Dayton tribune., February 05, 1925, Image 8

% I LEGISLATURE ANO
GOVERNOR CLASH
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NOTICE
Our January Sale that has been running during the
month is now coming to a close, as our Sale will positively
cloae Saturday evening. January 31st.
We bare thousand« of Bargains for you, but you will
have to hurry.
Removal ot PortCommlst'oners
Prompts Action to Curtail
Appointive Power.
tax. fish pound«» tax. cigarette tax<
Natural Soap Factorie»
or other taxes which Governor Ptarc«
Moat of the raw material procured
suggested The governor has not pre­ from the Interior of the earth must
pared auy of, these bills himself and go through various processes before it
no one «Ise appears enthusiastic may be utilised, though much Is de
snough over such subjects to take th« Uvered ready for use t\>al and suit
time to draft them and lobby them are familiar »sample« ami In some Io
callties ready made soap la found One
through.
natural “plant'' la at Ashcraft, British
Two pardon bills fell by the wayside Columbia, another hi Nevada, and u
In the house when they were reported third at Oken's Lake, Cui , soup from
adversely and were, upon vote. Indefin­ which places hue been used In quun
itely postponed.
Gue provided th« titles for many years.
supreme court should have the pardon
Ing power after hearings, while the
Bayberry Candle»
other prescribed the drawing of Juries
1 he berries are eollucted from the
Io determine pardons, bearings to be bayberry bush and boiled In pulls of
public and expenses to be borne by water. The wax rises to the ton. Is
skimmed off, and boiled again, hog-
th« applicant.
A bill altering the present marriage ular candle wicks are cut the desired
license law as ft pertains to medical length, attached to a rod dipped In
certificates lias been Introduced by1 warm water and then dipped Into the
pall of wax several times. Allow the
Representative Tucker. Linn county Wax to harden between times The
It would abolish the medical certlft wax should be kept Just warm enough
cate now required and permit use of a to be In a liquid state.
personal affidavit ot applicant lu Its
,t^d Tb» latter would bav. to swsar
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time table
Effective Sept. 7
Trains will arrive as follows
To Portland
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8al«ui—While tha first two weeks
of the present sesatou were rather dull
and uninteresting. the third week wit-
l eased tha loug expected break be-
I tweeu tha governor and the laglsla
lute The governor op ned hoatllltie«
355 andt35G Daily <mmpt Sunday
when he attempted to remove five
members of the Port of Portland corn
Sunday« a apccial leave« Port land
mission and qppolnt in their places
at (1:45 arrives Dayton *;05; arrives
new men. The legislature promptly
Corvallis H;I5
took up the gage of battle by passing
a bill which takes from the governor
the appointment of member* of the
commission and placas it with tbe leg 1
A Musical Bar
islature, and In the bill the commi* I that the applicant hud been ft«« trom
Tbe word bar when applied to mu
sionera which the governor sought to disrasv for a year preceding date of ale between
two vert leit I lines Of the
remove are named.
score. Is not correct. The bar simply
application.
The speed with which this bill was
divides the music Into portions of
Legislative Junkets ON
passed up to the governor is a sblulug
There will be no legislative junket* equal duruttou Much portions tire
example of how a well organized legis­
really measures of music, or ns It wax
^dircufttng
to the University of Oregon and Ore
called In undent tfhies, “muslca men-
lature can function when there I* an
gon Agricultural college during the surstls," to distinguish It from the
Agency for Nenlu rg Laundry
incentive After a discussion of four
present session, according to announce old “muslca choralls," In which all the
or five hours the bill passed he senate
ment made by tbe joint ways and notes were df the same length
and within an hour aft»- it reached
means committee of tbe senate Mid
the house it passed that bedy tn the
Dayion,
Oregon.
house. In Heu of tbe customary Jun
Worae Luck
senate only Fisk, Joseph, Kinney and
keta. con mit tee« of the ways and
It
was
In
Twin
Peaks
tunnel
Some-
. I Zimmerman voted againat It and in
I lhc
only Mott and MHisr Un- means cotamlttde will Inspect the edu thing happened to the lights and they
I catlonal institutions and report their all went out for a moment. When
INSURANCE
doubtedly the governor will veto tbe findings to the iexislaturr
they came back a woman complained
I bill, and It certainly will be passed
Fl RE—vi.!FE—A UTOMOBILE
A Joint house resolution. Introduced to the conductor. “Sopiebody kissed
over his veto.
by Speak ;- Burdick, would require tbe me I” "Gwan." grow led a workman
J L. Stuart
"You ain't got no kick
Somebody
Would Curb Governor's Powers.
stale supreme court to give Its opinion
Several other measures aimed at the upon Important quemions upon "sol­ swiped me veul cutlet Now. what do Dayton.
