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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1917. THREE nn.nn nrnnnTP nw uunnu nuumo un Mary PICKFORD I (Continued from page one.) in her latest and greatest Seven-Reel Production "THE PRIDE of The CLAN" A Play that Makes Your Heart Pulse With Joy. Miss Pick ford is no longer associated with the Paramount Program and all her NEW pictures are shown exclusively at S THE OREGON Where the Crowds Go B Other Sunday Matinee attractions Monday 15c g too Tuesday Evening s The ' i in - 1 1 i favor, that a serre j nation be made by aeierlalalag the fatal mental defect cases and these be permanently removed from their so rial environment by life detention in a ! Mate institution, but that this svsteni lie fully safeguarded. Some Minor Suggestions. fany minor recommendations were made as to employment and improve- I raent.' Referring to the parole system the I report declares tha't its operation is the ' principal source of irritation among : the prisoners; that considerable mis .understanding exists among the pris ! onera as to the difference between the mandatory and discretionary nrovi- ; ainns of the law. and largely upon that 'ground the recommendation's in regard to the parole system are offered. It ia declared that the fundamental ! error of the present, parole system is that it is not true that repetition of criminal acts is conclusive evidence of habitual criminality. r . . , - . ncoiuvai oi lie wnraen nnit the pa i role officer from membership of the pa- role board is advocated. Walking in the "bull ring," the re i port states, probably has been abused j in the past, but no objection is founj) j to its use by the committee if the as signment be for a reasonable period and careful attention be paid to its effect upon the feet. fireat waste was found in disposition : of some of the articles of food served to the prisoners- irk;..k 11.. " - if : i a I ........ ... iiuniiH n. varorr was uosi ess Tuesday afternoon at her home on' I ourt street. About a dozen matrons, members of I fhe Kensington tea club. an. I tun or! three gnests enjoyed the hostess' I,,,, pitality. Those gathering for the afternoon fectivcly removes sen. Lib. boil.-, an 1 I were: Mis. Sylvia Thompson of The other blood diseases lieranfu. it. Avtxmm , , I ""I of tlie blood all the humors that LlllOtt, Mrs I hrale., oa,.se ,1 " T,ev enno K PURE BLOOD MAKES HEALTHY PEOPLE Hood's Sarsaparilla surclv and ef- mook, Mrs. V. A K. Kpaulditig. Mrs. .lames Withvcombe, Mrs. B. C. Miles. Mrs. W. (i. Allen, .Mrs. h.twurd s. '1 illinuliu-t. Mrs. Ifiiv . . . . . , . . . suceessiiiiiy treated in any other way. bxternal applications for their re- U h'armct, Mrs Pred A. Leva ami Mrs. oval have proven almost useless M. C. Dudley. i because they cannot drive out the impurities that are in the blood. Hood s Sarsaparilla makes rnr test of forty years. Insist on hiving Hood's, for nothing else acts like it. There is no real substitute. Get it today. Sold by all druggists. by the younger pupils or Mrs. Walter "c.h "lood. perfects the digat ion, ami A. Denton several days ago at her ouiws up t lie whole system. Tne acta residence studio on North Twelfth becomes smooth, clean and healthy. treet. This great blood remedy has stood the Huiiiurr oi nueresie.i menus MM! parents of the youthful performers wi re asked and were most cut htisiast ie over the progress of the young folk. Maxim- (Mover, Frances Martin. Vir-i giuia Iteiger and Kenneth Stout i.i.ro -i sen ted the primary .lass, it being thei r ' first appearance. They were most win- Hodge, Catherine Vincent, Kenneth lag and clever. Little Margaret Stein j Stout, Hlondel Carleton. Monfr.nl A I er iBTPrised all by the musical giowth :""s- K'H1 Shafer. IVnzil Merrick, M.l sinee last heard. I ton Steiner, Donald Allison. Kaeh I'upil deserves special mention j for the splendid work and efforts. Movie parties still are oe.