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FEBRUARY 18, 198 THE BOARDMAN MIRROR PAGE i TheBoardmanMirror IIOAKDMAN, OKKOON Published by ''!" Currey Prliiilng ('iiiniiiiiiy Qtotn Huntington Qarrbf, ami Olive M. t'urrey Kdllors mill Proprietor Thomas Amory Lee I'UBUHHBD BVERY KUIMAY 13.00 Mill VNAIt IN ADVANCE Kllteicd lift Second class mutter 1- 1 II, 1021, lit the poHlufnee ill II 'il man, Or,, under act of Mar. 8, ivi'' A little ad In The Mirror will IfU II fur you, i MOTHER By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK Dan of Man, University of Illinois. LAW-MAKERS ARE BEHIND IN WORK -U Investigation ot State Prohibi tion Department Is Cause ot Much Delay. T IIKAItli n man suy once Unit lie did not ruu to innd ii tM grown son away from home because llu I" going would separate lilm, In- felt, from hi mot her s Influence. II Wt (nolMh tiioiiKiii. timti' 1m nothing in lime r In 1 1 1 si a m e Dint run k-uih i lie from tnirh nil Influence. Von I'nii feel it today uiiii ten thousand mile or twenty years Interesting ni St I ly u you did when as ii l11tl ym I artth your iiviui upon her hreiiKi and Ml her gentle hand upon WW bnir. Vou cuii hear her voice nnil her face ns If she were now In the room with you. "I lout piy mother forty your ago. " 'in old mini Niild in me recently, "nnd ye! I Imve neier ccnaed to feel n il.illv K-lme of lonclluiws nil' I loss." Ami '" many of um feel Ami yet mi mutter how Ionic "he tin been gone or Iiqa "fur MWny she N Mill know e cll what "he un il.l ay If she wer with fOB tie'iu, mid whnt she would Imve you do., rfhc "ants you tlrnl of nil to he good to he clean nnd li.met timl tfani Ukl elf -controlled She wants Jag to the duy'i work manfully nnd troll without whimpering Mild H 7 1 . lll nun 'liilnt She may never have. mild ii -i Miu-- to you In' ho iiihiii woriN. bill votl know without the w,rds Inii.iig . '-ii spoken. If through your eisMeiivor ilo-i- hould conie to you hor or or recogni tion her heart will thru wlfli ..v le you Inconceh utile ; If iinhiip l joii hould encounter dieul or 1 1 r r - the pain which htr will auffer u "III never quite iiiu'erliim1 Her I ' I unii her faith lll follow you through i-vcrv dh erl I y of experience, iiml in matter who d. ' Ivt - in "My hoy la u good l"v." mother MJ to me often If. the Innocence of I heir trust. "I krow he huxn't u single had hnblt." 1 um not Surprised thut .most college men turn r.ul well when for ho iiiiiiiv year I Irve seen what fnllli mid en lldclice 1'ielr mot In r- have, In Item mid nttfit hope b hullt upon Dun future. He would ho ill WMrfftBtfd h lived up to a lower Ideal thmi she for Um. A, !. Vnurn NI-P" I'nl.in Thomas Amory Lee of Topeka, Kuiih., hnf lul u appointed chairman uf I be A inert can legion Committee on norld i" -. iiim Domination hy Na rlonal Commander Jamna A. linila nn contti incii iiy Ho- national axerQ- live coinmlliee III hi-HMlon at Indiiill npollH i'i-ceiitly. The committee e Ml iinderlitke one of ihe modi rcHpoiiHllilo laakj of the American legion for iiuo. THE MARKETS or. turn iiiiiiihI he can he counted on Portland Wheat Hard tvhlte, 92.10: aoft white, northern HprliiK, fl R9; hard wilder and wealern white, $1.87; wuat- ii. red, fl.M. liny Alfalfa, HI.C0fy30 ton; valley tlaaotkR lllii 2; ekatcrn Oregon! timothy, lill'd -1. Ilutterfat tSivdi'livered Portland. Kf Humh, titMc. t'hei-ae I'rlcaa f o. b. