MONDAY, MARCH
PERCE VETOES
REGULATION DF
FREAK TICKETS
Governor Pierce put hi Ye to
laturday on the Bailey bill which1
was designed to prevent the cir
luiation ot freak campaign tick
ti prior to election. In the
words ot Senator Ritner, who
ipoke (or the bill in the senate.
It wan to prevent "yellow, green,
pink, striped, pinto, koo koo and
other ticket of that character."
The bill required that persons
putting out the tickets should
register with county clerks so
their identity might be known.
H. B. 419, designed to add an
other inspector of maitress and
pillow output of factories was at
io vetoed.
In the veto message on the
freak ticket prohibition bill the
governor says in bie veto mes
sage. "This bill is Intended to pre
rent the publication, circulation
and distribution of election tick
its on or prior to election day. I
fail to see the necessity of such a
law. The friends of good govern
ment, lacking the cohesive pow
er ot tho selfish forces, often have
no other method ot conveying
their information to their friends
except through a ticket publish
ed and distributed prior to or on
election day. I fail to see any
wrong or crime that might be
committed by the innocent circu
lation of tickets endorsing cer
tain candidates by certain groups
of people.
Washington, March 2. The
house has passed and sent to the
senate a resolution authorizin:
the use of 250 army horses from
Camp Lewis in the parade at Scat'
tie next July In connection with
the 36th triennial conclave o!
KntRhts Templar.
Starting
Tomorrow
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2, 1925
WARREN CONFIRMATION
AWAITS EXTRA SESSION
Washington. March I. Became
of the legislative Jam in the sen
at administration leaders are In
clined not to attempt action on
the nomination of Charlei B. War
ren to be attorney general until
the extra teuton called tor March
4. The leader expect the nom
ination to be confirmed after a
couple days ot debate.
I
New York, March 2. The miss
ing persons bureau today began a
search for A. M. Jackson, a great
grandson ot Andrew Jackson,
seventh president of the United
States.
Andrew Jackson, the fourth of
Los Angeles, brother of the miss
ing man, requested the search. He
informed the police that his bro
ther, writing from New York on
January 8, said he was about to
enter a local hospital under an
assumed name, for an operation
He used the false name, he said
to spare the family the expense of
a funeral in event he died.
Relatives fear he made have
died and been buried in potter's
field as unidentified.
SALEM GIRLS ACTIVE
IN DANCING CLASSES
University of Oregon, Eugen
March 2 (Special) Edith Pierce
and Nellie Rowland of Salem took
part Is the recent program of In
terpretative dances given by 25
;lrls In the Woman's building of
the University of Oregon. These
girls are members of Orchesus, the
advanced dancing organization
that sponsored tho program.
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OREGON
Portland, Or., -a.arch t. Sale of
controlling Interest Id the North
western Electric company to
-;roup of California and eastern
nif nHnta liornniM knnwn hrt
I .iutiirdav. whrn Information was
received that H. P. Wilson, presi
dent of the Western Power com
pany, a California corporation,
had negotiated the transaction.
According to Information
vealed here by persons in close
touch with the Northwestern
Electric company, the purchasing
group includes the General Elec
tric. A group of financiers head
ed by A. C. Bcdtord of the Stand
ard Oil company of New Jersey
was said to h..ve furnished the
capital.
This authority stated that the
transfer, of the Northwestern con
trol would mean that the com-
1 any's development program for
more power on the Lewis river.
Washington, would be carried
through promptly with an outlay
of 97,000,000, instead ot 94,000,
000, as had been contemplated.
Hifh School Wrestline.
Portland. Or., March 2. The
first state high school wrestling
meet will be held April 10 and 11
at the Oregon Agricultural college,
Corvallis, under the auspices of
the Oregon Association of High
School Wrestling, which was or
ganized here yesterday. Holland
Woodruff, Instructor at Franklin
high school, Portland, was elected
president of the association.
The dances were given fur the
benefit ot the Orchesus scholarship
fund. The society, which Is one
of a number of similar groups in
other universities, sends each year
one Oregon student to the Unver-
sity of Wisconsin for a summer of
study In Interpretative dancing.
Last year the scholarship was won
by Neva Service of Baker. Or.
DARING
ST DELICIOUSLY
HUMOROUS!
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS
NAME NEW OFFICERS
At a banquet held Saturday
night tha conference ot student
volunteers, who met on me Wil
lamette c uncus last week-end
elected the following officers tor
the coming year:
President. Eva Manus of Lin
leld: vice-president, Harvey Shipii
of Eugene Bible university: corro
ponding secretary, Bernice cote:
if Linfield: secretary-treasurer,
Gilbert Wreu of Willamette; edt
lor of the Oicgon Volunteer, Rus-
:el Hendricks ot the University of
Oregon: member at large, Percy
"Jell ot the Oregon Agricultural
college.
