EIGHT.
THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, 0RE80N, ITIIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1914.
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NOTICE
In eoiupinueo with tli. provisions of
( hapter Lill l.nns of IWIil, entice i
hereby veil that the County I oiut ot
Marion County, Oiogou, will l-e in ses
on at tlie i n 'i t House in the City of
Knlem, Oregon, in the Court Hoom taere
of, on Hie SUtli iluy of Deeemlier, IK 11,
at the hour of ten o'clock in the fore
noon of sniil il.'iy, nt which time and
plnee opiiortunitv H.' u full nml I'Oin
In- given nny taxpayer subject to such
tax levy when made to be heaid in fa
vor oi or against "y privosed tux
levity,
Hie following in an itemized estimate
of M.irioii (.'utility ' proponed tax levy
for each department of County govern
ment. County officii or County ot'ticer,
euih Countv improvement, the inuinteu-
niiee of each (.'utility building nnd iusti
2,uoo.uu
:i,ouu.uo
i,2itu.ou
1,800.00
4,0(10.00
1,000.00
1,200.00
2,400.00
1,000.00
1,200.00
;i,iioo.io
l,l22.:i
1,800.00
4,400.00
1,000.00
1,soo.oo
200.00
(100.00
200.00
1, 1-',0.110
4.10.00
2.'i0.00
400.00
400.00
i-iO.oo
2,200.00
r.o.oo
1. WOil.oO
1,200.00
ii.'.o.oo
.100.00
.100.1)0
1 ,200.01)
n.'io.oo
l'.o.ou
s.r.oo.oo
2, ;ioo.oo
100.00
nio.oo
210.00
iiuo.oo
1,000.00
1,400.00
do.oo
,10.00
1 ,000.00
fvO.IIO
100.011
20.00
I uhiinr; Ex.iiniii.itloii:
t ees ol l'li sicitins, Witnesses,
Cnunly Jail:
ituaid of I'lisouers
Hopniis
Supplies
Hii.ilth Otftiei:
Anility and l!ienses ., ...
For HoniiultiUB nml AfirieiiUuie:
salary mid Kvpeicos
Moc.'-. Impei'tor:
S.tlniv uud Kxpenses
Indigent Soldiers:
lieliel
C'aro of Pool :
Iiidiel' ii llxponses
Jiivmlle Court:
Kvpeiihei
.Scalp Bounties:
l.iutnlieM
Rib-to of Taxes:
''elands
Advert Icing:
State Fair:
rixponse of llxhibit
Panama Exposition:
l.xponses of Kxiiihit
.Snnlor of WolRliln mill Mi'Miivcs:
!nliiry of Ullicer, Kxpenses and Supplies ..
Pondn noil Highways:
Improvements, Maintenance of Ko.is
llridgcs and Salary of SupoiviHiit'H
Furry:
I 'I eiation lind uialuleiiaiii e
.",00.00
10.00
2',. 00
nnd
J'ol'il I'xp, ne of the Cnunly out of Cinei.il I'll ml ..
Thai tin' pinlmhle receipts of Marion Comity, Dm
jon, oilier than direct tnxaliiin upon lenl i'nd per
iiieil property dunlin the period for which audi tax
is le, ii'd, Ih iim follows:
1'ivs uinl in liy the louiilv Cleih t
I'ees paid in liy Ilie County Itecordor
t'oi paid in liy Hie County Sune'or
Koos tinned in lv County Sheriff
Mile of A u 1 1 . u 1 1 ii l n I I ' in. I in t 1 1 m k , dunk and
Misccllcnnitiis
Ilegisliiitinn of Multir Vehicles
live I 'or Cent I'. S. Land Sales
8,(11 1 ..-. I
7.(1(12. :ti
:ii:i.m
11.00
mo.oo
.'l.ioo.oo
ii;i,:io
I'ul'il In lie inl-rd III lienornl 1'iind
Cotllily School I'tilld:
.px.no per capita
I.ilirary, I0e per cnplla ...
liocoipls fioiii Slate School I'iiiiiI
M iHi'i'llaiu'oun Iteeeipts
1 12,1100.00
1,1011.00
2.1,000.00
410.00
Totals.
