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PAGE FOUR THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1925 CapitalJiJournal Bal.m, Oregon An Independent Newspaper Published Every Afternoon Except Sunday at lag B. Commercial Street. Telephone 81; News 81 GEORGE PUTNAM, Editor and Publisher Entered as second aloes malt matter at Salem, Oregon The Husband Tameri By Violet Dare SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier 10 centfl a week. 45 nt n mnnfr. G n VAnr- In nr1vnnrA By mail, in Marlon and Polk countlea, one month 60 cents, 8 months $1.25, 6 months J2.2G, 1 year 94.00. Elaowhore 60 cents a monin, to a year in advance. FULL LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE The Associated Press la exclusive. v nntltlof tn tho t,aa fn nihiinB. Hon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise oredlted In una amo iocai news puDiisned herein. "Without or with offense to friends or foes I sketch your world exactly as it goes." byron. State Medicos The Oregon State Medical association at its annual meet ing just closed at Hertford did three noteworthy things. It promised the elimination of colds in Oregon in the next few years; it protested the construction of a skyline boulevard along the summit of the Cascades as a menace to health through contamination of water supply; and it fittingly recognized the ability and service of a distinguished Salem physician by elevating Dr. W. B. Morse to the highest honor in the profession, by electing him its president. The elimination of colds is a consumation devoutly to be wished, constituting, as it does, most of the ill-health of the community. Serious maladies are vigorously combatted and kept under control, but epidemics of cold run unchecked, altho the results are often serious. The construction of highways through the water sheds and forest reserves brings a roving population of campers, hunters and fishers that spells contamination for snrint? and stream alike, means greater destruction by fire and insures a vandalism that mars national beauty. The worst possible thing that could have happened for the city of Portland was the construction of the Mt. Hood loop, which insures the eventual pollution of Bull Run water. While a prophet may not be without honor, save in his own country, the same cannot be said of a doctor least of all of the new president of the state medical society, who is even better appreciated in his home city than by the pro fession in the state at large. While the association might have gone farther, it could not possibly have chosen better. Senate Delay Thomas W. Shellon, chairman of the American Bar Association committee on reformation of court proceedure to simplify, expedite and reduce the expense of courts and speed-up justice, declares that the judiciary committee of the United States senate, under leadership of Senator Walsh, of Montana has suppressed the proceedural bill pending before congress for years and despite all efforts, is able to keep it pigeon-holed. At the bar association's meeting at Detroit yesterday, Mr. Shelton said: " The law forbids the president to hold a bill but ton days, yet a senate committee can bold one -forever. It has suppressed the pro cedural bill 12 years. A .vo-thirds vote will overthrow a presidential veto, but no power on earth except a rlnhtoou public indignation can overeonio a SPim'le commit too hid belli ud the power of senatorial courtesy. The crying need of simplifying court procedure is nn illuminating example. In Bpito or the president's recommendation end the BKrecmcnt In writing