Dayton tribune., February 12, 1925, Image 8

O. A. C., Corvallis, Feb 12.—- Museum Notes from the Oregon
Historical Society
Dayton high school has been in*
▼ited to eend delegates to the sec­ Pnbtk Auditorium, Room C, Portland
Among other exhibits in tbe museum
ond annual Educational exposition
to be held this year during the ot the Oregon Histoiicad Society, visitors
Washington’s birthday holidays, wUl lie especially interested to see the
writing desk of Mrs. Marcus Whitman.
February 21 23. More than
Thia waa brought across the plains to
high school student delegates and Oregon in ittki b> Mr«. Whitman, the
faculty members attended last year first white woman tn coma overland
and indicating are that more will into th« Oregon country.
The ebip chest and mirror of Captain
be here this year.
Educational and
vocational Robert Grav, discoverer of the Columbia
guidance is one of the chief aims River' are* also ou exhibit. Captain
Gray sailed into the 'Oregon or River o(
of tbe annual exposition. Not the Woet' ou Friday, May 11, 1792,
only will every school and depart­ anchoring a short distance from what is
ment of the college prepare atf now known as Chinook Point, opposite
elaborate display of the work car­ Aetoria. On May 19th h« named th«
ried on by it, but national figures river after hie veeeel, calling it Colum­
bia'!* River,
in tbe educational world will be
The first printing pr«M, brought to
here for the period to confer with
Portland from M .-aschusetta via Cape
students regarding their choice of Horn in 1858 may be seen here. This
a career, and whether the students was sent to Rt. Rev. Thomas Fielding
bent in life can be developed at Scott D. D., tbe first missionary Bishop
O. A. C., or not. Dr. Stanley in Oregon ot the Protestant Episcopal
Coulter, dean of men at Purdue Church, aud was the gift of the Sundav-
Scbooi children of that charcit in
university, will counsel with the Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
men. and an equally prominent The type sent with the press was used
in printing the first ‘Oregon Church­
woman will meet the girls.
While the exposition is pnmir- man’ in October, 1361. The press was
ly educationri, recreation for the «Old to 8 A. English A Co., and was
printing the Portland Daily
visitors will not be neglected. Fri­
1859.
day evening a night horse show
i- scheduled, while Saturday
ning an all—school stunt show
Are von Hungary?"
Yes. Siam.”
will he staged.
One or
more
"Den Russia
to the table and DI
basketball games have been tsnt-
Fiji.”
a'.ively arranged, and Sunday
“All right, Si weilen my coffee and
afternoon concerts by campus Denmark my bill I.”—Cookie.
musical organizations will be feat­
ured.
Tbe Lady Remarketh: "Hobo, did
Dry and Rather Hot
H. P. Rullwiy Go.
highways committee will report fav-,
Parkins never was tired uf proph-
orabiy tq th« house is a revision of
TIMI; TABLE
the house bill introduced by Swan and •eying cslainltles, and his friends were
Effective Hept. 7.
getting a bit fed up. Parkins had al-
Dakes. In its original form the bill
Turins will arrive as follows:
ready predicted famine, and one day
would have taken one aud unebalt he remarked dolefully
To Purtland
to a friend'
mills as a rate making basis.
"What would you .ay, my boy, If !
No. IVHJ
5:53 A. M .
Tbe committee decided against em­ were to tell you that In a short apace
No 854
H:10 1 M
Investigation of State Prohibi­ bodying
tbe certificate of public con­ of time the rivera of our country
Il
II
No. 3riH
11113
would m H dry upl" “iPm. i should
venience and necxaslty In the bill.
tion Department Is Cause
No.
352
3
:40
P.
M.
Th« house passed the Mills post prl "•y.” replied th« friend, “go thou and
No. :uk)
6:82 Il II
of Much Delay.
mary convention measure by a vote of do likewise.” Bt, Paul Pioneer Press.
From 1Porti.uni
32 to 37. Thia measure, however, will
Language of Golfers
No. 351
Il JH A M.
Balem —The legislature must speed In all probability never reach the exec­
"Well, how did you get on?" In
No. 387
11:05 Il II
up Its work during the remainder ol utive, as there are already more than
Nu. 3M
i P. M.
the session If congestion Is to bo avoid enough votes lined up lu the senate to qulred a novice of a friend who had
Just 0nl«h«d an Important golf match.
No. 353
«:00 Il II
ed during the closing days, for when defeat It.
