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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
MoW U AY, APRIL 20, 1925.
PUBLIC TO PASS
ON SENATE RULES
"Poson, Mam., April 20 Vice
President Churle U. Pa we, ad-
dresainfr the Boston chamber of
commerce at luncheon Saturday at
tacked senate iirocedure which he
assailed in his mauKural address
and Intimated that he would "so
about the country before he got
through his four years in office,"
to protect a gain tit "senate rule."
The vico-presldcnt called fur an
expression of opinion from thwie
present as to the ehanffiuff of the
aevk-'.e rules and all the luncheon
grMr stood up, including; United
Suit Viator William M. Butler
vrTio vu present. Mr. Dawes was
given a hearty chwr as the crowd
stood in answer to his Invltv.ion.
After the dmonotntfon that
followed, Mr. Dnwea aalri:
I knew Sen n tor Butler would
stand up. Senator Gillott would
ttand up also If he were here, for
he told me sj.m
At the conclusion of his remarks
the vice-president turned to Sena
tor William M. Butler end nld:
"I want to hear from Senator
Sutler on this mattr."
Senator Butler quickly arose and
responded: "I believe in the re
form of the senate rules. Without
detracting an lota from what the
vice -president has done In bring
ing this matter before the public
X want to say that last December
when I went down the senate my
experience with the senate rules
and doctrine of seniority taught me
that It made no difference what a
man was, what his achievement
were, or whence ho came, he had
to take the last seat and the last
position on the lowest commutes.
"1 believe In reform. I believe in
change and I believe In improve
ment, and I propose to dovote my
timo in the senate to the accom
plishment of these ends."
"The Sleeper of
the Moonlit
Ranges"
Is Alaska to become, like India
In Kncilflh literature, the "outly
Jng province" which Inspires a
large part of America's fiction ?
During recent years there has been
an increasing number of storlw?,
short and long, about Alaaka and
the lives of the' whites, the natives
and the ever-growing number of
half-breeds. Now Kdlson Mar
shall, the young Oregonlan who
has scored continuous literary suc
cess for ten years, has come out
with a one-hundred-per-cent-allve
novel showing Alaaka In a new
and ruddy 11 slit.
"The Sleeper of the Moonlit
Range" Is the sort of book that
those who love swift adventure
a-nd Intricate plot moat enjoy. It
is a tale of two men and a girt,
with a background of frozen
"Hopelfm Lund." And Edition
Marshall weavt-s his plot with a
magic of poetic expression that
lifts It above the common place.
Breed Uort by whites dcspined
aa a half-caste, by natives hated as
a superior atends out aa a char
acter whom fiction lovers will not
noon forget lie Is a dreamer and
deeply unhnppy. But when he
aves the life, and then becomea
"DIAMOND DYE" IT
A BEAUTIFUL COLOR j
Perfect borne
dye'ng and titli
ng ia guaran
. with lii
nd Vea, Ju
dip In cold water
to tint soft, dell-
-ate shade, or
boil to dye r
rmn nt c !
( r s. Each 1-
-.. . iir con
Ins irections
so simple any
woman can dye or tint lingerie,
silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, u. ess
es, c- us, sto ' 'ng. at., ers, di p
eriea, coverings, hangings, every
thing new.
Buy 'Diamond yes" no other
kind and tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to
color la wool or atlk. or whether
It s linen, cotton, or mixed good.
Adv.
Insure Your Trip
with a
FISK
Have Hughe do your
Vulcanizing
Salem
Vulcanizing
Works
the govde tC radiant Grata Crawell
coma U Alaska with bar bath rot a
ed, Paul Field maater, on mys
terioua quest, Bert la raised to
heroic heights.
Meanwhile, Into the soot of Paul
Field master creep the chill blasts
and the growing tendency to crawl
Into a mud rut with a slothful
companion and forgot it all. Not
so, however, with the always
plucky and delightful Grace. Nor
has It ever been so with the out-
rest wilderness man who loads
them. And Grace appeals to Bert to
save her lover.
