Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 11, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textf AGE FOUR UNIVERSITY OF OREGON APPROPRIATION GOES PLAYS ON OLD GIRL'S 1 A TWO HILLS IMSSKO HV TIIK CM Ut: CALLS liOWX SOME OF HOlK W1TIIOIT AMENDMENT OLD Gl'ARI). H. B. 210, Lane delegation, sup port university, lands and buildings, 1340,2o8.92. Passed. H. B. 211, Lane delegation, for II fcrary building $175,000. Mahoney moved I lint II. II. 210 be Uncommitted, liut It was not support ed. Fonts, Katon, liuclianan, Peterson. Abramj tpoke for 1)111, an 1 Thompson gainst. Ambrose Bald the present buildings and equipment were a dis grace to the stale of Oregon. Cole said the university w;m a standing jokk- on the Pacific coast, until the people ratified Us appropriations. Clyde made a ringing talk, and charged the old guard with trying to whip Katon Into line, when they had been too cowardly to bring In a mi nority renort. The same efforts had been made to whip him Into line for the st .to highway commission. Peterson said Washing on, a daughter of Orngon. had live rimes the money Invented In higher educa tion than Oregon had, an I had over a million people. This appropria tion was high because Oregon had ne glected Its university. SOME REAL LIVE DOINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE The house got a lively move on this morning and among other results nre the following: Election Kill 1'imsed. II. II. 320, Sutton, provides for sec ond board of election Judges to be gin counting at 9 a. in. nnd count ballots taken In at end of each hour. 1'asned. Special Tax Committee. Neuner got through resolution for Joint committee of seven representa tives nnd five senators to work with state tax commission In preparation of tax Mils to be submitted to the people and prepare arguments for them. To Investigate Bailey. The speaker appointed under Thompson's Joint resolution to swear witnesses and take testimony and In vestigate ofllce of stato food and dairy commissioner Representatives Slinw, Thompson, nnd Illgelow. They nre to report In five days. For Itedlslrlctluir. All bills for redisricting the state HIP DONE SCHOOL 1IOV MO.NKEVI.Mi WITH FAMOUS CATALINA FLITK. MADE FKO MFK.MlIt HOXK OF A PREHISTORIC CALIFORNIA filRL, OKI'S A Tl NE OCT OF IT. are to go to a special committee com posed of Ambrose, Derby, l'eterson, Westerhind and Craves. o SEVENTH HUM) I.EWilK TO MEET 1VEIESIIV There will he a meeting of the Seventh Ward Improvement league next Wedensday evening. February 15, In Townscnd hall in South Salem for the purpose of promoting the civic beauty of that part of the city. The boosting element, of which this league Is composed has accomplished mticli In the way of improving their own neighborhood by securing bet ter streets, hotter sidewalks and more lights. Tim big sewer which Is now In process of construction is one of (lie results nf their labors In times gone by and the purchase of Falrinotint park was all but consuiu- mated through their Initiative. It Is I the Intention of the lenders or the club to encourage the property own ers to beautify their holdings by keeping better lawns and paying more attention to the parkings of the Rtreets on which they live. A large attendance Is desired and It is hoped that the hall will be filled to Its limit. Ii vitkii I.KASKO WlflK.l Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 11. Afteri a silence of 2000 yem-s, the aborig inal Santa Catalina flute, made fromi the femur bone of a woman, has giv en forth sound. Clifford Klliott Mar- tindahi, 1 I, a school boy, who knows absolutely nothing of music, has ac complished what scores of the world's most famous flute players failed to do. The Hut.' was found years hbo be side the' bones of a prehistoric man sevon feet high on Santa Catalina island. Apparently perfectly con. strucicd, no one, until yesterday, evei able to make ; sound come from it. A party of school children visited the Southwest Musi urn, where it Is kept, and young Martindale, while testing it .drew forth a long, melancholy; wall. After practicing, he was able to make a complete scale. Iriff I mm . .m yi A