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THE SALEM CAPITAL JOTJBWAt, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 19, 1915. - . PLIIUIMCV cmiADDl r 10 L U1I11TII1LI OUUnDDLL 10 I Cottolene Unequalled for purity and wholesomeness The shortening you use in cooking and baking should be as pure and wholesome as the food that is prepared with it. Cottolene is itself a pure, wholesome food, consisting of ultra refined cottonseed oil as fine as the choicest salad oil and beef stearine from selected leaf beef suet. The purity of Cottolene is indicated by its rich creamy tint. It is unbleached, contains no salt or water, and possesses high food values. for more than a quarter of a century has been giving complete satisfaction in thousands of homes. Cottolene is not "just as good" as other cooking and frying fatsit is better than any other more nutritious, more wholesome, more digestible better in every way. The purity of Cottolene is safeguarded not only in the refining processes, but in the careful selection of the choicest cottonseed oil and beef suet Nothing else is used in the production of Cottolene, the supreme cooking fat Cottolene does not absorb tastes or odors. Heat it slowly and use it over and over for all kinds of frying. Always use a third less of Cottolene than of any other short ening or frying fat. Cottolene goes farthest and gives the most gratifying results. Pails of various sizes, to serve your convenience. Arrange with your grocer for a regular supply. M ' . Write our General Offices, Chicago, for a free copy of our real cook book, "HOME HELPS." .FAIR BAN KIaAgl "Cottolene makes good cooking better" . , . , , . lew Salary Schedule Is Mopfed By Board (Continued from pugo (,.) lo-wuimi m-nic of $!., upward I'M etrh Vi'.'ir llf ni-vi..., .... i , . (1 'ling what constitutes ,.c ,i. ; under ,hi, ,,.h,l(, ,,, '? J,. ,'''0,""""s ccono.n- i "anual and ,.,,.,.. ' a- ne-r re,,,,!,,,,,,,,,,, fl)r , , i; u. ,.u. , ""'"'"i! unuer .-' M fchtilule, arc us fnllim--. Tte Njw Requirements. ll!Mtlrr ,.l,..i.. tew- "kool ,ml, I' ..." '" 'I'HIH- Ki-niiiiiitPH or Vitus) f an ai,. three years' two years ..... i- ' n ( ,,. s.-nooi a t..linBi f Ml" !w' work t: J. Hieh ., hi ..... ,. - frb "HI, pfte &g s Heads of departments High school graduntcs; college or university grud nates; special preparation for depart nieut; three yearn' experience. New Schedule Adopted. The schedule, which will go into ef fect at the beginning of the fall term, is as follows: Elementary Schools Grades 1-6. (Iraile teachers l'res. Pal First year $ liO Second year 70 Thinl year 75 . Principals Ten months First 1U0 Second year 1 Hi3 Thinl year, 110 Supervisors of special subjects M'isio, art First year 100 100 Second year 10,1 105 Thinl year 110 110 Junior High Schools Grades 7-8-9. Teachers, regular and special First year 80 Second year ' X5 Thinl year 00 Principals Ten months (Schools below 250.1 First year Second year Third year (Sihuols above ""0.) First year Appvd. $ 05 "0 75 95 100 105 First year 120 Second year 140 Third year 150' Assistants Fir.'t year Second year Third year Principal (Twelve months): l'ii st year . S cond year 150 Thirl year 150 Assistant principal anil head of pnrtinent First year Second year Third year Principal of (jarfiol.l schotil 120 i:io 140 FRUITLAND STILUN THE AIR" 'Contractor Hughes Springs; New Surprise Upon Board ! I of School Directors j An entirely new phase was presented ; in relation to the i'ontrovcrsv between I ; the school board and Contractor S. A. Hughes, over the acceptance of the i new chimney, when Mr. Hughes dc-. I livered a letter to the board, at last ! night's adjourned meeting, from W. O.i Mel'herson, the heating expert of Port I land, the substance of which was that' ! if the inside measurements of tbe . i chimney varied 25 per cent from the I specifications it would make no ma-1 I terial difference in the efficiency of! .the flue, and, in order that the matter! ; be settled oneo and for all and to the; i satisfaction of all concerned, it was! j decided to call in Mr. McPherson, John