PAGE SIX
The wayi and means com mm it
tee hll tig first meeting of the
yrest-nt eat.ou lust niRlU and te
tua its deliberation by barrlag
newspapermen from attendance.
Thii rulU'd di recti r from tbe
statement of one member that he
was going to make some drajlic
remarks about appropriations to
stale Institutions. Senator BcaU
made the motion to exclude the
Dews writers.
Governor Pierce appeared be
fore tbe commute and mentioned
some of tbe appropriations that he
considers of most Importance.
Thcue included 141 500 for tbe
conduct of his office. $100,000 to
complete the new state training
b Jiol at Woodburn, between $50,
)00 and $60,000 to convert the old
training school InLj a reformatory,
i(J00.000 to build a new wing fr
the eastern Oregon Insane hos
pital, funds for an Industrial
building at the state hospital In
Salem and an appropriation for
i-jw buildings at the children's
fiirm home near Corvallli.
Tho governor urged tbe commit,
tee to work out some system
whoreby a closer tab can be kept
n the flnancl.-l affairs of state
ictivitles that make expenditures
Jrom fees colected by them, nam
big patrlcularly the fish and the
tame commission. He urged that
rich department should directly to
the legislature for their appropria
tions.
The committee approved the
governor's requctit for an appro
priation for his office, but cut off
$1000, m-.klng the amouat
700. The governor said that out
of $35,000 allowed him by the
setwlon of 1923 he had spent $34,
995. The larKe amount of corre
spondence Kolng through his office
makes a larger amount necessary,
he said.
Ralph Bcbneelock A Co. of
Portland bid aucreasfully on Sa
lem's 6 per cent Improvement
bonds for a little more than $30.-
000 advertised to be anld iMt
night at the council meeting, and
bid- on by six different bond
houKes.
Alderman L. J. 81 moral, chair
man of tho ways and means com
mittee, after a fthort disrutwlon of
the bidfl with his committee, re
ported back that In view of the
highoAt bid placed by the Ralph
Kchneeloch organization It wan
recommended that thla bid bo
accepted.
Unwiircmsful bidders were I-add
and Tilton bank of 1'nrtlund. with
a bid of J 1 0.r, ti. no on $1000; Krre
man Smith & Camp, $1045.79 on
$ KlOO; Lumbermen's Trust com
pany, with a bid of par and ac
crued interest, and further pre
Bi I u in of lHl'7.(i0 on the $-10 000
Jffiie; Western Ifond and M lrt
g;me Co.. $10.r.S 70 on $1000,
and Clark Kendall & Co.. with a
bid on 6 per cent bonds, w hile
Recorder l'oiilWn reminded that
the advertisement had called for
6 mt cent bnmlH.
Ort ified checks accompanying
the unMUccowful bids were re
turned io tli em by Recorder
lOUlil'Il.
DAMON FLEENER GIVEN
PLACE 0NCITY COUNCIL
Damon Flee iter was nominate:!
"to a pin re on tl:e city rminrll laat
niKlit by J. K. Calloway, member
from the ward In which the va
cancy recurred on tho resiKiniion
Of t. Van I'aMfii. and elected on
an u nan limnis b:.llir cast hv (he
recorder. Frank Mill to chief or
police, was nnUed to Ret Mr. FI'M
ner, who w.is not premmt, ami tli"
limlncHM of the council prm e'dfd
until the arlvul ot Hie new im-in-her.
On (ho return of Chief MInin
with Mr. Fleener, the swearing !n
Of tlie new alderman wart done hv
Recorder IVniNen, and Ihe vacant
e: in tho rtniucil wan filled f'tr
two vearn. Mr. Fleener lives in
the sixth ward.
Knocks Stiffness
Out of Joints
Ii' f r Joint tioulilcn In nnUle
knre, hi, rlhow, tln.tiUI.-r. knmk
l or spine w hether rheumatic
It li Miliars them Up. rcilueca
e si'f1ini. rh'fes out th iviln
tnd lurininiiiniiiiM when Joint
I;hp Brl In Joint AKony gets out
MO time listed.
Hut lately tlimi'viinl of people
liv rtifn-nverc.t thai Itn aIko u-
irftnely pood for qutric relief In
umtKitto, neurnlfia and neuritis.
Joint-Kane It a penetrating
niollPtit that soaks In almost In
Itantly A tube for only 60 cents
st Daniel J. Fry s or any pro
(resaUs druggist anywhere.
Limbers 'Em Up
Joint-Ease
SWEARS ELAN FORCED MARRIAGE.