o( 82 senators and more than 80 per cent of tho house to volo Tor the bill, n bare majority of the senate Judiciary committee refused to allow o vole. Abuses of power, such as this, cry aloud for reform. If Vice-President Dawes would confine his efforts at senate reformation to make impossible such paralysis of legislation, instead of his revolutionary proposals to make the senate a second house of representatives, which never was contem plated by framers of the constitution, success would crown his efforts. The senate is and should be, a deliberative body and it is well enough to have unlimited debate. It should not, how ever, be in the power of any committee to pigeonhole legis lation for a dozen years. FOOD FOR SCANDAL Meekly Patricia followed tha porter who was carrying her smart looking little overnight bag to Hewltt'a compartment. It seem ed useless to try to have one's own way If that way did not agree with his! "It's oaey to see why you're a captain of finance," she told him, as he said good-night to her at the door. "You can mako anything happen. But I'm truly grateful to you tor turning your compartment over to me; you're more than kind I nate to minK or you in tnat up per berth, though." I'll bo all right," he assured her. "Now, have you everything you want? And do you mind my leav Ing those two bags of mine in here? I'll need just the small one. Oli, leave them, of course," she exclaimed. Yet tiiey gave her a queer feel ing of uneasiness as the door clos ed behind him. What would An drew think If he knew that ehe was preparing to go to sleep in tills compartment with another man's luggnge all about her? Oh, well, Andy had been ready to bump hi forehead In the dust In front of Hewitt no doubt he'd be glad that ho was having this opportunity of furthering the acquaintance! She breakfasted with Hewitt the next morning, conscious that a man and woman further down the din ing car were much interested In that fact. They looked nt her and then at his back, talked busily to gether and then looked again. "Why should those people take so much Interest In us?" she asked Hewitt lazily. "They can hardly oat for talking us over." Ho glanced back at them, look ed again, and then spoke to them. "They'ro people I know slightly at home," he told her, "Probably tney're wondering who you are." "And wondering where Mrs. He witt Is," she added. "Doesn't she always travel with you? You might explain to them that she re mained in New York, as you'ro going to be away from there only few days." He Joined In Iter laughter, "I might explain a lot of things to them," he commented. "I barely know them have met them a few times at the country club where Ii play golf yet no doubt- they feel that they're entitled to know all about my affairs." As the others left the diner the man paused and spoke to Hewitt, and returned the greeting abruptly that, after a moment's awkward hesitation, the man went on. Hewitt had slipped easily into the aloof manner of the big man greeting an inferior lit amused Pa trlcia. He had seen It at other time; obviously, Gregory Hewitt did not undervalue his own impor tnnce. Recalling their talk on the waterfront in Now York, and the hour earlier that same morning when he had donned an apron and made hash in her kitchen, she won dered what his world would have thought of those two glimpses of him. When they reached Chicago he reluctantly bade her farewell. I'm rushing to an appoint ment," he told her. "And after tiiat to another one; otherwise I'd take you to your destination." "Oh, my sister or her husband wilt meet me," she assured