"Oh," said th« old band, “w« got off all
No. 3M
7 10 »1 1»
The senate has passed Senator Ma-
It convened Monday with only 11 work
right. I was a bit short at th« long,
gladry's
bill,
which
gives
the
secretary
ing days remaining, comparatively few
and tb«n long at th« abort, but my op­ 355 and(35t) Daily ovcept Bunday
Important measures had been sent up of state authority to employ ail offi­ ponent was never up all the wuy be­
Sundays a special leaves Poreland
to the governor. Before adjournment cers used in the state traffic depart-' cause h« couldn’t get down. He played
at 0:46 arrives Dayton 8;06; arrives
over the week end the speaker called ment, and limits tbe number to not, better coming in than he did going
Corvallis
9; 15
out.
so
we
were
square
on
the
round
"
more
than
twenty-five.
At
present
tbe
attention to the fact that few senat«
bills had been received and that unless authority Is centralised in bis office,
Title
the bouse gets Us own bills out of th« but be Is limited to seven men and,
Title to property should be gunmn
through a gentlemen's agreement, tbe
way congestion was bound to follow.
Many Important measures had not state highway department has added teed aud protected. A buyer who
received attention by both houses seven more, and all are paid from the tukea the word of the teller lx only
himself to blame If he runt Into trou
I
among them the child labor amend same fund.
ble. At the time of signing the pre
ment. road legislation, and tax bills
Would Validate Proposed Laws.
j lluilnary agreement have It Incorpo­
In the house 414 bills bad been Intro­
Tbe bouse adopted bouse joint reso rated Into th« contract tlmt n guaran­
duced. and of this number tbe house lution 10, submitting to the voters of teed title shall be delivered und title
JyiircuttHuj
passed 103 and sent them to tbe sen- Oregon an amendment to the state ‘ insurance backed by n rcsponslble
Agency for N- nl. rg Laundry
ate. Only 16 senate bills had been constitution requiring the supreme company furnished.
passed by the house, lu tbe senate a court to give its opinion upon Import­
03® CBS
total of 187 bills were Introduced and.' ant questions upon solemn occasions,
Office of Deemster
Originally the deemster was a judi­
of these about 50 were sent to th« when required by the governor, the
Buy Ion,
Oregon.
house.
senate or bouse of representatives, and cial officer in Scotland, who formal!..
pronounced
the
doom
or
sentence
of
Much of the delay in getting down all such opinions shall be published
to work la attributed to the tnve«riga In connection with tbe reported de­ death on condemned criminals. The ,
name Is now given In th« Isle of Mnn
INSURANCE
tfon of tbe state prohibition depart cisions of said court.
to two judges, who set as chief justices
It
was
argued
that
were
this
system
ment, which required the attendance
of the Island.
EIRE
LIFE—AUTOMOBILE
of groups of members of both houses in vogue tbe legislature would avoid
paislng
many
unconstitutional
bills,
as
J L. Stuart
Port BUI Becomes Law.
Manifestly Unlikely
The Port of Portland commission the subject ot constitutionality could
“The new minister must be mad." Dayton.
Oregon
bill is now a law, as It was passed be determined at once by the supreme said the village woman, meeting un
court
when
application
was
made
to
It'
other
of
the
parishioners
on
the
street
over the governor's veto. Immediately
after the reading of the veto message by a majority vote of either senate or "He told my husband, who weighs 240
Mrs. 0. E Mauts
pounds, to beware lest he should be
in the senate, Senator Banks moved, house of representatives
you notice the pile of wood in the that the senate proceed to consider It, j
The senate passed a bill making it weighed tn the balance and found
Rooming House
Marriage Licensee
yard?”
wantlug.“
and without comment that body passed a misdemeanor, subject to a fine ot
"Yes’m, I seen it.”
Mariam Steiwer, Amity, to Ed
“Best Rooms Oa Earth"
It over tbe executive's veto with only from >100 to >500 and Imprleonment |
“You should mind vour grammar.
Happiness
Alta You mean you saw it.”
Leroy Ketchum. Timber;
three members voting to sustain It. for from elxty days to six months, to
True happiness Is of a tired nature Day ton.
operate a motor vehicle while intoxi *
Oregon.
Tbe three were Senatore Joseph, Fisk
Leota Hoffbauer, Newberg, to
and an enemy to pomp and noise It
"No’m. You saw me see it, but you
cated.
and Zimmerman.
arises. In the first place, from tbe en
Charles Ray Kinney, Carlton.
ain’t see me saw it
It a death le caused by an Intoxi-, joyment of one’s self, nnd. in the next,
The Jute passed tbe measure over]
Dr. 0. C. Goodrich
cated
driver,
be
would
be
liable
to
the c
rive's veto with only Mott,
from the frlenduhlp and conversation
Shrock and Hunter of Union voting conviction of manslaughter, under tbe of a few select companions
den
bill.
to stat; " the executive.
