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THE DAILY CAPITAL jpjttKJNTAL, SALEM, OKEGON, WEDNESDAY," SEPTEMBBER 8; 1919.
COUNCIL POSTPONES
. -PLOMESM'I
No Warrants Yet Issued On
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A REAL .SUCCESS
Our opening reception was well attended by Salem People who wished to in
spect our remodeled store and our New Self-Service Department or
"SHOETERIA"
But now that the "opening" is over we will be just as ready to show any
friends over the store and are glad to have you visit us whether you wish to buy
or not, it makes no difference, we will appreciate the call just the same. -
Our main store will be the same in Modern Up-to-the-Minute Shoes of every
kind and featuring Red Cross Noiseless Shoes for Women and "Brennan" (Un
ion Label) shoes for Men Both being High Quality goods at Medium Prices. (No
$25.00 shoes goes here not necessary) that people can afford.- But its the .
"SHOETERIA" THE "ECONOMY DEPARTMENT"
We want people to understand. In this department you can buy Ladies'
shoes at a Saving of Clerk's time for you. Serve yourself. With prices ranging
from $1.45 to $5.95. All good Bargains. Men's, from $2.59 to $6.45 with Beys
and Children's at similarly low prices. ;
You surely hit old H.- C. of L. at the "Shoeteria" Self Service Department of
At the Electric
Sigh Shoes
Littler & Upmeyer
: Sole Owners
' Stores at Salem and Toledo, Oregon.
No goods sold that we cannot guarantee satisfactory
Complaints Sworn Out By
v Gty Attorney.
'Xo action was taken at the meeting
iof the city council last evening regard
ling tlic refusal of four plumbing firms
'in the city to eoniply- with the ordi
nance providing that all plumbing es
tablishments shall pay an annual feo
of $20, Last Saturday City Attorney
Mary issued and filed complaints
axainsr T. M. Bnrr, A. L. Frascr, John
it. -Nathuian and-- Otto Muellhanpt,
charging them with a violation of the
city ordinance in not paying the li
cense fee. However, up to a late hour
this afternoon no warrants had been
issued out of the office of the city re
corder for the arrest of these plumbers.
The plumbing firms that have com
plied with the order of the city coun
cil aro Graber Bros., Patton Plumbing
Co.. 'Xclson 'Bros, and L. Ashclnian.
ficrnld Volk, alderman and chairman
of the plumbing commit toe is of the
opinion that the sanitary situation in
the city is bad and that something
must foe done to provide for inspected
plumbing. On account of the refusal
of four firms to comply with, the ordi
nance, it . is proboiblo thei plnmbinaj
question will be given a thorough hear
ing at an early meeting of the city
council.
San Diego-Tiajuana Road
Meets Opposition; Termed
As The "Highway To Hell'
to Tia Juiuia as the "highway to
hell," and are opposing it with might
and main.
Him Diego, fill., Sept. S. Pinna to
tHinsfnrm the tittle Milage (f Tia
ijiiaim, Lower California, into a second
Monti -K'nrlo, and the premier oasis of
the southwest, went forward , Jodny
n iili nililml 7.KHI ' fnlliiwiiii? the atuto-
inent lute yesterday of Hccrotaiy"'liiin-1 ing outfits.
ua I They seek
Ijansing's letter to Congressman Ran
dull (leciai'iii'J thnt war time passport
rcgiilnuuiiit could not be used to keep
the International border closed between
Nan UMogo and Tia Juann, meant that
the last obstacle had beon.. removed,
and that tho thirsty from the states
Voulri find relief below the border.
. .Bnrgu Long of Los Augelo has ftil
11 .uniiod liis intention of (building a
L'l)0,(feu cafe, and Janiea W. Cot'froth,
now in iNew- York,, is expected to rt
fslablish racing nt the Tin .huina truck
almut Thanksgiving. "
Clutrcli people have branded the pro
posed paved highway from Sun Diego
Curry County Gathering
JUasse For Trial Of
Murderer At Gold Beach
Hold. Beiuh, Or., Sept. 3. Many
families .are -arriving here with,ainp-
BEEcimn's
PILLS
aulckly help to strengthen
the digestion, stimulate the
liver, regulate the bowels
and Improve the health
by working with nature.
