Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 25, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL J0UR5AL, SALEM, OREGON. 'r y, JAVUART 25, 1MI. fAG TaJUUi THE SENATE DISCUSSES GOOD ROADS the new system will enable prisoners Wlckersham and Robert W. Laldlaw, to step back Into active life again as ordinary citizens. - " The unadvertised parole system has obtained in California (or several years and has proved a success. j SEATTLE ELECTION HOT! 70,000 REGISTER vaollTTF.K OF THK WHOLE RE. TKD FAVORABLY SENATE 43. CREATING ROAD COM SoNEK WITH SALARY OF 14000. ifter being Involved in a discus 1 which lasted all of the after S th. senate yesterdhor. while .11 Cas a committee of the whole fa Sly reported senate bill 42. which Lldes for the creation of a hlgh L. board and the creation of a road .rear and carries with It an appre ciation of 115.000 for the payment of salaries and expenses of the hoard commissioner. J There was prr;ent at the session a large and enthusiastic delegation of px,,! road mon from Portland, and daring it addresses were llstcmed to w the senators from Dr. Andrew White ex-Judge Lionel Webster and Tm Richardson. The measure met ,lta opposition from Senators . Bar rett! of Umatilla; Senator Dimick, of Clackamas, and Senator Nottingham, ot Multnomah, and waa championed tr Senators Malarkey and Sealing. Several Important amendments were nade to the bill. ... . . : what the Bill Provides. The bill, as It now stands, provides that the highway board Bhall consist ot three members, who shall be ap jolnted by the governor, and who ihall serve without pay. It also cre ates a road commissioner, and pro tides that he shall be paid a salary nU4000 a year, and allows him clerk hire to the extent of $100 a month. All roads, according to the provisions, ire to be constructed by the county court under the advisory direction or the road commissioner. Fifteen thousand dollars are appropriated to jay the salaries provided for and the expenses of the board and commis- iloner. D'ADTERTISKD PAROLE SYSTEM IS ADOPTED (uiitid rasas uaw wiu. I Seattle!, Wash., Jan. 25. With three days more for registration for the recall election, nearly 70,000 hue signified their intention of voting. George W. Dllllng, whom the Welfare League has put forward as a candi date to oust Mayor H. C. Gill from office, began at hot campaign last night He attacked Gill tor pormit ting the police department to have protected vice agents. ' o East Salem Baseball News. outlook for the season of 1911 is very I encouraging. There are already 13 1 candidates for places and practice! will begin as soon as the weather becomes favorable. The team Is en tering the second year of its exist ence, and the baseball spirit ot the candidates is fine and all seem deter mined to assist In making the team a winner. Pitcher Lynch will be on deck and all other old players. The new players are promising ones and the average age ot the team is 19 years. The candidates are as follows, M. Rarey, P. Lynch, C. Veatch, G. Day, Mac. N. H. Hatch J. Savage, R. Linsday, K. Day, D. G. Gleason, Capt F. Bell, R. Keene, V. Hegadorn, and V. Linsday. ATTORNEYS WAfIT CASE REOPENED IN SUT OF DR. E. P. ROGERS AND OTHER PROPERTY OWNERS AGAINST THE CITY, ATTOR NEYS WANT; TO FILE AMENDED COMPLAINT. 8 usmo phs8 lurid wm.1 Washington, Jan. 25. Having reached the conclusion that publicity defeats the object of the parole law, the federal parole board hereafter till keep secret the names of prison ers who win parole, It was learned today. It Is believed by Attorney-General etalrman of the parole board, that A Reliable, Cough Medicine Is a valuable family friend. Foley's Honey and Tar fulfills this condition exactly. Mrs. Charles Kline, N. 8th St, Easton, ' Pa., states: "Several members of my family have been cured of bad coughs and colds by the use of Foley's Honey and Tar and 1 am never without a bottle In the house. It soothes and relieves the irritation in the throat and loosens up the cold. I have always found it a reliable cough cure and do not hes itate to recommend It highly." For la grippe coughs and stuffy colds, for children and grown persons and for delicate people use only Foley's Hon. ey and Tar. Contains no opiates. Red Cross. Pharmacy. Attorneys Kaiser and Pogue today filed with the clerk of the circuit court a motion asking for the re opening of the case of Dr. E. F. Rog ers, and a large number of other property owners against the city of Salem, and argument upon It is be ing heard by the Judge this afternoon. This suit was Instituted by the property owners for the purpose of having declared void an assessment levied upon their property for the construction of the North Salem sew er. They contend that the ordinance levying the assessment is not drawn In conformity to law and that it Is void because the property will not be directly benefitted by the Installation of the system. It is contended that according to the charter that it must be shown that the property will be directly benefitted by the