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il 1 n ft EIGHT THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TKTJE8DAY, AUGUST 6. 1911 Third Week of Meyers Remodeling & Expansion Sale dearee for the killing of Marshal nllar Titip An ninvmn of Gervais. Albert McDowell, who llllX Uf IuAjlJl t ' pleaded guilty to the charge of un-l lawful association with Bertie Friend,1 ; win bibo oe sentenced ai tnat lime. I no j , t it ui iub oiaie versus nvuer, urotiL'nt 1 ; l"?'r.m tb.e iU8tice. eoyou : c1hr8e;Ml5 Hobbs Not Satisfied With Attor- In the Two Battles fought In Belgium' I iurdav bv Judue Koilv The mrv hai ' General's Ballot Title, Proposes1 More Than 11,000 of Kaiser's Soldiers MORE THAN 11,000 GETS INTO COURT OUT OF COMMISSION j NEW TODAY I One and Asks Its Adoption. are Bulled or Wounded. NOTI (P1R 0ur Rea(,y-l-Wear DePl- has been I jl Ak-1LJ moved to the section formerly occu pied by the Men's Furnishings, with entrance on Court Street. been discharged and uo more jury cases i , wui tie tried until the fall torm of court j I convenes on October 6. The next grand j !jury will meet during the last week inj Tne hearing of the petition of Miss' Brussels, Aug. 0. Declaring earlier September. iFern Hobbs appealing from the ballot estimates too low, the Brussels Gazette o I title prepared by Attorney General asserted todnv that 8,000 Germans were Labor Commissioner Hoff went to Crawford relative to the initiative killed ami Hounded at Liege. One cent per word each inser tion. Copy for advertisements un der this beading should be in by 2 p. m. Portland today on a short business trip. ! neasure affecting the state engineer -0 "u me aeseri iaua oonru, toon up a It agreed with the estimate of 3,300 killed it ii (1 wounded at Vise. Corporation Commissioner Baluh Wat-! Hood part of the dav in department No.; Two thousand, it added, were captured j son went to Portland today on businesr,- 01 the circuit .court today before; by the Belgians, as were a number or and will return this evening. Judge Galloway. In addition to airing i German cannon. o . .the controversy between Governor West "At 4 a. m. Wednesday," -continued Mr. and Mrs. Balph Hensley, who'8-1"1 Sta,e Engineer Johu II. Lewis, a the Gazette, "the German Tenth army !;f!'-... 1 lit Pi Our Entire Stock Overcoats and Raincoats Must Be Sold at Once We are busy with remodeling and must get them out of the way immediately. The stock in cludes newest and most popular models. Here are the closing out prices: $20.00, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50 OVERCOATS, TAKE YOUR PICK OF THE STOCK NOW, ONLY $9.95 $18.00 OVERCOATS OR RAINCOATS $9.00 $15.00 OVERCOATS OR RAINCOATS $7.50 $12.00 OVERCOATS OR RAINCOATS $6.00 See them on display in our windows. live at the corner of South Commercial and Mission streets, are back from a two weeks' camping trip on the coast. i They were in the vicinity of Newport and report they had a first-class time. :Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stutesman aceom- ' panied them. -o- few lively retorts were bandied back! eon attacked t'haudfontaine and the aud forth between the governor and Boucellos forts from tho southeast and the attorney general. I bonmarded Fort Flamalle. Attorney 'Guy O. Smith, of the firm "The Belgian Eleventh brigade suc of Smith, Ale Nary & Shields, appeared cessfully resisted this assault, driving for the petitioner, and Attorney 'jencr-, 1,18 Germans back with such energy al Crawford aud Attorney Pogiie of the ,liat wns necessary to recall them to firm of Slater A Pogue, appeared for! protect the fortifications, the opposite side. Mr. Smith opened ! "T1e German demand for the sur- the case with the argument that the I render of Liege followed and was indig- from now on, says Air. Meredith, caft!aSain8t tn,e measure, and that it was be transacted best on thn emnn.U wW 1 not dear in all of its statements. Mr. 1 1 the fair is to be, and for that reason : Smitl1 upheld the ballot title prepared I the office is to be maintained on the by Mi?s Hobbs stating that the word X ..........1.. il. ... .. . ' fllwiliull " ulini.l.l A.......... 1 I. . i ue oojecreu to tne latter part of the j title prepared by Mr. Crawford, saying: The case against Bell Howe, of sa-!,nal ,nB voters woum not know what, ,"' V,1 , . i'verton, who was charged bv Nettie I a1""19 of Lord's Oregon Laws they T,h. I!ol!a" J?"