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GOLD HILL, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1913
Lawmakers Want
Colossal Budget
Sum Total of Appropriations if Passed
Would Deplete the State Coffers
S E N A T O R -E L E C T BRADY
B R IE F N E W S OF OREGON
Yamhill county now has a realty
board.
Eugene 1« going to have a new high
achool building In the near future.
11. N. Foater, a well known citizen of
i Corvallis, committed suicide Saturday.
The third annual show of the Ore
gon Cut club waa held In Portland last
' week.
February 12 baa been designated as
''Earth Education Day” for the schools
of Or jgon.
The state railroad commiaaion has
ordered a new railroad station for
Mon mouth.
Charged with killing an aged trap
per In his cabin, 35 miles from Burna,
Robert Sbleze waa arrested.
Movement la under way in the treas
ury department to abolish the office
of tea Inspector at Portland, transfer
ring thia work to Tacoma.
The heat quality show yet held by
the Umatilla-Morrow county poultry
association was brought to a close Sat
urday after running a week.
Representative Hawley haa secured
an appropriation of $6000 in the river
and barb« bill for making a correct
survey of the Coquille river.
Monroe celebrated Saturday because
of the actual laying of steel rails
through the city by the Portland, Eu
gene * Eastern railway company.
William D. Haywood, former presi
dent of the Western Federation of
Miners, and at present one of the big
organisers of the I. W. W., waa in
Portland Sunday.
%
The chamber of commerce of tha
United States has elected as director
for Washington, Oregon and Califor
nia, A. H. Averill of tha chamber of
commerce, Portland.
NO. 39
Hill Magnates to
Visit the Valley
Mountain to Mahomet, Finally; Visit
Means Real Railroad Activity
Baker Will Vote On Water Bend»
Salem, O r., Jao. 31. W ill'll Siati' a n il In o li c o n in ii» » io h c r, $02,000.
-Va uihlitir.nal proof that the time for
Treasurer T. II. Kay
a iui'inla>r ni 33—Additional Inr »tate library, $7501)
"»Uroad activity in Southern Oregon is
purin.se of voting on bon
llu- legislature, whirl h. va» (nr u già»! »annually,
rlfjt** at naiifi, i* offered the ii(ip* n<lin^
sum of $165,000 to compi o- • c Baker
m any years before In
i h cti'il to hi*
37—Murala court,
visit of a special aolotul of Great North
water system will be held i the near
present office, lw
tlown aa tlie 42—New judicial di»triet, Twelfth dia-
ern officials who are expected to arrive
future,
the
city
attorney
h
ing
been
"w atch »log n( thr In :• ury ’ unii the lU'W trli't, new circuit judge and district at-
sometime the first of the month, and
instructed by the board of c :.mikaion-
appropriation hillu n
■rllowlog ih« torti«/,
spend a week in the Rogue River valley.
ers to prepare an ordinance » that ef-
present session un' al.inning to him.
02—Fur public lev«« in Portland, $50,-
Needle« to say, they will be welcomed
feet.
Two
questions
will
be
submitted.
"M urublltahavla rii uni -tneed In itila mai
with the glad hand at Medford, where
One will authorize the r. ue of $94,703
nc»»ion creating new office«, Iwauda and «al—Armory at Engi ne, $25,000,
the party will necessarily stop while en
to
repair
aix
and
three-q.nrters
miles
other Julia than I « v i i iw lipfor.-,” di - 117—For charitable maternity hoapital,
route to the future cities of Eagle Point
of line between the settling tank and
clam i Mr. Kay, all« r li« had clucked $61100 annually.
and Butte Falla via tlie Pacific and
reservoir, and the other the Issuance Eastern.
over the bilia and miele a Hat of thè onc»
Ilo—Eur reiraburaiug heira ni .lutiti
of the whole amount of $165,000 to do
carrying new appropriations.
Morriaou, $14,684.15.
Included in the party will be the em
the work and construct new feeders
Sur« enough, il all the bilia alluniti la- 118—-Establishing alate cinbalniera’ ex-
pire builder's »on, Louis W. Hili, who is
to
several
other
streams
to
which
tha
«u n ica law the appropriaiintia would run uuiintng board. $lu a day (or service«,
now president of the Great Northern
Ex-Governor Jamta H. Brady, who
city has title.
far luto tlic iiiiliiutia
KtO—iàitubli.alilug a aiate iuduatriul broke the deadlock and waa elected
line and auccemor to hi» capable parent.
"Ixaik at that bill «ailing for $25,000 mc I kmi I for girla, $50,000.
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I hirer high official» will accompany, a» the
United State» Senator from Idaho.
for a bureau ol mine»,” he aulii. " If thia
.
/ * x
pro|ar»-d visit will be made upon the an-
bureau were aatabHahed there would l>e
Medford Plan ia Unique
\jO V e m O r tw is te r
n u alto u r of inspection of the crjri)parry’»
constant demanda (or mure appropria
Medford.—Medford'» ncwly-eleoted
n
_
• / l'11” 4' n <)r,'8)11' Washington and Idaho.
tions for it, and Oregon luta no more
mayor, W. W. Elfert, launched what Is
t\.e m O V e S \ y r , l C i a l Thw w U lbe the first Visit of a party of
need of an expenaive bureau of uiinca
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Hill line officers to the valley.
bolleved to be an Innovation in.Ameri-
than a wagon baa (or a fifth wheel.
That tlie survey from Bandon to Exgle
can municipal government when at hip
2 -y“ ? l,L 2 V“ ? ; ~ G.?Vfcr“Or LlB‘e’ Point " iU
n alize.1 in construction the
Almost «ver «ine« I can retnetnlier va
formal Inatullatlon he announced that
Salim, Or , Jan. 28.—That the law for
removed from office State Industrial coming Hummer, and that the Hill inter
rious legislature» bave l»»'ii aakiat to
In addition to the office of major and
Insurance Commissioner Hamilton ests will probable take over the Pacific-
make apprupriatioua for Indian war vet appointment of county xclnad auperviaora council he would appoint an advisory
Higday, of Seattle, who resigned last Interior road, now building at Grants
erana. Alxiut 12 ycara ago the lcgiala- will remain ua it »tumia for at leant two cabinet of prominent cltlxena from dif
tur.' wax udd that if an appropriation wax >'v“rH w*“
*vrtai" l,lb «•»•’ulng ferent walka of life who would be nak
Saturday and gave his letter of resign Pass to Crescent City, before its comple
atlon to the newspapers. In the let tion. are rumors which the proposed visit
made paying the vi b rali» for their lime.
1,10 " " * ‘e buli'tltiib'ly postponed ed to attend every meeting of the city
no further claima ever ....... I he made, hutia.'aubstiWUi blU No. 12, by Howard council and confer with the city offi
ter Higday called attention to the fact has given rise to.
Alaiut $200,000 wax appropriati d for the
ThU * “* th*' *eoond Üme ,,M' " n“u’ cer« regarding all matters of munici
that Llstar had intimated to him that
Although thia arrangement would give
purpoae. Now a bill ha» btvn in trx lttc d
***” ’ ,m
•lu,*tl,,n' Tb” «"* pal administration.
at the explralon of his term next June the Hill line two outlets to the sea, it ia
b. pay the veterana fur their borace at the
“ k,,tod o,r “ ," 11 b>
alai-
he would not be reappointed, and then argued by those who know that both
The botine
said that representatives of big mill porta are essential to the business of the
rate of « fa day. If the legiahtture under- i '"'‘"'K ,l,r ’‘"KTvixor law
and factory interests had called on road. Tlie Bandon harbor, being a deep
Uk«*$t to do thia it will take another $200,- tried another lack, adopting tile local
option principle, providing that tlie law
Governor Hay on November 19 and water harbor, is ideally suitted to the
000 liefore the job ia done.”
demanded removal of Higday on ac- vt-asclx of heavy draught, such as will
The atab* treasurer declared that ap aliould he MU»pciided in any county where
oount of his advocacy of first aid to soon be engaged in the Panama canal
propriation bill» had been introduced for a majority of the achool Ixiurdx pétition
the injured as part of Industrial In trade.
ahuoat every oonuelvable purpoae, and against the appoiniment of HUpurvixura.
