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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1925)
PAGE TWELVE AS I 60 Percent of Auto Owners Have Lights Adjusted, Is Claim THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Washington. Nov. 6. James E Jones of Ohio, who bus served as assistant prohibition cummtaelonor throughout Roy A Haynos' tonuro as commissioner, has been named second In command to Assistant Secretary Andrews of the new pro hihtlon enforcement machinery. With the title of director of nro- nlbltlon, Mr. Jones haB been eorv- lnu for r.evoral dnye ad admlnle trutlve officer of the law organiza tion before the foct of hla eleva. tlon to the post of, chief aid to Mr. Andrews came to light iniougn me quiet medium of let ters bearing hU signature aa dt- rector. No formal announcement or the promotion has been made at the treasury, but It was con firmed there on Inquiry last night. While the 24 region administra tors functioning undor the Bew organization will continue to be directly accountable to Mr. An drews, In his new office Mr. Jones will have actual cbargo of admin istrative matters at prohibition headquarters. Now York, Nov. 0. (A. P.) Domoerutle predictions of succosh In the next mttlnnnl campaign! nn.l speculation about the political futuro of Governor Al Smith of , Now York figured largely in the aftermath of Tuesday's various elections. At Washington, Chairman Old flcid of the democratic national committer said victories of demo crats made it cleai thut tho pen dulum hud begun to swing away from the republicans. 'Tho election of a democratic congress in 1820." be suld, "ap peal's to be certain, followed by tho election of a democratic presi dent in 1928." The Htatc-iucnt referred to "In spired and misleading propagnnd:i oxalUng and glorifying tho Cool ldgo administration almost beyond human imagination." Under the new motor vehicle lighting law, requiring the lamps uu Kuiuiuuuuea 10 oe adjusted ac cording to a fixed standard, It ' ostimated by T. A. Haffety, chief me auue iraiuc department, that over 66 per cent of the reg istered cars of the state have been adjusted. Considering the fact. says Raffety ,that rrobably 10 per cent of the cars aro never operated at nigm, more titan 00 por cent oi those that are operated at night havo been adjusted. The latest tabulated report shows the adiust- ment of 48.3 nor cent of all en on Octobor 81, but he believes since then the figure has climbetl to more than 66 iter cent. Marion county, with 13,622 car registered, reports the 1 k hi atl- Jutlment of 7200. or 62.6 Dor cent. and Polk, with 3607 registered re ports the adjustmcn of 1401 or 45 per cent. Few arrests havo been made for violations of tho law, says Chief Raffety, not moro thun 16 at the outside in the entiro stale. Two arrests in Marion county that re sulted In two $10 fines in Justlct court In Salem yesterday, aro the first arrests to be made In Marlon county There havo been no arrest in Polk county, nor in Linn ani several other counties. The scarcity of arrests. Rnffetv explains, Is part of tho depart ment's policy during the first months under the law, tho policy having been to avoid arrests as fai ns possible. "We have used two mothods in- LIVING COST IN ITALY SHOWS STEADY RISE Rome, Italy. Cost of living In Italy has been on the increase constantly since 1914 and In still mounting, recently published sta tistics show. Taking 100 as an Indox flguro In 1014. the cost of living hue reached 498.22, A table of prime necessities or life, Including bread, spaghetti, rico, beef, bacon, milk protatoes and olivo oil, shows an average rnto compared with the Indox fig ure oi 43Z.HS in llecembor, 1923; 492.29 In December, 1924, nnt! 498.22 in Jun. 1926. "DUTCH" ANDERSON'S HISTORYJS REVEALED Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 6. Tho mystery surrounding tho Identity of "Dutch" Anderson, slayer and deBperndo, whose career was end ed by a bullet from hla own gun at Muskegon, Mich.. Saturday, has been pierced. In a copyrighted story tho Rochester Journal and tho Post Express prints tho life history of Mio bandit, as given by William .1. Baker, an attorney of this city. The roeords at Atlanta federal prison gave the namo of Mr. Bake:- as tile person to bo notified In enfie of death. A widowed mother awaits pa tiently in Donmark for another letter from the boy she thinks it; prospering In business in this country. Madame Von Teller, representa tive of a noble Danish fnmlly, never knew Hint her aon, Ivan