Urtt S.l. ml Anr M.dlcln. In th WrU
S.IJ mriwlin. U , 10c. 29c
neither fishing, hunting
r tiny otner kiiki or ounng.
A murder trial is the object. -of (heir
pilgrimage. '
Oeoige iCheiioweth, former member
of the Oregon legislature and a veter
an of the world war, will be -tried,, -beginning
September 8, on a e1iarge of
murdering (leore Sydiinm. Hotel., ae:
roiiiinodntioiw here 'r very meager,
so prospective spectators W," the lu'ur
ing are bringing tlurir beds and bed
ding ami picking out the- most desir
aile camping spots.
Thin Mtmitiou indicates the wide
spread interest.' in the case throughout
Mtfry eounty. ' ; ' '
Olienoweth claims his daughter wns
behaved by Syilnam. .
World Series May Embrace
Nine Games Instead Seven
Chicago, Sept. 3. Tltfrt mT fel ill
world series guinea instead ot seven mis
full, if proposals mndo by members of
tho national commission are carried
through, it was learned today.
t'liprecedented demands for tickets,
which, they said, had caused thousands
to be turned away In former years,
prompted the suggestion, it was ex-nlniiu'd.
Other Hum that, no other big (.erics I
pinna were laid, Chairman Oiury Heir
nmnu said.
Sacred
Heart
Academy
Under the direction of the
Sisters of the Holy Names,
Salem, Oregon, Boarding
and Day school
Most Approved Methods
Primary, Grammltt1 and :
High School Depanients ,
Complete Courses in Harp,
Piano, Voice Culture, Violin
and Harmony
Elocution and Physical
Culture Classes
Modern Conveniences And
Domestic Comforts
Scholastic year begins
September 8th
Address:
Sister Superior
5 S. R. 1 B was appraised at 11,250.
w lot in Woodbnrn was valued at $1000
and there was $....44 in a Woodbnrn
bank. The remainder of the estate was
in notes given Mr. Soules and in per
sonal property.
In the matter of the estate of James
B. Leigh, the administrator Ephriam
Shepard hag been notified iby Charles
Ohadek that he will appeal to the
county court on Sept.' 25 for th al
lowance, ow his claims against the es
tate. Mr. tChadek claims $795.80 and
these claims have ....bee - rejected by
the administrator. '
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Personal n i
FmWIc Sale
I will sell at public auction on
SEPTEMBER 11,1919
At the C. F. Mumper farm, 2 miles south of Brooks
or 7 miles north of Salem on Pacific Highway the
ollowing personal property:
1 sorrel mare, 12 years old, 1 bay mare 12 years old,
weight about 1:100 lbs.; 1 brown gelding, 6 years old,
weight about 1400 lbs.; 1 roan mare, W years old; 2
2-year old colts; 1 yearling colt; 3 heifers that will
be fresh soon; 1 bull; :$ sows with pigs; 1 Chester
White boar; 2 shoats; 1 8-foot Deering binder; 1 Mc
Cormick reaper used one season; 1 Advance mower;
1 Advance rake; 1 Milburn wagon, 3 1-4-in.; 1 Colum
bus wagon box; 1 hog rack; 2 bundle racks; 1 John
Deer disk harrow; 1 double disk plow; 1 16-inch
sulkey plow; 1 50 Oliver plow; 1 Van Brunt drill, 14
hose; 1 Chatham fanning mill; 1 small pulper and
sticer root cutter; 1 McClanahan incubator, 120-egg,
'e and brooder; and other articles too numerous
to mention. - ; '
TERMS OF SALE All sums under $20.00 cash; all
sums over $20.00 six months time on approved se
curity. Sale starts at 10 a. m.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
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vwuiu awwuunuiiM
: Among J-ccont visitors at the SBligh
hotel are J. Li Lewis of Corvallis, ..
