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Inland . Transportation Co
, Announce Scfiodufe;,75
People Accommodated
The first passenger carrying
steamer to ply between Portland
and alem, for several 'yeafs will
leave flie dock of f he InTarid Trtfns
portatlon""company at the, foot &t
Court street; Monday morning at
7 v o'clock, according tar'advlccl
given: at' the dock last night. From
that date- on,' a' passenger boat will
leave the dock every M6nday, Wed
nesday"" "and- "Friday rnordinga.
bound for "Portland."' The " same
tooaVw HI carry- passengers rfrdm
Portland to Salem "6n Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Sundays. The boat
will lay over in Portland during
Saturday. r" " ... "r::
The river loat : Northwestern;
captained by Fritz Kruse, tea been
fitted up and is in fine, shape ;t,o
handle as. many: as , 3 passengers
on. each' trio." Preparations have
been made for the. establishment
of a.ood. cuisine, service on board
the ship. Captain Kruse, la an able
a a, , .expe rienced h hipit master, n and
knows, alj, ipf jthe bars, and shoals
between here s a'nd.'PorUancl jSOj a
comfortable ljlndpieasain trip is
jrcvicn rur f Muuifj vuuimu nm
avll themselves of tls opportun
ity to jenjoy" a'pleasant'trtpvdown
th beautiful Wrtlamete.Vast many
scenic points of interest; . Among
the: interesting:. Jilaces passed on
thtj trip, are, the. end of the. Old;
uregon. i ran;, nampoeg, wnere
th decision that tfie northwest
should become; a, part of the United
States .instead - of ; Great r Britain
wis made; and the locks, at Ore-
gen city. v, j-.r-',--- i-
(The. Northwestern .will arrive at
thie Salem dock this morning.,. , It
brings a miscellaneous cargo .from
Portland consisting of one car of
sugar, two cars' of groceries one
car of, salt,, and a shjrn'pent of raa
cbjineryv f The boa. .will be onlo'ad-
eq loaay, ana a cargo or paper ana
miscellaneous freigh will be load-
en aooara lonignt, so mat ina coat,
can start on Its. return, trip Tues
day morning The tonnage oMhe
shipment arriving in JSalem?this
mqrnjn'g " totals3 C 5 4 t6ns and". that
fof thefeturn tripVjil amount to
12I J.bns. The' capa"city: of the
boat on its' op stream trip is ahbat
ISO tons.' arid on the down Btream
trip '200 tons. '. ' y " " " '" '-
.The channel between Salra and
Portland was thoroughly dredged
five years tcgo, and ls still $uite
free'except for -an occasional snag.
Appropriations from the state '-as-'
sure the keeping of . the channel in
good condition all of the year
around.-m'nd no-trouble te expected
when low water season arrives.
Yala Electric Laundry
. Secures Additional Truck
tThe ;Yale Electric laundry, iq4
North Twenty-first, ; has added 'a.
new truck; to its fleet ,and fa now
In, a position to give added service
toi customers. f The company, op-'
eratlng , under . the most modern
conditionahas rebuilt its . factory
tp its present standing from prac
tically a. . total .loss, j, following- .a
fire. which .they suffered two years
aS. ,...'..., t . .'j ...
As a result of the new; electric
equipment the. jYale- .laundry is
able to care for the most delicate
fabric .'and to. wash clothes, with
out the use of acids or bleaches. :
Spc'ciaf, Designed.AutbL'
J Dump Truck City Owned
ft .! Vi.
iTUevnew,: ilump j
truck,.- whk;h
was purchased for. the Sajem street.
f! Knurl tnotlr wMnnt mrrt noa ,fnr
tke (irst.time yesterday morning.
It-Is ft .truck, especially; designed
for pick-up work..and dQes away
with- the. one horse dump- cart,;
v-hich has been ia use: during the
pat severaJLj?eara.i
pa account . of; ,the revolution,
ransed -by tho purchase j of the
aiitomatig street jwasher and flush
er, .the pother department . of ;the.
Mreet service were unable to keep
up 'wilh- the; work. "fAs cohse
quence the streets were not' cared
for asood as ibsy should; ''With
the new equipment ;Street;Cpin
lalssioner Waller S. Low -will be
able fo gef hismen-dVer a larger
(reteh'of pavement. . ' ; v '- '
. U Is estimated " that . the new
' 10c
if Constipated,
,1 -t
..h. w ... .peel finel
, rl ) T. a t Tascar-
ir3 -zZL- -Eets- clean
- you r bowels
-a- vr7!.-s. and stimulate
?r your liver. 'Ho
ore r ac ting.
(i:'-mr MUUons:of
men, women,
and children':-take this " harmless
laxatlve-catharticu It doesn't sick
en; you like plUs, oils, calomel and
salts. Tastea nice-4-actaf wonder
ful. '10c, .2 5c and SCc. boxes any
drugstore, -Adv. ": ; '; "1 " ;
true!. '. ......
erMo abBt ii ti..-f a 1.. .. n
work as they did -formerly with
the dump cart. The hors used
on the cart will be sold as soon
as th city council approfes of Ihe
action . '-:jy 3--',
f PIERCE ASKS LEGISLA
TURE FOR STATUTES
(Continued from
one jitmisw fn wiU yi?ld Si tli. tbine
lime brn -fU,6(M)00.- thni Waring
narrow maricia fr w : roDKtrurtion,
airiiin o( frnmcnt 1 moiirf and
coirrgancirn. . .
Thor la additional reTna far
binliway renxtronion trriT4 from I the
ona-quartr . mill ti. on propertvi Ji be
lieTo that 1he" law- requirinf this' one
Auirwr; aiU taa n' wuwrtn ihauU .4
i .1 j 1 .1. . . ;
repealed. Other .additional. reMaae. ahonid
he -Branded for th airhway find. , The
raoline tax ia . lair. yiiJ. Urg e rtre
nue. and the, cost o( coliectioa i kualL
It i Daid ibv thoira hn nu.lhi rndL
and. a. caaiderabte nereantac- pi iui
revenae roioea from the ,torits in the
mnwr tiae.OT WaahitoHn allfer
tda eaciij ellect- a,- -eent (raoUBe f tax.
