Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 11, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOUflNAi; SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1928 building of a training school at Independence for the use of the Monmouth normal. Otlier Bums Asked Other appearances last night SALARY RAISE Th joint way and meam com mittee will today return to the floor of the senate a, n adverse re port on the Staples bill to Increase tho malar it of the supreme court Justice from 15250 to S7500 a year. This waa the action voted by the committee last nltfht In exe cutive session after hearing plea In behalf of the jut) go and after the committee members had dis cussed the question heatedly. A general sentiment against salary Increase was expressed. Jav Bowcrman, Portland lawyer, AT pearing n behalf of the Judgi-s, declared that their Increases In salary hud not kept pace with liv ing expense, whllo Jule Martin L. Pipe?, who haj lately retired from the bench, said the pay of the Judges is not commensurate with their services, that they are com pelled to live from hand to mouth with little prospect of sav ing enough to bury them decently w hen they die and that they should be put on a level at least with the plumber. W. Lair Thomp son deplored the fart that the aaU arles are so low that It la neces sary to beg men to run for the office of supreme judge. Vale Itt lli f You a The committee will report fav orably toduy on the bill to pro vide $25,000 for relief of the flood stricken area around Vale, Mal heur county. Senator Davis, an at tornev from Vale named Lytic, YV A. Uelzel), secretary to Governor Pierce, and William Douty of the tate highway commission appear ed fur the measure. No other questions were passed on by tha committee last night, though a large number of appear ances were made in behalf of etnte-alded Institutions and various bills that carry appropriation. Representatives V, p. Wood ward, member of the state board of conciliation, appeared for that board for which tho budget com mission recommenced 9000, Irvin E. Vinlng, president of the state cham ber of com mercc, ad dressei ths committee fur the pro posed $50,000 annual appropria tion in house bill 275 for state de velopment, the fund to be adminis tered by the st.-ilo board of con trol and two members appointed by the state chamber of commerce. State Farm Kr-tllciiirnt Whitney L. lioise of Portland afcked the committee to pass fav orably on a proposed appropriation of $16,000 for the state farm set tlenieat commission. Of tills $10, 00 would be used to pay debts caused by failure of the 125 ses alon to appropriate and $:000 for the completion of three farms now projected. Henator Magladry and Adjutant Ccnerul George A. White spoke for the bill providing for an arm- j ory at Cottage Grove. There are bills in providing for armorius in rive cities. Asked to name these In the order of their In portance vne named Cottage Grove, La wmnje, Aiiorm, f orest Grove and i-omana. There should be equalization of the cost of the Sil- enon armory, he Mid. J. A. Churchill. StntM Mllnnrlntan dent of schools, talked for his plan vi iMuviuing iracner training cen ters In certain high ichoobj as a temporary arrangement to train more teachers until more normal sehools can be established. C. L. Starr, representing the board of re gents of the noriral achool, urged dlvcmlon of the one-fourth mill road tax for the re-establishment of tho Ashland normal and the were: Louise Home, H. B. 101, provld ing for appropriation of S1T.500. l-'lorenre Crittenden home, $16, 667 requested, $11,000 recommend ed by budfet c-jmmlrsion. Humane society, $ IS. 000 re quested. $2000 recommended. II. B. 357, providing for $15,000 for biar.ch work of O. A. C. to fight berry diseases. If. B. OS, relief of Mrs. C. R. Plndlr.ger, widow of soldier kill ed by explosion of cojinon at Camp Lewis. United States geological survey, $10,000 requested, $3000 recom mended. H. IV 401, providing $1000 for fight against white pine blister ru-st. If. B. 274, providing $6800 for new revision of Oregon code. If. B. Sl, $2000 for Malheur county fair. II. B. 344, $6000 for Deschutes county fair. Klamath county fair, $4000. If. II. 126, claim of $20S by J. D. Mi'.chcll for use of scow by for mer Oregon naval militia. Fire losses tnCfOetainetaolno Governor Pierce has signed sen ate Dill vi, changing the name "truant officer" to "attend..