PAGE SIX.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
THURSDAY, ATT.ll. '. iiil-
Employe
Forlnji
triot where H to IS year oil mir-
f If
is uaDie
juries to
Minor Employes
Employer afftwarned H ... . bulle
tin which la bring m-nl out 'r -m hece
. . v.nu in tlate .rwt-'-
. i ,..... ion. that in t' U-ithin five days oftcr the employ
,v..nt of th- injury ol a minor T.o te'imnt of the minor "ases.
erent of the inj-ry 01 ,14. Kwp on file In your office or e-
Illegally employe.! tha emuloyer J" ,abllf(nmont , complete list of a-1
come, personally llnul. The !,rnlnlmlnorg und. lg year of age who ar!
J. included in a set of rules -,,, your en.pley.
lations governing the orKanlx.iU n f K(.rp a cpy ,,f these rules con
and administration of twrt tln.e I. llnl . ,,,., vour rBtabliVj-
schools and classe under the n ment whel employes will have
st-ue law. copies of which are tf-W , 0(.ralion t0 ,P0 them.
sent to an ucui iku"i
! are enrolled.
For Kniplovcrs
1. Require an employment certif
icate from every minor under IS
years of age who enters your em
ploy-
t. Keep this certificate on lite is
Ion as the minor is in your employ,
j When this minor ceases to be
employed by you return the employ
ment certificate to the board of In
spectors of child WIor or to the depu
ty who twiued It. This roust be done
n.l omtiliivers of labor throughout
the state. These rules and regulations
which were adopted by the state boar!
for vocational education at a mretli'r
here January I. are as follows:
Fur School Authorities
1. Prepare and keep continuously
on hand a card Index or . reKisti r
showing names and addresses of all
minors 14 to IS years of age r 'slrtlriK
Jn the school district. This should be
kept strictly up to date at all times.
2. Record regularly on these cards
or on the reRlster the place of em
ployment and the school attendance
of minor nnmed.
a. When any minor 14 to IS years
of ago Is employed or out of s ho d
contrary to law, report same to tru
ant officer, ami In case of enntinu'-d
violation of law report to board of
Inspectors of child labor.
4. Establish In accordance with the
law and the current plans of the stat:
board of vocational education a par!
time school or class inileas there nee
fewer than fifteen minors residing In
the school district who are eligible to
enrollment In n part time school.
f,. Issue 'In accordance with th'
part time school law to tiny mln-ir
14 to 1H years of age applying lor
same, or to the board of Inspectors of
child labor, a certificate giving grade,
residence and date nf birth of such
minor.
II. During the month of Heptember
each year In school districts of the
first class provide for and require the
J-eglstratlon In duplicate of nil school
pupils, and deliver duplicate copies
of registration blanks In the board of
Jtpcctors of child labor.
These blanks must contain the fol
lowing: l'ate of Issue: name nf pu
pil; date of birth; birthplace; signa
ture (on both copies! of parent ir
Kunrdlnn; name of school; grade.
7. Tost a copy of these rules (which
will bo furnished by tho stale board
for vocational education) conspicu
ously In every school In the school
Vote Attention is called to the fa-it
'that if any illegally employed minor
Is Injured his employer becomes per
sonally liable.
For Minors I'nik-r IS
1. You must finish the eighth grade
or its equivalent or reach the ac of
If before leaving school.
' Your city superintendent of schools
If you have attended In a school dis
trict of the first class, and otherwise
your county school superintendent,
has the authority to Judge whether
or not you have had the equivalent or
an eighth grade education.
J. If you are a graduate of the
i.lL-hth made secure from your loci
school board a certificate giving yori
date of birth and the name of tho
school which you have last atteiMi
ed, and stating that you are an eighth
grade graduate.
This certificate must be furnished
to the board of Inspect. irs of chil 1
labor or to its local deputy, who will
Issue to you an employment certifi
cate. 3. Hand this employment certifi
cate to your employer who will keep
it on file as long as you are employ
ed by him, ami who must return It
to the hoard or deputy whin your
employment ceases.
4. When you find nno'her job ob
tain this same employment certifi
cate again and hand It to your new
employer. It must first be Indorsed
to your new employer by the board
or deputy.