Oregon
governors appointive powers were in­ emn occasion«" when required by tlfe yub think o’ that!"—Sun Francisco
Bulletin.
troduced. among them bills to transfer governor, the senate or the house of
appointments to the fish commiesfon. representatives, and all such opinions
s. C. Purkey
Not Known to Science
game commission and the penitentiary shall be published in counwtkiu with
The geological survey says that
Cash Paid For
to the board of control. What the out- th« reported decisions of tbe court. It
oorne will be In the struggle between ' is provided that a constitutional j there are no springs known to n storm.
PRODUCE
Any such condition would be caused '
the governor and legislature no one |
amendment providing for ihU shall be by the air pressure on the outaldo of D.utori
can foretell, but most observers look submitted to the praiple at the next the spring
9DHD«T lessening.
le«Ma*nlnt? lina
^U«aa..,.
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Oregon.
due tn
to the change
for some turbulent time« during the general or special »lection.
of Ilie barometer. However, such a
remainder cf tbe session.
change would hardly be noticed and
School Bible Reading Asked.
few. If any. streams of tjils sort have
The
cations are that this week
Senator Garland has introduced
been discovered.
will cl.
up the investigation Into bill providing for a commission
Rooming Hou««
of 1
the s:a
prohibition department. Just nine members to select certain por
what th
What
Can
You
Remember?
■commendaiIsns of the spe- tions of the Bible each year to be
dal committee of Investigators will be
The man who suld that he could re
read In the public schools, the parts
member an Incident which occurred Day ton.
la as yet a matter of guess, but It is
<kegon.
selected being designed to tench moral when he was six months old must
not Hkaly that there will be a full lty and r^^ct for law
have had a peculiarly vivid hnaglmi-
committee report favoring abolition
superintendent would be ex officio tlon. Some people can remember buck
of the department There Is a pos
chairman. The other members would to their third or even second year, but,
slbillty that the committee may be
be chosen from church denominations, as a rule, all thut occurred prior to
dentist
equally divided on this question and
not more than one from each denomin one's fifth year Is blotted out.
another possibility that a majority
atlon, and one member to be a Jew,
Office Phone.Red 49
may favor abolition.
The Greateat Empire»
one a Catholic and one a Christian
George L. Cleaver, head of the de­ Scientist.
The British empire does not embrace Dayton
Oregon.
partment, has already been censured
• Text books for high and elementary "far and away more people than any
for being too active politically and
schools of the state, purchased by the otlKr empire," aa some have claimed
there is a possibility that the com
state and Ignt to the schools. Would be Although It Includes about one fifth of
mlttee may recommend bl« withdrawal I
the total population of the world,
provided by house bill 2u6. The sum
China can make an equal claim, the
as prohibition commissioner.
Physician and Surgeon
of *750,000 is sought to be appropria­
approximate figures for each empire
Testimony of sensational nature was
ted by the bill for the biennium.
Office, Phone Red
ii. s, 78«.;
being 4.V>,OOO.OOO.
spread before the legislative commit­
I
Would Investigate Stock Sales.
tee investigating the state prohibition I A sweeping investigation of stocks,
Dit y ton,
Oregon.
Left Poor Author Alone
department. From this testimony it 1 bonds and other securities sold dur-
Tha
shortest
rim
for
a
play
Is
re
appeared that the office of Cleaver ‘ Ing the past five years in th« state is
ported from Australia. It was a four
spent more time in checking up of
contemplated In a resolution Intro­ act play. At the end of the first act
fleers than In running down moca-
THE DAYTON DAIRY
duced Ln the house by Representative the duties left; at the end of the sec­
shiners or bootleggers.
ond.
(he
audience,
and
at
the
end
of
Gordon of Multnomqh county.
May Investigate Penitentiary.
It creates a committee compoaed of the third, the actors themselves de
Investigation into the affairs of the the speaker and two other members sorted Boaton Transcript.
Oregon state penitentiary to deter­
of the bouse and It Is understood that
mine whether the institution has been
Sheep Lead» ’Em Chate
Ha purpose Is to probe into every
conducted efficiently under the pres
After following a sheep 23 miles In
stock or bond Issue ot magnltud« au
ent administration, probably will be
thorfzed by the corporation depart an effort to capture It, <>tll< lais of the
board of agriculture of Britain finnllv
demanded in a resolution now being
ment during the last five years. Par­
had to aho<A the animal, which was
drafted. Although no definite plan
ticularly, It is understood, the com­
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supposed to have been subjected to Dayton, IIregon
has been worked out, it was reported
mittee will Investigate the securities the foot-and mouth disease.
that the investigation might be con­
sold by public utility corporations
ducted along lines similar to that of
Under the provisions of a bill intro­
What’a Poatcrity to Do?
the probe now involving the state pro­
duced by Senator Eddy, any person
What are we to do for big, auccem»
hibition department.
driving a motor vehicle while intoxi­ ful men In the future? These who
The joint ways and means commit­
cated would be guilty of a misdemeau walked three or four miles to school
tee of the house and senate reported
or, and upon conviction would be sub­ and underwent many hardships In
out favorably a bill providing for an
ject to a fine of not leas than »100 nor their youth soon will be all gone.—
Best paying crop for Willamette
appropriation of 11,600,000 with which
more than »500 and by imprisonment Toledo Blade.
to assist the farmers of the statu
in the county Jail for a term oT not
Viti le y
whose crops have been destroyed be­
Red-Light Clove»
less than 60 days nor more than six
cause of the recent cold weather. The month*.
