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PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBERa, i922 ION Dl CHOI S LEAD CREASED DOVER QUARTER T ILL! f&Uadelphia, Not. . -GlKord JMnchot, Pennsylvania's republi can governor fleet, planned to lip out ot the city for a few days Teat and, ne announced, to study liia plans for a new state budget and for a state government - re organization scheme to be pre sented to the legislature. .Lata returns Indicate that Mr. Pinchot's plurality was Increas ing as remote regions of the state wre heard from. Figures receiv ed from T560 ot the 8021 dis tricts In the state gave him 795, 069 votes to 639,577 tor John A. McSparran, his democratic oppo nent, a lead ot 255,492. The returns showed that the democrats carried 27 ot the 67 counties. Major David A. Reed, repub lican elected to the United States senate for the full term begin ning next March, led bis demo cratic opponent, Judge Samuel E. Bhull, by 359,039 votes In 7269 of the districts. The figures were Reed 742,276, Shull 383,239. Oeorge Wharton Pepper, re publican, present United States senator who was elected to fill the unexpired term ot the late Senator Boles Penrose, had a lead of 821,241 over Fred B. Kerr, the democratic candidate, in re' turns from 7304 districts. The figures were Pepper 763,577, Kerr 422,256. Unofficial returns indicated that the democrats gained six congressmen in Pennsylvania, . giving them a delegation ot sev en, and that they also had in creased their representation in the legislature. CONSTANTINOP IE STILL UNEASY Paris, Nov. 9. (By Associated Press.) The situation between the Kemallsts and the allies at Constantinople remains very seri ous but without any new develop ments, according to latest mess ages received today by the French foreign otflce from the Near East. The attitude ot the Angora government which has been grow .leg progressively stiff er ot late is said to depend largely on whether the Lausanne peace conference is to be held as originally scheduled or postponed and the French ob servers fear hostile moves by the Turks it a delay Is finally deter mined upon. Ismet Pasha, the Turkish nation alist foreign minister, now la in Constantinople awaiting word re garding the holding of the con ference before proceeding to Luuu anne, of which he Is to be the principal nationalist delegate. A delay in starting the conference would result In his return to An gora. This, it is believed, will be almost certain to causa trouble. It requiros approximately $1800 to' equip and to train a regular Unit ed States noluior for one year, lue average fur a National Guardsman U estimated as only $275. FOR ITCHJN6 TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin fcritation, and that makes the skin soft, dear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with Zemo, which generally overcomes skin diseases. Eczema, Itch, Pimples, Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear overnight. Itching usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, anti septic liquid, clean, easy to use and dependable. It costs only 35c; an extra large bottle. $1.00. It is positively safc for tender, sensitive skins. Many Official Heads To Fall As Result Political Overturn Assumption of the executive chair by Walter M. Pierce, victor ious democratic Candidate, seat January, is expected to be follow ed by a general exodus ot depart ment heads and state employes generally who owe their attach ment to the stats payroll to the patronage of Governor Olcott, and the appearance ot many new faces in state house circles. n fact many Olcott supporters now holding lucrative positions In the employ of the state are al ready casting about tor a soft spot on which to alight when the gen eral house cleaning, which is con fidently expected, is undertaken. Many of those occupying the most desirable state offices at the dis posal ot the governor are expect ed to tender their resignations immediately upon the advent ot the new administration, rather than await' the inevitable descent of the executioner's axe. Highway Jobs Plums. Choicest among the plums to be gathered by the supporters of the victorious candidate are those in the state highway department, with particular reference to the position of state highway engi neer which is now filled by Her bert S. Nunn at a salary ot $7200 a year. Neither la the Job of sec retary to the state highway com mission, now- filled by