Daily capital journal., October 22, 1912, Page Page Six, Image 6

' PAIIYCAHTAL JOUnmSAUORE
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The banker uses an adding ma
chine more than any other line of
business sometimes the machines
in a bank like the Corn Exchange,
New York, are used all night as well
Under such consistent treatment
Burroughs last six to nine years.
On the average they do not wear
out in 20 years, as machines in use
since 1892 will demonstrate.
That is the Burroughs history
which can be shown you at any
time anywhere.
BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE CO.
N. B. Gregg, Sales Manager
Commercial Club Building
Portland, Oregon
Proposal
Meets With
Objections
HiTlstiTlnK strenuous objection to
llio proposal of tin1 stato lioiml to
abolish the hIiiIi' tuberculosis Hanalo
rlt'iii on the grounds if economy, num
bers of letters have been submitted to
(iovcrnor West by nicmlxTS of the
i Into tubercular commission. Objec
(ion Ih made to the executive's scheme
to use tho sanatorium for other pur
poses and to farm out to private In
stitutions the Inmates under state sub
sidles of about $-!." a month.
Tho most elaborate letters wore
received from Dr. K. A. J. McKenzle,
liny Malson and Ralph C. Malson, of
l'ei lland, whom tho governor had aslt
od for a synopsis of tho plans of the
commission for fighting the AXsoa.m.
Theso nicMiihers pave tho plans In de
tail and recommended a state-wide
organization with a board composed
of eight men. Oilier letters were re
ceived from Leslie Hntler, of Hood
River, George F. Iiodgers, of Salem,
and from A. Ii. Mills.
Governor West has appointed next
Sunday, October 27, as a (lay specially
not apart for discussion of methods of
dealing with tuberculosis.
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Harry is quite ill
"This is Mis, Scailcs. Harry will not be able to go
to tho office today, He is quite ill and I have tele
phoned for tho doctor, Thank you, Mr, Wiley, I'm
sure I hope so, Yes, I'll tell him not to worry,"
Prompt telephonic notification of the enforced ab
sence of a member of the office force makes a re
arrangement of the work possible and is always appreciated,
KVKRY UKU, TKLKPIIONE IS
'cy A LONG HI STANCH STATION
The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Every Drop
Does Its
Work
Zerelenc Is an economical
motor oil because It lubri
cates so thoroughly.
You get the full working
value from every drop
then It burns up cleanly,
and you have uo trouble
with carbon.
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Calloii Cans
Small
Cans
FLAT
SHAPE
Easy to Handle
For Sale Everywhere
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
Council
Has Busy
Session
8KWEKS, PAVING AM) STREET l.tf.
I'ROVEMEXTS DISCl'SSED AM)
l'REMMIXARY ACTIOX OX THE
RIVER HKIDGE M AS TAKEX.
The sewer problem was further com
plicated nt tho meeting of the city
council last night when a motion was
carried instructing tho city attorney to
prepare a bill to go on the ballot at
the coming city election for the re
assessment of tho South Salem sewer
Provision has already been mado by
the council for a vote In the December
election on a bond Issue for f,'!80,000
for the ninlntennnce of sewers in North
and South Salem, No opposition was
offered to the 1)111 proposed last night.
Tho motion was mado by Alderman
Mrown.
Tho business transacted by the
council last night was entirely of a
routine nature, though some measures
of moro than ordinary importance
were handled.
Councilman Larky, of the street
committee, presented a letter from the
Juhn Construction company withdraw
ing the objections of the company to
the opening of traffic on Fourteenth
street, from State to Mission, which
has recently been paved. Mr. Lafky
reported recommending that the en
gineer be instructed to open the
street. The motion wns adopted.
'Tho most spirited discussion of the
mooting arose over tho proposed im
provement of Fir street, from Lincoln
to Superior, and the property owners
on the street, C. L. Starr, who owns
property on tho street, but who docs
not live on It, objecting to the im
provement, and Drs. Seymour Skiff
and Will Skiff, who both own proper
ty on and live on tho street, Btrongly
urging Immediate Improvement.
A majority of the street committee,
Councilmen Skalfe and Jones, report
ed adversely to the Improvement, bas
ing their nctlon on a petition from a
majority of tho property owners, who
objected to the improvement. Thoy
recommended that tho bids bo reject
ed. Councilman Lafky presented a
minority report recommending thnt
the contract bo awarded to Arenz &
Son whose bid for the work is $r,G,r0.
A second petition from property own
ers, favoring the paving, was also pre
sented, hut requesting that the work
bo postponed until the 1913 season.
Tho entire district proposed for pave
ment on the street embraces 24 lifts.
Those favoring tho pavement work
represented 10 lots. Of those repre
senting the ether M lots exactly half
of them are non-reBldents of the street.
In supporting tho claims of these
properly owners C. L. Starr empha
sized the argument that many of them
are non-residents, but who intend to
build homes on the street, but will be
unable to do so financially If the Im
provement Is mado within the next six
nuvnths. Drs. Ylll and Seymour Skiff
urged the Improvement, saying that
the residents of the street have long
been compelled to walk through the
mud in order to reach their homes.
Final action was that the report was
placed on the table for a week.
The city engineer reported that the
bridge on South High street, between
(Mill and Oak, had been completed.
Councilman Hatch declared that the
bridge is the best In tho city, and roc
ommendod that the contract prlo.
$-lfl!M, plus $300 for extras be paid to
the contractor, X). W. rngh. After
some argument regarding tho $H00 for
extras, tho report waB passed.
