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FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE SEVEN 2 II FOUND MISSING I cum bill 401, Representative Herbert Cotdon'a mutual ravinga bulk bill, as tinned by the govern or Is not In the amended form that the legislature Intended tu puma. 1'ao import. nt amendments made by the senate and which were nsreed upon by a conference com nut toe of the two houses were left out of the enrolled bill, apparent ly through error of the house en rolled bills committee. The ques tion is whether, since the measure his been signed by the governor, nnyone has authcrlty to have It it-enrolled in amended form. In section 8 or the printed bill la a sentence relating to agree ments between mutual bank In corporator and the state superin tendent of banks, which In the or iginal bill read: "Such agreement or undertaking shall fix the maxi mum liability assumed thereby, which shall be a reasonable amount approved by the superintendent of banks, and the same shall be so- cured to his satisfaction, which se curity in his discretion may be by a surety bond executed by a do mestic or foreign corporation au thonzed to transact, within this state, the business of surety." Thit sentence as amended read "Such agreement or undertaking shall fix the liability of the Incor porators jointly and severally for such reasonable amount as may te approved or detarmlned by the superintendent of banks, and in addition to the uniertaking of the incorporators Jointly and several ly, tho superintendent of banks may require a surety bond execut ed by a domes ic or foreign cor poration auth irtxed to transact, within this state, the business of surety." The second sentence after the abovs was stricken out by amend ment, but in the bill as signed by the governor remains In the meas ure. It reads: "Such agreement or undertaking and such security need not be made or furnished unless the superintendent of banks shall require the same." The errors are considered par ticularly serious since the mutual banking bHl Is one of the most im porta nt acta parsed by the Icglsla ture, and by some members was considered the most Important. BIRTHPLACE MEMORIAL FOR WILSON PLANNEI Staunton,- Va., March . In! tial steps have been taken by citi zens of Staunton to organize a na tional Wood row Wilson birthplace memorial committee. President Edwin A. Alderman of the Univer sity of Virginia, a lifelong friend of the late president, has accept cd chairmanship of the committee and will direct a drive to estab lish as a nation shrine and perm naut memorial the birthplace here of the World war president. Gloria R wan son Better. Paris, March 6. Gloria Swan son, American film star, who un derwent an operation for acute peritonitis on February 18, h recovered to such an extent that she is leaving the clinic at Auteu this afternoon. INAUGURAL PHOTO TRANSMITTED BY WIRE screw mechanism U bauaed la ad- van os parallel to tha avts of the cyllttder. Tha motion of tha light relative to the cylinder Is therefore tha aama as that of a phonograph needle relative to a cylindrical record. In this way, each minute portion of the picture In turn af fects tha Intensity of tha light reaching the photoelectric cell. This variation In tho amount of light striking the sensitive surface of the cH gives rlso to a current which, through the agency of a acuum tube amplifier and modu lator, controls the current flowing through the telephone line. At the receiving end an una posed photographic film is rolat ed under a beam of light In a man oer similar to that at the trans mitting end. The two films are caused to rotate at exactly at the sending end control, by means of new device known as a light valve, the amount of light reach ing the film at the receiving end. Regarding the use of their sys tem, the officials of the American Telephone and Telegraph company nunounce that the extent to which tt Is installed on their various long distance lines will depend entirely President anil Mrs. Coolidaa with Senator Curtis lea vine the White House for tho Inaugura tion at the Capitol. CHINESE PAY CLAIMS FOR BANOIT DAMAGES Peking, China. March 6. (By Associated Press.) The American legation today was authorized by the state department to pay claims of Americans for acts of banditry committed by Chinese when the Shan ghat-Peking express train was raided by bandits on May 26, 1923, and 300 persona were taken to a temple at Fortress Paotsuku and held for ransom. The money satisfying the claims was paid recently by the Chinese government. PHOTOS SENT OVER WIRES (Continued from page one) length of the telephone Itne be tween Washington and San Fran cisco via New York m about 3600 miles, the greatest distance over which pictures have ever been transmitted electrically and the transaiimlon time was only seven minutes. This system of transmitting pic tures electrically was first public ly tested In essentially Its present form In May, 1924. The present demonstration la In anticipation of the opening of a transcontinental ptcturn transmission service short ly to be announced by the Ameri can Telephone and Telegraph com pany. Itcault of Experiments The system Is a development of the engineers of the American Telephone and Telegraph com pany and the Bell Telephone Lab oratories, incorporated. It Is the outcome of work covering several Dr. Harold M. Brown I'racttce Limited to EYE, E Alt, NOSK and THltOAT Glasses Fitted 320 U. S. flank Bluff. Salem, Oregon If SALEM FRUIT MARKET vears and pro. idea a simple, rapid and accurate picture transmitting system wnieh will operate over a telephone I'm. The apparatus rep resents the association of many recent Inventions by telephone en gineers together with standard types of telephone and telephone apparatus which have been read- apted to this now use. The simplicity of the method la such that a positive transparency film la suitable for transmission, The apparatus Is so designed as to transmit a picture five inches by seven Inches in teven minutes. The picture Is received In such form that, after photographic develop ment of the usual sort, it is prac tically un distinguish able from an ordinary photograph and Is ready for newspaper or other reproduc tion. Line drawings, handwriting, and printing can also be transmit ted. As films can be used for transmission while still wet, this ysUm eliminates the delay which would otherwise be caused by dry ing anl by making special tend ing plates. Mechanism Is Slmplo The film upon which a picture has been transferred is inserted hi the transmitter simply by rolling It up In a scylindrical form. During operation a very small and In tense beam of light shines through the film onto a photoelectric cell within. Tho film is rotated at uniform speed and by means of a Gland Patient Withstands Severe Endurance Test After suffering; from a nervous breakdown, and being- subject to dtzxy spells, a man of IS regained his health and strength through glandular treatment. As an actual test of his perfect health, this gland patient recently ran and won the one mile and three mile race In the annual field meet at one of California's state institutions. Even more remarkable than his speed was the physical condition of the athlete after breasting tho tape. He exhibited nothing of the dis tress or labored breathing of the ordinary runner. Clandogen, the new scientific gland tonic, which is prepared 1 convenient tablet form, for men and for women, provides a slmpli method of taking glandular treat ment. Accept no substitutes. In alst on genuine Glandmgea, the original gland tonic. Adv. 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FRESH FRUIT Florida Grapefruit 2 for 15c; 4 for 29c Navel Oranges, 2 dozen 35c Bananas, dozen . 25c 30c 40c Sunkist Lemons, dozen . 35c Cocoanuts, large size and full of milk, each 15c Orders of $2.00 or more delivered free. Prompt and courteous service. I,o rated in SALEM PUBLIC MARKET L. I Dick and L. M. Hum CIUNESK MEIMl-LNE CO. 420 and 42 Stale SL Has vroodcrral Chinese reme dies which ulll cure on; buiuan ailment Including -cldrortie, backache, stomach, klilncj trouble, male and female. If III consult as at once, Delay Is dnnerrnna. . Established IS years Id Ja . Oregon Phone s83 upon las aasaaaa winch arises for this in tt sanies. Am haa bea demanatratsa la previous testa, the system la also applicable to radio trsnsralsatoa of pictures when at moapherte conditions are such that steadiness it transmission and freedom from Interference caa be assured. A! STHMA No cars (or fc. Dot ulnnsii relief te oftsa brought sr WICKS V VapoRub Is Your Child Thin and Weak? 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