Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 30, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJOONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON .AGE THREE REAL GOVERNOR F Aiiston, Texas.. Nov. 30. (A. P.) The question of who le the bov ernor of Texaa and why, has been given a thorough airing in state ments cropping out in the gen eral upheaval centering about demand for the special session of the legislature. Speaker of the House Lee Sat torwhite declared yesterday to Texas newspapermen that Gover nor Myriam A. Ferguson, in her executive acts, proceeds at the behest of her husband and advis er, former Governor James E. Fergiidon. Correspondents of New Yorlc papers, however, got a closer slant on the question, after they had, they said, "traveled 2000 miles for tho interview" and then hail to wait until nearly mid-after noon for a reception at the .exec utive office. The Texas reporters were barred and told that the gov em or had nothing to say. Special dispatches to the New York Times last night said their correspondent learned that James E. Ferguson, who received them, Is the "real governor" of Texas. The dispatches say the former governor, whose administration ended In Impeachment "tactly ad mitted" that he Is the ruling power., 10 Harry Leon Wilson On Scene of New Novel Willows by the wtreani. Dip your finders In the flow. Where the shadows dream, Over On My Iluml Not the least interesting of birds ayulnst Bonneville. Upon reaching i wonder la that they survived the tho Grande Rondo valley, he and ordeal' and were able to locate and his men found that the Indians join their leader. After this, the had set fire to tho prairies, and that the whole district was a veri table fiery furnace. Pood supplies is the Jack snipe, coming out of were getting low and the year was a willow thicket suddenly, I quite waning, so Bonneville's men press- surprised a fluffy little mother ed forward through the smoke and bird and her brood. But while I Hamo to Fort Walla Walla. Here stood stock still to see what should they were again rebuffed. No food be done, she fluttered off up the supplies were to be purchased and gravel bed as thoug severely woun the Hudson's Bay would lend no ded, and she sought by every wile : encouragement tc the American to make me follow. I did not fol- invaders. low her, but from the tall and cor- Bonneville, however, was not ner of my eye observed the tiny , tho man to give up without enipclets scuttling Into the covert. 'struggle. He ordered his men for The fond mamma, all the time ' ward, thinking, that provisions -that she was seeking to hold my enough could be obtained from the attention, was issuing orders to .Indians until the Willamette val ine numble fledglings, when they ley could be reached. But now were safely hidden and all was it was found that even the natives still, mother snipe quitted the .were unfriendly. Nothing In gravely shore, and flew to a snag way of food could be bought. over me water. From una vantage point she watched composedly while I took my departure. Historic Ad ven hi res Bonneville and the Forest Fire: Probably no greater obstacle ever beset the way of western explorer Author of "Cousin Jane" In the remote mining regions of California, Harry Leon Wilson some years ago ran across a little old town which went to sleep when the gold played out In that locality decades before. This Rip Van Winkle of a place with Its vestiges of former prosperity stirred the writer's imagination. It Is the original of "Union Hill," the scene of his new novel, "Cousin Jane." My Line o' Talk Kveictt Carlo Slnnnrd Mt. Angel, Or., Nov. 30. Play grounds at the Mt. Angel Bchool will be among the finest in the county as the result of the level ing, grading and rolling which was carried on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of iast week. A number of the farmers volunteered their service and that of their heavy teams in working on the grounds. Several baseball diamonds will be erected with