."6? WPr' tnfln.K Benson with threatening personal in-were "'"ending or repealing. i,ur,,,g ,ne i.gmng ear.y in ne jury, was dismissed in Justice Web- "T1' Proposed initiative measure! ;la?a,,0,lt A 80 a;l Argeuteau, wh.eh listed, court this morning on . ondition ,,oe!' not abolish 8 si,1le the German. b.,rnc.I, the k.i-er . trooM I , . "B - .... Mr r.fni ;.. I shot many civilians, charuini; thev were i i .uo unviiunii L Ki.fii hwhv r mm 111. ... v,.v....iit 1110 nitiiuicui. eep awav vertou until the end of the year. The promise was given and the woman r'e- 1 1 leased from her bonds, which she gave iu aucjj wie peace. o 20 Per Cent Reduction on Our Entire Stock of Women and Misses New Fall Suits and Coats During Our Re modeling and Expansion Sale This includes our advance showing of newest models, which have caused a great amount of favorable comment on account of their stylishness. Every garment is of superb value and every one will go in this immense sale. Wide range of models, colors and weaves. Large assortment to choose from. Purchase now and save 20 per cent. See window display. The office of Frank Meredith, secre tary of thA Rtnfa fair hnavt a tn the tto fair nrnn,i. ,'i j .:n I ballot title as nrenared lv thn attnmnvi nantly refused. remnin ihn.o nt;i oft... ..... eeneral was misleailinur. tlmt it im. Fighting Was Desperate. this fall. The businesn at th nffle fai' 'n that it would create prejudice '.' 1,1 the "g which ensued tho grounds tor the convenience ! patrons and exnibitors. ot Belgians proved far the Germans' su periors. Not a German passed the forts surrounding the city until after the bat tle, when 800 of their wounded were carried to the Liege hospitals. "A singlo Belgian soldier of the Fourteenth regiment fought an entire PRACTICAL nurse would like mater uity case. . Phone CU-i'-2. WANTED Middle aged woman to keep house. Phone 49-F-4. NEW AVON hop Daler for sale. Ye Lee, comer Ferry and High. OLD PAPERS foi carpets; 10 cents' per hundred. Journal office. MRS. HILLEBRAND makes accordiaa plaiting. 548 South Fourteenth st. SPLENDID turnished housekeeping rooms at The Lincoln, 633 Ferry. WANTED 100 sacks of new potatoes. Inquire Roth Grocery Co., phone ISSa WANTED Lady for soliciting. For particulars call at 647 Center street. ASH AND SECOND-GROWTH wood, four foot. Star Wood Phone 426. FIR Co., "How about the office of water coni- niissionerf" asked Governor West. Two Suppositions. "I'll admit that it does away with two omces and puts one in their place found with arms. "Thf postmaster at Vise they exe cuted for refusing to send tienmin tele grams. ' ' The Gazette placed the number of Belgians engaged at Liego at about -.5,000 an 1 of Germans at 40,0110. Oscar Allen, who was arrested in 1 ol't it provides for the creation of dis Astoria last week on a charge of t b-1 triets which -will each need a superin taining money under false pretenses i tendent," replied Mr. Crawford. and jumping a board bill, was dismissed Mr- Crawford argued for the use of mis morning in Justice Webster's court lne wr' mergiug" instead of "abol for the want of prosecution. He was'ishin8" on the grounds that the desert accused of beating a board bill at the J laua board was composed by the gover Florence hotel, but since the affair hap- nor secretary of state, state treasurer. I'cueu mo noiei cnangea proprietors ; ""rney general and state eneineer.i i.. .i : .i.. u.... know any-1 not a single one of these officer, was ; war now ragIlg. . "owever EeBlly tlli meBnt w , neutrill. lty, it was recognized (Continued from page one.) and the new man did thing about the case. prosecute aud the case was dropped. o George H. Paul, who for the past 23 not He refused to ! abolished, he said. abolish the ottice of the "nreaent state engineer and put in his nlnce n. Lauergaard, who is at present in charge1 years has seen service in the United 1 f 'he Tumalo project. States army