-upvi:, a i I hose participating tu the programme! important place in milady's caleo.la . were: rVauccs Martin, Virginia Merger. I the young folk espe. inlk chooataa this Maxine (Mover , Maigaret Steiner, Mar l method of entertaining with tea at garet Lewis, I -.inline Mnrnnch, Kthel , their homes or some refreshment i.la,-, . l-.iigenia . Several matrons gathered amall McClean and A. A. FLOOD OF BILLS (Continued on page four.) i though he was elected on a plalfftm of .teriologieal appliances to make blood J economy. He said the house had passed ' tests of applicants for marriage a bill appropriating over a million for licenses. good roads and he thought they ought B' JsT)- 3l5 ''.v OToea, Requiring to establish a school for little children i inatallation of safety devices on auto-! who are running on the streets without . any mean of aequiring an. education. ! , Ao- wturgaard. Krgu-, , Mr. Kubli was opposed to the prim i- :'ating .lishiliution of trailing stamps. Die of the bill ns in Lis nntm .. ..i.ii.i i H. H. No. ill", by Fuller. Provldinal H. B. No. 'Z'i, was reported with tin-: from four to six years ought to be under lljr 1)""",'t "" gopWa and moles- recommendation that it do not pass and . the 'arp ot its mother and not in a ".v l'll!er. ('ranting I by Mrs. II. v i Mickel. Mrs. Domogalln who is a bride of a few months was assisted in the serv ing by Mrs. J. Clifford liowen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaffee will entertain Informally tonight with sev en tables of "800" at their home on I the Wallace road. Those asked to make un the tables are, Mr. and Mrs. s. . Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. M. i . IVths, M,. and Mrs. i-erbv, Mr. and Mrs. Al Steiner. Mrs. .Clara belle Clark, Mrs. Marie Mathews Miss Belle Miller and Miss Jefferson Among the delightful affairs of the (Week was the informal sewing bee for wynne Kellv, Huth Griffith, pnwige oeru tncent. I'.ngema Hrand groups of their friends tOgethei tot mini .oooie, I'uroinv 1 llliersoll. these little i.tf.i .h,i lh.. ,.( ... ... 'i. " ""m r.nnier, , (lavs, winch again helped to enliven l hoi st Prndeaee Patterson, llel .leiineiie vaadervert, Kataeriae Hart ley, Lela Hawu. Florence Fllgin, F'raiui Continued on Page Seveu.) BIO DOUBLE SHOW TONIGHT DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN AMERICAN ARISTOCRACY FATTY ARBUCKLE . IN HE DID AND HE DIDN'T THE OREGON (Continued from page one.) and '.12 were reported with 180 recommitted ou ways and means. back favorably o the commit tec it, didn't. Hills were introduced as follows: S. B. No. 173, by Hawley- Giving governor power to appoint policemen to M-rve OH boate ,0t trains, without ex piNise to state, au application of the com panics. o. n. iso. Ji, oy aawiey. empower-; wna uremea on tie ptnttorm of eci my iag public service commission to sus- also but with the provlaio, conomy pend requirements relative to posting of ' with efficiency. She agreed w ith Mr. changes in train schedules. i Kubli that a child from four to six 8. B. No. 175, by Lcinpinvcbcr. Con- should be at home with its mother, if ferring additional jurisdiction on jus-! the mother is the right kind. But these tices of peace. Ischools will practically be restricted to 8. B- No. 1T6, by Leiuen'weber. Re-'the slum districts where the mothers do quiring goods for sale in packages to be . not .know how to take care of their chil plainly marked with net weight there- dien, and therefore they require other of. ! care. 8, it. No'. 177, by Pierce. Requiring! With only five voting against it the Btate veterinarian to furnish county ' bill passed- elerkg certified copy of brands issued i Several house bills of minor import to stock raisers. jnnce and dealing with technical amend- s. B. No. 178, by Pierce. Providing meats to the law and several minor sen for elections upon question of iucreas-( ate bills passed during the afternoon, ing tax levies. ' Bills Introduced in House Yesterday. 8. B. No. 179, by Huston- Authoriz-1 The following bills were introduced ing the state to refund .