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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1925)
5! 1 4 "Tin: orxGo:i; ztatzzsav, SAunf czzqgz c ! ,iv fFORESTEfl LI AY -,.' of filing and indexing instruments ii me, ua lis Mo.f3J covers the record and index fees., Both .were raised from, 25 cents to 50 "centsl . Power was given ;to' the board of control to. replace- state Insti tutional buildings destroyed : by fire through money obtained from the general expenses -of "all insti- fflGESlll!!! UPSET STOfflCH, S G3.S, BUS, GAS Chev a fev;PIeasant -Tablets, Instant- Stomach Relief! f Instant relief - from sourness, gases or acidity. of stomaeh ; from indigestion, flatulence palpitation, headache or any stomach distress. I The moment "you. chev a fw Tape's tMapepsin'' tablets your stomach -feeli fine. Correct your digestion -for a 'few? cents, Pleas ant! Harmless! Any drug sttire. .'. A !? fet'h ' :V :.r- ; - Now SATURDAY I f"l . , " Ill ' l '-' ' I 9. Harry is . ; Leon "V Wilson . Wroto Rugglea of fltcd Cap" OJE. tutlons. This win -be beld. a reserve fund and-" accumulated 4 the' rate' of $23,0u0 for-the. next two years audXhea $50,000" a year until a totaT of f 300,000 is avail able.; -1; r ;'JU4 i'-i ',"1: Plarhgi of the families of rail road men and traveling men under the present qualifications of stud ents, officers and employes of the state and government who are listed under the absent voting law Is effected by HB "No 382, 1 which was 'passed yesterday. ' Seeking: to benefit farmers, SB No. ; 1 6, . changing the "dates ' for payment, of taxes, to Mar 5 for the first half and November 5 for the second half, one month later than at present, the bouse gave JU approval to the measure. . A move ment was: made . along tthis. line two years age. but was rejected after objections -were' raised by ihe Multnomah county delegation. ; Other bills passed by the house were HB No. I29,f relating to the raising and distribution of funds from the "sand and gravel taxes; HB No. i 3 9.- pertaining- to liens on lands, purchased for nurserr atock; HB No. '418. a aubstltute for HB No. 146, for the protection of butter fat tests; HB No. 369. re pealing laws relating to agricultu ral ; and horticultural statistics, preventing; duplication of govern ment, work; HB No. 414, a sub stitute for HB No. 147, prohibit ing the sale of adulterated feed ings sutffs'.and fixing the con tent; HB No. 304, pertaining to the ' holding t of county fairs and the handling of 'funds; HB No. J 6 7, establishes and simplifies the procedure of uniting two or more federations, or cooperative associ ations; HB No. 3 80, defining the word peddler and prescribing the licensed- There-' Is no eefor sell ing agricultural prodacts that are produced from Oregon soiL, under the provisions of this, measure; Hilariou Picturizatton of the Jar FULiGtobY That Made LaugMng famous, By. Also Published In The Saturday Eyening Post EXTRA , The First Screen 'Cross Word Puzzle WW COMEDY till Mcdonald . .1111 . . NEWS mi STARRING REGINALD BENOT ""; NORMA TALJLIDGE tN TIIU ONLY. WOMAN" , : HB No. 207, upon the rejection or acceptance of ball before a Justice of the peace,' and H3 No. 280, covering the jurisdiction of justice and circuit courts upon sentences imposed for .passing : worthless checks or checks issued without sufficient funds in. the bank. "A Jail sentence may be imposed ana a term In ; the penitentiary, not mandatory under : the provisions of the measure. ; , EUESTSWI1IS Senator B I. Eddy - addressed the newly 'elected citizens' of the United States, who were guests of the Kiwanls club at their regular meeting yesterday, The ' merits and advantages of citizenship were explained by the speaker, who pointed out that the greatness of the United States did net consist in ' the material wealth, the Indus trial development, or the scientific development, but In the character Of the Individual citizen. The city , parking ordinance now In force on the Salem streets was considered by the Kiwanls yester day. Their -votes showed that tht majority- of the members ' desired to have a two hour limit on the parking time Instead of the one hour limit now in -rogue. It was announced that the parking ordi nance weiq j pe eiscuaaeo at toe f:rst closed meeting of. the club. Guests at the Kiwanls yester day, recently "elected citizens, were J. P. 'Judfl. Jf ;i XV-f Ffedden, Don ald G.' Neave 'and James Blen horn. . ' ' ' ' .'; . ' ' The octette? ? entertained with a number-and 4n-encore which was roundly applauded. The direction ie under Prof. T.'S.' Roberts. ' j . nil -J 1 ' ! III TODAY -4 I" . THURSDAY III FRIDAY SATURDAY 13 :JU?P phi) Bias Adele GarrtKnTa Vmw Phase ot f REVELATIONS OF A VIFB Copyright 'by Newspaper 'Feature Servlco CHAPTER 381 HOW. MADGE WISELY CON TRIVED TO BANISH , , DICKY "Did I understand t you . to say," Mrs. Barker asked slowly, and her manner said tha.t she couH not believe it possible, ' " that .you really wish. , to .