Pare Six
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Wednesday, Janin
rv 15
Highway Problems to Claim
Solons Confer
With Board
BeforeActing
Big Share of Legislators Attenti
Governor's Proposal
To Transfer Millage
Tax Money Meets
With Favor
Road and hlghwav problems and
i unfair to other parts of the .-'.ate,
and pointed out that no such fav
oritism has been shown to the John
Day highway. Again, It was held
the J2, TOO. 000 would have to come
from the few million dollars still
available for road building.
J. fl. Stewart, ex-member, advan
ced the proposition of increasing
the gasoline tax. This would yield
about JGOO.OOO n year, or more, and
he urged that the gasoline money,
lie used for the Hoosovelt highway.
The gasoline tax. in a few years,
would provide enough funds to
oonstruct the highway along the
opast
Doctors Asked
To Back Clean
Marriage Bills
Or. Owens-Adair, author of the
House Bills
H. ii. 64, by Leonard Amemlln
section 5175, Oregon laws, relating
to observance of Armistice day.
H. i?. 05, by Hubbard Amend
big section 19227, Oregon laws, re
latlng to warehouse liens.
H. li. 66, by Wells Providing
proposal to require mental and for classification of counties with
physical examinations for both men reference to undertakings of coun
and women as a prerequisite to
in Oregon and the steri-
marriage
IF
Senate Bills
proposals are going t
a big share of the
legl-ls'iire during
Blon. according to Indication
monopolize! ' Junes ""
- . thM sali- n: K'isuii'il piiipeiij
attention of the; jiu(Uoii Ju,h.1( Hal(S,
the entire M-U ,i..un nrnhata anil liuardian-
ty treasurers.
H. B. 67, by Belknap Amending
section 2278. Oregon laws, relating
j.izmon or persons railing to pass : to t,. kiuint, oi eame.
the tests required before they are; J ,. bv Hubbard Amend
, allowed to marry, has addressed an , s,,ction , of capter 92, general
, appeal to the physicians of the ,.iWa Q( OreB0n , 905i relating to
I slate to back the bill In the legis-. .,Mr,M!,r.s i , nker countv.
ii. i: Gs, by Hoeford Kclating
to challenging of jurors of various
' I the rales -in probate
at ship proceeding!,
h
in educating thai
the provisions of
bill when it comes before law
this time, and no leas than 50 dif
ferent proposals bearing on the
state's road building policy and the
Improvement of various roads un
expected to make their appearance.
Today the confei
S. B. H", Hall I'rovlding that
state banks may loan not to ex
ceed 25 peroc-ti oi their capital,
surplus and commercial deposits,,
upon notes secured by mortgageit
or other forms of real estate secur-,
"y.
' between
the members of lie -late highway ,s. li. 83, Patterson To safe
commission and the joint commit' ! guard gunds derived from the sale
tee on roads and highway, to bo of bonds for irrigation and drain
held this afternoon holds the cen-'age districts.
ter of the stage at the capital. I K4 nell Providing that no
meeting is ex- I ,Jt.i tl rifct shall be done in the Jour-
I policy Which; ., , ,,,OI,,,,,rl(.S of the I'llivcr-
liiiiring on toe
otera, through referendum, for
di'cision.
I he measures proposed by Dr.
Adair were endorsed by the Yum-'iill-1'clli
-Marion Medical associa
tlon at Its regular meeting here last
night.
Utt Adair's appeal to the physi-
i
! municipalities where such muniei-
palitlea are parties to the action.
H. B. 70, by Allen Amending
section 223, Oregon laws, relating
io homesteads.
H. B. 71, by Allen Amending
section 237, Oregon laws, relating
to notice of sale on execution.
; utional examinations at any lime w INSTITUTES I'ltOl'OSED
he may deem it necessary. interest to school teachers Is
The business and affairs of I thKdtted in the house on
bond investment compan author- " afternoon by C. M. La-
N to .""" S'SSSIJSS. wSSuct ramWll county, provid
be placed in charge of the su pi i ; o it teachers1 institutes
tendent of banks for liquidation b LUM W not Iomb thil three
its directors in the manner provid-llahall e
ed by law for the liquidation oil : - ,,, f
banks.