-ji-1,000 to pur- 'in the house yesterday: abaaerg of Indemnity school lands in H. B. No. 2OT, by Gore. Making Sun Grooh county to which the state could; day a day of rest. aot complete, title. j H. B. No. 203, by Coos and- Curry S. B. No. 180, by Huston. Providing delegation. Appropriating $:S0.ll()ll for tnat taxpayers or their wives shall be erection ot armory at Miirshfield. Competent to serve as jurors and re pairing that in criminai action where defendant is a female or a minor, not le.s stluiii one-third of trial jury shall be females. S. 6, No. 181, by Olson. Prohibiting county judges and commissioners from creating a voluntary indebtedness In ex cess of constitutional limitation. .-. H. ?io. JSL', uv lvl.lv. frovidlUB fl.BUO to uimw a year. uniform prices for patented articles, to- H. B. No. 207, by Lafferty. Author eluding pavements, used upon public izing appointment of deputy county work. 'school superintendent of Benton eouri- A B. No. 183, by Farrell. Providing ty at (i00 a year. or certificates of registration for! ffi. B. No. 2118, by Bowman. Kinpower graduate nurses. irftounty commissioners to make lew tor road purposes not to exceeded mills. H. B. No. -'US. ,v Puller school He thought the bill wag a waate- town NeWpori Jurisdiction over all fu extravagance of money. roads and streets within its limits. Because the kindergarten fills a place HI?- No- bv v'dler and Bean, in the lives of the poorer classes of the 1 , 0V1'll"S ' WptfttM from jury city, Mr. Stevens was in favor of it. S'- , , Mrs. Alexander Thompson was called! ' . u- '-t'' ''-v I.lll,,'r and Bean, on for her opinion and she said that she i : nculll"H laxvs u" divorce proceed ings. il. B Limiting train to Adding No. 3S1, bv Small. number of ears on rjaaaettgei 14. H. B. No. .122, by Cran.lall idleness, proficiency and dissolution to part of husband to statutory causes for divorce. H. B. No. 32.1, by committee on roads and highways, Designating highways on which federal appropriations are to be speit. H. B. No. .124, by Clatsop delegation Appropriating 1(10,01111 a year for two Lord's Oregon Laws, relating to causes for challenge for implied bias. S. B. 51, by Senate Judiciary Com mittee, authorizing the supreme court to make rules for the conduct of cases of original jurisdiction. S. li. 04, by Bishop, amending Lord's Oregon Laws relating to terms of court in third judicial district. Of the 183 bills introduced 08 have been disposed of, 95 have been read the second time ami will be up for final passage so soon as reported back by the committees. Of the II house bills recevlod by the senate 14 have been passed, 3 in definitely postponed and 24 are. be fore senate committees and will be up for final passage as soon us reported back. In both houses 553 bills have been introduced and u total of 85 disposed qf in the senate. T While there is a larue number vet to be acted upon, many of these are local in character, or for tfie purpose EBIG HIPPODROME FEATURES TUfirr VAUDEVILLE THREE George & Martha Spectacular MUSICAL NOVELTY HICKS & HART Boomerang Hat Throwers and DIABLO SPINNERS uvun.uu.wii m xuviliv nign- 0f correcting iiiistuKCH, Or luaiiiiig more way between .Multnomah county ami jjajn. some provisions of the laws, and these will be disposed ot rapidly. The MAGGIE LECLAIR THE 'NATURAL IRISH LADY' The Reformation of the BLUEBIRJD World's Greatest Grouch T PIAY.SL- CHARLES DICKENS Immortal Classic H. Hi. No. 294, by Sweenev. Makino Josephine county the 14th judicial dis trict. H. R. No. 2!h), by Sweeney. Designat I ing number of men that shall constitute a crew on switch engines. I H. B. No. 29(i, by Umatilla delega tion. Increasing salary of suneriiiten- .dent of schools of Umatilla county from '.