Over 100 people attended me
banquet, which was held at the
Giay Belle.
PIERCE SIGNS
TOBACCO TAX
LEGISLATION
(Continued from Page One)
Providing for protection of bear
in Crater Lake park.
8. B. 15$, Miller Disposing ot
property and records ot bureau oi
mines and geology.
8. B. 1(6, Clackamas delegation
Increasing certain salaries in
Clackamas county.
S. B. 203, Yamhill delegation
(by request) Creating sanitary
water areas.
S. B. 206, Eddy For the pay
mcnt ot a rcwr.rd of $1000 to cap
tors ot Dr. II. M. Brumfleld.
S. B. 243, Senator Upton an
Representative Burdlck Increas
ing salaries of Klamath county of
f'.lals.
S. B. 225, Upton (by request)
Relating to registered assistant
pharmacists.
S. B. 237, Miller Creating mlu
mg and geological survey.
H. B. 22, Joint committee on
roads and highways Relating to
limiting weight ot motor trucks
and their loans.
H. B. 420, assessment and taxa
tion committee, (substitute for H,
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
B. ill) To remit penally and In.
terest on certain taxes.
H. B. 393. Coffey Governing
securities and bonds to bs deposit
ed by foreign and alien insursnce
corporations.
H. B. 123, Graham Exempting
operators ot vehicles used (or re
pair of public highways from ob
tal-lng permits to operate vehicles
ot excess weight.
H. B. 469. Joint ways and mean
committee Appropriating money
lor the executive, stats snd treas
ury depart jents and claims of
state printing board.
H. B. 515, Joint ways and mean
committee Mplntenancs ot state
fire marshal s department.
H. B. 447, Kirkwood and Wood
ward Creating department of
Americanization.
II. B. 440. assessment and taxa
tion committee Providing for
collection ot unpaid portions of
1923 income tax.
H. B. 303, Shelton Relating to
practice ot dentistry.
H. B. 424. (substitute for H. B
154) Relating to registration of
professional engineers.
II. B. 238, game committee-
Relating to protection of game
birds.
H. B. 405 Relating to fish
code.
)l, B. 405. Pelrce Fishing col
li. B. 367, Hamilton Provides:
for establishment of federations,
?o-opejattve societies, etc.
H. B. 383, Lonerean Pertain
ing to definition of "motor bus."
H. R. 451, roads and highwa'fl
Typewriters
ALL MAKES
$5 Down
IS Monthly
C Bf. Lockwooi
147 N. Com. Ct
hone set
Last Times Tonight
Harold Bell Wright's
"The Re-Creation
of Brian-Kent"
Coming Friday,
"So Big"
ivminiiuee Relating tc opcruti-j.
ot motor vetitclea and Mcycles.
rl B. 264, Bhrock HeguUtDg
use of spotlights and headlights on
notor vehicles.
H. B. 15S. food and dairy prod
'lets commutes To prohibit bag
ging ot milch cows.
S. B. 178, Dennis DefinluK
term "public utilities."
8 B. 231. Bsnks Delating to
foreclosure of liens by blacksmi'.ha
and machinists.
Hjertaas-Preston
School of the
Dance Art
McCornick Hall
Classes held on Friday
1:00 to 7:30 p. m. .
Saturday 8 a. m. 2 p. m.
Call 686
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Materials -
Wrencheg
Our complete line Includes
wrenches for every job on a
motor car. Wo carry euch well
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Spencer, Diamond, Stillson and
Wakefield at prices ranging
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Wheel Pullers 65c to 1 1.35
Punches 20c to 80c
Screwdrivers 10c to 95o
Pliers 20c to $1.45
Socket Bets 85c to $8.50
and every tool neceesary for
a well-equipped tool box.
GASKET CEMENT
I-ox. bottle 20c
i-oz. bottle 35c
1-pt can 70C
SHEET CORK
10c to 95c. according to thick
ness and size.
SPRING-EZ
S-os. can 30c
H-pL can ..60c
1-pt can ., $1.00
Combination Special
This Special
Consists of
1 small all-wool sponce. 1
fine chamois size about
16x26 Inches, 6-yard roll of
cheesecloth, 1-pt. can of
Non-Olio Auto Polish.
