THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBE R3, 1919.
PAGE THREE..
AUTOLAWSNOT
ENFORCED THRU
PARTS OF STATE
If automobile owners in tha remote
eountiea of the state are not comply
ing with the state law requiring the
payment of a license and the use of a
licence tag as reported by R. A. Booth,
Btate highway commissioner, it is due
to the failure of the' police officer
sheriffs and constables of the commu
nities in enforcing the law; according
to a letter written to Booth by Sam
A. Kozer, deputy secretary of state.
"It has been observed by mo and
others especially in remote counties
of the state like Coos and Curry and
Klamath that quite s good many of
the automobiles are - without license
togs, indicating they arc not register
ed," Booth writes in his letter to the
secretary of state's office. "Is there
any way in which this matter could be
more carefully guarded, without cre
ating an unwarranted expenset"
In his reply Kozer declares that
"the duty of enforcing the provisions
of the motor vehicle law is vested
eolcly in the police officers of the cit
ies and town9, sheriffs, deputy sheriffs
ond constables of the counties."
"This includes all violations, both
as to licensing and the operation of
motor vehicles on the highways of the
state," the letter continues. "The du-"
ties of the secretary of state are mere
lv to register motor vehicles and chauf
feurs as appropriate applications are
received from time to time, and assign
aiwvonriate license number plates and
chauffeur badges under such apliea
. tions. It has no police power whatever'
Every form letter and blank issued
from tho secretary of state's office
calls attention to these facts regarding
. the enforcement of the motor vehicle
law, he lettet states, and complaints
registered with tho office regarding
the violation of the law are promptly
forwarded to the police officer of the
community in which tho violation occurs.
Anti -cigarette
Petition Ready
For Signatures
The ballot title to the proposed anti
cigarette law initiated by I). E. Frost
of Oregon City, has been prepared by
Attorney General Brown and is now
ready for the signatures of registered
voters, approximately 10,000 names be
ing necessary to give the measure a
place on the ballot at the next general
election.
Tho purpose of the bill is stated in
the ballot title as follows:
"Abolishing cigarettes by prohibit
ing the sale, use or possession there
of; also prohibiting sohejtiusr receiving
orders for, or mahnff contracts for the
sale of cigarettes; prohibiting the ad
vertisement of cigarettes;, providing
that' the words 'cigarette' or 'cigar
ettes' as used in the act shall be held
to include cijarctte, cigarettes, cigar
ette paper, cigarette wrapper, or any
substitute therefor, or any paper or
form prepared to be filled with tobac
co for cigarette use; defining the du
ties of officers in enforcing this act,
and providing a penalty for its violation."
SCORES OF
SFJ
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LIBEETY BOND QUOTATIONS
Now" York, Oct. 3. Liberty bonus
quotations: 3's, 100.04; first 4's, 95.18
Becond 4,s, 93.88; first 4's, 95.50; sec
ond iVi 's, 94.02; third 4's, 95.96;
fourth 414 's, 94.06; victory 3 's, 99.86;
victory 4 's, 99.86. ' .
AUTO REGISTRATION IS
With a total of 2056 automobiles reg
istercd with tho secretary of state's of
fice during September the number of
registrations for the year has now
passed the 80,000 mark, figures on file
in the automobile registration showing
a total registration of 80,354 up to
closine time September 30. With three
months yet to go the total registrations
tor the year are expected, to aggregate
annroximatelv 82,500, as against 63,-
325 registrations for the twelve months
of 1918.
Collection of fees in the department
have increased proportionately with a
total of $587,596 fof the nine month?
ending September 30 as against a total
of $461,422 for the entire year 1918.
Motorcycle registrations up to date
total 3497, chauffeurs 2948 and dealers
566. The total transters or motor ve
hicles during the neriod were 11,503
automobiles and 490 motorcycles, indi
cating a large traffic in used motor
vehicles.