and who has been visiting "Suppose we should remove Lauer friends here while on a three months gaarJ oud put Lewis in his place, ruriougn, Has been assigned to duty at ! weneraii" queried the governor. Germany had already served an ulti matum on the Rome government, an nouncing it would declare hostilities against Italy unless the latter joined Germany and Austria-Hungary in their "Suppose the world should come to!?trugele w,t? the rest of fcurope. Italy, an eud tomorrowf We would be just as ; ,10"'BVer ntormel the London foreign much interested,-' was the retort of offlce that the Bntish declaration Mr. Crawford. I against Germany did not alter the The situation seems to be that Gover-!ltulian determination to keep out of nor West is opposed to John H. Lewis, !-th? fl'ht- and as the office of state engineer is 11 wns cxPect(d Germany would re- t : r.n nfni.i , . . i an elwt've office Lewis is not respou- i "T a declaration of war against, f I !an McDaniels, assistant secretary j sible to the land board. It is admitted 118 its ultimatum threatened. il". , Jm)mou.on. ',Prtment of the , that Lewis is a competent man. but so oahl this happen, it was under J Fort Columbia at the mouth of the' Co j lumbia river and will leave for his post at tho expiration of his leave of i absence. He has recently returned from I the Philippine Islands, where he was stationed at Jolo Jolo, Mindanao. -o WANTED Two unload wood. Capitol. men with teams to Apply at 910 North FOR SALE Big bargain two-passenger automobile. Salem Auto Garage, L'lti State street. WOMAN' with small child wishes posi tion us housekeeper. Address Kt. 4, Box 34, Salem. WANTED Girl for general housework, Yew Purk district; sleep at home. Apply 754 Ferry. 1913 INDIAN MOTOitCYCLE in fine condition; fully equipped; cost $300; price $150, easy terms. Phone 785M. FOR KENT Best 6-room flat in the city; new and close in. 663 North Liberty street. Phone 380. rOR SALE 88 note player piano; mu sic rolls for sale, half price, 45 dif ferent pieces. Phone 1359. FOR RENT Completely furnished cot tage at Agate Beach. F. D. Thielsen, care Rodgers Paper Co. WANTED Oirl to take care of chil dren, no cooking. Inquire between 2 aud 5 afternoons. 497 N. High. Tlo.i1M c , , . . , . 1 a ivuiiicicui II1UU, UUt SO, It ' ........I- 1 1 ,'.m t0""nercinl club, is engaged in is Lauergaard, and for the best inter- towi tl,e Italian government planned editing the material that will be con-.ests of liarmonv on the land board it'0 lelare war, in turn, on Austria 2 tained in the loganberry pamphlet that j was desired that Lewis be removed and Hungary and attack the latter at WE HAVE grain and vetch hay for sale, $12 per ton on ranch; $12.50 delivered. Geo. Sweglo, Garden road. FOR SALE Puinter's outfit, two com plete sots of falls, roof jacks, ladders and staging. Inquire W, caro Journal. Quality Service OOODiCOODS (a f wlU De published by the department a man appointed bv the board to serve oni'e- 2 next week. lhe material was furnish- in his place. The cost of th rironnae.i Anti-Austrian feeline wns incrensi f " "f U,K growers, county Agriculturist ! change would appear to be about the rapidly. SALE Indian two-speed motor Luther thnpin and the Salem Fruit ! same as the appropriation abolished by; Indeed, it has reached such a point eyele, fully equipped; bargain if tak- . t ........ .1 .a ripetieu mat mis pam- ( me proposed measure would have to be that it seemed unlikely the anti-mil-; L" at Inquire Salem fire de i phlet will contain much information . supplied bv future leeislatures. ' itarists could mnke anl their tl.r.,t i partment. i ,iumi-iiiiiiK me growing, garnering and; a comparison of the two ballot title of keeping the country out of hostili . j nuiuniiijj in me uencious loganberry. j'repareii by tne respective sides t 2 f o j 9llo'3 that each sets forth the matter in p 1 In order to boost for a new i,rtH!?B.?r8ll.m.eutat,v ''Bht. The following across the Willamette river here, the ' tl! Trepnred by Mr. Crawford: , they would be able to accomplish this. COUntV cmirti nf Miirmn Q...1 Pnlt I 1UCTJ, of keeping the country out of hostili- i p,: o . , v a ... , , . , ties bv declaring a general strike and I ?AIjt o'd oak buftct, 2 walnut preventing armv- movements, though a lP ""'t' l,9ei1' at few days go indications were Lt ' SL Nortb Twenty-first. ties, the chairman of the bridge coin-; .if S? instituted by W. P. George, Call aftor S p. ; 4 X t t t AH Around Town - 'sidcrcd at tho meeting. The board con venes monthly and examines applicants. Will Not Aid Germany. Pnria. .