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The New Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, February if, t9t9 Cmcrous Proposed Meas cres Get Attention De ? spite Deadline Altteragh Monday at fdur was the deadline (or bills to be ftetiy Introduced, tome 16 came tWP for first reading In the house Ttoday. These had been turned ffe Holiday. , It was said, but .did TtoC get attention due to the long .8len. Hereafter air bills must cs the committee allotted for ' f&l purpose In order to get read, wotfes K. K. Kubll's motion to re metad rule 44 comes up as tbreat Sdv and is passed. Sills were introduced as fol- Legislative Resolutions Would Repeal Bo nd Right For Ores The state of Oreron Is now well supplied with roads, or at least If lcneeas any more tney can oe constructed- out of Income. The BL-B. 4S7 By Brlggs ProTld . ftrgc that a laborer or material men ' rtfonld not be penalized with lose m Bes for failure of county clerk wJ properly file or register same. tL. B.- By Chlndgren Prorid fwf for adoption of standards and gpAm for potatoes. Ttr B. 4J9By Anderson Pro wfeflajr that any Judge may grant parole. K. B. 440 By Anderson Re IgOng to formation of parole temrd and selection of parole of fUrer. TL B. 441 By Swope ProTid faj for method for discontinuing county unit school system. TL B. 442 By Anderson Re Hotta to the collection of hospital few by employers and making fftcat accountable for such funds. B.B. 443 By McCready In We1ng the salary of superinten dent of public instruction from $4,999 to $5,000. H. B. 444 By Robison Allow te select right by trial before court fft defendants In criminal cases rjury. -. H. B. 445 By Robison Pro i Ititaf terms and conditions under wfeh life insurance companies aad fraternal organizations may he licensed. H. B. 446, by Angell and Collier jnsd Sen. Kiddle Providing char- ss for inspection of boilers and wwfrred pressure Teasels. H. B. 447. by Hamilton Pro viding for withdrawal of the wat tsrs of Tumalo creek for appropri aTlon. R. B. 448, by Lock wood Pro MM catching of steelhand salaam-at certain periods of the year. H. B. 449, by Henderson Re txttnx to night fishing and night feasting. H. B. 460, by Gouley Limiting ft ealklng of salmon from any river in the state to three per day. Tftis does not apply to the Colum bia river. K. B. 431. by Carkln and Sen. Cfcreaer Increasing the percent age of gross premiums to the state y fasurance companies. H. J. R. 14. by Carkln and Raalett No county shall create ay debts or liabilities which shall singly or In the aggregate, wftk previous debts or liabilities, exceed the sum of $5,000, except fe supreas Insurrection or repeal fsrasion. H. J. R. 15. By Carkln and Baxlett The legislative assembly eftaB not lend the credit of the state nor In any manner create ay debt or liabilities which shall siagly or In the aggregate with prarfoas debts or liabilities ex ceed the sum of $60,000, except, 1 ease of war or to repeal inva sfa or suppress insurrection. H. J. R. 18, by Carkln and Hax lett Repealing article 11-a of ih constitution of the state. "The following bills were intro duced in the senate Tuesday: 8. B. 91, by Miller, by request i Relating to the consolidation of sefcool districts. .- S. B. 91 by Miller,. by request , Relating to the consolidation of school districts. S. B. 91, by Miller, by request To provide special sinking fund? for building purposes in school districts of the first class. 8. B. 93. by forestry committee Relating to forest fire hazard regions or areas, and authorizing the state board of forestry to des ignate such forest fire hazard re gions or areas. Providing ruler and regulation's for protection of forests and forest lands, and pro viding penalty for violation there S. B. 94. by Fisher Providing for the organization of tunnel dis tricts, construction, operation and maintenance of tunnel systems, and for the payment of the cost of such systems and expenses in cident thereto. S. B. 95. by Strayer Relating to the jurisdiction of courts sit ting in equity. S. B. 96, by Moser Relatinr to the purchase of stocks, bonds etc. S. B. 97, by Carsner Prohibit Ing keeping of coyotes in captiv ity except in parks or zoos. S. B. 98 by Marks Relating tr duties of notary public in connec tion with guardians. POLICE INVESTIGATE mysterious OEJTU