5. It you are between 10 and 18
years of age it nil have not flnishco
the eighth grade or Its equivalent pro
ceed in exactly the same way as above
stated and enroll in it part time or
evening school. You will be requlr d
to attend this school five hours pe:
week until you hate finished the
eighth grade or Its iqiilvulcnt or nn-
tll you have reached the ae of 18
Carranza Cannot
r" i been reported. -
Serve Again, Say - Ships May Show
Some Authorities iV"te c ; American Goods
SI l-aao. Texas, Apr. i.-Mexlcan TO V ISlt Seattle j AllOveJ IVorf
take steps to force the mout. Clashes science fraternity,
bit ween maehers and oil men have convention.
been reported.
given during the
constlutionul lawyers have been dis
cussing seriously the question of
whether President Yen i.-tiano Carran
xa will have the right to continue as
president of -Mexico after November
SO. 9"9. in case the s'heduled sum
mer elections should fall to take place
or in case the successful candidate
should fall to present himself for the
oath of office.
Possible conflict between two arti
cles of the constitution of 191 Is point
ed out in tut article recently published
in Kxcelsior. of .Mexico City.
"Article S3 contains the absolute in-
Innctlon that any one who once has
held the high office of president of the
republic shall not hold It for anoiner
term." Excelsior says, quoting a num
ber of legal experts.
l!ut Article 84 reads:
'If at the beginning of a consttru-
tloital ( presidential) term, the presi
dent-elect should fall to appear, or if
the election should have faleil to lane
place bv December 1, the person i
whose term is ubout to expire shall
cease to function, and there shall be
named to the presidency, with title 01
provisional president, such persons as
may be chosen by the congress of the
union."
A 11 nr Wnrl1
During L.onvenuun lMUisvm. K-.. apti? -a pmn ha
fteittl.. V:ish.. Anr. 1. Educators' ,. forimiliiteu here U exand the
from several western cities are expect-' foreign trade of the Vnited States thru
ed to attend a convention of the Pa- .j use of Shipping P-oard steamships
clfic division of the American Associa- as exhibition vessels lo cair,
.,i..,.,r... iirmiiicis ano w.-it
.t.... tl... llv,in..m.lt nf Science tO . I'l'""'"-"' .
be held at the I niversny oi nusiiini;
ton here June 17. IS anl 19
John C. Mcrriman, president of the
association, lr. Henry Suuallo. presi
dent of the fniversity of Washington.
and Professor R. Urook, of tho Uni-
versitv of l:ritish Columbia, will be
aniline the sneakers.
The societies affiliated with the as
sociation are, Paget Sound division of
American Chemical Society, western
branch of American Association of
.Museums, Pacific section of the Audu
bon Society and the Pacific Northwest
Bird and Animal club.
Efforts are being made to have the
annual university lecture of the x n
lSeta. Kappa, honarary scholastic
ciety and
I M yfinn ( nttrlAl
ill ui iuii iih
Lays Easter bgg Ut
If vou want "to ifuit tobacco or tj
nun laau i-i.t .i ,,!,eli! fo of VteOtlll lab-
lets irom your druggist, iou in or
surprised how easy it is to quit. NiCJ-
tol drives nicotine from your system
and kills the craving for tobacco, and
lo! the tobacco habit units you. All
l.l.....r;L.,u ...... ..i,tlt.wi.,,l t,i well N'lV i.
TZvim J nrftff f 7P tl under a steel bound money back
fcv .' KUrantee. so It costs you little to quit
The f'anltal Journal was the re- ,i ,-ii,i,,,r if vi.ti,i fails.
cipient Wednesday of a genuine East-,. ;((t,. Ask your druggist what oth
er Egg. The egg is Indicative or inellM.H say anout the wonderful power
ambitions of the flock of White Ieg- Ni(.,)toi to break the tobacco hab
horn hens owned bv Mrs. P. J. Dar-n,. !,. ,,,t t,, ,-.,n hn trnsieil
by, Salem, route G.
The egg measures six and one-half
inches by eight and three-quarters
circuiiifernece and weighs exactly
five ounces. Mrs. Darbv states that
one hen In her flock lays two eggs of
the
.....l.l'a in-iili-ili.lt tiorts.
