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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1918)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORE. Saturday. JVix 20, 191s. A OEM NE AND N ROAD INFORMATION fOR TOM OTES ft IP INTERES1 BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS better Phone Fenwick Newell Sings at Chautauqua ' Heads Artists Company on Second Day I The Fenwick Newell Concert Company, who will present two programs at Chautauqua on the second day, la or of the stellar trios of the concert platform, Fenwick A. Newell, heit'liug the company, Is a lyric tenor who has been advancing very rapidly in popular favor during the past few years. His jlich natural voice, under the care and instruction of the two greatest vocal jcoaches In the country, Radanovlts of Chicago and Oscar Saenger of New jTork, has developed tones of glorious warmth and color. Miss Lillian Shank, violoncellist, Is an artist of highly developed technique and deep musical understanding, with a record of unusual success on the plat form. Mary Jane Grigsby, accompanist, Is a true artist at the piano. Caoital Journal Want Ads Will Get You What You Yant 444M MMttMtttttttttttttttttTttttMTfMtttftTTTttTtTfttt ft 177 South Commercial WHY NOT BUY THAT . GOODYEAR TIRE " TODAY It means more mileage They give service You will be better satisfied. . . fRYTHINO PERTAINING TOBirvfTry. GUH5 AND AMMUNITION 363 126 South Commercial - yN K) 111 CS? s. I f"in$' i BATESSltlES Cast As Much Both Use Gates Half -Sole Tires. The small car and the limousine Gates Half-Soles appeal to the owners of both alike. Their appeal lies in Service long mileage freedom from trouble. These are valuable to the merchant with prompt deliveries to make equally valuable to the pro fessional man and to the pleasure party for which an untimely puncture may mar a perfect day. They cost only one-half as much as other tires and are guaranteed for thousands of miles of puncture-proof service. , j: Look into this now! 5. S. Montgomery Street AUTOISTS This bulletin contains general informs tion concerning road conditions in or near the National Forests of Oregon and Washington, based on data furn ished by the field ro.cn of the 1 orest Re serve. TAKE NO CHANCES WITH FIRE. DROP NO BURNING MATCHES OB TOBACCO If you have a camp fire, build it away from logs, trees, or rotten wood. Scraps a clean strip aroufld it, digging down to dirt. When yon leave, PUT IT OUT. V. no water is available use dirt. OREGON ROADS. Western Oregon Willamette VaUey-Cascada Mountain Wagon Road, Open and in fair condi tion between Foster and the summit of the Cascade mountains. The bridges along this route are. dangerous and par ticular caution should be used in cross ing them. Efibo-Neskowin Open and in per manent summer condition for entire route. Tillamook Willamina Open in fail condition for entire route. Dead Indian Ope uerween Pcliea Bay and Ashland. Passable for autos. Klamath Falls-Crater Lake Open b.9 Lake points. In poor condition between tween Klamath Falls and all Crater Klamath Falls and Fort Klamath. All roads to Crater Lake are now open. Estacada-Cazadcro Open and in fair condition. Boad is narrow and rough. Crater Lake Boad Open and in good condition between Mcdford and Fort Klamath. Willamette Boad Open between Eu gene and a point several miles bevond Oak Ridgo. Closed to all vehicles bey ond this point. Columbia River Highway Opn ,md in good condition, Portland to Cascade Lcks. Closed for construction between Cascade Locks and Hood River. Cars may be shipped between Cascade Locks and Hood River by rail or boat on1 week flays. Eagle Creek public camp grounds is located 4o miles east of Portland on this road, which is paved the entire dis tance. Here the Forest Service main tains a free picnic and camp ground fot recr.oation use. Tables, benches, fire places, running water, and other con venienccs are available at this camp ground. MeKenzie Pass Road Open and in good condition, Eugene to west bound ary of the Cascade National