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THE DAILY CAFITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY .11. 1919.
GOOD ROADS MEASURES TO BE VOTED ON AT ME 3
ELECTION AND THE CAPITAL JOURNAL'S
RECORDATIONS.
STATE MEASURES
Jjere Iswherlend myJbattery troubles -
Why not say that to yourself say it today? Many a motorist before you has laid
the bugaboo of starting and lighting doubt and distrust forever by simply calling at
our Station and getting the real "hard pan" story of the
and "Exit" Service. The "ExiSc" Battery is the
battery with thirty-one years of exclusive storage but
tery building experience insuring the "rightness" of its
every detail. Kvery feature of it is practical designed
by practical men from practical knowledge, and tested
out in practical work.
Let us show you the "ExiCe" Battery. Examine it
carefully. See how sturdily it is made. Learn just
what each part is and why it is there. The "Xi&e"
is sold not on flashy selling points, but
on real "reason-why, open-eyed" facts. If
you arc convinced that it lubkt good,
put it in your car and prove the soundness of your
judgment.
"EXlPe" Service stands back of every ,,Exl5e" Battery.
"jClOC" Service is considerably more than the mere sticking
of a hydrometer syringe into the electrolyte. "ExlCC" Serv
ice is based on the big, broad principle of "solving the custo
mer's individual battery problems." "JEXtCC Service enables
you to get exactly the battery best suited to your particular
needs; it provides for the kind of attention that will keep that
battery "on its job" season in and season out. "JCxIPt"
Service knows no exception; it includes the repairing, recharg
ing and testing of all make of starting batteries. Come in and
talk it over.
STARTER SERVIVCE--BATTERY SERVICE
R. D. BARTON
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LOOK FOR
THIS SIGN
ROLL OFHONOR
' The following casualties ore reported' Abraham Cobun, Bronx J Y.
y the eommamlin jrcwcrul of the! Sim l- Vlmi- I'81wi!1 Ini1-
American Kspeditionnrr Forces; I "' I Konw, Davlingtori Mo.
..... .... ., Died of Disease
M " Adu" John C Nicholson, Bend Ore.
J,ed from Wound .v 4; Died of Accident and Other Causes.
I ed of Accident snd Oilier Causes 'i Koxcoo 0 Miller, (ilado M G.
I ed of liiscsse 15' Charles Kltner 1'ower, Lukcinin Mo.
Wounded Hcverely MM Ivlunrd M Htreblor, Akron Ohio.
.Wounded, Degree Undetermined.... 27 Kilwurd J. Weiufurter, Appleton Wis.
Wmtidi'd 8liKhtly 213
M h.hi im in Action l Died of Accident and Other Causes.
Antonio IM Carlo, Italv.
Total 2'H' Willinm C rMliff, Kansas City Mo.
I ('Initios M Mi-KiMinn, WooiMde Jj Y,
Killed lit Action. Willie Allirnoks, Jefferson Tex.
.Tu!m Midini'l Pyer, Heed City Mich.1 Mnrk Hurnctt. Iliihnid City Tenn.
C iivor l.oii.loilmc h, Mnvsvillo ICy. Kdwnnl .lames Jelinski, Ji'ortlt FonJ
Tlinnuiii Mitchell, Mystic, Iowa, du Luc, AVis.
Willinm Elmer fiesrinht, Colina Ohio.
Carl (jieiibling:, Ynuugstown, Ohio.
Died of Disease.
L. K. Anderson, Millshoro l'a.
U'o M Cavonaujjli, ('oboes N Y.
' Howard 0 Kciper, Ainsworth Iowa.
Hod Cross Nurse Jane A Delano.
Washington D C.
George h Huckstop, VotOsi Mo.
Willie Itiikor, Fiirnivillo Vn.
Unrrv J Piibnor, Kansas Citv Mo.
Kvorett W Keen burger, Fort Wame
I nd.
Hubert F Irving, Vera Va,
James Uiyant l.urkiii, Cuba Ala.
Owen Williflins Middletun, Ketiuns
villo 8 C.
Anton Miller, Jefferson Wis.
William W Xoguko, Wiilkerville Mich
Coloinnn Handera, Loranc Oa.
