Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-21

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There is just one more payment to
be made on the fourth liberty loan by
those who bought on the government
plan of partial payments. This win be
due Jan. 80 and is 80 per cent of the
face Of the subscription. When the fin
al payment is made and the bond de-
livered, there will have accrued 81
cents interest on $50 bond and "a
cents on a $100 bond and in proportion
of course for larger amounts. Hence
when taking up the bond Jan. &c.,
there must be added to the check, at
the rate of IA cents for each 800
worth Of bonds. On April Is, the first
semi-annual coupon will be due on the
fourth liberty loan bonds. As the bond
has been running only l73 days of the
first six months, on the $50 bond, the
coupon will call for $l.01 hut after
wards the coupons, semi-annual, will
call for payments at the rate of p2.l2
per 800,
For Sale-Six acres fine land for
Loganberries or fruits, Is minutes walk
from end of street car line. +. N. Der
by owner, 314 Masonic bldg. TT
Highways Rapid Transit Auto service
to Portland and way points daily, leav-
ing Salem at q. m. Phone orders eve
ming before, 1877 s. Com'l Phone 663.
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All drug stores will be closed We'd
nesday afternoon from until o clock
out of respect for A. b. Poole of the
Central Pharmacy. At this hour his
funeral services win be held at the
Rigdon chapel.
Watkins Remedies Liniment, Men
thol, camphor, Mustard 0intnlent, Spic-
os, Extracts and Toilet Articles. DUAL
| ity guaranteed. For sale by M. w.
Rowley, 331 " Liberty St., Salem. 2-13
I'VE have moved our offices to rooms
20l-203 Gray block, over Hartman
Bros. iewelry store, 1875 N Liberty st.
G. Il. UNRUH,
B. w. MACY. tt
Speaker Seymour Jones was up
against it this morning. When bills are
presented, it is usual to refer them to
certain committees for action and il
is generally an easy matter to find the
committee where any bill will fit in
But his troubles came this morning
when house bill No. 20, introduced by
Roman of Astoria was brought up for
assignment. This is the bill to prevent
tipping in the state Of Oregon. Finally
in desperation after thinking over sew.
eral committees, the speaker assigned
the bill to the committee on public
health and morals. Mr.. Elmore OF
brownsville is chairman.
Gale & Co. s ad In yesterdays paper
should have read "Silk poplins in all
colors, yard wide, $l25 per yard. y
The error was entirely the fault of the
printer.
woman's Home Companion and Am
erican magazine, both | year SO. Mrs.
II. G. Hummel, 2340 Laurel Ave. Phone
2097J.
There Ia feeling that the legisla-
tors will wrestle with the penitentiary
Iproblem--not on its management-as
that subject is tabu, but on the build
ings. As in all questions before the
legislature there are the two interests
and in this ease il is Of those who
would like to scrap the pen and erect
an entirely new building and those
who feel that the walls of the pen are
sufficient but that the interior should
be rebuilt. The first gun will be fired
tomorrow when the committee of sew
en-, headed by Sam T. Hughes, chair
man, will make its inspection of the
buildings Representatives Horne Of
Portland and Hughes of Marion are
both practical builders and their rec
concentrations Of course will carry
weight. 1t is understood the ways and
means committee Of the house favor
just temporary improvements in order
that all penitentiary buildings may be
sarapped within few years and a
modern penitentiary erected,
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