(.1 0...1 11 nu . sea H. B. No. .'125, by Crueller. Requir ing employers to account for funds de ducted from wages of employes fflr hos pital benefits. H. B. No. .120, by Stafrin. To reim burse manufacturers of medicinal stock food for licenses paid. H. B. No. .127, by Porter, Providing sanitary containers for milk and ce cream. H. B. No. .'i2S, by Lewis. Reducing bonds of pilots from (,6,006 to $2,000. H. B. No. 321), by Lewis, ('hanging method of reheariugs oaf ore supreme court. IL B. No. XIO, by Forbes. Requiring secretary of state to furnish county of ficials with automobile l egist nil ion lists. , . H. B. No. .1.11. by Forbes. Fixing salaries of officers oi t'rook county. IL B. No. 332,. by Howe. Enabling cities to commit municipal suicide. If. B. No. .1.1.1, by Baton, Increasing inheritance tax to 1 tier cent on PETTY-SIX BILLS ABE IL B. No. 299, by Bowman. Makinj. ,lmo"",s ,s'oou '"'I - DUMPED IN THE HOUSE i all county roads within Beaverton city T''e'a '","s bove 80iP00- ! streets. IL B. No. -i.14, by Lane county delega- Senate bill No. 2, Senator Olson, j H. B. No. .100, by Sheldon. Abolish- tion' . Appropriating 10,W)(I for eon- wbich provides for the installation of ing the minimum in indeterminate sen- stlHton f women ' dormitory at I'ni- kindersarteiis in citv schools in districts j fences imposed on urisoners sent to nan. v"rsity ot Oregon. of the. first class, was the cause of a tilt the subject of economy in the" house yesterday afternoon, when that measure tame up for final passage after being referred to the committee on education and recommended for passage with H. B. No. 302, by Bean. Directing amendments, re-referred to the same county assessors to place Oregon and committee and recommended again for j California lands on tax rolls, passage with amendments. I H. B. No. .103, by Crandnll. Appro- Bepresentative Gordon, of the com-1 printing $25,000 annually for public Biittee on education spoke briefly in roads in Harney and Malheur coun fsyor of the bill and stated that it re-! ties. fcrred particularly to districts of the H. B. No. .104, by Crandal). Permit first class, where the crowded and con- ting examination of adverse party in asieii coiiumon or parrs ot rne. city nvn acnoa or proceeaing iteutiarv. n . o, otto, liv ( tulflj and Kubli H. B. No. 301, bv Coos, Douglas and 1 rLvld'nK for Rtraight party ballots. Lane delegation. Limiting number of , H-?. p. 336, by Tichnor and Mue crabs which may be caught in these AIJP,,1" laung u(l( tor oil painting three counties. Appro- o Oregon -Mexican 0 ... ' I'"1 ' " ' - - - ' ' . ""V lLU,.. aaVoeh that the little children did not j H. B. No. 305, by Crandall. Permit- ea' or VTenerai (iwen summers. H. B. No. 3.17. by Al .tones priating 800 for medals i guardsmen who served on border. H. B. No. .138, by Laurgaard. Regulat ing proceedings before state water board. H. B. No. 339. by Sheldon. Kxt indiag time for filing liens on public work from 00 to 90 days tor work perform- have a chance to go to school. The es- ting conditions under which justice of ublituung of the kindergartens would the peace shall change place of trial, he in the city of Portland, where three j H. B. No. 306, by Crandall- Requir would be needed. That the expense ing railroads to file time tables with would not be too great for the county, public service commission and empower tle schools were limited to $10,000 eath ing commisison to suspend any portion year for the next five years, so that is thereof. the matte is not a success it can be; H. B. No. 307, by Small. Providing dropped without much loss. After the ! for appeals from action of county sur firet five years he said the bill limited ; vevors. H. B. No. 340, by Sevmour Jones. Authorizing .Marion county to lew tax Of one-tenth mill for bouniy on gophers and moles. H- B. No. 341, by Stott. Providing that foreign corporations shall file with corporation commissioner application to do business. H. B. No. 342, by Stott. Providing for interchange of interstate traffic be tween railroads. main lulls, ot course, are the hone dry bill and the appropriation bills. The former niny take up some time, but at present it looks as though it would be passed without a great deal of wrangling. The epDiopriation bills will not ready for action for some time and when thev come up there may be con siderable debate as there is a lack of funds available