If am iafarnved . tliat. in. .hot a tiiiei, ait
effor will -be and increase tbi-t
We can not. bave oara wn mnrh-. bichr
taan the adjoiniac atatea,. . (.However, . I
deem thia a matter for careful co mod
eration by , tlua. JtiItnre
-t Over torts mUe 'of; the RootTH kirk-
may is la - Foreat Retierve in j 1 jneola
count jr. Ta forerntaea t abould be mem
orialiaed to eonatraet taia ,road ait ne,
at iU own .hmum.1 withent aakinr sea-
operation oa tae part ev eoanty or tat.
I I am not in sritmathv ' with the" eeo-
erat: movement to . lower ' the amount, of ,
revenue derived from license on rars. A
Kolema . rompae t waa . entered into jr the
promoters of .the. proaeat road bonding
plan witb tbe people of Oregon, by which
the bonda vera to b paid a tbejr came
.due ott of the' license reveanea. tl jran
i.'Ot be done if theau.ount received from
Ikenaea ia' materially reduced, althoocb
I believe, it. only fair that: lireoae foea
on the old and ased eara should be 5 re-
dneed. . i - :s .
t Tbe licenae fee. ia fact, la oaeVof i4ha
malleat iteaui ia the cost of ruaniar a
ear,, and then the automobile lieeaao, x
etnpta the ear front property lax. the
ra car, . ii ; aaxmnea line oi.net prop
en jr, would .be aaHesaed 'at $5H. asd, .,
tke.areraeerrate of 40 mills tki tax
the car would be f20. One-half the tiara
18 ttw state do not pa; that much: ia
license feea.-. ..; i "' . . . ; k - .Jj
i Shortly after' tba . .ad inurnment iuf i the
last letri.slatare . 1. appointed ft eonimittea
te atadv and report uttoa the xeadiaat-
meat -of the"uto license fee.- The tea
taitte. deserves the thanks ef the "people
of - Oref oa i foe iu intellifenfr and . paiaa-
taklBKi iabora. A . bill ban beea preaared
by this cosa rai ties wsia .Iqnoft beartil
comateaaV-ta. f wu for- paoiaite. -, ft ..(
sum in (Cn ways are the aride af : itmt
state. - The. matchless, beaotv throurh
whirtt' they- vertetrata itnetild -not be dene-
erated by billboard, adverting. The time
has come in Orejroa whea popalap senti
ment, will sustain, a law ' prohibiting, it.
Tli j-cmcdy. if no other appear, may be
ioitad in the power to tax. 1
1 auk. you to leave the Harkcf Rosd
law in substance open'' the statnir- books.
introditced this bill into the .sitate
nrany years aco. Under its ont ration ttiore
than 10,00,tiO baa been eoilecrd aoa
spent on the roads of Oreroa, 1 now
favor; however, -a moditiraiioit of the lav ,
to as to fivene ncway eommision a
treat cr authoritv over . the , expenditure
of the money. .. . . .. j ,( -. . :! ..i ,. . ,
Automobile, tourist left . in ,Oreroni in
1&24 -fHy'-ltxm0.irt.- . liereauft from
thi. aaurce-; can s ba .ia"triaHv . loereaaed
by tb a. early completion . of the hizhway
t)Mf lacladiag that Wonderfully sceaie
route . aaowa the , JtaoseveU birhway
Tbe federal government should be lue-
n.orialixed it Jthe- -earliest ; possible date
to construct the rVkyUne Trail from :Cra-
ter laKe to JJ mint ttootK World-wide
traveiera assert that there will be nothing
is, tne . woria cowaranla . wi vn sucb. . i
road. It would seem that Those in auth
ority at the nation's, capital should Sea
the justice in spring Oregaa, thia amail
appropriation, when ' they - consider the
InjustM-a the act which, took from oar
tax . rolls .that . vast area . for - forest re
serves. May we arge those representing
as ia Conrresa. to united effort in see,or
ing; this appropriatioa, whirb would vast
ly increase the number - of automobile
tourists immediately upea completion of,
the road. - .. ,
, . Oorporatloa Department- - .
The Corporation Departmtnt hail beam
conducted s 4a. a . moat - efficient manner.
Tbe Hlue hky 1jw should - be amended
and made more effcetvTe. The taw patted
in 1923, providipg for the Issuance of non
par stock, should be repealed, ' or " to
tnaeaded that adraaUae will not be taken
at innocent. purchasers. - . j,i ...
nanrance Departmant ' ' -
Tbe Ins u ranee , JJeaartmenti Jr ' heeat , -a
real source - of revenue . d urine .the past
bienaium. Tou increased tbe fees in
at -my. request j-There waa eoUected Hr
fee from . insurance t compaaiea ?io 1022
tbe sum of S821.U0tf. la WJ 11 hist do-
partmeat deposited ia the State. Treasury
S54Q.757.61. i , , . . . i-' .
There have been' many incendiary fire
in the state la-the last two rear.r- ! is
estimated that ooe-lislf of all tbe property
destruction by fir i tbe state of Oregoa
ia due to Incendiarism, t J?roper . teg-isla-tion
should be passed to remedy this situa
tion. :-. i . vtr 4 .... . . -i ; .
ftata Traffic Deparwnent : ;
tate "Traffic Bepartsant thould
be under one bead. .At nreaeBt part of
tbe force is .under the . Ilif hwny Comrais-
sion. and' parti, .under the Secretary of
State. It seems to me clearly the func
tion of the Highway Commission to rrg
Blate the traffic on tbe hirhwaye that it
iv railed upon to snauitsin. -1 ask. yea to
amend tbe law, 'putting 4ha entire traffic
service under tbe liisuway Commission.