Movie Censorship Asked.
The a ! er measures stripping the
Harth Comparison
Offio© Phone Red 49
A state board of motion picture cen ' A person who talks continually
governor of appointive power over
Oregon.
various departments, among them tbe sors would be created under tbe terms: about himself is like s chair that talks ‘ Dayton
fish and game commission, are likely of bouse bill 409, Introduced by Repre «boot its spring». A chair, remember.
to cause some lively debates. While sentatlvs Tucker of Linn county. The! talk* about its springs only when they
The following articles are offered at great reductions in
it la possible some of these bills will censors, three in number, would re-' are not worth talking about.—Youth's
Companion.
price. For a limited time only.
pass both houses, many seem to think ceive >2400 annually aud would name
Physician and Burgeon
that it will not be as easy to over- viewers, whose compensation would
475.00 White Rotary Sewing Machine now
>30 00
First Silk Stocking»
ride
not
exceed
tbe
total
sum
ot
>1000
a
Office,
Phone Red 79,
the governor's veto as it was on
Rea. 78x3
now
18.00
25.00 Vacuum Washing Machine
Henry II, who was king of France
year. A dollar a reel would be cbarg
the
Port
of
Portland
bill.
3.50 Oak Dining Chairs. Leather Upholstered 3.10
from 1347 to 13.30. was the first to Da y ton,
( )regon.
ed for censoring. If tbe reel did not J
Appropriation Bills Perplex.
1.40 Step Ladder Stools
now '
1.00
exceed 1000 feet in length. If longer? wear silk stockings, which he donned
How to provide money for the oper­
In 1M9 for the wedding of his daugh­
1500 Heating Stoves
now
11.00
ter, Elizabeth, to Philip II of Spain.
ation of the various state departments a fee of >2 would be charged.
Only films of a moral, educational
and activities during the current bi­
Silver Ware at less than cost
THE DAYTON DAIRY
or amusing and harmless nature would
Fire Caused by Lightning
ennium
Is
the
perplexing
problem
that
See oar windows for prices on
be
passed.
That
fires
kindled
by
lightning
can
­
the Joint ways and means committee
Aluminum Ware
Criticism of the present educational not be put out with water Is un old
of the senate and house is finding It
system in Oregon played an Important myth without foundation In fact, Hr*
difficult to solve.
started by lightning 1s Just like any
After hearing representatives of the part in the discussion of Senator
other fire.—Exchange.
Eddy
’
s
bill
limiting
tbe
power
of
elec
various state activities seeking finan­
cial assistance the committee will go tion of studies by high school students
Formed Human Map
into executive session to pass on the and providing for the inclusion ol
Among the most striking eplmidee
appropriations. It has been proposed practical courses In tbe high school of the pageant of the empire at Wem­ l Day ton, Oregon.......... Phone 71x22
by the committee to have the appro­ curriculum.
bley, England, was a human map of
The bill was approved by the senat«
priation bills on the floor of tbe bouse
Australia, formed by hundreds of anti­
by
a
vote
of
24
to
6.
not later than Friday of this week.
podean visitors.
G. B. ABDILL
At the request of the committee, Salary Increases Passed by House
This legislature promises to be
TINSMITH an » PLUMBER
Sam A. Kozer, secretary of state, sub­
Table Talk
mitted a lengthy statement showing among those sessions noted for raising
i have lived In 860 bonrdlng
?
Having installed a Landin Stitcher
that the actual appropriations recom­ salaries. The number of bills already houses,” says Bill Rigby, "and hen rd
and
Finisher, I tin prepared to do
introduced
with
the
purpose
of
In
the
same
thing
In
every
one
of
them :
mended by the state budget commis­
//
all shoe repairing with neatness.
sion exceed the funds available by ap­ creasing the pay of officials and other« 'You'll like It the way we cook
proximately >79,000. It was said that yet to come would seem to bear out Akron Times.
7?
this shortage of funds was due to tbe thy statement.
R. G. Abdill
Ma’s Comment
A salary bill passed by the house
low tax levy fixed by the state tax
Duyton,
“
Oosh,
I have a fearful headache,"
Origo n
commission and the inclusion in the was of benefit to the district attorneys
growled pa. "Seems to me I have
budget ot certain items not absolutely pay being increased throughout the
lieu rd of an aching void before," was
necessary in the conduct of the affairs z-ite, the basis of advance being that
24
25
all the comfort he got from ma.
of tbe number of prosecutions handled
of state.