Plans and specifications for the Im
provement of Rural avenue, from Com
mercial to Twelfth streets, were pre
sented by tho city engineer and refer
red to the street committee. Two spec
ifications for conereto and one for
macadam were included,
A report was adopted for the notifi
cation of residents of Chemeketa
street, from Water to Fourteenth of a
deficit In the assessment. A report
authorizing a change of grado on
North Front street was adopted. A
petition was presented and referred to
tho committee on lights asking for the
Installation of an arc light at Chemek
eta and Fifteenth streetss.
The special committee of citizens.
composed of Judge Hurnett, J. A. Tink
er and Scott TJIggs, who, with the
bridge committee of the council, Inves
tigated tho condition of the bridge
aeros the Willamette, on Center
street, reported that, after consultation
with A. K. Kberhnrd, the Polk county
engineer, they bad decided that the
repair ef the bridge was urgent, and
that the cost for Its repair would be
from $0000 to $Sn00. A meeting be
tween the engineer and the bridge
committee of the council was arranged
for this morning. It was stated that
tho most dangerous portion of the
bridge was the west span. Mayor
Lachmund remarked that the money
Bpent some tlmo ago for the inspec
tion of the bridge by special engineers
called from Portland seemed merely
to have been thrown Into the river.
A motion made by Councilman Lot-
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ky, seconded by Councilman White,
authorizing the city uttorney to noti
fy the railroads operating on North
Front street to ceaso allowing gravel
from tholr cars to bo strewn on the
streets was pa; sod, Mr. Whlto declared
that the street was being- cut all to
pieces by the traffic passing over the
gravel.
A motion mado by Councilman Laf
ky was passed aiithni'lzlng tho closing
of the old North Front street bridge,
if It Is decided necessary. It was
stated that the bridge Is In a very
dangerous condition,
Upon first rending nn ordinance for
the establishment of grades on Hural
avenue between Commercial and
Twelfth streets was referred to tho
street commit tee. Mayor Iyachmund
exulted when, alter declaring a de
ficit In the assessment on Front Btreet
between Trade and I) streets of $1311,
52, a surplus In the same assessment
was Immediately declared of $8144.09.
An ordinance declaring a surplus In
the assessment on Chemeketa street
between Water and Fourteenth of
$4300 was referred to the street com
mittee. A surplus In tho Improvement
of South High from Stale to Mill of
$141.50 was referred to the street com
mittee.
Upon third reading a bill was passed
mSwissco
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Grows Hair, Restores Gray or Fadad
Hair to Its Original Color and Stops
Dandruff and Scalp Diseases, 25o
Bottle Free to Prove It,
The Oregon Electric
is Open to Eugene
Two 2-Hour Limiteds Three Local Trains
Salem 10:10a,m, 8:00p.m, 8:30a.m. 1:00p.m. 2:00 p. m
Albany 11:10a.m. "9:00p.m. 9:40a.m, 2:00p.m, 3:30 p, m"
Eugene 12:40p.m. 10:30p.m. 11:30a.m. 4:00p.m. 7.15 p. m.
Observation parlor cars on limited trains and first-class coaches on all trains,
3 Limited Trains
8 Local Trains
Every Day to
Portland
A
OREGON
ELECTRIC
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WILIAMETTI ROUTE j
Limited trains leave Salem 8:00 a. m, and 4:00 p. m Local trains 2:30 a, m., 6:30
3, m 8:55 a. m., 11:20 a, m 2:00 p. m., 4:15 p. m,, 6:05 p. m,, 9:00 p. m
Through Tickets and Baggage to the East and the North
For instance leave Salem 8:00 a. m,, arrive Spokane 9:45 p. m., Seattle 4:15 p, m,
and 4:45 p. m. Tickets and details at State anl High streets,
C. E. ALBIN,
General Agent, Salem.
W. E. C0MAN,
General Freight and Passenger Agent, Portland.
providing for a vote for an appropria
tion In the coming election of $1500 for
the support of the Salem band next
season. ' As originally proposed the
sum was $3000. Tho chopping off of
half the amount was objected to
strongly by members of tho band and
some members of the council.
A. S. Jones, proprietor Lee Pharma
cy, Chlco, Cal., says: "I have been
selling Foley & Company's medicines
for years. Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, I consider, has no equal
and is tho one cough medicine I can
recommend to my friends as contain
ing no narcotics or other harmful
properties." Sold by Dr. Stone Drug
Store.
Swimco It Certainly the Wonder of the Age.
The free 25c bottle of "Swlssco"
Hair und Scalp remedy, If use is di
rected, will astonish you. It Is a EW
llK.MKKV, the latest and best prepar
ation known. It is tho result of years
of investigation and research Into the
reason why so many of the hair prep
arations liave failed In the past to do
the work demanded of them. It is
murvolmis In Its action and thousands
have received permanent cures Just
from the free bottle we gave them for
the asking.
Because you may not have received
any relief from something you have
tried, don't be foolish enough to con
demn everything cIbo. You will be
greatly benefited by the free bottle wi
give you.
"Swlssco" 50 cents and $1.00 a bot
tle Is for sale and recommended by all
drug and department stores.
All who wish, that have not tried
Swlssco, can have a free 25c bottle
prepaid on receipt of ten cents in
stamps or sliver, to help cover ex
pense of packing, etc. by addressing
direct to tho Swlssco Hair Remedy Co.
if'25 P. O. Square, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
WHILE THEY LAST
The Famous Moore Brand of Standard
Shingles at $1.70
at our yard at 260 South Liberty Street, Lumber and
Building Materials of All Kinds,
SALEM LUMBER COMPANY
Successor to Capital Improvement Company.
Phone Main 80
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