Thi. fees to be collected will
Representative Harvey Wells Of make the supervision self-sustain
. , 'l- . n( oil AVAMtlflJI
Multnomah county introuuceo a, nut,, uie v. , Ueu of t!iat hl.kl in the- county
new bill Tuesday, after permission' tione being paid hi he b ml n- tcach
was granted him to withdraw tht ' companies .- ial0 ,)njvides that any teacher at
Bill To Regulate
Realty Brokers
Again Revised
I and the 21st day of September of
reach year, and providing that any
teacher may attend the annual in-
I stitute in any county in the state
!ed.
confinement or not, who
fi
t ws
"I am asking you to. indorse th i
measure which I. am hoping the
legislature wii! refer to the peopie.
I know that mi are the most com-
Growing out of the
pected to develop
will have a slit ng
judge of the
wiiii are
disposition of tin- highway bills
which will come before the two'
houses during the s, sslon. ,
Already a swarm of proposed
legislation, varying from attempts;
to hale Mil ieus local roads desig-i
nated as state highways to legisla
tion lo change the method of fi-,
nancing the stale road bulldln
sity of Oregon and Oregon Agri
cultural college except that done
for the Institutions of which they
are a part and for payment of
which tite state of Oregon would
ho responsible.
8. B. 85. Kurroll and Kddy Ma
king mere stringent penalties for
violation of the prohibition laws
program, have I , I ,, ,1 un In III- P'onnm n.g suspension oi nen-
kouee and senate. Tie- proposal of lence and parole by Judge or court.
Governor Olcott Dial the quarter, 11 Kr'. l-'arreli and Eddy Cre
mlll state road tax he abolished and oilier Ihe office of prohibition com
thi nroceeds turned over for use bv mlssloner.
potent of all others to
value of this bill yo
daily coming in cont;
eases and abnormalitl
be eradicated and should nut be
permitted to exist.
".My hill provides that every per
son applying for a marriage license
Commissioner
Of Prohibition
Sought by Bill
Appointment by the governor of
tth dis-;a prohibition commissioner at a
it could salary of $3,000 per year to super
intend and secure the enforcement
of Prohibition laws of the state is
proposed by Senator Parrot! in a
bill introduced late Tuesday. The
the hoys' training school, is meet-
S. li. 87, Bdi
Providing that i
an examination for I commissioner would be authorized
mentality, if cue or i to appoint one deputy at a salary
not to exceed $2,400 per year and
such Inspectors as might be neces
sary to assist in the work of law
enforcement.
The commissioner and his ilenn-
munvnj snuuiu not marry,
.ne niamn ami annum nave a of district attornev sheriff
ii" ii i oe can provioe tor Eliem
must pass
health i ml
both should fail to pass, then that
one or both must be rendered ster
ile before they are permitted to
marry. There can he no reason
why th- feeble minded (if Im-
They j ty would be vested with the power.'
!-.:-..! till nvAiMitfntf fnr the II
censing and' regulation of real es- j Punishment Of
This followed a meeting of the j
Persons Aiding
revision of laws committee and RmiP'ht
which Wells and C. V. Johnson, in I jbLdpt3o DUUgllb
charge of the state real estate de-! "Every person, whether in cus-
partmem, appvarmi bin hmhimvui.
tne neo oi placing iimtutuuns w
the "curbstone" broker and ralatng
the moral.- of th-.- real estate bus!-, the state penitentiary, the Oregon:
ness in Oregon. state training school, Ihe Oregon
Johnson told the committee that state industrial school lor girls, the!
In the past vear the licensing of Oregon nospnal tor insane, tnej
real estate brokers had brought the easiern uregon state Hospital ror
state nearly nine thousand dollars the insane or the state institution
and that through his efforts he- for feeble minded, or any person
tween seven and eight hundred dol- in lawful custody going to or. from
lars had been collected from bond-ian' of said institutions, to eacap
ng companies for the violation of 8hal' he guilty of a felony, and up-
law bv certain realty brokers, while on conviction thereof shall be pun-i
"some crooks have been put out of ished by Imprisonment in tin- peni-1
busin-ss"; but he. declared that the j tentiary for a term of not more
present law needs more "teeth." j than ten years."
