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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC. ORF.CON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1929. TWO 1 m ooo, including WanhliiKton, I,i:in. I i Klumath, UoukUb, Juckou mid Coon; fourth cIhi. mure than liio, I uuo.000 and Icon than 4G,UUU,0U0, j i including Clatsop, Yamhill, Baker' Union, Tillamook, Polk. Wasco. Co lumbia, 1'hUIou, l4chute ttiid ' Mnlhmir; fifth claim. 1bw than 2u,-: OUD.o-Kf, including Wallowa, Moi-j 'row, hood Kiwi. Lake. Glillam. I : Sherman. Lincoln, llauiey, Jose-! j pliliif, Grant, Crook, Jofferson, Wheeler and Curry. , &.)cified SaUrito I in Huiain's iti me louowiug -"uuty uiine-in, uancu ujmju muiu 1 I clunuificatlons, are att follows: j In counting of the ft rat claa: Five Officials of Douglas nherllf, Iti.OtHI; trfamirer. SI. Sou; W..M r.. P R . : ,,'"'K- ooi nup.rinienu -MEASURE GOES THROUGH HOUSEi TIRE VEHICLES i WOMAN'S NIGHT EASTERN STAR MEMBERS THEFT RECITED 4 TAKE NOTICE ., ! 8lxior White, Ix-puty (or the Worthy ..praiid Matron. will be with us ou Thursday 4 evening. Feb. 21st, and she wants to meet all the mem- bars. By order of the Worthy Matrou. 4 Free Johnson, 8ec. 4 DAILY WEATHER REPORT IN full killed him outright bad not another The i member of the, huntinc party V. 8. Weather Bureau Of .ice, h(taii, wal, ot ih biack maned va-i named Padlar when be walked right Into a grown lion iuiking there. OKLAHOMA CASE Rowburg. Oregon. Data reported ; rU.ty id to be the fiercest of ; The lion turned on Padlar but waa Under Schedule School Supt. Listed $400 Boost. Judge and Treasurer for $200 ' Additional. Under the salaries bill, H. B. 522, parked by the tower house, the treasurer and county judge of Douglas county, now receiv ing salaries of $1,800 and $2,000, . respectively, would each get $20is more yearly. An increase of $400 per annum is provided for the school superintendent, at , present getting $1,800. County commisnoners' pay would be rained from $5 to $7 per day for actual services, plus expenses, "and the sheriff would continue to receive his present salary of , $2,5CO. The rchedule provides $200 less for both the county clerk and assessor, each receiv . ing $2,400 now, but the bill has a proviso that no existing sal aries rhall be reduced. eitt, $3,j00; aanesi.Gr, Ci,0U0; coun : ty conunlrmionertf, St.Ono, In count let of Kecond cIuhh: re i cordT, $1,nihi; Mo-riff, 92,lw. ; treasurer. S2.ioo; clerk. $2,400 for touI"' JuJ-i's. S2.4oo; iwhool l pti iiiumjrin, , HDHi-DKur, Jou; county coimnUrflonerri, f.ooo. ' In round') of thn third dans: I recorder, 1.5u0; sheriff, 52,5Hi; t treasurer. U.iwo; county judf. $2.- 2oo; clerk, S2.200; achool auperlt, tendt-ut, $2,200; auHessor, $2,200; I county coniniiMHfouers, seven dol- larn iS7l per day. j In eotintlfH of the fourth dun. j sheriff, $2.4oo; irfHsui-er. Jtl.fiOK, I county Judge, $2, loo; clerk. $2. I'm; , HchMI HUperlntendenl, S2.1on; ua-, tfstior, 12.100; county commission-1 j ern. aix dollars (81) per day. ! In c-oumieH of the fifth i:Ihs: ! nheriff, S2.:i00; treutturer. SI 1 j j county judge, 82,ooO; clerk. SJ.ooo, j mnnor, 92,01)0; county coiumlsHloti rn, five dollars (I.i) per day. The act provldea that all neces- j nary expensea ahall he allowed of- ; ficera, anil It also piovitO-H that thl SAI.KM. Ore., K' h. 2u. - Solid I ,i.e trucks u ill not lie P"uUted wiiM .t thi- hounc Wwlnewlay morn- ""ST Bbou -. a year. u, : u la. A almllart, , 1 ""''' "" "- hui 1.