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H. P. tttillw iy Go Ths legislature spprovi-d a bill In troduced by the ways and means com TIME TAULE mittoe providing tor ths holding of a I- neclive Sept. ;. • special election on the second Tu s Tiatns will arrive*« follows: day In September, contingent upon the referendum of any of the revenue No. X' h I 6 53 A. M Cigarette Tax Is Most Signal measures enacted at the 1»25 session No 3I?4 8:10 A M. Nina Measures Referred. No. IDS Il 213 • 1 fl Accomplishment of the 33rd Nine measures, referred tv tin .IM s No. 362 3:40 P. M. Session of till« Oregon Ivgl.daluro to Legislative Assembly. No. :uk) 8 : ij Il II the people for action, will go on th» 1Krom 1Porli.md Salem The thirty third legislative ballot at the September election, pro No. 351 assembly of Oregon completed Its la viding au< h an election contest lx 0.28 A. M. No. 357 bora after a session w'hlch extended precipitated through the Invocation of 11 05 Il II No. ilôt» six days over tine 40 day conatitUtlMial the referendum on th« bmh'i fluanc 2 :'«> P. M No. :u>3 period. By holding over a few days lug program II 00 Il II A tenth m< asure to No. 365 the session closed without the custo which tho reforendum clause has been 7:10 Il II mary confusion and turmoil which attached, the Eastern Oregon state 355 atul356 Daily evoppt Sunday marked the closing hours of some pre normal school question, was eliminat Sundays a special leaves Poreland vious sessions ed from the provisions of the sped«) While the session will not tie notable | election bill and will go over to the at 6:45 arrives Dayton 8;05; arrives for the number of big constructive general election of 1U2U. us will all Corvallis 9;15 measure* passed, neither can It be ortt- ether measures It there Is no occasion Idseh for having enacted laws detri for calling the special election. mental to the state at large. No see The educational status of the state slon in recent years has been *o free remains unchanged. Free textbooks, from proposed freak laws. Aside from general suffrage at school elections, the underyllng hostility between the kindergartens and revised high school governor and the law makers, the ses curriculum, with Bible reading In the sion on the whole was harmonious and public schools, lost The Ashland nor there was little friction between bouse mal school, however, has been reviv Ê^btee’ Çatrcutfin^ and senate or among members. Authorized agent for ed and an appropriation was made for Agency for New lier# Laundry a training school at Independence in Cigarettes Taxed. Kimball Pianos—$380 and up Hinze Pianos connection with the Monmouth nor- From a taxation point of view per Atwater-Kent Pianos Whitney Pianos haps the moot signal accomplishment mal. Bills providing tor branch nor- Thompsons Radios Francis Bacon Pianos Dayion, • Oregon. of the session was the passage of the mal school training in high schools Speildorf Radios * "cigarette tax law " As passed It cov were defeated. Radiolas Farmers received their biggest bene ers cigarettes, papers, tubes, smoking tobacco and snuff. Cigars and chew fit when the legislature arranged tor Ing tobacco are exempt from the tax. the $1.SOO,000 to be used for the pur The law was passed much against the chase of seed wheat, a relief measure 187 Broadway Opposite Journal Bldg: INSURANCE Portland, Oregon will of many of the members of both necessary because of the severe storm Ballard* Jewelry Store, Dayton, Oregon. of several months ago. houses, and more than any other meat ' Local Representative Successors to the J. L Stuart Azcy Two attempts made In the house to ure caused,the legislators to squirm We will strive to give the senatu bill 227. providing for sub and protest and denounce the execu- pass I tlve, but conditions were so critical mission to a vote of the people the prompt ami elFmient service, as The greatest age known to have been that there was nothing else for them calling of a constitutional conno* j has this agency in the past. attained by any woman since the be- to do, for the governor insisted that tion. went down to defeat. ginning of the Christian era Is 140 The bill to create a board of oen- We handle all kimle <4 Insurance years, which*historical authorities gen failure to pass such a revenue produc erally agree wus the age of the cele ing law would leave the state without sore for movies died In the senate. Harry Sherman brated countess of Itesmond when she sufficient funds to meet Ils various after passing the house. Dayton. - . Little Irrigation Legislation. Oregon died in 1604. A portrait of tlte coun activities. tess. who was one of the most remark Irrigation received little attention. Estimates place the revenue expect able women of the Sixteenth century, ed from this new source during the The chain of bills promoted by San has recent'v been presented to the Na coming year and a half at approxi Francisco bankers tor the benefit