Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 02, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE CAFITAIJ 3UUKNAC, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1925 TO START ANY In the senate tbe calendar for today contains nothing hut minor bills, but there la enough brewing under the surface to cause an eruption there at any time. - There la atrong Inclina tion to bring about an accurate teat of the governor's strength In the upper houae and, aa nothing can better test this point than the vote on the bill transferring the fish commission from the execu tive to the board of control, plane are rapidly shaping to bring this measure up early in the week. Upon the outcome of thia vote de pende largely the course that fu ture attempted legislation will take, It is generally conceded. Also, there Is In the hands of the committee on agriculture a senate bill to abolish the office of state market agent, and this miy drop onto the table any time. The Dennis resolution suggest ing a conetltutlonal Inhibition on income and inheritance taxes lu Orego Is also suspended over the senate by a thread that may break and precipitate another word bat tle at any time, although there little chance that It will pass be cause of the Inheritance tax pro vision. In both houses the question of ratification of the federal child labor amendment is pending and, while sentiment against thj against the amendment is strong ly In the majority, there 1b a sizable number in both houses who are inclined to pass the buck and submit the question to the voters at the next general election. Cave City, Ky., Feb. 2. Hope came with the dawn today to S.im! Cave, where in one of Us crooked little crevices 300 feet from the entrance, Floyd Collins, 35, has lain pinioned by a huge bouldtr since Friday morning, A sqnud of men, with portabl drill, was to leave Louisville arly today. A truck waa ready to transport the equipment to tlio cave, eix miles away. With Ihiti drill the rescuers hope to cut awny enough of the stone to release the victim. His strength slowly ebbing, Collins devoted his conscious mo ments to directing the workers, who, for more than 40 hours huve been chipping tiny flakes from the huge rock In a fuiiio effort to ro- leaee Collins foot, all that waa be tween htm and safety. Collins' brothers Marshall nnd Homer have worked incessantly since tneir brother was entomoeil In dospcrntion yesterday, thev ut tered a $500 reward to anyone whe would resnio him, dend or alive. FEDERAL AID FOR SETTLERS Washington, Feb. 1. The bouse agriculture committee. emlled to open brief bearing!, took up today ths abaplnc ol recommendation, of the pres ldent'a agricultural committee In to a legislative program tbat will have the beet chance of enactment In the final month of tbe teaslon. Tbe committee today waa ready to hear representative, of co operative marketing organiza tion,. Tbe committee, In a third re port today, criticized the admin titration of certain federal lawa and agenclea affecting tbe farmer. The commerce commission, the re port says, baa "failed or been un able to recognize its responsibility as an advocate of tbe shipper and haz developed Into a court," while It held the traffic commis sion could materially assist agri culture by "actively functioning along tbe lines of Ita constituted powoYs and responsibilities.1' The commission charged tbat inter-departmental or lnter-bur- eau jealousies" were seriously handicapping the administration of some departments and were causing a "dog in the manger" attitude that was resulting In the undue expansion of some govern mental agencies and retarding the development ot others. Declaring agriculture was suf tering from the country's lack of a "unified banking system, the commission believed that correc tion for this lay In measures to Increase the relatively small mem bership In the federal reserve sys tem and a modification of certain state banking laws. HUBBARD ORGANIZES A COMMERCIAL CLUB Twenty four of Hubbard's bu inese and professional men organ ized a commercial club Friday night following a banquet served at the White Front hotel. L. A. Heck man, cashier of the State Hank of Iluohard wm elected president; J. J. Hershberger, prets ident of the Hubbard Oarage, vice president: h. C. MrShane, editor of the Hubbard Enterprise, sec re tary-trtfamircr. L. M. Sertoli, hardwareman and C. M. Critten den, postmaster, were made di rectors. II. C. Mach, Lee Hycre and F. A. Pook were appointed a committee On constitution and by-laws to report at the next meeting of the club, Friday, Feb ruary 13th. The. fellows are not afraid of the double Jinx as they have ordered and paid for a chicken supper for the coming meeting. 