Thousands of Belgians of the most
desirable class are only awaiting an
opportunity to .leave their native land
to come to the United States to make
their home, according to Val Martin of
Oak Grove, who has just returned from
four years of service with the Cana
dian army in Belgium. Martin was a
cajler at the office of Sam A. Kozer,
deputy secretary of state, Thursday,
seeking some additional information re
garding tho resources ana opportuni
ties offered prospective settlers ih Ore
gon to send back to Belgium. Oregon,
he declared, is comparatively unknown
in Belgium whereas Caliiornia- i her
alded on every hand. Oregon, he con
tends must needs shake on some or ner
false modesty and tell the world about
herself if she hopes to reap the reward
that should be hers in the shape of
these thrifty Belgian bankers, mer
chants and professional men who, dis
ronraired with" conditions in Europe
urn lnnWnir to the new world for a bet
ter future. Martin states that he did
ail in his power to advertiso Oregon
while in Belgium but that tne 300 is
too big for any one man to .handle
alone and declares that some organiza
tion should get on the job at once.
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WOODRY
HAS MOVED
to 270
N. Com'I St. J
Ciiicimikti Wins 2
BUT
Fall Time is Clothes Time.
THE crops are all in and it's
high time to, think about yoUf
winter clothes.
TO save your bank account
you should . buy good clothes;
BISHOP'S clothes are good.
HE has a large assortment of
suits to make your choice from.
There are Waist-line, Belters,
(with full belts), Single and Dou
ble Breasted in snappy models.
$35 to $55
ONE of the many small items
that is so easy to forget, is Men's
Dress Gloves ; they are here in all
sizes. One of the many represent
ed here are Mocha, Cadet, Cape,
in the popular shades in Tans,
Grays, Blacks, and all the latest
shades to be found. THE prices
are very moderate.
Get Your Hat Now.
- WE have a complete stock in the Mal
lory,.and Stetson hats, WHY not get
yours now.
"A Man is known by the company he
keepsand by the hat he wears," There
; fore purchase your hat at ,
BISHOFS for QUALITY
to
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"Every Family In Marion and PoIR Counties a Patron"
Salem Woolen JillS Store
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Store
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WILL BEGIN SATURDAY AND CONTINUE MONDAY, OCT., 6, IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS OF
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES. WE WILL GIVE YOU THE FIRST SAMPLE OF
OUR BEST QUALITY GOODS AND LOW PRICES. DON'T DELAY IT, BUT BUY IT. SO LONG THAT
YOU GET THE GOODSWITH LOW PRICES.
Sugar, per pound ............10c
Best hardwheat flour ....,-..$2.85
5 pounds Japan Rice .. ...65c
5 pounds broken rice ..................... .....50c
5 pounds Mexican red beans .. , .45c
5 pounds Lima beans 65c
5 pounds rolled oats .. Ac
5 pounds Macaroni ....45c
3 Corn Flakes ...................r... ., ...25c
12 oz. Royal Baking Powder 35c
CANNED GOODS
Milk, Carnation or Borden :. ......16c
Small, milk .v 8c
Sweet Corn ....:..'..":.,...........: : 16c
Sugar Peas, String Beans 15c
2 1-2 Standard Tomatoes ............14c
Clams, flat, 3 cans ......40c
Holly milk with Rice Raisins, 20c value .........MOc
5 only to a customer '
1 pound Honey in bulk, per pound ..25c
5 pounds Peanut Butter .. .....;..::........75c
Soda Oyster crackers :. :...16c
1 pound Butter Sandwich cookies ..........;.....:......13c
ECONOMY BASEMENT
- That is a Teacher for Economy, When you will take
your first lessoft you will be a steady customer of
our Economy Basement. That, branch contains
Clothing, Shoes, Underwear, Good Goods. All kinds
of notions, Crockery, Glassware, Graniteware and
Thousands of other bargains.
