PAGE EIGHT
SENATE PASSES
BILL 10 REGULATE
USE OF TICKETS
The Oregon legislature Saturday
went od record to curtail aud
regulate the circulation of "tick
tin tamed in behalf ol certain
candidates or groups of candidates
at election time. The bill is
blow at the yellow and orange
tickets that hare featured every
political campaign In Oregon dur
ing the laet lew years.
The sena'.e passed the bill Sat
urduy a Iter noon with only tour
members opposing It, Joseph, Kin
ney, Tooze and Zimmerman.
The ' 11 provides that copies of
alt such ticket shall be filed with
the county clerk of the county in
which they are lettued, together
with an affidavit setting for'b the
names and addressee of the lndi
viduals or organisation Issuing
such ticket. It xirtber require
that where the names of candi
dates to be supported are printed
upon such tickets he written con
sent of the candidates for the uc
of their names shall also be re
quired. Where the tickets are is
sued In opposition to certain can
didates that are not to be circu
lated un.il those candidates have
been served with a copy of the af
fidavit of identity of the individ
ual or organization Issuing the
ticket. The bill does not apply to
newspapers.
The fine for violations of the
act by Individuals is placed at not
to exceed $5u0, or by no more
than six months' Imprisonment in
the county tail, and .in the case
of a corptir.it ion. by a fine of not
more than $1000.
Bills passed oy the senate Sat
urday afternoon Included:
H. D. 411, (suliHtltutu for H. B
176), Hercher and FitOier Relat
ing to Inspection of orchards.
H. B. 151, Melndl Uelattng to
prrxtice of optometry.
H. B. 99, Representative Oakes
and Senator Davis Relating to
election of directors In Irrigation
districts.
H. B. 187. roinrtl Relating to
practice of chiropody.
H. B. 323, Representative Ford
and Senator Hill Authorizing
highway commissron to acquire
property by gift or condemnation
II. B. 292. Hercher Requiring
Judges to file with secretary of
state certificates of convictions of
motor vehicle laws.
H. B. 172, Lonergan Relating
to estate, legacies or beneficial in
terests t nerein, charged with In
heritance taxes.
H, B. 250, Woodward Provid
ing for record ot certain criminal
cases to which sterlizatlon law
may be applied.
H. B. 179, Miller Providing for
t;3( hers Institutes.
H. B. 73, Rushlight Plumbing
code.
H. B. 417, Marlon delegation
Increasing salary ot Marlon re
corder from $1200 to $1500 and
pay of commission from $4 a day
to $5 a day and expenses.
H. B. 273, Lonergun Provid
ing for district court clerk by elec
tion and Increasing salnry from
THE CAPITAL JOIJRNAE, SALEM, OREGON
i on of Dynamite
Has Place Today on
Calendar In House
Starting Us 43rd day the house
promises to have u teiuw a aea-
ska as Bat urduy which wound up
with the governor throwing hi
veto on the public service com in U
ion bill in through the portals of
the lawmakers' chamber and with
the house defiantly refusing to sus
pend rules and push through a
pet scheme of the chief executive
for placing a gross earnings tax on
utlltie.
The question of passing the tluti,
000 publlo service commiafllon ap
propriation measure over the gov-l
ernor'a veto, the second reading
with a possible suspension of rules
for an Immediate third reading of
the bill calling for the tn on
utilities, along with senate bill
naming the mem be re of the fish
I20U0 to $24u( a year in Multno-
ma. couuty.
I-, B. - 284, Winslow Doing
away wtln seine fiBhfng on vari
ous streams, effective January 1
tyzti.
H. B. 144, Reynolds Providing
for notice to property owners af
fected by street vacations.
H. B. 444 Authorizing county
courts to pj for culverts not
hitherto provided for
H. B. 219 Providing for the
escheat of certaru money, certifi
cate of deposit, etc.
H. B. 424 Relating to the reg
it. atlon of profeatjional engineers.
H. B. 223 Pertaining to deal
era In securities.
H. B. 174 Fixing terms of cir
cult court In third judicial dis
trict.
H. B. 429 To cure defects In
sales of real property, etc.
H. B. 380 Defining peddler
and making exceptions.
H. B. 430 To cure defects !n
eeds and other Instruments.
