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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT PAGE TEN. INATE REGIS jmS UAFTfAn JOOKNAU SALEM. DKEGOW CIGARETTE BILL 8Bt blU No. lit. tht Cr- nd-Kinney eiganttt bill, which iru designed to prohibit th ad rental of of cigarettes on bill Wards and along public highways, was defeated In the senate yeV.tr iay after a spirited debate. Senator Garland flayed the smokers of cigarettes and shamed "the women of America" for using them. Referring to the alluring pictures advertising cigaretis along the highways he asserted that "the devil is In them." Senator Upton, main opposing speaker, declared that the bill w.14 aimed at Foster ft Kleiser, bill board advertisers and that 1. was unfair because it allowed adver ting In newspapers and maga- lines. The vote on the bill wac u follows: For Beats, Brown, Eddy, Pisk, larland, Kinney, LaFollett, Miller, Ha pies, Tooze, Zrm merman. Against banks, Hutler, Gur.i- ler, Clark, Corbett, Davis, Dennis, punn, Hall, jonnson, Kieppcr. lagladry, Kitner, Strayer, Taylor, Ipton, Moser. Absent Hare and Joseph. House bill 371, the Shelon neaeure digned to curb usury, vas defeated after a warm debate, )ut will be reconsidered today. Considerable debate was r? luired before the Hut us house hill roviding to submit to the pejplv the proposal to utablish a normal school at Seaside went to vote, snd the measure carried. Clark and Kinney led out In Its suppoit while Garland supported It "to en courage the young legislator who introduced It and who is ambitious and clean." Banks supported it for the same reason. Senator Johnson opposed th-:-bill, declaring 'hat the state hi gotten into the throes of anu.'jcr sormal school battle that woul;l ot be finished at thia seasl.in of the legislature. "We wouldn't la re vote money for a norm! ichoo at Seaside," be said, "be tause the facilities fur it are not here." He thought be could nup- rirt the bill If the location were b tori a Instead of Seaside. Johnson's reference to AttorU taused Upton, in his defense ot" Ihe bill, to declare that It would te bet'.er for the young women "to live down by the sounding c.i than among the fleh, Fins and aiud-flata of ABtorla." This com ment from Upton later In the nft ernoon brousht him a rebuke from Mrs. Kinney, who arose In ques lion of personal privilege. Senator Tooze supported the bill reluctantly, declaring that Un it! 11 passed yesterday for a normal trhool in eastern Oregon and al the Seaside bill were mistakes. Beats, tidily, Hare, Johnson, La Tollett and Zimmerman vote! ixnlnut t?.o bill. 1 18 HOUSE BILLS PASS IN SENATE Eighteen house bill were ap proved by the senate Wednesday afternoon, a follows: H. B. 14. Hurlburt Increasing penalty for operating atllM. H. B. 10, Swan Placing mors stringest .relations on licensing dance halls. H. B. 117, (sub. for H. B. II) committee on game Permitting beavers to be taken In certa.fi districts. 11. B. til, Kllharo Creating reconstruction fund for public buildings destroyed by fire, H. B. ISO, committee on horti culture Increasing salary of sec retary of stats board of horticul lure. 11. B. IH. Kllham Providing for increase In salary of state printer from $2400 to $3300. H. B. 318, Wine.ow Increasing salary of county treasurer of Til lamook county. . H. B. 76, King Increasing sal ary of Cooa county officers. H. B 315. Fuller Providing ex penses for Polk county commis sioners. II. B. 404, Linn county delega tion Increasing salaries of Linn county officials. II. B. 218, Coffey Requiring counties of not leae than 75,000 population to levy a tax for pur- puose of erecting buildings upon county fair grounds, for erection of buildings at Grcnham. II. B. 25, Tucker Requiring that both men and women apply ing for marriage licenies ahull fur- nlnh certificates that they are free from veneriil dlfonses. II. B. 389, Miller and Settle- nilor Placing lien on land on which nursery stock Is set out. II. B. 184, Fuller Providing manner In which county comtnin- Hioners shall present claims for pay. H. B. 21, Joint committee on roads and hinhways Providing that trucks reKiatered on or after April 1 may pay only three-fourths of llorwe fee. H. B. 2S7, Hercher Correcting act relative to operators of motor vehicles. II. U. 324, Representative Ford and Senator Hill Authorizing hleh way rniv.niiHHlnn to .