A abort debate took plaee, and on tlie
surance
while some of them were meritorious. »till
Tiie Bandon line aa surveyed pa«a<'a
Salam.—The only Important work oourts and county courts will be abol
Lister considered the letter an af Gold Hill and Sams Valley, connecting
In Ida opinion, tlie great majority of them vote tla* hoituu bill wax lout, It) to H.
aliould tie aunt bi the junk heap, lien Those voting nu were: Burge«», Dimiek, accomplished during the s e c o n d ished, and their places will be taken front and removed Higday with
with the Pacific <k Eastern at a point
sharp letter.
la the bat of thoae bilia that create new ! MeG.ill.sh, Neuner, Patton, Smith of week's session of tha legislature, aside by superior courts.
mid-way between Eagle Point and Med
Jobe and make new appropriation* :
“ sa., Stewart and Wood, with Malarkey, from tha election of Dr. Harry Lane
W ill Investigate Stats Institutions
ford.
Harrell un<l Holli* alterni.
to the United States senate, whloh was
The membership of various commit
Great Northern officials are keeping
a mere perfunctory matter devoid of tees of Investigation of state Institu
closely in touch with operations at- the
the old tlma political Interest, was tions authorized by the Lewalllng res
Grants Pass end of the new Pacific-Inter
the passage of several vetoed bills olution. constating of two from the
ior, now under construction by the city
of the last session over Governor senate and three from the house, was
of a mill tax
of Grants Paas.
West's bead. The Important bills in provided In a joint reaolution Intro
24—Pay fur lioraea of Indian war vet
Baltimore.—President Taft, speak
troduced this session are mostly In duced In the heuse by Representative
eran* $50,(KN).
lng at the annual banquet of the Mer-
the
committee
stage,
or
have
only
Salem.—The
State
Federation
of
La
27—I ml uat rial accident commission,
Lewelllng of Linn.
chants and Manufacturers' association,
bor concluded Ita anual Hesston Sat passed one house.
$50,000.
The house passed the resolution, but
defended the administration's attitude
The
tension
between
the
legislature
urday
after
a
four
days'
diacuaaion
of
the senate voted It down. By special
32—For Pacific liveaba k exposition at
the problem* before organized labor. and the governor became acute during request of Governor West, however, in the Panama canal disagreement
Portland, $5(KK),
The matter which brought out tha the week and the Indications pointed this action was reconsidered and the with England. He declared that Its
43, 45, 134, 140, 174, 270 and senate
position was not unpatriotic or dis
bill» 87, 88, 140—Eatabliahing agricul llvelleat diacuaaion and produced tha to a lively scrap between the execu- j resolution adopted,
honorable and asserted there was no
Widows' Psnsion Passes House
tural experiment atatlona, each carrying wldeat divergence of opinion waa the tlve and the lawmakers. The incep
reason for anyone to oppose the pro
5Vashlngton.—A virtually undisturb
The house passed by unanimous
an appropriation of from $3i**> to $ 10,000. employee' coinpenaatlon act. now be tion of the warfare wm the action of
posal
for arbitration by an Impartial
ed tariff on the variety of articles In
01—To provide light, water and power fore the leglalnture. By a vote of 54 the house In lining up with the senate vote house bill 169, which provides for tribunal.
the flax, hemp and jute schedule waa
to »lute inatitutlona and cities of Willam to 23 the convention repudiated the in passing vetoed bills over his head. financial assistance from the various
"Whether you call It a subsidy or
bill, and by a vote of 43 to 2k passed a The governor waa particularly irrita counties for women with one or more
Indicated at the tariff revision hearing
ette valley, nu limit to expenae.
not, I am In favor of making the rates
1 resolution severely condemning Rep- ted over the prospect of the passage children who are unable to work, and
before the house ways and means com
02—Panama expuailion $500,000.
between
the
coasts
through
the
Pana
mittee. No action will be taken until
73—To inveatigalc water resource», $50, j resentatlve A. W. Lawrence, of. Mult- of the Warner Lake bill, which he whose husbands are dead or Inmates
ma canal lower,” he said. "Now the the committee considers the schedule
000.