Geld: xs-Bo-Eim:
Keith 8. Boehm. elneteen-Tearald Denver. Colo., high achool bov,
howo hera with bit mother, lira. Emirs 8. Boehm, charm that he
wu kidnapped from their home In a Denver hotel br a group of Kn
If lm maniraen and taken to the oftlcea of Dr. John O. Locke. Grand
Dragon ot the Colorado Klan. where he waa compelled to marry Mlai
Mar Nash. Behm told the aathorltlee he waa threatened with death
anleee he went througn wua me mamase eeremonr. it. ixicko aeniea
an force or Intimidation bad been
TO FILL VACANCIES
CAUSED BY DEATH
Procedure for filling vacancies
occurlng through the death of cer
tain officials a prescribed In
iioutfo bill tt). Introduced by liuob
anan, Benton county. It providoa
that la case of death or resigna
tion on the office ut Uuited Slitea
senator, representative la con
gress, or lu any elective state, dis
trict, county or precinct officer
on or after the day eet by law for
holding primary nominating elec
tions either tho atate, congression
al or county central committee, as
the case may be, of any political
party shall fill such vacancy upon
the call ot the chairman of the
commute, or by the managing or
executive committee authorized to
act for the committee may nomi
nate as a candidate for Btich va
cancy upon the call ot the chair
man ot the central committed.
The law would also apply In cartas
wherein a vacancy might occur be
fore such regular nominating elec
tion hut within such time tint a
candidate for such vacancy could
uot he elected.
FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
INTERSTATE AVENUE
If a bill Introduced by Kcpic-
sentative llailey ot Multnomah
county becomes a law it will be
especially applicable to the long
sought improvement of Interstate
avenue, I'ortlatid, as a major cross
own highway connecting witlt the
interstate, bridge over the Colum
bia river at nV'ncouver. Tho bill
provides that the board of county
cotumiwionere ot Multnomah coun
ty may enter Into agreement for
the improvement or repair ot any
county road or city street and
bear a proportion ot costs, the
same as now allowed in otbir
counties of the state. The pn-e-eut
law exempts from such pro
visions cities having more than
100.000 population.
PEACE OFFICERS UNDER
COMPENSATION ACT
House bill 50 Introduced by
Fuller of Folk and Lincoln coun
ties would place salaried peace of
ficers of the etato under the oper
ation of the Oregon workmen h
compensation act. Fuller points
out that thero Is no protection for
these municipal, county and stile
mployes under the present (.ys-
tem.
Tempera nes and la bur are the
two truii physicians ot man.
WillettismsNo.l
J. H. WIILETC
Capital Drag Store
Being tome reason! why I solicit and merit your
drug and drug sundries patronage
n
t
I
I know that we cannot contine to Increase or main
tain a desirable volume ot budlnesa uulesa we
rive the people an honest, square deal.
It makes no difference whether you buy a sponge or
a box of our tine chocolates or a stick ot tooth
ache gum a man 'a else (ine comb or a brush for
baby's silken lorka we want you to be satlntled
ao that you will eome inula.
We take a personal Interest In this business and la
the patronace ot our customers. Let this be an
urgent, standing request that If any time you feel
that the article that you bought has not glren
the full talue eipeeted. you will give us the
pleasure ot personally adjusting your complaint.
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More we cannot do anil we
"A Sate Place to Trade''
J. H. WILLETT
The Capital Drag Store
Phone HI 40S State Street
$ jMrorraxEi., ,r.
need to bring about the marriage.
COLLEGE EDUCATION
, FOR HEALERS SOUGHT
The various healing schools
and factions of the state will be
Interested In a bill soon to be In
troduced which will fix education
al requirements for physicians. It
will provide that whether a heal
er be a doctor of medicine, a
osteopath, chiropractor or what
not he must have a full high
school education, at least two
years of a college course and a
four years' course In the branch
of the healing art that he follows.
Frank S. Ward, secretary ot the
state druggists' association, I:
pushing the bill here, and will call
a hearing In Portland this week
where all the various factions will
be represented.
Long Is the way to learning by
rules, short and effective by ex
nmptcs.
Who Is Your Skinny
Friend, Ethel?
Tell him to take Cod Liver Oil
for a couple ot mouths and get
enough good, healthy flesh on his
bones to look like a real man.
Tell him. It's tho only way to
take those grave like hollows from
his cheeks and neck.
Tell him he won t have to swal
'.dvt the nasty
oil with the
n in seating
tishy taste, be
cause the Mc
Coy Labora
tories, of New
York, are now
put ting up
u VtfwisJ-s n sugar coat
ed tablet form
Ask for Mo
Coy's Cod Liv
er Oil Tab
lets. J. C. fer
ry, Cen t r a I
Pharmacy, D.
J. Fry and
every druggist
worthy the name sells them 60
tablets. 60 cents. Any man or wo
man can put on five pounds of
healthy flesh in thirty days, or
your druggist will willing refund
tho purchase price.
no woman put on fifteen
pounds in six weeks. Children
grow robust and strong.
l'eehlo old people feel younger
In a few weeks. Adv.
Cod Uver Oil
Compound Tablets
OWCtNAV "-OCNUINC
6 O Tablet 60Cents
would not do less.
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i THE CAPITAL .JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
AND DUTIES DF
Salaries ot district court Judges
would be Increased from $3000 to
14000 a year through a proposed
bill brought to &lem by Judge
Ash by C. Dickson. The measure
with several others was prepared
oa behalf ot the state bar asso
ciation. Judge Dickson la chair
man of the association's commlu
tee to draft theee measures.