Tk iiien advanced by me lorciii
....... ........... .rvl of the Southern
Railway and Mobile Ohio railroads,
has Is-en presented to the Jlidwrst-
Culf-South Atlantic Foreign Trade and
Transportation committee, represent
ing commercial organizations vi m
-inoinni mLblln west and southern
states, which has been asked to lena
its weight to fruition of the plan.
Answers to letters sent to more than
a score of cities in the organization en
thusiastically endorse- the plan, ac
cording to H. . McLean, of Louisville,
. f..-,.i..n fri.lcht traffic inana-
I ger of the two railroads.
Mr MeT.ean savs the plan is similar
honarary scnoiasiic so- ,. ,
the Sigma Xi. honorary to that proposed by the Kr.ttsh i govern-
i. tii,.h i, mouses a gigantic tour
ing exhibition for ltritish industry. The
P.ritish plan, as described in n recent
American consular report, would we
initiated with an itinerary comprising
South Africa, Australia, New Zealand
which is antii iimted fur it, similar pro
jects to other parts of the world wl
receive our consideration. It is intend
ed that some 500 ltritish firms shall
be invited to take part in the tour. The
beme has been sanctioncd'by the gov will be planned and eerrled , ,
rnaUa. Thr duration of the the dcpartn.evei.s trade,
tour. " the report says.. "will be about ,ho bailing
!ermenr boaVd of ..i-nd the ventur way-reenville en.n..n..
Want to Quit Tobacco?
ful power of
t.
lie knows and he can be trusted to
tell you the full truth. (Adv)
tills sl.e. each week, and that hei
flock has been laying unusually large
eggs this spring.
While eggs of this size are not un
common, perhaps the consumer woo
pays from 4'l to SO cents per dozen
for "hen fruit" wishes that this was
the standard by which Piddle worked
all the time.
I Tdik'W' doi'M not 110(1 a navy. 1rv
iwiH can ri'itrh Aiinvniii by I;wwl.-
i Hlnux City .liiiirinil.
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Fighting Hunger
Hunger is never more than a few days
away from the American people.
The coal strike showed us what a narrow
margin the country goes on, even in a non
perishable necessity which can be stored.
Swift & Company is engaged in the
business of fighting hunger.
From coast to coat;t, from the Great
Lakes to the Gulf, the lines of defense are
drawn-packing plants at strategic points;
branch houses in four hundred towns and
cities; hundreds of car routes; thousands
of refrigerator carr, tens of thousands of
loyal men and women export in their work.
Day by day, hour by hour ceaselessly,
this tight, your fight, goes on. Yet so
smoothly, surely and victoriously that you,
unaware how closj hunger always is, are
as certain each night of tomorrow's meat
as you are of tomorrow's sun.
And so economically is this done that the cast
to y ou for this service is less than thre cents a
pound of meat sold. The profits shared in by
more than 30,000 shareholders whose money
makes the victory possible is only a fraction of a
cent pounu on ull proJiK-tij;
If hunger did not make it necessary for us to
fight this fight in the best possible way for all
concerned, the competition of hunJreds of other
packers, large and small, would compel us.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Recent Gold And
Oil Discoveries
Attract Hcardes
Helena, .Mont., Mar. 31 .-Two oil j
fields iiin! a new Bold field urn dr:nv-
inB tlin adventurous from far nnd;
near to Molilalia.
The Uitumliip oil field is little K-ss
a Mecca th:iii the nt-w Winnett-MnslA
flrld. more Ivrellt of it ist'OVPl'V. ! ,
The Kohl rush is to the Scoliey coun-j
try, when' ore assaying as ltlnh ns1
$40 to the ton was found in dixuhiK'
a well. Ji'-viiitt i it tr to reintits. More;
than :i hundred clulniH were slaked,.
within a t'rw li"iii-s after the t.n-noutiut-meut
ot the discovery, I
Oil seekers wfio liave invaded slate
laud iiro.iii'ts, (iovernor Sttwnrt lias'
aniiounci'd, inuat vacate or he will I
Z iL-JXuoK WWW XlllBM to
k.rt-.$3v wutawcta 9;u...
t 'Aiou'jui nq ?iuo;3h
C ijlloillplieJr) 3511 Sit 1UIJ
.VICTIMS-
RESCUED
Ivldney, liver, blatidev and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be
cause of thiiir insidious attacks.
