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SOLID TIRES HirAT commitoe&eeting ! IC'cntinued from pfe t.) i Vi'i V : - v'-v:;--;-. X'; tee some data concerning trucks hy use at the tfresent time.J.Slx thousand three 1 hundred . and ifchty are operating ;; with solid tires, and 6864tVa tiers are ih op eration equipped with these" tires. He had at letter from ."Wentwortb & Irwin quoting "a price' of $163$ for changing solid tires to; 3 6x6 pneumatic on a 2 1-2 ton truck. The cost of- equipment1 undet this law has been the chief ob jection, arid Mr. Staley also raised the point that the solid d tires j E.Vf Coo!py lN.Com'lSt. j Harry I. Pearson Ccdley 3r Pearson -5-..-'-- -...- - - . lit-!, : -,y GUARANTEED QUALITY FOODSTUFFS DELIVERY vilore and more people are daily taking advantage of our tree delivery system - uur aeuvery . car ppemiw cost to the same number of cars each going down town to yourJdobr much" cheaper than you can do so yourself 7 1 4M1U F ..V - " ' . . ', - ' ' , '' :- :': NO. 5 BOX CRACKERS 9Qr (Inslst'on True Blue they're crisp and fresh...... 2 V TOMATOES BEST SOLID PACK OQr QUARTS WESSON OIL .L.. COFFEE M. J. B., HILLS OR GOLDEN WEST per pound.. KELLOGG'S PEP 2 OJ? ...r-.--..--r-----'-Mt" KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN KELLOGG'S BRAN FLAKES 2 for .......:;. :. .; PUFF WHEAT '2 for "BROOMS (A good Broom, not a poor one) i Each i . - 1 49 LBS. FLOUR-CROWN'S BEST PATENT .- - Z LBS.'- PEANUT BUTTER (Best quality) NS pounds l.i ...4.- - 4 LB. CERETANA FLOUR (Montana's best all hard wheat flour) ..i ; COFFEE OUR SUPERIOR COFFEE ! Pound - : j COFFEE GOOD QUALITY -! 3 - pounds ..........il.. MATCHES 6 boxes ; MARGARINE f 3 pounds -I- NO. 5 i LARD 1 JUNE PEAS A ! 2 for ... , ; CORN 1 2 for 4 4 LBS. PURE VEGETABLE ; SHORTENING ..... 54c -25c 20c 25c :29c :59c $1:99 35c $2.29 49 c -19c 75c 75c 25 c would have no cxchaPRO, yalue Ip ' Oregon after this law went late effect. ' ' i -1. 3 ' The measure provides that; the' law'-shali bereffectiT after Jan iiaryll p 19t9fVu Mr. 'Stalef sui feeste'd to 'ftje '.committee that1 this Wis scarcely fair lngtlr of .time to . allow ! owners to ! get the ' life value out Qt his solid tires. Hie believed that the time should be extended to 1931. but the com taitteer agreed to amend it to Jan uary 1, l3e.' The bill will be re ported back to the : house this jpiorning " recommending that It pass with that amendment. . ' The members of the , county court of Lane county were at' the hearing.' C. P. Barnard, county Judge, approved the bills. , It js his belief that pneumatic- tires give double the speed with much less damage to the roads. - - . One farmer spoke from the farmer's standpoint. He owns a truck with solid tires, I which, he said will last the average farmer an indefinite number of years. The average : farmer he stated runs his truck about 500 miles during a year, and a pneumatlp tire vwoBld rot long before Hhey would be worn out.- He pointed out that the farmer pays the same license to run his truck once - a month as the man who runs his every day. t " .' , ?The farmer has to have a truck as a matter of convenience during certain aeaaons of the year, "and he caiinot dispense with the-same expenses of operation as any oth er operators. The farmer, who spoke, aid that he thought there should be some provision made in the 1)tll that would ttHow farmers to operate on the highways under the same kind of a permit as tire construction trucks. ' - Quality painting, both Tarnish and lacquer, work. In our modern equipped paint - efeop. -Washing, greasing and night service ; tire repairs.. Wood's Auto Service.' () Capital City Cooperative Cream ery,, milk, cream, buttermilk. The Buttercup butter nas . ne equal. Gold