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It Was Frustrating Weskend For State Legislators SALEM (VP1) Saturday, then Sunday, were days of disappoint ment, bitterness, frustration and confusion in the Capitol building. The legislature was supposed to adjourn sine die but didn't. Saturday was a day of hopeful anticipation when the Senate and House convened at 9 a.m. But as the day grew longer, lier In the week, notified the I Senators suggested going home speaker he had gone home. until Monday. Musa stalled them. Pages stuffed legislators' papers iThen at 11 p.m., the Senate re and books into boxes piled up , cossed until Sunday afternoon, along the walls of each chamber. I The news stunned many secre- Lawmakers families who had taries, clerks and onlookers. The come to ' Salem to see the final j House threatened to quit until hours became weary. j Monday. Then, after a caucus of Desk staffs worked frantically nearly an hour, agreed to quit un to keep records straight. I til Sunday too. A pretty page exploded, "Damn, this will go on forever." A representative's wife, tired and puzzled, scolded her husband, "We can't stay. There's no place for the children to sleep." At midnight, the representatives trickled out of the capitol. Sunday, no one was much hap- pier 'about the political situation," but a night's sleep had made it possible to laugh a little. The spark of impending ad." journment had died away, but the' fire of the feud had not. Mon., June 3, 1963 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 tempers shortened, plans were changed, the unexpected became MARKET FIRST-OF THE WEEIl the rule. Spectators in the galleries were confused as each house met for while to act on a few bills, then recessed to wait for the other, and to let legislators confer. D It was late in the afternoon when the trouble surfaced. The House refused to vote on the heavily lobbied three - way workmen s compensation meas i V -' : BYRD'S m1 Ml U j ure. PROUD POSSESSION Lorry Wheatley, 16, gingerly holds the article identified by a Roseburg teacher as o mastodon tooth. Young Larry, an amateur archaeologist, found the tooth on Deer Creek. (News-Review photo) " . ' PRIMEVAL PRIZE Local Youth Discovers Large Mastodon Tooth In Deer Creek By Bev Brook News-Review Staff Writer A mastodon lost a tooth about 20.000 years ago, but It was only recently that Larry Wheatley, 16, found it. , Larry, who lives at 2143 NE Klamath and who is a sophomore at Roseburg High School, is an avid searcher for Indian arrow heads. He also spends a good part of his time looking for fossils, rocks and other scientific objects. His recent search took him about 2 miles east on Deer Creek. There, submerged in the water on the creek bottom, he discovered the tooth which had been shed Thousands of years ago by th giant prehistoric creature. Size of Fist The incisor or molar, whichever the case might be, is about the size of Larry's doubled-up fist. To his knowledge there has been only one other found in the Roseburg area. Larry took the tooth to his for mer science teacher; John Hausot- fer, an instructor at Joseph Lane Junior High School. He made a positive identification of the tooth and said it was about 20,000 years old. The mastodon became extinct about 10,000 years ago, Larry said. According to Larry, the Masto don, a vegetarian, was a large ani mal about the size of an elephant. only shorter. It had tusks as well as teeth, and its body was covered with long shaggy hair. The tooth In question had seven "cones" or ridges which indicated that the mastodon was old when it died, said Hausotter. As the tooth wears, more tooth grows, thus forming the tones, Hunts Arrowheads Larry has been hunting arrow heads for about two years. He now has about 150. These, together with various rocks and fossils he has found, have made storage some what of a problem, Larry admits. Every nook and cranny and closet in his room is full, he said. The problem will intensify, too, since Larry said he never comes back from his forays empty-handed. He expects to varnish the tooth to preserve it. At the time of its discovery, it had to be handled I the basis of a career. FALLS OFF MOUNT WINDSOR. England (UPD Prince Philip bruised his right shoulder Sunday when his polo pony stumbled during a match here. Philip was thrown to the ground while a crowd of nearly 10.000 spectators watched. Queen Eliza beth left the grounds five minutes before the accident occurred. CAS M APPLIANCE DEALER DIRECTORY delicately since it had become so water-soaked. Larry will have to build some kind of small crate around it, too, to protect it from curious hands. Larry first became Interested in arrowheads after seeing the well known collection of Earl Henbest. He plans to continue with his hob by and science studies and it s even possible they might become The Senate issued an ultima tum: Vote on the bill or the Sen ate will adjourn until Monday. ., House members were polled. When leaders were certain the bill could not pass, the rules suddenly were suspended. The House then killed the measure. Throughout the evening and night the hallways between the Senate and House were jammed with clusters of lobbyists. Some, smi.ing and relaxed were waiting to see what would happen. Others, angry, tense and threatening, frantically tried to get last-minute consideration of net measure. By evening, all that blocked ad journment was a decision on high er education salaries, and whether the Portland tuberculosis hospital should be closed. Conferees argued, pleaded, threatened. But each chamber, sore at the other, refused to give Sen. Dan Thiol. 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