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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1919. SHOOTING HOURS IN STATE GOVERNED BY OF T In order thai huutcrs may not' vio la. the law, the state ganio warded has prepared a schedule for sunrise and sunRct during the months in which the game seasons open. -.Hunters are noti fifd Hint shooting can legin one half huur before sunrise and nursrt stop at unset. Bag limit: 23 -ducks in any one day and not to exceed 30 In any seven cousecutive days. Oeesc, 8 in any one day and not to exceed 30 in any seven consecutive days. Chinese. pheasant 5 in any one day 'and not to exceed 10 in any seven consecutive dn.vts with not to-cuceed three bens in any bag of ten. in siinri.se and sunset schedule for the RED CROSS DRIVE TO GET MEMBERS COMES .3-11 month follows: ' - , Sunrise Sunset October I 6:01 6:51 October 2 - fl:0(i . 5:40 October 3 6:07 5:47 October 4 11:08 5:45 October 5 6:09 5:43 October 9 ....... 6:11 5:41 U.t.er 7 (. ....'.: 18 5:40 CKmlier 8 41: 13 5:38 October 9 ... 6:14 5:30 October 10 6:16 5:34 October 11 0:17 5:32 October 12 '.. . 0:18 5:30 October 13 6:20 5:il Ocrnher. 14 (1:21. 5:27 October 15 0:22 5:25 October. 1(1 6:24 0:23 October 17 6:25 5:22 October 18 6:26 0:20 October 19 .- '0:27 5:18 October 20 6:29 5:16 October 21 ; (1:30 5:15 October 22 0:31 5:13 October 23 6:33 5:12 October 24 ...... .... 6:34 5:10 October 25 6:30 5:08 October 20 :37 5:07 October 27 (1:38 5:05 October 28 0:40 5:04 October 29 ;.. 6:41 . 5:02 October 80- 6:42 5:01 October 31 6:44 4:59 The big membership drive of the lied Cross, which was announced to I take place in "November, will be be- I tween the third and 11th, ending Armie J tieo day, according to Henry Meyers, secretary of Khe Willamette chapter , Friduy.&Ir. Meyexg said that the drive organization had not yet been perfect ed, but that he expected to Have it under way within a few days, and ev erything made ready for the. energetic drive in which. 15,000 members through out the county are expeeted to re-enroll i As many new members as can be got ten will also be recruited at $1 each. Funds thus raised will be divided in half, one half being sent to headquar ters at Portland: ithe other will be used for local work of the Red Cross. I kept busy filling out applications of former ourvice men who are seeking to take advantage, -of the state s offer ot a school course. Kach man -taking this course is granted $i3 toward its ex pense, and are placed in the school of their choice. ' j .j About xtc men a day are signing up for this. ' ! LEAGUE BASES Dallas Schools Open With Attendance Of Oyer 500 Salt The Homo service branch is now to game. i (By United Press.) Yesterday winners: Vernon, take, Portmnd.' - Home runs: Schaller, Beavers. The Tigers hoisted themselves another notch ou the penaut pule. With the aid of Byron Houck they nosed out the Angels, 4 to 3. The Bees .swatted Buzz Arlett and won from the Oaks easily, 7 to 3. The Beavers won from the Seals, 6 to 6 Rain postponed the Renttlo-Rncrnnien nV3 Jli A . ' 1 "ViiMiiBad New Today (Continued from page seven) (Capital Journal Special Service.) Dallas, (jr.r Oct. 4. The Dallaa high and grade schools opened this week for tie 1919-1920 term with an attendance on the opening day of more than 530 pupils. This enrollment is expected to increase in a, few weeks as a number of the pup'ils are still engaged in the prune orchards and dryers. " The total enrollment of high school pupils was 103 which is better than the first day's uueuuunce insr vcar. me rooms in the grade .schools are taxed to their ca pacity and it is but a question of time before Dallas will be forced to build in addtiional school buHlding. , Salem S am pie Store 141 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET LODGE DIRECTORY SILVERTON PEOPLE IN MO HURT IN SMASH Ta have the cur they wore driving p wrong, and Jut a telephone pole hcadon was the experience of It. O. Allen and Hiss Lorn Ames Monday morning. Tuny were on their wav to Halein and wore traveling about 20 miles per hour oul WcClaine Street when, tho "bug'V in which they nere riding suddenly with out any known rer.noti swerved to the curb ami afrtek a telephone pole hen-d mi, .' " ;( . ' ' (.' . -, 5 , ,,.-! Miss An.'s was throwu against the windshield with terrific, force. Her face was cut nW 1 bruised by flying gliss and oiu- eye was badly blackened. Speaking with her 'About, tho. accident alio said jui-t after the rccident her face felt as thought .'