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SI 3 RSKKKSKKææaææ A Reminder M M (I n STATE LAW-MAKERS PROMPTLY ORGANIZE Bills Offered to Abolish Offices of Market Agent and Prohi bition Commissioner. Thi» is to remind vou that Our January Sale will pos itively close Saturday evening January 31st. Have you investigated our prices? Thousands of |«eopla have and are more than pleased with their purchases. M M $ w SATURDAY is remnant day—Thousands of them to choose from at 1 2 PRICE. « Look ot those Ladies, Mieses and Childrens Coats, suits Dresse» at 82.98—88.98 and 14 98 (in the Bargain Base* ment Ca»h Store). M W ui » D. M. Nayberger | McMinnville, Oregon Bargains The following articles are offered at great reductions in price. For a limited time only. 175.00 White Rotary Sewing Machine now 150 00 25.(0 Vacuum Washing Machine now 1800 3.50 Oak Dining Chairs. Leather Upholstered 3 Í0 1.40 Step Ladder Stools now 1.00 1500 Heating Stoves now 11.00 Silver War» at less than cost See our windows for prices on Aluminum Ware E. Demaray Hdwe CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 7 T J Migratory Waterfowl Ratification of tbs child labor Abundant This Year amendment! to the federal coustltu tlun la going to meet with strong op Thousands of ducks are to be position. found this season on the Potomac Friends of ths amendment took a below Washington, and excellent poll of the bouse and stopped with 88 emphatic negatives registered •booting is reported to the Biologi* ngslnat II, two mor* than enough ts cal flurvey of the United Slates defeat ratification, In the aenate the Department of Agriculture At positive negatives s.atlai.at was not least 50,000 ducks have I wen seen registered so clearly, although tbsrs were enough openly hostile votes to recently within 25 mile* of the 1 hree>f.>urth« lo four- bring the amendment within on* or Capital. two vote» of defeat. fifths of them are canvasbacks, (he Arraugeiueuta have been made fur a others include black duck», scaup», Joint session of tbe svuata judiciary mallards, golden eyes, green wing committee and tbs house committee ed teals, ruddles, and redhead». on r*aoluttons on the evening ot Jan Two hundred to three hundred uary 23. for a public bearing on tbe bill ratifying th* child labor amend. Canada gee»e also were seen and m«nt to th* Vnltvd Stette couslltu thousands of coots. There appear* tlon to be a great increase in migratory Indications ar* that the »vent wlU waterfowl on the Potomac thia attract to th* stat* bous* ou* ot tba season over last largest assemblages during tb* pre» Report* from other districts are «at legislativa s*«slon More ducks Something should b* don* to remedy equally encouraging abuse* in th* pardoning power, pvt and gee*e bav» been seen in east mitt*d by tb* present law, in tb* vptn ern and western Missouri this year ion ot a large number of members uf than for »everal »eason*. Some of the legislature. Salem. While very little of Import ance was accomplished aside frotu ur- guniaatlon during the first week's ses sion uf the state legislature, yet If the celerity with which both house* organised Is an Indication of tb* man ner lu which th* business of th* ses sion ts to be conducted both bouses should have no difficulty lu compl.t- lug thetr labors within the forty-day period Organization wag completed witfajut the factional fights which bave marked gome previous sessions, go there will be no frail of bitter ness to clog tbe legislative wheels. Gui C. .Moser of Multnomah county was selected to preside over tbe , senate and Deuton G Burdick, re pre- j sentative ot Deschutes. Jefferson, Klamath and Lake counties, was elect the old resident* in the Havana, Abolish Budget Commission. ed speaker ot the bouse Both presid III., region of the Illinois River ing officers were named without op Abolishment ot the state budget position. commission as now constituted and state they do not remember any Although there was an undercurrent transference ot the duties ot that de «»aeon when a* many ducks were of opinion when tbe legislature a» partment to tbe state board ot con present at the beginning of Decern* sembled that there would be no con trol with a full time executive secre ber. The United States game certed effort to attack the administra tary is recommended by the budget wardeu for Florida s»y* he ha* tion of Governor Pierce. y*t within an cumuliseli a in Its report to It* state not seen many coots in 25 hour after tbe joint session before legislature which tbe governor had delivered bis The budgat commission believes years, and that waters every-wbere message dissolved bills appeared that th* pres.nt budget law is inade are Nack with them. which attacked pet projects of tbe gov quale to meet the needs ot the state Whooping Gough ernor. Senators Rltner and Taylor in producing a »ati»fa<tory budget and sponsored a measure abolishing the ot believe* that th* establlsbmeut uf a Whooping cough tanka third in flee of state market agent and Repre full lime budget department only will fataiitiM among the commuuicab'e sentative North introduced in tbe bring abeut the d*»tr«d result* ditease* of early childhood. This house a bill doing away with the same Curbing ot tbe present promiscuous statement is made a* a refutation office and also that of the prohibition system 1 ot salary adjuxmant* 1* al*, by the report in a rec of the prevalent belief that whoop- commissioner. In his message the gov- contemplated ' ernor vigorously defended Market emmondutioo 1 that all fee« collected by ¡ng cough ia a dlMaM of mild various stat, department* be' u . «... . Agent C. E. Spence and his depart- th. ' „ jChatacter and of little Importance, ment and he also praised the work of thrown 1 into the general fund and di 'o , . . . ... ha. resulted m less Prohib an 'onimissioner Cleaver. 