Capital journal., February 25, 1925, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1925
BILLS IN BUNCH
The bouse ground through a
mas of appropriation house blllw
Tuesday afternoon.- No argument
marked passage of the nieaaurea, a
trictly routine procedure. In
eluded in the measures passed
were:
: H. B. 66 Appropriating 1241.
161 for the University of Oregon
mculcal achool.
H. B. 467 Appropriating $61.
060 for the Doernbecber memorial
hospital of the University of Ore
gon. H. B. 468 Appropriating 1260,
000 for providing for neglected
and abused children, foundlings
and Indigent orphans.
H. B. 469 a. proprlatlng for
the executive, state treasury de
partment and printing board
claims.
H. B. 470 Appropriations for
tha salaries and expenses of the
superintendent of public instruc
tion's department.
H. B. 471 Appropriating mon
ey for the salaries and expenses of
circuit Judges and district attor
neys. H. B. 472 Appropriating mon
ey for the salaries and expenses of
the supreme court.
H. B. 473 Appropriating mon
ey for the expenses and salaries of
the attorney general's department.
H. B. 474 Appropriating mon
ey for the dairy and food commis
sioner's department.
H. B. 475 Appropriating mon
ey for salaries and expenses of the
Oregon national guard.
H. B. 476 Appropriating mon
ey for the salaries and expenses of
the bureai. of labor.
H. B. 477 Appropriating mon
ey for the salaries and expenses of
the state engineer's department.
H. B. 47k Appropriating mon
ey for calories and expenses of tbe
Oregon state board of forestry.
. H.,B. 479 Appropriating mon
i for the salaries and expenses of
the state livestock sanitary board.
H. B. 480 Appropriating mon
ey for replucing building destroy
ed by fire at the Oregon Agricul
tural college.
. H. B. 481 Amiroprlating mon
ey for the Oregon Agricultural
college to match funds under the
federal Smitu-Lever act.
H. B. 482 Appropriating mon
ed for carrying u of investiga
tions by .he Oregon Agricultural
college.
' H. B. 483 Appropriating mon
ey for support and maintenance of
Monmou'.h n - ml school.
" H. B. 484 Appropriating mon
ey for construction and furnishing
of training school for teachers at
Independence.
H. B. 486 Opproprlatlng mon
ey to pay various sundry claims.
H. B. 487 Appropriating mon
ey to pay various sundry claims
and declaring an emergency.
H. B. 488 Appropriating mon
ey for Oregon stn'.e library and
supreme court library.
H. B. 489 Appropriating mon
ey for maintenance and capital
outlays of Oregm state fair and
declaring an emergency.
H. B. 490 Appropriating mon
ey for the eradication of injurious
rodents.
H. B. 491 Appropriating mon
ey for destruction and control of
predatory animals.
H. B. 492 Appropriating mon
ey for transferring convicts to the
Oregon stnte optlltentl'irv etc.
IPThMsehold
medicines Otherwise known "elmptes"
have for centurlen been dtTivel
from medicinal roots anil herba
They are still used and reconiz
ed by many of our brat phyeloinnw
u unequalled for certain ail
ment. In many countries tooIh
and herbs are cultivated purely
for commercial purpose. It l said
that the Lydla E. IMnkham Medi
cine Co., of Lynn, Mw., in the
greatest user of crude herbs in
thla country. The mirrera of their
Vegetable Compound for ail nice t
of women le now world wide, and
It will certainly pay any woman
who suffers from any ailment pe
culiar to her eex to try It. Adv.
H. B. 4ir3 Approptraling mon
ey for the payment of interest on
irrigation aisirtcu dodos. -
H. B. 494 Appropriating mon
ey for salaries and expense of
Oregon state board of health, etc.
H, B. 485 Apropriating mon-e-
for expenses of biennial and
general elections and declaring an
emergency.