210.00
C,2OO.0U
'4,000.00
22.fi::
2,0PII.0u
21 002 77 004 120 .102
22 0001 70 O04' 121 002
2:i 002 . 80 OO.'I 122....... .' 002
24 0U7 1 001 12:i 001
21 002.1 SU 001-1 120 oo;i
27 001 :..:. 0001 128 0001
2M 002 ' 0.1 0011 J 21). 004
211 . .UOOii . DO 002-1 1.11 : 00.1
1)7 0O1.1
M Ool 9H 001 i:'.2 oo;t
ill oo im ool TO.:: 010
:17 001 100 0007 134.., 012
That in order to raise the funds required by law for maintenance pur
poses, it is necessary to raise the following amounts, and the court recom-
pleto discussion of the estimates of the tut ion, the salary of each County ofli
amouiit 01' money proposed to be ruisel cer unit employes, including those whom1
.v taxation for the ensuing year will , snlary is fixed by statute:
Exppnsei of Registration and Elections:
Miscelln neons Kxpenses
Sheriff's Office:
Salary of Sheriff
Sa'nr'ies of Deputies ond Clerks
Kxpenses of Office
Clerk's Oi'iice:
Salary of Clerk
Salaries of Deputies nnd Clerks:
Kxpenses of Office . -
Becordcr's Office:
Salary of Itecorder
Salaries of Deputies anil Clerks
Kxpenses uf Office
Treasurer's Office:
Salary of Treasurer
Salaries of Deputies uud Clerks
Kxpenses ilf Of t ieo
Assessor's Office:
Salary of Assessor
Salaries of Deputies and Clerks
Kxpenses of OlTice
Surveyor's Office:
Salary of Surveyor
Kxpenses of Office
'School Superintendent's Office:
Salary of Superintendent 1,100.00
Hnlnry ol Deputy
Traveling Kxpenses
Kxpenses of Office
Teachers and Kinhth Urnilc Kxaimuatioa
Sclunl Officers' Convention
Institute l-'nuil- fixed by law
Truant Officer:
Salary of Officer
Kxpenses of Office
Salary of School Supervisors
Kxpenses ol' Supervisors
Court House Account:
Salary of Janitors,
J.ijilllS
V. nler
'ii'pnirs
New Furniture nnd Fixtures
lusiirnnce
fuel
Mi.cellaneoiis 1-''0.00 (I.IIO.IVi
Circuit Court:
Jiiinrs -
Wit lll'SM'S
J'litli'Ts
' It'eporters
lieciiil I olllisel
Miseellaueir.is Kxiu'lise IIOO.OO I2,H'0.III'
County Court nnd Commissioners:
salary and Kxpense of .Indue
Miliary and Kxpnnse of Commissioners
Jurors
U it iicsses
AilvertisiiiK ,
Telephone uud Teleniaph
Kipertiitu llnoks
Wt Isi i'lla iii'iiiis
Justice Cturt:
Fee- u! Justices, I unviables, .lur us ami Wit-
ncHses' ' ". '.
Coroner's Ol'lko:
Fees of I oiiuier, I'hysicians Jiiinrs and Wit-
No. of District. Amount Levy
12 : $ 80.00 001
4;i : g.oo oooii
7.i '. 25.00 000-1
N7 D.1.00 , 002
!HI : 95.00 000.1
114 172.00 004
SPECIAL TAX LEVIES 1914.
Road Districts.
No. Kate. No. It a.
2 '. 002 28 005
:t j 001 :i2 002
.1 002 aa : 00:1
10 .002 3:1 1!. 00.1
12 010 3.1 003
13 002 3!) i 002
14 .000 40 OOU
1.1 010 4.1 004
1(1 002 47 003
23 Oil) 53 003
21 ; 005 57 005
27'.. 006 4 .: ; 002
Citle.i, Towns and Municipalities 1914.
Name. Kate. Name. Kate.
Aunisville Oil) St. 1'aul 005
j Aurora .. O05 Salem : 014
jCervjis 003 Silverton 00S2
lliibbanl 004 Stayton 005
Jeft'.vson 00S T.irner 005
Mt. Anuel 0U5 NVnodburn : 01 IS
I
UMERANRED CROSS,
Chi Christinas Eve little Dorothy,
possessed of the whooping cough wus
doing Borne fancy whooping for com-,
pony that had come.
"Dorothy, dear," the mother said,
"you must stop coughing or Sunta
Claus won't eome. If he hears you
coughing1 he'll be afraid to come in."
"i should worry," Dorothy replied,
showing full fanuliaritv with modern
expression. "He's got tuberculosis
himself."