Large Shipment of Room Size Rugs This assortment includes many artistic colorings and designs in Kashmirs, Tapestries, Body-Brussels and Wil tons at prices to suit everyone. f m iO FltNOlt VETOES "RECALL" OF Till: Wll 1 111 N; I'OST; j A Good Buy 40 acres, rich bottom land all in crop, Good 8-room house, out door cellar, woodshed, windmill Good farm family orchard, dose to church and school, Price reasonabe, $1000 will handle, Bogert & Son Room 2, Bush Bids. AIMU'IIENTS ADVANCED SHOW I, AW WOl I D DO liOOIl New York, Feb. 11. Magazine pub lishers hero today declnred that thn proposed advance In postal rates af fecting magnzlne advertising sec tions, was fostered by the ' Inter ests," which seek to control muck raking publications. They assert thnt the popular magazines will be the ones most affected by the bill, nnd that If the measure passes, sev eral will be thrown out of the mnr ket. A representative of McClure's magazine said: . "An Increase of four cents per pound for mulling advertising sec tions Would' cost McClure's $!2,S00 additionally. Our profits, nt best, are not large, and the resplt of the pro posed law would be loss of circula tion and standing. If the hill Is enacted It will Influence McClure's nnd similar publications to suspend." The Crowell company, which pub lishes the Woman's Home Compan ion, nnd the American magazine, de clares that the proposed advance would mean to It an increased ex pense of $!." .000 annually. The proposition Is confiscatory, according to General Manager II. .T. Fisher, of the Crowell company. "It would cost the Woman's Home Companion at leney $ 1 00.00 extra an nually." be said. "The American and other magazines would be even more seriously crippled. The change would not decrease the postal deficit, either." o Still hi Hanger, I'hlladelp'a, Fell. 1 0.-The condi tion of Archbishop Uvan was unim proved today, nnd his general il,bM Ity alarming, according to his physicians. The governor tills afternoon vetoed, the hill repealing the present law which provides the whipping post for: the crime of wife-healing. The gov ernor th'nks (lie punishment should he retained. While It is not adinln- Islerivl very f i'eiueiit ly, he says lt! has ,i I-, straining Itillueiice upon men who would otherwise be guilty of tills practice. Indications are that lie may veto the Pierce hill fur restoring the fish-' cries on the Itogue river. According to i ?IS of the governor's mes sage, he Is Inclined to oppose any laws that Interfere with measures enacted by tli i people. j Especially Low Prices on Room Size Carpet Remnants New and Beautiful Things in Wall Hangings Come in and look over our. spring line of wall papers. You will find an excellent assortment of patterns and will have no difficulty in making your selections. Remnants at very low prices. Venerable Archbishop lljan Is Deiid. I im i i:i 1 1, ess l.l'.sr.u H lio'. l 1 Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 11. Arch bishop Patrick J. llyan died here this afternoon. Archbishop Ryan was born at Thurles, County Tipperary. Ireland, February 20, 19.11. His family was descended from the O'ftyans, princes of Trdone. Ills earliest schooling was under the care of the Christian Brothers In tho Naughton school In Dunlin. In 1S47 Ryan entered the seminary U Curlow. He was graduated when 21 years of age and came to this country with the Rev. Patrick Fee han to take up his work In St. Louis. Since lie could not yet be ordained for the priesthood, he entered the seminary at Carondolet as a profes sor. In September, ISM, Ryan end ed 20 years service as a missionary, lie worked ns assistant In the cathe dral of St. Louis and as attending priest In the Grattlot prison. In tstlt) Father ilaa was chosen to nccoic jany Archbishop Kendrlck on a 'our of Kurope. during which Pope Mus IX appointed him to preach the English lenten sermons In tho Cath lle rapltal. When the falling health of Arch Mshop Kendrlck demanded a coadju tors assistance. Ryan was appointed Archbishop of Salunils. and on Au gust IS of the same year Archbishop of Philadelphia. He was formally In stalled August 20, 1SS4. o Coventor West Is opposed to