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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATUKJJA Y, JANUARY
I7
NEW ROAD
DISTRICT
LOCATED
Polk Court Changes
Election Precincts
and Prepares Jury-
List for Year
Liberty Sunday
Dallas, Jan. 14. The county
eourt hag been In session for sev
eral days in preparation of ap
pointing the supervisors ol the
various road districts, election
boards ot the election precincts,
and making out the Jury list for
the ensuing term. Yesterday they
granted a new road district num
ber 25, taking parts ot Nos. 8,
11, 12 and 20. This Is a section of
the country west ot Monmouth
and O. Newton was appointed pa
trolman for that road district.
In compliance with the state
law malting it mandatory that
each county have a herd inspect
or H. G. Petersen, veterinarian of
Dallas, was appointed meat and
herd Inspector for the county,
By an order of the court
$1061.65 was transferred from
special road d'etrict No. 14 to
road district No. 14, ' ..
The court further ordered that
the election precincts be reduced
In number and there was for
merly four elective precincts In
Fails City, designated as north
east, southeast, northwest and
outhwest and Black Rock pre
elnctB, which was just west of
Palls City, they have reduced the
five to two election precincts.
North Falls City will now be what
was formerly known as Black
Ilockk, northwest and northeast
Falls City. South Falls City here
after will include southeast and
outhwest Falls City precincts, cut
ting the number of election pre
cincts In the county to 34. The
river that rung through Fails
City will be the dividing line.
.In preparing the 200 names to
serve as Jurors for the ensuing
term they chose 150 men and 50
women, and for the first time in
Polk county women will be per
mitted to serve on the Jury as
drawn during the April term of
eourt.
An order was entered granting
M. C. Petersen ot Buell, a dance
hall permit. ,
The county Judge also signed
an order committing Anna Hel
sey, aged 69, to the state hospital.
Bhe has been living alone for a
good many years In a little bouse
close to the Standard Oil Co.'s
plant. For some time she has been
sick and her surrounding condi
tions have been such that recent
ly gome of the citizens had her
removed to the Dallas hospital,
but her mental condition Is such
that It was necessary to have her
committed to the state hospital.
MKT iK I
lift i z . a
III 1 V
Hays Objects
To Removal
Postal Boxes
Deputation Team
Goes to Stay ton
Members of the Willamette uni
versity deputation team left Fri
day for Stayton where they will
spend the next three days asHlst-
ing the Stayton Ul-X cluD in a
program of club activities. The
team Is composed of Albert Cieycr,
leader: Dean Pollack, . Francis
Kihch, George Oliver, Clarence
Oliver, Harvey McClaln, Percy
Hammond, Lloyd Walts and Harry
Ilarcy. Dr. J. D. McCormlck of
the Kimball college fuculty, ac
companied the team g adult ad
visor. The Willamette university
quartet composed of Everett
Craven, M. T. Blukensop, Noble
Mood he and Edward Warren Also
accompanied the team to partlcl
pate In a program before the stu
dent body ot the Stayton high
school this afternoon.
It the state highway depart
ment intends to order the removal
of rural mail boxes from within
easy reach of the paved portions
of highways It must see to it that
roadway which would then have
to be used by the carrier in serv-
Ing rural patrons Is kept In a pas
sable condition.
This is the gist ot a letter re
ceived by J. M. DeverB, assistant
attorney general In charge of the
legal department of the state high
way department, from Will H.
Hays, postmaster general, In reply
to a query as to any jurisdiction
which the postoffice department
might exercise over public high
ways. The highway department has
for some time bad in mind a move
looking to the removal of rural
mail boxes from their present lo
cations within easy reach of the
pavement. This situation, It is
claimed, results In numerous acci
dents, both to the mall boxes and
to automobiles which strike the
boxes in skirting the edge of the
pavement.
Disclaiming any jurisdiction
over public roads the postmaster
general pointg out that close co
operation between the postoffice
department and highway officials
Is essential to the success of the
rural mall delivery By at em.