Th- bill establishes the office of j T,ll!i is the provision of a bill in
real -state eommisisoner and de- troduced in the house Tuesday by
fines who is- a real estate broker, RePr89ntative C. K. Woodson of
providing that all such brokers Morrow and Umatilla counties. It
must obtain state lic-nse before Provides that ii a person thus con
transacting business. Methods of,v'etl''i :" 'he time confined in
fnnlientlon '- ' nes are nrovid-i tgta penitentiary, the new soil
ed, and each V- ker is to be re- '-'ncL' shall commence at the cxpii a
quired to fi!. ' I in the sum nf;""" of the original term of Impris
ons thousand dollars to protect his OPIWent,
clients front fraud, r.ach person
llsensed must have a definite place
of business where his license shall
be prtiniinentlv dlSDlayed and In
must also carry a pocket card
Bhowins! the same license.
i nan to give un u vara I .in
tending a standard normal school
summer session during the year
shall be exempt from attending the
annual county institute of that
year; but that teachers closing
their schools for not more than
three days to attend institutes shall
not forfeit their wages for such
time.
Sale of Excess
Machinery Son
Prnou WVTI
. . ,., .
ntroduccil t j"
the state board ,ol"":'' !
powered to s,.n ... .. I
:t may deem fit all the
materials, tonlo .... 1
the flax nl.m ', L" W
tiary whenever, i 1t'iUli
private canii.ii i ., M
n.riiui'- iilin ills
luct.s of the fl,
The proceeds oi
a "!ls,it,i
come a part of thl
th- state.
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sin. have h n ,....... ."J
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,i Burnett Says He
Couldn't Mold Job
es and thousands could.
Hter- the ael is not t.en,w , ,.iiT,., ,,,M' positions on account of rhcu
ing with Ihe favor of the roads and school district beards, when so an-1 filiation prevents the propagation any of these officials of their duties1 "OM HOI 8KS rnUFOsEO mausm out since taking Tanluc I
highways committee, while Ihe ap-; thorlzed by Ihe district voters, shall ' oi the until. It is a benign rem- i in the enforcement of the prohihi- ' complete new cede for the or-' never have an ache or pain in im
propriation of $2,.'i00,000 In roads furnish transportation for pupils , ' dy and a blessing when properly J tion laws. " ! ganize.linn and regulation of bond'body and am working hard every
bonds for use un the Roosevelt living more than one mile from the applied. I; protects the unfit from rive thousand dollars would be investment companies is provided day," said B. J. Burnett, 4(14 Forty
highway Is meeting with consider- ..hcIiooI, and water transportation themselves as well as the public at appropriated under the Provisional ln W" Introduced in the fifth avenue, Southeast i'ort
able opposition. for all pupils for whom water . largo, I of the bill for the institution of ! hous? Tuesday afternoon by Hep- land, Or.
Three bills will be Introduced to transportation is necessary. I "I call upon all organizations the ew offi j. ,. f. rosentative Franklin F. Korell of "For ten years now rheumatism
lJnn- .!.... ,t il,. . i. - w It ttv ut ,,,i..u.t..,.,.i ivhose ,,l,lr,,, iu r,,,- 11, ....nr. I - . 11,1 mien, losis, . ! "wvv m uni.l lism
7. ... M , - -u:"Zioru',tur and vMes arising i -rrzzzz. tl.z: ...... au,raac'1 " had been
state road tax. Th- first bill will
abolish the qunrlcr-mlll road tax.
Which was originally Ihe only
aoureo of funds for road building
In Oregon prior to capitalisation of
the motor license fees.
Two oilier lillls Proposed.
A second hill will transfer the
quarter mill money to lite general
fund and the third bill will s ify
appropriation for a sufficient pro
portion of this money to be used
for Ihe training school.
"I call upon all
whose object is for
humanity, to assist In this great
k. i:. 80, Hume Provlring that movement for the protection of the
K-ht Hi district directors shall not 1 unborn children upon whom we
have pecuniary Interest in the can-I raut depend lor the life of our in
struction or equipment
buildings.
chool
Kay Requests
House Action on
Vetoed Measures!