htm. Ho hadn't even asked If she'd like to have him escorting her around townl And ahe had not told him Just where ahe was to stay; truth to tell, ahe had forgotten near which of the country clubs her sister's summer home was. "X hope you'll be coming back to New York before I leave for the west," he exclaimed, taking her hand. "Don t you suppose you will? I'll tee back there In a week or so now, to stay two or three months, probably. And we've had such good visit together we're reajy ii lenua nuw, nreii i we, raincia r "Yes, I think we are." She won dered Just why her listening to one long story of hlB life after another should make them good friends. Well, they could be friends, after she'd heard the whole story of his life and they had an opportunity to talk of other things. And how long do we have to, be friends before I can call you Pat?" he wanted to know. "It's one of my favorite names Pat. It should have been mine. May I call you Pat the next time I see you, Pa tricia?" "If the occasion warrants It," she replied, laughing. "I'll see that It does." How Im pulsive he was, and how careless of other people, she thought, glanc lng over her shoulder at the other passengers. "Won't you let me hear from you soon ?" ho urged. "You're to bo near Chicago, and I'll be here for two or three days; drop me a line at the University Club, please, and toil me whether you can lunch with me day aftor tomorrow. Oh, Pat Patricia, that Is it lease do!" She was embarrassed by his im petuous manner. The man who had spoken to him in the dining car that morning was standing at the end of tho car, while the porter leliled his whlskbroom over should ers and sleeves. What would that man think? And the woman with the baby was smiling. "Oh, yes yes surely " Pa tricia murmured, hardly realizing what she was saying thinking only of getting rid of Hewitt. She was glad to leave the car a moment lat er and be free of him. Monday An Unpleasant Trans formation. DIRECTOIlf AUCTlONIilCU F. N. WOODRT. expert livestock, furniture, real estate auctioneer. Res. 1610 N. Summer. Tel. o tor salo dales. WOODRY & WOODRY, expert livestock, furniture, merchan dlse and real estate auctioneers, 18 years experience, satisfaction guaranteed. Kes. Villi soutn uom merclal. phone 75 for sale dates. AUTO TOPS QUALITY SERVICE Auto Tops and Painting. Auto glass and general trimmings. Wood's Auto Top Co. It.Vni'HY til'I'l'MES I'REST-O-LITE BATTERY SER VICE. Expert auto electricians. Phono 1S03. 418 court St. R. D. BARTON. Ex:de batteries. starter and generator work. 11 S. Commercial. W1LLAKD Service Station. Joe Williams. 631 Court Street. Phone 108. "Automotive electric- Inns." HICYCLKS LLOYD E. RAMSDEN, bike acces sories and Dayton bicycles. 387 Court St. CHIROPRACTOR Dll. O. L. SCOTT, chiropractor. 256 N. High, phones 87. a 2 s it, MASSAGE, Hydrotherapy and Electricity are somo of the agents used in the Health In stitute at 353 S. Cottage St. Phono 2214. S. H . Logan. 201) SWEDISH Massage, Hydrothera py and Electricity, your physi cian will recommend these treatments, so will you after trying them. 249-253 S. Cottage St. phone 2214, S. H. Logan. C M Journal Want Ads I'ay DIRECTORY CONTRACTORS CONTRACTOR and builder. A. J. Anderson, 444 water, phone 65T mornings and evenings. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL Fixture & Supply Co., ill N. Liberty, phone 134 House wiring and fixtures. BROWNELL ELECTRIC, Succes aors to vveicn nnecmo. contract' lng and supplies. I7 Stat. St Phone 953. ' ARCHIE FLEENER, electrician, house wiring by hour or con trast. Estimates furnished. Phone 9S0. 