H. t'ulp of Albany. Mr. and Mrs. i. H.
Anderson and son of -Newport, Mr. and
Mrs. J. -P.- Gardner, Tillamook.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Woods of Corvul-
lia are in the city today, guests, at the
home of'A. J. Montgomery.
, lr. Carl G., Doney is attending' the
general conference of . the "M. E.church
of Washington, which convened at Spo
kane this week. He will have an nd
drcss on the; program. ; - j
8. Sj. Montgomery left this morning
on a business trip to lucoma.. -'
Paul? Schmidt . is among the Salem
citizens transacting ibusiness in Port
land today.
Ford nerGolinter-balance your
entries and reduce the constant ter
rific, trouble-making vibration that
creates wear and eats up engine power
fThtf iulppHt Thousand fj. W
ntxIbllUg and gitta J ?5 bKauiNi or deenattd oitoa D
1 mdtnJT i i Si M 1
I 2 mndlfctnct.- ft
ft'jl i -
v n s &
llctnstd under Dunn Ptlent li-4-tt
Ideal Coanttrbalancet are unquestionably No drilling-
trie most important accessory ever brought
oat for Fords. They can be easily installed
in an hour's time simply by removing the
bottom plate from the crank-case. ; You,
don't have to take engine out of frame.
Price
no machinery tto special -
wrenches required. Ideal Counterbalance$
fit your Ford crank-shaft accurately!-once
in place they positively cannot come loose,
slip, break or fly to pieces. Guaranteed tor
give complete satisfaction or price refunded
89.78
A talk on counterbalancing thisevening by
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a factory representative.'?
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
.Ford Sales and Service
260 N. High Street
Many Veterans Of Marion
County To Attend Reunion
The Minion county O. A. R. veterans
and those who will. accompany tlfein to
attend the 53rd annual niitionat eiicump
ment of 'the Ornnfl ArmV of the Repub
lic lit Columbus, Ohio, September 7-13,
will leave for Portland tomorrow. The
special (." A. K."liend(imi teis (nun will
leave uf 7:45 o'clock i:i. the evening in
strad of 0:80 as formerly niiniiiineed.
Among those who will attend are the
- i ltlliiiM..... rninm.n. 11ni..l Wrtl.el Av
Among Oregon people registered at . MA" Gideon Stol, M.m. Uuta
the Capial hotel arc Mr. and Mrs. K. ! , ,,
S s,;ti, nf A.tnria T, W Tilti, nt ! Westncott, Mr, and Mrs. i'j. DenniMOii,
Kugene, Henry I.ulay of Stayton, J. A.
Brandt, Hubbard.
Belgian Rulers Will Be
Guests At White House
Washington, Sept. 3. The king and
((iieen of Belgium will be .guests at the
Whito House for three days when they
arrive in Washington October 1, it was
learned today. They will then tour the
country. Their tentative itinerary calls
for ii Btop at San Francisco."
Dr. and Mrs. D. F. Lane. He v. anil Mrs,
James L. Lisle, Mr. -and Mrs. I.edbetffr,
Mr. and Mrs, AVililnin Cnrnii Mr; and
Mrs. B. K. Oruniler, Mr! and Sirs. A. B.
Hudelson, Mr. and Mrs. t.. Porter, Geo.
Winleand, Albeit Hart, Mrs. rusun Urn
ham, H. Nelson, Mrs. Bailey and two
daughters, Mrs. Surah Oliver, J. A.
Smith, J. M. Watson. Mrs. Klizubeth
Adair and James McC'lellan. I
fThft newest eotnnlTthn furl la AafJ
wiiiu, maiuniiy oeHuimei tite corn-. I , , A, . j.i :
Dlexlon. whitens th skin and .! men who entered the institution this
Attempted Robbery Of i
Portland Bank Foiled
By Patron With Pistol
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, Portland, Or., Sept. 3. L. O. MeCVi- j
noil, cashier of the Montavilla Stiviugs i
bank in a Portland suburb, was ordered
to "stck up his hands, by two young
In the suit of Mary V.