-.U-.. in 14.-7 and '1"1' ut "'- "resenl w.it deieaied in tiie senate. h ,u- l.;j;id limits on solid tire vehicles ' ' bu-IwIII be itduced atitr January 1. .ta.&ANITY DEFENSE PLEA 2t. l!3o from 2.o-o MUiids. the pre-, OF WALLA WALLA 6LAYER B. t luiiit. to i,oou waun me onu i tin- pioriihlllon lconieti ennne l'r. hJ Win) teoroiogtsi m : nnni OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb." 80. A 8 , . mMnuhi onirv f .wn-- liarou.etrlc pieatiure reduced office throuah a window ' to 5 charged today Klruit Mrs. O. 0..KeUl1 ve mi,iUu' f Hammonds, former confidential uttM'day ,er ueD V ' sectary to Henry 8. Johnston. "'bwl U-mperattir yeate.day suspended governor, in testimony VWe8t lemPt'rHtur llllfht before the Oklahoma bouse Inveatl- Average temperature for the gating committer. k, ,' T."."" C. A. Wallace. former niht !N"rmal leDIratur Ior ! u cl. hmnn ut ll.u .iutuh...i.d .ni.l ' aal .... ... Preclo. in Inches and Hundredth? 4 .30.42 50 5 36 4ti 44 rrived on the scene. i.n luBl At iilnae ranae. Lucy did not have the slightest; (J. P. Lucy has long been known chtuioe for action as the Hon sprang ! as a big game hunter, being a s Pe tri t ant ly and struck him down. It cialist in lion hunting. In 1927 he mauled him ferociously on his left ' returned to Kngland with 2H0 lions side and probably would have 'as his total bag at that lime.) for 24 hours, 0 .66 in two years, the load limit will oe litiucij to 22.000 -)UIid. Pneumatic tires are claimed io b- miir-policlnn, as tiie owner who ovi-rioad: harm.- hla own Urea. Text Book Bill Passes Senator Kmlier'a bill providing for ext-b-ck cbaiiRes every ten c;trH pinned the senate today. The imaMUie would tt:iplant the pi"ea eni law whereby one-third of the Iwoks are chuitKcd evMj-- two years. Tn riahur bill applies to elemen lury and high nehoolH. Koine argument preceded the I vole on a hill fostered by the re- t publican atiite central committee I uuUmrlzinii central committ political parlies to fill vacancies in 1 parly tickets occurring after irl- mary e WALLA WALLA, Wash., Fob. 2". Not guilty by reason of Insanity of the murder of John W. iirook, attorney, slain at his home here December 9, lJ2H, way the plea in terposed by counsel for K. L. i Lee) Wilkins, when arraigned in Huieiior court here today. Wilkins la chained by the state uiih murder in the flrat degre-. Kxercitting his right of law. -Wii h Mr-- II , a.,ii, i t-rscin. m a h .,rv i.... r .hB Precipitation awing back a scroen on the wiu-1 7'" 5, a" ra Hw nf IhB rvrnnr'. ntft, -r.ttil1 .Teclp. BlllCe 1st mOUtll enter. Wallace said the incident oc- 0trn,ml p re1ciK or thl n"ml1h 4 iy curred about 11:30 o'clock on To! trm 8epL hQ aorin night in ic,7 l dote 13.9j ,P?K "llltoViS.19. Wallace re-' idi.ePr,'C", frm 8'"t- 'mm l'"' 1t,2K K7i Normal aeasonal p reel p. Sept. Now told bim Mrs. Ham monds had called Kdwards to her office and Informed him he would i.m . u iu tv """ Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday: ; moderate temperature. kins made no plea, remaining muie while his attorney. Herbert C. Biy son. Interposed a written plea. The plea alleges that wtlklns H the time of the slaying of Brooks innttee , waH jn8ttne amj mentally lrreapous ''8 " ' ihle, that the Insanity of Wilkins continues as to any matter in volving the person of Brooks, but U now ernor's office and take some vulu- a"'? tlkeKdwards to one side and ! JACK LCY NOTED HUNTER ' told him I had seen Mrs. .Kdwards i ! pmer t hp office " Wallne Haid. I "Kdwards told me to keep my i NAIKOIH, Kenya. British mouth abut if job." is the time to overhaul that car. Ask us about our new winter gear grease. Special price on brake lining jobs. COLORADO RESCUE PARTY I FACING SEVERE TASK Mwociutrcl l'1-t-M I -(U- U SAI.KM, Ore., Feb. 20. Classifi cation of the counties of the state In five groups according to as-1 ne used valuation, and a uniform ' salary schedule for each class, ar: providefl for in houe bill T22 which passed the house Wednesday morn In:. i According tn Die bill the rutin-; ties are classified as follows- on the basis of equalized valuation first class, ?lf.o.ono,uoo or mori in cluding Multnomah comity onlv ; i recond class, more thnn ST'i.ooo.tiuo and less than tl'Mi.oOo.ouo. includ-' log IyHiie, Marion, Clackamas and 1'matilla: third class, more tliaii ftf. non moo and less f Tit n STY'inu.. measure will not reduco any exist- " . , . ".;. '. .. .mentally reaponsible. HII. ! "urd " I Chapman Survives i ju. S4.nale passed the joint Mult- ! Without debate the aenate today , nomuh delegation liill providing for i killed by indeflntte postponement ( a Cf),lt iirense for smelt fishing the Hull-Dunne resolution deiiKiud- j t) Samly i Iver and limiting a day's (.vutl Fnm fajnl wire) ing thai the Oregon Voter organi- catch to 2f. pounds. ! DL'KANtlO, Colo.. Feb. 20. Men zation and C. C. Chapman, Its edi- New Highway Plan mi snow ehoett will haul -food on lor. be ousted from the capltol. The many measures beroie the! sleds into the snowbound regions ' Hall and Hunne charged rhapman j roads and highways committees, : around .Si Iver ton. Colo., if the rail : und his crew with lobbying. advising 'be mate highway rie-1 toads are unable to clear their With only 14 opposing votes, the j partnient now to proceed towards tracks into the district within the lower house Wednesday inotnimi ci jnpictiun of the state highway next few days. This was decided i passed home hill 4"7 providing 1 Fymem. were added to today when last night when It was found that ; that commissioners of the poit of Senator Kiepper introduced a joint 'h blizzard the previous night caus Portland chilli be elected by the j resolution that would provide $20,-1 ed several small snow slides to peni le of .Multnomah county and j ooo.otio In the m xt five years. I tumble down upon the- tracks not by the legislature. , Since it is estimated that $20,-;uhili have beeu blocked since The Kuhli hill to combine th i oihi.oo i y neres.saiy to finish (lie system tiie resolution provides that the commission litMie SI.oom.ihk) In bonds each year fur five years. Tiie other $ir,nnn,niio will come 1 o from n"'t(r vehicle lirenrw and Arundel, plnnn tuner. I'hone tS' wanted to keep my j Africa. Feb. 21. Jack Lucy, tarn- gj I ous Kngllsh hunter and w idely -o I known among Americans, Is in a J The Loyal Women's Class of j serious condition at a local hospi- g Christian , Church will hold a cook- uu irom a norruymg niauimg d ed food sale at Parslow's store t lion- Saturday, Feb. 23. Lucy, who was out ' o I and Countess Baiho on IT.of ha rKur-iis akfinalnhM anil '. uvnuilli l.,n In L' 1 1 1 m .. t. ....... n , rtT, forerer. Tirana . Road Stand v?k, stalkliiR through . do, I WSESlWZtZ tit with Count g an a huntlnt; MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Phone-268 443 N. 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