-In f. Tn (tnuTAW . "Re organizing certain state offices. ' many 's ultimatum, insisting that Italy Its purpose is to make the Tumalo come to the fatherland's aid. the Rome h ed nd ter- Thnt this given was ill be preliminary to a government was reported in a disnatc of business men i f " "W';ViiXv, Z C ""ice ; receivea Here today to have reitcrat at 1:30 Monday after-1 ute" "n Wr . ,7 IZ& Z'A7 W8 the ns" iuu.b mnriwilf STICK TO IIS lie Fresh crabs, fish of all kinds. Salem Fish & Poultry Market, phone 2125, 173 , South Commercial street. o The transcript in the case of J. J. l Ackerman against A. E. Wood, a civil AMUSEMENTS. BLIGH State, between Liberty and High) Motion pictures oi "The Million Dollar Mys tery," Thanhausor's million dollar picture production, now 1'UUiaui Serially iu the Cap ital .lutmml. Read the story week by week and see it play ed ut the Bligh. Also "The Alarm,' two-part Iveystoue comedy. GLOBE (State, between Lib erty and Higa) Motion pic tures of '.' Lucille Love, the Girl of Mystery", only one more of the great series left after this one. Also good comedies. Tiny Snyder, pop ular baritone, and pipe organ mimic. Phono 2289 for quicJc deUvery of ice cream. Capital Confectionery. action to recover money brought in the justice court, was filed in the county clerk's office yesterday. The justice court rendered a judgment in favor of the plaintiff iu the sum of $162.35 and a further sum of $35 for attorney's fees. A basket picnic will be given Friday night at 6 o'clock by the Epworth league of the First Methodist church, "Cottage Crest," at the summer cot tage of Dr, and Mrs. Richard N. Avison, photodrama ever in Salem, Mary Pick- nwnue. ah young peo- tord in "Tess of the Storm Country." pie are cordially invited. ; Y0 Liberty has establisued its supiem- o acy more strongly than ever by pre- Dr. Otter, dentist, phone 606, Salem' sen,iu this wonderful picture. Bank of Commerce building. i . ? " , . , , 8 Plans and specifications for the big nr. r t ... : watermelon bust down the river on Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cooper, of Norta August 12 that will bo held bv the board Commercial street, were called home of anvKrnnr, t ;,,.. .u,,r,. suddenly from their outing at Newport. nieUt of the Salem Commercial club are by the serious illness of their son, Cecil nrojrressinir rapidly aud the orosDects . I ..AM... I. 1... A....... . M ... 1 1. - . . , - ... . . if. home east of the fairgrounds. Dr. J. Mu it h is in attendance. mittee of the Salem council .,.! n.om ' "regon bers of the commercial club will meet at the Marion hotel Monday for dinner. I his- meeting w general mass meeting at the city hall ..v...., .mu .rupusiiiuu oi a new:nnu ....a . . . bridge will be discussed thoroughly.! ,"' , , merf1D8 taie and desert mination t remain neutral. Tne old steel bridge has been pro-! " J waier; definite answer had been nounced unsafe by State Highway En-; ' a assumetduVes of ?tat8 unconfirmed. gineer Bewlbv. It is expected that a " , i wa- new structure will cost approximately i "t?'"3:?,"9' l"g t-,fi?e' $200 000 I lllaLlug 'l new offices appointive in- t stead of elective; repealing certain sec- Tn. xs n u t. , tiou9 anJ aui"d'ng others of Lord's The Finn of Catlin & Linn, long Oregon Laws." prominently identified among the city's The title proposed by Miss Hobbs is hop dealers, has been reorganized and as follows: "Abolishing the desert land board. "Abolishing the desert land board aud vesting its powers and duties in state land board, abolishing office of state engineer, as at present eonstitut- 10R SALE Peaches; fine quality Crawfords for eanning. Louis Lach mund Fruit Ranch, Kaiser Bottom. Phone 29-F-3. Delivery. WANTED Modern house of at least six