"Tuberculosis! Who told you San
ta Claus had tuberculosis f"
"Oh, everybody knows that. Don't
you buy tuberculosis stamps for him
everv Christmas! "
10.00
State of Oregon, )
(ss.
County of .Million. )
We, the undersigned County Court of the Comity of Maiiun, Slate of
Oregon, do hereby certify that the above is a true, fair nnd complete esti
mate of the probable expense of said eounly for the ensuing year.
We further certify that the estimate of expense of the various Institu
tions of the County, uf the amount required for public enterprises, ronds,
bridges, etc., and of all other expenses of the County ns therein vet out, is
just and is based upon a careful study of the expenses of the county during
liie past and a thorough examination 01' its pru'iable needs during the year
for which such intimate is made. That .vich and every item therein is be-liev-'d
to be nei-essaiy to the proper transaction of the business of the
County, the piotectiou of its property and interests and to be for the pub
lic welfare. That every expense estimated is in accordance with low, and
is a legitimate charge against the comity.
D.'c. s, Kin, w.
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W.
jr. l'.i'siiKv.
T. I'.KCKWITIl.
COIKF.T,
Countv Cunt.
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ELECTRICS TOOK
TWO OUT OF THREE
Quality!
Not -Premiums
CIGARETTES
j
Camels Sell
Without Premiums j
NO premiums or coupons go '
with Camel Cigarettes, be
cause all the quality goes into
the tobaccos a choice Turkish
and domestic blend. With every
whifl from a Camel Cigarette
you notice the absence of the
cigaretty taste and stung tongue (
or parched throat.
20 for 10 cents
and you never molted a more de
lightful cigarette, no odds what you
paid. Match a dime against a pack, j
age today I
If year itaUr can't vpy yu.
tnW lOe fnroMpaekammfti.OO
for a carton often pacmagmc 200
ciaarctto)t pottage vroamid
After cmohinw 1 pachas; if yam
don't find CAMELS at repre
sented, returntheother ninemach
amoe, and we Witt refund your
money,
K J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
Winston-Salem. N. C. .
Attest:
MAX (illlll. IIAIi,
Cinntv clerk.
'Sell
Howlers eome down from Albany last
evening resolved t bowl their wny to
victory over the Salem Klectrics, but
when tile score was tota'ed it was
found that the Salem aggregation had
walked- away with the laurel wreath
by taking two games out of three from
the visitors. The contest was played
at the Club alleys. Kress, of the Al
bany aggregation, made high game, 234,
whilo Kay, of the Klectrics, won the
high average, 1S2. The points made by
tlie tW'i teams are as follows: Klec
trics, Kill, DOS, Hill; Albany, 811, SXI,
ilti.'l.
Saturday night the Rainbow club,
of Kugeue, comes here to roll n con
test that is expected to be of especial
interest, ns the Kugene bowlers lead
the league at the present time. The fol
lowing are the scores made last night:
Electric Club.
HOW TO PREVENT
ACID STOMACHS AND
FOOD FERMENTATION
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I CHRISTMAS EDITION.
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The Daily Capital .Fournal
will issue a special Christmas
iilitiiui tniiiiiiTow evening. It
will be replete with features of
interest to all classes of readers
and ipiite n Inrae number ol ex
tra copies will lie printed and
circiilaleil.
(living tn the press of work
at the last, those who are de
siiifis of having advertising
mutter inserted should bine
their copy in by Ihis evening to
insure its proper handling.
I""1.'"1! ;( j. : .j( ;t Jj $ 9,;
THE CRUISER SUNK
l'"tiograil, Dee. IS. lieporls of the
riuhkig of tiie (lermaii cruiser Friodrich
Kail recently in. the I'.nltic sea were
coal irnied oificinlly today. The cruiser
struck a mine. Alimt -UN) of its crew
perished, nnd approximately (111 were
saved.
I
I. a t'la r Iiil
I'ratt I I!)
llauch I!i:i
Kay 22(1
Nmi. I 1:17
2DI
1118
nm
KIS
:i
mi
1 1.1
ISO
Tot.
;127
Ilil
.11(1
11(1
5111
Av.
17(i
1.11
172
IS2
17:i
l.ang
wt.
& ('11. Meet sugar, .1,1.1 per
I Total S(i Wis Sill 2170
' Albany Club.
j I 2 :i Tot.