I nonuih county, for Introducing the claimed whs not for the Interest of of some Oregon institution.
question Is, can we do that under our
in executive session next month, but
81—Raising »alary of circuit judge» to j measure before having conaulted the actual settlers but for land specula
By the provisions of the bill, the
International obligations? I think we
$4000.
1 labor force«. Thia la the bill which tors. He gave notice that he would use county is to pay $10 a month to de
members have indicated that they con
can, and if you read the authorities I
sidered most of the duties as already
85— For Investigating rural credit« in » » • drawn by a compoaite committee the veto ax freely on bills. There was pendent women having one child un
think youll find that we may. But if
Europe, $2000.
. representing both employer« and the talk among members of organizing the der 16 years of age. and $7.50 a month
highly competitive.
we are bound not to exempt coastwise
two branches with a two-thirds major for each additional child.
The committee, which heard the
Women
112— Eor establishing course of logging I labor people.
vessels we can agree to submit the
ity
to
pass
bills
by
the
wholesale
over
testimony of many manufacturer* and
only
partially
dependent
are
to
be
paid
at 0 . A. 0 ., $65,000.
( The principal argument» uaed by the
113— Eor county fruit inapcctora, $3. ' opponent« of the bill, aaide from its his veto. It was also suggested that enough to bring their Incomes to the question to an Impartial tribunal.”
Importers on the flax, hemp and jute
The president concluded his speech
doubtful constitutionality, are the the session might be extended over same figure. Administration of the
schedule of the tariff, was not dispos
per day.
claims that some parts, particularly the usual forty days. In order to over act Is to be under exclusive Jurisdic with an appeal for constitutional gov ed to question the competitive charac
M orr Clerks, More Justices
ernment endangered In the last few ter and luxury classification of many
section 15, are ambiguous, and that ride the governor's vetoes.
tion of the Juvenile court.
months, he said, by those who propos
1
s,|itc lif*' insurance, requiring ml- room |g left for doubtful constructions
Deadline on Appropriations
instead of having his operations con
of the laces, embroideries and other
ed
remedies but who could not furnish
ilitiunal clerks.
The governor announced that he flne<J to one county in the matter of
by the courts.
articles in the schedule. This Indi
concrete
examples
of
their
proposed
117—More justices of the peace.
In lieu of the rejected bill, the fed would draw a deadline on appropria uniting two souls with but a single
cates that the committee favors re
reforms.
I2li—Eur state reformatory, $50,000.
eration decided to frame its own meas tions and that nothing above a certain thought, a regularly accredited preach
tention of approximately the same
125—Eur prevention ofbubonic plague, ure, and have It ready for introduction amount would recelte hla approval. er will be able to perform marriages
rates on many items.
THE MARKETS.
$5i**l annually.
With adjournment at the end of the in any county in the state, if a bill In-
at the next legislative session or ini
The schedule Is one of the most
120—Emit tree inspector, $1200- per tiate it at the general election in 1914. second week 296 bills had been intro troduced by Representative Howard,
profitable of the whole tariff scheme,
Portland.
year an.I expenses.
duced in the house of representatives of Douglas, himself a minister, be
and produced last year more than $49,-
Wheat—Club, 86c; bluestem, 92c; 000,000 of revenue, with duties averag
135—State lire Insurance, $25,1**1 per
and 153 bills ^n the senate, or a total comes a law.
Farmers of Wasco Meet
red
Russian,
83c.
annum fur 10 years,
The Dalles.—The second annual of 449 bills so far this session. Last
Legislative Brevities
ing above 45 per cent ad valorem.
Oats—$27 per ton.