-tl hnu DAYS ORDER AT E Washington, Feb. It. y dences ol President Coolidsa's "economy at home" plin began to appear today while employe in the White llouee offices waited to learn the winner In '.he ten-dollar !rlie money economy contest con ducted by N. P. Webster, disbu.-a- ing clerk ot tbe office. In an en deavor to ascertain waya and means of cuttiue expenses. 1 he Items ot economy already noted about White House offices include: Reduction from 175 to 81 In the number of towels rationed dally .o me live washrooms In the offices Substitution of a common drink ing glass for Individual oaper cnos ai ine drinmng fountains In tbe corridors. Order to turn out all linn's wnenever not needed. Reluctance of employes to ft. tend loans fur an inriefiui'.e oerlod ot pencils to newspaper corre spondents, who since time immem orial, have depended upon this un. tailing source of supply. Use over and again of the large nianila envelopes in which mes sengers carry documents to and from the various department. these, however, are only a star: on the economics which Mr. Weh s'.er declares must be instituted if ine saving of 112,500 demanded by Mr. Coolldee is accomulished me coming fiscal year. THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY TROUBLE AND NEVER SUSPECT IT In 24 Hours Lnds EURI I Good Thing DONT MISS IT Send your name and address lainly written together with 5 tents (and this slip) to Chamber aln Medicine Co., Des Moines, towa, and receive in return a trial package containing Chamber lain's Cough Remedy for coughs, eolds, croup, brunchln, "flu" and whooping coughs, and tlckllnp throat: Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach troubles, lndlgeetlon, gassy pains that crowd the heart, biliousness and constipation: Chamberlain's Balve, needed In every family for burns, Braids, wounds, piles and skin affections: these valued fam ily medicines for only 6 cents. Don't in Ips It. Adv. When you've tried everything you can think of and nothing seems to even relieve those plerc trig, agonizing pains, lust go to J. C. Perry Drug store or some other good druggist and get a bottle of Allenrhu Special Formula No. I. Bo sure you get No. 3 which comes in capsule form, for the liquid form is a special preparation for Rheumatism. Take these little dark green capsules as directed and notice how In about 24 hours they have considerably reduced, if not en tirely banished, thoes persistent, nerve racking pains that have caused you many sleepless nights. A few more doses and the pains have left you forever. While this particular formula was compounded for the purpose of conquering painful. Gouty con ditions and what is known as Rheumatoid Arthritis a knotty, painful swelling of the Joints It has proven wonderfully successful In all forms of Neuritis and Sci ntle Nerve Pains. Tou needn't be afraid of Its con taining dope of nay kind It does n't Such things are only make shifts and can only at the beat give temporary relief. Be sure you've got Neuritis snd then get Allenrhu Special Formu la No. 1. Your pains will be gone before you know It. Mall orders sore p ted. Adv. C. & C. STORE Regular and Special Week End Prices. GROCERIES 1 14 lbs. Berry Sugar ; $1,00 3 lbs. bulk Cocoa , 19c Snowfall hard wheat Flour $2.39 Kellogs's Krumbled Bran 20c 100 lb. sack of small Burbank Potatoes $1,50 Large 2(, tin Hosedale, whole slice Tineapplc 27c per can, 3 for 79c 4 1-1 1). pkss Golden Oate Soda 25c 31 lbs. Kalian Prunes 25c 6 boxes Ohio Matches '. 