14 KILLED IN KLAN WARFARE Herrln, 111., Feb. 3. (By Asso ciated Press.) a toll of 14 lives has been taken, directly or Indi rectly, In Williamson county klsn and antt-klan warfare In less than a year. The county was known as "bloody Williamson" even 60 years ago, but first came prominency Into tbe national limelight as a result of the mine riots June 1.2, 1922, in which 22 men were killed. The record of killings In the last year follows: February 8 Constable Caesar Cagle, a klansman. was killed when the Herrln city hospital wa3 riddled by bullets In a disorder fol. lowing a series of liquor raids led by 8. Glenn Young. May 24 Jack Skelcher, one of the alleged assailants of Mr. and Mrs. S. Glenn Young, In an at tack the previous night, was kill ed when constables attempted to arrest him at the Herrln city lim its. - August 30 Seven men, Includ ing klansmen and antl-klansmen, were killed in and near the John H. Smith garage at Herrln when Sheriff Galligan and deputies at tempted to seize as evidence the Lillet riddled satchel of S. Glenn V oung's. January 24 S. Glenn Young and Deputy Sheriff Ora Thomas killed each other and two others were elain in a shooting affray In tl e European note 1 building In Herrfn. January 31 A man identified as Joseph Phillips, an alleged ar tl-klansman, was killed In the Lytiar hotel at Herrin by Police mi n Rufus Whltson.' 0$ mm wmsi&gsmBss fs your baby tortured by eczema or chafing? JUST smooth gently on to the irritated skin a coat ing ot Rcoinol Ointment; and cc how quickly his fretful cry ing stops. The moment this soothing ointment touches the skin it relieves the itching and burning and hastens the heal ing. Does not smart when ap plied and its ingredients are harmless twofactswhich make it specially suitable for babies. Kcainol Soap is unsurpassed for babies because it so thor oughly cleanses the skin with out injuring its delicate tex ture. Ask your druggist about Resinol. Resinol Washington, Feb. I. Pictures of the "next war" as a process of annihilation of whola com muni ties by poison gases, germs and high explosives are viewed by Secretary Wilbur as "absurd" and not only physically lmpoesibta but also probably outside the pos sibility of human will. The secretary. In a statement last night asserted reports that such methods of destruction had been perfected are ''not true and not Justified by past history or present conditions." Production and transportation of poison gas in sufficient quan tity would be Impossible, Mr. Wil bur said, while the case of germs would mean a spread of dleass to tbe forces employing them. ''There Is no doubt," the secre tary, "tbat modern warfare is a serious and frightful thing, as we have been so lately reminded, and that unpreparedness for such war and Us possibilities Is inexcusable in any nation that has means for preparing to avoid the hideous possibilities of modern warfare." He that despises small things will perish by little and little. Leo Killian has been charged b the parents of Caryl Kieser, Par- rlsh Junior high school student. 14 years old, of contributing to the delinquency of the boy and Induc ing him to run away from home "Goodbye mother, I'm going away with Leo and Kenneth," the parting worss of Caryl Klezer at 10 o clock Thursday night. Mrs. Klezer did not believe that her eon was leaving, but when h,e fall- Pfcytlelsnt warn attlntt netltetlitf soviki and colds and tell el ths ttriout luni com plications that may mult. Ltadina phyil clans now priurlb BALSA MEA tor til bron chial aflactloflt. Well known Dr. BenJ. F. Crabtrsa, Anderson, Mo., wrttas: "I uib It exeiumety lor my practice ana my lamny. It It quick, surt tnd safe is its action like nothlnf elie." Toward the end of the Influenza epidemic a rnvfrnment physician nottctal that a tribe of Indians Id Nerada, by the use of oils from a native plant were immune from the ravage of Influenza. lie used these oils among his wane pauenu ana men in a uospiiai over flowing with "death" cues. News of tbe results swept the world and for some time II was not pDsslblo to supply tbe demand. IIAIiHAMKA comhlnes tlitse Dure veut?tnhlr alls In a pleawant syrup. It Elves mlrai-ulou: results In four ways: 1. It soothes tbe In flamed membranes and relieves Irritation, 2. I Increases secretion of mucous and permit! easy expectoration, f3. It stimulates pores oi he skin In throwing: off bods oolson anr 4. It strikes at the cause, quickly chccklDf iterm action. Do not confuse It with ordinary balsam couch syrups that are only soothing syrups mi uu inn k io ui oase oi mo irouuie. Unlike other coujth remedies BALSAM EA Is free from coal tar and other harmful nar cotics. Pleasant to take and absolutely safe Be sure you get BAL-PA-MF-A with the picture of the Indian on the package. Junr sntcrd to relieve any couph, no matter from wnai cause, or your money oacs. All arug- ista sell BALSAM EA. :n Snlem buy it from J. C. Perry drug store. Adv. C1IKONIC COUGHS THE CROSS TRIFOCAL IS MAKING OPTICAL HISTORY Last week when wc announced this new wonder lens, we did not antici pate the remarkable reception it would receive. All week we have been demonstrating and fitting