SPOKANE, Wash.. Feb. 6. (AP) Pend O' Rellle county of fleers today were Investigation the mysterious death of Clarence P. Roush, who died in the snow cov ered hills back of Ruby, Wash., yesterday after he had hiked five miles for a cup of coffee. Roush who is a Spokane sheet metal worker, left here Friday night with Carl Johnson and Pete Headbcrg. and Saturday night they visited at the Fred Carlson Logging camp on Leclerc creek. According to Johnson, Roush and Headberg left camp Saturd day night to go to the homestead of "a man named Zimmerman" where they said they intended to visit and "get a cup of coffee." Headberg arrived in camp and said he left Roush talking to Zim merman. Sunday morning a searching party found the body of Roush, two miles from camp, in a patch of show beaten down with foot prints. There were no marks of violence. Sheriff Ben Fox and a deputy went into the wild country today to try to learn something more definite about the death. on and Coimtii same applies to counties, in the same way. This Is the gist of two mea sures, house Joint resolutions 14 and 15, which were dropped in the house hooper Tuesday. Both provide for putting on the ballot tor repeal at the next general election the amendments now in the state- constitution granting the state and counties the right to bond themselves for roads and highways. If the resolutions pan th legis lature, and the ntif.a:e are then approved oy tte people. ?juntieB will not be enabled to rtate any debts or Labilities whlra shall singly or in the aggregate exceed the sum of $6,000, escpi to sup press Insurrection, of repeal in vasion. The state will be limited to $50,000 under the Fame condi tions. This restores the original sta tutes on this matter, and It is the belief of many that the time has come for this restoration. What roads that may be needed In the future can be built out of Income, which in the ttate is the gasoline tax and fuc&3 from auto licenses. Counties have ample revenue to provide for maintenance and for needed roads of the future, it is claimed. The state bonded Indebtedness at present Is approximately $34, 000,000. while- that of the coun ties aggregate some $18,000. It is estimated. It is felt that this amount In both cases Is large enough. Opposition to the proposed mea sures is expected to develop from selections of the state where it is felt highways development is not yet complete. A companion resolution, H.J.R. 16, would repeal article 11-a of the constitution of the state, known as the rural credits act." The federal government system now in operation is held to be mperlor to the state act, and .for this reason "the state statute should be repealed, it Is stated. Beans Spilled as Two Autos Upset Two local motorists "spilled the beans" thoroughly Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the corner of Ferry and South Commercial streets. J. Lin coln Ellis, driving south on Com mercial, was turning onto Ferry when a machine driven by L. R. Brock, going north, crossed the in tersection and was rammed by the Ellis car. The Brock machine tip ped up on Its nose, then turned over on its .side, and about half a bushel of beans which had been In a sack in the rear 6eat were scat tered, together with the glass from broken windows. Neither driver was Injured, but both cars were 'onsiderably damaged. THIS COUPON Good for one free picture to any child between ages of 2 to 12 years whose birthday is in the month of February 1 Children Most be Accompanied by Parents Not good after February 28, 1929 Kennell Ellis Studios 429 Oregon Bldg. Tel. 951 rfim h.himi'iiiii..).iihi. r. , I 1 Delivered by our trucks direct to you ME) 3)A1L FAHES IPEDCES Quick Efficient Service - ' i Telephone. , 1 1 COLD ll KG S MM F EUROPE LONDON, -Feb. 6. (AP) All Europe shivered tonight from a cold wave of unusual severity from which no relief was in sight. The deaths of 44 persona already have been recorded while suffer ing is general from food short ages in towns blockaded by snow, Denmark appeared likely to be entirely lee locked before theend of the week. Ice breakers were struggling to maintain a narrow pathway for shipping into Copen hagen, but communication with several Danish Islands was main tained only by sledges and auto mobiles over the sea ice. Many Mna ara mound. Millions of wild fowl