etandard of perfection, fl 3 7 3. Com'L Phone 299. f () J69c Phone C. O. D. Orders 1371 or 1372 VETO OW McNARY? BILL BYC00L1DGE POSSIBLE 1 Continued from, pas 1.) supreme court 4 to remain there, until after the 1928 elections. " The only house member to upeak at length in favor of the bill was Chairman Haugen- of the agrlcul tural committee, bjit in "the senate, a half dozen members contend ed the measure would do for agricul ture what the tariff has dne for business and the federal reserve law for banking. ' Elker Anto Co 'rerry at Lib erty St. Autos stored and bought and sold. Cars washed day and 'night: Low prlces-and service -will 'make Ions; frwnS. r J ; " C ) r'i , I Statesmarv Ads Bring Results UBTQ.'i LAUIiCHES TIRADE; Ofl fTWO; COMMITTEEMEN! r ''(Coiitin-iei'frolii -pafge 1.) V " ' ' J"t ':i ' j ' t t .... f..u : f ' the first three weeks of this ses sion of the legislature," said Sen-; sLtof' Upton,- t wts' snicessftrt'ln passing consiJerable " legislation; 'My ideas during that period ap-. flarentfy we're good. Uut when , I tknipered with that creature built up by "thi highway commission in this state' my ideas on legislation were considered without merit. "There apparently is a tendency on the part of some members of this 'senate to construct-a brick wall against any proposed im provements of our "highway, legis-i lation., Every attempt ' to change the' motor vehicle situation is frowned : upon, and is met . with firm i resistence. This senate should not be guided solely by the recommendations of the roads and highways committee.' I blame my colleagues when they sit' Idly by rind refuse tO'crittCise the systeip. that' has been built up. I was not accorded a4 opportunity to: appear before the roads and highways committee on some of these bills, I believe this Is a courtesy .that should be granted to any member of this legislature." It was charged by Senator Up ton that ' two ' members ' of the roads and highways committee ap-. p'arently had stood In with the highway commission. In' referring to Senator Miller of Josephine county, Senator Upton said: 1 "I do not own a hotel located a't the yunctlon of the Pacific and the Redwoods highways." "Senator Hall," continued the speaker, "was responsible for the present prenieuous certificate of title' law. He also has been op posed to the reduction of motor Vehicle license fees. When any member of this legislature "has at tempted to change or improve the present license systenj'the cry has gone out that such an innovation would wreck the highway pro- gram. 'This cry is bunk." 1 Senator Upton then charged that Senator Hall had capitalized the Roosevelt highway for 'the promotion of his telephone oper ations. "He is now ready to ex tend the Roosevelt highway," said Senator ' Upton, "which would. make it possible for an extension of the telephone lines in which he is "interested: ' . "When you are told that' the highway program is sacred the statements are not based on facts." It was alleged by Senator Up ton that no recommendations for economy in the conduct of the motor vehicle -department had been received from the' secretary of state. '"Under my plan of having the sheriffs collect the motor-vehicle license fees the secretary of state Would be able to dispense with more than 100 employees at a great financial saving to the state." Senator Hall said today was the first time he had the .feeling of a millionaire. . '"J was" astonlshedV'? said . Sen-; a tor . Hal! towhen Senator. Uptbri said he had I hotr beed'i given 5 ap opport un fty s f appear -before !"the roads f hd- highw-ays -committee. Oiilythis morning I Informed Sen-- a tor -Upton ef the. action taken hy. the roads and highways com mittee and asked htm if he de sired to be