor tufa morning for San Fran- ciwo nnd koii thorn California. Thov expect to lake tho const route one way nnd will he gone & week or ten days. Mra. V. II Parker haa na her house Rueflt her brother J. O. jVoindoxier of A Hum a, California. A regular mooting of the W. It. C. will he held tomorrow In McCornack hall. The firt of a go r lea of dance; to be given during the winter nl Derby hall by Hie L& Concorde club vn given on Tuesday evo ning, Autumn loaves nnd jack o'iiuitcinn woro used about the hall, Mrs. Frank .1 ask oak 1 nnd Mra. Hay Hart man will be In charge of the rutmtiaga sale at St. Jos eph 'a auditorium on tho corner ot Chemokcta nnd Winter street! all day tomorrow. An old time dance with old fashioned numie played by a fid illor and with old fashioned tuna re dunces during the evening will be given nt St. Joseph's ball on October 23. Borrow From Us tad repay principal and Inter est tn small monthly Install, men (a. 920-76 each month for 60 months, or SIS, OS each month for 73 months, or n 116.10 each month for 84 months, or $14 66 each month for 96 months repays a loan of $1,000 and Interest ANDERSON & RUPERT. 406 Oregon Bldtr. Total $38,680 Plus Fees. 161,290 E London, Oct., 16. (A. P.) f-iondon gave the Prince of Wale the most affectionate welcome of all his homecomings this afternoon when he returned from his 2d. 000 mile royage to South Africa and South America. He was greeted ut the Victoria station by the king and queen, other members of the royal family and thousands of spectators. The prince stepped from the train which brought him from Portsmouth wearing the uniform of the Wolab Guards. After shaking hands with tht king, the young heir apparent bent low over the queen's hand. Thon droptng all formal ml lu ta ll on , he placed an arm about his mother and kissed her affection ately on both cheeks. OREGON TO HAVE TWO BACKFIELD GROUPS Kugi-no. Or., Oct. 10 Will; two different backfiold combln.i lions ready to take the field for ihe University of Oregon aKulnsl Tnclflc university bore Saturday. Coach Dick Smith Is giving his football proteges a slight reet to ilny. One of the backtleld combi nations Is light and speedy, wbll the other Is heavier. Klmlnkl, quarterback; MIm iiaugh .nnd l'uustl, halves, an.! Umgwortby. fullback, compose the lighter combination. Tin boavlor backs are Anderson, quar ter; Wetzel nnd Vitus, halves, an.l MONMOUTH PLAY Dallas, Oct. 16 Dallas high school will open her 1926 football .season on the home grounds Octo ber 23 with Monmouth, according to the schedule arranged by Willis Bnlderree, student manager of athletics. This will be followed on October 30 with a game at Dallas with Amity. On Armistice day. November 11. the locnl team will meet Independ ence, old time riVHls, on the Inde pendence field. This game will be part of a county legion- celebration with Independence acting as the host, The date of November 20 Is still opon. On November 27 Dallas goes to Lebanon for the final game of tho season. FIVE FINE ACTS BILL TONIGHT Another excellent bill Is to ap pear on the Association Vaudeville tour at the Helllg theater this eve ning. The program this evening has five excellent acts, two of them headllners, short subjects and the weekly concert number of the Helllg concert orchestra. Arnold and Florence, from the English Music Hall, do a lot of balancing, a little dancing and some comedy, Arnold will prove to be one of the best balancers seen at the Helllg theater this year, and Miss Florence steps about rather lively and contributes some real comedy.- A surprise finish leaves an audience convinced that the art of makeup Is a wonderful thing. The making of smoke pictures has reached the stage of perfection where art Is more Interesting than the old style of making pictures with crayon or paint. Stuart Dar row Is deservedly reckoned the fore most artist In this line. His latest and original novelty Is to cover two large plates with smoke, and pictures are produced by rubbing out the background. Some very remarkable pictures are created) from his fingers and hands. A brilliant company of six grace! rui gins comprises me uuaa oai let, one of the most sensational dance offerings In vaudeville. The program they deliver runs the en tire gamut of terplschore. While several names ars featured In the! billing, It would be an Injustice to classify them as principals and the rest suborlnates, for every member of the company contributes gener ously to the success of the produc tion. Special mention, however, must be made of Adele Jeanne, the premier danseuse, who contributes some sensational Oriental' numbers. The act opens with a do doll ban dit, Introducing stolen dolls, and as the curtain rises the Dutch, Sol dier, French and Raggedy Ann dolls are shown, and they go right into a mechanical doll dance. Trout and Heff, two men who call themselves "Two Black Spasms" ars a sure cure for the blues. They have style and man nerisms all their own and Inter mingling their special comedy songs, making the turn one of the best two-man blackface acts on the road. They indulge In the low brow type of colored and humor ous, especially the closing duet In which they work In topical verses on local conditions and events. They seem to have an endless ar ray of these verses for they are ever ready to respond to as many curtain calls as they receive, which Is usually plenty. One member of the team works as the swell, over dressed colored "Puhson." while his partner Is the typical down south back alley "good-foh-nuthin moke." The Empire comedy quartette, America's funniest four, a big sur prise awaits you. This Is one of the best headllners on the road. Through an error, it was announc ed yesterday that the last show would start at 9. The announce ment should have read 8:4ft. ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM RELIABLE MERCHANDISE Plaid Suiting 58 inch All Wool Special Price yard $2.25 Outing Flannel Good Grade 27 inches, yard 15c 36 inches, yard 23c Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns Special at $1 Pretty Patterns 36 inch Challies, yard 19c Table Oil Cloth, yard 34c Gervals high school defeated the Monmouth high school football oleven yesterday afternoon on the Uervals gridiron by a score ot 20 to o. Tho game was the cleant-st yot seen, only two penalties bolng given. Both of Ihem were for ott--sldo plnys, one going to each team. Ilcdgcn, dill. Tho first combina tion averages about 150 pounds, while the heavier men averase about ISO pounds. I.ynn Joins, all-coast fullback, will bs on the sidelines, giving his injured wrist a rest. 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