CHINESE DEMONS FOR CELEBRATION
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Submitted by the Legislature SIX PER CENT COUN
TY INDEBTEDNESS " FOR PERMANENT
ROADS AMENDMENT. Purpose: To amend
Section 10 of Article XI of the Constitution of the
State of Oregon so as to raise the present 2 per
cent limitation placed upon counties in the creation
of debts and liabilities for permanent' roads, to 6
per cent of the assessed valuation of all the pro
perty in the county. Vote YES or NO
:S00 X YES
:l01 NO
Submitted by the Legislature THE ROOSEVELT
COAST MILITARY HIGHWAY BILL Purpose
To appropriate the sum of $2,500,000, contingent
upon the appropriation by the United States of
an equal amount, for the purpose of assisting the
United States in constructing a military highway
from the city of Astoria through Clatsop, Tilla
mook, Lincoln, Lane, Douglas, Coos and Curry
counties, State of Oregon, to the California state
line; to raise said sum by the issue and sale of
oonas, ot tne btate of Oregon and to provide a
method of payment of interest and principal
thereon and for the retirement of such bonds.
Vote YES or NO
310 X YES
m NO -
Submitted by the Legislature MARKET ROADS TAX
BILL Purpose: Providing for the construction
of State market roads under the supervision and
.control of county courts; providing for the an
nual levy of a 1 mill tax on all taxable property,
apportioning the proceeds among such counties
as become entitled to a share thereof; authorizing
county courts to levy a property tax in each
county for construction of market roads in an
amount equal to the sum apportioned, to such
county hereunder; excepting from the limitations
.imposed by Section 11 of Article- XI of the Con
stitution all taxes levied under the provisions of
this amendment. Vote YES or NO
316 X YES.
317 NO : :
i COUNTY MEASURES
Submitted hi the County Court MARION COUNTY
ROAD BOND ISSUE-Shall there be issued
bonds by Marion County, Oregon, to the amount
of eight hundred fifty thousand ($850,000.00)
dollars, due serially, the first installment of
eighty-five thousand ($85,000.00) dollars to be
due and payable four years from the date of such
bonds and each successive installment of eighty
five thousand ($85,000.00) dollars to be naid an
nually each succeeding year from such date until
the entire issue of eight hundred fifty thousand
($850,000.00) dollars shall have been fully paid
and redeemed, the last installment thereof being
due and payable thirteen years from the date of
such bonds, said bonds bearing Interest at not to
exceed the rate of five and one-half per cent per
annum, to provide for permanent road construc
tion, in Marion County Vote YES or NO
318 X YES
319 NO
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WHEN YOU LOOK
Demons cf ferocious appearance.' household coda have been sent
'ianpe native Idols and imairea of!rom China. India, Kore. Japan.
la-known rds have len fathered " Ainesi oj ''''
tha diversified displays at tha Cen
tenary Celebration. Eaeh fiirnre is
eaUlopied and tapfd before beinp
pinrvo in u.v axniou ouuumK vu
whieh it la asiirned. Two women
employra of the Celebration are
shewn here eatnlojruinf the idols.
The f.fvim riding on titr in the
foreground Is not "the jour. lady of
Niger, who went for a ride en a
ti(tr, and who diaaprteared. leavinn
to a tinkjue eolleetion for the Metho-
,i Centenary CelubraLion at Colum
., O, June 20 to July IS. Every
irr Is tsiff-ed and eatalopjJ tat
! e't'-i1-- . t t th throng
h ,. ! I' a Vg expotilloa
l'rsafih as Use
jrs shewn here ap.
- ' ir fgurea- to the
t t rt gifu to ap.
r 1 ,rah.
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Is represented as wearing a ne klaee
of her victims' heads draped about
ber shoulders. That this formula hie
frdiiejs was revered proir!y m
ndia is shown by the fart thnt the
natives named after ber their creat
ed city Caleutt
Contracted with the disphy of
native deities, the Centemry tele
bratma has prepared exhibits shew
ing the spread trf Christianity to the
lamls where ther.e idol were wor
shipped. Numerous exhilnts and life
drciiius with nativt Christian demon
si rators aliow Row the ripe! of
as the only clue "a smile on the face ( hn-l has been spread to t1 e world
of the tiper." She ia Kali, an awe-jin the 100 years of Metho-' t mia
nx5ja of laiJi, wit alayii none. '
North rorllmid, Or., Miy 30. The
reeeipta of rattle the hitter part of hint
week were nlnmt normal and prieea
steady. Yeaterdny 'a reeeipta were large
slime being more than the demand and
prices took a drop of about tiO. There
wn a fair proportion of all gradea In
the yards, Kxtra good steers wild from
l'friU tie. A few sold for alMive. but
uol iiiunv. (irtiil strrs wild from lO'.fii
11 '..; gnuil sIih k'rs, 9(o l'le; extra good j
rows liroui;lil lli-; ihhX rows st'lliiiif tii J
t'.j(li lo'i't medium, 7(b !r; atm-kem,!
