HON TAKEN ON
URAHENDHENTS
Jleefe Called for
!onday to Take Ac
Concerning Them
.THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. PRECOX TITFn a v MAY 22. 1917.
THREE
,j M.ll-t. of Ward
"r''' ...V jk it nil count of
"" I ,.c,t week
!',l.lc t serve council
:"r,c,(th ward. The re.
, ,civcl u.l ; . ed on file
.if two candidates to fill
".Ulil-nHn MUlet. who
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: .cures i'h th honored
.. ..maented to me
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Th first was
mi"". "- nr.-.
rn, " .,u too fitlii'i
vcten of the aevrnth ward. The !.
tun of new alderman to fill the v
cen y will he taken up an a spc-i 0r
ler of buino at the i .,..
rUti.Ly Bizl,t. i
On la.it.ou of Councilman Kllii.lt. 1
apefial meeting of the council wai rail-i ff
e.l for neat Monday niKht at which ra
time tne amendments to tie eharter ! f!
will be brought up for diaeuMion. Thig'M
roHaed re aivtviMment aiiiendiiient nor E
the question of calliiiK a aporial rityfl
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A FEW OF OUR MANY PRICES
that of
night.
Soma Wages Raised
By resolution, the siiIhii.-k of never
ill of the men in the street department
were rained. The increases are an fob
hoilowx: W. M. Zeieher, mechanic in!
street department, from 75 to $S0; ;
Leonard Zwickcr, expert in the newer
department, from jH'.IiO to L'.Tj a day: i
Walter Hirdwell, dog catcher, from :
$2.50 to 2.7f a day; teamster fioirr j
2.25 to 2.50 a day; common laborer
from twenty five eeuta to thirty eeuti
an imur; unvni jcrman, atableman,
from $00 to $H5 a month. I
In accordance with instruct ion from i
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.Untioii was asked ''y -0
NEGLECT
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worse. Believe
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of merit and guarantee to
Sold only by Me Bml
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the council, several weeks ago Recorder;
Kae" asked for bids on a rock crusher. I
Lust night several bids were received
and opened. The amounts varied con
siderably, the lowest beinq $!i"5 and
the highest 20ti5, The bids were re
ferred to the spccml committee having.
tne matter in cnarge.
Hoth Htate and Commercial streets
will be better lighted if the several pe
titions for electric signs are granted.
The following petitioned the council
lor permission to install electric signs
in front of their places of business: ()
.T. Sehei, The Salem Woolen Mills store,
Hteusloff Brothers, The Capital Drug
Stie, Chambers and Chambers, and
Jfeyers Htore. The petitions were refer
red to the committee on lights with
power to act.
In regard to the bill due on rock
crusher rolls that were purchased by
the city in the spring of JSdti and on
which tne sum of iillil was paid, Coun
cilman Klliott moved that a warrant
bo drawn for the amount yet unpaid,
which amounts to $12i(). The original
cost of the rolls was .$17."0.
' Some Other Matters
The matter of the acceptance by the
city of the deed fo Hush 's pasture was
made a special order of business at the
special meeting of the council next
..londay night. The report of the park
committee was read last night, it was
without any recommendation.
The building committee reported that
according to information given by Ar
chitect l'ost, if a stairway was built
in the tower of .the city hall so that
the tower could be used in erecting a
flag pole from which to fly the big Am
erican flag recently purchased, the cost
would be about $4(13. If the pole, is put
up on the ridge of the main building
the committee stated it could be erect
ed at much less cost. The building com
mittee reported that its funds were
overdrawn at the present time and that
if a polo was erected the. money would
have to be taken from another fund.
New Office Created
One of the most important measures
to get by the Kalein council in a long
time was the lire marshal ordinance,
which was passed last night by a vote-
two. Councilman r.uciiner
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A FEW OF OUR MANY PRICES
1 Lot Pure Worsted Suits, reg
ular $25.00 ;
$7.95
AH Men's Trousers
One-Half Off
Summer 2-Piece Underwear,
regular $1, each
49c
Men's Garters, regular 25c ....
16c
Two-Piece B. V. D., regular 50c
19c
Boys' Raincoats, regular $3.50. .