Tli ere follows the strangest sort
of race the race of two powerful
men, neither able to sea the other.
for a lifelong reward which one i
seeking; to steal. And there's a
word -picture of the eruption of
At, I'avlof that makes the reader
feel that he has been there himself
.tod shivered In the colJ of the
trackless snowdrifts white trem
bling In fear of the slowly descend
ing lava-stream from above.
In these and other episodes of
"A Sleeper of the Moonlit
Itanitcs" Edison Marshall has prov
ed him slf a master of thrillr
NEW BOOKS AT THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY
How,. E. W.. The storr of
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great adventure: a history from
tbe discovery to the present time.
Alexander Black, "Stacey":
Zane Grey, ''Desert Cold," and
"The Desert of Wheat": A. S. M.
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For the Children
Adams, Ka'barine, Tbe silver
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tbe pioneers; Paine, R. D., 8ons
of Ell: Poeock, Doris, The secret
of Hallowdene Farm; Schults. J.
W Plumed snake medicine; Silv
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Stevenson, R. L., Treasure Island;
Fall, Delos, Bcience for beginners;
Van Busklrk & Smith, The science
of everyday life; Galge, Grace,
Recitations old and new for boys
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W. T. Hornaday, "Tales from
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WOODBURN GOLF CLUB
SELECTS DIRECTORS
Wood burn. Or., April 2A.-Tbe
raembera ot tha Woodburv Coif
club have elected Eagena Court
ney, Iyman Shore?, John Hunt,
Harold Austin. Blaine McCord, F.
X, Beck and C. J. Espr, dlraetora.
Charter memberehio will be closed
May 1 and membership fee will
advance i plus the war tax, soak
ing a total of $27.50. Mr. Espy at
tbe Bank of Wood burn or U H.
Shore at tbe postoffice will re
ceive names of those interested In
membership.
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be examined by vieitora to Rome,
thanks to tbe opening to the pub
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Petriano.
Callouses
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Special Notice
, There is only one
Capital Junk and
Bargain House
in Salem and we are not connected in
any way with any other business
house using the word capital in their
firm name. We buy and sell every
thing except used coffins.
See Us for Bargains
Capital Junk and
Bargain House
H. Steinbock, Prop.
215 Center Street-Salem. Phone 398
There's Father coming
Wrigey's I
w- i - ar irt it " &
Wrlgleyi gives the penny a bigger
Value In delightful, long-lasting ftM
beneficial refreshment.
Coming home on the train or In the
car - It's so cool and sweet after
smoking. And then when you get home
how eager the little folks are for their
WVigley's I Bow good it is for them!
"after eVery meal
Special offer for this week only!
To introduce the
1925 Hoosier Highboy
Given-this
fine set of china
I P' ji
Pay only $1 down
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This one-week offer, introducing the new
1925 Hoosier Highboy, brings you at no
extra cost the beautiful set of china and tha
sets of glassware and cutlery shown here.
You pay only one dollar down, the rest in
easy weekly installments.
If you ever expect to own a Hoosier, now U
the time to get it while this remarkable
offer is on. You must hurry. We have only
a limited number of cabinets for this special
occasion. When this allotment gives out the
offer ends. Come In today make sure of
getting yours!
We have, also, a limited number of other
Ilooeier Cabinet on which the same liberal
offer applies as long as they last.
You will be delighted with the charming decoration and
Colonial pattern of this high-grade, semi-porcelain
dinner set You must see the set to really appreciate it
It is attractive enough to grace any table a set you
will be proud to own. If you buy your Hoosier this
week you get it without any added charge.
AND THESE, TOO
si
Dexter Domestic Science Set
You get with your Hoosier,
also, this genuine Dexter Do
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a carving set of knife and
fork, two specially designed
spatulas, a variety of knives
ten pieces in alL
Crystal Glassware Set
This glassware set includes
seven spice jars, five contain
ers for dry staples, one small
er jar for tea or cocoa and an
open salt dish. Each piece is
designed to keep ingredients
in perfect condition.
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474 Ferry. Phont 364