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TEE STATESMAN PUBLISIILN Q COilPAIlT
, 315 SouU Commercial 8t Balca, Oregoa '.'-.:
It. J. Hendriek -.
rr4 J. Toosa -Irl
S. i!-HiOTj
.trd Bane a - -
- ..--.: C .,! Maaaga
. City Kditor ?
' Hoeirty iVor
. ; JIEMBEB Or THB ASSOCIATED PRESS . - -
' iTha 'Aaaoefatad' Pmi li esetaaiyaly otitle4 lo tk aaa for pabUratioa af all save
aiapatehra credited to it ar But lkarwisa credit ia Una vtr aaa aiaa Iba, local
ava aabliakctt hareiav ? " : .-. ...
C B IMt. 121 Security Bide Portland,
gaoaaaa V. Clark C.. Nawjfark. t2-tS
final aaaa Offiea 23 or S3
Eittara4 at ih Paat Offica ia Salwa,
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, : " v x . February 1. 1927 - - 1 .. . . .
And we know that all things work ..together for good to them that
love Ood. to them who are called according to his purpose, . . . . t. What
, shall we then say to these things? 'It God be for us, who can -be
'Against as? Homans 8:28, 31. . . ,
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m NOT FOR A
The motor stage people and the auto freight people,, and
" all the other users of the paved highways of the state and the
: ,cbuntie& of Oregon, should be treated with absolute fairness
And their .rates, ought to be equalized as nearly as may be,
even to the extent of having an elasticlatise to be used upon
proper hearings by the man who is to administer our auto
'motive laws . ... . , i:: ' ;
I But Ithere must .be: no "certificate of convemence and
necessity" for any company or -combination or individual.
That would mean a gesture looking to a monopoly, and ther.e
must be n6 monopoly Jri the use of our highways. i' JY-
.They belong to all the' people, and .every one must, have
the use of theni, and this should be guaranteed to every
individual or company or combination on terms of equality?
- as nearly as this may be done in working under laws and
regulations and rules and promulgations .that must in their
.Very nature be more or less general.. .
, Not for a minute must there be considered any 'motion or
measure looking to a special privilege of any kind in the use
pf our highways. ' : .' i , i - '.
ANOTHER SUGAR FACTORY
The Utah-Idaho Sugar company, the company that is pro
posing to build a factory, at
proper cooperation of our farmers in producing the "beets," has
jfust purchased the holdings of the -Great Western ' Sygar
company , at,. Belle Fourche,'-South , .Dakota consisting-, of a
farm, sx beet dumps (loading stations)' and "miscellaneous
properties" 'i-.f ':; , ,
rtuu me cn-an-iuiiixu tompimy win ui mice uviii uie ciw
iion of a beet sugar factory there ';
"-! ." Will serve about 900O dcre
'-thisyear: : ?VM&
year.
A great thing for Belle Fourche, which is the county -seat
of Butte county, next to the Montana line, and not far north
of Deadwood,. That is a stock and stock feeding country, and
the sugar - factory will boost Belle Fourche quickly from its
present population of 1500 to away: above '5000. . l
1 his will be the first sugar factory in South. Dakota.;
When will Oregon get her first one ? . After her first one,
ishe will get others in rapid
Kwitlot, nan rrrnxzr Viiioto vxrifK a Vl 1
: jituivj vui fvn uvvvu twviiu ittpiii. ouutt ivituv buau veil uc
. produced in South Dakota, and more tons to the acre, toot on
"the. average.
' Salem's building operations
iwill have to go on for a Jong
i and cooperation and mutual
i here does not wane.
i i There area number of new concerns in the . making in
SalemprpposihtOf hook up theindustrjes on thi ;land,
1 furnishing the raw materials,
i manufacturing and marketing
r f that will biiiid enduringly. We'
PASS THE
"Section 1. From and after the
r be unlawful to have or use in the
thereof under the concurrent Jurisdiction of the state of Oregon west
of the Cascade Jocks any traps or seines for the purpose' Of Catching
or' taking any f lajk whtso?erl:
"Section 2.Any person firm or corporation violating any of the
provisions of this act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, .upon
conviction thereof, shall "bo- punished by a fine" of -not less .than 2250
and not more' than $I.P00,or imprisonment in the county jail for a
period of not less than thirty dayB
Auch fine and imprisonment." '--r.'
