Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 06, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1925 BILL TO ENLARGE E The game commission would be given wider power la declaring clwt'd season oq game and fiaU uider tlie terms of house bill 108, paiscd yesterday afternoon by thu house. Wuen wcutber conditions mide hunting dangerous or low water endangered tue tUh supply, the commission could atop hunting or (isbiug In ur it deemed ad visable. Tbe auuie bill would cov er other emergencies that might arise. House bill 156, which provide that assessment on lunds in an Ir rigation project ahall not be raised uutil Improvements underway are completed, passed the house Yes terday afternoon. Representative (Jakes, Malheur county. Introduced the measure. House concurrent resolution No. 7. by Hurlburt, Multnomah couu ty, calling for appointment of a committee to study and report on spray gun painting and 1U albged damage to health, wu turned down by the house. 10 Ottering of saimon and other protected commercial fish for sale In hatcher district No. 1 (the Co lumbia river area) during the closed season In the latter district under the subterfuge that such fish were caught elsewhere would be etonned under house bill 405 Introduced by lelrce of Coos and Curry counties. The measure would provide for a system of tat; glng fieh that would eliminate tbe Dractlce. The bill was drawn up by the direction of Carl Shoemaker, man ager of the finh commission. Tho bill would provide for many changes In the commercial fUh- Ing code, most of them of a minor nature. lloat pullers would be granted licenses even though they were not citizens under one provision of the bill. PUPIL LIMITATION BILL MEETS DEATH Senator Brown's bill providing that a limit be placed on the number of pupils In one room schools was killed by Indefinite postponement In the senate Thurs day. This was by adoption of an adverse report of the committee on education. Bills Signed By Governor JUNKERS FLAIL EX-KAISER'S BIRTHDAY. ...-' - - ''-' I 4: "NeiUier rut nor Urrj until in jellow Imperial ensign ud th rorl purple sUndard again float W tbe old llohcniollern castle In S?V -T" a b"l CI7 Proclaimed br the Oennan Junkers througn their official organ, tbe Berliner Krenueltung, on the occasion of tbe ex-Kalseri alivyiiih blrthdar. Thli la the latent photograph of nilhelm and his wile, the Princess ilermlne, snapped In their exile In uoorn. liollaril TRAFFIC PLACED UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE The senate today passed Sena tor Magladty's bill which given the secretary of state authority to employ all the officers used In the state traffic department and lim its the number to not more than 25 men. At present the authority is centralized in bis office but he is limited to seven men, and through s gentlemen's agreement the state highway department ha added seven more, and all are paid from the same fund. The measure increases the salary of the chief state traffic Inspector from $2CO to $250 a month. Provision if made that traffic officers start at 12G ft month. After the firt 13 months they be Incrensei to $12b and after the second 12 montht to $176. The desires ot unowledKO, like tha thirst of riches, inrreaHea evsr with tho aniuisition of It. The governor bus uitjiiL-d tUQ t 4. lowing bills: II. U. 6:t. Fisher Relating t livestock running at large tn Douglas couuty. II. li. 71, Hammond Authoris ing the state land board to execute tho trust created by the will of John T Apperson. 11. 11. hi, Joint Washington county delegation Providing for the eradication of bovine tubercu losis und other diseases of live stock and creating the office of herd Inspector for Washington county. HOUSE BILLS II. II. 402, Cramer (by request) To control white pine blUter rust, and appropriating money for Same. II. n. 403, Fuller Appropriat ing money for Polk county fair. II. 11. 