this latest optical achievement. Already a great many citizens of this community are wearing "Cross Trifocals" with per fect comfort, and many of them had tried, and found ordinary bifocals un satisfactory. To date we have not had a single instance where Trifocals have not been entirely satisfactory. If you have not already seen this ingenious lens, wc invite you to come in and permit us to explain it further. The distance correction (d) and the reading (r) have been so ground from a piece of solid glass that the jump and confusion, found in ordinary ground in bifocals, has been eliminated. The sections (i) gives clear vision at intermediate distances something heretofore impossible with double lenses. Everyone Wearing Bifocal Glasses should see this new idea iu lens making. It will undoubtedly become indispensible especially among businessmen and desk workers. t ASK US FOR A DEMONSTRATION Have Your Eyes Call 327 for Examined BOW OPTICAL CO APPintment 325 State Street Opposite Ladd & Bush Salem, Oregon ed to abow up yesterday she be came alarmed, and cot In touch with Mr. Killian, who formerly lived in Ml Angel. That ber aon was getting along well In school until he met Killian waa attested at the arraignment Is Justice email's court this morn ing. The Kenneth mentioned waa said to be Kenneth Cotter. "Caryl has never been away from home before, and we are worried to death," exclaimed Mm Kieier this morning. Tom Brown has been ratal ncl to defend Mr. Killian, who entered a plea ot "not guilty" on the charge. London, Feb. 2. Influenza Is causing, considerable suffering throughout England and many deaths hare resulted, although the death rate Is not so high aa a year ago. The deaths In the pi.nc'nnl towns last week totalled neari, 1 1 200. The epidemic Is worst In tbe Midlands, Yorkshire and Lancas tershlre. Many schools hare been closed. "CASCARETS" IOC IF DIZZY, BILIOUS, SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST. Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Rheumatism Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. Aspirin Is ths trad mark of Buyer Mumfactore of MonoeUcicideiter of SaUcjUcacld 5 Neuritis To clean your bowels without cramp ing or over- -,z r-f" acting, take m 3 VtZi-' "Caeca rets." U -3s K slck h ea3" y 5 T ache, dizziness LLr-J billou sness. K gases, lndiges M lion, lour up set tomach and all such distress gone by morning. Nicest laxative and ca thartic on earth for grown ups and children. 10c, 25c and 60c boxes any drug store. Jav. Lame? Drive out stiffness and ache After heavy exercise, apply a little Sloan's. No rubbing is nec essary the liniment itaeu starts fresh blood circulating quickly through the aching muscles. At once - the stiffness vanishes, the aching stops! All druggists 85 cents. Sloan's liniment "kills pain! Correctly Fitted Glasses take all the strain off the eyes and insure relief and comfort to the wearer. We furnish for your individual eye needs, any kind, style or shape of lens known to the optical world. Our service is of the best. Morris Optical Co. Dr. H. E. Morris Dr. A. McCulloch EXPERT FITTING SERVICE ! MILLER NATIONAL GOSSARD WEEK FEB. 2ND TO 8TH Salem's leading Department Store Special Prices on Gossard Products This Week JC Gossard J- f Special ) V. $6.95 By the splendid cooperation ot the "HOUSE OF GOSSARD," we are en abled to offer to our customers a few very special prices on GOSSARD products during "NATIONAL GOS SARD WEEK." Bona fide reduc tions on fresh new stock solply for the purpose of promoting bolter corset wear. GOSSARD WEEK offers not only better prices but an oppor tunity to be FITTED with the corset best suited to your Individual requirements. GOSSARD GIRDLES NUMBER 315 The "Belvadear'' non-lacing girdle made of broche and sectional elastic. Flesh color. SPECIAL FOR NATIONAL GOSSARD WEEK $j 93 This group of high bust Oossard cor sets comprise regular 19.60 values. Splendidly made of good quality broche. Sizes 30 to 34. See the Spec ial lot GOSSARD CORSETS NUMBER 1382 This number is a low bust, elastic top corset made of silk broche. Long spirt with six garters. Front lace. All sizes. SPECIAL FOR NATIONAL GOSSARD WEEK $5 95 GOSSARD CORSETS NUMBER 1029 This one Is a medium low top of silk broche with elastic Inserts in top and bottom. Front lace. Six garters. Flesh color. All sizes. SPECIAL FOR NATIONAL GOSSARD WEEK $4 95 GOSSARD CORSETS NUMBER 241 Medium bust style fashioned of striped coutll. Front lace. This number carries a long full skirt. Flesh color. All sizes. SPECIAL FOR NATIONAL GOSSARD WEEK $2 49 GOSSARD BRASSIERES Lace trimmed brassieres with lace shoulder sttraps. Bodice tops and back fastening. Sizes 32 to 38 SPECIAL FOR NATIONAL GOSSARD WEEK 6gc GOSSARD LOXGERLYNE Cos.irds Longerlync brassieres of satin sttriped coutll. Reinforced over diaphragm with' elastic band. Sixes 38 to 44. SPECIAL FOR NATIONAL GOSSARD WEEK 95c "CHOOSE WITH CARE THE CORSET T0U WEAR"