One bill would extend the Juris-
dltcion ot district court In mone
tary cases to matter Involving
sums up to a00. The present Um
it is isoo. Another bill would
provide tor the fi.mg of affidavits
of prejudice, the same as now per
mitted In the cases of circuit
Judges, and making such filings t
reason for assigning the case to
another judge.
A number ot other measures are
also planned to extend the scope of
i he district courts and embodying
me ideas of tns bar association.
Judge Dickson, who recently
ended his term as a district Judge
In Multnomah county. Is a strong
contender fjr the newly proposed
uisinct judgeship to be created
tor Multnomah county.
SIMPLIFIED BALLOT ASKED
Simplification of official ballot
forma Is the object of house bill
No. 62, Introduced In tbe house
by Coffey, Multnomah county.
Kor example, la the case ot presi
dential electors each party's can
d Ida tea would be placed In separ
ate groups. A mark between tbe
number on the ballot and th
group would constitute a vote for
alt of the electors of any one par
ty. A number of other changes
would be made by the measure.
Satisfaction la life le
Just do your duty.
easy.
Colds
Should Always
Be Treated
With Vapors
Vlcka Is
A Vapor
lamp la
Salvo Form.
No Doffing,
YOU eJlUit ltub
It Over
Throat And
Cliettt
&
ESTABLISHED 1868
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
I Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
a a
ij Oregon ruiD
w a
SALEM,
Manufacturers of
Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings. Also
Butchers Wrappings, Adding Machine Paper,
Greaseproof, Glassine, Drug Bond, Tissue,
Screenings and Specialties.
Marion -Hotel
SALEM, OREGON
OFFICIAL AAA
An Hotel worthy of its reputation 83 the largest
and most complete in Oregon out of Portland.
Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner
parties.
PEP DANCE
Wednesday Eve.
Crystal Gardens
. The Ball Room Beautiful
Music by
BEZANSON'S
6 MELODY PHIENDS 6
Phollow the Phiends
CITIES 10 FIGHT
Mayor J. B. Glesy has avowed
his Intention o attending s. meM-
ing of city executives In the city
ball at Portland, Saturday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock, called by A. I..
liar bur, commissioner ot public
works at Portland tor the purpose
of forming an wrganisation to
tight tbe tendency in the state
legislature to take away tbe right?
ot cities to enforce city fuoetions.
A letter from Commissioner
Barbur waa read to the council
lust night in which he tells of re
ceiving a letter from Mayor W. H
Mller of Gold Hills asking united
action by city executives In the
forming of a league of cities, simi
lar to organizations In other states
successfully carrying out the work
of prom ul gat in - civic rights.
The present attempt at the Ore
gon state legislature to pass a law
giving the regulation ot automo
bile traffic through cities to the
highwsy commission la given as a
cause for the action by the cities
at this time.
Restore Health By
Gland Treatment
Says Science
According to a recent newspa
per dlapatch, the vigors of youth
have been returned to men ot ma
ture age, through the beneficial
results received from glandular
treatment. This remarkable scl
ent If Je work has been accomplish
ed by the head physician and sur
geon ot one ot California's atate
institutions.
The object of glandular treat'
ment Is to build up the devitalised
glands so they may continue their
normal function of supplying the
vital glandular secretions so nec
essary to physical energy and per
fect health.
Glandogen. the new scientific
gland tonic, prepared In tablet
form provides a simple method of
taking glandular treatment. Gland
ogen, for men and women. Is ob
tainable at J C. Perry drug store.
Adv.
It haa long been recognized that
the most effective way to treat
colds Is to apply the medication
directly to the affected parts. This
ot course can only be done by
means of vapors that can be In
haled.
Vicka provides the Ideal method
of securing medicated vapors.
When rubbed over throat and
chtvit the Ingredients Menthol,
Cumphor, Eucalyptua, Thyme,
Turpentine are vaporized by the
body heat and Inhaled directly Into
the air passages and lungs.
At the same time. Vlcks Is ab
sorbed through and stimulates the
skin like a poultice or plaster, af
fording a double action which
brings truly remarkable results.
V
V a ics o Rue
Ovcr 17 Million Jars Used Yeabl,
wee. "
& raoer to.
a,
OREGON
5
BUREAU TO KEEP TRACK
OF VARIOUS LEGISLATION
A. S. Dudley, manager of the
state chamber of commerce, O. F.
Tate, president ot tbe Oregon
Retail Merchant association ana
B. C. McIIenry, representing tue
aNBOciation, arrived here today
from Portland for the purpje of
getting under full steam the plan
inaugurated this legislative ses
sion to keep merchant through
out the atate advised through
their chambers ot commerce tt
legislation which may affect their
business. Secretary Fuller 'or tbe
Atshland chamber of fomraer.e
who alfio Is here on other mattci
will aaslst In the move to keep
business men advised aa to the
progress ot legislation.
Cooperation has been secured
through the local chamber of
commerce and business men a lea
gue and under the plan adopted
progress of legislation will be
3BE
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