138—Eor teachers’ retirement fund, 3 meeting of farmers of this district war session at the close of the second
Bills to appropriate $371,000 for the
Some of these articles will be reduced
Hay—Timothy, $17; alfalfa. $13,
|X'r cent of school taxes.
held here under the auspices of the week 172 bills had been introduced in University of Oregon and $317,833.73
to stimulate competition and bring
Butter—Creamery, 37c.
107—Boiler inspector, $7.500.
Fruit Growers' association, 200 farm the house and 125 In the senate.
for the Oregon Agricultural college
revenue.
Eggs—Candled, 30«.
100— Widows' pension hill.
Wool Schedule Under Fire
ers and merchants attending.
Many Liquor Laws Proposed
se re introduced In the house by the
Hops—1912
crop,
20c.
174—Walnut experiment station in
The Wool schedule will be under
This session of the legislature has ways and means committee.
Wool—Eastern Oregon. 18o; Wil fire this week, and It Is expected that
Yamhill county, $H**> annually,
Trainload of Insane Reachee Pendleton seen the introduction of more bills re
With the passage of Senator Wood's
177—Columbia Southern irrigation pro
the woolgrowers and wool manufactur
Pendleton.—After an all day trip, un lating to the liquor business and mor bill for the creation of new counties, lamette valley, 22V&C.
ject, $500,000.
ing association will present an un
eventful insofar ns the.behavior of the als than any for several years past. which has become a law without the
Seattle.
188 For O. A.
row testing associa :’00 patients were concerned, the spe Many of them, In fact a majority of approval of the governor, the way has
broken front In their fight against any
Wheat—'Bluestem, 92c; duk, tt c ; change In the present rates.
tions $5t**i annually.
cial train currying the insane from the them, have emanated from the gover been opened to the formation of new
101— Eor the Oregon Social Hygiene '■talent Institution to their new homo nor. This is not true of one of the counties without a vote by the people red Russian, 83c.
The expectation, however, is that
Eggs—31c.
society, $32,1**).
the democratic majority both In the
In lids city crrlvcd here Saturday.
more important, whch came In the of the state, and without a fight in the
Butter—Creamery. 36c.
202—Eor relief of I:. C. Williams, $10,-
committee and house In the next con
Bhape of a resolution to place before legislature. ________________
000.
gress will favor the same revision as
the people at the next general election ' Wilson Observes Landing of Allens
Balkan Conference Declared Off
Floods in South
2OI—Animal ln ,.|i', ("!•», to lie paid by
incorporated in the Underwood bill
a constitutional amendment providing
New York.—Hundreds of aliens,
London.—The Balkan plenipotenti for the repeal of the home rule amend
Memphis, Tenn,—The entire delta that passed the house at the last ses
fees charged u : i h i ‘t jo se . wiling tlie
aries, who have received full powers ment. It Is Introduced with his ap many of them still clad In the garb ol section of four states was under water sion of congress.
animal»,
distant lands, stood before the Itnmi from 1 to 15 feet deep and families
from their respective governments, ap proval, however.
$05—llnre m of min . ■? '5,000.
Democratic senators In caucus re
gration officials in Ellis Island, seek by the thousands were fleeing in ter affirmed their determination to permit
pointed
n
committee
to
draft
a
note
to
200—State board if . eeoimtnney, to !»■
Radical changes In the Judicial sys
the Turkish plenipotentiaries, explain tem are proposed by a bill introduced lng admission to the country, whilt ror from a wall of water that is pour none of President Taft’s nominations
paid by fees.
tng
why the pence conference must by Representative Latourette, of Mult- Woodrow Wilson, president-elect, oh ing through a gap 1000 feet wide in to be confirmed at this time, with the
Senate Bills Tooclun ; Treasury
served with a scrutinizing eye the the levee at Beulah, Miss.
now be considered broken off.
exception of army, navy and diplomat
nomnh. If It becomes a law, circuit
25—Additional appropriulion for dairy ■
manner of their welcome.
ic appointments.
Supervisors Will
Keep School Jobs
What the Legislature Found
to Keep Busy at for One Week
Labor Federation
Repudiates Bill
Taft Defends
Canal Position
News Notes From
the National
. Capital