.it .were 'simply fluttoned out. H!i(; 1 hi i ka most of her cuts enmo from lier broken pliifses, Tuesday her face was badly swollen but the swelling was will down by Wednesday.! Mr. Allen wits not thrown from his sent behind tho wheel and recclved.no injuries. The ear was badly wrecked. The telephone Vole was split and tho crush of th0 our brought the resident's of that part of town rushing into the street.- Bllverteri Appeal. , " - ' ' ' ; FORMER SALEM WOMAN IS LAID TO 1ST HERE The burin! of Mis. B. J. Green, a for mer ISiilein resident, who died at her home at 509 Morrison street, Portland, Thursday,' was hold ut the Odd Fellows cemetery at 2:30 o'clock Saturday aft ernoon. .. Bev. James Klvin officnted. The burial Whs In charge of the liigdon Undertaking company, i Urn. Ureen is survived by ouo daugh ter, Mw. A. K. Davis, and two sons, J . U. and Byron (wilter, all of Port land. -."' OCtv OHKMBKETA lodge No. 1 "" meets" every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at 1. o. o. t. hall. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MKET AT Mt!ornar.k hall on every Tuesday at 8. Harry Levy, (,', C.; 1. J. Kuutz ROYAI, Neighbors of America, Ore gon Qrope camp No. 1360 meets everj inursuay evening in MeUornaok hall Klevator service. Oracle, Mrs. Car rie E. Bunn, 08 Union St.: recordei Mrs. Melissa Persons. 1415 N. 4th St. Phone 1430M. UNI TKD A RTIvSAXS .Capital Assem bly No. 84 meets first Thursday ol each month at 8 p. ni. in Masonit Temple. Wouu CNiles, M. A.; C. A Vibbort, secretary, 340 Owens street MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Oedar Camp No. 5240 meets ovory Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in McCoraack building, Court and iiberty streets." W. M. Persons, V. C Frank A. Turner, clerk. Machine Shop Work. Expert machine shop service by Mt Bergman at high school machine shop 12 years experience. Gear cutting specialty. Higih class ninohine tools (juick service. Phone 446. - Wood Saw. Two Fatalities Reported To Accident Commission Two fatalities' hud a total of 58,1 cidenta were reiHiited to tho industrial ai-cident commission for the week end ing October 8. These werP Carl Peter son, construction worker of, VancouTer, Wash., and Jas. H. Anderson, logger, of Hnndon. Of the total accidents reported - 655 were subject to the provision, of t the workmen compensnt'iun act, 81 were from firm, and corporations that have reected the provisions of the aet OWNERSHIP STATEMENT Of Management, Circulation, etc., Re quired oy tne Act or congress of August 23, 1912. Of the Capital Journal published daily except Sunday t Salem, Oregon, lor October 1, 1919. wtate of Oregon, County of Marion, ss. (Before me, a notary public in and for the stato uud county aforesaid, per sonally appeared O. Putnam, who, hav ing been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is the editor and publisher of the Capital Journal and that the following is, to tho best of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, mtinago-uie-nt (and if a daily "paper, the circu lation), etc., at the aforesaid publica tion for the date shown in the above caption, required by the act of August 24, 1912, embodied in section 443, pos tal Jaws and regulations, printed ou the reverse of this form, towit: , 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing edit or, and business managers are: , I U'ubhshqr O. Putnam, Salem, Oregon Kditor O. Putnam, Salem, Oregon Managing editor none Business manager O. Putnam. Salem.' Oregon. 2. That the owners are: (Ave names uud addresses of individual owners, or, if a corporation, give its name and the names and addresses of stockholders owning' or holding 1 per cent or more of tho total amount of stock.) Capital Journal Printing Co., Satan, Or. O. Putnam, Snlein, .Ore. S.'Thnt -the known bondholders, mort gagees, and othei security holders own ing r holding-1 per cent or more of totul amount of bonds. mortKaues. or other securities arei (If there are none, so slate.) 