for one half the de mands, and the fight will be for ench 1o get his and in doing so he will have' to keep the other fellows out. However when the committee gets through there will be little use in kicking and the passage of the bill may not take Ihng. The consolidation bills will also take some time as there are several of them. There is also a wide divergence of op inion as to their merits. Some of the senators have openly called most of the consolidation talk ''bunk," and they are not far wrong if what each says of the other' fellow's proposition is correct. However it enn safely be said that the legislature has its work well in hand and that barring unforeseen dis putes it will lie able to clean Up the calendars in good shape when the time to adjourn rolls around. "THE RIGHT TO BE HAPPY" The Big Show-Sunday Only-Matinee-Evening SOCIETY ... ;i. ... 1 (Continued from page two.) Stella Waller, Mrs. Anna Carpenter, M r.and Mrs. Owen f'otterman, Mrs Stele Townseml and Mis. Kngle's dasgh ter, Mrs. V. (I. Polka ami family. On Thursday evening the members of the Jolly Score club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Domogalln on Court street. At the meeting it was decided that the club would soon entertain with a large affair, for which each member is to have the privilege of asking guests L . ... a on nnn t- tt tj u X',. ?aq v,,. c 1 1 t- i n: was asked if the ' Multnomah county I throwing tin can,-or refuse on public H- B-. No- 343- X tott. Requiring to in.-n.jia, the number to 40 aleoaHr.Ti van in fvnr nf th. uawi hihwnv. permission of public service commis- rive nuniireii was pla.ve.ii and he replied that 16 out of 20 favored H. B- No. 309, by Small. Making B'? bef(,rc highway can be built across ffifig "' i "T it. Bepresentstive Burton, a school osts in civil cases proportion to amount rai'roa. f,r.a.tJe- .r I iihar who is said to hp tultino- vncn-'of nrnnnrtv invoiced. I H- B. No. 344, by Mueller- Prohibitum . T 'i p attending the legislature, opposed ! H. B. No. 310, by Achley. Fixing sal- run at large ; .vm.v tfce measure, ana said he thought the ary ot school superintendent and assess- uu : UJ lo cnange -- XBIKni . . iMiig seiiooi census in " ' xjjoxluaivi j. aiiu a nnnv cnnld be snent for mnr needful or of Wallowa ennntv at il Mil and 41 . method of ttil.mg things. j500, reapectively. Multnomah county. Mr. Forbes stated that if the entire: H. B. No. 311, by Anderson. Regulat-' . H- .B- N.0-. Zil)- V Sweeney. Regulat j senate was in favor of the bill, the : ing licensing of asteopathic physicians. g disposition of fees paid bv employes house ought to pass it. I H. B. No. .112, by Belland Defining to hospital associations. Mr. Laurgaard said he was for the duties of county treasurers. H- No- by Ooode. Designat-1 hill a his wife had made a special study , H. B. No. 313. by Thomes. Requiring ing qualifications of school teachers. of the situation and found that if it penalties and interst on unpaid taxes' H. B. No. 348, by Thomas. Declaring j aaasee the schools will be established in paid to district, which levied same. any dam in state of unhepair to be ;i ', the poorer districts of Portland w here j H. B. No. .114, by Jones of Lane. Re public nuisance. thev are badly needed. i quiring state board o'f health to provide 1 1 1 Mr. Mott was in favor of the bill al county physicians with necessary TRY JOURNAL WANT AD Dr. Earl V. Morrow with his uncensored Pictures and Lectures of the In the great European War, by special royal permission of KING ALBERT BLIGH THEATRE ; m ITIiniX MM AND WEDNESDAY TUMir I Mitt Of THE BEST THREE Lv V. I"T Y J--HELEN HOLMES The Fearless Film Star in a new spectacular chapter play H FIRST CHAPTERS No Raise : m in Prices CHARLES CHAPLIN The Screens highest salaried litar in his latest comedy Behind THE Sere en A Million Laughs Never Shown Here Before " jifllla: janjjaaaaaai BLIGH THEATRE PEARL WHITfc. The World's greatest Serial Star in the successful story of the Navy. 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