heard. .He said he did not. ' .''':: ' ' ; ." ' -. ; ; "It Is not true that I have been : opposed to a' redaction ' In motor vehicle license fees. I pre viously" introduced, a bill to in crease the gasoline tax two cents per gallon and at the same time reduce the "motor1 vehicle licenses per cent. - I was turned down by the committee ' over '-"which I am now charged with .. weilding undue influence. I favor collec tion of the motor vehicle license fees by the county clerks and not the sheriffs." Senator Eddy said : there had been ho" disposition "on -the part of the roads and highways eommit fee to deny Senator Upton ahear- "When the highway program was ,first launched there was, a sort' of an-"agreement that the legislature would protect all parts of the state. J have found Sen ator Hall fair on highway and mo tor vehicle Legislation, and he has not wefided an ..Influence . upon members of the ; roads and high ways committee,' indicated ? he would wipe out the certificate of i1 I I Effective odayptugy.7oy. 171 A1TD V1 Monte Guaranteed Hard- dl AQ , " if7T!niTPsPe'Ty Drifted Snow ' 0 fA l LUUiV wheat, 49 lb. sack Special;... JtljU VjX'AS lbsack...ii. ..4i.U Full Cream Cheese, 2 p Elbow Macaroni A' . Carnpbell's Pork & Beans, iFOCa Sincjlaijf s Lill& - ' ; OC 3 Pounds J... IV C medium 3 cansjAl.J.r-WC.i i4'.caris 1...,.......,.....:., VJC Nut Margarine, 3jpos;'; : . 69s Half Ground Salt-- AtfT "l000 Shee?Tissue Soilet CfiJ T? Calumet Corn Starch OC 50 lb. sack... ..... DC Paper 7 rolls....:.:.....:.." 3UC: n X lb. package 3 pkgs..-..:.. CnfQ ; 1 ' i iMciyy ;Seans,"4 ppu nds J. . . . . 29c Bluing Reg. 10c Cf White. Wonder Soap " 7Q . Market Day; Raisins OQ-Bottlss-ANow T.V C fJ 20 bars .:. -.L!ULj I -0 C? 4 lb: package. uO C Podboppy Cbffee, per lb.- 35c; 3;lbb. -lV00 Matches Carton of six Ip- Calumet Baking Powder 0T Ftls Naptha Soap Carton . f A boxes Special ..:.....,..;.;..i JlOC 1 1 pound 'can:....l.,...,fci l-C; of 10 bars4-SpeciaL.,........... O JC Pure, Cane Sugar, iOO Ibj5 . " " 1 " ' " (Limit)' ' ' - : -x . 'I ' ' I I Ml I .1 : ft " " 174 North Commercial Street M TS 'r YT "V rs, ? I ' . ! : Call 1333 For-Q1c!d Delivery r i n titlaaw at one stroke. I elietre fbia-'lawshbuld ' be 'amended "and remain on the statute books. ' Every member of. the j roads ahd' highwayscpramittee has fav ored a reduction; of the motor ve. hlel license tax,' hut we have found no way to bring it about. By '-reducing automobile license fees we may wrieck the iinancia) strrieture of our highway ' pro gram and shift; the obligations dnto private property. In .oppos- Insr reductions of these fees at this tlmd I feel a duty: and respdnsibil- ity." - . , ' Senator Banks said he yfas op noseil to recommitting the hills -for -.two reasons. One reason was that' Senator Upton' was preju diced against the ;roads and high ways committee, and the) other that the senate does not pay tatfeh attention to committee reports.' '.-. " rIf the hills are , wrong," , said Senator Banks, '"they are , voted down. If they re good t$ey are sustained, t-wint to say that I favor a reduction of license fees dh" second hand cars." 'Senator Joseph rsald he was un- (jualifidely in fat or of the of the certificate of title law. ; it was the opinion of Senator, Moser that the reports of the roads an dhighways committee should be sustained. "repeal We are state distributors for the Viking tires and tubes. Mal eom's Tire Shop, corner Court and Commercial streets. Drive in for your tires. f - , h () BarthclomewWeisner r Oregon Pioneer' Dies Or., vftWi'WJ -funeral services were SILYERTON (Special.) held this afternoon for Barthoio-i '. . . . . t mew Wiesner, who died at his Jiome- on Nprtn. Howeil PralrieJ Wbrtiary 8.. - He was preceded