" The above is the text of
house of the Oregon legislature by Senator Jones of Clacka--f
mas county--. , ':f z .' . ;:' ' ' : xl ' v,
- And the bill ia now in the
on the fishing industries
And it should be reported
w " set nets and passed "
,.4 1 -; Then the Columbia river will be cleaned up, arid the imme-
morial ish lights at every session of the legislature will be
over. ( The peopled the November election passed a law that
-took care of traps and other stationary gear-
i . But this law does not cover the case, fully.. -The bill in he
- hands of the senate fish committee, if reported- out and
iirr.snded as suggested, and passed by both houses, will finish
'the business . :i ' .
' . I For then the salmon will be able to'get to their spawning
. - grounds on the Columbia river and its tributaries,' and this
will lead to hatcheries on the branches of that river, and this
r v.ill ir.nl:e it possible to build up in Oregon a 50,000,000
.'annual fishing industry, instead of a $10,000,000 industry
. '. as at present.
lT::.'.v, the fish hatcheries are on the branches, of the
V,'ilbr.:tt3. -And half the
:.T,lurity .'find :cC'imss' into
t. ;!.-.:! by ths fish Wheels and
HIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
Statesman
W. H. Headaraoa-- Ctrealattoa Manager
- Ralph H.-Kletainf . .AdvartiiiMT JManftr
Frank JaikMki - - Itaaapir Job ltepfc.
- K. A. Kbotaav - - .. Uveatoek. Editor
' W. C. Conner ' -... iolLrj JCditar
Or. ' -
W. Slat- St.; Chieaf. Marqnatta BMg.;
:. ' ' ' ' . JB l(NU-tiMat 883
. Mawa Department 23 r 186 CtrcnlatMa CHfiea 683 .-
Ora(ft aa aaea4-claaa aultof.
MINUTE
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Salem, in case it can get the
with' this proppsea, new plapt,
succession.5 The - Willamette
rr a qiifii firfkan than fnw Ina
go on increasing. But .they
time, if the spirit of enterprise
helpfulness that is increasing
in
withlheindust'ries in the' city
themThis4s a combnation
can "nave no setback, with tkis
FISH BILL
jrt . i.
!!- MU j ' . If
taking effect of this act it Shall
Columbia river And in, any portion
f-iiH' fvi.frt-'-i
nor more than ninety days, or both
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a bill' introduced in the upper
hands of the senate committee
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-out and 'amended to include
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fish hatched, having irrown to
the,; CJoIuxnbiartlvcr, fcvo ; bcea
other stationary gear-ca that
against 000 to 8000 fishermen using nets ' 5 s ! '
And the passing of this, bill will end the fight. It will
restore to all the people of Oregon the natural right of fishery.
It will kill the monopoly of a few men, which has been an
economic crime. ' . : " " - : .
-4- It will make the Oregon, fishing industry what s it has a
right to be a great industry. , .
EDITORIALS
OF THE PEOPLE
All eorteapoadence : for tkia davart
maat aiuv ! aro4 ' by; ika . rritr,
aauat l vrittea a aid ef la
paver onlj altalt uul b toaxW
f Uiu &w wr4a. i. , . .