'None. . . Thut the two ipnragriiphs next bovc, giving the. uauiea of tho own ers, stockholders, and security holders, if nny,enntnin not only tlie list of stockholders and security holders as they appear upon the books of the company but also, in , cases where the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of the company as tru toe or in any other fiduciary relation. tho name of the person or corporation for whom such trustee in acting, is giv en; also that the said two paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant's tun Knowledge and belief as to the cir cumstances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who! lo not appear upon the books of tho oinpnuy as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that of a .bona fide owner; and this affiant has no reason to believe that uny oth er person association, or corporation hns any interest direct or indirect in the said stock, bonds, or other securi ties than as so stated by him. 5. Thnt the average number of copies -4-4-f-----f of eflch iHUA nf ttiitt Tinliliiintinii ' w uiKuuimvH, .ifuuuun T.ne nituis or a. ot.uurwise, to paid snosenbers during tne six months preceding the duto shown above is 3239 (This information is required from dailv publications on l.v.) ; (l. PUT.VA.ir. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st dnv of October, l&lfl. ISHAI.) H. X, YORK KV, (My enmmission expires Oct. 20, 1919.) PHONE 1090B. Our prices are right W. M. Zandler, proprietor. 1253 N Summer street, Salem, Or.; Everything Electrical. ilAI.EM Electric Uo., Masonic Temple, i-i noun iiigu. l'aono Main Auctioneers. Q. SATTERi.EE Office 124- South I.ibertv Streot. Phono PST, 1211. Real Estate and htock bales. . W. F. WiRHOT, Turner auctioneer, Why nut get him lie only charges 2 percent. tf Why Sell For Less? We will pay you more cash for . your household poods. Oct our bid before you sell,' Peoples Furni ture nnd Hardware Store, 271 N. Commeroial Street. Phone 734. nd 12 were from public utility cor-J facing. imrauuns not milijwi 10 100 provision! or. me act. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Oregon State Highway Commission Sen led bids will be received bv the State Highway commission of tho slate of Oregon in room "rJ0 Multno mah county court house at 10 a. m., on the 7th day of October, 1919, for tne following project: Marion County 'Pacific highway 4 miles south of Sa lem: Hoidner Hill and "Wain Hill section, j. - nines ernveuua: ItiuU eu. vils. sur- Jurors in the case of .Tie Craig and J.,W. Killin, former fish wardens on trial t Astoria ci the charge of hold ing up five meu with revolvers, were unable to agree and were discharged. The trolling boat Sailor Bov Wash ington state fishing license No. 5310, was wrecked Wednesday on the rocks at Tillamook Head near Hcaside. The fate of the occtitrtuits of the eruft is a mys tery. - " . Tan ploy e of the. automobile depart ment of the eocretary of state's office re busy preparing application blanks for the 1920 automobile licenses. Regis trations will start November 11. , 1'. A satisfactory bond will h ve.mivc.l for tho .faithful performance of tho con tract iu a sum equal to one half of the total amount bid. "Proposal blsnk and full information for bidders may be obtained at the of fice of the state highway engineer, Capitol building. Salem, Oregon. Plans, specifications and form of contract may be inspected at the some place or may be obtained upon a de posit of 5 for each set of plans and specif icat ions. Plans' nnd specifications nre also on file t room 1301 Yeon building. Port land, Oregon. The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals or to accept the pro posal deemed 'best for the state of Ore-K'-n. Oregon State nighway Commission S. BeiiMin, Chairman i ....... . , t.lendale Thursday., when a huge limb sl-j-.,!,,.. 1 Ya,a Z V of a tree he was fel.lng struchim o ??"m$. TiXZ the head, crushing the skull. -j'urrr. ..u WHERE CAN YOU BEAT THIS li acres with fine 7 room room "bungalow aud out bldgs. 