Depart aaeat VensoMrtstloa
Two years aco 1 naked J" our to consoli
date the. various departments of state government-Sot
ewer divisions ia order to
avoid atapfeeatien of duties, activitiee and,
exnenae. -. tjonaoiioation oceupiea a isrre
part of the time at-tbe. last legislative Ses
sion, ! bot - tho- aeeessary legislation waa
aot enacted.- X arain urfe you to -cen-sider-
this - very important matter. ' The
revernmcnt of ' the-, stata of V aahinrtoa
ia far mora efficient than our by re a'
son-of tha-aaactmeat-wf -what la known
as. the "Administrative CodeJ ' iot only
would consolidation afford greater- econ
omy, bot greater effectiveness aad. effici
ency. .ti :. . i . ?. ,,.
xnaasirm. Acciaent commission ' '
: -Twi years ago, inv my-inaagural niess
sge, I asked yo' to enact Initiation mak
ing- three commissions aeii-susiamiag:
the Industrial Accident Comsaisaioa, "the
HnhRrr HWviee Oematissioa, and bf Fieh
Commission., You passed a law, which
I Vas rlad to eif n. -suspennin the aoa-
tributma from the -fctate Treasury .fur tb
one. of the industrial Acctoent commis
sion for a aeries ( two yesrs.r I now
ask "tbat yoa - pass another., net. . at 4hia
session, relieving the state' of contribution
to this commission for at least-two years
more. . .; - i . : - - i - r:.
J , recommend that - you , submit ; ait
amendment, tn ba -voted on at the elec
tion at November., lit makJng the pres
ent IoduHtnai Accident Commission cbm-
pataory '-in -all ' harxardoaa Aceuptlsa
Md with no , other eieage. fI an aware
ot the tact that an amendment was pro-
postni iii Af df raird at taa ' last - f IkImii
havitrx -vlrw tfcts csa. nli-4. aVbot-.it
asocfpsfipd BT many adttitionsl pro-
vUions. Uivs th poodle a rbsnra-to toto
upon.ths rUar. iiit-'itB aa ,ooa4itioiK
srluY- tfeel.,ci'rtaii people Jvill
ad 1t AirK aa .amondioent, wh irh "are-
sioa fwm failure by wikhdrswain. - Tha
Isrgvo iBlr of ' rejections :? would 'have
worked a aerioaa , haadicap-? had it not
hrn tot tarrrsMd - .business., fritst
romnaties have- iasured- at less than -tha
eoM f Inmrsnrr, sk-found hr oar owa
rxpeBfae -onrinc a period or mere tbsa
lie jrars. The .only, way -these, rrivste
eoavpinl ran dieeompliKh this mirle is
by tltir failure to scitla.withr the injured
onesaa tne aatpe.terms-ttiat. tha state
woaldN settle. Advsnafev nasi been 'tskrn
of tbe nnfortaaateav by t the -reed of
a frelfih few. The art is ia. daneer. 1 It
shoultbe Biade compulsory in its applica
tion 'H oaxsraoas ocvupattoas. - -y.erisl
enactmBt . at 4his - time
believe Jbst all peaea officers of-the state
vhoahl Me aatemstirslly trader, th bene
fits of Wve--Industrial AocMBt Cotanua-.
sioa. fenwbo tska the risk ef Injury
and dli in enforclnr' tbe'Isw ouahr to
feel that I heir families ar protected ia
case of prions jojury. ' - .-
'? r &niaaav or snsnenaa ..
Thera raa aorrotiriatd S3U.0O0 r-lha
Deoartmit- of .Fisheries, al Uia,hAt ,aa-
sion.' , It Will not be neeesfs ry to make
aay appropriation for this department this
yr; lire xhanr &J,0i.,ha bca p
Droorista for tha ttrometioa of tha .fish
indostry p Oregon ia lie- last Jew years.
t wo yrs aro tiie legislature nssed a
law raqunnir a ponndar tsr o( one-hlf
cent ' oa at roinmp- .al fkh taken, which
yieUa abdl fSSO.Oatf tootitlly, 1 Ttii t
t-
.,. K .vi e .1 ii.io i.ii- Slate
i ireasory to reimbursa the. state for the
avtoubi -appropriated -during ike la. I. few
years ror the benefit af th fih tniust
I wish- to add that the producers of grain
poia ireeiy a tax lor tbe intnectin
Af . tbeiriawa grain' ia aafficient anion nt
to return to the State Treasary the sums
auvsnceit ny tne state. .fc
- aionays CoUected' y Conuniasiona
i ire is oeing eoiiectea oy various
eamatiastoae, -opeatr-ueder-4w 4w the
Biaie ot Oregon, large sums m annual fees.