Forest. Poor condition from west boundary of the Forest to Sisters. Drain-Seottsburg Open and in good condition, entire length. Klamath Falls-Bend (via Fort Kla math) Open and in fair condition en tire length, some rough places. lirants Pass-Crescent City Open en tiro Iongth and in good condition for a DEMAND IS MADE DEMAND IS MADE Governor Whitman's Strength Is Turning Toward For mer President Saratoga, N. Y., July 19. Praneis Hendricks, one of the strong'Mt sup porters of Charles Whitman i;i t'ne re publican state convention here, today signed his name to the petition asking Colonel Roosevelt to make the race f'jr governor. .e. Hughes las telegraphed 4-M 1 44 .i .. . . . .... Phone 428 1 AND CAMPERS few rough places. Pacitie Highway; Open and in fair condition, Roseburg to Grants Pass and Medford. In good condition, Grants Pass to Wolf Creek. ' Barlow-Oak Grove Road Open . and in good condition, Portland to Rhodod endron. Poor condition Rhododendron to forks of road near Clear Lake. Open but rough, Clear Lake to Cedar Burn Good condition, Cedar Burn to Wapi nitia. EASTERN OREGON. Sparta-East Eagle Park Opn and in good condition entire route. Bakor Cornucopia Open, and in good condition. Bakor-Prairie City Open and pass able for all vehicles, but in poor con dition. Hardman-Spray Open and passable for machines entire route. Prinevillo - Mitchell . passable be tween Ochoco Station and Wheeler Crook county line. Open and in ex cellent condition county line to Beaver Ranger station. WASHINGTON ROADS. Western Washington. Cascade Sconio Highway Open from coast towns to Sultan. Closed between Sultan and Ty.e for construction work. Detours not possible. Bridges aro not finished across Miller River and the Skykoinish River. Sunset Highway Open and in good condition from Seattle to Clo Eluin. Sixty miles out of Seattle on this high way is the D,onny Creek camp grounds, where the Forest Service maintains a free camp and picnic grounds equipped for the uso of the public. Arlington-Darrington Boad Road is open and in good condition Arlington to Fortson. Fair condition 1'ortson to Dar- nngtn. Olympic Highway Open and In good condition betwaen Olympia and Quini- ault Lake. Open and in fair condition between Olympia and Discovery Bay, Good condition Fairholm to Mora and Forks. EASTERN WASHINGTON. State Road No. 4 Open and' in fair condition between Republic and Tonas kct. Slato Road No. 10 Open and in fair condition between Entiat and Patoros. The road is getting rough in placos. Blewett Pass Highway Open and in good condition Clo Blum to Wcnatchce. This road is now in the best condition it has ever been. Several bridges and the heaviest grades on the old road on the Chelan side of the road have been eliminated and a large number of new turnouts built. No driver should havo any difficulty in negotiating this road. his friends to sign his name to tho p.e tition. New York, July 19. "Thoro is only one thought in my heart and you kn( w what that is," Colonel Theodore Xrto.ie velt said here today, when ssked if hs had anything to say regarding the un official convention of republicans at Saratoga. He referred to .the news re garding his son, Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt, reported dead la an aerial combat in Frnnnn. ''I have had no conference with a'jy living man on the subiect of nfilitj- I want none. I am not interested in politics at this time. It is farthest f 1 011 my inougnts.'' Colonel Roosevelt retn ter Bar with Mrs. TCnnanvnlt I I uaugmer, Mrs. Kicnara Derby. He ask en xnai ne not oe Uisturbed again to day, The round robin appeal pointed out to Colonel Roosevolt the necessity of his stepping in io unite fuctioiis of the Tmrt.v. It. was nurnn.l hv mnnv n,,r.K. ! licans who in tho ini. liitn n,,u,.,i the colonel. Among those was William jaarnes. Morton a. LCwra, attorney gen eral. who is a candidalo fnr iln fr;a wrote the colonel, declaring h .withdraw if Boosovelt wauld become a candidate tor governor oi Now York Battery Attention Regarded Imporant Extra lights, trouble