When requested by highway of.
ficlals, postmasters have been In
structed to require rural patrons
to erect their boxes on the outer
edge ot the shoulder line of hard
surfaced roads and in such posi
tion at the edge of other roads
that they shall not be an obstruc
tion or a menace to traffic while
at the Bame time being accessible
to the carriers without the need of
leaving their conveyances, the let
ter points out.
"It would seem," Hnys con
cludes, "that if the road officials
require that boxes be bo placed
that In serving them it would be
necessary far the carrier to travel
the part ot the road skirting the
crown or hard surfaced potion of
the highway they should see to It
that the roadway used by the car
rier la kept In passable condition.
Broadacres. A severe coughing
spell proved fatal to A. L. Chapln
60, who Uver five miles west of
here, last Friday. Mr. Chapln died
within a few moments after he
first gtarted coughing. Burial was
made in the Hubbard cemetery.
MASTER
INCUBATORS
We are local agenls for
this well known Incubator
and can certainly recom
mend It, It has proven it
Belt of the best machines on
the market and being made
In Portland sella for a little
less money.
. We sell at Portland priceg
and save you the freight.
Call in and see the machine
we have on exhibition.
POULTRY
SUPPLIES
It does not matter what It
lg you want in Poultry feeds
and supplies, If we do not
happen to have atock, we
will get it for you if it is
to be had. And you will al
ways find our prices are the
lowest that first class gup
plies and feeds can be sold
for.
D. A. WHITE &
SONS
251 State Street Phone 160
Employment
Bureau For
Blind Is Hit
gation should be made for , the
purpose of remedying bad condi
tions, if they exist, and to ascer
tain fully and truthfully what the
conditions really are."
Harrison Ford who
supports Norma,
y'&Imad.ge in
'Tko Wonderful Thing"
A committee of five prominent
citizens of Portland will be asked
by the state board of control to
Investigate conditions at the Ore
gon employment institution for
the blind "for the sake of reme
dying bad conditions, if they ex
ist, and to ascertain fully and
truthfully what the conditions
really are." '
This action was decided upon
by the board at a meeting Friday
following receipt of numerous
complaints relative to the man
agement and administration ot
the affairs ftf the Institution.
The personnel of the commit
tee whose services will be sought
in sifting out these complaints In
cludes Otto R. Hartwig, president
of the state federation of labor;
Walter C. Asher, attorney; H. W.
Stone, general secretary Port
land Y. M.'C. A.; Mrs. James B.
I Kerr and Mrs H. B. Torrey,
"In view ot the fact that com
plaints have been lodged against
the management and handling of
the Institution, both from those in
and out of it, we have decided to
ask these disinterested and prom
inent citizens to Investigate the
situation existing there and re
port to the board," sld a state
ment issued by the members. ot
the board of control. "These
charges and complaints have come
to the board as a body and to va
rious of its individual members.
For the sake of the Institution, its
wards and the people of the state ,
a full, free and Imnartlal invosti-
New Corporations
The Thor Battery company of
Portland, capitalized at $100,000,
has filed articles of incorporation
with the state corporation depart
ment. The Incorporators are
Chag. Gramm, F. J. Koehler and
C. A- Thatcher.
Other corporations filing arti
cles were:
Central Motor company, Baker;
J20.000; W. C. Perkins, R. C.
Frisble, O. M. Perkins and A, M.
Frisbie. , '
National Broom Manufacturing
company, incorporated, Portland;
$25,000; George L. Nyere, C. J.
Cummings and Bertha R. Strom
set. A certificate filed by the Mult
nomah Lumber & Box company
of Portland shows an increase in
capital stock from $3,000 000 to
$3,500,000. '
Resolutions of dissolution were
filed by Jaa. Mcl.Wood & com
pany of Portland. '
The Eastern Oregon Fageol
company of Wasco, capitalized at
$5000 filed articles of incorpora
tion with the state corporation de
partment here Friday. The incor
porators are W. S. Quigley, Rob
ert Quigley and E. A. Shepard.
Articles were also filed Friday
by J. T. Steeb & Co., Inc., of Ore
gon, with headquarters In Port
land.' The company ie capitalized
at $5000 with the following nam
ed Incorporators: J. T. Steeb, L.