25c No. 5ail pure Sorgrum 69c Calumet Corn Starch 10c 3 lb. can Ghirardelli's Chocolate 89c 50 lb. sack Leslie Dairy Salt 79c DRY GOODS New Lot of colored Indianhead, colors absolutely guaranteed, priced yd. . . ,45c New Lot of 32inch fast color Gingham at ihe low price of, yard 19c New line of Figured Crepes, yd 75c to $1.50 6 Spools of best fi cord sewing Thread . .25c If a lesser price could be made it would be done bv the C. & C. STORE Applicants for Insurance Often Rejected Judging from ronorts from ,lrc Kims wno are constantly In direot men wun ine public, there is one prcpar.nion mat has been very Micccssful in overcoming these comlUions. The mild and healing iiiiiuence oi ur. Kilmer's Swamp Hnot Is soon realized. It slands the highest for Its remarkable record of success. An examining physician for one of the prominent Life Insurance companies, in an Interview of the subject. made the astonishing nutiriueni mat one reason why so many applicants for Insurance are rejected is because kidney trouble Is so common to tho American phoiile, and tho large majority of those whose applications are de clined do not even suspect thnt I hey have the disease. Br. Kil mer's Swamp-Root Is on n drug stores In bottles of two sizes medium and large. However, If you wish flr.1 test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer A Co.. lllnghamlon, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and Menuon inis paper. Adv. JOURNAL WANT AOS PAY" RELIEF OWNER . j TO FIGHT SUIT Charles P. Schuab, owner of tk river steamer Belief, lu In Balesn yesterday. The Relief im now tied up In the Wllslmette slough un der arrest by federal authorities. awaiting the outcome of a law suit riled br tho Olobe and Rutgers r Ire Insurance company to col lect tbe sum of II.I4I.K and costs That amount of money la alleged co nave been spent by the company raising ins amp alter It was al lowed to sing by Its ownera The case m set for March 1 In the fed eral court at Portland. With 8chaub were O. P. Oraham a builder ot launches In Portland. and A. D. Plstt, an attorney of mat city. Bchaub la auoted as stating mat ne Intends to fight the present lawsuit to the finish, a Porland bank having confidence :n his side of the argument, and agree irg to furnish any money that might be needed. In the mean time tht boat still has a feleral guard placed upon It w mo that It la aot molested any way. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1D25 William Biaa Bead White Plains. N. Y., Feb. !. sasages irons Crescent City, FI.. last night of William Ryan, former congressman from New York, a re puted founder at the city of Den sr, as well as operator of the first printing plant In Colorado, and a banker at Port Chester, N. T. Simple Mixture for Gas on Stomach Simple buckthorn harlr mntrnd- slum sulph. e. p., glycerine, etc.. as mixed In Adlerika, helps any cass gas on the stomach, unices due to deep seated causes. The pleasant and oniric .n surprise you. Because Adlerika is such an excellent intestinal evac- usnt it Is wonderful for constipa tion it Often wnrlro In nna t. - and never gripes. J. c. Perry, drugglet. 11S B. Cnmtn.rM.I u, Adv. " Of the five men in swim Ihe Kngiieh Channel, Sebastian Tlra- boschl, Italy, covered the distance from Ctlals to Dover In the short est time li hours and 23 minutes. "CASCARETS" IOC DIZZY, BILIOUS Feel flnej Let "Casca rets" clean .vour bowels - ana atlmulate vour liver. No u piping or overact I n g. M 1 1 lio ns of men. women, and children take this harmless lax ative-cathartic. It doesn't sicken you like pills, oils, calomel and salts. Tastes nice acta wonderful tOc, 25c and 60c boxes any druf store. Adv. fca"- "Ehiring 60 years of Married lire" ThtmGpmatUmtlUpt Htitiky dnd Happy "liwtisss'i Wis were shrsft so Messd indispensable by my psrenls Vuinfsuuy years o ssarried life and 1 sat never without them in Bay ton, ss they ere used when. t Mbea by myself (sged stxrf"-pne), od wife snd children. This coven period of over slctirr years, ly wife snd tons also belkvc then itnoreinsdyfoTcoruxIpetionandhit fcnaneit squsl to Beecham's Pills, eVssanvsoalkd"curss,rbWoiis etesandkJjulredrroubleslsavssrsst foots thss are certsinly Injurious, Km Beecham's Fills give prompt rs kef and leave one la a healthy and happy oondiden. R J. M. i Rsmsev, N. J. Us. W, Mi fcr esunsanje, fcl.MMbeae'itttli.ad.rt.. linMMrU-WTSiKlnMmwh B. F. Alba