471 Court St. HALHC it EOFF electrio shop 337 Court. We do house wiring and carry a complete stock of fix, -turea. Instrument repairing, eX' perlmcntal work. Electric appl! ances repaired. Phone 4SS. ' FLORIST CUT f lowers and "floral pieces. De livery, c. F. Brelthaupt. llorlst. 123 N. Liberty. phone 380- J HEMSTITCHING MRS. C E. MILLER, hemstitching stamping, buttons. Room 10. over Miller's store, phone 117. SALEM ELITE, hemstitching. pleating, buttons, stamping and needlework Phone 379. 329 Ore gon bldg. - M.VITR ESSEN MATTRESSES renovated. W ren ovate all kinds of mattresses. Called for and delivered. Best of work, guaranteed. Capital City Bedding Co.. 1190 North Capltoi Phono 19. M EATS EAT U. S. government inspected meals, Steusloff -Bros, market, phone 1528 corner Court and Liberty streels. MERCHANT TAILOR M. A. ESTES. fine tailoring. 3S4 State. D. II. MOSHER Tailor for men and women. 474 court St. OKHCON HUMANE SOCUiTY REPORT cases of cruelty to chil dren or animals In central Wll lamctto valley district to Dr. W G. Morehouse, humane officer. Salm. Ore., tel. 1510. . DIRECTORY PH1MB1NQ PLUMBING and general repair work pnone oou, uruuw 141 South Liberty. THEO. M. BARR Plumbing, heat ing, snoot meiai wum Commercial. PIANOS OEO. C. WILL, pianos, phono graphs, sewing machines, sheet music and piano studies. Re pairing phonographs nnd sew ing machines, 4.12 State. Salem A SATISFIED customer returns to the Rowland Printing company, phone 1512. Masonic Templo. RI'PAIHING STOVES robullt and repaired, 60 years experience. Depot. Na tional and Ellwood fences, sizes 2U to 58 Inches high. Paints, oil nnd varnishes, etc, logan berry and hop hooks. Salem Fence and S'ove Works. 250 Court St.. phone 124. STORAGE HOUSEIIULD goods or unylhmg you have, by the week, month or year. P. A. Eiker. 197 south Liberty, phone 121. TRANSFER AND STORAGE TRANSFER and storage. Wo have padded vans and do long and short distance; hnuling. Larmer Transfer, phono 930. WATER COM PAN Y SALEM WATER COMPANY Of fices, corner Commercial ana Trade Sta. Bills payablo monlh ly In advance Phono 67. WOOD WORKING JjAOOB WEIHliL Cabinet Works, upholstering and rollnlsiunG. Phono 1591. 239 Court St. DUMB DORA H. F. WVVDHX fc SUJM Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers, pay cash for Used Furniture. Store 271 North Commercial. Office Phone 75 or Tlesirloiioe Phone 1843-W By Chick Young j r r i H "Ji ''rtmwf Sy-ntlitjilo. Inc. Ct Dm1 rtfSti nr4 f1 Vf S DOVW&GWr SBLFISUMESS I r-iK( PAV7.T APTEra.AU-uHO viwasl Tvttiv uovjs. hacvx cyrUEirc. so? Utys. U?A&T , ' rill W?5TNi TvllKAVClKlCa IT QVIE.Q.- X'Nt X AXCO t-VKE. I D1 , BUT uoJJ t-VE. CAA-4GE-t (OO WAVE fM COtAStMT TO M&BKV v 1 L BUD .1 j, I . y L ' . f VUA-V.DAD, (n 1 OOM'TBE V,10 C, SllL-Vr- - -l. SAve. takA n Lev sap TUe - Aira -J is 1.1 j i i vn i CVUC VOUMGl BRINGING UP FATHER By George MrMitnus STATE OF OREGON DEPARTMENT OF STATIC MALKM N.ITIC'I IS HF.REnY GIVEN that purnuant to the provision of Portions 2726-2729. On'gon Ijiwh, the following slate wnmmtji lnsued fur a pei lod of more than seven years prior to July 1. 1925, will be declared void nnd payment thereon relaxed by the Sialo Troasurer of Oregon, unh-HS presented lor payment nt the olrire or the Slate 1 reaw urer. Salem, Oregon, within sixty days from tho 6tll day of Srptemher, 1925, the date of the firm piilillrntlon of this notice: GENERAL FUND Van-ant Ditto is'unihor Issued In Whoae Favor Amount 615 Nov. 6. 1917 Bennett, K. 11 $ 30 7104 Feb. II, 1918 Archives of Pnychology ' 6 00 9215 Mar. 5, 191S Conlev. W. J 26 26 INIIIMTHIA 1. ACCIDENT FUND 41764 Julv 17. 