H. B. 458 To promote develop
men. of the O.egon egg industry.
H. B. 452 lo control owner
hip, use and sale of firearms.
H. B. 395 To safeguard the
sale and distribution of certain
caustics and corrosive acids.
H. B. 392 R luting to sule ol
land for taxes.
H. B. 371 Relating to Interest
and usury.
H. B. 368- Relating to co
operative associations.
H, B. 343 Relating to Insane
persons and providing method of
parole.
H. B. 301 Relating to the pow
er of courts to obtain additional
urors.
H. B. 22 Limiting the weights
f motor trucks and their loads.
H. B. 24 Regulating speed of
motor vehicles ou state -highways.
H. B, 454 Relating to the ar
rest, -trial and procedure lnclud-
ng the taking of bail In certain
cases.
S. B. 247 Providing for the
protection of hear In Josephine,
Jarkeon and Klamath cntintieR.
S. B. 24B Relating to the reg
istration record f motor vehicles. I
S. B. 251 Relating to conduct:
f premptory challenges.
commisdion. and the moving pic
ture censorship bill are among the
sensitive packages the house will
likely work on before the day
ends. Each one is a little beehive
of It own.
The fight Saturday had Its pre
limlnary preparation the evening
before when the governor appear
ed before the ways and means com
m it tee to announce that he would
veto the publlo service commis
sion's appropriation for the next
blennlum unless the house drove
through a bill providing for the
raising of approximately $80,000
during the next two years by a tax
on the gross earnings of utlity
corporations.
Chairman Gordon of the ways
and means committee Introduced
the bill Saturday afternoon. A sus
pension of the rules was asked to
get the measure through. The
fight was on. Few knew what wub
FEDERATED FRUIT GROWERS
REPRESENTATIVE HERE
Arthur Ruhl ot New York,
general manager of the Federated
Fruitgrower, national marketing
concern for all slashes of fruit,
has been risking various north
west fruit sections the last two
weeks traveling out of Portland
making a new marketing align
ment, according to word brought
here by local fruit men. Owln
Wright at Prince of Seattle who
were representatives of the Feder
ated Fruitgrowers have with
drawn and Ruhl is making direct
connections with local co-opera
tives. The Federated Fruitgrow
ers, which formerly was a private
national marketing organization.
has been taken over by the Amer
ican Farm bureau for the ex
clusive purpose of handling
product of local co-operatives
nationally.
la the utility tax bill. No. 411.
Representative liami!:u. of
Bend, urgel the bouse members
not to be stampeded and swept off
their feet by the governor' man
date. Representative Oraham, of Wash
Inrton county, explained that Gor
don had been placed la an em
barrassing position by being forced
against bis own judgment by the
majority of the ways and means
oommltte to push the bill.
"When the governor threaten
the legislature, It Is time to take
a stand, declared Graham.
"Where Is your backbone?"
Speaker Burdick asked his fellow
lawmakers. "If this money busi
ness and log rolling k. not stop
ped. I declare to you that there
will be a measure presented to take
the financial program away from
the ways and means committee."
Representative Shelton, of Bait
er, emphasised the fact the people
had created the public service
oommiealo naud that the legisla
ture could not be a party with Uov
ernor Pierce to throwing It out.
Representative Lonergan, Mult
nomah county, charged that the
governor had called members Into
his office and threatened that their
bills would be vetoed unless they
supported his program on the
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1925
atiiUy measure. "It Is time for
saswdown." he declared.
The governor bad asked that
the public seniles commission bill
fee withdrawn Saturday In order
thai time would bars been given
tor action on the utility tax meas
re, thereby giving him five days
mere in which he would still have
the veto hanging over the appro
priation bill. Representative Ben-
iaset, Multnomah county, a mem
ber of the ways and means com
mittee, supported the governor's
Lautlon, declaring that In his opla-
loa, the executive bad acted la per
fect fairness. Bennett moved that
the -public service commission ap
propriation bill be recalled from
the governor so that be would not
have to veto It or surrender from
his stand. When the vote was tak
en, his was the only one In favor
of withdrawal.
Dr. Harold M. Brown
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Del Monte Tips
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No. 2Y2 can Southern
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No. 2y2 can Pumpkin
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