1 rect appropriation» m.de from lhat fund for the administration of the de (D1*0 half as many fatalities a* panments. | whooping cough in the State» of Portents of strife over r.ormid 'Oregon during the last tea years Ma> ' -strict Appointive Power. The c troversfes that have been ragin ? ’ ween the executive and the fish atu jame commissions for sev- schools are appearing. Oregon now Not only ig whooping cou h ger¡_ has one normal, located at Monmohth, .. . . ... , eral months past may culminate in and this institution dnalree a sub.tan- °Uf ,B 1Uelf but not '«^equertly an effort to divest the governor of the tial sum for enlargement and improba pulmonary tuberculosil foilown in appointive power over the two com- meat*. Th.re 1* also a demand for th* Jts wake. miMions and the Port of Portland, creation of other normal*, on* la I Whooping cough is prevented and placing it in the legislature. .outhern or«» and on* la a«.rk witb the |reate.t difficulty. Ty- There is much sentiment in both Oregon. S«lf4nt.rut will supply th. .. .. ... . friction which wUl come over thgM ‘ P^id <«ver, smallpox, diphtheria houses against placing the appointive power in the legislature on the ground matter*. and scarlet feyer have been con that it constitutes an invasion ot the quered and mearures are available Road Bill* to b* Numerous. prerogatives of the executive In other for their complete control. Highway legiilatlon will be vol urn words it is contended that It consti Inou*. Ther* will be bill* to Increase We know that whooping cough tutes an encroachment of the leglsla th* tax on gaaoline. Bill* to reduce is caused by a definite germ and ture upon the executive and adminis the motor v*blcl* Ucon«* fee«; bills trative field. we know how it spreads. But just Much of the governor's message for permanent franchises for bus as long as parents keep on think lines; bill* regulating headlights; blUs dealt with taxation problems. He ad for having the state police the high- ing that the disease is a mild dis vocated a repeal of the millage high ways and prohibit "speed traps" In order and hence maintain indiffer way tax. enactment of legislation pro small towns; bills to amend tbe stat, ence to the efforts of health otficia la viding for a severance tax; suggested market road law so that counties can to check its spread, just so long a tax upon certain forms of amuse use these funds for matching state and ment enterprises, and urged that all will epidemics continue to exact federal road money, and fully a score moneys collected by state commis of other highway measures. Their their toll of voung lives. sions be turned into the state treas Another reason for lack of control name will be legion. * ury. A measure trill authorise the high is that often the disease is not A plea for additional safeguarding way commlMlob to Issue bonds up to recognized, for the well known of the irreducible school fund was the 4 per cent constitutional limita made, as •‘whoop” may not occur until a tion. The commission has such a. that the tborlty now but wants It made more week or even two week* after the plan be made compulsory in all i Bpeciflc. Th. governor wants to re- onset. In the meantime the child hazardous occupations. pea) the ^«111 rofcd tax and there 1« ia spreading tbe infection all over Need of a reformatory for younger a bln t0 hav. this tax devoted to buy prisoners now in the penitentiary was lBg parks and scenic points on stat* the neighborhood, for it 1* during this period that the disease is also stressed. highways. I TIME TABLE Effective Hept. 7. Tiimiä will arrive e» folion» To Portland No. &W 6 53 A. M No. SA4 MIO A M No. 358 11H3 II II Nil. :v>2 3:4O 1'. M No »Mi n ;i2 II i« Frulli 11‘urtl.utd No. .Vil B M A M Nu. 357 Il Oft II • 1 No. 33» ■ n p. M Ni>. X<l «00 II »• Nu. .356 7:10 II it 355 and‘356 Daily eveept Sunday Sundays ■ special leaves Poreland ■ t 6:45 arrives Dayton 8;0ft; arrive* Corvallis 9; 15 BARBER SHOP feahee J^ai rcutfi ng Agency for Newberg Laundry Dayton, Oregon. INSURANCE FIRE—„LIFE—AUTOMOBILE J L Stuart Dayton. Oregon — ■ 8. C. Purkey Cash Paid For PRODUCE Dayton, Oregon. Mrs. C. E Mauts Rooming House “Best Rooms On Earth Day ton. Oregon. Dr. 0. 