ahd -which during the -pat biennitint
reached tha astounding .total of 9 1.703,
S9. .lt so- aay -reemamesdatien-that , this
wswaiHw.otji pass, an act reqtiiriag
an commissions w-aich collect aneh fees
to-eposit the same In full ia the Gen
eral. r and . of . the Stat , Treasury All
eotnnusaiona abawld be notified immuli
atel.r ihat they are to present their btad
gets to the Way and' Means Committee
ana nave the necessary appropriations
mad- by that .eoaamutee. i it is 'aeither
soaad business w -f practice t allow
eemmiasions to. co..ct fees and spend
them as they see fit, without budget or
eon it, wi t host cheek or proper account
ing, t ae temptation to spend tne money
ts greacvtiiat thousands of dellsrs are
likely to be wasted each year rather than
accrue to . the State . Treasury for the
pablie benefit. ' " The -answer that the
commissions should have the right, to
spend the fees tbey collect a they aee
fit doea not suffice.; and is Itself an af
front to" the principles of good govern
menu Money collected under t.t ate law
belongs to the State Treasury, and money
expended in aay stale activity should be
expended only when appropriations hare
been mad by representatives- of tbe peo
ple. It is a fundamental principle of our
government mat no expenditure shall be
maae until tne money Btss been - appro-
friated by the people's 'representatives
a " the Collection of fees br any commit
aton there ia aa exercise of governmental
power. - -
wona wtr veterans' stst am
: - ' .- -Cammitstoa : -
- I recommend .'that a coiutltutlonal
amendment be submitted to the next gen
eral alectioa that will reduce the tax-on
property from one mill to one-half mill,
;or tha use of tbe World "War .Veteran'i
Stata Aid Commission. A 'ne-haf mill
levy for about eight year 'will crest a
sufficient fund to enable the commission
to carry out all. the provisions of the law
creaung-it. --.--? - -
The commission has paid in cash bonus
es S4.8l7.733.07 to veterans of the World
war. and has loaned $14,565,700,' upon
property in tha state. As the commis
sion is obliged to lend 73 jer cent of the
appraised value,' should it ba -requested.
U will be seen -that there may result.
severe loss : by reason of over-loans and
the shiftinr of property values.
: There ia still a deficit of about S3.000.
000 caused by the large amount. of cash
bonuses paid. During 1923 and 1926 the
tax levy will yield, a Utue more tbaa
t-J. 000.000. Tbe remaining (deficit ids'
1,000,600 ahould be coileoied. from tho
Uxpayera at the rate, of .00,00O each
year, and thus win b absorbed in two
yesra.s At to present., rate. Me Iohkcs
there will be a shrinkage of $2,000,000
orvaaara ia t has-loans resulting .from i the
7a per cept valuation law and by reason
of .tha interest rate of four .per cent to
thoiTeterans as against the interest -her-e
of approxunatelr .four and a half per real
to the stat on all bonds issued to .date,
thus making it -necessary, to continue . the
contribution at eae-n.aJt.aull ta on pro
perty for about etsht years.
. Pnblie Senrica Conunlssioa .
i "The Public Service Commission should
be reconstructed. It would be ' far bet
ter. to abolish the commission than to let
it continue .in its present form. I trust
that no appropriation will be made for
such continuance. . .
-. Penitentiary , ; .... . u
' Two years ago I asked the Ways and
Jteanx Committee to 'appropriate, -for -the
use of the penitentiary, the identical sum
ot money, 4!2O,O40, -riven that institu
tion under the former administration, bnt
with . th-stipulation that the Governor
have the rirbt to use S100.0OO of the
appropriation to establisn industries 1 for
the inmates of the penitentiary. 1 sta
ted 'my belief that tbe maintenance cost
could he keot within the nam of S320.0OO
for the biennium. I am happy to tell
von that have- maintained tne. peni
tentiary on this amount, having reduced
the monthly per capita cost from $39 to
$28, and "with n smalt balance left from
the appropriation--of $S20,000. t-
t "With, tha $100,000 entrusted to' me,
there was constructed, with, the aid of
prisoners," a' fire-proof, concrete ware
house, , 70x200- feet, at a cost of $26.0oO.
The construction of such a building ord
inarily would, bare cost $65,000. With
prison, helpers there was also constructed
a modern hydro-electric power plant, de
veloping 231. horsepower, within the peni
tentiary' grounds, by using the power from
a small stream that for -years has run
throueh tha senitextiarr enclosure. This is
permanent, addition to the state's pro
nertT. and wilr sar Oregoa 6.000 an
nually. The electric ' power plant "itself
to worth to tho stato the entire f 100,000 I
which u entrusted to bit care.
: Aiachiaerr has beea purchased for re
ducing the flax straw to fiber. We have
constructed concrete ret tine, tanks, mach
inery for making flaxseed oil. for e ditch
ing tbe retted straw and for makinjc fiber
therefrom..-. The cost of thia machinery
baa afgrerated. $30,000. , It ia all operat
ed by tbe prison electric power plant. -
At -the present time mere is on. nana,
about S100.0OO worth of flax atraw, flax
meal flaxseed, fiber and -tow for nphol-
ateria-. 1 feel secure in saytiLg that l return
at least $200,000 to the ststa ia property.
Oa SeDtember 17. 1923. we suffered a
disastrous fire,, which swept 'out all tha
Be&itentiary ahops and catued a loss oi
at lesst $150,000. The revolving fand
tost S3W.00U by reason ot this f ire, which
amount should be- replaced in thst fund
at this time. I secured froua the Attor
aey General an opinion which allowed me
to earry $40,000 insuraa' on th flax,
aad this amount .waa collected ' from ia
aaranea . . comDanick- . The Emergency
Board appropriated $65.000 "for tho re
building ot tne pennemiary anopa. -nm
are able' to return $5000 of tbis amount
to the treasury, as unused, as we have
rebuilt at less cost thaa tha estimate
made by the engiaeara; ,
Soya Tralalne Seaool f .
Three years a so tha leaislature di
verted S 20.000 of 'the .one-fourth mill
road tsx for the purpose ot constructing
a new Boys' TTsintng 8ehol.' -To years
ago tha legislature passed a law giving tbe
Board or Cootrot taa ngnt to buy a aew
aite for the training school 'Acting under
thia aattaerity; th Hoard of Control pur
Chased 276 acres of Isnd sear Woodbura,
aa tha PacUl Highway; a very fin site
for a trsininr - school. : A balance v of
220.000 remains in the treasury for -tha
construct ion of -tbe- necessary - buildings.
This "is found to be inadequate It ia
thereforO recommended that 100.000- be
appropriated by - thia legislature, to ba
added to the fund " ia band. 'for the-con
struction of tha aew bntldings for - tha
Boys . Training 4 School near Woodbura.
