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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1925)
JAGE TEN SAYS PROLONGED AT PRESENT RATE Bpsaker Burdlck jtmtnity afur noon again urged th various com mittee to spa up buslnsaa "If this U not dona w ar likely to b her week or two after the 40-day period." he declared. Expediting matter, he called In a flonk of bill, mostly for minor appropriation, and referred them to the commit' on waya and mean. "Unless house work la apceded UP by the committees, we ara like ry to be here a week or two aftor tha forty-day period," he declar ed. "Senate bills have hardly start d coming Into the house. Conges tion Is Inevitable unless more speed Is shown." Many Bills Paused The houso during Its afternoon session ground out a considerable gist of minor measures. The following house bills were passed: No. 145. by Representative Miller, amending the law pertain ing to the custody of school funds and the manner of disbursing them; hour bill No. 17S, enabling district court of Multnomah coun- tn its tha circuit court panel along with a companion measure, housi bill 279: house bill J71 per mitting th release of sureties on bonds and other undertakings with the permission of tho principal and providing that other surely has been obtained; house bill I3t making It a misdemeanor for a public officer to fall to perform " V duties imposed upon him In con nection with :he giving of notice In connection with meetings of the board of equalization; house bill 141, making Armistice oay a irmu holiday of the stats of Oregon; house bill 394, designed to clarify a conflicting phrocsology In the law pertalnlnjr to the formation of - union hlrrh schools; and house bill 187, providing for election of union high school boards where such schools are organised. Fans Five Hcnale Hills Ths following senate bills were passed by the house; No. 36 elim inating Multnomah county from any supervision of the state en gineer In matters of bridge con struction: No. 60 filing the salary of tho treasurer of Wasco county at $1000 a year and that of the county Judge at 11800; house bin 7, providing machinery for bring ing veterans of the Spanish-American war under the stats bonus act f referring to regulations In Was co county on stock running at large: No. 101 giving to the veter an of any Indian war the taxation exemptions permitted lo veterans of Oregon Indian wars. Sncrumento Newsnafter MrlRrr Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 7 The James McClatchy compnny, owners of the Sacramento Bee and the Fresno Bee, today announced the purchnse of the Sacramento Star and Its consolidation with the Snc mmento Bee, effective Monday, Kobruary 9. The Star la a Scrlpps Howard newspaper, established In Sacramento In 1904. WE ANNOUNCE THE OPENING Of , OUR NEW STORE 544 State Street next to the Song Shop and for 3 days only beginning Feb. 9 to 11, inclusive 2 for the Price of 1 Two places bring jour garments lo the nearest one. Five years in the cleaning and dyeing business in Salem has given us an enviable record for prompt and efficient service, and I give you my personal assurance that this record will be very rigidly guarded during this get acquainted customer making sale. Remember you get two garments whether suits, dresses, skirts or coats cleaned, pressed or dyed for the price of one. All we ask you to do is bring your garments to us during these three days we will deliver them free any place in the city limits. For out of town customers we pay postage one way. We are also offering to the people who have cleaning, lowing and dvcing done regularly a limited number of coupon books, ?10.00 booK for $5.00. We operate both places 514 State and 1215 S. Commercial Salem Cleaners and Dyers 1215 S. Commercial St., Phone 1868 544 State St., Thone 195 MILLER STORES OPEN BUYINGCONNECTIONS O. 0. Millar, president, and F. O .Millar, vice-president, of Miller Marcantll company group stores, hay written Mr. Slsson, local manager, that they have arranged permanent buying connections In Nsw York city which will greatly 1 1 1 1 -, ,ha nfnhlami nf kseoing their nine afore supplied with merehsndis from oirsci wu'v Mr. Miller, who 1 a Mteran ot the i i ,,. nf tha eastern mar ket, expresses the pellet that the organisation is now oa par the largest stores of th land. H. C. Smith of Sheridan and A. K. Humphrle of Salem accom panied them In th Interest of spring merchandise purchase. fullIuot college plays The reputation as a dramatic coach of Horace Rahskopf. head of the public speaking department of Willamette university, was un mistakably