backstops on the boys' side of the grounds. Sinoi; the local boys won the Marion county grade school championship Inst year the fathers have bee.i taking a particular Interest. In sponsoring their boys' fondness for . baseball. Swings, bars, turning po'.ec and other gymnastic apparatus will bo placed on the girle' playgrounds. (Everett Eaiie Standard) Willows bending low, Where the waters run, - Dip their fingers In the flow. Gently, every one. There Is where the stream In a narrow place Seeks the shore where shad dream For a little space. This Is where you hear pixie, fairy, sprite. Holding converse far and near Morning, noon and night. Here the pebbly strand, By the running tide. Is a restful, happy land, Unto none denied. Lmv, bend low. iGuBigStiff Knee-Watch Your Finish Stiff, swollen. Inflamed, rheu malic joints should be treated with a remedy made for that Durnosc only. Remember tho name of this now discovery is .loint-Enso and it will take out the opony, reduce the swellinc and limber up any trou bled joint after ordinary cure-alls have miserably failed. Just rub it on COc a tube at Daniel J. Fry Drug Co. and all druggists ask for Joint-Ease. Always remember, when Joint Ease gets in joint agony gets our quick. Biggest Selling Joint Remedy in the World Pass Sought For. Captain Bonneville knew, be lieved that he knew that thero are passes through the mountains to the west of him which would lead bv an easy route into the Wlllam etto valley. He accordingly sent than tire terrific forest and grass scouts to seek for a pass that might fire which raged about the path of be UBed in the exigency. But his main Honneville when in 1XH4 men found that the fire which had ne witn a small party of men at- fl0 hotly swept over the prairies, whole party, half-famished and discouraged, hurried eastward to their 'mountain rendezvous, thus) ending Bouiiu vllle'a explorative journeys in the Oregon Country, A Mystic Council lug In a solemn convocation Are the pines met togother. Scornful of the driving winds. And tho stormful weather. Where the hills climb To the deep blue sky, And' across the upper pastures Flocks of clouds go by Today and tomorrow, Fair or bitter weather. In a mystic convocation Are the pines met together. Today and tomorrow and forever. With their solemn speech, the Above all human bickering, they whisper Each to each. tempted to descend the Columbia' river. Bonneville was a United States army officer who In 1832 1 secured a leave of absence in or-; dor to explore the great West and find some way of re-establishing American trade in the vast district which had been pioneered by John Jacob Astor's furtraders. He had suffered almost unbclleveable hard ships in making a winter trip thru the mountains to Fort Walla Wal la, arriving there in March, 1834. But the Hudson's Bay were not In the humor to lend or sell him supplies, and he returned .speed ily to his rendezvous In the moun tains, only to sally forth again In July, determined to go down the Columbia whether helped by the British concern or not. But f;ite srcmctl to conspire was not raging in the woods and deen timber. After a heroic but ru- tllo effort at finding a way, these early-day would-bo path-finders eave over the attempt, and return' ed to Bonneville's main party. The 50,000 DEATHS from Results of O C3. Colds aio dangerous. A cold is a serious germ attack, highly contagious. Don't neglect it for an hour. Nobody knows where a cold may lead. I Over 150,000 deaths yearly re-1 suit from causes due to colds.' Four things should be done for a cold and at once. Break the cold, open the bowels, check the ftver, tone the system. - Hill's does all this In 24 hours and without the ill effects of most treatments. Don't take chances with a cold. Get the genuine Hill's and start when the cold begins. All drug gists sell Hill's. Be sure it's fcfcjg. Price 30c CASCARA I QUININE CctRolBoz 0(' whhpoitntt Or. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. ;he W stitute for calomel, act eentlv on She oowels and positively do the work. reopie auuciea wun Daa oreaui uiz 5uick relief through Dr. Edwards'Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sucar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act gen dy but firmly on the bowels and liver, timulating them to natural action, :learing the blood and gently purifying Jie entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of ie bad after effects. All the benefits of nastv. sickening. jriping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets without jriping, pain or any disa.Treeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of prac tice among patients amicteawitn Dowei and liver complaint, with the attendant Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two every night for a week and note the effect. 15c and 30c. C&C Bargain Tuesday This will be a Three Day Selling Event un less advertised items are sold sooner. LOOK OVER THE VALUES THEY ARE EXTREME An itching skin is aggravated by scratching Why run the risk of infecting your skin, or at least in creasing the irrita tion by scratching when a light appli cation of Retinol Ointment wilt itop the itching. A few days' persistent treatment rarely fails to clear away the inflammation and soreness anil finally restore the skin to its natural healthy conditon. Rrcinnl Shaving Stick contains the same soothing properties and is used by discriminating men who like its free ng lather ana retrcsning ; skin. All druggists sell 1 1 i a 1 1 1 1BI 1 1 1 W l J IS G TVTMIT TNw VV I In gorgeous -a.'vv gowns gloriusro-, B ffla -5a heart mclt g grfri X Ins drama! Another "Tolerable David" Picture Only Bigger and Belter Featuring PAULINE STARKE and CONRAD NAGEL non-aryi upon th Resinol Diseases Acute and chronio treated by the latest electrical therapy and osteopathy. Consultation free. Dr. B. H. White Physician and Surgeon 500 U. S. Bank BIdg. Salem, Oregon Nonm, "Graustans With EUGENE O'BRIEN Oregon BdBWT njlo) drAmS ic wahop in film? ij The finest to tfe nam m .JSmv The limousine type funeral KR car, such as we have, is the Me ' ifrV &ffl finest type of car on the mar- LhHj 5 ket. The progressive funeral kt . AJC'jf fill directors of the country are jtq ' Rl universal in their endorse- IrS fRSw' Wj ment of this new type of ve- M vit sS The old carved herse is lkj 21, 'fi m antiquated; it forms no part Ik) of Webb service. wxflj M JSi "Superior uunemi service- ypygatwsy I 'Jrjcfcll A 2o5SaChurch. Street fe&3 I yW Phone 170 '.VV.V.V.V.VAV.V.V.V.'.V.V." .".V.V.V.".V.".'.".".V.".".V.V.".".V.V.".".V ctory Sale and emonstration A Timely Sale of Wet Weather Goods Ladies or misses yellow Slickers $3.95 Ladies or Misses Rubber Coats, blue, purple or red $5.95 $1.00 Ladies New Rubbers 89c Ladies new stock Rubber Boots $2.75 Regular $1.25 Ladies Umbrellas 98c $5.00 Silk Umbrellas..$4.25 All other Umbrellas at re duced prices. Blankets New Stock of Grey or white Sheet Blan kets $1.95 New Army Wool Blan kets '. $2.98 Groceries 2 cans Utah Sugar Peas 25c 13 lbs. Spaghetti 25c 17 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 4 lbs. Fresh Bulk Raisins 33c 2 pkgs. Sun Maid Seeded or beeuless Kaisins....Z2c 1 sack White or Yellow Eastern Corn Meal....37c Sunshine Flour $1.89 Barrel ..: $7.50 Fresh Stock of Choice Bur- bank Potatoes, as a spe cial, by sack, lb.......23i,c Onions, lb 2c Outings. 27 in. Daisy Cloth, yd.,.19c 36 in. Heavy Outings, yd 21c 30 in. Heavy Plain Flannel, yd 29c Ladies Hats V2 Price Men's and Boys' Furnishings Little Gents Long Cor duroys $2.49 Big Boys' Corduroys..$2.98 Men's Corduroy or Moleskin Pants ......$2.98 Men's Genuine Mohair Socks 29c Men's all wool Blazier Shirts $1.25 Men's all wool $4.50 Shirts $3.95 if You Have Bought More Than You Can Carry We Will Deliver C.