We can then complete modern -buildings
for - the care ef - these bays. There ara
bow 200 boys at the training school.
" Reformatory . .. -
"ask you ta create by law a reforms
tory, to be estaMinhed an the preseat site
of. -tha - hoys'1 Traininr School, for- tha
purpose of caring for the yonnger men
at the penitentiary, who ' should aot be)
eomoelled -to associate with - fcardVned
criminals.' ; Also for the older boys now
at the training school. ' Thia institution
shOald be under control 'of the ' Warden
of tbe penitentiary, who should have au
thority, .under, tha direction of the Gov
ernor, to trnfer .any Inmate from one
of these ittxtitationa--to the other
- The ,aumbr confined at the .peniten
tiary has rapidly Increased, perhaps ia
some measure because f my refanal to
gr sat executive clemency la many eases
where it heretofore has been Jreely rlv-
ea. 'There are bow 7 iamstes, f which
number 93 are under the age af 3u -years.
Those who . are constantly ia contact -with
these -young- men are-better-able to. select
front the nuin ben-these who will reform
and become useful ' citizens,, than is aay
lodge or board.. Shoald-anyeae aenteaeed
to. the- reformatory become incorrigible
the, warden should have ' the' right, upon'
presentation af the facts,' snd approval ef
they tiorernor ta .remove . the boy to 4he
penitent Isry. -The - Snperiatendent of the
Boys Training- School - likewise ' should
have the right to. trsasfer-boys from- the
training r school te th reformatory, sader
the supervision .of. the: Hoard of Control.
I ask you-to make, tbe proper-appropria
tions tor tneso aeceeaary retnrms.
State Market 'Aftnl' i
The office of State. Market .A rent- was
ereutsd -daat-eessioa t my .requoar. :ThJ
office hss beea filled ia- a atoat efficient
manner. ''This department has done much
to .encourage cooperative marketing in lha
state and ta tiring about otandard packing
and grading of .all farm, prodacta. - ' --
Grata inxoeetion hs been -ahls directed.
Complete cooperation has, beea; established
between i the national .grain - InKjreelion
farce- and ihe state department, and -with
out, noteworthy exception ae gradevmade.
by 4he state employes . are- the . accented
grades -npon -certala shinned from. Ori-p-rfh
and soldi ia forsiga msrkeU,Thi I of
great value both te . tbe. prodaeer and te
i
iQa emorter.,-- -
It u i eryled Utt ky tH'm Xaa-
- r - - - - - .
fodact must be coonerativply market-
el. : Ji requires effort and palaenre to
tfach. the producer .the jiecessily for co
opn.tMa. 'I h .aepartuaeat . aaa. proved
its value, and during ihe coming twa
years we hope to hate the producer aa
orgs ailed that many f the prodarta of
tbe farm ran- be marketed to yield a. p refit-to
the producer. j 4
J .-am glad to report that this depart
meat, is net only self -sustaining but has
created a surplus out of which tha origin
;l-20,,0Oft appropriated. for.lls niainten;
snce. before 1 became Uoveraor, may- be
retavavd ,-tha--- State JTreasaey. 1
member distinctly when il introdaced tha
Oraia ,Jnpeetioa Bill : in the . Heoat aia
years ago navina aani
spectioa Pepartaient would aa self sua
taining and -not a bardea upon' the- gea-
eral taxpayer. I. am nappy ta report
that snch ia the ease, S.'
- Wild urn
The wild game of Oregon is tbe com
mon property of all the people, and its
protection and propagation are therefore
matters ef tha almost importance which
entitled to -reeetea h-. earnest ana
sober thought af able-, sincere wfs. JTiis
mat heritaae.. with its wast foods valuea
aad great incentive te healthful outdoor
recreation, -vjaa -aiv anner it ywamiw
to become the spoils of ; politics and tha
football of , political controversy. 1 tree.
ommend that the enure eontrol of tbis
important. fanrtioa of state be -veetod en
aa appropriate department ef the Oregon
AgricultaraJ eoileg,, under the coartrol af
tbe Board of Regents thereof S ; -
j An effort should - be j mad to secure
aheaper lim for the us of the agneul
aned , in southern Oreeon are s high
o a -lime ahipped from tha state plant lo
cated . ia soutnera uregon art-ts.-aira
sh it makes tha lime i Terra expensive.
gnd arrangements aheuld.be made lor tha
development -of. cheap lime, from the large
denosit in Polk coultr. r.' ... 1
i I was deeply disappointed n the de-
teat of the Oleomarirarina bill. 1 - re
fuse to believe that. ! if i .the facta were
knnwn ia them, the majority of -the peo
ple ef the atate would deliberately injure
our great -dairy Interest for tha benefit
f the producer! of the; South. Sea Is-
iandsw ,,Tst- great majority -egainaj
bill wa rained larrelx. bss taa-eircalation
of false and misleading propaganda pic
turing bntter at anv doUaza pound. '
: In time the. question ; again .must be
submitted to tha swepl aa ta .whethoa. ar
aot foreign ., vegetable i oil v substitutes
thall be allowed to. masquerade . in the
flavor and , color st batter .aad thereby
tuke the horn njVet front on af thef
greatest and mostrmportant industries in
our state. -. t . .