H. II. 496 Appropriating mon
ey for transfer of insane and
idiotic persons to Oregon elate
hottpitul.
H. H. 497 Amending section
19, chapter 201, general lawn
1921, relating o duties of Lbe
state tax commission.
H. B. 498 Kepealing section 2,
chapter 169, general laws 1923.
H. B. 499 Appropriating mon
ey for installing fire exiets and re
pairing elevptora in capltol build
ing. H. B. 500 To amend flection
6625, Oregon Lav , as amended by
section 1, chapter 256, general
laws 1923, relating to the indus
trial accident funds.
H. B. oOl Amending section 4,
chapter 126, general laws 1921,
relating to traveling vendors or
hawkers, etc.
H. B. 603 Repeal section 4443,
Oregon Laws.
H. B. 505 Providing for pay
ment of legislative expenses.
H. B. 606 Appropriating mon
ey for John McLotighlln home,
etc., and declaring an emergency.
H. B. 607 -To provide for ex
penses for inluetrial welfare com
mission, etc.
H. B. 608 Appropriating mon
ey for Tarfoue Institutions and de
claring an emergency.
4 SENATE BiLLS
After cleaning up Us calendar
for Tuesday, tbe house recessed at
2:25 p ni. to reconvene an hour
later, at which time a new set of
hills were ready tor third reading.
Included in the lat'.er was the
measure designed to levy a tax on
gross earnings of railways and
other utility corporations.
8. B. 240, Brown Providing
for a new department In the state
training school for boys.
8. B. 148, Banks To amend
section 3054, Oregon Laws, per
taining to opinions of the supreme
court, the distribution of the same
and provision for supplying cir
cuit Judge with advance copies.
8. B. 178, Banks (by request)
To amend section 6030, Oregon
Iaws, defining the term "publk
utillty." S. B. 190, Dunn and Carkln (liv
request) To amend section 6932.
Oregon Laws, tightening Die lav,
relating to payment of operating
and other expenses of build in?
nnd loan negotiations. I
3EWARE THE
Chronic coughs and neraiiirnt cold.
lead to serious lung trouble. You cai
stop them now with Crcomulflion, at
emulsified creotole that is plratant t
take. Creomuluion is a new medira
ii i co very with twofold action; it soothe
and heals the inflamed membranes ao
kills the derm.
Of all known drug, creosote Is rec
ognized by the medical fraternity as the
frreatefct healing agency for the treat
tnent rl chronic coughs and colds am
other forms of throat and lung troubles
CreomuUion contains, in addition t
:-eoote, other heating elements whJr.
soothe and heal the inflamed men
branes and stop the irritation and in
t unmation, while the creosote noet ci
i the stomach, is absorbed into tr.
- ood, attacks the seat of the trouil.
ind destroys the germs that lead ti
vmsumplion.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satlsf.ic
or in the treatment of chronic coug
mat colda, bronchial asthma, catarn r
wnchitis and other forms of thn,
nd lung diseases, and is excellent ic
.nil din up the svstem after colds o
ue flu. Money retunded if any coii
r cold, no matter of how long star a
ng. is not relieved after taking accord
ng to directions. Ask your dnipgis
-.wm,l;i. r t fit i a '
"It's from Sue," "Says he hopes I'll get back in
in lime to go with her to Miller's big basement gale."
"Did.i't know Miller's had a basement, thot it was
Subway."
"Subway or basement, I'd like to be there, if what
he says sbout the bargains is true."
L SCHOOLS
BEAT IN SENATE
Senator Beala bill which pro
posed an appropriation of $125,
000 for the establishment of 20
branch normal schools In the
atate to operate under the state
department of education, was de
feated In the senate yesterday,
the senate dividing evenly on the
measure. The hill had a favorable
report from the way and means
committee.
Juet prior to this senate bill
46, barked by State Superintend
ent Churchill, and providing for
the appointment of two high
achool Inspectors, was killed by
Indefinite postponement. A hard
fight was made for both these
measures.