1917 Rose. Eilivnr.l G 9 04 42453 July 26. 1917 Hilt Lakes Box Co . 2 111 4S759 Sept. 11. 11117 llolmnn, llarrv 1 7.1 47253 Oct. 3, 1917 Dixon. Dr. O. C 3 no 4S905 Oil. 19, 1917 Low, Dr. G. E . 75 49115 Oct. 22. 1917 Becker, Dr. W. II 100 62S77 Nov. 21, 1917 Stack. Walter it.tl 64832 lice. 13, 1917 Noimura, T sfi 65250 Dec. 15, 1917 Shcrillt. Leslie XI, 611350 Dec. 21, 1917 Fr.l nrlwo. llllo 6 92 611564 Dee. 28. 1917 Handy Lumber Co S 99 69232 J.'in. 24. l!tS Kiwata. It. . 1170 69292 J:in. 21. 1 91 s S;indv 1. umber Co 7 Its S9S2S Jan. 29, 1918 1 Irmlcr.son. James 6 1 ! I 2 Fe ll. 13, 1911 llltsb.m.l. (1. P f.070 Feb. 20. 1918 Hum, John I ll 62143 I'cli. 1918. Knl ivaina. V .190 62562 Feb. 25, 9S, Jones. Frank 17 12 62113 Feb. 20, 1911. Peltiucll, llcurcc 73 91 63053 Fell. 21. 1911. Snn.ly Lumber Co 0.d 631 22 Feb. 21. 1911. Hint A Son. Simon " V' 63147 Feb. 21, 1911. nllu Snanh-ick 1 " "9 ' WH-f THE JOULITV- 8 1 JUbT tbV THE 1 FUNNIEST I CM-ltcirJ- J DKMC Iti THE FUNHlTCbT BATHING r 5UIT THWT WOOUO , WOO A CLOC IT'b feC?E.M BO - iT'ts w -) "bCREAM K'l .-JS' .ti 0929 ev Int-l FcArunt Scrvick. Ins-) C.rMI Brtriin rifrili rtr-retf ' O f f THECie "WOT. A. CI W OOt)T HE.tte. Teui-IM Mil HE 00 f" I OON'T KNOK Hlf-lt-4 FACT Ha OOE.-bts'T KNOW ETHEI-l or Ub' 11 ) . cS-. A I wr-iw run vim i I I 1 I KNOW HE VVAA FROM t" . , V SSA,eolJT 7J J V MLJSSI-lf-jJ WS BARNEY GOOGLE Barney Gels SSome Inside Information By Billy de Beck 1 3 NOBOOV KMOUll! who wouXcnmy uuvretir, 1 Tms Iiiopui Toe turty i SPARK Plt'4 ) MUMBS Our RftTFLE OC Tks, 0ADREL V SUIAUEREO "'tiA-A 1 -A NtV IV. V X I COM6 OfJ. 0ROU1) Y j eve I you ms Go"" V MCUJ PAPA ANO F I TM GONMA F'Ml) H )T IUHO US. IS - mmm-mmm. . i- V"-sT J ' i .- .-:t i. rri vv TMAfS r" titi St-i- r. -v- n y. J L1S 6 3511 Mar. MHO Mar. 4. 1911. M. clellan. Roderick . 6, I!' II, Marie, Oswald 65011 M..r. 11. 1911. Nl. llvlM.O. .lame 65492 Mar 6592 1 Mar. 6tt2i;7 Mar. 6i :n;.-i Mar. 6i'.3i'.1 Mar. 27. 1911 tli.iiillt .Mar. 4.01 3 r..i 51.20 It'll. I ; i i."s ,i,.h lull. Phillips, is. i; I 911. Sandy Lumber Co CMS, Ibilils A IMII.v Rinitiy K- AiipUcanh 30. 1911. Kalm. l'i.,s,. 6li976 Apr. .3. 1911. Xevsw. Kil 67116 Apr. 3. 19H. ak. Kail .' 67561 Apr. 8, 1918. Culverlson. .1 C 677S1 Apr. 9. 1911. Denlalo, Frank 61IW7 Apr. 16. 1911. Geo. Arthur mil(l Apr. 20, 1911. Pnppnu. Ivirr 9237 Apr. 21, 1911. Flow, Edward 69K0.1 Apr. 26, 10IS, clirlstensen LokkIih- C.i C m' 9SH Apr. 20, 1919, Itlmliv ft Fpiiloganh 69121 Apr. 26. 1911. ('ran. I, II. 1 1. 11 9S24 Apr. !. 1911. Hnuchlallng Longing Co 71S10 May 20. 191S, Hi vi e. Kenni lh ,71 .197 May 20. 191.1. Garvin. Ch.as 71979 May 20, 1911, Johnson, s.im 72421 Mnv 23, 19IK. llrunelll, R 72fl.1l May 27, 1911, crnmliill. ll II 73076 May 29, 1916. Grnnalske. II K 73394 June 3, It I ft, Skene, Hr. w. II. 73543 June S. 1 9 1 K. Dablnlrnm. John 7376R June 6, lftM. Mnhommeil. shera - 74122 June 12, 191 ft, Torlano, (1 t4U June 12. 191ft. Sanrlnen. Frank t42l Jim 1 3,1 9 1 It. HmMh, John 76229 June il, 191S, Holier, Curl 75379 June 26, 1(1)1, llolden. Merle IS TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have hcreiinlo sol mv hand ami eauned the Heal of ehe State of Oregon to be hereto a r fixed this ind day of September, ICS. SAM A. KOSSRR. Scrretary of Slate. 3 5 4 H. 15 -VM .31 3 16 S J 6 hi r 4.3 9 i2 3 10 4 50 0 95 .1 I 1 16 1.79 12 12 1 73 6 19 10 39 .51 173 2 O0 12 12 6 19 10 39 4 01 1.73 23 3 2 40 MUTT AND JEFF Jeff Ranks This Guy In Kid Edison's' Class TSy Bud Fisher fcOLP UJim l0Ut fiL. 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