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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1925)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1925 SEX NOT TO SAVE Fl Austin, Texua, Nov. 27. The fact that the governor of Texas & woman would uot cause the statu legislature to hesitate imncaeh niont proceedings, If evidence is sufficient, Lee Sutterwhite, sneak er of the house, said today. He was discussing the 'agitation for a finccial session of the general sombly which the governor has been requested to call and which, if she falls to issue the call, the speaker has been asked to sum won.- Mr. SaUerwhtte's reference t( Governor Miriam A. Ferguson in connection with suggestion of im peachment Ik the first lime her name has been -used by a slate of ficer. Heretofore when the pur nose of the proposed special session was mentioned as for impeachmcu any state officer holding a major oh, minor position was mentioned and no one in particular. "If the evidence is sufficient to bring impeachment, the fact that tho governor of Texas Is u woman would not cause the stute legisla ture to hesitate in p?rforming its duty," the speaker asserted. Mr. Satterwhito added that In his opinion Jamca B. Ferguson, former governor of Texas, im peached in hie second term of of fice, is In reality the governor of Texas and bellevps that what Gov ernor Miriam Ferguson does is really her -husband's fiction. All state officiate and heads of state departments and institutions are subject to impeachment in Texas under statutory provisions. VAUDEVILLE AT HBLIG SCORES PIERCE OPENS CHRISTMAS - SEAL SALE OVER STATE Portland, Or., Nov. 27. (A. P.) Governor Walter M. Pierce offi cially opened the eighteenth an nual Christmas seal sale In Orcgou Friday with a telegram of greeting and endorsement to seal sale chair man in every county in the stute. His telegram is as follows: "To all Christmas seal workers in Oregon, greetings: You are en gaged in a great enterprise for Oregons welfare. Give it your best efforts. Every Chfistmas seal sold helps to stamp out tuberculosis and increase knowledge of preven tion. Your work has. my hearties! approval." This, Sunday's bill at the Bligh theater is a novel one. It is head ed by the Cfcectte and Ryuell re vue. Seven pepole make up the company, who go through a series of dances that are well offered. Two Portland people are in the cast, Don ltamsdell, a dancer, and Mies Hazel Gray, pianist. The act is full of pep, wardrobe is classy and tho musical numbera are well arranged. A decided novelty is offered by Jack Van Camp, who brings with him a trained pig that does his sLufE in grand style. Tho animal does a litilo of everything, and he never fails to perform, as Jack is right there with the bottle. Oeet and Fagan present a com edy novelty. Miss Oest does the comedy, while her partner Is a good foil for her witity chatter. At tho close of the act. Miss Oest does a yodollng number. Frank and Grace Webb do an other comedy turn of a different style. Opening the shpw is Romeo, master of the accoiclian. He has selected some good numbers which please the audience. The difference between a swim ming girl and a bathing beauty is that one acquires a certain famil iarity with the waior. E THE. CAPITAL JOUKN, SALEM, OREGON fAGE THREE Cambridge, Mom, Nov. 28. (AP) The photographic sky pa trol maintained at the Harvard observatory has caught a ''speed ster" among comets, according to Professor Edward S. King of the observatory staff. Professor King characterized the year 1025 as a remarkable one for comets bo cause of the discovery of five new comets In addition to-half a dozen periodic ones scheduled to reap pear. "Two new comets have been discovered in the past week," said Professor King, "and one of Playing again to a house packed to the farthest corner ,of the bal cony, last night's Association "Vau deville at he Hcillg theatre won round after round of applause as act after act was presented. The versatility -that has marked each number of the. circuit since its establishment In Salem char acterized last night's entertain ment. Beginning with an act hav ing in It baffing, mysterious mag ic spiced with bursts of wit, the vaudeville went on with an act o? clever stunt violin ploying, a girl and music, singing and danc ing act, a fa ice of sidesplitting ab surdity and an exhibition of aerial Blunts. . John Geiger with hia "talking" violin proved that the word talk ing was no misnomer in the case of his violin. He oouUl make the vio lin talk back to the man in the wings in language that would hard y have been pcrmlssable actually to apeak in public. He could play his fiddle in such a way that It sounded like four of them going at onoe. "A timely Revue,' presented by three dancing gUfa and two sing ing and playing men, was popular In is character, yet different from the ordinary run of vaudevlllo ininiln'i's. Opinions always differ as to the bos: number oi, the program, but most of tho audience, would have agreed that Bill Telaak and Irene Dean, presenting "Calling," were fully as laughable as anything else on the program. He with his troua er with the enormous Oxford bags she with considerably less, carried on a dialogue, with an lntermittant burst of dancing or playing or something else requiring real tal ent, that kept the audience In an uproar. The final act, If not more diffi cult than any other series of aer ial stunts seen In Salem, was more unusual and more attractive to the -eye than moat of them. Of many things (.hero is always enough to go around, and trouble is one of them. A radio and electrical exhibition !g planned In Tokio this month. Ail sorts of up-to-date equipment for the home nro to he shown-, in cluding electric washing machines. Famous Old Recipe for Cough Syrup Easily nd cheaply tnde tt borne, but it baali them ill for quick results. Thousands of housewives have found that they can save two-thirds of the money usually spent for cough preparations, by using this well known old recipo for making cough syrup. It is simple and cheap, but it has no equal -for prompt results. It takes right hold of a cough and gives immediato relief, usually stopping an ordinary cough in 24 hours or less. Get 24 ounces of Pinex from any druggist, pour It into a pint bottle, and add plain granulated sugar syrup to make a full pint If you prefer, use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, Instead of sugar syrup. Either way, it tastes good, keeps perfectly, and lasts a family a long time It's truly astonishing how quickly It acta, penetrating through every air passage of the throat and lungs loosens and raises th phlegm, soothenand heals the membranes, and gradually but surely the annoying throat tickle and dreaded cough dis appear entirely. Nothing better for bronchitis, spasmodic croup, hoarse ness or bronchial asthma. Pinex Is a special and highly con centrated compound of genuine Nor way pine extract known the world over lor its healing effect on membranes. Avoid disappointment by asking your druggist for "2 ounces of Plnex" with full directions and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. The plnex Co Ft Wayne, Ind. 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Photographs show ed, .traces of the speeding comet where it would have been expect ed on two intermediate dates. It must be quite near to us; when the computers shall have done their work we shall know how near." Johannesburg, South Africa Llona are frightening children go ing to school in northern Transvaal Precautions have been taken. New Tork. Columbia boys are being kicked on the shins in testa of fear. A pupllometer measures the amount of dlalitlon In the eyes when students of psychology be come alarmed. TODAY I l ll SUNDAY 1 1 I l MONDAY Mcdonald EUGENE O'BRiEN Story By GEORGE BAKU McCUTCHEON V.V.V.V.'.-.'.".'.'.-.'.V.V.V.VV.V.-.VA".-AV.V.".Y Give Gifts Worth While THIS CHRISTMAS Give Furniture A Handsome C- 'si-mas Gift Spinet Desk $26.50 A very handsome gift that will be very much appreciat ed. A replica of a much higher priced desk. Solidly built and richly finished In mahogany. Ideal for library or living room. A value! 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