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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1921)
HIE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 19, 1921; ROUND ABOUT THE LOBBY i The wofi tho, present talked-of subject mnment. if not 'J ,. important on, in. "when do most inP - but f finite. Speakor Hean at j nounced from the chair Thursday the ! nleht that he thought business he cleaned up by tonight. ow of the mi'inlKTS are as an- optimistic as that The progress .aa GOVERNMENT INSPECTED M Am E ros. s Steusloff ! MARKET Conrf and Liberty Streets Phone 1528 GOOD QUALITY SH .BEEF 12''c 15c " , SELECT PORK SHOULDER ROAST, per lb. ...22c COUNTRY SAUSAGE, Pure Pork,, per lb. 20c CHOICE HAMBURGER. Fresh Reef, per lb 20c SALT PORK, per pound......... . -. -25c CHOICE PICNIC HAMS, per pound...... 25c BACON SQUARES, Mild Cure, per pound.. -25c FRESH FISH ALL KINDS IN SEASON NEW SUPPLY FINNAN HADDIES. NORWAY MACKEREL. COD FISH TABLETS. SALT so Tar made see ms to he ahead of mai oi i wo years ago, nut to pre dict just how far along a session I; is to take grave chances with a person's reputation as a prognos ticate Somestimes a most Im portant piece of legislation will go through in jig time with almost no discussion, for in some matters it in almost necessary to place complete confidence in the com mittee which have prepared the measures. This is true of the i vork of the highways committees ?nd more true of the bills coming lrom the ways and means com mittee. When this committee re ports out its bills there is little to do with them except to read the title and enacting clause and call the roll, and nothing to do on roll cull except to answer aye. The reading clerks mightOas well fix up the roll in advance upon this legislation, which, by the way. has i not yet been presented. The high way program is now on its way. however, the motor license bill having passed the house. REVELATIONS OF AMFE The Story oi a Honeymoon & Wonderful Kuiaanoe of Married Life Woaderlullr Told by AD ELK GARRISON CHAPTER S2C IV HY DOES LILLIAN ADVER TISK FOU A "NKVV MAID? ERE 10c, Only one night session has as et been held, which was in the house Friday night of last week. The press of committee work has prevented the holding of night sessions this week. The senate has leen able to clean up the disks, but the house has not been able to do as well, where adverse -committee reports have several times consumed much time and where an hour or two has ben given to bills which, as far as the general welfare of the state is concerned, were not of vital im portance. This indicates why it is not wise to do too much prognosticating. i C. A. Brand, former member from 1 )ouc las, is again here taking an active Interest in fruit pest legislation. It Is understood that members have promised to put the legislation through if the bill is guaranteed a cure for some of the pests w4rich have become common here. HERRING, SMOKED BLOATERS VALLEY PACKING COMPANY "CASCADE BRAND" ...... x. Mild Cure, Sweet, Delicious Flavor HAM AND BACON, LARD, FINEST STEER BEEF PORK, VEAL AND LAMB Sausages of all Kinds a Specialty C. E. In calls. Corvallls editor. j who will always think he was kept i cut a congressional Job because i congress refused to provide an other congressional district for Oregon, was a visitor here this week, having come primarily to attend the organization of a paper buying corporation. He was ac companied by his associate, G. L. Kurd. J. E. Calavan, former superin tendent of county schools in Clackamas county, was a visitor at the legislature during the after noon session Friday. "It's no use, Madge. We've g"4 , to race it. i had hoped Harry i was secretly helping us. or at least was koerfng tho.e devils away, biit this last stunt complete ly upsets my hopes. A confer ence between Draper, AUis and Harry and that "renegade? Asiatic Is distinctly no ;o.d business. The worst trouble is convincing your rather.- He's got the Idea firmly fixed in his brain that Harry Is his benefactor, and unless I ran Tersuade him to the contrary he's likely to upset the apple cart any minute with some eontidence to Harry." Lillian's tone held the finality rtinrnr'tpriat ie rf tier 'decision. I knew it was useless to combat her, even to argne with her. I don't thin you'll have any trouble convincing father of any thing," I said apathetically. "He has great respect for anything you say after your Judgment or Kato was justified." "I hope you're right," Lillian retorted tartly, and then added shrewdly. "Hut you don't agree With me. ATadee " "Y"6n are mistaken." I returned quietly. "A person possessed of even the rudiments of common sense couldn't help agreeing to this last