established when three one act plays, under his direction, were stage! at Waller hall lost night. The plays, given by mem ber of the Theta Alpna rni na tional dramatic fraternity, drew nractlcal t a full house. Zelda Mulkey and Lloyd Walts had leading parte m the llrst ana third plays. The first. "The Man varh " matt a tragedy in a London tenement district, and the two Impersonated an tingiisn hnnbiKum, hrnlcan In health, and hi. wife Mary. The third, "The U1:U, n rtrnnmjl." DlirUOrted tO be located In a negro shack In the south. In this play Leroy Walker and Willis Mawley, Jr., were add on tn ha rant, in the first play Mr. Walts and Miss Mulkey were the sole actors. "The Four Flushers," was a farce based on would-be high life In New York. Marriages, elope- Two Profits of Home-Owning Are You Getting Both? The first comes when you save rent money by owning a Home. The second when you own a Home of per manent materials, escaping expensive up-keep and depreciation. Let the makers of concrete tile show you how much more profitable it is to pay for your home only once. PIERCE VETOES E Senate bill (ft. which proposed a nlan for furnishing water lor it, it nf Bend, was vestarday . i h r.r.,.rnn. ptarra. TllP bill provided that the city be given a right to take water irom juuwiu creek, giving in exchange with an (,rilmn nrnlect the right to take vitir from Deschutes river. The exchange and delivery was to oe h-n,h ,h main rinxi oi iub chutes county municipal Improve ment district. aii nt tha water from Tumalo -.alr haa hMB aDOrODriated fOl ..... An ih. Tnmalo nrolect or On land within th Ueschutea county municipal Improvement oisiric. said th veto message. "The atace . . a tuAnnA nn tha nrn nas expenucu awv.ww re ject and th district has expended an additional IDBV.UVV. Th, noaart land hoard and the Irrigation district now nav con rol of the project ana mis j -nt ...ihnrlM tha board to aD . .. ,h. .k,n,i I am in full sympathy with th attempt of the city oi uena to emu- " f - - .mini, lit Will HI KIUU w approve a bill granung me land board the right Insofar as the state's interest ar concerned lo approve thl transfer under proper t - Tha aviatlnv Tieht of IDO Tumalo Irrigation district cannot be taken away by legislation, hut the city should hav the right to secure Its upply upon paying proper compensation to u, trict." ment and mythical fortunes were .tan., with In rapid succession. I'.rl. were taken by raiama Prouty, Richard Brigs, Jack Vln nn Ruth Hewitt and Wallace An orchestra played several sum bers between acts. Oregon Gravel Co. Hood at Front Street THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON SENATE PASSES LENGTHY LIST OF BILLS FRIDAY Th following acnat bill pan ed th sen st yesterday: 8. B. II, Rltner To permit ir rigation districts under contract with th United State to cancel assessments levied to pay charge. S. B. 141. Clark (by request) Providing for disposition of eaiec in lustlc courts when circuit court ha concurrent Jurisdiction 8. B. II, Davla Relating to lien on crops for water for irri gation and to provide for notice and record of such Hen. 8. B. 71, Davl (by request) Fixing compensation of official court reporter. B. B. 41. Upton To establish Warner gam refuge In Lake coiin- tv. Intended to nressry anelop. 8. B. II. Senator uavi sou Representative Oakes Providing for contract by irrigation Dis trict with th federal governmert In compliance with th fact find err ao. and for assessment ac cording to prodnctlv ability land In districts. The following house bill were Like a good fairy. Wouldn't It be wonderful If a good fairy would Br into your horn on washday morning and take the whole tank right off your hands? That' exactly what our Wet Wash servic does for you. Just bundle Dp your weekly wash and call us. Your clothe will be washed tweet and clean, and returned ready to atarch. Iron or hang up to dry. And you save a whole day and a lot of disagreeable work for a eurprlaing ly a mall num. Send oa your bundle this week. Capital City Laundry Downtown Agency Rex Shining Parlors, 383 State Street Silk The Greatest and Biggest Sale We Ever Put On Satin Liberties Many Patterns of Printed Silks Are Included in This 1,500 Former values all the way up to $3.75 a yard. No telephone Orders None Layed Away No Exchanges No C. 0. D. None Sold Before Day of Sale No Deposits Received for same. Its the Biggest High Grade Silk Bargain passed by th senate: H. B. 11, Potter Changing cir cuit court term In Lincoln county from August to September. H. B. 71, Multnomah delegation To authorise th refund, with interest, to the general