of Mrs. C. E Mauts tional : ori.alt gallery in London. mately 11,041,000, on cigarettes alone. bondholders, blew up when attention r.oomin; Hondo The cigarette tax, together with the was called to them, and the agents The Clever Idiot bill requiring a tax on the gross earn handling these measures retired In “Best Rooms On Earth" as such an Infernal fool. the ings of utilities and the measure re disgust after a month of lobbying. The sort ol who can find her wuy In Dayton. bills were not even Introduced. Oregon. the time table, understand the income quiring payment of 10 per cent Into The Davls-Oakos Irrigation bill, giv the general fund from the earnings of tax. know the date of the battle of Waterloo. In other words a thoroughly self-supporting stale activities, marked ing authority to irrigation districts to Dr. 0. C. Goodrich well Informed woman whom people a new era in taxation tn Oregon,'Initi sell surplus water and to apply the call clever and who's nothing but a ating a system that promises to relieve proceeds to Improvements, or to the DENTIST driveling Idiot.”—From the “Triumph real property of much abaeument bur retirement of bonds, Is of much Im of Gallio,” by W. L. George. den. portance to the Irrigation people Offioe Phone Red 49 Prohibition laws have been tight While the legislature gave the gov Under a Tree ernor hie tax on tobacco, it ignored ened up by making penalties more Dayton Oregon. In summer, looking upward Into the his suggestions for a severance tax and severe for violation In some cases, vast expanse of green boughs, Is an a number of other poSklble sources of such as operating stills or driving Intricate architecture, nn Inimitable automobiles while Intoxicated. revenue. T. A. Snook, M. D roof, whose lattice windows are set As a result of the Gordon bill pro HOW TO SOLVE'A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Governor Retsins Patronage. with transparent lapis lazuli, for the Physician and Surgeon viding for the establishment of mutual deep blue of the sky seems to come Governor Pierce was not made a down and rest upon It.—Richard Jef- martyr by the legislature, His pat- savings banks in the state a big de onice, Phone Red 79, Res. 78x3 parture from the present established fries. ronage was not taken from hlm. A Dayton, banking system has been taken. ♦ Oregon. futile attempt or so to shift some of Armistice Day Legal Holiday. Ink From the Maple his appointive power to the state board A state department of Americaniza A home-made ink was, In earlier of control came to naught. Milton A Palmer days, sometimes made from the bark tion has been created and Armistice In the pa|gonags line ths governor of the red maple by boiling It and nay has been voted a legal holiday. THE DAYTON DAIRY adding sulphite of Iron, says the Amer still retains In bls charge the fish The Dennis resolution, which hans commission and the game commission. ican Tree association. It contains Dear Patrons:—-By thoroughly an inheritance tax or state Income considerable tannin, and, at one time, He did not lose the state prohibition tax In Oregon for 15 years, will be sterilizing the milk bottles you was occasionally employed In dyeing. department, but was compelled to make a change in the head of that de submitted to the people at the next can greatly assist us in giving you partment, by the appointment of W. election. When a Man'» Hard-Boiled the best of service. Boards and commissions were es “Hard-boiled” came Into general use 8. Levans to succeed Geo. L. Cleaver. tablished to examine beauty doctors, Da y ton, Oregon Phone 71x22 during the World war. It Is slang and The proposal of the governor that chiropodists and real estate brokers. Is applied to a person hardened in the public service commission bs made One forestry bill passed guards mind or feeling and Insensible to the appointive by the governor Instead of sufferings of others. Originally, of elective, as at present, failed, and his against fire and another makes a O. B. ABDILL course, It referred merely to the condi start on relaxing taxes on cutover refusal to approve of an appropriation tion of a hard-boiled egg. TINSMITH and PLUMBER for the commission was overridden, land to foster reforestation. It will cost more to marry and more but he won a point by having the legis Having Installed a Landis Stitcher Dittributing the Bouquet» lature place a gross earnings tax on to get a dlvortfe, the fees being In and Finisher, I atn prepared to do According to a Welsh paper, Sir utilities in the belief that this tax. creased. Walford Davies writes to-Mr. Gwilym Résolvions Adopted, all shoe repairing with neatness. .Tones as follows: “I wish to thank money would be used for the support Resolutions adopted were to the the splendid choir and ourself for pt the commission. W. F. Abdill following effect: Opposing the state's their and our own fine work In the Trucks and Busses Regulated. embarking In the public utility busi Mara 1n B minor at Wembley.”