proposition." ' She said no more, but her look followed me. puzzled, as I left the room. And I. myself, was perplexed at the strength of feel ing which was championing me cause of Harry Underwood in my heart against every dictate of common sense and reason. I bad little time for Introspec tion or speculation, however. In the days that followed. Katie illness and Cousin Agatha's com pulsory attendance upon tier left the cooking and other ,work, to be divided between my mother-in- i law. Lillian, and me. As Lillian was much occupied with tbe many ends of the web she "was weaving for the enmeshing of Grace Dra- ner and Mrs. Allls. and as my mo- ihor.tn.law wasn't strong, the greater burden fell upon me. deed, when arter a lengthy con ference downstairs with some one whom 'William had ushert-d iu. Lillian came ap-tair 'with trt liiiu h on her face, "They've takVri the bait. Madge," phe said, "ind I think we can land the whole bunch by to- I inoir.iw night. don't think . they'll put it off longer."' ' 1 looked at her astonished. She stooped and . kissed r.".e. "Don't think I'm' raving, child." she said. "And I want you to W ' v-ry brave and obey me implicit ly for the next 24 hours. Whom do you think I've just engaged as a maid?" She didn't wait for my reply, but answered h-r own qiU'stUn with i he'u:'tottishiug word: "Mrs. A II is." (To be continued) PREMIER IS II 1 TIME I SiUY Mr. Asquith Declares he Left Office Poorer Than He Entered words to pay about th prtvibf which the premier has, of occupy-! ing the of tidal residence at 10 Downing street.. -It is quite true." be said, "that you live In th house ffee from rent. rU-3 and taxes, but it Is a very -p nsike house to keep up. ii i a very inconvenient honse in ! many ways; it require a large sta'f and 1 susnect mTEelf that i ajiy prime minister who had ex ...... t .t i it i ami covers raw. per.enc- oi as . "Urine,, with . healing coating he were offered the chclce. rather I gj eTery1f here, tadv.) WANT TO HELP MOTHERS . lira. Wm. Sager. 901 Nichol St.. t'tlea. X. Y.: "I gladly write any thlnr lhat help a mother wit b br rhilarea. My little flrl had whopping court and I was afraid h woiitd choke, I gave her Fo-It-ys Honey and Tar and It helped her wonderfully. She could sleep 'most all n.ght without coughing. I j 111 fvum tuu&u rj ' k i rr fnuvhinr f tklittHttll if i Ami (-oTf-rs raw. inriaaiKi ram VOfLI NOT IH WITHOrT IT Yon can stop a common cold if you act promptly at th? tirst sign of sneezin ; and chilliness, hoarse ness, tickling throat pr coughing. .Inst takn a dose .f Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It is effect- I , . fill.. ' L... ... tU II ' " " . L. Nerr. I'rice Hill, Cincinnati. O.. i to the salaries of all . - . . . . k n o w s it is gol ror long-siana-Ing coughs and colds, too. lie writes: "I hod a very bad cough for almost two years. I have taJcen ?. bottles of Foley's Iloney ana Tar and am almost well. I simply would not do without It in the house." Sold everywhere. (adv.) Tax Exemption Bill on Road Bonds is Killed Hy indefinite postponement on adoption of adverse committee re ports the senate yesterday killed house bill No. 14 4. by Sheldon, orovidipg that Oregon road bonds be exempted from taxation as property, and house bill No. 299. by Illndman, authorizing' annul ment of charters of certain cor- Dofations in Oregon for immoral or unlawful acts or practices HIS TROUBLE IS ALL GONE "I was arfected with pains all over my back and kidneys. writes Charles McAllister, 1 Clark Ave.. Kearney, X. J.. "After three or four dozes of Foley Kidney Pill T heeamn all riant and my pain is all gone..' Foley Kidney Pills relieve backache, urinary ir regularities, rbeumtic pains, stiff Joints, swollen muscles and other symptoms of kidney trouble. It is a splendid medicine, prompt in action, and always helps. Con tains no habit forming drugs. Sold everywhere, (adv.) TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FSTATK Klroo 8. IX)NION. Feb. 7. The premier or ('real Itritaln has a hard time of it trying to pay his bills on a ralary or T,OMO a year, and his ,.ay ought to be raised, says the former prime minister, Herbert II. Asiiuith. who ought to know, lor he occupied that position for 11 years. As lur as known. David Lloyd Oearg' has not asked for a rie in pay, but his remuncratln has been the subject of aa Inquiry con ducted by a committee of parlia- .wnt whlrb also is examining in- the I'rllisn cabinet ministers Mr. Asquith told the commit tee that the rfice or the premier of C.reat itritain Is a very ex pensive one and his duties can not be properly discharged by an ex penditure limited to that amount. The former prime minister added, that he. himself, was a much poorer man when ne leu oiiice than when he entered it. Mr. Afquith explained that the premier had to do a great deal of entertaining and afford hospi tality to all sorts of conditions of people both at home and abroad. but under the existing arrangs- ment he had to defray this ex- nenKe entirely at his own cost. Even if a government hospital it v fun d should be provided for oiitnrlainine distinguished for elgners, Mr. Asquith was of (he opinion that the premier's salary r.nrht'to be advanced Mr. Annuith had few Kina : .