I Hinghiim, chimney builder of Portland,! ;nnd EnOineer A. K. Strain-.! tn rns, upon the efficiency of the ohiinnev and' when this is done the board will be' in position to effect a settlement with' Contractor Hughes. J This matter has been up before the1 board for several meetings rnisr in,l I the principal bone of contention, or1 jsiumuiing block in the wav of a settle ment, has been that the ehimnev was I shy two and one-half inches 'inside j measurement according to speci fications, which lirnviileil fill" n 9l.in.ih inside diameter which the building! committee, composed of Direstors Huron' and Pnrnes, nrotested whiln Cnniruint1 i Hughes maintains that it was a phvsieal impassibility to follow the exact, inside i niotsureiiients with the materials stip ulated in the specifications and there I tho matter has rested for the pnst two j weeks. The board called Engineer j Strang, of the insane nsvlum and he rendered a report to the effect that. I according to tho surface measurements C t. e ui me lunince gnies. a chimney capac ity of 24 inches square inside measure ment would be required. When Mr. Hughes, who had consult ed Mr. Mel'herson. who furnished the I "mini wnn me original estimate upon the flue enpneity, presented the lat- iter s letter to the board, which was, in ctlect, that "were the inside diame- ters 25 per cent, less in area than sped- "'I nun an oiner points in the speci Ificntions followed, the chiiniiev would ! still have sufficient capacity for the I w"rk intended to bo accomplished'', the i board was again "up in the air ' aud as tho inemebers were divided in opinion it. was concluded that no decision could be reached until the chimney hnd been inspected and reported upon directly with the recommendations from the ex 1 perts, i Director Barnes' chief obiection seems to be that tho contractor should be punished fur not following the strict: letter 0f tho specifications, white I I Director Huren thinks the contractor1 i ought to bo penalized for the differ-1 ! ence in measurements mill for the snv-l ing made in leaving out the "headers" : as specified, but Director I.ee took the position that, if the cliininev would IT'S UP TO YOU I To take advantage of the great Clothing and Furn ishing Sale Now running. You have but a short time to buy your Clothing & Furnishings at Wholesale Prices Come today and note our remarkable Low Prices See Our Windows BRICK BROTHERS Formerly Oscar Johnson's Plymouth Corner Slate and Liberty Streets. ARROW COLLARS DEVON Vx inches mm MARLEY 2'A inches i;;-' jz?. 1 w A RROW Collar styles are not only most correct, hut the collars are the most durable and perfect fitting it is possi ble to produce. 2 for 25 cents CLUETT. PEADODY t CO., Int Mkri Pinckncy Bros. Increase New York Building Capacity of Model Dairy. Was Dedicated Today j service, the liunid blmtiM not aivrpt it i HI II II V (HU T. Alien Teachers Entitled To Pay But Not To Teach I (Capital Journal Special Service.) ji.-ji Fruitland, Ore., itareh TheTu is i eonsi lernble clenriiiK of Innd in the ; community this spring. The fruit und berry jrospeet proniic8 v , - 1 well at nresent. . . . Hert Hrosxlcr will plant some 5 ncren prevnilinK umv. lie hasn't the whent or iicitiis nun hciimiii ii in- can miiKCjt What, he nets is the .-oat as Nutistnctory terms with the canneries i UM,0 to take the crop. , 1 see some one iimiiiriiii; ns to when Nunc of the vnmig people are fy.K ,, K, ,.r ,,,, ,,v lnv ,J(, ,,. to organize a local basket ball team, jtaincd. They eein disposed to let the Mr. and Mrs Ceo. .Tonkin former!.. inU ,w in ,, (,minU. ,,,1(y of Myrtle creek T)ougln county, and ,,, ,my for ,.,,!,, th'em. I have who purchased the Hosteller farm Inst i,,,,,,, ming K1I,,,.rM , mi,u, ln ,),,.. uctooer vis.r.Mi acre nuniiey. A son Kon fr lm,r(, ,m 2n ,.,,,. ,, n,,vr. is employed nr tne ucrmnn uiiKery in Milom. Two uiingiiiers wno are attend Amontf the other inmrovements and '"!' 'n"',,M"' " ,'.V,'"t igim of prosperity In NiiI.mii this spring !" "'" "c na o s the fl ,lit o..