Roy A. Kllon at a salary ot $4800 annual ly, to be overlooked, not to men' tlon the several other subordinate positions in that department at salaries ranging in desirability from $300 a month upward. Of course these positions are directly at the disposal ot the highway commission, rather than the gov ernor himself, but the commission is appointed by the governor and a complete new deal is expected in this department following the ac ceptance of the responsibilities of the state's affairs by Pierce. Only slightly less desirable than the highway department jobs are the three industrial accident eom- mlsBionershlps carrying with them salaries ot $3600 annually and all at the disposal ot the governor. William A. Marshall, republican, has been a member of this com mission since its organization in 1914. serving under three gov ernors, but Will T. Kirk, republi can, and J. W. Ferguson, demo crat, are both Olcott appointees and are expected to follow him out of office next January. Adjutant General Puzzle. The status of the adjutant gen eral, a position now occupied by Georgo A. White at a salary of $4800 a year, is also expected to come to issue in the general clean up. Formerly an ornce'a tue ais- posal ot the governor, an amend ment to the state's military code, put through during the 1921 leg islative session, virtually gives White a life time lease on this highly desirable position. Wheth er or not this amendment will stand the test of constitutionality is a matter ot some dispute In the W T.1 a Not a Laxative Nujol is a lubricant not ft medicine or laxative so cannot gripe. When you are constipated, not enough of Nature'a lubricating liquid is pro duced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving. Doctors prescribe Nujol because It acta like this natural lubricant and thus replaces It. Try it today. (I it acta line J I this natural I I jT lubricant and B 1 f Pttiolil thus rep"" 1 SFH It. Try it to- I I A Ll'rW3K.ANrNOT A UAXAf IVE f ' Bungalow Aprons Special Showing of New Bungalow Aprons The average housewife seldom finds herself with too many aprons therefore this special offering will find favor with those, who wish to select one or several more at special prices. Materials are of good quality "Scirrhoma in checks or laree plaids. Come in open side,, slip-on or open shoulder styles. The pockets, neck and sleeves have trimmings of nckracic craia. 98c, $1.29, $1.25, $1.49, $1.75 GALE & COMPANY Commercial and Court Streets 1l minds of many who have given It consideration and a test of its validity la awaited with interest in many quarters. The -corporation commissioner- ship, the offloe of state Insurance commissioner and the position ot state engineer, now filled by T. B. Handler, A. C. Barber and Percy M. Cupper, respectively, and each carrying salaries ot $3600 yearly are all regarded as highly desir able plums are at the disposal of the state's chief executive. The position of private secretary to the governor, now tilled by Don H. Upjohn at a salary yof $3000 a year will also provide an .open ing for a supporter of the new ad ministration. Waxdenship Changes. Ot the eleven state institutions only one is directly under the jur isdiction of the governor. This Is the state prison with its war denship paying $3000 a year and "found" and its several subordi nate positions, all of which are re garded as political plums for the picking of the victor. . The heads of the other state Institutions are under the jurisdiction of the state board ot control, including the governor, secretary ot state and state treasurer, requiring the ac tion of at least two of these offi cials to bring about a change. In many quarters, especially Jn Marlon, a vote against Olcott in Tuesday's election was a protest against what Is characterized as the domination of state institu tional affairs by Dr. R. E. Lee Stetner, superintendent of the state hospital for the insane, whose removal as head of this in stitution Pierce must at least at' tempt if he is to continue in the good graces of many of those whose votes contributed toward his election. Removal of W. L. Kuser and Mrs. Kuser as superintendent and matron, respectively, of the state training school for boys, is also expected to follow the advent of the new administration. In this move it is highly probable that Pierce would be supported by State Treasurer Hoff, who strenu ously opposed the employment of the K users, who were brought to