hare bean killed by the cold. While Denmark is typical of north European countries, the frirfd breath of winter has been If Ut along the Mediterranean where the Inhabitants axe leas accustom ed, to protecting themselves from low extremes of temperature' MRS. CONE SERIOUSLY ILL AT SILVERT0N HOME SILVERTON, Feb. 6. (Spe cial) Mrs. Cone, mother of Mrs. August Herr, is very ill at their home on Brown street. Mrs. Cone has been in 111 health since last fall when she came to Sllverton from eastern Washington. JAIL iriMATE KEEPS OFF CEHS O JUMP night when officers investigated amoke Issuing from his cell- En dlcott had started a small fire on the floor and had piled his cloth ing on the flames. The fire was extinguished. A half hour later another cloud of smoke whirled up from the and nfflrtkin found Kndirntt MARSHFIELD. Ore.. Feb. 1- and another nrlsoner In the next (AP) Things happen when Ray n nad pned newspapers on an- Endicott goes to Jail on a druakj other fire. Matches were taken Charge.- ifrom the pair. "Let her burn and I'll burn The second fire had hardly been with her," he shouted Saturday! quenched when citizens heard screams of "I'm drowning Vm drowning." - i - Tnvoatlration showed that End!- cott had broken a water pipe in his cell. . SILVERTON, Feb. 5. (Spe cial) The J. C. Larson home on the new Salem-Silverton. road. was the scene of a nelghbornooa party on Friday afternoon. In honor of Mrs. Larsen. i en inenu were present who enjoyed a so cial afternoon, followed by re freshments. GUANTEED "jmoJISfl lls5imej5 III Reg. $12.50 Value, III I IB n I 1 00 to sell at Rummage Sale Price n QIESE-POWERS jumiture Cornpany GIESE-POWERS SM IF A clean-up of all odd pieces in our stock pieces which have been used for display purposes pieces used as demonstrators Windsor Chairs, Day Beds, Ivory Wood Beds, Scatter Rugs, Ce dar Chests, Draperies, Console Tables, Breakfast Sets, Chairs & Rockers, Odd Tables, Writing Desks, Floor Lamps, Floor Cover ings, Dinner Ware, Tea Wagons, Davenports, Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, Bedroom Pieces, Cogswell Chairs, Rugs. SHOP DURING THIS BIG MONEY-SAVING RUMMAGE SALE COME IN TODAY! FURNITURE COMPANY 11 j fj . I JytT j'fj'tfi . gji j Jl M M To introduce this new department to the women of I J III r r ( i t-Zj-- " e8565 v this vicinity we are going to make an introductory of- I ' JS fer that will make every woman sorry who misses this II I WS' 5 SALE $gopg lilU We are just one year old altho the Salem Variety Store has been established for many years we are just entering the second year as its owners. The past year has been a good year for us, we cleaned out the stock put in nice new up to the minute merchandise and people have been alert to realize the improvement in this store's activities. However, the past month, because of snow and cold, has been a poor one for selling merchandise and we do not hesitate to admit that "it should have been better." In order to "make both ends meet" we are going to put the entire stock on sale we must pay our bills and we will pay them if we have to sell our stock for a tenth of what it is worth. JrtotilMlffl nDc 4 RICK RACE EDGINGS BIAS TAPE Rec. 10c to 25c 33 package CEDAR POLISH All Linen Lunch Cloth 43"x43" Think of it! 5 Pc SET CROCKERY MIXING ' BOWLS "For the Whole Set" Ruffled Curtains With Valiance Reg. $1.00 GIRDLES REG. 50c FANCY RAG RUGS age 18x24 5 Cup x ll n l Glass Bake Pie Plates f? China Cups q & Saucers LUNCH WAX "While They Last" Assorted Chocolates Ladies9 Pure Silk Hose - CURTAIN MATERIAL' ONLY 5 BOLTS Rayon ;ts and Bloomers Reg. $1.00 4(c 29-pce Breakfast Set Decorated "Open Stock" Breakfast Plates $ Fruit Dishes 6 Cups & Saucers 3 .95 Vegetable Dish 1 Meat Platter 1 Sugar & Creamer GUARANTEED NOT TO "CHECK" 'Kotex' and 'Modess' SANITARY NAPKINS Reg. 45c Ea. SALEM : STORE 152 N. Commercial PART WOOL BLANKETS I&SB2?V&til I TOILET PAPER Plaid Colors 72"x80" Colored Dust Pans (op Lunch Cloths 4 Napkhu CARLOAD PENCIL TABLETS 300 Pages NEW SPRING HATS "Matrons, CHILDREN'S BLACK RIBBED HOSE ' COLORED OILCLOTH TABLE COVERS Reg. 50c ) rolls Limit 5 Rolls COLQRED- , BORDER 2 For & "? BATH TOWELS J I Rayon Gowns and Step-ins GUM DROPS One Pound Free With Each Pound SDlb. Rayon Hose New Spring Shades 6c FRESH MARSH MALLOWS gLass MIXING BOWLS "Set of Five lJ: set