&C. STORE OF THE NEW Special Features FnMest Wnstng 60 lbs. nn hour. Cleanest Wnshluif, Safety to cloth -os, big capacity, no oiling. Only smnll floor space required 25 In ches square. ..Nickel 1 pin ted copper tub; lnlost conveniences including loading or unloading when In op eration or when lille, correct height for unfiling and . wringing and many oilier). JO. Position Automatic Tjocking Wringer built to precision atnn dnrri). Over half a million A B C's In use. Shown Here for the First Time in this City ONLY $ DOWN Balance, in Convenient Weekly or Monthly Papments Fortunate indeed are we to be able to make this announcement to the housewives of our city. For this new A. B. C. DOUBLE A Electric Washer is an amazing machine, and has bigger capacity than any' washer in the world. Altho it has speed and efficiency there is no danger to the clothes a fea ture that every woman will appreciate. Will not tangle the clothes. Just think of it! Only $2.00 down. You cannot afford to be without a washer any longer so come in today and arraiige for a demonstration in your home. Before you buy any washer you owe it to your self to come in and look at it. If you cannot come in just phone us for demonstration. Free! A beautiful Sunlight Reflector Electric Heater given free with each A. B. C. Washer sold during demonstration. Trade In Your Old Washer if You Wish Phone 240 You Will "Show Off" This Set "Radio as you want iP Tone, Vchant, Setectirity, ShnpSdty, 'Beamtf Yea pro' 00 COMPLETE Convenient Term Can Bt Arranged 1 Check this list of Standard Equipment This ia what you get . in a Western Air Patrol L, Genuine mnhnranr or mild walnut cabinet of graceful llnua, i. Kfllotent loud pfckar. cab inet to maton. a, Five ffenulns Cunnumhara tube. Ilatttr- Frnnc; !. t, Wlcard rubber caa ttoriure satterr. H Onf hundred feet T-atruid Mrlal wire. V. Twenty feet altk-oTred lead-ln wire, ft. Twenty fee( robber-eoTered tronnd irlr. Jpnee Cable for "A" and 17" liajtterr oonnrx-llotn. "tilmply plot in and the connection are made.") 19. Three porcelain Injnlntore. tl. Radio mjitalo Arr eater. COlSI'JENSEHS IT ptete low ton iype. Hljfldlr fton it rue l ed. A'ljuftable bearlnf and f n adjustment on the ita Monary platan This aaeurae even pacing. RHEOSTATS The Wire realet ance le woupd on a heat-re-aletlnjc fibre el rip. Contact arm le eo ahaped that It can not rut the wlie ar.u aeaure amoothnaaa of operation. TIJna SOCKETS Made or cpun braa to take any etandard baae tube. TBANSFOHMKBS t U to 1 ratio of ablaldod Thordaraon type. ftWITCIt Cutler Haraaer. JACKA Carter. BY PASS CONDENSE B Dublller. Yqu will b proud of 'Hi appearance) and performance, wilt be able to thow roar friends that you can "bring In a vram and maintain tbe clear, tweet tonea. The fire qua lit lee you want moat In Radie (Tone, Volume, Selectivity, Simplicity and Beauty), are embodied In the Weat-, em Air Patrol. Look under tbe lid and see the iturdy construction. Notioe the well-balanced arrangement. Notice, too, that no wires are P Our IB-day home trial offer enables you to try the set In your own home. Take advantage of It today. Make your reservation now to insure delivery for Christmas. Give Something for the Car this Christmas Auto accessories make useful, practical gifts because they add to the comfort, safety and economy of motor ing. Kemember, too, that all the family enjoys them. Below is a partial list of suggestions: Stop Sigiuli Flower Vw Motomeleri Aih RtceiYire Fluhlighti Interior Mirroti Radiator Ornamenti Radiator Capi Step Platei Spot Light Cigar Lighten Robe and Glovei Bumper Windshield Winge Trunks . This Week's Specials "Nobby" Locking Radiator Cap With Monogram Protects motomotor from theft and breakage. Solid bra so, h&ntoomely nickeled. Fitted with three bin. ok Bakellte knobs. Furn lulled with a handsome monojrnvn of your inltlAi. Fits aw maw or mm Regular prloo, Onyx Gearshift Ball Resrular pne, fry. nc 15.75. Spnlal at. $t.O) 'More than 125 Starts In the West- 'Western Aiito SuppltyCo, Salem Store, Court and High Streets AdO. greatly to the appMr anoe of your car. Made of elected, hllhly poll.hwl Mexican onyx. Guaranteed not to crack. Regular price Il.tO. Special Value $1.45 savins m Phone 560 254 N. Coml.