- supervisor" and making that offi ccr a part of the school admtnis tration. LINCOLN FOUND GUILTY GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE Cem-va, III.. Feb. 11. Warmn j. Lincoln, lawyor-norfst, was found guilty ot murder of hli wife, Llm, whom he confessed he killed with Byron Shoup, her brother, whose bodies he burned and whose heads he sealed in a concrete block, by a Jury last nlKht, and was sentenced (o life Imprisonment. The jury on the first ballot un animously decided Lincoln was (tullly. The second was divided as to hla sanity when the crime was committed and the third unani' mously declared he still Is sane, WOMAN WEAK AND NERVOUS From the Green Mountain State of Vermont, Mrs. L. A. Gunmano of Union Village write: "I ww weak, nervous, all run down, and could not walk across the floor without resting, but Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored my health bo I am now working nine hours a dar. I win a all sick and suffering women would try It." After three gener ationa of marvelous success Lydift K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound Is considered the most de pendable remedy for female Ills Adv. C ""usejf llBEIClfll I A Good Thing DON'T MISS IT Send your name and address plainly written together with S cents (and this slip) to Chamber lain Medicine Co.. Ies Moines, Iowa, and receive In return a trial package containing Chamber lain's Cough Remedy for cough. colds, croup, bronchial "flu" and whooping coughs, and tickling throat; Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach troubles. Indigestion, gassy pains that crowd ths heart biliousness and constipation; Chamberlain's salve, needed In every family for burns, scalds, wounds, piles and skin affections; these valued fam ily medicines for only t cents. Iton't mitts It. Adv. CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hurt one bit! Dron little "Preesone" on an achlna corn, instantly that corn stons hurtlmr. then slmrttv vnn lift it right off with fingers. Your druggist eells a tin) bottl Of f reeZllMO ' It- fniv ranla PBniJL aiirrinlAnt In Hmn.r ....... I nam corn, soft corn, or corn be- iwrm me loea, and the foot cal- lUSeS. Withntlt anrnnsiai a- l-.it. t ion .Adv. . i i ii l. n established 1868 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. 100 SERVICE 100 Auto and Tractor Repairing We Know How Welcom. to our Serrlct Station Yt old time Oat ones more. GENERAL OAS, OILS and ACCESSORIES SKHTICB. Read This A itaple Ho of Groceries, Confectioner?. Ueala tad Lunches anytime. The Chef Knowa How. North Com'l Garage and Grocery ASDES0K, ADAMS & SEPTKA Phone 1677. 1810-1816 H. Commercial St. Special Purchase! 1759 Pieces of Towels Centers Doilies if 1 & i Stamped Goods at One Half, and Less, of Former Prices ! All Clean, Fresh Merchandise, No Seconds. Large Variety from which to Choose, Not Many of a Pattern. Sale Begins Thursday at 9 a. m. Lasts.Three Days ! Twice a year ROYAL SOCIETY MANUFACTURERS close out their discontinued patterns in stamped goods at a big sacrifice! Miller's were fortunate in securing this fine large assortment for this vicinity and the loss suffered by Royal Society will be passed on to the customer. The assortment consists of: Stamped Bed Spreads, Doilies, Scarfs, Center Pieces, Dresses, Rompers, Towels, Pillow Cases, Luncheon Sets, Buffet Sets, Card Table Covers, Mah Jong Covers, Napkins, Linen Table Centers, Pillow Tops, Gowns, Combinations, etc. lWE quote a few comparative prices $2.50 Gowns, this sale 98c $1.45 Pillow Cases 79c pr $1.25 Dresses, (Infants) 49c 59c Towels, this sale 29c Placed On Sale In Seven Lots To Make Selection Easy Lot 1 15c Lot 2 29c White Scarfs Center Pieces Buffet Sets Towels Tan Scarfs Tan Pillow Tops Boudoir Pillows Lot 3 49c Lot 4 69c Children's Dresses Linen Pillow Tops Lunch Cloths Center Pieces Combinations Drawp'-s Towels Mah Jong Covers 48 inch Lunch Cloth's Linen Scarfs Linen Center Pieces Dresses Lot 5 Choice 79c Par Pillow Cases 42 and 45 inch best tubing. Lot 6 Choice 98C Gowns Dresses 54 inch Lunch Cloths 45 inch Linen Centers Linen Towels Lot 7 Choice $2.45 Bed Spreads Remember the Dates Thursday, Friday and Saturday Early Buying Is Advised 1 I GxfGK rJ 8lta'i Leading Department Store Early Buying Is Advised m 4 ft in m 4 P. . .