404, I-Inn county delega tion Pertaining to salaries of Linn county officers. II. li. 405, Pelice Correctln-r present commercial fishing coil) of Oregon. Had Close Shave "My wife and children thought ( was dying when, after an at tack of acute pains In my stom ach, I became unconscious. It wad right after our Sunday dinner. They e.iy I looked like dead and gueA I had ft pretty cloae shave. I had been having more or lees stomach trouble and bloating with gas for pant two years and could get no permanent help. Talktng with a friend about my attack, he advised me to try Mayr'i Wonderful ltemedy. I have not had any gas or stomach trouble since taking It eighteen months ago." It Is a simple. harmless preparation that re moves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays thr Inflammation which muses prac tically all stomach, liver and In testinal ailments. Including ap pendlcltls. One dose will convince or money refunded. J. C. Perry. D. J. Fry and druggists every where. Adv. MS colli ant uil l tha Mnoui lyn SlieitiOHi that may mult. Ludtaa phyal a tana aow arauriba BALSAMEA tar til fcro thial afffctioiti. Will kaawa Di. Ban), f. Crabtrea. Aadtrtea. Ma., wrltti: "I ma It lamiivrry for my arartlca in y family. It ti suick, aura an uta a it ttUaa llki sethliii atM." ToKard lha end of the Influenza epidemic k iiivrrriiiicnl phvuli-Un tiollrnl that a inbf of inoiana in Kt'tiiU, ny Hie uu or oila from a naiire plant m minimi rrom thr rTBf of liiilucii. He ur1 time olla among hit white pitlt-nta rul Hi en in a bxuplial otit Sowing uh "il.ath" caioa. N.'wa of the muiu awt'iit m wtrid and lor minr Uuie It wn IK'I i"Mll!e In lupiily the demand HALHAMKA c-'ml'Uu- tu-t pur Ti-K1,it( Alia in a plemtant ajrup. li 8ie mlra. uliu ri-iulU In fnur wai- 1. It xthea tha la flam i-d mcmhrane and rellete Irritation, t. I Inrreava aerrrtina of niu-u ami pt-rmltt any eiprctoraluin, S. It limitlatea pTa o tha 1 n In thmwlnf off Ixnly p-uin anr 4. 11 atrlkea at Um cauaa, quickly cbn-kiat germ artlnD. IXj not rnnhiaa tt with orrllnirr nilun eolith ayrupa that ara only aH)lhing yrupa and do not go to the ba of tha trouble t'nlika Other miKB rvmedia BAI.maMKA tr f rea from roat Ur and other harmful nar rutlra. I'leaont to take and atmolutely aaf fire tn children, Re aura vm trtrtutw of tne Iftlun on tha nackujre fJuar aura V'u --t fiAlRA UK A with the an teed tn relieve any ernirh. no matter turn wlial rauae. or Tour money bark. All true "If Mil BALSA MKA, ,n Sflem buy J( from J. C. Perry drug store. Adv. lor CHRONIC COUGHS ft -v if eaaLBmamt Don't Girls Don't neglect your hair, By EdnM WalUce Hopper. My hair Is luxuriant, thick and lustrous. It Is finer far than 40 yc;ira ago. I have never had fall lug hair or dnndruff, never a touch of (rrny. Today, at my age, It re mains my greatest glory. Tim rciiMon la tttis: Years ago I coiiHulted great experts on the h;ilr and scalp. They made for me what ttipy consult' red the utmost In Imlr help. They have since add ed to tt every hotter discovery. They put it up for me in con- cciitr:t(ed form, f apply It with an t'vedroiipf r directly to the scalp. There It comb. its the hardened oil and dmdrufr which stifle the h;iir roots. That is essential. Let those h.ilr routs clog and smoth er, and the ft ne.it hair will fill and wither. Thrit Is clear to you as well ns me. Then why not do wli.it I do? Why neglect a beauty factor so precious as your hair. Now I have placed this same hair help at every woman's call, 'flie name Is Kdna Wallace Hop per's Hair Youtti. All druRKi' and toilet counters supply it at 50c and It. Kee how It Attacks the enemies of hair. How it tones and fttimu laten. Watch how hair begins to thrive when given half a chance. Just as flowers thrive In s well kept garden. I shall gladly send you a smatl bottle to try If you will mail this coupon. Do this now It 7011 count your hair Important. Adv. E The prohibition department In vestigating committee met In closed sens ion yesterday afternoon and adjourned as soon as each member bad received Instructions to prepare In writing his recom mendation as to finding and turn them In at a meeting this aftet noon. From these the committee will attempt to formulate the re;- omm mend fit ions which it will re port to the legislature and the governor. How far the committee will go In making recommendations con cerning the state department bai not been decided. HULK OF GA06A DRIFTS ASHORE AT OCEAN PARK Ilwaca, Wash., Feb. 6. The hulk nf tha .lo.m ..... ba, which has been adrift near the mouia 01 tne Columbia nrer since Sunday night when the vessel wat abandoned by her crew drifted ashore this morning at Ocean ram, norm 01 ions Beach, Wash. The spot where the high tide land ed the rlprpllrt w.a n, Ik. of tha steamer Alice, which has iyine on tne beach for some years. H EAD COLDS Malt in spoon; iuhala vapors; apply frealy op nostrils. WICKS V VapoRub W 17 Million Jmrm Ud Yrt Gland Treatment "Rejuvenates" Broker "Ira Just aa young I used to be, and It's all dua to gland pills. Here I am 72. and I fel just aa spry and full of vim and pep as if I were only 30 or 40." This testimony to the virtus of gland treatment was voiced re cently by Robert George Laws, a retired London stock broker, dur ing a short