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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1917.
COUNCIL HAS BRIEF
THREE DAY, STARTING TODAY
Marguerite Clark
Is One of Her Bi Successes
calalrrilation
BUT BUSY SESSION
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n Also "LIBERTY" the bi Patriotic picture.
Matinee Any
Evening 1 vIC Seat
BLIGH THEATRE
CANNOT MAKE WINE
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which an appeal In made from the vcr
il.'ijt ol' n justice court has no authori
ty to increase a fine (riven by the low
er court, August Fotsch and T. F.
Ward of Multnomah county, appenlod
to the supremo court in the caso of as
sault nd hattery brought ngninnt them
by the slate of Oregon, but lost out
when the supreme court affirmed the
decree of tho lower court. Tho opinion
was given liy Justice Bean.
The defendant were arrested for as
aniilt and hattery under ficticious
mimes and tried in the Juctise's court
in 1'oitland. They pleaded not guilty
but were convicted and fined $20.
They, appealed til the circuit court,
which found them guilty by verdict of
a jury, and they wcro fined $150.
In their pleadings they allege that
the complaint was lneiit fu-ient because
their true names were in the title of
, .lie. complaint but not ill the body of
it; niul hIho that the court bad no pow
er to increase the tine.
.Inn! ice Hean says: - Upon appeal to
the circuit court from a justice of the
pence in a civil action, a new trial is
bail. An appeal la 'taken in a crim
inal action in the same manner. The
tiinl court bad authority to impose the
fine mentioned anil the judgment is
i I't'ii'iiiell. "
Justices MoHride, Monro and McCain-
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CATARRH
of the
BLADDER
relieved in
24 HOURS
Each Cao- """"V
MuW-ariUielMluY
name . y
Pfumrpofrmtnlprffitt
manf concurred.
Officials Not Liable
An important easo for the city of
Portland was that brought by Victoria
I. Colby against tne city of Portland.
Mayor Albee, Coinmisioners Bigelow,
Brewster, Dieck, Daly and City En
gineer Dnter for damages for injuries
received from an accident resulting
from a defective sidewalk. The plain
tiff caught her foot in a defective side
walk at Kant 32 street and Salmon and
was injured. She brought suit in Judge
Kavanaugh's court and received a judg-'
nient of $0350 against the city commis
sioners. Ah to the city itself, Judge Jav
anaugk allowed a non-suit. The case is
reversed by Judge McBride and re
manded for a new trial. Justice Moore
wrote a dissenting opinion.
It was brought out in the decision
that if the city inspector did not do
his duty in inspecting the walks, then
tho city of Portland was liable, in spite
of a charter amendment exempting the
city from liability. If the commission
ers did their duty regarding tho matter,
then1 the judgment does not fall on
them but on the city itself.
Opinions in two minor Marion coun
ty cases are handed down. The other
opinions are as follows:
li. P. Hubbard, et al., appellants vs.
Win. Scott; appeal from Jackson; suit
for damages for alleged violation of
agreement ; opinion by Justice Harris;
Circuit Judge Hkipworth affirmed.
Culifomia Trojnn Powder Co. vs.
Wudhnms & Co., appellant; appealed
from Mullnuinnh; action for damages
for attaching certuin powder; opinion
by Justice Benson; Circuit Judge Mc
Ginn affirmed-
W. C. Alvord, et al., appellants vs.
M. C Banfield; npoaled from Mult
nomah; suit to recover money deposit
ed bv a bankrunt and a forfeit for
breach of a lease; opinion by Justice
Bean; Circuit Judge Gatens reversed
We will give absolutely free an EXTRA PAIR OF
PANTS with each suit. These suits are not hand-me-downs,
but are made to your exact measure by expert
tailors from materials selected by you.