Representative Kay on Tuesday;
I i i . il. i...i.. I "' " lm Lining up oi inns velo-il
lf II,, ...III.. ...Ill . ...ui. .u. I -V
- .... mi, i i n un iii-
approvnl of the legislature.
There is considerable nnpretilon
to the llall-Norblud bill to spend
12,500.000 on ihe Roosevelt' high
way. The people in 1919 voted the
Roosevelt hlghwav bonds, with the
Stipulalinn thnt these bonds were
to be matched bv the federal gov
ernment for a military end com
IMrclal hlghwn) along the Oregon
coast.
Congress haa expressed a friend-;
ly Interest In the project but has'
made no appropriation. It Is Ihe,
desire of Senators Mall and Nor-i
overnnr Olcott after the spe
cial session of 1(10, so that they
may be ileflnlt-lv ilisn,i-,l ,,f i
.Ills suggestion n speeial OOmmlttee I
.was appointed by Speaker Hean to
determine what bills of this char
OtSr are Still alive and should be
reprinted, and what should be
dropped in tans discard. Speaker
Hean appointed as such committee
t'epresentalives Kay of Marlon,
Gordon of Multnomah and Chillis
of Linn.
lion. f believe that within tin
years we will have a .federal law
which will require every adult to
nsos a test for health and mental
ity. Then purification will begin
the scum and slums will goon past
and In a few years our flag v'll
float over the greatest nation the
world has ever seen.
"May Hod help us to help our
selves for He has placed it within
our power."
ri-om convictions secured for viola- 1
lions of the prohibition act and
irwiu in- .-.ue oi. confiscated prop
erty WOUId tie turned into the stat
liquor prosecution fund.
Multnomah county.
It makes the superintendent of pulling me down
nanus i ne supervisor or bond in
vestment companies and desm-
J nates as such bond investment
enr-nanics everv ooroor.-itfon nnrl.
moi i i MA KB EX-SOLDIERS
Ret
hind to hn- lb- Nta'c sn-nd tin,
RoohcvcIi highway monev without rl'"rcsentnllves by Ihe Southeast
calling longer for government en I c,v0 eluh- and rend at
operation, their argument being ibo ,'1""d of Speaker Bean, urg-d
that by the time this state money j tnat ""IvWnns be displaced by form -is
used up the government wlli. er "'"''d" wnr service men In the
perhaps, have matched II with an ' enforcement of Ihe Volstead pro
appromintion Tin v want a start1''11"'"1"" ,llw- T'" soldier delegn
made on the road from Seaside' """ 1,1 'I"' house was for tabling
aouth and from the California line ,no communication, and Ihey nil- er supply
norm. , issn sixteen votes to this effect, but
eastern and cciiIihI Oregon leg-,''1 oltiers ml-, t have lb
Islalors do not think well of the "''''erred loth
plan to spend the $2,500,000 on the 1 lutlons.
Jtoosevelt highway. Thev asseried
that sperlHlly lo designate such a! Cardiff is the
larfre sum for that road would be Jn the world.
tlOHDON OFFERS SISTER
mi l, ON TAX PROBIiBM
A companion bin to Representa
tive Herbert Gordon s lax super
vision and conservation bill, and
known as the local budget bill, was
Introduced in the house Tuesday
by himself and, was referred to a
second reading.
I'nder Its provisions a budget
committee would be formed of the
tax levying body and an equal num
net- of eil Iz-iim in, I -ffi.a-.ll.,
with mnmi nec too otherwise with that body
unions sent to the house of land Its duties araiiM i. r,-..,,.'
late a budget and estimated source
of revenues on which the levy
would be based. Such estimates
are to be given publication prior to
Hi- I-wing of the tax.
The provisions of the bill apply
to eiti-s, towns, ports and districts.
for st'hrinls. roads, irrigation, wat-
docks, and all other
public or quasi-public organiza
tions having tax levying powers.
committee on reso- j Taxpayers are given the right to
I protest prior to the adoption of the
Search without warrant h . "orsmp or association other than
peace officer of any bulldln f"1 lo,ln aawo'atlona,
premises, or vehicle of any kind ' oomPnIti and banks, which
suspected of containing itvi,.,t oc" class securities and is
in,- 11...... I . .
iihuvi m auinorizeu m a com-
panlcn bill to that creating the of
fice or prohibition Mlnmlnlim.. I
inis ni.i further provides for the
seizure of "any satchel, suit case,
grip, trunk, receptacle of any kind,
horse or horses or animals of any
kind, wagon, truck, automobile,
car, boat, air plane or other air-i
otait or any ether
tad 1 had got
ten to where I didn't expect to see
another well day. My neck hurt
uie so on i that sometimes i could
n't turn my head without moving
my whole body, and I had severe
pains all through my shoulders.