MEN'S CLOTHING FURNISHINGS
Men's woolen overcoats.. r. $12, $16, $22
-Men's woolen suits :......;4:....,.....:........$15, $18,' $25, $35
; Men's woolen mackinaws .:.:y.;.:.......... $7.95, $9.50
Men's woolen pants $3.45 up
Men's, sweaters ...lS up
Heavy fleeced ribbed union suits J $1.79
Heavy men's union suits .....$2.19
' Woolen .. .................;.....$2.25
Men's 2-piece heavy underwear, garment ............89c
Pure wool socks : ......49c
Cashmere socks '..'..'.!. .J.. ....... ..1. .........39c
Fine cotton socks, 2 pairs....: ...............25c
Men's' bibbed overalls $1.65
Corduroy pants ..;..,..;.,., '........'...; ...$3.98
Men's woolen overshirts .1.1...... ........ .$2.25 up
Men's navy blue logging shirt $6.78.
Men's heavy flannel shirt $1.49
Men's wdrk shirts ..........;...J..................:...r... .......98c
Men's silk shirts .........,....:...$3.48 up
COFFEE-TEA SALE
The best selected coffee in tins, 3 pounds.. .....$1.20
. One pound 42c
M. J. B. Royal, pe: pound 49c
Peaberry Coffee 40c
Economy in bulk 35c
English Breakfast tea 35c
BIG SOAP DAY AT THE PEOPLE'S
CASH STORE
10 bars Crystal White : ..;...............70c
10 bars Sunny Monday 65c
10 bars White navy ,.............60c
10 bars No Rub Naptha.Easy washer ....,.:...........50c
Citrus Powder .. .:...................:.... ..... ...........29c
Swift's Pride Washing powder ..................25c
Large bottle bluing .:LJ:..:......9c
Lard in bulk, pound
6 pounds Crisco ...........:.......,.......
3 pounds Crisco ...
No. 5 Compound ........
No. 10 Compound ................
Cooking Oil in bulk, per gallon
,..,.35c
.$2.30
$1.20
$1.35
..$2.65
..$2.20
Creamery butter .................
Cheese, per pound ....
. ...62c
...36c
VEGETABLES
7 pounds potatoes .............................I... ...............25c
6 pounds dry onions ..........,......25c
Cabbage,' pound ......;.:..........:...,...........................;........4c .
Sweet potatoes, 4 pounds .y. .................:..25c
Big sale in Woolen and Cotton Blankets, Comforters.
Also in woolen cotton batting. .
Full double size Comforter $2.59
:Full double size Blankets ,. : '. $2.98
3 pounds pure cotton battfhg stitched .:...;:..,..:.f.$1.25
DRESS GOODS-
Silk plush, per yard - - -$7.48
Silk velvet, per yard - ........$1.65
Velveteen .......98c
All Colors dress serges ............$1.48
Heavy outing flannel 25c
Heavy outing flannel, gray ...r.....,.........:...................23c
Dress ginghams .....29c
Shirting .. ....i.,. i.............. 25c
r 25 per cent reduction in curtai. no:of. all kinds.
BOYS CLOTHING FURNISHINGS-
Boys' suits ....$6.48
Boys' woolen mackinaws $5.48
Boys' overcoats .......$6.50
Boys' sweaters ........65c up
Heavy union suits : -'v. -65c
Boys' Corduroy pants - ..$1.75
Boys Overalls ,....98c up
Boys' dress shirts ...... .....75c up
Boys' caps 48c
SHOES
Men's heavy work shoes .....$3.98
Heavy logging shoes : ....$10.4.'
Dress Shoes -....$2.98
Boys' Shoes --. - $L98 up
Girls' shoes.....: .....$1.98 up
Special Big Money Saving in Ladies Shoes. We car
ry a complete line of the best Ladies shoes on the
Lowest Prices.,
I For the
Benefit '
of the
People
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Dry Goods
Clothing
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