Oregon about a year ago to dis place Mr. and Mrs. I M. Gilbert wnt at very material salary ad-j vances. With combined salaries! aggregating $5000 a year and "found" thasa positions are re garded by many as the moat tempting morsels on the state's political menu. Price Paokacet Many. State employes owing their at tachment to the publie payroll In directly to their loyalty to the chief executive form a rather lengthy list. Among the most de sirable of these might be Included the following: . Master fish warden; appointed by fish commission, at a salary of $3800 a year Director of hatcheries; appoint ed by fish commission; salary $300. , . State game warden; appointed by game commission; salary $36000. State health officer; appointed by state board of health; salary $4000. . .. Secretary of state fair board; appointed by fair board. These, ot course, "do not take into consideration the numerous appointments made by the gov ernor to fill vacancies in elective positions, . due to resignations, deaths, etc., a numerous list in it self in a four year term. Raisin Bread DeLuxe Kaltin bread de luxe gener ously filled with luicioua seeded raisins ii now available at gro cers sod neighborhood bake shops. Real raisin bread with at least eight tempting raisins to the slice t the kind you like. - Order now and serve tonight for dinner. Made with Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins the best raisins for bread, and all home cooking uses. Had Tour Iron Today? jggggggggggjggg - , .-- WW Extraordinary Values in COAT'S- SUITS DRESSES A HOT TODDY Qet a sample at your Druggist's used to be the thing to take when you felt a cold coming NOW there is a better way "nip it in the bud with BINZ Bronchi-Lyptus'Kthe soothing, relieving, Euca-' lyptus cough- syrup. Simple safe. Contains, no narcotics r and no alcohol. Also comes In Cough Drop form. BRONCHI-LYPTUS "Doctors recommend it f 1 HARTMANN TAXI 1 ' i'" H 8 U 8 (vl J T -AND Women's Haberdashery We have some excellent buys in women's outer and Inner garments and are offering extra ordinary values for this season of the year. Women's and Misses' Sport Coats $14.75 to $24.75 Women's and Misses' Dress Coats $19.75 to $44.75 Women's and Misses' Cloth Dresses $9.75 to $24.75 Women's and Misses' Silk Dresses $14.75 to $44.75 Women's and Misses' Silk Petticoats $1.98, $3.98 to $7.48. Women's and Misses' Wool Dress Skirts $3.98, $6.95 to $9.75. Women's and Misses' Outing Flannel Gowns 98c, $1.48 to $2.98. Women's and Misses' Pongee Silk Bloomers 98c Women's and Misses' Knitted Scarf and Cap Sets, $3.98 to $6.95. . Bungalow Aprons in good quality Percale, 98c to $1.48. Women's Bungalow Aprons in good quality ging hams, $1.48 to $3.98. Women's and Misses' Seamless Silk Hose 98c Women's Silk Umbrellas .... $4.95, $6.95 to $12.48 Women's Silk Scarfs ....$1.39, $1.98 to, $3.98 Women's Knitted Wool Scarfs $2.98, $3.98 to $7.48 ' Our Pay As You Go Plan leaves you with a bank balance at the end of the month. ' Ok Go Popular Prices WHERE THERE IS CIRCULATION THERE IS LIFE USE CAPITAL JOURNAL WANT ADS A G E Trunks, Bags and Suitcases Our showing of Luggage is very complete. In our line of Trunks you will find the Indestructo, Hartman and many other dependable lines Genuine leather Hand Bags priced from $4.75 and up. Suit Cases priced from $1.50 and up. Trunks priced from $7.50 and up. Let us show you we always sell for less. G. S. 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Naturally you will desire white and flesh, the time-honored under-dress shades, but to day you can enjoy with equal satisfaction, the WASHABLE PUSSY WILLOW in forty blaSo C includm orchid' maize tea rose, bright-eye, jade, gray, navy blue and Wa'ShaS F pttIIv w?TrPar??te!d fast, 10 washinS and fast to the sun ranks WAbHABLE PUSSY WILLOW as the favored Si k for tub dresses that fill a niche in intlrS and fr blU?ea V.at must alwayg aPPear immacuSe as wdl as harmonize rW S.ItSvPW tt is the lnble first choice for the underslips that have made the sheerest of frocks possible and wearable; for the petticoats that the circular swirla are revealfng; for the pajamas that afford comfort aatoiiffi robes as well Yes, the genuine PUSSY WILLOW costs a little more, but it's worth it. the Genuine carries the name Mallinson. fi ff 4h M , r A listen KKii.. w FREE Mallinson's Patterns for Underwear, given with each piece of Pussy Willow JL f GyxGoch. 1 PHONE 11 Court and Liberty Streets I