Following their defeat, senate
hill -196, also backed by Super
intendent Churchill, and provid
ing for teacher training centers
in 10 Oregon high schools, was
indefinitely postponed, the lat?r
was not considered by Churchill
as neceraary after the passage
Monday of the Ashland normal
school bill and was not pushed
by Its sponsors. The same feeling
Influenced the vote on the other
two bills.
The vote on the Beals bill was: I
For Heals, Brown, Butler,
Dunn, Eddy, Fisk, Garland, Hare,
Joseph, Kinney Magladry, Stray
er, Tooze, Zimmerman.
Against Banke, Caraner,
Clark, Cnrbett, Dennis, Hall,
Johnson, Ktepper, La Follett, Mil
ler, Itltner, Staples, Taylor, Up
ton, M otter.
EDWARD APPOINTED
TO INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
Wushfngton, Feb. 25. John
H. Kdwards, former speaker of the
Indiana house of representatives,
has been selected by President
Coolidge as assistant secretary of
the interior.
Mr. Kdwnnls, whose home Is r.
Mitchell, Ind., and who now in
solicitor of the Interior depart
ment, will succeed Francis At.
Goodwin of Washington state
who has resigned effective March
4.
The nomination of Mr. E'lwardH
wa yent to the invite (p-Hy
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic
Liquid t.asy to Use
When anijlied a- directed Zemn ef
fectively .-emu . esEczema.quicklystopu
itching, and heals skin troubles, also
Sors, Burns, Wounds and Tialing. It
p' letratcs, cleanses -nd -Tothes. Zemo
.a a ciean, aepcnuaDie -na inexpensive,
TOtieitic timid, that i& esrjeciallv
idapt. d lor da time use b cause
it jes not sho. Trial bottle 35c, large
5ize vl.00. Z..no Ointment is recom
mended for use at night 50c. Zemo
Soap, antiseptic and healing, 25c.
POP BOTTLE TRAVELS
AROUND 2 CONTINENTS:
London, Oat., Feb. 25. Donai!
McElhlnnejr, 15 year old blgn
school boy hers, has received a
letter informing him that PP
bottle, in which he placed his
name and suitress two years ago,
At Windsor, Ont., was picked
by ft sailor oft the coast of Sant
Barbara. Cal.
Presumably It went out thru
the lakes and St. Lawrence route
to the Atlantic ocean, and then
followed the coast llns southward
probably passing through the
Panama canal into the Pacific
waters. It then appears to hare
started northward, to be picked
up on February 15, by J. W.
Heygart of the U. 8. 8. Tennessee
2 YEAR FAST
Chicago, Feb. 25. Harold 6
O. Hoick, a 38 medical student
of the University of Chicago,
starts today on a fasting diet
that will last for two years.
The object Is to determine Just
how much food Is needed for
keen thinking. He wilt eat only
when hungry, and, will eat very
little, measuring and weighing
every bit taken. ?
During the period, mental tests
will be given him, including math
emathics, puzzles and typewriting
exercises.
For the last two years he has
carried a scales n.th him to de
termine the amount of food he
consumes normally. The mental
tests showed his normal effi
ciency. At the end of two years the re-
flu Its will be tabulated and phyi-
ology experts expect to work out
from them an Ideal human ratio.
PRE-PRIMARY-
E
BY HOUSE VOTE
During a lull in the storm over
taxation measures in the house
yesterday afternoon, house bill
422, defeated last Saturday, was
reconsidered and passed.
The measure, Introduced by the
Jackson county delegation, pro
vides ror tne election or two pre
cinct committeemen instead of one
In precincts of counties other than
Multnomah.
It Is virtually a pre-prlmary
county convention scheme, provid
ing for the drawing up and laying
down of party platforms in the
selection of candidates.