creating moro supreme Judges or In creasing the number of circuit Judges In Multnomah county. ttliMli"'Wl""i miHHii'n ri'OGRESSIVES DEM AM I) RECALL OF WORKS Sacramento, Calif., Feb. U. A ver bal riot In the senate this afternoon followed the introduction of a reso lution demanding the recall of V. S. Senator-elect .rohn D. Works, of I,os Angeles because he opposes the re call of the Judiciary. The measure, Introduced by Sanford, was not read, nor was It printed In the Journal for Information of senators when the question shall come up Monday. Senator Roseberry, In the chair, re fused to have the resolution read, holding that the allotted time for the bills had elapsed. A wordy wrangle then followed upon the question whether the resolution should be re garded ns a "bill." The resolution recites the election of Works by "in surgent Republicans nnd progressive Democrats who believed him to be the embodiment of progressive prin ciples. In violation of the primary election law of California." H declares that Works since being elected has "bolted from the com bined Insurgent Republican and pro gressive Democratic' party, and be came a reactionary Republican." which Is n kind of Republican not In good standing with this legislature, o Transport To Carry Supplies. t t t J - . Best car on the market under $1,500. Powerful 30 horse power motor. Will climb any hill and will run from 5 to 50 miles an honr on high gear. 2, 4 or 5 passenger, fully equipped, F. O. B. Salem, $12,000.00 DAVIS REES, Agent. Capital Garage SALEM, OREGON ALL RACING IN CALIFORNIA ENDS FER. 15 ti Nirei) ritrss lkaskd winr.i Washington, Feb. 11. The senate totlay adopted a joint resolution au thorizing the secretary of war to use an army transport to forward Red Cross supplies to the famine suffer ers In China. The measure, already approved In the lower house, appro priates jr.o.ooo. ,loe Singer. As for his moral character and conduct during his stay at the Capi tal City, it Is enough to say that, he sleeps with Representative Fonts. As to his otllclal conduct, the speaker and members have at times had to ask: "Where Is this clerk, or where Is that official?" But neither the speaker nor a member has had to ask: "Where Is Joe Singer?" or "Somebody go get the doorkeeper." He Is always on the spot and his eyes are not shut nor his hands In his pcckets. o Pneumonia Follows a Cold. But never follows -the use of Fo- I ley s Honey and Tar. which checks the cough and expels the cold. M. Stockwell, Hannibal. Mo., says, "It beats all the remedies I ever used. i I contracted a bad cold and cough and was threatened with pneumonia. One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar completely cured me." No opiates. Just a reliable household medicine. Red Cross Pharmacy. H. Jernian. fCSITKl, 1'RKSS I.KASKO W1RK.1 San Francisco, Feb. 11. The Water house cup, run at Emeryville today, Is the last of the big stake events race goer3 will see In this state. The track will be closed Wednesday, February loth. The California Derby and the Thornton stakes have been cancelled. Minor purses will be run on the closing day. When "taps Is sounded at the fin ish of the last race next Wednesday afternoon, ns has been the custom for years on "get away day" It will mean the final end of racing in Cali fornia. A number of stables already have been shipped to Juarez, Mexico. Other horsemen are disposing of their animals at prices which would have been considered ridiculously low In the heyday of racing in this state. o '. Would Recall Senator Works Sacramento, Calif., Feb. 11 The recall of Senator-elect John D. Works Is urged in a resolution presented this afternoon by State Senator San ford. for Works' stand against the recall of the Judiciary. .Sanford's measure recited that whereas the legislature had elected Senator Works upon the progressive plat form, and that whereas that platform is In favor of progressive legislation, of which the recall of the Judiciary la a part, the legislature Is empowered to reconsider Its vote on Works. Senator Roseberry was In the chair when the resolution was pre sented. He ruled that It was to be considered as a bill, and