salary; bill : :
passes house
(Continued Iron pact l) .
It la not allowed to either increase
or decrease the compensation of
the justice of the peace daring
;? i ierm of-?office. - - -
, Ilouae bill 217, introduced ' by
.. flie" house committee - on educa
i f tion, ,-proriding that teachers com
bing Jut Oregon from other states
must pa.99 an examination, and not
Xali helqw 90 per cent In any ub-
Ject, met with disfnTor in the sen-
ate, ' and was ; passed on the the
committee for reconsiderations
Voder J he provision of the. bill,
! teachers making a passing exam
ination. would only be entitled to
n one-year r certificate, r Senator
Eddy 'spoke against the measure.
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stating that a requirement of 90
per; cent was altogether out of
reason. It. was brought out dur
ing the argument that 'Oregon
teachers must make the same
grade in order to qualify. -Senator
Eddy declared that he would
be Tery much in ! fayor of learjng
the, passing s mark ;Z forJ;teachera
from other states at 80 per cent,
and reducing the mark for Oregon
teachers to the same figure."
Senator i! Joseph" agreed with
Senator Eddy, 'and stated that he
believed that not over half of the
teachers in I Oregon could make a
grade or 90 per cent at the pres
ent time. "Teachers making a
grade of 80 percent are without
doubt more perfect than any mem
ber of the senate, or possibly, any
member of the house of represen
tatives," Senator Joseph said.
- House bill 208, by the commit
tee on education, met with favor
in the senate; although a compan
ion to bill iNOi i 7. - It provides
as high a standard of preparation
here this spring under, the aus-
picts of Willamette university.
s The Salem high boys are to meet
Ashland Saturday night' and are
to jlay- Medford tonight.
VOTE CONFIRMS NOMl-
NATION OP JUSTICE
(Continnd from paga 1) '
land, added hij protest to those
r - - ----
of there two senators, ; declaring
that the feet that Wheeler , had
nroecnted an inquiry jinto the ad
ministration of the dMrtment o
justice furnished an added reason
whv he shouH no be broiiKhtxto
trial inthe District of Columbia
where tbe infueju'e of government
is ''presumed to be great."
Senator Valfh orened the de
bate immediately after' the sen
ate met. and Senators j. Caraway,
democrat, Arkana. and Reed.
Missouri, all members of. the ju
diciary committee, tofd the senate
that upon investigation they bad
found nothing In Mr. iStone's con
duct as counsel in the Ownbey
case which could in any way jus-
GOV. DAVIS AS FARMER, SON RUSSELL, AND KANSAS MEN.
: WHO CAUSED THEIR ARREST IN PARDON BRIBARY SCANDAL
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Life's Service Station
' v For the' convenience of our patrons and friends in Salem and
. L vicinity, the Whole Grain Wheat Company: has appointed Mr.
. I. M.Boyer of 169 South High as Diitributor of WHOLIfi GRAIN1
'Tv "WHEAT in charge of Life's Service Station here At this ad
vJ dress you may now obtain information and service! of incaicul-
able value to your health and efficiency. : ! i :
p If yon are not already acquainted with .Whole Grain Wheat, you
, L are cordially invited to call and learn why it has Swept into na-
rTtional prominence as the world's greatest food, ill !
K Vlf you cannot come, write or phone 2141. I And, !by all means,
, Vask for the "Book of Life," and other vitally Interesting food
r
Jonathan M Iavts. a real "dirt"
(farmer! is shown above on his farm
h It h some of his promising pork
ern. Another insert shows his son."
Ruiwd j". Davis, who Is accused of
accept t.2S for a; pardon
Signed Is his fat ier for Fred W.
Poll man, a banker conicted of
forgery.' In , the other, photo are
seen ieft to riirht) Dick Smith,
manag-inr? editor of the Kansas cVy
Rtaf"; V. C. Miltar. a member of
the 1925 Kansas IeKtslature who
will lead the tight for a change in
the .State's pardon and purolo sv
tenti and W. H. Went, the short
hand reporter who.Fit is allepred
took down the conversation in eon
neCjlon with the rale of the purdo t
over tje dictogmph. ,
j : luciciiuic, ; 1
r CRAtN WHEAT is not
. jnatiictne although .it i ind mid
fc" V rrccrild by thoa.anis o( the lead
i ji? log doctors of Amrrivm bfcuaw it ha
- ovJ hryoutl aucntioa t!iat it tends
il , risbljr to restore ihe hotjr to nor
Fi i P' function. It is s 'ree-BH-a'.-a-day
food not s nreakf ii , oi -for every
,r s, wieniber of the iaitti'y, digfributeU by
, "r- , aatborizeii distributors rather
- . , tnaa hroatrh the Krocery store. It is
-v -' Fveparea reany t eat. in - it oasce
' 'J-j.- aM tinoer a rroceaa whicn Has the en-
titnonf of rrhef. frnra and correction
ui over 70 of tbe common physical ilia
fUvh as Hish B'ood Pressure. Aih
nu. Briprht's Dirasej. Stomach Trouble
of all kiadft.1 over land under weijrht.
and even some cases of Cancer, and
mind you not oae of these letters was
solicited. 1 'j i ,
Every WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT
rUtributoT as j appointed to SEMVE
yoa in solving the moat important
problem in the world that of the
od yoa place in yoar body, i He h
ahle litrra'-'y -j to "take jTime i from
Eteroity" and a!d it to. ynur fife by
supplrmg your body aith the I
mineral elements and vintmines w-ith-vut
which ' (health and e:neiency and .
evra Jiie itself cannot eotttanue. 1
Vamabie ; .educational and i idescrin
Hve hteratore wilt he iurn'shed on
request a phoriOKTaph record "TH i
AIS.PKIXG tir i I.IhK will he
" t.rrc of Kew Ynrb . "Hand llnav.