Von Teller, and "Dutch" Anderson, in ternationally known bandit, safe hlowor nnd desicrado, were one and tho same. stead of arrests," said Raffety rim we uegan with an educa tional campaign, certifying the uujustmg siaiione and Informing tho pooplo by bulletins just what me uiusi no uoaor tne law. Then we began enforcing the law, and we claim that we have been en- orcing It in good nhana. W rnn. ldor 66 per cent efficiency two months after the law bocatne ef fuctlvo as highly oatlsfaetorv. in- aivsd of making arrests at the first violation tne traffic officers were lusirucioa to remind motorists of the law and its requirements. At the second offense the policy ban been to summon the offender n court, but inform him that If ho wouia in tne meantime comply with the law no warrant of arrest would be Issued Results have been gratifying and few motorists o aproacned nave failed to com ply with the law at once." Raffety laid thnrn .fa iR A justing stations and over 1200 ad justers m the state. At the conferenea ni mtaia M fic officers here yesterday It was -"ion innu orncors of the depart ment have recovered this year over 40 stolen cars. Under a co-opera- prohibition department traffic of ficers have arrested 83 prohibition law violators tills year and caused flncB of over 7000 to be paid. In return prohibition officers have arrested about lr. trm. i!.. " Iators. " ,,D- The 186th Infantry band of Portland, considered one of the best trained bands id tbe itaos and one or tbe largest, will be on band to take part In the Armistice day ceieurauon in mis city on Wed nesday, November 11. It was an nounced here Thursday hv Blddv Bishop, who has charge of the American- Legion committee on Armistice day. The band consists of 60 nieces. It will be in Salem, addlna to the general hilarity of the day, from 2 p. m. until late in the afternoon. It will parade up and down the streets of the city a number of times and will be present at tbe nign Bcnoot football game Sweetland field. There will be five other bands n the grand Armlstloe day oarad- detalls of which will be announced later. Leaving Balem shortly before 6 nr., Armistice day, the 186th nfantry band will go to Silverton to take part in the celebration there. LD SQUABBLE OVER WATER RIGHTS ENDED Water rights on Pine creek and Its tributaries in Umatilla county ear I reewater and Milton have now been finally settled, says lints, sutler, state engineer, wh has furnished to each water user a ceTiuicate Showing the rlgh allowed him. The water right adjudication was oegun by the state engineer in 121 upon petition of Nellie Collett and others. The water right certificates have been re ceived by County Clerk Brown a Pendleton and after they have oeen recoraed Dy nim will be for warded to the reepectlvu parties to the adjudication. The rlehtu or 9o users were involved, cover ing an area of 1843.86 acres of ana. z Maurice "lefty" Jlyna in "High and Handsome" Human, down-to-the-ground comedy and up - in - the-air comedy; on a telegraph pole! a Cop a girl a heavy weight ehamplon a fluffy Persian kitten a comedy of errors and a Punch that you'll never forget! Comedy Scenic TODAY BLIGH BUDGET MEETING IS CALLED GERMANY HELD IMPROVING Burl In, Germany. G erninny shows uiRiifl or fncrcnelnp ntahility that warnuifB bi'.fi.nees confidence, eaya .Tohn N. VMIyn ot Cleveland, chairman of tin foreiRn trndo com mittee of tho National Automo bile Chamber of Commerce. He lias Jnet concluded a aludy of the ecu ii mmn conditions of (iermnny Mill City, Or., Nov. 6 A meet ing of tho gchool district will he held in the school lion no here No vember 18. at 7 p. m., for the pur pose of considering the budget for tho coming year. Knl.'lmated ex penditures this year aro $27,108, which includes $17,733 for pernon iil services, teachers, etc., $3145 for materials and supplies, $1500 for maintenance and rcpalra, $4130 for bunded Iiidrbtodnesaand interest thereon, $3 50 insurance nnd $250 mlnco)!;:neoiia expensea- E Gentian govern. item leaders eon fldent ot majority In pelchstag for uuvarno pacts, .FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1925 flip memo m Whatever rariln .,, J.ti. ' buy It from a reliable d.aler-.' wHo will be In bmlneu tomorrow. And before vnn km, L..- .1- . n niviviii " " -" -v- "...uii. in una duality will tin you a new conception of radio performance. A double entrant, fh. .,...... 7" "no our own, will iniure com plete iitufaction, Enjoy a demonstration. 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