: Keeper '; I lift ill!) 201 111 I
W'ie lei 171 is I 117 .1011
I Carlson Ids 11(1 ISO ins
j Adams Kill ISli s7 fill!)
Kress I III 117 2!U .127
j . Totals 81 1 s:i:i llil.'l 2(!07
17lj
Av.
17S
1(1'.)'
mn j
I 7!) I
1 75
71l:
By a Stomach Specialist.
As 11 specialist who has spent iiiunyi
years 111 the study and treatment ot
stomach troubles. I have been forced to
the conclusion that most people who
complain of stomach trouble possess
stomachs that are absolutely henlthv
and normal. The real trouble, that1
which cuuses nil the pain and difficulty
is excessive ncut in the stomach, ng-
griivated by food fermentation. Hyper-1
acidity irritates the delicate lining ot
the stomach and food fermentation
causes wind which distends the,stoniach
abnormallv. causini thru full' bloated
1'... .ii,.,, n'i,,i i...ti. ..;. 1 r ., I
tion interfere with and relurd the pro
ceis of digestion. The stomach is us
ually healthy and normal, but irritated
almost past endurance by these foreign
elements acid ami wind. In nil such
cases and they compose over IK) per
cent of nil stomach difficulties thej
first u 11 1 1 only step necessary is to'
neutralize the acid anl stop the fer-l
mentation by Inking ill a little wurm
or cold water iiniiieiiiiilely after eating !
from one to two teaspooafuls of bis-1
urated magnesia, which is doubtless thej
best nnd only really effective nntiacid
and fond correslive known. The nciili
WATER SITUATION.
All purta of the city except
thnt south of Miller street now
have wuter, enough at least to
get along with. In that section
south of Miller the company
has out water wagons, doing a
sort of "bootlegging or blind
pig" water business. Iluwever,
it is proving a great boon to
that arid section, and whilo the
disposition to climb onto that
water wagon is not greatly in
evdenee, everybody and his
wife is out with liueknts, tubs,
wash boilers; in fact, anything
thnt will beat the average Ore
gon law and hold water.
Allen & Lewis Beet grade, $l.(lfi n
ewt.j O. K. Fletcher, Portland, berry
grade, (,1.2(1 ewr.; Honolulu grade,
)1.15 ewt.j beet grade, $4.95 cwt.
will bo neutralized nnd the fermenta
tion slopped almost instantly, and your
stomach will at once proceed to digest
the food in a healthy, normal manner.
Ho sure to nsk your druggist for the
bisiirateil magnesie as I have found
other forms utterly lucking in its
peculiarly valuable properties. Fi J. (I.
lira
21.(10
1,200.(10 1
17,1'HI.IH
Comes Back and Beats Al
Morton in Fiercest Fight
Ever Seen in Tacoma
10.1m
'"""j Ti.'uma, Wash., I IS. ,1m lii.nds,
'Tai tiniii lieavi ueigiil bnxer, go! re
1,100.00 ven,;e last night for a pre ions defeat
by Al Noitou of l.os Angeles, when he1
(iuii.i.M bent uiton in a four round bull ut j
l ie c.uglc -tnol.er. The decision was I
l.'Joo.O'l clos.i, the contest being one of the I
most bitterly fought ecr seen here.
l.OliO.Oii While a diaw decision mnild not have
been a rubbery to Funds, the Judges tie
210.00 cidcl that 11a his iieniing showing in
the Inst 11111 lit! he was entitled to the
verdict, lie was the aggressor through
70, 01)0. (Hi out, although Norton showed more
cleverness. Funds' punches had more
700.00 pow 'I- and slowed Norton perceptibly
nea 1' I he close id the contest.
irlll'.IUl'.Ojl I'm' seini-w ludiip between " I' rencliy
aise ami lieoige ingle, 01 ,an 1 mil
cisco, went tu liu'le on points lifter
lour ruiiiiils of fancy buxing. The In
gle boy gave a great exhibition,
Kid I lemmeiit, .the 1'ieiirh Canadian,
gave Flunk Faiuier a good woikont.
Farmer sank his eloe up In the wrist
in Clemnient 's mi, Iiil f nml beat his
jnus unlil his bauds were sore, but
Cleiiiiuenls kept asking for mine and
was smiting and bloody when the eoii-
20 2S7.7iv lest w as over.