The muscles in my legs hurt so
bad I was often unable to walk,
and I had to give up several good
the concern must deposit with the J Just 011 this account. Often 1
state treasurer one hundred thou- uldn't get up or down and my
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Oregon Theater
WMHARTWI
I sue Interim certificates.
ill-tore doing business in Oregon
ficers as
last
kind" used in . ... "".-'! mo with
i'i nag intoxi
cating liquors or ingredients in
tended for manufacture into intox
icating liquors.
A third bill by Senator Farrell
makes violation of the nrohihlMni.
act a misdemeanor DUlahaKI. n,. .,
fine of from IfOS to l:nn I...
a , ' , w W VI IIII -
cmaonmeht in the aoustv iii r..
from thirty days to six months.
sand dollars in cash or United
States bonds, or state, county or
municipal bonds, for the protec
tion of investors in securities of
such company.
Annually each comn.m--
the sunei-lnfendant .f
banks a sworn, statement of its of-
to the business for the
nasi live vp .,,.,(,, .,.,.4 .1.,. r . .
mnut 1... ..vii.l.. .. - ' me io
" fMuimnea in a newsps ter try Tanlac and I
Ol irener.-il . .
uvmauun, inese an- nun mam
nit.-i HiUmu.1. . J
,,v .. """ "" verified me on lo such
-leiiiii-m nr i.ank-s bv vvhv it
1.,;;; arra,ra of "'- and don't ltew there ls
appetite and my stomach cot
badly out of order fhat the little
I did force down disagreed with
me. Nothing did me any good oth
er than a little temporary relief,
and i realized that it wouldn't be
long before I would have to give
up entirely.
une day a railroad man from
rl me
have thanked
tune since for putting
fine medicine.
"em sirnignt after mv
OUK VALUES ABE ALL WE CI
FOR THEM AND THEN SOME
For years this has been the leading tailoring store
this section of Oregon.
ad-
matter
largest coal port
proposed budgets.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Some cannot drink coffee
without harm
But everybody can drink
Instant Postdm
with benefit
Both cofFee and tea contain cer
tain elements that often do not
agree with nerves and digestion
But Instant Postum is a health
ful cereal drink which can do no
harm to even a delicate child
It has a rich, coffee -like la
yor, costs less than coffee, and
is made instantly in the cup
There's a Reason Qr Pt
Turks Heady t Bottle
.Constantinople, j,ln. , Th(,
Turkish nationalists are willing m I
negotiate for a settlement with the'
allies, according to a Angora dis
Patch today quoting Hanfcd
KOUOhtar Be;-, commissary for
foreign :, fairs In the cabinet of t
Muatapha Kemal Pasha.
Cuticura Soap
SHAVES
Without Mug
--...n.iOTMiCTyrtjoraluTltiEj
a trace of rheumatism left in my
body. I never feel a sign of it and
am as strong and active as I ever
was. 1 can hardly get enough n
eat and everything agrees with im
perfectly. I am sleeping fine and
can do as big a day's work as I
ever could."
Tanlac is sold in Salem by Ty
ler's drug store and in all other
towns by druggists. r.Av
m
J 426 State Street
neve neiu mis reputation by
ing real value in tailor-i
clothes.
our tapel in your suit :,
stands Tor value but now It
even mote. For right now
giving.
Extra Pants Jreej
witn your tailor-made suits TM
given up all thought of profit a
ing this sale but we're lal
many new customers to our I
iake advantage of this sale 1
u will not last many ,:.-iys to
Scotch Wook
Mills Store
Salem, On
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SOLD Br GROCERS EVERYWHERE
Made by rbstam Careal Companjr.lM,
Battle Greek, Michigan.
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