"?!cnate Observation 1 --
- Mouse resolution No 1.4 Intro
dncd by committee' on; legislation
'and rales. '- directing- secretaryi of
state. to take cuai-Ke of mailing ot
bouso- calendars.' -fcillsy etc.. ; will
tend "to correct' A1 Very -great eril
thad has -existed f rem .the begin
nlng oX the present session. Each
and erery day- several big mail
bags of calendars ' and ; bills from
the house .and senate are mal)ed
to corporations, organizations, soc
ieties, lodges, professional men
and others. These mail bags con
tain from 100 to 30O small par
cels, making . a ' total of many
hundreds of ' packages being mail
ed out every 2 4 J hours from - the
house and' senate-, including those
mailed, by the members and their
clerks. Every one of these par
cels requires a certain : amount , ot
postage, and. according to 'postal
employees, nearly . every' one- has
more postage than Is required..' It
cariVfieJess. ' The amount ranges
from onerhalf cent to . three -and
nealf treats nioracthan' Is re-
;qvred-.-This wouW aggregate a
sum: quite staggeringfrj?m jost
agestaiKipaint. , .
One. reason "for this loss, first,
nafjine j ls exacUy.w responsible,"
evrysone-Teservingthe right to
mail LiTTs "and calendars irons his
deskt i- Of course the, major por
tion is. under a separate mailing
department ' In . each ; case the
postage la tarnished by. the secre
tary i of " slate's ; office, a possible
reason for not being quite so much
interested. - Another ; reason for
mistakes; thi3 mailing is only done
oare In two years.' time to? forget,
being out of practice for so long.
Another, reason, most ot the clerks
re ;here ,for their -first time and
don t-wekpect :i to 4 ;pass this way
again. . Some of the help Is very
efficient, but can't be on the job
all the time.- - Of eourse- It is a
tremendous job, a regular, jam In
the mailing department, and it is
mighty hard to keep from making
mistakes.! but fire or siT.hnndred
in twenty-four hours are quite a
few.
A. "new system might be InaugV
nrted;,a big aving and make the
proper correction.
A number of ot of fee em
ployees were heard to make. re
mar Hfc thlit m is ? certainly
good picking for th post office..
If we did business jhls way. mean
ing in such a careless and indif
ferent wav as 1-egard fhe mailing
dBtftirpnt. would a lose Jour
jobs la 24 hoursv,i.7..: vf
The xnallime an postal tw
Hons are somewh ofnpii-aien
nw ,jn mstur. H?re they "are;
Misellaneons prthted. natter silla
unbound. 23 pafes or less, pnn-
ces V jcents ; 1 4 ounces, i ' ctent"i
) Dunces, .. rieriv . o ww
cents; over 8. on, nsri wt
rate, ( Boofcs: . piTls bonnd in tf
form containing z pages or mor
2 ' ounces.! 1 cet: 4 -onnces; 2
cents:' 6 oun-. 3 cents: win
4 cents: over 8 ounces takes parcel
I might add that arter two
everybody is nslne the scales wn
of from five to fifteen dollars
dav;-will- be to1 two
o ti att during the remainder
of the session. v . : "
! ' IANI:: MUHL.UY
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t r -HQUSE BILLS,
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The following bills wet4ntro
Lduced in. the house yesterday:
f HB 361, by McCallister Pro
viding repairs for the saiem ar
mory. , --,'- . . "
i HB 3 2, by Norvell To change
nnn aeason on china pheasants. ,
fTlB -3S3,Aby LonergaB -Making-
notice of protest of -s bank.- chee,'
tc admissable as evidence.
- HB 364. by Lonergan Reqilrl
ingf plats "of property within six
miles of cities to be filed with
municipal officials...
HB 365. by Revision of Laws
Committee Limiting , practice of
persons not ad minted to bar to
ihstice courts.
. HB 3 6 6, by Multnomah Delega
tion - Permitting purcnase 01
countv BUDDlies in certain ; cases
without first advertising for bids,
HB 367. by Lonergan -Provid
ing examination and licensing of
olumbers. - -j - r
HB "368; sbyk Collier Raising
standard of requirements for lssu-.
ance of certificates to teachers;-
HB 369, by La Follet Prohib
iting erection nf biU boards within
200 yards of hUhways.: V .- ' .
: IIB 37; to f Cremer Providing
for deruty d i s t r ! rt ; attorn eys . an d
fixiBsr salar;-. . , '. -
HB 311, hy Ii.tS. Hamilton
Amending Oregon Laws- relative
to bills ot exception., ; - i.