Representative Cowgill eiplain-
ei. that the bill did not interfere
wit the present primary law and
Just Like a Man
"My husband suffered for sev
eral years with stomach trouble
He often had colic attacks that
put him to bed. But man ean't
stand the pains that a woman
can. He thought he was going to
die and the doctors didn t seem
to help him any. Like a drowning
man grasping for a straw be tried
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, which
a nurei told us about, and now he
is entirely well and eats any
thing." It Is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the Intestin
al tract and allays the inflam
mation which causes practically
all stomal), liver and tntesttnai
ailments, including appendi:Kis
One dose will convince or money
refunded. J. C. Perry, D. J Fry
and druggists everywhere. Adv
Neuralgic headaches
Sloan's gives quick, positive relief
Thatunendurablepoundinginyour It stimulates the circulation
temples that makes neuralgic head- throughout the aching tissues.
?otretm
down. Soon you find that the pain
Just pat it on gently. You don't is gone. The liniment does not
even have to bother to rub it in. stain. All druggists 85 cents.
Sloan's Liniment JJX
Furniture
For Every Room
that ths people of his county were
as on In desiring Its passage.
Washington. Feb. 25. A ten
tative agreement was reached in
the senate today to dispose of the
Isle Of Pines treaty with Cuba In
the special senate session to be
held after March 4. '
jft-s-emli V HOOPING COUGH
jTCTtrE 111 No "car."-DM b.lps to r-
T1 VI 1 VA- I If due prom. of coo,hin.
mSSMI wicks
tl... jtTT Mt I Or ITMUIU J J-"t y'lf
l Ample Provisions for Protection ft! &r
fc from the weather during the Irfc hPfirri
Mi rainy season have been made VVuSwJ
Rfl by this organization. A mar- lid tv?VS
Ml quise and large reception jtq
BS . room offer shelter. In the ltd ffy)Cy
Ml ' reception room a large fire- M lTOs
W place sends out a cheering
&i In our efforts to offer a O ,
ti complete establishment to Jo Ptf-rJ---
Ejl those whom we serve, we have "jlV
m makes for comfort and con- ''StJ S?
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j&, "Superior Vuncml Service" NAy YrlfttvCu
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STANDARDIZED CASH STORES
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CORVALLIS
A Lasting Impression
Any one who has once bought at Busick's Stores, goes
away with a lasting impression of three things the
absolute cleanliness of everything, the courtesy writh
which they are treated, and the great economy in buy
ing there. Then when" they get home and taste what
they have bought, there is a lasting impression of
deliciousness. .
BUYING CANNED GOODS AT OUR SALE THIS
WEEK IS PRACTICING REAL ECONOMY
A STORE-WIDE SALE
Has offered many people the opportunity to buy first
quality furniture at a substantial saving. Prior to open"
ing our basement store we must continue to unload many
pieces of furniture and if price is any criterion our trucks
will be as busv this week as thev were last.
As an extra special we will offer for a
few days a three-piece ivory bedroom
suite consisting of bow-end bed, dresser
and ehifforette.
$54-75
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Tenino Brand Columbia California
ucncTm SARDINES
SLU aALlYlUIM Large oval cans
1 lb cans Sardines with Tomato Sauce
25c 13c
. Fountain Brand Large Oval Cans
CHLNOOKSALMON 2S
23c 13c
Preferred Stock Curtis Filets of
S0CKEYE SALMON SARDINES
Vt lb. tins Regular 20c Size Special
While they last
22c 15c
Monopole
nrrv p i 1 mrixr Gulf Kist New Pack
mlm SHRIMP
23c 3 Cans 53c
ALASKA SALMON erf
i ib. tu cans RAZOR LLAMa
15c 3 Cans 57c
SBk
SEE CANNED VEGETABLE PRICES IN
MONDAY'S JOURNAL AND TUESDAY'S
STATESMAN
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ORANGE COLOR FRONT
It's Your Guarantee of Service Plus Quality
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