Explaining Emotions
Besides the actual appropriations Tbe bill means the annual addition ol
Pleasure and puln arc only different
2s
Volume
Diversified
recommended by the state budget com­ >18,000 and some odd dollars to dis
constitutions of tlu- mind, sometimes
Q
In prehistoric times the water that
mission the heads of the various state trlct attorneys’ salaries and. curiously now plunges over Niagara falls flowed occasioned by disorders In the body or
32
departments and Institutions have sub­ enough, this sum Is to be raised by s from Lake Erle to Lake Ontario sometimes by thoughts In the mind.
mitted to the committee estimated re­ >5 addition to court costs of filing dl through five different channels.
vorce suits.
quirements of >1,700,000.
May Be Explanation
The house committee on banking
The principal rennon why there are
Farm Aid Bill Signed.
Work Independently
so many fools In oil . 1 is thut there are
36
35
The trouble with a good many talk­
Governor Pierce signed the measure has reported favorably on Represents
tive
Gordon
’
s
substitute
for
house
bill
ers Is that they cannot get their so ninny ont of oftbe Columbia
which provides >1,500,000 as a loan
35,
authorizing
the
incorporation
ol
tongues snd their brains to collabo­ Record.
4!
fund to Oregon farmers for purposes
mutual savings banks Many change« rate.—Boston Transcript.
of purchasing seed wheat to reseed
Man, 64, Steals Dolls
44
lànd where crops have frozen out this have been made in the bill, the most
For stealing dolls n sixty four-year-
Had He Mentioned It?
important
being
elimination
of
a
pro
winter. The bill carries the emer­
The Ananias Club—"I’ve had a cold old man was sentenced in November
gency clause and became effective as vision for establishing branch Instltu
49
57
for three weeks and not a single per- to six months' hard labor In London.
tlons.
soon as signed by the governor.
son has told me n sure cure for It,”
Legislative Brevities.
Thomas B. Kay, state treasurer, has
Record Clam Bed
salS
he.— Cincinnati Enquirer.
53
Rumors persist that the governoi
closed a deal whereby the Portland
Off the southwest coast of Fimi y.
banks have agreed to accept state bo­ will sponsor a gross earnings tax on
Is the largest clam lied in the United
Another Theory Blasted
all public utilities.
by Western Newspaper Union.)
nus bonds as collateral for funds need
Decision by beauty specialists that State». It covers 150 square miles.
The house passed house bill 198
Horizontal.
ed In financing the wheat growers of
Vertical.
mental vigor makea hair luxuriant
transferring
control of tbe state gam« should set bald-hended men
A frican Negroes
eastern Oregon under the relief meas
to think
10— Collrctlo
commission from the governor to the. Ing.—Rochester Herald.
There arc said to ....... .
thnn 1OZ
urè.
000,000 negroes In South Africa, count­
For the use of this money the state state board of control. Eleven vote«
ing Bushmen, Kaffirs mid Hottentots.
Capacious Tub
will be required to pay the Portland were registered against the measure.
Congress
will
be
memorialized,
by
Kennebec Journal—"He returned
banks Interest at the rate of 4>4 per
I pronou
cent. The farmers who borrow the terms of a Joint memorial, to enact Saturday from Bangor and passed the
money from the state will pay Interest legislation along lines of the McNary week-end In bath with his family,"—
at the rate of 6 per cent. This spread Haugen bill and form export corpora- Boston Transcript.
In interest, It was said, probably will tions to market surplus crops. Ropre
Dubious
M— Nipple
28—Tree
more than offset any losses that may sentatlve Mann and others introduced
TIs said that every man finds hfs
be suffered by the state as a result of IL
Women and girls would be required own level, yet we nil know fellows
the administration of the act.
to
purchase hunting and fishing II who don’t come up to the mark.—Boa­
85— Loaf cut
27—Fla
The house roads and highways com-
ton Transcript.
mittee has decided upon three-eighths censes under house bill 238 parsed by
the
bouse.
It
provides
that
any
person
40—8-1415»
mills as a basis for determining fens
Peculiar Mourning
to be paid by bus and truck lines. over 14 y«arg of aga shall obtain «
Widows In the Coira district of New
ST—Era
license.
Charge of three-eighths of a mill per
30—InNophfBtleated
Governor Pierce vetoed Senator Up Guinea cover themselves with pipeclay
seat or per ton capacity multiplied by
and mourn their husbands for a year.
tdn
’a bill authorizing the city of B«nd
the number of miles traveled will give
Hastened
the additional tax to be paid by bus to ekchange water taken from tb«
or truck lines over the regular fee Deschutes river for a similar amouw
Many fortunes, like rivers, have a
of <ater from Tumalo creek for mu pure source, but grow muddy us they
charges.
The ••lattea will appear In
ni^lJlM purposee.
grow large.— 3. Petit-Sena.
The bill which tjw Rouse roM* a*4
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