Co, 17 Ctmtl Sc. New York for Better Health, Take Beecham's Pills Typewriters AIX MAKES II Down II Monthly 4I N. Com. SL Phono lis SALE OF PYREX WARE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST All Pyrex Ware Priced at Cost Nothing better to cook or bake in. SEE OUR WINDOWS Be on Hand Saturday Early Make Your Visit Here Early Stock . Will Not Last Long THE PHENOMINAL SUCCESS ATTENDING Bishop's 2 for 1 Sale OF 'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS -clusively that MERIT WILL WIN- The MERCHANDISE we carry, the v .O.'a we are able to give and the PRICES quoted for this occasion have helped to make i.:,?s 1 The Greatest Sale' of Our Career I Phone 50 - 254 N. Commercial St- All Men's . Boys' Black Dress Hats 250 Man's Suits School Shoes Less 20 and sizes 1 to 6 50 Overcoats $1-50 Men's Dress Inspecti(m and Selection Black and Brown O For the Price of 1 Oxfords LeSS 25 Plus $2 B3? - v;,iUes Men's Rubberized Regular Stock All Boys' $5.45 Rain Coats en s Knicker One Lot Valves to S'G 50 Suits Suits Knicker Suits $6.85 Less 20 Less 25 $6!95 a Bishop's Clothing & Woolen Mills Store, Inc. Cooley & Pearson GUARANTEED QUALITY FOODSTUFF CONFIDENCE World wide business is made possible by exercising Confidence in our fellow man. It makes possible the carrying of foodstuffs from most every nation in the world. This same confidence is rightfully used in our own country and our own city. Back of the honesty and integrity with which we fill your phone orders daily, stands our quality and money refunding guarantee; a guarantee we claim every one is entitled to. Our adds appear Thursday and Friday of each week for the information of the busy people whose time is too valu able to spend shopping. When unable to call at our store phone 52 for guar anteed quality foodstuffs. No extra charge for delivery. FRUITS Fancy Bananas, 3 lbs 25c GRAPE FRUIT 3 large Floridas 25c ORANGES 2 dozen Navels 45c 2 dozen Navels 65c 2 dozen Navels $1.09 APPLES Hand packed Spitz, per box ....$1.29 and $1.79 Wagner Apples, box.. $1.29 CALIFORNIA NEW CROP VEGETABLES Beets per bunch 10c Carrots, per bunch 10c Turnips, per bunch 10c Also Rhubarb, Ripe Toma toes, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Celery, Spinach, etc., an enviable variety. FANCY WALNUTS 3 pounds 99c CANNED PEAS 3 cans Peas 55c 3 cans American Club leas 73c 3 cans Monopole Dimple Peas 88c HAMS Those good suprar cured Hams, per lb., ori2 whole "... 29c 254 N. Commercial St. LARD No. 5 Pail Cascade 87c No. 5 Pail Armour's Star 93c MISCELLANEOUS Special Dried Onions, 8 lbs 25c Jello, all flavors 10c Campbell's Soups, each 10c Shredded Wheat. 3 for 35c Corn Flakes, 3 for 33c Post Toastics, 3 for 33c Kellogg's Bran Flakes, 3 for 29c CANNED CORN Standard Corn, 2 for 25c Fancy Corn, 3 for 55c Fancy Golden Bantam, 3 for 73c BULK COFFEE Per lb 40c, 45c, 48c, 50c M. J. B., per lb 57c Golden West, per lb 57c Hill's, per lb 57c SUGAR Featuring Sugar by 100 pound bags on a declining market we feel is bad policy. Sugar is still de clining. BULK COCOA 1 pounds 25c Phone C. 0. D. Orders 52 Trimmed Hats For Happy Spring Days The Hat you buy here will add much to your spring comfort Style Is Important but Quality Is Imperative $2.95 Special Value You will find this assort ment exceptionally in teresting at this price. Pretty gay colored crea tions as well as the more modest sedate ones, col ors are black, brown, grey, powder blue, copen, red, rust, and rose trim med with flowers, ribbon and pompoms. You will find them in our Downstairs Store Just Received a Shipment of Kayser Chameisette Gloves They fit your hand perfectly and becomingly and will serve you well. Colors are grey, sand and tan. Iney have a little scalloped turn back cuff. A PAIR $1.25 YOUR MAIL ORDERS receive careful attention. We pay the express or postage within a radius of a hundred miles. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED on every purchase or your money cheerfully returned. QkTWt g Tone r-fi'rnoJ "CAN "AND DO" Salem Store Portland Silk Shop 466 Stale Street 383 Alder Street !