With feed higher.. man lor years, aim
hatter fat low. the dairymea fac nam
situation. ,X sincerely, hope; the legisla
ture will grant them relief, itber by a
tax on all vegetable ail substitntss for
battev.rarby- robibitingf :tbo mixtare, of
dairy products" wiih regatabla - oils f aa a
substituta-for hotter. .. j.,;.. ..i.
r IrrigaUon- and Drainage Bonds ;
'eonstitotionsl
amendment to be voted on by the people
at the General Electron r 1926V repeal
ing tha atate guaranty 'of interest on ir
rigstion and drainage bonds.' I am -not
ready to-aay that tlia atate should cease
to help drainage, aad irrigation, in Oregon,
but I do believe that the-assistance ahould
b airect. i ader. tbe present plan it has
simply aforded a rich field for- exploit
ation ,by-.promoters and schemers. often
to tha- verv great detriment and distress
f .tha,settler. The present commission
has dona ita best to develop, to cooserTe.
and. to ,;sava -under tne ;iaw. as j now
exist.-.. - V " '.J '"
The interest oa .tha Jordan vaisey ir-
Hratiua bonds wan; certified na fotr
.i.ierd beeauKa it was .found that the cost
er cr for irrigation would ba less than
P UK. and .for the . reason, too, that tbe
ritieuii&sion decided tlia the - tae was
eioralfy, if -ot legsUy, bound to do . so
Usuks of the. attempt ta irrigate these
lands under tha Carey ct. Thes bonds
wera certified ana; pmrisw- . r
amount, of $400,000,: It is my belief that
this project will succeed .i j .,
I During 1924 it was necessary t U
f tha 1-' m a rrm n c v ISoard to ap
propriate $18.51& to payiinterest on irri
gation bonda, that had isssied. by
J, tvklf oC irriration districts.
There are now outstanding $2,03,110 i"
bonds issued to pay inUreat on bnd jxl
k.c .oreral irrieation -districts, i Many
af thedistriet will not ;be able i to pay
ihe interest a these bonds, and as they
re .a general . obligation of the state t
trill be necessary for this legislature to
provide the -.money by , appropriation to
bay thia interest, ainc. we must not al
low the credit of tha atate to became im-
?rrtu- .waer,.- aavnntrs-r1 b ttl :XTQm-
1 n0 Atf tha fvrirailf.n i.Btriet Of
CrB. tJl. Ill an a T swa- uo -
Oregon ahould have .bad the stterrt.on of
the criminal coarta before the statute of
tmitationt had expired. Early tlers
pioneers the very :bst I people ot .tha
atater-rara, by -ana meana t of another,
brought into thes irrigation, districts and
bare lost...r artr-ott tha point af loainfc
"hei ,nmVs horaasa boada voted- under
.k. .ntiia (. law become an -ufadariy-
bng lien. Such hoods take preeedeara over
toana ..made even irom jna M.ri.-
school fund. ' : " !
I Hrdro-Electrio tower i
Oregon haa "the-finest; natural - water
newer in the Union, and I favor iU se
lor the benefit of the people, lb ia tn-
d eve loped at presen, wnpi-.v, T-"
private eorporstions, which eajoy ia.'n
epoly of the Creator s wanaenai .piv "
the' people. Properly dr signed chydro
lectric plants constructed along tnodern
tinea on Oregon's splendid) power streams
should not cost, ia msny.aoeatwna, more
.i imn i VAna nower. Unaer tne
resent ayeteme millions of dollar are in-
r c , . u.u-wlJ Vartw-
rested tn vrregon in Mu-a-"-electric
planta of high-cost construction,
for which the public is paying. ?- . .
; ti,. tnKti Rervice 0jmmiion of this
m.tri tho ratea for electric current
bssed oa cost of construction aad dis
tributionsufficiently ntgn to pay
est oa' over-valued investment, thua wak
ing. the coat for. power er5iiwi
-v.-., na, miiild brine to eat atate
hundred of industries that would- cause
aa unprecedented neveiopmont ia "
cifie Northwest., 1 Tbe stage -is aot lor Ui
hydro eWctrkv drama in i Oraini Thia
atate is seriously handicapped new-liy the
,hMa JaLDmi'iit of hydro-eleetriet power
t k . o WaihinrtoB. where nower
is sold by municipal planta for much leaa
than it H aold In Oregon-- - -
I am informed -that power -an be de
veloped en the MeKensieJ the Deschutes,
the Columbia, and at tne TJmatil'-a Rap
Ids, snd delivered to Portland . and the
Willamette vaUer towns, far approximate-
iy $11 per horsepower annually.
I aiV you to enact a ilaw- creating
Hydro-electric. Commission to investigate
had report to the Oevernor the cost of
roastruetion of modern, up-to-date,, hydro
electric power plant on undeveloped na
tsral water power of the state at Ore
gon, investing this commission witii pow
er to form a district,, establish boundar
ies thereof for the delivery of electric
energy and wser at-ucb points .as tha
rommissioo- shall designate within, r tho
district, and giving the Governor power,
should - the eomatsioa so: recommend, to
call a special election to vote a bond issue
of sufficient amount to liuvld .aad con
struct., such monicipsUy-owneil. hycro-elec-trie
power plsnts. Even should any -district
deeide .adxaxaely-aa to tho .construc
tion ot such power plants.- tho data gath
ered by auch a eoouaiision would be of
great valae.te prospective investors. . ,
SULPHUR GLEARS
Apply Siilphrw as Tol.l.WTica Your
JSkin Broaks Out. I
:. Any- breaking bot 'of : the skin,
even fiery. Itching etlteraaVean: be
quickly . overcome by! anplylnx a
little entho-SBl'phTirt4leclTes a
noiea EKia speclaUst. KBecanse ,of
us germ oestroyiag rroDertlesihla
uipnur preparation begins at once
to soothe Irritated akin and bear
eraptloVsueraVrasfiTpTnipiea
andfrlngTivdrni: .',. t ,; v.: r ; -
..It, seldom fallal to .remove the
torment Tand- dlsftgurement. Jand
you .do n6t nf e to' wa)t for relfef
frora embarrassment. - Improve
ment quicMlyl 8nowsSufferra
froni skin, troiible ahouid obtain
a -small Jar: of ; Howies Mentfao-
Salnhnr from anv
aa3 use -It coli cfsan, Adr.