rooms. InBide property to .trade for fine country home, close in, on rock road. H. S. Belle, 124 North Liberty. Phone 498. The meanest creature on man, when he's mean. earth ' i I incorporated, and henceforth will be known as the Catlin & Linn Company. Tae chango nas tieei. uroujn.t auout by the addition of two members, P. V. Cotter and Frank H. Spears, both encr- gotie yeung business men well known cd. and makinu Tumalo Proieet t,H in balem. Air. Cotter has been with : T1ttr stlltn Aiitri o.ir rnif il 1 Q 1 ti :L i. o 'Catlin & Linn for a long time and Mr. additional salary; prov:ding for an- This is the last day of the greatest Shears has lately resigned from his po- . pointment thereafter of state engineer '!"'' Wlta l - "-.Shipley & Co. Mr. by state land board; abolishing state (ntlm nn.l Air linn will ,n, a in i..i. . . . be activelv the firm as heretofore. i'. u. cuipiey a, vo. by state land board; abolishing state Mr. Linn will continue to : water board and substituting for it and engaged in the business of the two existing superintendents of wa- are for a "bully good" time. Launches are being signed up to take the men down the river to the point where the "busf will be held. o Moose picnic, Sunday, August 9. tV;. ' yr"'"'' 'r!"' .;-..v'-.'i V . . I : ter divisions a state water commission- , er, to be appointed by state land board; ; repealing existing appropriations for ; state engineer's office and state water j board, leaving needs of state engineer j and state water commissioner for con sideration of future legislatures. I YE LIBERTY Liberty, be tween State and Court) Mary Pickford in "Tess of the Storm Country," the won derful story of a woman's faith. Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist In fitting glasses correctly. O. 8, bank building o To the Journal subscribers Please see that the carrier boy gives you a proper receipt when you ray him money. Steamer Gray Easle will leave Trade o j street dock at 9 a. m. 50 eents round I Dr. S. N. ATison, having returned trip to all Moose and families. Brine ,from aii vacation, will occupy his pul-a lunch and enjoy a Sunday's outing. and regularly hereafter. He will speak 15 Bush Bank building. Donald W. , Hient OUt OI yOUr Slimmer II m nru ommiin morning on "tiow tne: Allies, secretary. World May Know That Jesus Was Sent ! or uod," and in the evening on "War, and the Extension of Christian Civili- ! ration." Series No. 9 of the Mutual Savlnss Loan association will remain open Are Your Eyes Right? You will get more enjoy- TJNCLE SAM WANTS SHIPS FOB TRANS-ATLANTIC LINE P. W. Geiser ru arrestea w-i T ""n- JS.10' ,.""n? time wora i preliminary in nat . ... ... . . : siock may d snrtihriiMf iif at th .r. tiy ()rri.i.r n..i... .1... ... i violating ih. fr.ffi- " I r..".k'.Tllr,l, f the secretary, 275 State street. failed ,. Vark Mi' m.S when Lfe' stopped it on the street San Francisco, Aug. 6. Every steam ship company on the Pacific coast has been asked by the United States gov-' ernment to give a list of vessels which ' they were willing to furnish to federal I authorities for the establishment of a trans-Atlantic line. The call was signed by Acting Secretary of the Treasury E.I F. Sweet, and read as tollows: ! thpv nrp "senate resolutions adopted Tuesday mcjr oic. direct the department to ascertain the Within the next fw days a delega-! Ymi will crpf mnro Pnirtv. r'" now IB tn? eoastwise trade tion of business men of Salem will go . " , 9..1 VT .7 ""'''' t"1'" owners would use in oversea for- to Dallas to arouse interest among the ment OUt Of Me II ttiey are. lelKn transporUtion in present emer Polk county people regarding the pro-, T- . j gency. Communicate with owners of posed bridge that is to be built across1 If they trOUDle yOU even aieh tonnage in your direct and wire the Willamette river at this point. This' Uttlo mvo ir tn vnnrcolf I rfV-" ature to getting; "v"v' J , , 1 the county courts of Polk and Marion tO have them examined DV WANTS MOBE TROOPS. counties together in a movement to se-;0 PHATPPTPMT OPTnATTT1 I cur mnnev tn hiul.l Ih. n..u Kvl.l.. Ir v . ... . . mnirtm is expected that a number of prominent , i ruoi