5 miles north of Sa lem. All uuder cultivation. Good orchard, close to elec tric station. No better land anywhere. Price $5.00. SEE US AT ONCE LAFLAR & LAFLAR 40O-7-H Oregon Udg. W ITvS MTOXKY YOU WAXT WE HAVE IT .4-fc4-f An executive committee which will conduct the Roosevelt memorial cam paign in Marion county has been or ganised ta Klem. Marion county's Quo ta is $1700. Grain: Wheat, soft white No. 1 2; feed oats 80c; milling oats 86c; hay, cheat, new $17; hay, oats, new $18 20; mill run $4344. Butftierfait.:: Buttctrfat 67c; cream ery butter 6768c. Pork, veal and mutton:. Pork on foot Kc; veal, fancy 23c: steers 7(ffi9er cows 57c; spring lambs 10c; ewes tjijc siieeu. veaninffs 7e. EtfL'H and ooultrv: K .i, rb. lens, live 22(S)24c; old roosters 15 10c; springs 22c. Vegetables:: Onions, per sack $3; celery doz, 1; tomatoes 90c; potatoes 3s; sweet potatoes 6c. Fruit: Watermelons lc; oranges $o.736.D0; lemons, box $7.50(88.50; bananas 9'C; honev; exartcted" 20ei cantaloupes $1.50; bunch beets 45c; eniouase a 3-4cj head lettuce 60c; car rots 45c; granes. Malaeas 10c: vmnn Tokays 20c. Ketatl prices: F.ggs dozen 6offi70o: creamery butter 75c; country butter G7c; flour, hard wheat 3.10rt?3 PORTLAND MARKETS : Do Your Fall Trading Here Now ;: ; We are well stocked with seasonable Merchandise priced to you at our usual ;: low prices, quantity buying for our chain of stores is one reason why we under- .j. Auiunuig wiicic -aim uuw lu uuy us me otiier reason wny you uo lctbtr here for less -try us first. v i WE HAVE BOYS SCHOOL SUITS, $3.95 to $7.45 BOYS HEAVY SCHOOL SHOES- Black Blucher .1 $3.20 and $3.45 f BOYS HIGH TOP SHOES Brown $4.95 and $5.85 I WOMEN'S BLACK KID SHOES- Military heel, $6.45 to $8.45 . BROWN KID LOUIS HEEL $6.00 to $8.45 BROWN OR BLACK With Cloth Tops $3.85 to $6.85 . MISSES and CHILDREN'S i Brown Lace with cloth top $3.25 and $3.45 I CHILDREN'S PATENT OR KID--- Lace bnoes yc to $iJ.zo NEW TRUNKS JUST IN $12.50 and $21.85 MEN'S UNION SUITS Cotton Ribbed . $1.75 ' Part Wool $2.95 and $3.45 Wright's Woolen $4.50 Bradsford Woolen $3.98 and $4.50 MEN'S GRAY AND TAN FLANNEL SHIRTS ...I...,.: . $1.85, $2.25, $3.45 MEN'S COAT STYLE SWEATERS Gray, Brown and Red .r... $3.95 MEN'S WOOL SOX-39C, 565c, 85c MEN'S MACKINAW'S $8.85, $9.50, $10.50, $12.50 MEN'S ARMY LAST SHOES- ..... $4.20, $6.50, $7.85 to $9.50 MEN'S BLACK DRESS SHOES- $4.20. $6.50, $7.85 to $90 Portland, Or., Oct. 4. Butter ' citv I uciuii-c; uw'qoc rzgs seiectea iocaJ T . ex. 6372c. Hens 3031c. Broilers 25 t .BW STUJli KUBBJKK J? OUTWEAR tVR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN m-tue. ueeao loo. i;neese xaaarut.- Live Stock , bailie, necemts US: tone of nir. iet steady: eood to choice steers 9.2S (i9.75; fair to medium stcore $7.25a 8.25; common to fair steers$5.75$6.7".. choice to good cows and heifeis, $6.75 7.50; medium to good cows and heifers. $5.75(i0.75; caniiers $2.75i4.50: bulls 4.756.75; calves, $7,7513.75. Hogs: KeceiDts none: tone of market steady; prime mixed $17.50(3)18.00; I steady; prime lambs $11.5012.50; fair Sfr5. medium.. $10.50il; ewe, bulk $18. ' - , - I $7.50 8; wethers $7.508; yearlings- Receipts 1241; fbne of market , $o'.50 You Do Better Here for Less C6me to Church Tomorrow 9:45 -Sunday School Rally Day Program and ad-- dress by James Elvin. 11:00 Harvest Home Service. Special choir music, Miss Ada Miller, direc tor. Sermon: "Seed Tjme and Harvest" ' 7:30-Congregational Song 'Service. An evening of Gosepl Hymns. r ' YOU WILL BE WELCOME FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. oligh Theatre ONE NIGHT ONLY Monday, Oct. 6th The Big, Funny SWEDE COMEDY SHOW ' 23rd Annual Tour DO YOU OWN A VACANT LOT? IF SO, . ATTEND THIS PUBLIC AUCTION r -. - - - Oct 10th Friday, 2 p. m. On Pacific Highway, 2 blocks north of Fairground Store, Consisting of , Pine 6 room plastered, well built, nearly new bungalow with electric lights and fixtures, bath, toilet, wash bowls, hot nir furnace, fireplace, built In ibuf fet, large front and bock porch. This house U well paint ed and nicely designed and is now open for inspection. This building is to be moved And is now on the house movers timbers ready to be moved after day of sale. This house will be sold without reserve to the highest bidder on the following terms: one half of purchase price cash, ''balance a bankable note secured by mortgage, if desired. Valley Packing Co. - - Owners F. N. Woodry, The Auctioneer, -Phone 510 or 511 Pacific Highway North 270 North Commercial St. "List your sales woth Woodry for Results A "0le I . ' it '' ) L TO LAUGH NOT AMOVING PICTURE Prices 25c and 50c Members of the Clatsop-County Dairy men 's association have Voted to in crease the capital' stock from $1000 to $6000. The money will be used in the Taxpayers of Union county, om Octo ber 11, will vote on a proposed bond issue of $1,438,000 to give the eotnty approximately 500 miles of roads, and Construction of Clatsop county's first connecting the most important towas '"" with the ColumbU highway, v