. HB 372. by Committee on Con
Btilutional Law Permitting brief
in formal Opinions to be given y
supreme court.:- : .l -tsr v:
- HB 373. bv Billingstey Amend
Ing law relative to recording live
stock brands. -
HB 274. bv R. S. Hamilton Re
lating to statutory rape.
HB 375. by R.S- Hamilton
Amending law perjalning to stock
running at large. . -'
- IHI 3 7, by KingAuthorizing
entry upon private property, to re-
cover logs. - c ' " :
;HB 377, by GlesyMaking n:
lawful anyone save highway com
mission to erect signs along high
ways, - '-
HB 378,' by Giesy Providisg
compensation for iriiow of John
Li Sweeney. '. .
IIB 379, by Ciesy Providiag
appointment of comniilteo to in
vestigate - rcltitioa to Oregon
f fft-imfl . . . . - . . . .... .
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Ins law relating to registration of
dairy bulls. . . ,.r
: I1B 381. by Wi'nslow Amend
ing law relating to - manrfure
and ale of dairy food products.
HB 382. f by Winslow Appropriating-
$2Q0o for relief or rJ t.
Beals, whose cattle contracted foot
rot at state fair. I T
HB 383, by Winlow---AmendT
ing . law affecting attachment: pt
property. held, by partnerships.;! ilscrtbJri methods. pf administering:
tin ?!idv Twia :Yrrtv!linH Tafate Affairs. : ;'-"-' : -
tax on contracts for purchasing;
property not suuject to taxation.;; i
1IB 385." by McCourt -Appro-:
plating money for use Soldiers
and sailors commission, i ',
IIB 386. '-by-Buchanan -Amending
Jaw relating to Initiative and
referendum petitions. .' r '
- HB 387. bv Swan Amending
law relating to execution ot deeda.)5
HB 388, by Swan Amending
law relating to-payment of expen
ses or officials. " :-T- '-''-J
HB 389.: by; Pisher ?Amendini
Ltaw relating to filing of uotfees if
tax levies. f ': v- -f-'vKV.ifu -a
-HB 390, by Buchanan Provid
ing manner of securing signatures:
to initiative . petitions. A -
HB 391, by Briggs--Providlngi
financial assistance for agricul
tural fair associations. f
HB 39 2. by Lewis Act relating:
to. punishment of habitual crimin-;
ais. :-' --.r-,v -t-' j
s HB 393. by Douglas County Del:
epation Providing ' for increases:
ot salary for Douglas county off i-i
ctals.t!" ' '" t-'
I ijHB 49 4;..by . Peterson frovld-f
Ing ror increase or salaries. or uin
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HB 395. by Olson and German if
Providing for split legislation ses4
sioni"5- .s v.-j - v-a:. --o
HB 39 6. v by 3Iesy Providln
for relief of widow of James. HoI4
man,: former penitentiary guard.
HB 397. by R. S. Hamilton
Providing state finance commis
sion of five persons. - y '- '
HB 398. by McCourt Amendf
ing vlaw affecting veterans' bonus
aet.. - -h1.'.:: -'.: . ::T', 't
HB : 399; - by Repeal vof ' Laws
LEGAL NOTICES ,4 I
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XOTTCE OF ADnXlSTRATOR'S
APPOIXTMENT ; i
Notice is hereby given:that tire
undersigned : has.been duly :i aH
nointed byv the .County Court o
the State of Oregon for the County
of Marion, as administrator of the
estate of Don .B. Osborn,, deceased,
and that he has duly qoalltled as
such administrator V; persons
naving. claims . against tne estate
of said decedent are hereby noti
fied ip ' present -the same.' dl.v
verified,- to ine-! the ofTlcext
Ronald ti- u lover, z3'.ureron
Building, Salemv Marion Counts
Oregon. withtn six months from
the date of this notice. 4 ')'
'Dated --t Salem.uOrefroa. tk
tltlr day of JAnuarvA 1927.
v . , RONALD C. GLOVER.
