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Thursday, February 7, 1957
Brookings, Oregon
C & K M arket
BROOKINGS NEWEST & FINEST MARKET
SPECIALS GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
I Pan Ready
FRYERS 3 f ih
ARMOUR STAR
Ready - to - Eat
Whole or Shank Half
HANS
59C lb
3
f o r ...............
99C
FRESH
GROUND BEEF, 3 l b s . ......................... 9 9 c
HOME GARDEN
13 cans
T O M A T O S A U C E ......................9 9 c
DROMEDARY - YELLOW - WHITE - DEVILS FOOD
CAKE M X
As the th ird week of the 1957 ap p aren t th at m any suggestions
legislative session d raw s to a close have come forth in bill form on
in O regon’s capitol city, all obser the general and specific subject of
vers are im pressed w ith the pro taxation. Coupled w ith the early
gress th at has been m ade in this introduction of Ways and Means
V isitors to the S enate W ednes
short space of time. W ith the pro bills w hich deal w ith funds ap day w ere Mayor H artley and City
longed • battle for the Presidency p ropriated to ru n the various de A dm inistrator Bob H errington of
of the S enate finally clim axed partm ents of the state, the g reater N orth Bend.
w ith th e election of Senator Boyd m ajority of House bills deal w ith
Two well attended public h ear
O vcrhulse of M adras, the Senate one or the o th er of these subjects. ings of the past week brought
settled down to serious w ork in
On the general subject of forth the conflicting view s of pro
an effort to catch up on the lost legislation’ it should be pointed ponents and opponents of contro
tim e caused by the controversy out th at in addition to taxes versial m atters. On W ednesday
over a leader. At the end of the involving money, th ere are lite r evening the House T axation Com
week, th ere has been thirty-odd ally hundreds of bills brought m ittee held a public hearing for
bills introduced lor Senate consid before the legislature on a v a r - ; inform ational purposes of the
eration. I introduced one m ore on iety of sudjects that is constantly m em bers of the com m ittee and
Monday, which was a bill p erta in am azing to freshm an legislators the general public. At this m eet
ing to lien laws, in addition to as well as old tim ers. A reading ing. Mr. Robert Hall of the P o rt
the five I had introduced on F ri of the Weekly C um ulative Index land C ham ber of Com m erce ex
day previously. A most interesting to Legislative M easures, which plained his theories of taxation,
thing to me was that on this same is published each Monday, disci followed by a sim ilar discussion
morning, the O regonian came out oses that already th ere are a wide of George Brown of th e A.F.L.-
w ith a nice long editorial relative variety of m easures proposed C.I O Sim ilar hearings are p lan
to the injustice caused by the covering pwictically every field ned by this com m ittee at later
backlog of cases the Suprem e of hum an endeavor and under dates to allow the v ary in g theories
C ourt has and the long w aiting taking; and this list is sure to of taxation to be thoroughly aired
period req u ired for a case to be grow w ith each passing day before concrete proposals are of
h eard afte r it has been subm itted, These subjects cover such w ide fered w hich will finance sta te
which is ju st exactly w hat my fields as P redatory Animals, the governm ent in th e next biennium .
bill that 1 had introduced last F ri crim e of em bezzelm ent by bailee, i
day, was attem pting to rem edy.
m ilk dealers, hospital care asso
The House, w ith a head sta rt on ciations, narcotics, public bonds,
organization, now has over three etc.
hundred bills for consideration of
Citing this only lim ited list of
the m em bers of th at body. It
subjects
w hich are brought before
might be pointed out th at norm al
ly the Oregon legislature consid m em bers of th e legislature only
Oregon bank debits, rep o rted
ers som ething like fifteen hu n d em phasizes th at it is difficult for
red individual m easures bearing any legislator to keep abreast of A>v December, showed an increase
on all phases of state governm ent. all m easures w hich he and his col not only over the previous m onth,
O regonians might fu rth e r be in leagues m ust consider. It is literal N ovember, of this year, but also
terested to know th at the C alifor impossibility for each legislator to over Decem ber of a y ear ago.
nia legislature has ju st adjourned be an ex p ert on each and every , The 164 banks rep o rtin g in the
subject and it is for this reason state showed an increase in bank
until M arch 4th, w hen they will
th at I welcome expressions from debits of 8 per cent from D ecem
again assem ble in S acram ento to
the folks back hom e when mat ber, 1955 and a 3.1 per cent in
consider som ew here in th e neigh
ters arise in the legislature which crease from November, 1956. To
borhood of 4,000 bills which have
affect th eir interests. When the j tal bank debits for the state w ere
already been placed in the hopper.
new spaper carries notice of a bill $1,707,114,634.
The above figures on Oregon and
introduced into the legislature
Bank debits, collected m onthly
California should serve to give
which is of in terest to you, I cer by the university's bu reau of busi
everyone a general idea of the
tainly welcome your advice and ness research, are reg ard ed as
com plexity of governm ent in this
experience as a m eans of aiding good indicators of c u rre n t busi
m achine age.
me in m aking up my mind.
ness activity. Debits rep resen t th e
The early introduction of so
On Tuesday of this w eek 1 had dollar value of checks d raw n
m any bills in Oregon can be ex an audience w ith Dutch W illiam s.
against deposit accounts of in d iv i
plained by the fact th a t all reve Senator Andrew N aterlin of N ew
duals
and business firm s.
nue m ust originate in th e House port. Uep. Carl Back and Mr.
Bank debits for D ecem ber in
of R epresentatives. T his means V erne A yres, ('oast A ssociation
th at all bills relating to taxation President. Mr. Ayres assured us the Douglas, Coos and C u rry coun
and appropriation of state funds flhat $1,400,000 has already been ty area were dow n 6.0 per cent
m ust o rig in ate w ith th a t body. appropriated for the “cow path" from December of last y ear and
showed a decrease of .9 per cent
W ith tax es and tax atio n the most betw een Gold Beach and B rook from November, 1956 T otal b ank
im portant single issue to face the ings. $400,000 w ill probably finish debits, reported by 10 banks in
legislature in 1957, it is readily the four-lane highw ay four m iles the area are $49,212,581.
State Bank Debits
Show Increase
ARMOUR STAR
SAUSAGE
ROLLS
4 Ige.
pkgs.
996
HOME GARDEN
No.
tin
TOMATOES, 5 f o r ........................... 9 9 c
CARNATION
Makes 2 full gallons
INSTANT DRY MILK - - - - 6 9 c
Party-Time
Sliced
Freestone
PEACHES
south of Gold Beach to H unter’s
('reek and the additional $1,000,-
000 is to be used to im prove the
highw ay as far as possible. We al-
so tentatively worked out another
proposition w hich we w ill present
to G overnor H olm es, that m ight
supply funds to com plete the high-
way from Gold Beach to Brook
ing w ithin the year.
Gold Beach to Brookings in 1957?
Chapman to Propose Plan to Holmes
2 Vo
cans
3 for 7 9 c
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