$1.75
MEN'S HATS, REGULAR-
$2.00 cut to $1.35
$3.00 cut to $2.10
..$3.50 cut to $2.49
Eirick Biroso
ClOSiNG OUT
ALE
Continues to Bring Big Crowds
WHY NOT? When men can come here and buy the
newest and best lines of Clothing from blue serges to
fancy mixtures in any size from 34 to 48 and save from
25 to 50 cents on the dollar? '
Delayed shipments of thousands of dollars worth of
new Spring and Summer Clothing, Underwear, Shirts,
Hats, Shoes, etc., have just been unpacked and every arti
cle placed on sale at prices to defy any competition or sale
ever advertised in Salem. No war prices here:
REMEMBER no selected lots; our entire stock of high
"grade Clothing, etc., is sacrificed in our desperate and sin
cere effort to close out and quit business for good.
BRICK BROTHERS SSS!
Underwear Porisknit Union
Suits, regular $1.00
69c
Work Shirts, regular 65c
48c
B. V. D. Union Suit, regular
$1.00
89c
Men's Sox, black and tan, reg
ular 10c
4c
Wool Underwear, 2-piece, reg
ular $2.50, each
98c
White Canvas Hats, regular 50c
23c
Wool Sweater Coats, regular
$4.00
$2.00
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of nine to
and Wilson voted against it.
This ordinance creates in the city a
fire marshal, who is given power to en
ter all premises for the purpose of in
spection as to fire hazards. He is em
powered to order the removal, or the
repair, of any place or thing that in
his opinion constitutes a fire hazard
and consequently a menace to lite and
property. He can do this by serving
written notice personally or by man.
He can prohibit the storage of com
bustibles and can regulate fire ex
tinguishing apparatus.
Jn other words this ordinance cre
ates an officer who is charged with
l..l,:,... off.... tlio onfetv of the DCOIHO
nf Hi., eitv nn rlniithoiized to do SUCH
things as best to prevent fires and the
loss gf life and property from fires. If
property owners receive notice rom
the fire marshal to clean up their prem
ises hereafter, it will behoove the prop
erty owner to do so. And, under the
state law, should he neglect to obey the
order and there results a fire with at
tendant loss of property of a tenant
or perhaps loss of life, he is estopped,
from setting up any defense against a
claim for dainaes brought by the ten
ant or person injured.
Hutton is Appointed
Chief of the Fire Department Hut
ton is made by this ordinance fire
marshal of the city of Salem, which is
in pursuance 10 me simp i .....v
went into effect yesterday. The state
law makes the insurance commissioner
hief tire marshal ot the state. lie nan
several deputies. Also, the duets ot tne
PEOPLE ASK US
what is the best hair tonic. e always
recommend
THAB6 MASH
HAIR TONIC
We know the formula and it is a
.) SnlH nnlv bv us, 50c and
ii.no. Canital Drug Store, Z. J. Eiggs,
Salem. Ore.
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We Invite You
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FASHION HINT-
-A WHITE I.ACE HAT WITH
FLOW EES
A STRAW. CROWN AND
various fire departments are by virtue
of their office deputy fire chiefs. Po;
lice officers, by virtue of their office,
are deputy fire chiefs. It is in pursu
ance to this new law that the ordinance
was passed last night.
While the Massachusetts, legislature
by repealing the law that forbade Sun
day gardening has removed the legal
inconvenience, it at the same time must
have taken about all the fun out of it.
AT THE DISPLAY OF GOOD SHOES IN OUR SOUTH WIN
DOW. THESE SHOES CONSIST OF
CORNS PEEL RIGHT
OFF WITH GETS-IT
Drops, and the Corn is a "Goner!"
Wlien vnu've eot to walk on the side
of your shoe to get away from those
awful corn pains, there's only one com-
The Just Wright Shoe $5.00 to $7.00 a pair
Our Special . . . . $5.00 to $6.00
OUR FULL LINE CONSISTS OF ARMY SHOES, MEN'S
RED WING WORK SHOES, BOYS' DRESS SHOES, OUTING
SHOES, IN BRIEF "EVERY SHOE FOR EVER Y PUR
POSE." OUR HOBBY IS "SHOES THAT FIT THE WEAR
ER." WHEN YOU PAY US $5 TO $7.00 FOR A PAIR Ot
SHOES, YOU CAN REST ASSURED THAT NO ONE COULD
HAVE SOLD YOU ANY BETTER SHOES AT THE SAML
PRICE OR LESS. "OUR GOODS MUST BE RIGHT.
SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS
STORE
biles. They loft in the direction of the
railroad bridge near which the decapi
tated body of the child was found some
days after she had disappeared while
on ner way irom nome to school ft ,,,, . ,.. at ii o'clock in the
When Parsons was being tied to tlie morning a Turner, 3 o'clock in the af-
tree, he made a confession saying he tcrnoon at Marion and in the evening
chopped the girl's head off and assault- 0 C'0CK " Jcneison.
a 1 -u j ext Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
ed her body. t, Wnmnns cib 0f Salem will be ad-
Ho implicated two other negroes who ,,,, lw waitPT T.. tw nnd Miss
he said afterwards assaulted the body. (.n,.lloi; Marvin, t.hn state librarian.
Hundreds of women are in the mob jn tljQ au(itorium of the Salem public
cii.frnifv "Hfltm .In 111 KrflWll ' ' iM TS. ti.
"6"' . .""" . , . , iiiurary
Minnie Woods, motlier ot tno aeaa gin,
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Your Corns Won't
NEGRO EXPIATES
(Continued from page one.)
Tjiessed themselves in favor of the
bonds by a two thirds majority.
Meetings favoring the road bond is
stio will be held tnis wcck as ioiiows:
Mount Angel, Tuesday evening with ad
dresses by Benson, Bowerman, Toozo,
llofer and Deckebach. Wednesday
three meetings will be addressed by
J. Warren
Kerrigan
Will Appear
IN PERSON
at the
OREGON
THEATRE
SATURDAY
Matinee and Evening
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
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Slirlvcl, l-yonen and i'eel On:
mon' sense thing to do. Put 2 or 3
d'ons of "Gets-It" on the corn right
away Pain aid inflammation will dis
appear, the corn will begin to shrivel
from that instant then it loosens and
falls right off.
rn...'.. nn other corn remover in
the world that acts like "Gets-It."
No new discovery has been made in
corn removers since "icts-i "
born. Don't forget that fact, "Gets
It" does away for ever with the use
of salves that irritate, bandages that
make a bundle of your toe, plasters
that half do the work knives and
scissors that draw blood. Use "Gets
It" no more digging or cutting.
"Gets-It" is sold everywhere, 2ac a
bottle, or sent on receipt of price by
& Co.. Chicago, 111.
Sold in Salem and recommended as
the world's best corn remedy by J. C.
Perry, D. J. Fry, Opera House Pharmacy.
Ainr.1inir to Mr. Tooze. the cam-
was brought to the stake in time to see ,,aign j progressing successfully and
th,e torch applied. When tho fire be- the outloolc favorable.
neath the negro was blazing, a collec- m
tion for a tombstone for the girl's grave jn tjie C11tente allies, pact against the
was made. separate peace nothing was said about
Person wa cho ned to a log to winch a Hpuarato truce, to be sure, but Rus-
branches of trees and other wood had gia should be reminded that a truce,
been fastened and saturated with gaso- jf it lasts long enough, cannot be dis-
line. When the fire started to Mini tne tinguished from a peace.
doomed negro did not utter a word, not
even a groan. As he burned, two men
each cut off an ear as a souvenir, utn
crs tried to cut off toes and finger..
As others tried to cut the body, a
leader mounted an automobile ana
cried: "Don't cut any ot hint ott, let
all of the dog bum."
They stenped back and cheered as the
body smoked and sizzled in the flames.
A speaker who asked the mob to
pause 'for prayer before the fire was
started was liooteit uown, rue num
shrieking "He didn't give little An
toinette a chance to pray and he'll get
none from us."
"Let him puffer ten million pains to
pay for the girl's death," she screamed.
Her appeal was received with a cheer.
None, of the members of the mob were
masked. All defied the officers openly.
Many of them are well known ttirougn
out the country.
The little, thing, as it may
seem, when your grocer
sends you a big wrapped
loaf of
Meeting at Gervais
Endorses Road Bond
A meeting of those active in the
work favoring the (i,000,0OO road bond
issue was held Monday at Gervais. Ad
dresses were made by Simon Benson,
chairman of the highway commission,
former state senator Bowerman, Walter
L. Tooae and Ceoige Koclgers. mere
was a largo attendance of both men
and women and according to Mr. Tooze
on a rising vote, the Gervais people ex
Sell it Journal classified ad way. J
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when you merely ask for
bread is really a true act
of friendship he has given
you the best he can.
CHERRY CITY BAKING CO.
TurnA RAT? A
PlHECfTION WILLIAM FOfc
THREE DAYS
STARTING
STARTING TODAY
Theda
Bara
In her first special De
Lux Production
"THE DARLINGS OF
PARIS"
Special 2-Reel
Hank Mann Comedy
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