0. Goodrich DENTIST Office Phone Red 49 Dayton Oregon. T. A. Snook, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office, Phone Red 79, Dayton, Milton Res. 78x3 Oregon. A THE DAYTON Palmer DAIRY Two deliveries per day Sweet cream always on hand Buy of us, we deliver to your door Dayton, Oregon Phone 71x22 15 Years With FILBERTS moat contagious. Thia fact em phasize» the necesaity for keeping a child, Buffering with what may *eem to be ju*t an ordinary cold, Best paying crop for Willamette at homo and away from other children A cold may bo the first Valley mending as its model the South Caro ' rising vote, th* senat* went on record sign of whooping cough or it may lina law which provides that every as favoring the leasing of Muscle Young stock of best taxpayer shall pay In state income Shoals as against Its operation as a mark the beginning of several in levy one-third the sum he pays under * government project. fectious cir eases. Varieties the federal income tax. Because of the many errors that Whooping cough ia spread FROM BEARING TREES A b an example of bow easily much ' have been discovered la law, enacted ONLY through contact with the needed legislation oan be passed, both at previous sessions of the legislature fresh secretions of the nose nnd houses took house bill »2 and made it the senate this year has employed an a law within a very few minutes after expert proof reader to pass on aJI bills mouth of another perron suffering Dhyton with the disease. it was introduced. The bill gave the before they are engrossed. Oregon A stringent regulation ot country necessary authority for the state tc The prevention of whoopin pay senators and representatives their dance halls would be eotoroed under a cough consists in keeping all child per diem and mileage allowances, as house bill Introduoed by Swan of Lian G. B. ABDILL ren with colds away from othei well as meet other expenses of tbe county. children. This ia & matter solely Three f un pardons, eight reprieves, TINSftfITH and PLUMBER session, the sum ot 125,000 being vot ed. 17 commutations of sentence and 8« within the control of parent» Having installed a Landi» Stitcher A senate resolution calling for an conditional pardons were granted to Take precaution* with your child investigation of State Prohibition 1 Per8oni convicted ot felonies In Oregon and insist on your neighbor doing ■ nd Finisher, I am prepared to do Director Cleaver’s department war!by OoTernor Pierce during the first all shoe repairing with neatness. two years of bl* admlnlatratlon. This likewise. It is a State law that promptly adopted by the house. The committee that will investigate was set out In a report submitted to you report all cases of whooping R. G. Abdill cough to the health officer. George L. Cleaver's administration ol the legislature. Day ton, - . . Oregon Senator Strayer has presented a bill the state prohibition department wll) A vaccine has been developed; which would authorise counties to ap comprise ten members, five from the while it seems to help little in pre ply market road funds to some roads house and five from the senate. venting the disease, it is of conaid« Tbe house committee will be Rush that have been designated as state erable value in reducing the light, Hurlburt, Lonergan, Swan and highways, but which are really market Solution of Puzzle No. 6. road*. It 1* the same measure he In severity of the disease. Fitzmaurice, and the committee Ie Gar land, Eddy, Butler, Johnson and Hare troduced In 1823, when the house de Don’t trifle with whooping The investigating committee Will feated It because Strayer wouldn't sup cough but give it expert care. Income Tax Repeal Regretted. | Legislative Brevitle«. The governor expressed regret at] Senator Johnson of Benton Intro- the repeal of the income tax law duced a bill providing that the dates and urged upon the legislators the ' for paying taxes In Oregon be changed wisdom of passing some other similari from April 5 to May 5. law to equalize the tax burden, recom | With 16 senators supporting It on a i. W. P. Railway Go. Firbrook Ranch <4 by Weitere Newspaper Union) Horizontal. Vertical. •Dail, apirltleee person 7—Projecting piece uf wood vlctoriona XT—Girl’* alrknamr through uthor 27—Acquire M—Hit Ml—Domeotfe aalma •3—<up M—Forcible afroke person The eolation nlll appear 1 b ■A—‘To mnkr amends 40— Mlddara have wide powers. It may subpena witnesses and take their testlmon) under oath and may hold hearing! wherever it desires, though most ol them are expected to be In Salem Early action will be taken so thaï the findings and recommendations ol the committee may be filed with tb< legislature well ahead of the fina port a tourist appropriation. Senator Eddy Is author of two school bills that also may got warm recep tion*. One »pacifies certain fundamen tal subject* for the high school curri culum and th* other provide* for the establishment of Junior collage* In high school districts if the people of tbe district so elsct. The schools would offer two years of college work following the school course. The Dayton High School ha* selected V. If. Ballard’* jewelry store as the place to exhibit their Lincoln Essay Contest Medal. This is second Lincolp Essay Contest for the Volk medallion ot Abraham Lincoln. More than 5000 high schools were entered in last year's contest and each school that applies will receive a medallion medal.