. 1 Furl Conuoi ,, of 'I'moina, teceived
H7.2s,1. Isi a decision oxer Hilly Vcnlio, of Seattle,
which, II is cliiimcii, tives nun the bun-
1 luiuweiglil cliainploiisliiji uf I he 1'iiiilie
i I.
t The cleverest exhibition of the even
ing was thai between I'at Calhoun ol
I'oill.iud and lliiihy Anderson, of Van
tcoinu', II. C. Until buys ivere there
with nil of the liiic si til I',
Steve Ciiidncr, of Scuttle, stopped
lack Fempscy, ot Taioina, ill the thud
1 0 it it 1 1 of I In' curtain-raiser.
Total Tor Schools i:iS,S10.tli)
Stale Tax: l,1U,217.0S ,
The County Court, therelure, lis'oiniueiida thnt
llieie be levied upon the propeity liable therefor:
For State l'urpoe i1ll,2l 7.DS
:.'.., 11 .,1 I ' I IJ7 ':-, IS
For Countv Schnol nml l.iluarv Fund Ilil.loo.OO Boxing Buds ToitlM.
I'm u llenenil Uoud Fund for llmd Districts 0010 1 "'( 1 (Due -co, iec. I.- I weuly.
i'lial Hie following is n stiileinent -howlng the tutnl of all lines for theiiouiil lights in t nlitornin will end lor
o M.ni levied bv nil 111111I districts, school districts, cities, towns iiiul'i" ''l'"1 two ,veai nere touight with
t'liiuiiipalilies:
HrEC'IAI. TAX LEVIES 114.
ONLY
Before Christmas to Buy Shoes at the PRICE
SHOE CO.'S Wonderful Shoe Sale
We bought 1100 pairs of Hen's, Women's and Children's Christmas House Slippers, regularly sold at
$1.25 to $2.00. By buying such a large quantity we got an unheard of low price and we are going to
give our customers the benefit of this wonderful buy and sell every pair of Slippers at less than the
actual wholesale cost. If you are going to buy Slippers do not buy until you have seen our line, for
we are selling Slippers for less than our competitors pay for them.
Children's Fur Trimmed Felt House
Slippers, size 5 to 2; regularly sold
at $1.2o to ?1.50, now go at the ridic
ulously low price of
Women's ".Comfy" Slippers; soft, pad
ded sole s, all colors and sizes; some in
beautiful decorated Christmas boxes,
regular price $1.50 to $2.00; all go at
65c
95c
Women's Fur and Ribbon Trimmed
Slippers, leather soles and heels, all
colors and sizes; regularly sold at
;i.o(j to .ti.uu now go at
95c
Men's Leather Slippers; a very good
sW.uu grade, in tan and brown, all g f
sizes from 5 to 11; while they lasta (f
sjr
at
School DlAtrU'tn.
No. Lew, No, Levy. No.
I uieji in oiiui ira.
:i ... oiH.i s inn lot...
I nun 4i tion ion
r, .oiiu.r 4.i im:i in? .
II iiiin.l 4li 0(2 iui(.
ii (iin.'i n? on2 no
III (ill'Jil DH 001 112..
ii mn. i in ihci n:i.
1.1 . .Olios 71 00(1 lid
in .om 7:1 UI2 mi .
20 .PO.".t 711 mil 117
Levy.
.00?
. ,001
.004
,001 ,
,0011
,002 "i
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,002.1
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. .002:1
the singing of lied Wiit-un nnd Fddi
Mov, lightweight, The seat 'iilo indi
cates 11 record I'leahlug house.
Helling was nt even money ludnv,
Jim llilllin will vel'eiee the main event
wIimi will he pieiedcil liy three pre
llmluai ies. :
GOT THE IKON tR0K3. '
A'lisleitlaui, el'c. 1 1. Ilei man lin!
perial I huncelloi Von HelliuiKiiu Hull j
eg tut reeelM'd the Iron cross front
the l,aier, nccording tu n dispalch re j
ceived hen fioiu llerliti todav, (
We have 150 pairs of tan and black
Alligator Slippers for men, in all
sizes, that will be put on sale while
they last at
65c
Do not wait until the last day before Christmas and expect to get these wonderful bargains, as we have B
only 1100 'pairs und cannot get any more nt these pi ices. When these are gone you will nav almn AmM 1
at other stores for the same grades.
Small Profit and Quick Sale Store
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326 State Street
Next Ladd & Bush Bank
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