-take Miss Foster home" with you?" Without, looking t bin X knew that Dicky was boiUag with, indigo nation at -the. woman 'a insolence, which ; she . took , scant trouble tq hide. While yearned to turn my back .upon her-and leave "her house, at once, yet X knew that for Claire Foster's sake, as well as to ; save . the situation to 7 aid which I had , harried there . so, strenuously, 1 must Ignore 'ber manner and' make my answer the scriptural soft one. - Oh, ut surely!" I said' in genuously. "Of . course," ' I - hast ened to add. "I know she is most comfortable and I well tcared-foi" here, but after a shock . of that kind i the poor child Is better of f with, me, her closest' friend, than with any stranger. Besides, those, silly stories in ' the newspapers. must have annoyed her If she saw them. "She saw them. - I seat: them In to 'her," Mrs. Barker replied,' grimly. "But did .you read them. all?" ' Incredulity 'patently was the feeling dominating her. "Tea. " Weren't they ' the most absurd things possible? "I - r turned brightly. . "Howt If yoq will please show me Misa Fo! ter's room " ; v Mrs. Barker gave me another stare-and shook her head. slightly v WelI, -If you .'want o ieee' her, all right" she said at last. 'But I can't understand "Is ' it . 'necessary that you should?" Dicky.brctfce in, his tem per boiling' over -at last. . But Mrs. Barker Evidently had been waiting for Some such' open- inc. Although, she had . turned. evidently In the direction of Claire Foster's room, she now wheeled oa Dicky and. put her arms akim bo. . ' '. ' I Let Me-Tell You V -! Xook here, my gallivanting lad." she - began. "Jyst because , your "wife ; ia fool . enough. to i overlook this , performance v of your and come , up here to smooth things. over for you and, that, hussy-down the corridor, is no reason why I should be muazledl j Let me tell you-"- .-j. I.--1 The 'sound of an apprpacnlng motor : outaide. galvanized .me into action! it must contain the re porters who had. accompanied me on the, train. , I went up ta Dicky and put my hand upon, his arm. "Dicky," I said aa If la, conster nation. "I left my new Aloves in the tail, And, you, haven't paid him yet, either. . I can. hear his engine still running. . But you'd better have, him wait, a' few min utes," I added in, an undertone as I gave hta arm peremptory lit tle squeeze and. tamed again to Mrs. Barker, whose face was still dark with anger. . , ! , f . . "Please pardon ;Mr, Graham,' I pleaded, although I would have given a good deal to have been able to match her Insolence with a brand of my own. "He Is natur ally very much upset over all this. And I am. afraid, really, you are. misunderstanding the ; situation and Miss Foster,". "Claire; Dear, It Is I Madge." - "California Fig Syrup" Dependable Laxative1 for Sick ; .fiaby or Child Tongue : Shows if Bilious, Constipated 'Hurry Mother! !lEven aifretful, feverish' 'bilious " or constipated child loves the pleasant taste of 'California Fig SJTrnp'f and, neve? fails, to open the bowels. A, tea? spoonful today may, prevent a sick ; child tomorrow. "Ask your druggist for genuine "California Fig Syrup" which baa directions fat .babies and .children, ufall ages ,prnted on the'bottle JlothefJ Youmut say "Califor nia" or you msy tet an, imitation, lOIi! m m - j Do you know, and many a woman tells us that she another all her . . . ' . . j , - . . . . . ' ! i could'be so sweet and 'ircsh.- Snowdrift i$ egg. Snowdrift ' is sweet what youj mean1 when you say "sweet" crcim. ' ;Wheh you Snowdrift as jresb as the day it Was "I understand Miss Foster, all right,", 'Mrs. 'Barker, -returned grimryy as . she 'turned with a curt rthls waynd!staiked down the hail, 1 "put I - don't understand you. However, tt's your own bus-i (n ess. I suppose. Your husband telephoned you wanted ; supper, If ready 'aay time yon say." ; ., "I won't keep you waiting but afcfew m.inutes," I promised. 'I'll see Miss Foster first, and then come -right. out. --Which way to the dining. room?". . . J ''Down this hall to the endand turn to the right," Mrs. Barker returned. .. "You can't . miss it. Here's her room." , , . She indicated a room at the up per landing of a short flight of steps,', and turned away abruptly. walking briskly, back in the di rection we had come. ! - I paid a little mental tribute to the unexpected delicacy in the grim woman's make-up which had hurried ,her out of earshot and eyesight of the meeting between Claire Foster and myself, but lor a panic-stricken second I - wished ber or anybody else "with, sae when I should first face the girl whose foolish escapade with my husband had - brought so . much annoyance and humiliation upon e. L , ? From - the newspaper accounts, from Dicky's brief comment, from Mrs, Barker's ungracious refer ence I had learned that no e save 4hei girl . who - carried her mealjl had seen., Claire Foster since the moment when, exhausted and bedraggled, with her long and toil- soma journey to the resort after the; fall of (he airplane, she-bad gone Into her room and,. $ad shut herself away 'from, ury Ins feyes. tlow would shr take my. coming to fher?.