Take advantage of this
special group price In
clean-up materials. For
this week CO A 4
only $.41
Valve Grinders
Tha "Little Sloui" Vilrt
Qrlndar automatically advance,
th. vulvs periodically on Its
Htt. Our prlc. 13.20
"FAVORITE" VALVE
GRINDERS
tor Fords 12.15
VALVE LIFTER8
' 40c to 0 Each
VALVE COMPOUNDS
ralMtarn," per box 2Ro
"Clover,' t-oc. can ,30c
"Volcano," 4-os. can 2o
BEARING SCRAPERS, 25c UP
SOLDERING IRONS
20c to 35c
WIRE AND BAR 80LDER
rOc to 96c, according; to weight.
LOW TORCHES
Pint all. IS 75
Quart sis. to AO
SAND PAPER
I sheets for
10-sheet package
....So
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Salem
H. B. 514, ways and means com
mittee Authorising tha superin
tendent of banks to collect fees.
H. B. 120, North Pertaining
to ex-service men's bonus act.
H. B. 462, roads ahd highways
eommlttea (substitute for 8. I!.
WHEN r
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"THE FAMILY
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vouf car reaavr
Can You Depend
on Your Brakes?
11CTCI UUI 11
Brake Lining
Brakes are one of the moat Im
portant thinfja about the car
MN EVER BURN"
Is made of extra long fibre
asbestos and Interwoven with
buse ot toufrh copper wire
specially proofed against heat,
friction, oil and grease. Priced
trora 25c to 76c per foot, accord
ing to size.
I FORD TRANSMISSION SET
l pieces not Interwoven with
'wire.
Complete with rivets $1.35
60LID RIVETS
Are copper in packages
In various lengths and thick
nesses per package 50c.
SPLIT RIVETS
Per box of 100 20o to 25c
BRAKE WAFERS
Per box 50c
t
Fan Belts and
Radiator Hose
The "Cord" fan belt, are end
less made of several plies of
strong fabric, ecicntiflcatly
treated 25o to $1.90, according
to make of rnr.
OTHER FAN BELTS
25c, 30o, 35o and !,-. each.
FAN PULLLY8
With flanged e'lfres that pre
vent belt, ellrplng, each . . . ,76o
RADIATOR HOSE
Of the very highest quality, 25c
to B5o por foot, according to
BELT FA6TENER8, 1te each
Hose clamps
7o to 10o, according to size.
-ftf copper, asbestos filled, ac
curately made 30c to $1-00
according to car and model.
Gaskets
Afore Than 100 Stores All Over the
Store, Court and High Streets
PAGE THREE
12 and 131 Pertaining to li
cense tax being paid secretary .it
state.
H. B. Ill, Kilham Relating to
budget commission.
8. B. SI. roads and hghway com
mittee Relating to road taxes.
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Clean-up Materials
CHAMOIS
Size about 16x26 Inches . .95o
Size about 20x32 Inches ,.$160
SPONGES
Small velvet 35o
Ijarge velvet 6&o
Kxtra quality small wool . .90c
Large wool $1.25
CHEESE CLOTH
fi-yd. roll 25c
-lREEMAN8w DUST CLOTH
Specially prepared It absorbs
the Oust and dirt comos In
metal container. Price 75c
"Shino Mitten Dusters
55c Each
Wool Dusters. 86c to $2.25
Nonolio Auto Polish
It cleans, waxes and polishes,
leaving a hard, dry luster that
will not attract dust.
1-plnt can 86c
1 -quart can $1.10
"Simonix" snd Cleaner
One of the best known polishes
on the market. Per can. . . 56c
Golden Star Auto Polish
Half-pint can 45e
Pint can 55c
Quart can $1.00
Shint-Brits Body Polish
Pint can 65c
Quart can $1.10
Every motorist should have
this "cloun-up" Kit nanny.
Use It freely and you will
take greater pride In your
car.
This Week Only
Spoke Brushes
The smokes of wood or wire
who Is prove to be one of the
most Inaccessible parts of the
car to wash. The construction
of this brush permits easy ac
cess In cleaning these parts.
Fibre brlmie brush 660
Genuine hair bristle brush.. 86c
"Western" Top Dressing
Will restore cracked surface
and water-proof the top. 1-pt.
can for Pnntesote tops, 06c
l-qt. can. $1.16. 1-nt. can khaki
for sports tops, $130.
"Ltath-r-nu"
For leather or Imitation leather
upholfttery. H pts. and qta,
55c, 5c and $1.00.
teat Cushion Dressing
H-plnt can 40c
1-pint can , 65c
Varnish. Paints and Enamels
We carry a complete line of the
very best quality In a large as
sortment of shades and colors.
The prices are unusually low.
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Open Until
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Saturday
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