-ru .11 lit rrirv ,v-;-xie. f'J riTr I "l1" ri-- . ' I IMB TI One man and a WADE cuts rom 25 to 40 cordt a day, Lov coat of operaiioa aad raatateMacc. Simply con structed. Liht, ruXed aad durabl. New aiale wheel dealga enables oee mca to nove the WADE aajwhere aad operate it alooe. Cobm ia aad let os show voa way tb WADE I th , . - laoor aoa line aavtaf m Im 20 year. aturc wpoa requeat. Prompt Deliveries From Stock Lot L. Pearce &Spn Salem, f0regC3 236 North Commercial SL 1 1 STEUSLOFF BROS. MARKET f 1 SALEM. OREGON r I ' i - " II MOSKY TO LEND OX REAL ' I I i,r amnnn! for inr time. II 11 ' , II II I II f ii I i rr- i ' cTr 5Pri 11 mi nnTiiSrr--- -rrrrr i II I HI Kril!ai I -Z II II I II r-r. . , ii i hi i. sr.. 3 4. -r l. 5i ti ii I H I t ;; 1 1 i l 21. J lei r 1 : A is AJ J V 1 h I f i . Ill II I 111 L 1 1 k ..all YJ 5i 5U . 9 ! Ill I I Per l pound 44c I I Per 3 pounds 43c j i Per 5 pounds 41 c : : ' J.L.BUSIGK &SONS DISTRIBUTORS The Game of Hide and Seek. There was a touch of Irony In the fact that my chief assistance in the trvlne days came from Kato. my father's suspected house wrvant lio had come over with ihp stolid offer to hem upn tne day following his trip to se uar- rv i:nderwooa. ana ai uuw j iteelrn I bad elven him tree run nf the kitchen and the house de spite the fact that his prefence torrl tiaA TTlA k va '-' i "Suppose he puts poison in me food." I said to Lillian, wim ap parent lightness, but a very real four la underneath the words. "He would do that verj thing if euitod hl nurnose." Lillian vrsvoir "but vou can rest red he will attempt nothing nr th ort until after his employ ers make that grand Etab for the r.ner Thov'll risk nothing in the murder line until after that night. "And by that time dear Kato will have 'gyves upon his riii However she went on. t a o.t I uoA vpcterrlav for mot1 f Fnr a maid" I rencatea imorixl fnr it seemed the height of idiocy to bring a stranger Into our highly charged nousenoiu. Yes." Lillian replied inscrnt- nblv. "and I want yon to promlso me not to see any one of the ap- niiennts. if there be any. or. in- iImuI itiv other caller until after av u " -- I have seen them. I m going i give William, who will be at the door henceforth, orders to can m. first, but 1 also -want you to nn flaretanil it thorOUChlV. "Very well." I returned meek- i fnr I ltnew there was no use j . . . , , rt sn nnestionlnr one or l.ii' lian'n decisions, but In the hours laft 1 awa1 I rnn Atrci wonder- inpiv nvor thi nariicniar pan ui hsr Titan in th few moments' res- nit- t had from watchinz Kato tm1 Cnnaln ArathiL For "with an inward smile I had to acknowledge the graphic pie ttirpannene? of my mother-in- law's caustic homely comment up on them to the eHect "that the mMninf nf those two animals is wnrae than any cat's." They seemed to be everywhere at once. ant r vrarlnallv recoznized the fact that both were hunting the! .ma tViinv tha hhtden naner. That Kato chould be doing this was understandable. That Aga tha should have found out any- Vitn o- mnoerninr the Paper sur- nrlaorl and troubled me. DUl Han eleared it UP wun a lew trenchant words. "They've Taken the Dait." "afco'a viit a hunch that you have anm ethine pecreted about the house, and she's taken it into her suspicious old noddle that It is something discreditable to you, she said, "so she'll move heaven and earth to find it. "We must take care she doesn't get at that vase first, although neither she nor Kato have come anywhere noar eiiPRsina SO far." For we had placed the bogU3 paper In the same Chinese vase tKn lunnlna had rented for so long. It was protected with the same metal pencil case nd aa the vase was kept con stantly supplied with a fren blossom in water, and as it was so -.nt runted aa tn reouire a mag net to get the pencil case out of it. we felt assured that we had -1 .ct rn Ideal hidtnc blaCfl Un til we should ourselves get ready to betray it. Tn tha meantime the eaitl? 01 hide and reek of the Asiatic and Cousin Agatha made it nec- fni- mo tn nlav SO absorbed " " V " I m . . me that I had almost foi gotten t uiian'i nn9t i to see no eall- BUY YOUR SUIT OR OVERCOAT TODAY! 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