Luminous gloves sre being worn by
Young atook of beat
money would be loaned to the farmers
The senate passed a bill to authorize motor drivers In Paris, A red light
under the direction*of the state board
the excusing of children attending the showing on the back of the out­
Varieties
of control and would be secured by a
public schools for a period not to ex stretched hand Is switched vn by
ffrat
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first mortgage on the growing crops
bringing the thumb and forefinger to
FELM BEARINS TREES
peed two hours in any one week, to get her.
for 1925 and 1926.
attend schools giving religious lustruc
No Auto License Changes.
tlon. Under the bill such excuse must
The Vain Thing»!
The road legislation is slowly‘as­ be based on application filed by the
Complexion cremns are being In Dayton
suming shape and ft appears now as parent or guardian.
< >regon
creaslngly used by men, mostly mid­
though there will be no Change In
Legislative Brevities.
dle-aged
or
elderly.
Skillfully
applied,
the present charges for licenses of
Dogs will not be permitted to ride they make a man both look and feel
automobiles and tax on gasoline. The
on running boards of autopobllea If younger.—Answers.
G. B. ABDILL
laws are likely to remain much In
Representative Pierce's bill becomes a
their present form, due to the wide
TINS.tHTH
axi > PLUMBER
Deatructive Beaver»
law. A penalty of »100 is provided.
difference in the theories of the new
The state board of control would act
The beavers of Yellowstone National Having ingtallud a Landi» Stitifier
bills on the subject and the seeming
as the purchasing agency for all state park, protected against trappers, bnve and Finisher, I am prepared to do
Impossibility of compromising on a
departments under house bill 258, In­ become so numerous that their destruc­
common ground.
tion of tnees at some points Is a seri­ all «hoe repairing with neatneaM
troduce by Representative Burdk-k.
the house bill, sponsored jointly by
ous problem.
Appropriation of »225,000 for build­
Representatives Swan and Oakes,
R. G. Abdi 11
ing and equipping two- structures for
Where Rain Never Fall»
which seeks to extend provisions of
tbe Monmouth Norma) school Is sought
the railroad regulatory det over high­ in house bill No. 222, Introduced by
Rnln has never been known to fall Dayton,
Oregon
In that part of Egypt between the two
way carriers, both freight trucks and the Polk county delegation.
lower falls of the Nile— Popular
passenger busses, promises to provoke
Before the joint assembly of senate
a hotter fight than on any other road and house, convened at his request, Science Monthly.
measure, with both opposing view­ Governor Pierce read a spec ial ,mes
Be a» Deep a» You Can
points armed strongly for the fray.
sage demanding the-repeal of the pub­
Let
all men know thee but no man
Already this bill brought out the moat lic utilities act insofar a« the power
heated committee hearing so far held of election Is concerned, and the sub­ know thee thoroughly; men freely
ford that See the shallows.—Benja­
at this session, wlien railroad attor­ stitution of the power of appointment min Franklin.
neys appeared before tbe joint roads In the hands of the governor.
and hlghwkys committees and urged
Alwaya Room for Uncle
A bill by Representative Ford, vir­
that bill No. 69 was fair and Just and tually placing construction of market
There h always room for n good man
should be adopted for the best Inter­ roads under control of the state high­ except under the same umbrella with
ests of the state.
way commission In requiring that lo­ his wife.—Life.
As strongly against it are the or­ cations, plans and construction shall
ganized truck and bus lines.
Quite Literally
be approved by the state commission
It appears now that there will be no before they are carried forward by
flpeaking of literature, muny n man's
bills for severance tax, motion picture the county court, passed the house.
love letters have made a decided hit—
with a jury.
BARBER SHOP
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Remember SATURDAY is Remnant day-hundreds
of remnant« at 1-2 price
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McMinnville,
Oregon
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Bargains
The following article« are offered at great reduction« in
price. For a limited time only.
•75.00 White RotAry Sewing Machine now
•50 00
25.00 Vacuum Washing Machine
now
’ 18.00
3.50 Oak Dining Chairs. Leather Upholstered 8 10
1.40 Step Ladder Stool«
now
100
15.00 Heating Stoves
now
11.00
Silver War« at less than cost
See our window« for prices on
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“Best Rooms On Earth"
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