- Would, she be resentful or. grateful t X readed, to. knock at her door -and. summon, her. And then, with swift vision I realized that behind that closed door was, a woman, , who had, e tnousancf times , more - reason to feel, -dread, aad - embarrassment than "I. Stifling ! everything else save a desire to aid her, I knocked on her door, and called : out for the benefit of any possible listen ing ears: 1 : . .; .fiXsr'.-.: . '. ' "Claire, dear, let me In.'. It Is I, Madge." .::! :r,.;;,V, . ; (To be continued). . . ' Buy a ticket - -. ; Help get the soldiers' monument out of debt - " 1 f And Join the Bed Cross, too. 'Perhaps there "will "be ' 6e0- to 8000 acfes ; In f X in ' the Baleiq district ' this Vear ' , ' "k k ' And there should be 10.009 or more, by next? year. And .from that right on ;up. V' ' T'Te-world moves. 'Once: It was the "corner saloon, "now ft ta the f srner service station. . r Z ' The reformed - croo it of fiction is entirely teorflfo be-' me. - . m ' ;i r how much nicer cooking fat is; when it life and never-realized,1 "fresh fresh as you open the airtight can I - -Mv! won'tfget yeu very far up la the world. '..--;,: 71. ,;:! ; i I , There Is no 'getting away from the fact. A; barber shop-Isn't what It used to be. mi . - Making up for-lost time Is hard work It i always easier to -take a aay on tean to put u bacifj, A scientist says that 40 is the ideal age for a great love. But what does a scientist now about the tender 'passion? Can he put it under glass aad wateh ! f it sprout? I "' Nine bandits were executed iii a bunch in Mexico the : other jtfay. The ultimate results cannot be paeifylng. "Every bandit 3m a cemetery is one lees em the high way. It seems f harsh treatment, but it is efficient, i The Mexican government ' Is determined tl en sure peace and ' order and protect the life and property of the firan- Iffer. Mexfcn Is:' a J wondirfut country. , With more echools and lees rifles it will become the gar den of the world. ' il. nuuoc nuant Mrrnufji PRIATI0N BILL THRU . iCoatUMM from mc 1) li grounds discrimhtted against Portland merchants, measure' was passed with The lonly four negative votes. ' The' section fought : was one compelling . pier- chants who deliver " products side the three-mile limit qf co ate city limits to take out anj'adt ditional fee and arc classed i&s peddlers. The measure hits- num bers of wholesalers and retailers who send out trucks from Port land to many points In the ritate and operate on a daily schedule. The measure provides revenue SEAT? A OV.V fcELUXG . i latlaee: Child SOc; Adults 73oi 2fite: SOc, $1.10 aad 1.65 ; , ; : " 2 ' (X designs in Printed . fp' Jr - firrt" ? ,x Crepes, Satin back lOClay '2iVn: Crepes, Canton j m ' Tir U .; II Crepes and Tub ; Matinee ; 4 P. M. ,-. j , . , Mi'--1 Silks Night 8:30 P. M, i it A M Yty'tyvW ( -;: GFaW,' A.) 1 f A ' nVr Trirrtrnedwith but- 1 i' - '-. j. :. i . -!- ; : : t ( tons, embroidery J E. J. Carpenter Offers ' -J and ties of contrast- 3 ill :; I ! - fM:VMMkLtl 1 i i i fV : in- colors, these I tEW .v - '-,;;-j. ;p:Kii 1 ' Dresses are excep- " ' ' '' 3"'.n ' ' ' 1 I ' j ' , tional values at ; .V tmroo vc4 -Corns mt - V I . .. ' .1 I . ..... . mmm l?j::;!ko-fatiie 1 v fTi 1319.75 has used cobkihe: far use the: word-tordescribe a-new laid in your kitchen ma .dell ---il i ! 1 1 ' -tt j the ! maintenance, repair and reconstruction, of public highways and! to defray the cost of adminis- ferlsg thej act by prescrlWiig fees forj the operation of motor ' vehlc Thei Ibill also- confers' Juris- les. diqtion ' upon jthe 'public ; service uim!ssnJ similar to that em fldjed over other public' carriers. .jia tor UUis I'assco: pelttded In; the 18 "other meas- rei passed yesterday . were HB ot 4uii a suDstttute ror hb no. authorixing the incorporation ef urutu a! savings banks and HB ffo. 15t, by Meindl,. authorizing Jny certwiration organized for the onstruetion, maintenance ' or op eration of any railroad to - pur chase, appropriate or acquire atjr rights of appreprlators of W'tier ia the state, 'to obtain water ox jeperaifng purposes onry. The tnelsure extends ! the rights of Condemnation of lands to the c itiott iof water when neetfed to fupply water tanks and to provide j)la?es forj obtaing jarater; for en gine boilers.. Rights of water us ers aTe ; protected i by . the- water ode fgrom allowlps the railroads o;Obtaln the water for other pur poses. The objection 4 was raised ' iba the -railroads might seek to obtain water rights and use these,! o electrify the Hues. 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