Administrator of the estateof Don
' BTOBHorn.-deceased.5 " I . !
j?r: ;!:.rli-i--fl-j2
XOTICK OP GITARDIAVR 8AtK
.. ; , OP REAl PROPERTy1 .j
la the County Court of : the
State of Oregon,,, for f the County
of Marion.- 'v t 5 V.-. : ;' - : -
In the Matter of Guardianship
of AUGUST VAN HOOMISSEN,
an insane person. . , -
Notice .is hereby j given thaTt in
pursuance . ot an order, of the
County Court of the State of .Ore
gon for the County - of . Marion,
duly made and entered on the 8th
day of January. 1927, in the above
aruardianship .estate, Phillip van
Hoomissen. as guardian of : Jhe
estate of -August Van Hoomissen,
an insane person, will," on or after
Monday; the 14th Hay of Match.
119 S7ilproceed to, sell at, private
subject to the approval of said
Court. - the , following -. destrlhM
real property ' belonging, to "; said
ward ----j ''.-'i - . tr - l
. a e
Vh An .-undivided one-sixth interest
JT
in and to .the following: begin
ning at - a point . 47.35 chains
South. 5H West from the JCorth
east corner of the' Donation Land
Claim of J. B. DeQaire and wife,
No.7K). in Township j 4, South
Range 3. West of the Willamette
Meridian : ' . . thence West .: 3 9.8 8
chains; thence North 45 Jinks;
thence North 43 0 i West r
chains: thence North 82.5West
1.75. chains; thence West "4.142
chains: thence South 17 -, West
2.09- chains; thence West I 7.S4
chains: thence South 5. 16? West
3.62 - chains: thence West- to : the
Willamette Riyer;: tbenee foUow
Ing the. meanders of said River! in
a 'Southeasterly .direction : toi the
Northwest.; corner : of a- 80 acre
tract of land deeded to Isaad H
Tyler. on May 13.1891. by Peter
wirfs and-w;fe.,by deed duly fe-
records or oeeas or Marion Coun
ty,'' -'Oregon! thence East on f the
North -lino of said -80 acre tract to
the, East line of the aforesaid) ID.
Mil v- tnence'North along -.East
line of said D. L. C. to the place
of beginning, and contalningjlOO
acres, more or less, situate and be
ing in the County ot Marion, State
of Oregon. - .'.-. :--. :;f- i 1 ;
Bids and ofters must be in writr
ing and may be left at the office
of Joseph .Van Hoomissen, attor
ney for guardian, at, 302 Dekum
Building, Portland,: Oregon, for
may be filed with-the Clerk j of
said Court at any time after, the
nrst publication of this notice and
I before the making of said sale; ;
uaie 01 rim puoucation, Jan
uary's, 1927. : :i ; :
Date of last publication Febr
uary- 22. 1927. . -yi A..-
PHILLIP VAN HOOMISSEN.
Guardian of Estate of ; Aurast
Van Hoomissen, an insane pef son.
JOSEPH VAN HOOMISSEN,, U
Attorney, , 1 1
302 Dekum Building.--' fAA:i
"" "ecu ubjj, 'I resuiis ib aisesses oi xue siomacn,
corded at Page574 of Book ;4 6;,tof tlveif;:i howels, : hiffod.:skin nerves.
Committee Amending law, relat
ing to logging roads. , r s
WlB ,400. 4y nepeal of. Laws
rom.raittee Amending law affect
ing removal of county seats.
IIB 401, by Repeal of Laws
Committee, Repealing sections
relating to dntles.of courts.;
HB 4 02. by .Repeal ; of Laws
Committee Repealing sections
relating to forest fires.
i IIB ',403, by Repeal of t Laws
o-nmitteer-Uenealing section re
lating to payment of fees prior to
1894. ;
. HB 4 t404v by Repeal of - Laws
Committee Repealing section re
lating to lists of licensed liquor
dealers. . . - , "
HB . 405. by Bailey Authortz
ing supreme court to prescribe uni-
luria rules on procedures
HB 406, by. Macpherson Pre-
Blttie UL1UIID. . li Hi;
IIB 407. by MacpTierson Pro
viding for Ktate department of ag
riculture and appointment of ni
1 HB 14 08, by Macpherson Pro
viding for state department of la
bbrjand, industry. -AirH;-,
i HB 140 9 by "Macnherson-j Pro
viding : for state department of
finance.