finders, cigar lighters and other such attachment on a niotor car are, no doubt, great con veniences; but they may cause a mo torist consddcrable trouble unless ho gives attention to his battery. These appliances all draw electric ity from tho battery, end ofton tho generator on the car is not adjusted so that it will roiplaco the current they uso and thus overcome the heavy dTain on the battery. As a consequence the motoriat may find that his starter is inoperative, and cigar lighters are cold comfort when you must crank your car by hand. The best way to eliminate such trouble is to have a competent battery man look over the car and see if such devices aro overloading your battery. "You do not need to pass up inch convenience," says Mr. Degge, the lo cal representative of the Willard Stor age ISattery company, "if you have your battery taken off the car and re charged at proper intervals. The cost of recharging is small, but it is the price one must pay for added eleetriAl attachments, if he wants to keep awaj from trouble; and inconvenience," IS IMjilt j.ai'' II jjj M iilll i i TTTTTTTIYtTITI f i - iJ J lull lUimil l iliif mgmJiil llii in iU li U iJillifUrUiyngn WiJi , P V I because land : FRONT & STATE Exide Battery Man TaiksTo Car Owners Felw antomobilo owners reali?, tho work being dono by the Starting and lightdng batteries in their cars, says B. D. Barton, manager of the local Ex- ido Battery depotj at 149 8. Commer- ciul street. Tlie battery is there to strat the car, they reason, and start the ar it sliould regardless of any thing else. In a measure they aro correct in tins reasoning. The battery should start tho car nt all times and it will if given half a chance. It is hard to Tcalize the amount of 219 N. COMMERCIAL "QUACKSr Our business is built on SERVICE. It costs you no miles in the country than it does in our store. Our Line is complete from a 28x3 to a 38x7. UNITED STATES AND PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIRES. 2-Service Cars-2 PHONE 66 Mode! 90 First Choice of "Women (-because it is a beautiful car. of ample room, wide seats, deep cushions and refinements throughout. y 1 1 because it is powerful, easy to handle, with convenient control and easy operating clutch. (v because it has electric Auto-Lite starting and lighting, vacuum fuel system, large tires non skid rear, cantilever springs and 100-inch wheelbase. ? Z it is economical and backed service everywhere. fintoinlaotOMrXcnttutaiorUyi Appearance, Performance, Comfort, Service and Prion tifiW Four, Uoiel 60 Toril Car VAI.I.FY HOmR COMPANY STS. ELBEltT power there is in a little atorago bat tery. An "Eiido" 'battery weighing CO lbs'., will give ono house power for approximately 30 minutes. This is enough power to raiso its own weight to ft vertifinl height of nearly 6 miles, This seems like power enough to start thn car an unlimited number of times, but to crank an autoanoMla engine a buttery must dovolop mora than one horflo power for a fow sonds c min utes, as tho occasion demands, and therotfoTO tho current that is taken from the battory must bo put back in, if witiHfa',tory operation is to bo ob tained. No warning is given by the battery when it is not being properly treated it works cm mwomiplniningly, until its lart ounce of strength is exliaust- I' by Over-' ' THOMPSON, Mgr mm i i ed. The complainiing is then done by tho automobile owner when he find, out how much of a repair bill he has to pay on coiinit of his own neglect and abuso of the battery. It is to eliminate this abuse to the battery that wo make free inspections) of all makes of batteries at our "Ex ido" Service station, as these tests show whether tho battery is receiving too mh or not enough charge, and also act as a check on tho condition of the bulaiico of tho electrical appa? ratus. The attention a battory requires la smiiU compared to tho work it does, though very important and essential to satisfactory operation. JOURNAL WANT ADS SELL 219 N. COMMERCIAL more to buy from us, 10 ; PHONE 66 i 1 ' n m 7