HUNDREDS OF ABSOLUTELY NEW TEXTURES TO
SELECT Fta. ALL WOOL FABRICS OF EVERY
IMAGINABLE WEAVE, PATTERN AND COLOR EFFECT
Don't Delay! Make Your
Selection Early
THIS OFFER IS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
Suits priced $20, $22.50, $25
TCIIVOOLBINIUSSTOliE
f.V.7 Lccatioa428 State Street
SCO
Transfers $10,000 to Inter
est rundand Pays Costs
cf Paving Suits Lost
A short meeting of tho city council
was held last night at which time con
siderable matters of routine business
was transacted. Jt was found neces
sary to transfer at this time the sum
of ten thousand dollars from the im
provement bond interest fund so that
the city would not default in the pay
ment of large amounts of interest now
uue. it was declared tins action was
necessity on account of the precarious
financial condition in which tho city
now rinds itself.
A lottr from W. H. Noma, receiver
for the Hubbard building, was received
asking tlihl the action of the council
retusing the request to build a stair
way on High street to tho basement be
reconsidered as the city health officer
, demned tho basement as unsani
tary and requires ventilation to be
established. Mr- Norris stated he
wished to build the stairway instead of
ventilators on account of the fact that
they would be used as cuspidors bv
(the public When it came to a vote
the motion to reconsider was lost.
K. L. Stiff & Son aslted the council
for permission to build a corrugated
iron extension to their building on
Court street but the council refused
permission as tho erection of such a
structure would be contrary to the
provisirMs of the fire ordinance. The
petition was referred to tho fire and
water committee.
In response to a letter from the
Polk county court asking that the city
of Salem pay one-third of the cost of
keeping a watchman on the old bridge
and also the upkeep,' tho council voted
authority to draw a warrant for one
third of tho expense and send it to the
Polk county people.
The sum of 100 was turned over to
tho playground board as due from the
playground fund.
It was reported that tho costs in the
suit of John Albert against the city
of Salem nmountod to $08.50, in that
of Watson against the city $25, th-3
case of ('arson and Fry $48.33 and the
case of Lord $19. The costs of these
suits were ordered paid.
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Stop It Now!
The heat of the sun dries out the natural oils of the
scalp. Dandruff increases. Scalp itching becomes
not only unpleasant but even dangerous.
Stop this jtehmg now You can, with very little trouble!
bpnnkle, only twice a week, a little Pompeian HAIR Massage
on your scalp. Rub it b the Pompeian way (carefully de
scribed in booklet enclosed in every package) and soon your
scalp itching will stop.
Pompeian HAIR Massage
Mops Dandruff-Hair Commg.Out
The success of Pompeian HAIR
Massage is in the "massage" idea. It
I is a treatment, not merely a tonic. The
massaging (rubhing) of the scalp wake
up the roots of the hair to new life.
. This massaging also opens the pores
of the scalp to the wonderfully stim
ulating liquids in Pompeian HAIR
Massage. Dandruff goes. Your hair
will become and stay healthy, vigor
ous and attractive. -
Pompeian HAIR Massage is a clear
amber liquid (not a cream). Not oily.
Not sticky. Very pleasant to use. 25c,
60c and $1 bottles, at the store.
MEN Have your barber give you
a treattnen. and prove to yourself how
refreshed your scalp feels by one ap
plication. Don't hesitate to use Pompeian
HAIR Massage. It is made by the old
and ' reliable makers of Pompeian
MASSAGE Cream and Pompeian
NIGHT Cream.
One Bottle Shows Actual Results
Adv. 8P
John (long, appellant vs. Tom Toy;
appealed from Marion; action to re
cover for wages; opinion by Justice
Burnett; former Circuit Judge Gallo
way affirmed.
W. H- Stewart vs. George V. King",
appellant; appealed from Jackson; in
volving title to mining claims; opin
ion by Justice Iturnott; Circuit Judge
Calkins reversed.
, ClArles F. Voung vs. George P. King,
appellant; appealed from Jackson; in
volving title to mining claims; opin
ion by Justice Hurnett ; Circuit Judge
Calking reversed-
Thomas M. Askay vs. Patrick iIa
louey, et al., appellants; appealed
from Multnomah; . suit to recover
damages for death of plaintiff's son;
opinion by Judge Moore; Circuit Judge
McGinn reversed.
Arthur J. Ran mi u, appellant vs! J. O.
Davis; appealed from Marion; action
to determine- whether a farm was sub
ject to execution; opinion by Justice
Bean; former Circuit Judye Galloway
affirmed.
