KIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 11)23
BILL 10 STIFFEN
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
OF TEACHERS HIT
Objections raised by Senator
Eddy, backed up by Joseph and
others, against a bill introduce!
by the house committee on educa
tion to raise the grade etandaM of
teachers entering Oregon from
states caused the measure to be re
referred yesterday.
In Oregon a grade og 90 p-r
cent is required for the granting
of one-year certificates to leath
ers, and the bill considered yester
day provided that teachers from
other states Beeking one-year cer
tificates in Oregon must have ac
quired the same standard in thnr
home states. At present only SO
per cent Is required of them,
Joseph wanted to know how
many states the bill would "freeze
out" from Oregon. Senator Butler
admitted that It "would freez out
ome slates, particularly Wash
ington, which does not recognize
Oregon certificates at all."
Eddy attacked the bill as fixing
an unjustly severe requirement,
and Moser, who was not in tn.
chair at the time, reminded Eddy
that 90 per cent Is the require
ment for Oregon teachers and
wanted to know if Eddy proposed
to discriminate against Oregon
teachers in favor of teachers from
other states. Eddy replied that
lie would favor a bill reducing thv.
requirement of Oregon teachers to
80 per cent. Joseph said he would
also favor this.
Another bill by the committee
on education In the house requir
ing teachers from other states to
have a four-year high school
course and at least 36 weeks of
teachers' training, the same as re
quired of Oregon teachers, was
parsed wtihout opposition.
Representative Woodward's bill
providing for physical examina
tion of pupils In the public schools
was passed hy the senate.
Representative Wlnslow'a bill
providing for a full statement of
Indebtedness In muniicpal budgetu
was passed In the senate.
SENATE BILLS
S. B. 163, Clark (by request
Prohibiting counterfeiting, oblit
eration, removal or change of
manufacturer's serial number.
S. 11. 164, Brown Prohibiting
by bidding and false representa
tion ut livestock auctions.
S. B. 165, Magladry Providing
for suppression of bovine tubercu
losis in Lane county.
S. B. 166, Clackamas county
delegation Relating to salaries, oi
court officers of Columbia coun
ty. S. B. 167, Clark Increasing
salary of sheriff in Columbia
county.
S. B. 168, Banks To provide
for the examination of certain
mentally defective children,
S. B. 169, Halt (by request)
Providing for a lien upon chattel?
for gasoline, oil and automobile
accessories.
S. B. 170, Miller Regulating
the use of motor club emblems cn
motor vehicles.
S. B. 171, Banks Relating to
Incontestable clause to be incl.il
ed in the required slackard pro
vision of life insurance problems.
S. B. 172, Upton Relating to
fire hazards and prevention,
S. B. 173. Upton Requiring ad
justment of water claims under
Carey act.
Mercer to Talk.
Colonel W. O. 1). Mercer, chap
lain of the senate, will be asked to
address the house and senate lc
Joint session at 2 p. m., February
12, recounting his experiences as
an orderly to President Lincolr,
under house concurrent resolution
No. 9, adopted by the house todav.
The sum of wisdom Is, that the
time is never lost that Is devoted
to work.
ALLEN'S FOOTEASE
The Antiseptic, Henllng Powder for
tired, wolleii, smarting, sweating
feet. It t&icss the friction from the
shoe, prevents blisters and sore ipots
and takaa the itlng out of corns and
bunions. Always use AUni Foot-Ea
to break In new shoes. Sold every
where. Trial pnekuge Frt. Address
ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, Le For. N. Y.
NOW
gT Starring
IPfTE BEUEand MARIE FR2V05I
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COMEDY' NEWS
LIBERTY
Sum of $4000 for providing
premiums for the Polk county fair
in 1925 and 1926 Is sought in
house bill 403, Introduced by Rnp
resentatlve Fuller, Polk countr.
Salary of the treasurer of Linn
county would be raised front
$1200 to $1500 a sear under
house bill 40f Introduced by the
Linn county delegation. The coun
ty school superintendent's salary
would be raised to the same figure.
Senator Joseph has Introduce-!
a bill which would rive to all the
circuit fudges fn Multnomah rnun.
ty juritdiciion over probate uut-j
ters instead of the present sytern'
whereby all probata matters are
lodged In the office of Circuit
Ju&e Taiwell. At present Tax
well, though be handles all pro
bate matters, also has Jurisdiction
over other matters, and this would
be continued under the Joseph
hill.
It Is one thing to show a man
that he is In errq, and another to
I ut bim In possession of the trutfi.
Poverty Is infinitely more deitr
able than the torments of covetous
No wonder the West
is proud of its coffee!
You understand why Hills Bros. Coffee
has been adopted as The Recognized
Standard from the Coast to the Missis- v
sippi the instant you break the vacuum
seal and inhale that wonderful aroma.
And you get another thrill when you
lift a cup of Hills Bros, to your lips.
Every savory sip awakens new life . . .
makes you glad you're alive. The rich",
rare flavor is sealed permanently in
yacuum. You arc always sure of fresh
ness and full strength when you buy
Hills Bros. Coffee. And it is eco
nomical to use.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
In the original Vacuum Pack
which kccfl tht coffee jrah.
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