iWOit'lie. , I
Thi'i-e w- n sn(i dcmnuil frr brlls
and piiits l nl nut Bi-akcn anv, same be-
isl from Ilia No nn most nf the sales. I
1'riuie veal r a Ives brought from lL'rti
The hoC r,.r-ipts hut week were hbout j around and see what a fool
normal and the prices the latter psrt; , , ,
of the week were steadv to what taeriVOU have been not tO COme tO
w. re the fiist .f the week, yesterday "a I . Hfifni-P vnl, hp chl-
reeeipts were not as tnrge as the Monday US DeiOie OU Will De Cna-
pn vioiis, biitnt the same time there prmed. Our Vulcanizing IS
was a gnoit supply here. I'rices were , ,
stu.de to stroll. The ton at sue was iar oeiier man any oiner
the same a the
tint there wi-re iniii
figure, in fart, the bulk of sirs for Vhich is the important item
prime mixed hugs were at SOe. " ! , TA , .
Mt.Hkem and feeders are still bein; IlOWadayS. DO UOt fail tO
JVZ; advantage of this op-
vi t.r,ifiY wrro innw. vrif )nt iwk portunity to have your tires
it harti to miiinfaiti tm ani tho t viiicanizea by us ana you
on the rori'iits yt'torday thf
jrii,. of wotlor ftml voHrlinc- lroko
I'M i'-jf, KOttfl woiiior urmiiK intra p(a
yoarlinj', H'
Mutinrt ftra.h at
qi'ilntioii on ifnettt (wi St'.
r;Xldr,Mu.::and the price is right, too,
riiMr immiuij( intra
Sin"-. Lamb prire re- rewMm-AJ Y,,U.nfAirT Irjfl
t l.e for prime lambsj 1 VUhuhU ImU lUiwUi.u.J Ilia
A man identified as John P. Strsum
of Tlie rVnb s whs iwtantle killed hy ;
an MV. S. i N. westbound train near i
Ruwons Tuesilne morning. Aeortlingj
to the eiiiiliner. the nun w lyinj on;
the trri. k ami made f effort! o siore. !
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H41 N. Commercial Street
Robt. Spoor, Trop.
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I TO LIMBER UP AND INCREASE YOUR
1 EARNING CAPACITY
Ride A Bicycle
You will find it a benefit to your pocket book as well
as your health, if you ride a bicycle.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Bicycles are built to withstand many years of hard
service. Just like their big brother the Harley- Dav
idson motorcycle. We give terms to suit, and take
your old wheel as part payment.
Harry W. Scott
147 S. Commercial St.
Phone 68
ees
Always keep to the right of the reittei
of the street and near the eurb.
Don't jam the gear shifting-lever
from low to reverse.or viieversa, until
the ear ha eomo to a dead stop, aad
then take jour time.
A very simple way of i'ler. 'jng valve
steais whie hare under suspicion of har
boring earbou deposit is to injeet a lit
tle kerosene in the air valve of the ear
hureator while the engine is running.
i In this way a little of the kerosenes
fi tls it nay down the valve stem and
softens mid washes off the earbon. It
is no bud idefe to do this once a ir. out k
! or so.
Approximately oO rig(Jor nl"l helpers
walked out from the Outhie shipyard at
Seattle Monday morning in a body In
a strike for 80 cents an hour, instead ot
the 71 rents they have been reeeivinft.
l'mntiUa eounty will not eomo undet
the law which provides that all school
moneys idiall be handled by the count)
treasurer, the eouuty court bavins; re
jected the provUiions of the law.
I Sale
pecsa
Very Wee
MOTOR BIKE HANDLE BARS, $2.00
A. H Moore
421 Court Street
Ot old place. Did not sell our store to DIRECTOR,
but having sales on bicycles and goods every day.
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Your New Gar
Take care of your car when it is new. Oil
it, grease it, keep it clean, but above all take
care of your buttery.
If you follow the few simple rules' of battery
care from the first day, your battery will not
only serve better but last longer."
One of the first things you ought to do
when you get your new car is to bring it in
and let us tell you what these rules 'are. Ask
us to register your battery at the same time
and get the benefit of the VViUard W-day
battery insurance policy.
Degge & Burred
Automobile Electricians
Phone 203 418 Court St.
, W tart, repair and re
tharge itorsge batten ca,
slwaya carry full
wppbr of battery parti,
lew btUr!e and rntl
batUriet.