in, death - by bis wife .three weeks.' Pallbearers "were bJs co-workers in the North Howell Grange. ? In4 terment was made in Bethany cem etery. Weisner came to America in l'8 4 7, -remaining In New York un4 til 1862, when he came to Oregon by the ocean route, crossing the Isthmus of Panams and landing at San Francisco. He came on to Oregon" and settled ' on French Prairie where, ho remained for si4 years. - While there he met and married kouisa'ane Cawood. Leaving French Prairie they moved to the farm home in; North Howell preclncfe wlilcb has been their home ever since. He is sur vived by sii children, Mrs. Emma Bougaman of Portland, Mrs. Opha Gray of Marlon, Ephraim, Ernest, Archie, and Bertha of North How ell, and. 11 grandchildren. During; his. active life Wiesner was. am ; enthusiastic -'community builder. ". He helped organize and was a charter member of the first grange on Howell Prairie and was an honorary member of North Howell Grange.. Monmouth- Normal -Students Visit State Leg i si at u re j - Two-vhuadred Monmouth state I normal sQidents were visitors ,-,t j the Thursday morning session of ' the legislature., At the request 6ff Colonel Mercer, venerable rlianAj 4ain of tlte senate.1 the vishir.. I students tang the Ttoxology -or j the mornlag devotion. ' Every voice responded in th j song of reTerence, leaving the il l j pressipn with the leffialatnro tiAw 1 - - mil , in responding to their call for serr. j ice, they were preparing for futur,. effort in charcater building an.t-;;. tainment of true, citizenship; an'.i ' that the normal school: bo 'r-trJ. sented, is giving service of T(, mendous ralue to the state tributed. i Artisans' Girl Drill Team Will Give Dance The girls' drill team of the local chanter of rnitpi ir.;... will hold a 'Valentine carnival dance at the' Crystal Gardens to night, to which the' public is n- vited. The team won the national drill championship at the Portland con vention last August, competing against the best t pa m : i T I. United Stites. Proceeds from this dance viu be used to pay expenses of th coming tompetition at Seattle next August, when the team will defend its championship. ' r 5 When you buy at Busick's you pay no motje for what you need than any pne eUe pays. There are t no special prices, made on one or two items that are purchased by the average housewife only occasionally. To make up the loss on these specials a few cents must be aded' to oer items used every day. Thousancs pf pple recognize i this factancl find- it profitable, buying; at Busick's. -CoiistctJ'.piics every day in the week. ' Fancy Ripe rBanano 3 lbs. 25c Oranges are especially good now and the price Jow for this time of year. We "are selling; a very nice large size orange at 4, Qans FeideraI Willie 2; Large; Loaves Freshly Baked 3read For your Fresh .Meat .i - we , invjte .you to visit our fresh meat count ers. You'll find Ijust what you, want in gov ernment inspected Wleatc 3 Small Loaves V t. dozen We have a very, attrac tive display pf.fr esh Vejgetales this week: SOLID HEAD j-ETTUCE NEWlINACH ' CARROTS BEETS 3 Lbs. Gem Nut " Margarine C:. -.V;' 4 3 Lbs. Mellow Blend von CAULIFLOWER ' TyRips x PARSNIPS SWEET ;POTTOES . Also a nice lot of APPLES . ORAJfGES .ORAPE.FRUIT LEM OG Large Box Fresh' j Crisp pda " Cracftero STEAKS CHOPS ROASTS BOILING ME AT SAUSAQE IPUiLEiLARD and CfOOKED LUNCI MEATS - 1 ' .LAUNDJRY HELPS 10, Bars Crystal White Soap 38c 45jc -Bonner 'Seedless Raisin i 3 Large Package Peet's Grapulitetl " Soap )b. Packages' for 25 c Fancy Hardwhea t The prices 'reason 8 -"' , j - r - Standard Liquid Bluing 2 Bottles 17c 'HELP THl i ( .... 1 s ton .your headquarters A parts or city RIVHTfOR FXJNDS THIS WEEK ( ; ; -: . ; . , .:.;.- . . .;. -;. '',; V i