Motion to dismiss appeal in the
Southwestern tlurety Insurance i'o. vs.
William Foster, appellant, was allowed.
Keheariugs were denied in Ktuart
vs. Camp Carson Mining Co.; Seward
vs. First National Hank of Ontario,
and Camp Curson Mir.injf Co. vs.
Stephenson.
WILL TEST DOO LAW
Roseburg, Ore., July 3 Roy Bellows,
merchant, began an attack on Oregon's
row dog licensing law, which makes
constables dug catchers today. He filed
a suit against Constable Howard
Church wh 1 seized Bellows' unlicensed
dog. Bellows coutendii the law is unconstitutional.
Edwards, H 1.0ft iHalbert,
On the Roll of Honor
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DeGuire-, Harry H., and wife, to John
and Lena O. Paterson, W. pt- lot 2,
Joliusou's add to Silverton, $2,000.
Trost, Christ, and wife to Gustav A
Arndt, W, 4 4-5 acres in sec. 12-4-1 W.,
$NU.
Keene, A. A., and wife, to Rutha P-
Pratt, Q. C. 1)., kits 10 and 17. blk. 2.
Ken 1. Simpson add to Salem.
Wilson, Chaa. I.., and wife, to John
F. Keller, W. 00.323 acres in sees. 8
and 33, 4-1 W.
Zimmerman, Geo., and wife, to
Schlador and IStahl, W. pt. of Jno.
Barge, D. L. C, 34 U l W iu Silver-ton.
Query, Chaa. 1)., and wife, to Carpen
ter Bros., W. lot 8, G. M. Croisan Fruit
Parma, No. 2, $500.
Champhn, Thus. M., to Helen G. Aid
rich, W. lot 4,-blk. 4, Willamette add
to Salem.
Ryan. Martin I, to W. S. MeKiunev.
Q. O. I)., lots Tl, 8, 3 and 4, Smith's
truit iarms, M). S.
Sheridan, D. P., and wife, to W. 8.
McKinney, lots 71 and 72, Smith's Fruit
Farms, No. 8-
Pacific Coast League Standings.
W. L. Pet.
Sau Fraueis.-o 53 3ti 5!Mj
Suit I.ake 45 37 .54f
Oakland 44 44 .500
l.os Angeles .. 42 44 .4sS
Portland 37 45 .451
Vernon 36 51 .414
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Cates, J. R
Cat ton, Oscar
Cavanagh, Mrs. Geo
Chamberlain, Mrs. M. L
Chandler, A. 1,
Chapler, Adella
Chapman, C. H.
Chapman, F. J
Chatfield, C. W
Chenault, Miss Olive ;
Chestnut, T. G
Childs, Leo N
Ckilders,-J. W
Christenson, A
Christofl'erson, Hans Fremont....
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Chung, Lung
Churchill, H. B
(Mark, Gabrielle
Clark, Henrietta
Clark, M. E
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Clement, W. S;T
Clifford, D.
Clynier, Y. W
Coburn, J.' M
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Coleman, Jas. R.
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Couger, John
Conley, R
Conn, Mrs. Anna B.
Cook, VV H
Coolidge, Alice
Cooley, Ellis C '
Coombs, Morton ,.,
Coombs, Orville
Cooper, J. T.
Coovert, I). A
Corlvle, Marion
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Cradlebaugh, J. H.
Craig, Robt
Crawford, J. H
Creson, Letha -
Cremer, Louise
Cromwell, Jessie '
Croshaw. E. T.
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Crothers, J. E
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Cuuiuiings, G. L
Cummings, Lora,
Cunningham, Florence L
Curtis, H. R
Dale
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Darbv, Claude .-
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Darby, W. R
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deBries, Wm
DeWitt, Mrs. P. S
Dibble, W. C
Dickey. J. A
Dickson, Helen 8
Diom. Robt
Dingee, Sam '1
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Dirks, Ben -
Doane, John J.
Doe, Jane :
Donaldson, O. L.