H. L. Aherill and other
has granted an injunction restraining
tho defendants from removing or
moitiroaiiie the crop on the land in-
l volved in the suit.
I out it. ijerwmo fives you roijy
Gregoire vi .peaoh-llk akin which everybody will.
. . Ir.v. akniit if. V 1 ,
tue -oiirt ,r . - v.t
money If It f;lls. p. . announce-)
i-oii In thta paper, j
L L. Cannoy,
OWNER
M. F. White,
AUCTIONEER.
The divorce suit of Adu Kinmett
against Arthur nimett has been dis
missed on motion -of the attorney for
the plaintiff.
The suit of iU T. Huberts ttgniust
John t'hristie has been dismissed on
motion of the attorney for the plain
tiff. The ense has been settled out of
court. .. -
L, S. iltenuett and wife linve brought
suit against Mary K. Krbson and the
heirs of 11. lloen and of Mary A. Hoeu,
(dwenseil, to clear title to the NE4
of the 8K Vi of section 2!), T. S. ft. 1
IE. The plaintiffs ak that these heirs
appear and 'be required to set forth
their interest in the property if uu
They also ask that they be , declared
owners of the property in fee simple.
The estate of Permilla A. Onspell
who died Aug. 21 iV vulned at 700 in
personal property and $10,000 in real
estate. There are lil children and Krank
K. t'aspell has been appointed dmi-iatrator.
$$ Don't Let 'era Roam $$ bank
afternoon and leveled a gun at him. ;
A patron, of the bank, who was in tin
adjoining room telephoning, dropped
tho receiver, picked up a revolver and
began firing shots.
The would-be robbers fled in an unto
mobile they had left in .front of the
: -". Get 10,000 HQes Ool Of Tires '
MARVEL TIRE LIFE
, A Puncture Sealer A Life Giver NbaJireiRr
Ford Car Tires Treated $2.50--Other Tires in
(-'-. - -
- - ' Proportion to Size
MARVEL .TIRE LIFE furnishes preservatives
which prolong the life of the tire, keeping it in fit
condition and enhancing its strength. Does' not in
jure any kind of rubber. It is immune to the Winter
weather as well as the Summer weather alike.
MARVEL TIRE LIFE is an indestructible, fib
rous composition, composed of a form, of sulphur
and other mineral substances, in semi-liquid form,
which automatically, instantly and permanently
cures punctures in automobile tires, motorcycle tires
bicycle tires. "" "
' SOLD BY ; -
Edw. Keyes, Agent
146 Center Street ; Salem, Oregon.
The filial account of Annie linker
ithurlton as administratrix of the cs
Itnte of Kuby Baker has beeu approved
inud the administratrix relieved of fur
ther liability.
The estate of Klena lirnmberg
been nppraised bv Navre KuuiImib, Ole
Aiimibv and . M. Kudicott. The es
tute eunsists of IVi ' of land mid
a house just on tho suburbs of Wood-burn,
The estate of Tunis P. Son lea nas
been upprais'd at l,2r. The !rt acre
farm, part of the NK of See. SS, T.
Telephone Rates Are the Prices Which the Public Is
Asked to Pay for Telephone Service. :
To be just and reasonable, telephone rates or prices must cover the costs of rendering the service and
leave a prof it that will attract to the telephone industry a continuing supply of capital which is constantly
required for extension and improvements. "
If rates yield more or less than such amount they "are not just. If they yield more they are excessive
and unreasonable. If they yield less they are unreasonable and are agaihst public interest because they result
in a deteriorated service and capital is no longer attracted but directed to other industries that are more pro
fitable and possibly, the products of many such industries are of less importance to the public.
The present rates we believe to be just and reasonable. They were approved by the Postmaster General:
and are effective by Act of Congress. ; V V " ' .
: I These rates are now being reviewed Try the Public Service Commission of Oregon, which body assumes
jurisdiction since the Government turned back the tel; phone properties to private ownership.
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