-.,in made t their ; '-'1'"'. ' the .ontnient to w,l- serve the purpose for which it' was in- j barns by I'inckney Kros. of (he Clover j '''"" !;'."" f"1".''' " l' ' -I 1 i M teih ll'il t ie irmr, uli.Mi .1 I on.l ' I .,,,1' lln ru U'l,.,.. ..,,,.,.. ,,1... )1. I ' " ti " '".T niii-u Hi" I arrive it t a seiiieinent with .Mr. Hughes; provenients will add M per but, if the chimney vnuld not provide ! their present enpneitv. I the relinked ennacitv t'-n- efficient. I Three veins iilki I'incliiiev Urothers de- v:r 1:111 started in the dairy business in. their present location with bums and e.piip in cut large cnouc.li for l"i cows. Todav I they have a modern sanitary barn .'10 I bv !I0 feet with space for SO cows. With the additional .'III feet now' being when v,i... v.. ..I. ui.,i i...;i.i:.... i' ....ii.. cent In' ' -."n; i" ""n luiiniuir ' ' 10 .1...1: I ir:n. v i.' 11... i I i in. ii i i, unit .iriiiuiii r., -iiai ii, I f.irmer lleiiinciiitiii niitionnl cliniriiiaii, in chiiige nf the affairs, and Selli r.nw. ' former mayor of New Vork, the oiiilor ! of the day, the ceremonies were mining 1 the most elnb.iiale attempted by any I state since the fair begun, (leorge II. Cobb, former New Vork 105 110 115 Sa.'ininento, Cnl., March lit. A 1-, though Kdward Hyatt, state super-. iutenilent of puliliu instruction, holds! that alien teachers have no right to I ol glllduntcM- (tour years) i Second vear ice years' ex-1 Third vear .equivalent ' Senior High Schools, '"gut. I'rinci-I ir-n,U 0f dennrtments liiaduates First vnnr ui (four yenrs) Second year "peciul work Third year 115 teai iiiiK Heads' of special departments. months): Manual training an. meree 110 115 wanted county nid, It s ns to me tllfit 11, n irnriinnru .in. I I'.,,.., ... ,..,.1,1 ing school at Myrtle creek will inaKe ',,, 1()uk nrt,.r th(1 ,,M,,mi,,H ,lf ,l(,ir ,.,,, their home here when the term of school from ,ltl,rmt if nothing else, ff , T n , . , , ,!n '"'" ' indifferent and too ln.y The Intc A. J. J urphy of I'ortland : ((, , tMli it is certainly unfair to tax whose fu al was held at St. l'aul this ! i ti, ,,., i ,, i,:, .,. ,i: teach school in i aiiiirnin, ne says mat ; "-. ".'" w nun iiw wlint self ir..tcction should prompt him in cases whero mien teachers have not 'ur correspiuident. Mr. Murphy t0 ,0i i, jH j h c n,,. pnultivineii ak been dismissed bv school trustees they " 'n trnnster and livery business ; tM. i,U(l(. t ,nv him f.'ir keepinc arc entitled to their pay for the time;1" '"""i "'. " "" .vcars. they have worked. ;He. did a large business having at times Tho question arose when two alien ' '''K'lt or ten tennis doing transfer worn teachers, ono employed in the Mendo-, 110 l''BV' w,fo "",d ,nr,,e "n. A' cino high school and one in the Ukinh Murphy was formerly Miss Myrtn Ale high schrol, advised llvntt that theA"i,r who remded in Snl,.m at the trustees wern holdinu bndi their snlar-1 time of her marriage. She is a niece his hen house free from mites. ). S, H44-mHHMttMMM ee thp it. - --w v.jMviiai valued iui "gh grade shoes going at .... 2.45 e best that money can buy . . 3.20 l of the new Military boots going at 3.65 Men s heavy shoes all going at cost. Don't tail to see this line if in need of good work 8hoes. I MAKT THF PRirFS RIGHT. lilies for tho past month. :uf JIrfl- hinlun of r ruitlund. I . 1 . ... . . l- AI.....I... J;.,.l ,lit.i ...,l.l..l.. .1 il... "Tho trustees cannot lie forced to,""1 m"' ;i'"" ..nuj m in pnv the teachers," snvs llvntt, "but 1 i '""ne uf B 1H'''r 111 hnst Vortlnnd, Aj 105 do" not believe anv ono would criticize "trui.gc coincident occurcd just about a 110 1 the trustees if the'v do iav them. There 'year ago, also in I ortlnn.l, in the sud 115 nre hundreds of niieu teachers now em- J,'n ',,'1' "( ,tl"' hn;l f "ialer (Ten plovj and if thev rto not continue to of J'rs. Murphy. -Mr. Murphy spent ; com- tench tho school 'term will bo badly J,i" ""i1"'"'1 'lays at St. 1'iiul and the disrupted." funeral was hold from the Catholic. church at that place, - ! Wheat is a scarce article in this part i of the country. J tried lately to buy ! a little for hen feed but found none