Dornousch, Wm. C
lougherty, E -
Dove, W. A
Dove, Mrs. W. A
Dowe, P. .J
Downing, Hazel
Dukman, Louis
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Everett, Burt
Fahey, Mrs. K
Falk, Conrad
Fallol, C. T
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Fasnot, John
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Harris, Frank
Harris, John
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Jordan, W. L,
H.
2.50
1.00
20.00
20.00
2.00
6.0O
5.00
5.00
5.(M
Jorgensen, N. C. 10.0(1
Jory, Frank
Josse, L. W.
Judson, Mrs. L. B. ..
Julian, Mary S
Kaiser, Mrs. Ange ....
1 Kalb. Geo. S
Kapplinger, W. F, ..
Kaufman, E. Z
j Kawata, K
'Kays, C. E.
Keefer, D. S ...
Keene, Mrs. Sophia
Kelso, J. L
Kenealy, C. J. !
Kennedy Miss Ruby
Kcnnen, Gilbert ....
Kent, Albert .....
Kopplnger, Nick ....
Kerby, A. B
Kernick, M. J: '.
Kessncer, O. C, ......
Kevt. E...C.
Kildahl, A
Kim, 8. C. L.
Kimball, S. P
King, Mrs. Jerry
Kingsley, Mrs. D.
Kirscher, John
Kleen, Mrs. D. and family
Knapp, Margaret S. ,
Knighton, E. G
Knoff, Gustaf
Knowland, Paulino
Knuths, Chas.
Koop, L. :
Kqrbs and wife, Adam
Kostenborder, .Edna
Kostenborder, Wm
Kostenborder, Mrs. Wm
Kron, Frank
Krueger, A. J.
Kuekelberg, Jacob
Kugel, N. P ,
Kuhn, Harold
Kuntz, Alvin ;
Kurtz, Chester
A.
2.00
1.00
1.0O
2.00
5.00
5.0O
3.54
l.oa .
2.00
2.50
10.00
1.0a
1.0(1-
1.00
2.0?
4.00
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1.00
3.on
1.50
1.00
20.00
5.00
. 3.00
10.00
2.50
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20.00
I.OO
5.00
1.00
1.00
1.0ft
2.00
5.00
l.Ofr
1.00
5.00
2.00
5.00
2.00
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Kurz, E. A ..... 1.00
Kurtz G. F 5.00
Kusnl, Aug 5.00
LaBare, Frank 1.00
LaBranch, Edw.
Lambert, Roger
Lander, W. W.
Lank.ord, John
Lankford, Mrs.
Lansing, E. Y.
M.
5.00
5.00
1.00
5.00
25.00
5.00
Lansing, Mrs. Nettie 2.00
Larson, T. C.
Larwood, Mrs. Clara
Lassen, J. H
Lassen, Veva
Latton, W. K
Lauderbaeh, John
Lauderback, Thos .,
Laue.. Mrs. Anna
Lebold, Ed
Leeper, R. T.
2.50
5.00
I.OO
1.00
5.00
10.0a
5.00
10.00
1.00
2.00
Lcmke, Carl 1.00
Lemlev, Wm.
Lengele, Theo.
Leo, Bruno
Letheoe, Mrs. E. B,
Lewis, A. M
Lewis, T. A
Lawitson, J. P
Lightfoot, Herbert
Lindsay, W.
Linn, Charlie
Liphart, John
Liston, N. C.
Livesley, Chas. ....
Lomax, Geo
Longmire, W. W
Loomis, C. H
I.00 mis, Mrs. C. H
Loonev, G. G. ....
Loveland, H. G .....
Lownds, L. J.
Lowry, Margaret
Lowrv. Robt.
Lucas, (has.
Luudgren, John .....
Lynch, Isaac
Lvnch, J. S. -
Lytle, J. W. .......
1.00
10.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
5.00
5.00
1.00
1.00
Lindsay, drs. W. B 1.00
1.00
1.00
5.00
4.00
1.00
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1.09
1.00
3.00
2.00
25.00
1.00
1.00
3.00
5.00
3.00
5.00
10.00
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TBAOE MAiH
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stimulates the digestive organs to ac
tion ho that the food that enters the
stomach is digested and assimilated.
Sold only by us, 50c and $1.00. Capital
Drug Store.
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