that the time had expired for Its Introduction unless the rules were suspended. A fight on the floor over this question was precipitated at once. o Put Out of the Fighting. trNITEH I'RKSS WIXK.) Cape llaytten. Feb. 11. Xews reached here today that General Chapnset, commander of the rebels, who raptured QuanamiDth. and Gen eral Michael Codio Insurgent leader, were shot by the . Haytien govern-forces. j Hot Fighting Reported. tlMTFl I'RKSS I.RIKKO W1RK 1 El Paso. Tex., Feb. 11. Hot fighting I between the troops under General I Navarro and numerous bands of reb- .els Is In t-ro?es nesr San Joe. 73 tulles south of Juare?. according to I messengers from the federal general who reached Jtiarei today. Notice of Administrator's Sule. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Marion County. In the matter of the estate of E. E. Bailey, deceased, M. E. Bailey, ad ministrator. Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of an order of the county court of Marlon county, Oregon, duly made on the Oth day of February, 1911, I will sell at public auction, the property hereinafter described, to the highest blddej-, the terms of sale to be cash In hand: 1 dental chair. 1 dental engine. 1 box finishing slips. 1 box rubber clam. 6 forceps. 1 alcohol lump. 1 hypodermic syringe. 1 bottle gold. 1 strip gold. 2 plate forms. 1 wooden malelt. 12 punches, probes and nliisels. 1 rubber bowl. 12 polishers. 2 pair scissors. 1 box emery d'scs. 30 drills. 2 small dental looking glass. b. 1 set sample teeth. ' 1 rubber dam holder. 2 rubber atomizers. Time of sale Ftbruary 20. 1911, at court house; hour of sale. 10 o'clock a. m. M. E. BAILEY. 2-10-10t Administrator The Best Hour of Life. is 'when you do some great deed or discover some wonderful fact. This hour came to J. E. Pitt, of Rocky Mt., N. C, when he was suffering In tensely, as he says, "from the worst cold I ever had, I then proved to my great satisfaction, what a wonderful Cold and Cough cure Dr. King's New Discovery Is. For, after taking one bottle, 1 was entirely cured. You can't say anything too good of a medicine like that." Its the sur est and best remedy for diseased lungs, Hemorrhages, LaGrippe, Asthma, Hay Fever any Throat or Lung Trouble, 50c, $1.00. Trial bot tle free. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry, Druggist. The Harriman lines wjill have $1. 2")0,000. to exploit the resources of the country through which they pass. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO I A Backache, Rheumatism, Sleepless ness Result froth disordered kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills have helped oth ers, they will help you. Mrs. J. B. Miller, Syracuse, N. Y says, "For a long time I suffered with kidney trouble and rheumatism. I had se vere backaches and felt all played out. After taking two bottles of Fo ley Kidney Pills my backache is gone and where I used to lie awake with rheumatic pains I now sleep In comfort." Foley Kidney Pills are a reliable remedy for backache, rheu matism and urinary Irregularities. They are tonic in action, quick In results and afford a prompt relief from all kidney disorders. Red Cross Pharmacy, H. Jerman. Few Pris gowns are as expensive as a divorce suit Strnck a Rich JUne. S. W. Bends, of Coal City, Ala., says he struck a perfect mine of aealth in Dr. King's New Life Pills for they cured him of liver and kid ney trouble .fter 12 years of Buffer ing. They are the best pills on earth for Constipation, Malaria, Headahe, Dyspepsia, Debility. 23c at Perry's Drug Store. ill patent medicines or medicines ad rertlsed In this paper are for sale at DR. STONE'S Drug Store The only cash drug store In Oregon owes no one, and no one owes It; carries large stock; Us shelve counters and show cases are loaded . with drugs, medicines, notions, toi let articles, wines and liquors of ail iil'Jds for medicinal purposes. Dr. Stone Is a regular graduate In medi cine and has had una) eai ui x perlence In the practice. Consulta tions are fre. Prescriptions ars free, and only regular price for nied 'cine. Dr. Stone can be found. hi drug store, Salem, Or., from 1 d tbe morning until at night Oregon.