visit to this country. "I was In the Kingston hospital In London when I first tried the tablets," said Mr. Laws. "After 1 had taken the fifteenth tablet 1 left the hospital and haven't been bark since. I still take a tablet now and then, and I think they are the real fountain of youth." tilandogen, the new scientific gland tonic, prepared In tablet form provides a simple method of taking glandular treatment. J. C. Perry drug store will supply you. Adv. A PARTNER OP SUNLIGHT Cod-liver oil has aptly been called the partner of sunlight Doth out of Nature's store house of energy are of su preme importance to a child with rickets. Scott's Emulsion and sunlight have been used for decades to give strength to weak-bones. A little of Scott's Emulsion with each feeding does wonders for a malnourished child or adult Keep your boy or girl out in the sunlight and givt X them Scott's Emulsion jftj everyday regularly ! Jj Scott & Bownt. Bloomfield. If. I. 14-1 MILLER'S SUBWAY STORE Bargain Square Special For Friday and Saturday 14x14 in. Mercerized Damask Hemstitched Napkins $1.49 doz. Trial Bottle Free Elns Willire Hopper 863 .'6 I.k Shore Drive, Chicago. I want to try Hair Youth. SALEM FRTTTT If MARKET -Mtz ? or; lift- Don't be misled Be sure to get Everfast when you ask for it Wash fabrics ars being sold as Everfast which are not Everfast and do not hold their color. We sell only the genuint Everfast Wash Fabrics. You can tell that they are genuine by looking for the name Everfast on the selvage of the fabric and on the end of the bolt. The genuine Everfast Wash Fabrics are actually fast to washing, fast to sun light, fast to everything. If any Ever fast fabric fades, we will refund not only the purchase price, but the cost of mak ing the garment as well. 3 ;0t: mi . mww r WTV Ml 1 L2sa3S&JLJ - m m fp - I Personal Selection Come yourself and pick out the things for your table from., the., nice., variety we have to offer. Always fresh and clean. The line complete: FRESH VEGETABLES Imicrial Lettuce Good value, 2 heads . Beets Good size, California quality, 4 lbs. Carrots Fancy, clean and Crisp, 4 lbs Or 2 bunches for Parsnips Fresh, clean and sweet, 4 lbs. , Turnips Fresh, clean stock, 4 lbs. .15c .23c .15c 15c .15c .15c J5c ...5e .10c .25c Rutabagas Fresh, clean stock, 4 lbs. . Cabbage Firm white heads, per lb. Celery Fancy Bouldin Island quality Spinach Fresh and Crisp, 2 lbs. Cauliflower Firm and white, 2 lbs 25c We also offer: Celery Hearts, Brusscl Sprouts, Toma toes, Radishes, Green Onions, Green I'eppers, Cucum bers, Rhubarb. FRESH FRUIT Bananas, per dozen .. 23c Oranges Small, sweet and very edible, bushel $1.69 Grapefruit, good size, extra quality, 4 for ....29c Orders of 2 or more delivered free. Prompt and Courteous Service. Corner Commercial and State Streets CAKES MADE TO ORDER FOR EVERY OCCASION JUNE JANUARY JULY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL SATURDAY SPECIALS WINE CAKE 20c FRUIT SQUARES 10c BREAD Large, 2 for 55c Small, 2 for 15c We Serve Lunches all day. You will enjoy Our Coffee AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 19 ,vu, - may zzm I -sMl DECEMBER Xl iiPi 'iSs-j NOVEMBER 1 GOSSIP WHEREVER women gather they are all talking about Mrs. Belle De Grafs wonderful New Cook Book 1MR.S.' BELLE DEGRAF - ;1 W Wonder Book of the Age The book with a thousand uses wherever cooking is done. Cooking from many new angles. Recipes, suggestions, dis cussions, presented in t nor, simple, human-interest manner. No more worrying about what to prepare every occasion covered, from breakfast co midnight suppers, and from camp cookery to food fix the side Ail recipes carefully edited to reduce food costs. 14 wonderful chapters. "So different" 1 never saw a code book before that t could really use" Tvt cooked for years, but now I don't think I could get along without this wonderful book of Mrs. De Craft' "My, it contains simply every thing" "The recipes are so easy to pre pare and cost so little" "Every one is simply wild about 'my cooking since I have used it" "It bos saved me enough money already to buy 4 new dress" 1 live in the country, and it it the only cook book I have ever found that seemed to appreciate my problems" These are samples of some of the remarks they are making. If you act quickly you can yet secure this big new volume tt . Botrunal cost from this newspaper. Obtainable no place ebf not for tale at the stores Cook Book Coupon ihi5 coupon and v presentee! at this office place this llJ t great book in you! hands. WW By mail, ten omts additional for postage cents