tuna oi Mutlnomah county of certain aunts advanced for Interstate ariage fund. H. B. 117, game eommill lo establish wild bird and animal gam reserra'.lon In xamnui coun- tv. H. B 17, xamnill ueieaauuu Plaelnr bounty on aquirrel in Yamhill county. H. B. 6. Fuller Placing peace officer under workmen's compen sation act. H B 101. ram committei Providing relief for Mr. Gertrude J. Denny. MEMORIALIZE C0N6RESS ON TONGUE POINT BASE Congress will be called upon to provlda necessary appropriations for carrying out the development of (the Tongue Point naval Dsac, under housa Joint memorial no 11, Introduced yesterday. The house resolutions committee Intro duced the measure, which points out the present nnprotected state ot tha Columbia river mouth, the gateway ot an empire comprising Horn 254,000 squar mile. Make It a rula only to believe what you understand. fol , i Sale CONCERT by the Northwestern University Glee Club tt Voice Soloists Features First Methodist Church Tickets 11.00; Student 60c On sale at Moore'. Will', at Door II li jVwWWWWVWWWbVWsWVW I Oregon Pulp SAl.E.M, Manufacturers of Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings. Also Butchers Wrappings, Adding Machine Paper, Greaseproof, Glassine, Drug Bond, Tissue, Screenings and Specialties. Wa-JSrWWWVWWVSWW T T"". 7TTT VT LiLl Vll Outside of his concert appearances; the sparkling brilliance andouth .rt.irliolriV 1 air i riff ran nnlv V(. the sparkling brilliance andouth of Levitzki's playing can only be heard thru me AMPICO If vou own an Ampico, Levitzki witf play foryou whereveryou'wisK To have the artistry cf one great pianistalone, ever atyour command is worth vastly more than the mod erate cost of the ,Ampico. You Are Cordially Invited To Hear TbetArtOJThe Great Pianists Reproduced r ...... i . v iy GEO. c. wiLLjka i lNf- 432 state street vMi Beginning Monday, February 9 and Continuing Tues. and Wed. Canton Crepes UyaRD a C3 "Can Salem Store WWrVlfWVVVWrWi & Paper Co. OREGON Yard Assortment and Do" Portland Silk Shop 11 I ll in SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 Business Every line of business ac tivity to be successful must be managed in an efficient and economical way. The Dairy Business particularly requires care ful selection of a herd of cattle that are efficient producers. Next is to pro vide a good sanitary, warm place to keep them and the most important of all is feed that will give results. A feed that is always de pendable and uniform, a feed that is manufactured under efficient and econom ical conditions. Cherro Feeds are manufactured econom ically because, wheat, oats and mill run, middlings, are all local products eliminat ing all freight. Our 12 years of manu facturing experience gives us a knowledge to manufac ture economically and pur chase all ingredients ef ficiently. When you use any of the following Dairy feeds you are sure of getting a feed that has real value. Cherro Cow Chow Made to produce butter fat. Cherro Molasses Feed Made to produce milk. Cherro Kremo Feed A milk producer and a good feeder costs less than Mill Run. Molasses Mill Run Where you have plenty of silage and other rough age, and wish to hav Molasses in your ration. Beet Pulp is a good substitute when you are short of othei green feeds Cherro Call Meal to start them right We are specialists in manu facturing dairy feeds anc you cannot go wrong by feeding Cherro Feeds. The Poultry Line needs every care ih select ing good stock, giving good care and providing good feed. Start this season right by feeding a feed that so many successful poultry men are feeding. Lay asidt "I do not want to chang my feed." If you make change in your feed to better feed, its a good change to make. When you feed Cherrc Feeds you are getting a feed that has had 12 years of successful manufactur ing experience back of it ii Salem. What does that mean; efficient production efficient overhead, efficient buying of raw products, ef ficient marketing. You can not go wrong by using Cherro Chicko Starter. Cherro Chick Scratch Cherro Chick Mash and all other Cherro scratches and mashes. Steel cut oats are used in Cherro Chick Scratch and Carnation Sweet Dried Powdered Milk paked in air tight barrels is the milk used in our chick mashes. This powdered milk by adding water brings it back to the same stage as sweet, skir.-med milk. In every sack of Cherro Chicko Starter, Cherro Chick Scratch and Cherro Chick Mash feed, there is l leaflet of feeding instruc- jl tions. we ever onerea you 466 State St. 383 Alder St. I Its ill See Your Dealer JOIN THE AMERICAN RED COSS, FEB. 9 TO 14 For Best Feed