W. Hartman, B. A. McKenzie and
Claire E. Steeb.
Resolutions of dissolution were
filed by The Wellington company
of Portland.
Withdrawal of
Troops Blow To
Irish Business
London, Jan. 14. (By Associ
ated Press.) Districts In Ireland
which benefitted financially from
the presence of British troops are
expressing something like con
sternation at their withdrawal, ac
cording to the Morning Post's
Dublin correspondent.
The inhabitants ot the military
centers have sent letters to Dublin
and even to the British govern
ment, asking retention of the
troops, whose expenditure of their
entire pay in Ireland meant im
portant trade and employment of
a number ot the natives.
Woodburn. I. C. Beers, .ho
has been connected with the Perry
drug store of Salem for the past
nine years, has purchased the in
terest of Mr. Dunn in the drug
firm of Moore & Dunn of this city
JOURNAL WANT AD3 PAT.
SELLING
DAYTONS
IS OUR HOBBY
BUT WE ALSO DO
Bicycle Repairing
Let us put your wheel in A-l running condition and
thus avoid future heavy expense. A dollar spent this
way now will often save five dollars later. We are
Salem's bicycle specialists and are equipped to most
efficiently handle your work,
Lloyd E. Ramsden
387 Court Street
Fabrics Full Guaranteed
28x3 Non-skid $
30x3 Non-skid 8-40
30x3 Non-skid 9.40
30x3 Non-skid 12.75
31x4 Non-skid 14.55
32x4 Non-skid 16 00
33x4 Non-skid :. 17.00
34x4 Non-skid 17 75
36x4 Non-skid 29.50
32x4 Non-skid 21 50
33x4 Non-skid 24 50
34x4 Non-skid 2450
35x4 Non-skid 23 50
36x4 Non-skid 27.50
35x5 Non-skid 2450
No Tax
CORDS Full Guarantee
30x3 Non-Bkid $15 35
32x3 Non-skid $1875
31x4 Non-skid $18!60
32x4 Non-skid $22-50
33x4 Non-skid $25.25
34x4 Non-skid $24 75
32x4 Non-skid $28 50
33x4 Non-skid $28 90
34x4 Non-skid $29.50
35x4 Non-skid . $29 50
36x4 Non-skid $29.50
35x5 Non-skid nq 'en
37x5 Non-skid ftjgg
No Tax
These tires are built, fnr
service. Well known makes.
H.qual to any Better than
majority,
Malcom Tire Co.
Commercial and Court Sta
SALEM, ORE.
How We Sell1
Used Gars
When you buy a used car from us you
purchase it on the same basis as a new car
fresh from the factory. The same mer
chandising policy governs either trans
action. Whether the car be new or one
that has been used, the purchase price
represents the same proportionate values.
One dollar buys as much motoring value
in one case as in the other.
This is the only sound basis on which
used cars can be bought and sold. Further
more, as in the case of our new cars, our
interest in your purchase continues after
the sale is made because we recognize that
in the long run business success is built
on the Good Will of satisfied customers.
The extraordinarily low prices at which
used cars can now be bought is common
knowledge. It only remains for the pur
chaser to make his selection from cars of
reputable make handled by dealers who
tell the truth about a car's condition and
give every man a square deal.
We guarantee our used cars to be exactly
as represented or money refunded
VICK BROS.
HIGH AT TRADE
SALEM
CHEVROLET
Get your Chevrolet overhauled and put in condition
at the authorized Chevrolet agency where competent and
efficient Chevrolet special mechanics, that work on
Chevrolets only are employed, and where a full and com
plete stock of Chevrolet parts are carried.
We claim a special interest in every Chevrolet in the
count ry and want it to give the best of service.
amnmmmc
Labor Charges Now Reduced
to $1.25 Per Hour
Salem Automobile Co.
We Have One 1922 Model
TJf ELU N 1 VE R S AL- CAR
Touring Car Left
F.G.DELANO
Salem-Dallas
'A. I. EOFF.
WHO GETS
Valley Motor
Phone [phone] N .High
IT?
14, 1922
Salem. Oreeoa