Heed the first warning they syji
that they need attention by tol;.
GOLD MEDAL
Ttie world's Standard remedy for th?.
diaorJcrs, wi'.l often wurd off h?r,a ii:
coi a and rt-enerhen the lcdy ofyain'"'.
fur.l.Graunc'fS. Three sizus, al! trug;s-s.
Look for tWo noma Cold Mecal on vorr bat.
tud ccr,t iia imitation
i
BAKE-RITE BREAD.
Is hard to tlistinruish from home made.
Try a loaf today, You'll buy a loaf tomorrow.
Bake-Rite Sanitary Bakery
457 State Stieet.
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1 mm
.What Beautiful '
OlraPft Sweet Peasl
gly upon the seed vou sow. vlffA
Vi--J R5cn. 40sst;m g'ow from seed
V1"!irj ir e$ must
rf,Mlkrf advocated hv mwv succeS?fti1
orou?s sturcVv vines with J'.sxiirirnt, fra-
.
of proven
be done
i. A plan
?"rf c-1- ti o J
to few the f.rcd early indoors and tr.r1.3I
piant v hn tne weather permit S
Start your weet peas right bv sowing
KortKnijN Kin? & Ccxs tested seeds;
Tliesc seeds are especially bred (of hardi
ness, beautiful colorings, Jarge. and ahun
dant Wossonw. They represent jtpts of
garden hig experience.
Voti cm get Northrop, King & Co;s
Sweet IVb and other Flower Seeds for 6c
a packet from the convenient seed case
now at dealer near you. Then just follow
the cultural directions on every paeket.
TTT-W t? ff l1 .
Willis 41fy:iO.S
Million, of Tiny Germr
cause lour 1011H
RmI RUef Com Only by
f leaninr th BkxHi r tne ,
Germi.
Vou muit rKi t5iT' Wood
i, - ti down - with - ctrh
rtmovd from your b ood before
you cn expect real. rtwnl relief
from the die. And ef coum,
roa knew tht you tennet reech
heie.jerms ia your blood witn
1 j
ipr.yi " ...
P. P. e. whi )"''.
nf the ew ef Caterrh. and
real relief. It hai been in ton
ttant e for more than fifty
yeart, wd ii old by all drnnista.
. " ' C S 3 Liu w and
Iom -Be J4Hr tune in gottmC ei
I 1 a. l l.e
19 rifDl vrvuMuruu
) HI U U IV mv "- -
ease will be furniihed free. Ad
dreta Medical Adviser, 103 Witt
Uboratery, Atlanta, Ga. Q
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The Bnmswiik Naur
Certifies an Extraordinary Tire
Many motorists buy Brunswick because hi tKe ftame alor,
It is sufficient assurance for them of super-ijuality.
They have known this ancient house for its high- sna
,s have their fathers and grandfathers. Since 1845 the Hou
of Brunswick has been noted for its rare workmanship.
Brunswick standards, as applied to tires, mean giving
utmost In them you will find combined all the approv
Sres properly related.. No one advantage, overshadow
others nor hides shortcomings.
The best tread that's known, "tKe strongest fabric, IKe mc
enduring side-wall construction, every addition, every ext
make Brunswicks prove their superiority, Ncj factprx c
has been too great i
ONE Brunswick" will win your decision, $9 liavei J
Brunswicks. It will be a revelatioaj
Buy it today. It costs ho more, 'thalg like-rype tired ,
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLEN DER CO."'
Portland Headquarters: 4648 Fifth Street
fir KEsa
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
Guarantee Basis
Great W estern Garage
147 N. High Street
Cherry City Garage
170 S. 12th Street
Sensible hm
lava msmi$mzih
Sensible shoes for sensible men
-shoes that fit well, wear well,
look weil-these are BccKitrcT
f 1 1 IU,
onoes. lixtra service everv ';-
-m.-.. r . . t
step, com tort every minute -is
more than a slogan it's a
fact stitched into every
BucuiEciiTShoe.
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CucKHF.rHT RVirE fnf r . . .1
-oii,o 1 t" w active men in all.
lea hers f omTs nV" P styles and?
the Wei Pnncipal shoe dealcis ii
For Sale in Salem bv
PARIS BROS.
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SAN FRANC!
MANUFACTURE