IIB 410, by Macpherson Pro
viding', for state department 'of
commerce,:;:,' i ---:; r-r :' . ' - - -
HB 411, by Macpherson Pro
viding for state department of
public j works. ; ' '
- HB' 412, by Macpherson Pro
viding for state (department ' of
puWic welfare.
HB ; 413, by Macpherson- Pro
viding far : state" department of
education.:' ?
"HB 414, by Macpherson--Pro-
vlding for. stata, department? of
Btate police 'and military .affairs.
HB 415, by Macpherson Pro
viding for . state department ' of
-5 HB ; 416, by MacphersonT-Pro-viding;
for . state .department: of
state..! ; - - ... -
iHB! 417,by Macpherson Pro
viding for Btate board , of higher
Odueation. . .; -
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f. The Marlon Antomobfle Co The
Studebaker, the world's ereatest
automobile value. - Operating cost
small.! Will last a lifetime, with
care.. (Standard coach X1510. (
Hallk & Eoff Electric Shop, 337
Court St. : Everything electric.
from motors and fixtures and sup
plies to wiring. Get prices-"and
look' at complete stock. .()
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SENATE BILLS -1
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-r The following new bill& ! were
introduced in the senate t yester-
dayj ,.- " ' :v j -
SB; 146 by- Dunne-MTd? pro
vide relief for s Matilda S. Carlson
and tjustave J- Carlson., - 1 j
'- SBs. 147 by' Hall Relating to
the duties of official count report-
in SB 148. by Linn county delega-
tin- Approorlatlng" money, for
relief of Ada A. Dunlap of Linn
countv : 1 - - - j i T - -
SB 14f,l ; by Hall Increasing
salaries of officials of Curry .coun
ty
j 1 i rt
SB 1 SO. i by JoseDb-Us faadard
lzfealarles fof ; depntff Sheriffs
clerks and . assessors in Multno
mah 4ountv. '. "'i
SB 151. by MoserV et -al- tn-
crea&ing salaries of constable and
deputy-constables of Multnomah
county.
The Man's Shop saves you a ten
dollar bill on every quality suit.
Shirts, hats, ties, collars. High
grade clothing.- perfect fitting
long .wearing 416 State. (
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D.i H Mosher. Merchant Tailor,
is: turning out the nobbiest and
best! fitting tailor made suits to
measure: 100 business and pro
fessional men buy oft Masher. (
Coming to Salem
spc47'
in Internal ledlcin'e -ior the '
lj,ri tiI Iflrtiuta man .-'
,j : DOES NOT pPERATB ; :
"i'i :J e!-' -:'- . .- f AM I "
A -t 'A , ' Will be:, at --. V -X "
i , ! 4 KlARION HOTEL F S
t WEDNESDAXFEa 2 g
Office Honrs to a. nto 4 p. m.
- 1. . . . , ,-
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One Day Only
No Charge 'tor Consultatloa'
4 VrA Mellenthin A. Is a V regular
graduate in medicine and surgery
wd U licensed . by the state - of
Oregon. He does not operate for
;hronic ' appendicitis, - gall stones,
ulcers ot stomach; tonsils or ade
noids. K.A-.A: .ArA'-n--- '-:: A.
He has to his credit wonderful
DearL, kidney. Jjladder. .. bed wet
Ung. .. catarrh, weak lungs. r rheu
matism, sciatica,-leg ulcers .and
rectal ailments. -
I; Below are the names .of "a tew
of ' bis many satisfied patients In
Oregon: ' A. -
! .Mrs. ,W. J. Martin, Mora, high
blood pressure. ,
.' M rs, Peter WestbArg. Colton.
ttomach trouble. - . ' .
k Mrs. Halvor Nalson,' Chinook,.