sewer in order to make the assessment legal. The case was tried some time ago and was takn under advisement by the court. The attorney tor the property owners now desire to file an amend ed complaint and to do so have made motion asking tor a re-opening of the case. Foley Kidney Pills Are tonic in -action, quick in results. A. special medicine for all kidney and bladder disorders. Mary C. Atfoott, Wolfeboro, N. H., says: "I was af flicted with a bad case of rheumatism, due to uric acid that my kidneys failed to clear out of my blood. I was so lame in my feet, Joints and back that it was agony for me to step. I used Foley Kidney Pills for three days when I was able to get up and move about and the pains were all gone. This great change In condition I owe to Foley's Kidney Pills and recommend them. to anyone suffering as I have." Red Cross Phar n Lyon' PERFECT Tooth Powder is packed in a dust-tight metal ben, with patent measuring tube, which is both safe and convenient ! for tourists. "MAS -OF THE H0UB AT THE GBAKD, SATURDAY Theater-goers who have been read ing so much for the past year ot "The Man ot the Hour" will have an opportunity of seeing this splendid production at the Grand Opera House on Saturday, January 23, with a special company of players and complete scenic production. In the New York Evening "Tele gram" of Decemebr 5th, In the re view of "The Man of the Hour," the writer says: "Not since the days of ALL SALES MUST BE Ifi GOOD FAITH t WASHINGTON WILL HAVE LAW, PROHIBITING ALL KINDS OF I "DAMAGED GOODS," "BANK RUPT" AND OTHER SALES, VS. LESS THEY ARE SQUARE. Olympia, Wash., Jan. 25. The days ot "take" sales are numbered in the state of Washington. The house judiciary committee has reported fa vorably upon as bill Introduced by Representative MInard, of Chehalls, to make it a misdemeanor for any one to advertise goods falsely. This Includes fake "damaged goods," "fire'' and "bankrupt" sales, Also ladies will be deprived hereaf- FEDERATION INDORSES THE "CONTEMPT" LAW Olympia, Wash., Jan. 25. The State Federation of Labor has en dorsed senate bill No. 2 in toto. This is the bill Introduced by Senator Lan don ,of King county, Intended to curb the arbitrary power of courts In con structive contempt proceedings The federation unanimously adopt ed the report of Its resolution com mittee to go on recrd as opposed to tha present law, which .gives judges the right to summon Into court any one who criticises their official ac tions, even if the criticisms are made outside of the court room. 'Senator' has a play been presented j ter of the pleasure of many .bargain with such brilliant promise of sue-1 days. For the bill prohibits mer pofla aa "Tha Man nt ia TTnur M The ' chants from Advertising ffnnrift marked other New York newspapers in their J down from any price, unless the price reviews were equally fulsome. The marked down from la really the bona Herald referred to the play as a fide market price, "sensation." - The World, as a "Star- ' light from the shoulder hit." The AM EASY AND HARMLESS WAK Tribune says: one ot tne most aus picious successes of the year." The Evening Journal -was a "howling suc cess." The News says: "It will last" The Press: "The Maa of the Hour" Is likely to live for many years." It is a success. The Post: "The Man of the Hour" fulfills an impor tant and honorable theatrical func tion. Gloriously triumphant in every detail." . In the Mall. Fred Ed. Mc Kay referred to the production as "one you had better, go and see." And in the Telegraph, Renold Wolf says: "Success loomed up like a big capital "S". John Corbln, in his re view In The Sun said: "'The Man of the Hour' bids fair to be a very great success." And Chas. Darnton, in "The Evening World" remarks that " 'The Man of the Hour' Is direct and vigorous." With such lavish praise, it is little wonder that the "Man of the Hour" is playing to capacity business In every city it has so far visited. Seat sale Friday, , January Prices: 50c, 75c, $1.00 and J1.50. 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The Appeal of the Beautiful is Irrisistable To all lovers of the beautlfut we direct attention to the choice lot of pretty, sparkling Cut-Glass Ware which we receive from the cutters. Cut Glass that All Wfll Admire Cut-glass ot the right sort; glass that Is really all cot, highly polished and finished by skilled artisans such glass is worth while is the pride of every good house keeper, and appreciated by every bride. To all ot you who admire pretty cut glassware we eitend the invitation to come in and see this beantlful line without any obligation to buy. 1 Prices Very Reasonable Baits Jewelry Store Corner State and Liberty Salem, Orcgea Tiles Cured in 6 to 1 4 Days. PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50c. mwf Our Idea of a good practical Joke is the one that recently cost its perpe trator,' a Linn county' hian, $40 To peka Capital. CURES Men & Women Cue Biff d for nmiafnral dlftChftfBM. 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