for sale. I doubt if there is a th.ius nnd bushels in Mnrion county today1 Tho newspapers nccasionnlly tell us what a fine thinf a dollar nnd a half it bushel wheat is l"r the fanner. They j seem to think the grower gets the hen-j 'fit of the present high prices. A re-1 cent published n-j rt of the amount uf wheat on hand in the I'nited Suites is thnt but 17 per cent is in tho hands of! the producer! Wlui has the K.'l per cent nnd who commands the high prices i I. list fall the fiirne r sold from 75 to M cents, He don't get the hijjli prices DEATH OF MRS. ELLIOTT. .1. I''. Klliolt, of I U I H State street, received word Saturday of the death of lii.i oldest son's wife iu West I'urt land. She died of pneumonia 'alter an ilhn'i.i of 10 days, and leaves a hus band and two boys, one 7 years of age, tiie other Zi mouth:' old. The dec. -used was born In Astoria L'H years ago and was a graduate of the ' i .(:, i Aiicul- tural college, Curviillis, The were shipped to Astoria nnd added to the barn, it will have a 75 1 cow capacity. The barn is electrically lighted, has! automatic water buckets and litter car rier running -100 feet beyond the barn. I The floors urn scrubbed each day and! back of each cow is a window, audi each window is absolutely clean. The cows nre carded and brushed each day, "unitary milk pails are used and be fore milking, thn udder of each cow is' washed nnd wiped dry. I In the washing rooms, steam heat is I used for all purposes. Imuiediiilely alter washing, the bottles are placed ii a concrete, sterilizing room. After they n ro placed iu this room, thev re-1 state senator, opened tho program with an address, alter which the olticiul ex position phupio was presented to Chairman Mack of thn New Vork ex posiliou commission. Helh Low's dedi cation address was an eloipient tribiitu to the genius of till! pioiiuers who luivo built up the great western empire. Mayor Holph of San r'rmiciscA, .ludgo William l.iimar of tho United Stateii Kxposilimi ( 'oiuinission, and I'rcsidcnt Thomas K. Ilayden of "The New VoiIicih'' also spoke, The New Vork building was erected at a cost of nearly 4500,000 and ha-. lieen the center of ninny social nelivi ties since tho exposition oiienod. A 4 ....! ., . . . main there under a heat of 200 degrees! "V""'" '! ' ' " r ",,lln . . "f New ork, includinir A III nul ( en- in the family graveyard hcide father and mother. and aro not exposed tn the air until taken out to be re filled. Within four minutes after the milk is drawn from the cow, it has gone through n process of cooling down to 50 degrees and is bottled and sealed. In the I'inckney llros. bnrn, every cow is fed according to the volume ami quality or milk she gives. Mich cow's milk is weighed and jshe is charged with her feed and U remains ) keep so that her exact value may be "ic interred 1 1, mm n. The best cows In the ilaiiv! rial Louis W. Stotesbury, at loaded. ROSEBURO PLANS YEARLY (STRAWBERRY CARNIVAI. Kim lung, Ore., March 111, The sev enth r ii n mi I strawberry carnival will bo held iu Itiiseboig May L'l and Mon- redit given. Then ''.v ' '"''"g raised lor tho event, and pin. is tin it it exclusion ami c.llicessioui r w a V. ' her give on the average, 10 pounds of milk I per day, testing .ia to 5 per cent, ' Love may be blind, but small broth ers nee everything in sight, Semi-Annual Sale a Few More Days Spring Opening S ale ! C-DeVoe, The Shoe Man, 263 N. Com 1 BUI Free Dispensary for Worthy Poor Dr. P. II . May, D. C, and Flor A. Brewster, M. D. D. C will eondiict a frc dispensary for Chiropractic adjustments at rooms 305 0 7, Ilubbaril Ul.lg. So-called incurable cases especially solicit ed. Hours from 1 to 2 p. n. l'hone 972. The Following Prices Will Prevail SUITS FOK MEN $30.00 Suits $25.00 $35.00 Suits $30.00 $10.00 Suits $35.00 $47.50 Suits $10.00 STORE OPEN EVENINGS The Following Prices Will Prevail SUITS FOR LADIES $30.00 Suits $35.00 Suits $10.00 Suits $17.50 Suits $50.00 Suits $25.00 $30.00 $35.00 $10.00 $12.50 Tailor to Men and Women ALL SUITS FINISHED FOR EASTER ; ' '. !' f.': y. ll '.' If ' i I , i .1 ' 1