Wash., goitre..
A. Martin Jorgesson, Astoria, nerve
trouble 1
Mrs. Chris .Hanson; -Chinook,
$Vash., bowel trouble and neuritis,
i Mrs. James Ellis, Coquille, gall
Itones and colitis., i : ; -
Jams Suess, Lakeside, nlcers
)f stomach. ' - f-:
j Jt.:.R- Jenkins, Silverton, circu
latory trouble. -1 -5 5,
- Remember the above date, that
consultation on this trip will be
tree and that hU.. treatment 13 dif
ferent. .:..'..'. AA' --AA--:-
Married woraen mult be accom
panied ty their husbands. ! .
Address: 211 Bradbury El 2
L:8"'Ar::-2::'.3, CI'.fcrrli. '
TUESDAY MORNING,
?i Pits For TJreakfaat
2
There is no boom , . - -
:: v: ' S iC'HcV-v.
But Salem h is building about
twice as much . as last year, and
Indications are that the 1327 rec
ord will aboot.donhle that of last
year, going beyond the xs.oow.www
mark.,- . . '
Tha lppf.ffitnre Is on the last
-
half and going strong.- :
' -w -
- mi rmwfh of the Oregon linen
ntntrv will from now on mfbu
on the supply of yarn, nml that
will donend on the supply ot UDer,
and that will depend on the trow
ing of the flax. The farmers are
ready to do their part, as -fast as
the people t up the une r pre
pared to do theirs. - - -
Funny world! It hfres Instruct-
ors 10 teani.ouer uus.
thinks youngsters will just tsoro
kn6wledte of hor to. be gentle-
- iiloa v' : - - i,;:-ni
No clotheslines break under the
weicht- of .the . modern giri s
clothes;;Tli:i's:;.f:- iT;5i- 's' -
;'. : V aiV "y-.:J-h V- '
. : A good many are, willing-. to for
give others' virtues if . their vices
are suffteiejBtly attractive. : -
At the University of British Co
lumbia is a White Leghorn hen
which has produced 351 eggs in a
year. All they need now Is a,cen
tipede hog to furnish enough ham
to go with the eggs. .
NAVAL BASE AID ASKED
N0RBLAD REMOVAL .UP
jC3MB.ei tro .iaa- 4tf
deputy- would be "increased . from
3125 to $175 "a month'whlle. the
r salaries ' of the other deputies - in
,the department would - be Aid
yanced from $ 100; to, ; siSQf? a
month. ' ' - ,"4;': '"--. v -.s'.:" -' r
The salaries of the deputies in.
the various offices of Multnomah
county would be standardized un
der a bill introduced by Senator
Joseph. ' ' " - ': ''- .v-: .
The JJnn county delegation has
Introduced a bill providing for an
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NEWTONi-GHEVROLETGO. -M
Corner Chemeketa and High
.Opeiw -'
i Tomorrow
(Wed.).
r--.v.
F'-:.'-:--.-.-.-.---; ; a.
Mill- &J
The Whole
".. fc-;Jsa A- - -.,.
A impressive in ' it
il Parade," here at L
everj-one has been talkir
jeration , and with the
U. . S. Marine' Corps. ,
Lon Chaney in a role t:
?Devil Dogs' ", own filr . :
n
FEBRUARY 1. 1027.
appropriation os 13000. lor airs.
Ada A. Dunlap, i.widow, of the late
Sheriff WHliarS' Dunlap ; of Linn
county1 ? Sh4ir:- uuniap - waa
killed ; three years ago wnue in
the perf or ma s ce of li Is ' of f ic ial
duties.T;The;Ht-aate.- approvea a
bill ihtrod is ! ' revig j0n or
lawsvcommliteei iwhich, ;.wphld
make-Wore '-simple her Incorpora
tion ' fend operations f, highway
Improvement rtistricts.y Upder
this bill the district would, be
ttmfted from rot ing bonds la ex
cess of six 1 per cent of J the
assessed value ion of .the district.