The inrestment X $10,000,000 in Ihe
Clear Lake l"rsjeet.- at the head tnt
McKeniie river. I am informed by enein
ara sAuU . dtJIver i the. fju.it mouQiuin
water to most of the larger towns ia me
U iiiametf. raller. and urabably would
yield current that cjould be sold for not
more -than i'et norsepower sonuar
l. wbnlMtale. which' would pay for avain-
tmanee and interest and provide far th
nnaut of bou.l. This would revolu
tionize Oregon." The people should has
riirtit in ennstrnrt anch plants, where
(a,,iI Msihle. at 'the earliest possible
moment. 1 sIho .-(rfv. .that .?eery thing
possible be" done .''to encourage -the ' con
st fuctioft ot'a'plani at -Umatilla - Bapida
for electric ana power pnrv""
- . tsbor 1
-It has com to my attention that thera
are individuals and firms within tba state
who employ labor without making proper
nroTuuoa for prompt payment ot !
earned They- aasattmea get heavily u
last honest working eople. and. tak
ing advantage of this faft, forca the em
ployes to accept stock or a valueleas in
terest ia tbe business ia .settlement. I
therefore recommend ; that provisions be
mad for th more adequate protection of
wages byr. givisg to the MMr; wmrnn
sioner th authority to assist ia making
collections through., tha district attorney a.
where necessary, ana wno snau act vuo
ah ratMt. i h
i.I find from ' the report of the Labor
Commissioner that there .was paid in lees
to employment , agencies in the stata of
Oregon, during -tha jrear J84. the enOr
tnoua total of $358,756.44. This ia the
amount exacted from. the laboring people
for securing employment. I consider this
amount extortionate. . i w firmly be
lieve' that this? coubtry owes a job to
very man who (wants to : work, f do not
think that he ahould have to pay for tha
privilege of securing one.- -jr "
f I believe that free labor agencies, in
cooperation with the .United States Em
ployment Service, should be established in
all centers, under the control of the Bur
ms of Labor. I This, will incur aora ex-
nense. although no large, and I favor
a aufficient appropriation from th Stat
Treasury o, providegthis needed relief to
the unemployed. . 5
Child Labor Amendment
Lab
tutio
I recommend the adoption of the Child
bar Amendment to the .Federal consti-
ution. It is certsipiy- ngnt and proper
to give" to Congressi the power to pass a
law protecting . .childhood ia America
from th greed f - those who eoin dollars
from the labor of. jselplesa children.
I ' Salarl '-' i '
I A ' heavy responsibility falls . unoa. th
District Attorneys of our state. The sal
aries paid them frequently are inadequate
return for the energy ana aomiy mat is
demanded of the wen who are c.nnrgea
r'ith the enforcement of the laws of the
tate. : I recommend that these salaries
fe increased. t - . .-, I ;i -i ' - . !
I ask -yen. also, to increase the salar
ies of the Justices- of 1h Suprvme court.
f J otaer saisry ncrpnna rt m
mended.
i , Taw F.nforcement
t. In the matter of" few enforcement there
has been most certainly - a decided im
provement, ia. this state. However, much
(till remains to be done. Alt laws should
,n enforced upon rich and, poor alike, in
riagnificent borne as. well as in humble
ouage. -1 . am . a firm .believer in the
I'rohibition law. Ini the enforcement of
this law we have had 1218 cases and the
narcotic, cases numbered 15. There "as
been, assessed S27U903.63 in fines for
riolat'ton ofthe Prohibition, - law, and
$1100 in Jines for. violation of the Nar
cotic law. Sentences imposed 'would re
quire.; .4.1,631 . days' ;' confinement in .jails
gad penitentiary for tbe violation of the
lrabihitinn law. and 570 days for Viola
tion of. - the Narcotic law. There have
been .destroyed j 28,144 gallons of intox
icating liquor and ; mah. Stills seised
hud dertroved nuinlier 134. There bave
been seized and confiscated 43 automo
kilo. i tinder o Deration af , .the law we
re forcing the .bootlegger to pay for his
own conviction. , ji ' inf w rn... . r
With sufficient fund and vigor, tha boot
(egger will be driven entirely out of bus!
i The denartment has been active in
nearly every, ronuty in, the state. Only
S?.,000 was allowed the prohibition fund
kniinallv. The Stat aTohibition Depart
ment bas created : more consternation
SuMinr those who flagrantly disobey the
brohibition laws, and among offictaia lax
fn their enforcement methods, than has
een created anywhere, at! any time, with
he ssme amount at- funds for personnel
md operations. J Urge , you to increase
he power of this depsrtment, and give it
0 per cent, of t the, fines (Collected from
yiolstors ot the prontDmon taws.:
. The State Prohibition fore is- th ter
ror of the lawbreakers.. It ha, .been con-
ducted in a clean, straight-forward, busi-
aasa-like manner, ana a mviie your oay
inmiirmii the moneys exDended in
the enforcement of t the prohibition and j
aarcotie lawa i I w rjsh .bring . to your
attention the report of the Prohibition
t In a aeries of addreeses delivered over
the atate I have done my ,bi to arouae
a- higher spirit of American ism, a deeper
aense of moral dnty, ia the-.citlseas of
Oregon. I have insisted, and still main
tain, that honesty is tbe principal quali
fication for all officials. I have used
every rjossrble; opportunity afforded, by
eohool or church to create a sentiment
for the enforcement t -every .law, and for
love ana respect tor " sacreu iuuiu
tinna af rovernmeot. ' -
. America ia doomed if classes ever ap
pear aa they have in the older civuisa
tin. item a.M-tDertv, and standing in
oar country should be in the forefront of
tha fight i or tao eniorcemess oi every
law. Should the time ever come when the
wild nob surgea down the street, aa it
ao often has done since civilisation had
Its beginning more than 6000 yeara ago, i
vast wealth will then be of no avail. The
plea for mercy will go unheeded unless
the average citizen believes that all have
received juatice ; aadVr the .operatidn. of
the government, 1 which he is called upon
to protect with his life; for this ia a gov
ernment emanating Irom . an sue people.
based on the consent of tne governed.