—Bos Ort gon The highway bill of major Import- ness: calling tor Investigation of need Dayton. ton Transcript. once. In that It establishes a now prin ed changes in workmen's compen ciple of truck and bus regulation, over sation law; supporting the public serv Hie Call Namet Him which the railroads and truck owners ice commission suit for central Ore The hoopoe is about eleven Inches long, of a dull rufous or fawn color, have fought for a month, commanded gon railroad development; asking In- varied with black and white, says Na more attention during the closing days Vbstigatlon and report to next ses The Other Angle ture Magazine. Its name originated of the session than any other measure sion on advisability of consolidation As long hr the world's population Ie from Its strange call. The bird Is a and was not disposed of until the last of various state departments; amend growing nil the time. Isn't It entirely native of parts of Europe, Asia and few hours of the session. ment of state constitution to be sub possible thnt If sin Is Increasing ho I s Africa. Tho bill was sent to the governor mitted seeking divided session of the virtue? Detroit New«. unchanged, although ths executive In legislature; appointment of committee Hit From the Shoulder a message to the house had empha to study methods of Indirect taxation, And the Guetta Wondered The Lady (describing disagreement sized the danger of excessive rates to report at next session. Bobby (asked to fetch the cigars)— with another lady)—So I sez to 'er, without affording protection to the Horizontal. Considerable of the legislative ma Do yrjp meun your own dad, or the Vertical. “Pansy,” I sez—“yer calls yerself Pansy bus Unes through providing for a cer terial which was most talked of be box that you bought specially?— Lon —well, wot I calls yer Is Chimpanzee, tificate of public necessity and con don Passing Show. fore the session opened, failed. Tho with hall the 'ablts and hlnstinks of jo r- venience. z legislature refused to ratify the pro- slch.”—London Answers. Many of Them Do The measure sots a special fee over posed child labor amendment to the "My niece," said Mrs. Blunderby, and above all regular charges against federal constitution. Making It Pleatant "has had n college education. She An attempt to abolish the candl- speaks several languages quite flip The latest Parisian motorcars are busses and trucks operating between painted in brilliant jazz designs of fixed termini. On trucks this rate dates’ section of the official voters’ pantly.” peacocks, flowers, etc. The Idea, pre Is 1 mill per ton capacity, multiplied pamphlet fall by the wayside in the Ckriatl:. ZB—Abare sumably, is that the stricken pedes by the number of miles traveled. senate. a«—Fate Gratuitout Help trian's last Impression of earth should On busses the rate is set at three Governor Pierce's scheme for im Character Is something you make be a cheerful one.—London Opinion. quarters of a mill per passenger scat, mense water and power development yourself. In making a reputation you multiplied by the number of miles on the Clear lake project, which would have n lot of volunteer help.—Duluth 81—Rraetltla Solution of Puzzle No. 12. nne traveled. ♦ have involved millions of dollars, was Herald. In the way of highway legislation, quietly put to sleep and the proposed etl BR O Esß the second Important bill was the water power amendment of Senator E R Touch of Savagery Ford market road measure, which pro Joseph received no attention. R G NONE The civilized peoples are those thnt vides co-operation between the high A RED C The governor vetoed all bills pass pny the highest prices for bends.— way department and county courts. T ed during the recent session of tho San Francisco Chronicle, c o D go b Gas Tax Not Increased. legislature appropriating money for C A N propelled by paddling The Stiff Fight The legislature turned down the the construction of state armories Adversity Is a fine thing. The more The entire armory program was dl.< B proposals for extracting more money N A A H Q you oppose a beard the tougher It approved by the joint ways and from gasoline consumers, and the law A 9 O gets. « makers also refused to revise the auto means committee, but during tho Inst N H E L Knallak mobile license fee system or tamper day of the session bills were passed K Water Over Niagara C UjFIF with the method of financing ths providing for an armory at Forest Over 4H7.-100 tons of water passes B O R| e H Crove, La Grande and Cottage Grove. highway bond* at U m state. over Niagara falls every minute. OREGON LEGISLATORE COMPLETES LABORS USED PHONOGRAPH BARGAINS Over 50 Used Phonographs At Less Than Half Price BARBER SHOP J. L, Sherman & Son McCormick Music Co All Sizes of Poultry Netting GARDEN TOOLS Special Sale On Scrub Brushes l0d5=25c E. Demaray Hdwe CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. V e ¡N in B b