The nresent U r allows-these I d Is-.
tricts : to vote! nd based o 10
per cent or tf trassesea valua
tions. Folk MPX'a lengthy! de
bate a bill pfvidiug that a Sum
mons might : servea oy any
person vover:' the. age of 21 years
was rereferred to' the Judiciary
committee. JThls bill was; at
tacked by ra- number : of senators
who declared that Its passage
would Invite fraud and -place the
property of litigants in jeopardy.
Another billsapprovea by- tne
senate glveJ the courts discretion
In the forfeiture of . hunting and
anellnsr licenses. Under the ex-
lsUng Llaws;! It; la mandatory' for
4Have it ready
One should keep . on hand, at - all
times the maximum help, for -.a cold.
li vou take it at lHe first sneezej not
one told in- ten :wdt ct: started. ; If
d in- ten wnf get started. ; it
.ifproinptly when the cold
sr it wiliE check the .cold in 24
::::--t'rfcf.:.?.'vT--:'
3ou take
develops,
hours.
The best help tver evolved for a
cold h called HILL'S If was' devel
oped iii one of the world s-largest, Iab-
f Oratories ty : com-bjLl. LrTf vk Pnc29e help. '. When yon?
Lining - a -rmmbfr 5-U,UsS 53c once use HILL'S f
ersStGftRA
itself so- efficient,!- - SPAb j-a. asa,to deal with f
See th :N.ew Roadster
NOW ON DISPLAY
A beautiful body changed and improved to your
r k Satisfaction - i -V: ' -
New A. C. Oil ; Filter 'Air Cleaner and other
; Improvements j' With a loweV price a '
, Everyone is -Tallring Chevrolet . ' f
UIL.ff
c 1 1 LA
TrW
,: !';,
Tr 1's Talking About It!
- a "The Biff
is th nroduction
f- H( Je in coor'
Icriari nt of- the
n'y. - picture!
sviil a. -.azet -The
K'," I ' i.
or t: :
ASCENDING
"the COUrtS 0 forfeit these Hcer.sa
when a oerson hn hewn Mn.iitiui
of the game or fish laws., T.ne
law was held by a number of sei
atorsUo be unfair in that mani,
of the law violations were techni-a
calf and not intention upon th
persons accused.
Under a bill introduced by Sen-!
ator Strayer and passed on third t
reading weed control district ?
could: be. organized with the con-!
sent ;of seven property owner f
The present law provides that 25 1
property owners must consent toj
such an organization. , . -W"
The Cherry City Baking f f,
bread, pies and cakes are ot
est quality. One of Oregon's , mb.
sanitary bakeries; visit IL-Wm-til
hile. A Salem show place.
SIT. BAKKR HtJTEL BURNS I
A-
BELLINGH AM, Wash.. Jan. 21 1
--r(AP) With a. loss of 10,0ftj
fire Saturday night destroyed th4
onlyf hotel at Glacier, gateway ni
the jMU Baker national forest. 4 J
heavy, snow fell while volunteer
fought va'nly to. control the blazeV '
. -i - - ,
Cottage Grove buildlne Dermft
for f 1926, reached 3400.000. r
toi check your
i
1
t
plete that we aid $1,000,000 for it i
HILL'S does all .things at once. It v
checks the cold, stops the fever, openj i
the bowels, eliminates the poisons and I
tones the entire system. After using, I
one generally, feels much better, than :
before. the cold began. , j
. If you have a cold, start HILL'S I
promptly. Every hour of delay brings!
new injury.; . Don't rely on any lesser 1
It:
Phone 1000
1
Starts
Tomorrow
(Wed.)
3 BIG J
DAYS O
Special
Prologue
. By ;
Marine ,
Sgt. Carries
"WH:Amm
JAmiM.
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Last Times Today
PANTAGEQ
. - PRICES
Matinee 33c lOc
Kvenlns 50c - 10c
ViURLITZER
Cold
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Pprtlari, Cren.
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