. A sentiment must be built up through
out the land that America plays fair with
everyone, and respects no one over an
other because - of property - or birth. I
call upon every man and woman, within
she . ennrca and without, 1 in tbe man
sion and ia the cottage, in the city and
on the farm, ia the office and in ' the
field .of-labor, to share in the duty and,
responsibility for law-enforcement.'
t We, -who are -the beneficiaries of -tho
greatest Inheritance .the -world- has ever
nowa in the form of aovernraewtal insti
tutions unequalled , ia. their justice.. aincp
time began, , today, find them trembling
in the balance, because there growing
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Proven Safe for more than
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up a BV'irit cf injjf fer
tablished attiiiortiy:
CMs
iy there be a revlval'of the spirit of
ence for-authority-and' law .that wilt
sweep this land from end to ead, so that
Oregon may be the aiost progressive slate
in all the Union: a state where law ix
beld aacred. enforced without favor, ; or
wiImI when found wrong. All the pol
ice -power la the nation could not bring
this to Jiass jn Oregon alone nirtes aiip
norterf -tf tionnlsr anorovat. Our govern
mrnv will stand only so long asi justice ia
administered- through the Jawi ana eoutrv;
1 call upon the bench, and bar of this state
In Mlmu ihH nractice ia the nrts a that
the puaiehmeat i-af the guilty 4 will . be
prompt and commensurate with tbe crime.
wnea; tne sssn-nwi jr,) .w
cslled lower stratum of society. i w y
atanuteit nnon It that he also naa mane nis
sp pears ece into the so-called upper Mrat-am.-
This country has more t fear from
the law violator ia tbe marble office than
from the ragged leader ef the mob In. th
atreet. itt -ts vna iur -cuter .u..
timea th professional idler who as cruel
ly respoasible for th "I don't;cara a t
ntuda Af today, i
. Friends, as w lov America,' w must
esrel Our . oarn. . homes, our own govern
ment,' depend upon. the thought and, csra
that we exercise for their preservation
and their .continuance. It. is still true
that "Kternal vigilance is the price of
liberty.". ' ' ' ""; '
il am! exceedingly anxious to work- In
armony with this legislature. I do not
want' toi infringe in any way. bpon aay
f the j prerogatives of 'the legislative
br tnch hi aur state government.!, I guar
antee tof yon that every department of the
State ia ppen to your inspection. A W will
ba triad to appear before any of your eom-
,'piirtees at any -time for a full and com
plete accounting; or any iransacnou or
circumstance ; in th .conduct of state af
fairs upon which you may desire informa
tion. - - J . ' - -! " i i- ':
i It Is iyour function to. prepare and to
pass bills.- I, wish t help you in-wrery
possible Iway.1 " Iitender you my full fcooB-
erst ion (it all times. ,- U; 4.$
t Oat-state, is rapidly growing in wealth.
and population, i We must not handicap
r retard ita progress.. Neither must wo
allow the confiscation of valuable proper
ty in this. state. for tb benefit ot th sel
fish few!who would avoid their reasonable
part of the burdens of society.. It is the
duty of i low to jeoualiae the. burdens aa
far 'as .possible, compelling . the selfish to
assume the obligations which they should
bear as a -matter-of -Tight." -j :
Orecsn is on of tha moat favored spots
On all this earth.- Wa hav the , climate.
tha soily the water, tha. natural gifts of
nature, i We have inherited .the experi
ence- of t the ares. ' We can create here
the mo. -parfect. civilisation, tha world bas
ever known, whet, tho rewards of human
toil arej more' equitably dimributed,! and
the burdens of iociety ara more equally
borne, thaft elswierer ':' f"''.-
ft ' . . . , : ,
j viur lores ts must o prsereu wii.uuj
may . bring labor and. wealth .to future
generations. ' Th might -of our streama
sho.nld hest and light. th homes and turn
th wheels of industry. In Oa-fqton ahould
be established the .fjuat Jemple of civili
sation, f May. out deliueratiotta and work
here, contribute som fffgall measura- of
progreasi toward: that great end.-
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We now have a big line of Radio sets as Veil as a combination Brunswick
and Radiola. Come in today for demonstration or phone and we will gladly
send one to your home. , ' i; ": . 1 ' ,
Radio Sets
Radiola III Complete with
tubes arid, head phones
Radi61aIIf AComplete with 4 tubes
ahd hea'd phohes $65.00; or v0ill Ifft
. with loud speaker ...U' vil U U U
Radiola Regenoflex
tubes arid loud
speaker;
Radiola Super-Heterodyne (Second Har
monic) Complete 6 radiotrons and UZ-
i6Zb loud
speaker! JL.I.w.i;
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Arrested less. than a. block away
from 4 the ; Doe store, where a
browler had forced his " entrance
by. a; jiminie,,, Lee, C, Ruffe Is
held by the, Salem police for Inves
tigation. Bail was fixed .at $1500
which, he was unable .to furnish
and he , Is" now confined in ' the
county jail.' ' The ease was trans
f erred to the Justice court Monday.
, .-Late. Sunday night Charles Rice,
who lives onthe Fairgrounds road,
reported: that "he saw a man In the
Doe store. '; Investigation disclosed
that the door of; the store had been
jimmied,. bnt the burglar, had fled.
; Officers Wilea and Olson arrest
ed Ruffe, In a small car at High
land avenue and found in his pos
session an assortment of burglar's
tool's just after; the . report of the
attempted robbery' and burglary.
Tha car belonged to T. f .'Hannah,
325 First, Portland. A'jimmie
found In the car. fits the hole in
the door of the Doe store.
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