4 , kejfjT' and Mo'lem l'risri la."
r d is protected by the L" titled tares
fend Canadian Governments.
.C'-V tbe filrs of the WHOLE GRAIN'
WMfAT COMPANY.- 191 Sonor-
.. ,i,je Ave.. Chicago,- t'! are hundreds
and" hundreds and thourands of letters
' .0 front atl parts of the t'tfttsd State
ar-' -, iv.rt voluntarily nffi'.it t.-. : j I loan r,! i
yl ., , .THOXE OR MAIL. YOUR ORDER to the address below deliv
4,Very will be made promptly. In writing please enclose check
v 'VI2.25 for a dozen IJ-ounce tinB (never sold in smaller, quan
' titles or through grocery stores). Orders received by phone will
4 billed C. O. D. Ask for literature, f ',1 j -iiu ri. if IjLJ"- ;1H .
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'-2 ttf Jiath High Street, Suleni Phone 2141 between 1 & 4 p.iu.
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Brake Uiiingi
for teachers coming from other
state as - resident f teachers are
.obliged j to make, namely, four
years ot high school work, and
one year of normal. - The only dis-
of laws Corrective amendment to
statute relating to assault and bat
tery. , - ; -' ,-..'
SB 130, joint Washington counr
ty delegation Placing Justice of
sentinglrote ou the bill was -cast j tne peace at Hillsboro on flat sal
oy senator i ooze. -
.The bill providing for ' physical
examination of children attending
public schools, was passed in the
senate, j It was originally, intro-
' " ' i 1 'j
:w Spirimig
duced by. Representative Wood
ward in the house. ' Under the
measure, tests would be conduct
ed for J defective vision,' hearing.
breathing, - etc.,: and 'reports made j
to the parents of the children. The
te&t would not be compulsory, but
would be conducted at the sug
gestion of .the parents of the chil
dren. ; ; :-;-j ' . -: . - '
Senate Bill 106, introduced by
Senator Sam H, Brown, by request
met with disfavor, and was indef
initely postponed. It would lim
it the attendance in one-room
schools to 30 pupils in cases where
the eighth grade is taught, and
to 35, where no eighth grade class
U 'held. . j- t - . - v i't .. 'i '
, -The most important thing in the
forenoon session of the senate yes
terday was setting Monday, 'at J
2:30 p. m.. as the time for consid
ering SB No. .94 by special order,
This;i,Senator jner b1l tak
ing away the power of the govern
or, to appoint the members of the
fidh commission, i s ' Mi I '
!; J Several bills aroused consider
able discussion. Bill No. 132, al
though local for Benton county,
caused Senator Garland to object
because the one democratic offi
cial was the one-man whose salary
was not raised. ; The objection was
futile. SB 116 was passed, chang
ing the payment of taxes from
April to May, and October to Nov
ember, and reduces the interest on
the penalty to 10 per cent,
f The following bills were, passed
by the senate today
SB 144, committee on revision
ary.
SB 112. MillerIncreasing the
salary of the county school super
intendent ' in Josephine' county.
SB 23. LaFoIlette Placing the
constable pf the Salem district on
a flat salary of $1800 a year.
'.SB .132, Senator Johnson and
Representative Buchanan In
creasing the salaries fthe sher
iff.! clerk,, assessor and treasurer
of Benton county,
. SB 63, committee on 'educatiori
-Listing school district property
to bo considered: in calculating!
school tuition fund.
SB 16: Johnson - Changing J
ffrorri Artrll S fri MnV K ant f rnm i
October 5 to November 5 the dates
on which taxes are due. :
'The senate was visited by'a del
egation of women from the Ore
gon ity Woman's club who were
given Treedom of the floor and
seemed to enjoy the proceedings.
The various committees recom
mended the passage, of SB 141,
59 92. 28. 8, 145. 118
klUedJ06.
ed" the "passage of I IB 78 and 56.
4.
SALEM Hli BOYS
! TIE SILL TOUR
Thejsalem high basketball team
left last sight lor a tour of South
ern Oregon where they , are to
meet the Ashland and -Medford
high school teams in contest. The
Salem high , boys are doing their
Stuff in the basketball game and
are expected to make a good show
ing inithe tournament to be staged
COLDS
3reak a Cold Right Up with
"Pape's Cold Compound"
Take two tablets
sveryjthree hours
until three doses
are taken.. T h
first dose .always
gives I relief. . Th
cecond and third
doses completely
break! up the cold.
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to take. Contains
no oinine or opi
ates, j Millions use
"Pape's Cold Com
pound." Price,
thirty-five cent.
Druggists guarantee it. Adv.
tify k vote against his confirma
tion. '
A wholly different view was ex
pressed by Senator Heflin in an
address- of more than two hours.
He- contended that the Morgan
executors after losing their stilt
for Judgment against Ownbey.tn
Colorado, had brought a new ac
lion In .Delaware, and by staving
hwnhor'a hail there Dlaced so high
he could not furnish it, estopped
ut, tMin enterinir any &i
f His argument was that,
Mr. Stone was retained to e
the case la tbe supreme com
must have become acquainted
all the facts and thus known
Ownbey had "been denied
tice." . ' ' ; :.
Thrift is worth a lot of mc
yet doesn't cost a cent.
W i
Tomorrow
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