Try Scott 'i 15c meals. I Bring your agates home to have them; business meu will accompany the dele j polished and mounted. Gardner & ; gation to the Polk county capital. Keene, 3SS State street. . o no compiainta were ruea in tne conn-: j.., office yesterday and the! boocs. a. A. Donnaa. repreenUng the Sten-i The newly-appointed commission of ty clerk's i '"i -" i xu...n,H,us, ; t . , pension examiners met yesterday docket of department io. 1 of the cir was a visitor at the Capital Business ft,, the first time. On the board re- cuit court is cleaned up with the ex- coiiege neaneiuay. r. ornan u tne ceding their commission from Wash- ception of a few civil cases that are to: Oregon-M ashingtou demonstrator of the, ington. D. C, are Drs. W. 8. Mott.presi-, be tried later in the month. Judge . . . V ".ri treasurer; j. n. van ; tveuy win conveae court Saturday o vinKie. London, Aug. 6. Premier Asouith tonight asked parliament for authority We will be clad to tell you 1 10 rwruit m-m mor' 'ii. it v ii. t j i ws expected it would be granted at ; whether or not you need once. g Oo to Dr, Stone's for trusses. CORRESPONDENT ARRESTED. MissA.McCullochi ,n,Tr w Plll : . London, Aug. C Dr. Hans Plehn, Uptometrttt. London corresiondent fo, Wolff's Tele- secretary. Two innliiitinni nnmlnii in iinnoia uiiI.ii.. ai. IK... I 231 N. Com I St.. Ground F Im, i . n f i i - - - - - - -' , ..w vh ..... v . - w i i.rn s v-v.ir. nuu pk iir . . was arrrstea - "- " wc.v wa-1 run, cuuviv-iru vt muruer in me secona noon s IS 3, f nMI 2 43 nere tbis atternooa. LAST TIME TODAY The second episode of THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY j By Harold McGrath The world's greatest moving pic ture series; $10,000 to the person who solves the mystery "Her Birthday Present" Temptation Resisted "The Alarm" Keystene comedy. A scream from start to finish. Coming Friday and Saturday "FANTOMAS" The crook detective, in four parts. Besumed by popular request Mutual Weekly Keystone Comedy BLIGH THEATRE 5c - - 10c FOR SALE Two four-step cone pullevs 12-1(1 inch diameter: 16 feet m inei . i onaiinig ana nangers, almost new; , cheap if taken quickly. Inquire J. R. uuuriiui omce. FOR SALE One acre of uooit lan.l. nil in bearing orchard, just outside of the city limits; prieir S00; $25 down balance $3 per month. W. H. Grab enhorst & Co., room 2 Bush Bank building. WANTED Kvcrgreen blackberries at Hunt Brothers Company caunerv. Front and Division streets; per pound delivered at cannery; "crate and boxes furnished. Hunt Brothers Company. FOR SALE S-room house, furnished; upper flat, 3 rooms, rents for $10 per month; first floor $15. Will take MO down and $25 per month, 6 per eent. Three blocks from business center. Thone 215-UV. WANT TO RENT-From 30 to 50 acres of tillable laud with or without build lags, close in. Would accept small tracts, but prefer all in one body. Phone 1427 or call Pinckney Bros.' dairy, west end steel bridge. FOR SALE Well improved 24-acre farm, close in. Will take Salem city residence as part payment. If you are looking for a nice country home ook this up. W. H. Orabenhorst & K room 2 Bush Bank bldg. rSfcu AUTOMOBILES very cheap- Studebaker, Auburn, three Maxwells, Buick, Overland all in good running snape, at genuine bargain prices. Several motorcycles, one gasoline wood saw. We buy, sell and trade. What have yout Geo. M. Beeves, t apitol at Union, phone 971. : MERELY AN ACCOMMODATION. : In adjusting personal taxes, Assessor j "en West received a call todav from a man who explained his ownership of j an auto by saying: 1 "I had a son who died and I took t off ot" his hands." i Thn office force agreed that it was merely an accommodation to the de ceased. Mr. West has been sending out no , tices to the taxpayers ot the county in cluding an invitation to call at the of fn'e to arrange a satisfactory adjust ment In case of an over-assessment. Included in the personal property list aro auton, motorcycles and similar" vhi clcs which elicited a visit from the fax I payer who inherited the machine. 1 ! PHONE MAIN 8L j WAR NEWS at Fred Night Lunch. WOOD FOR SALK Oak, $5; fir, $3.7? f Phone 2219. ' ' i f r ii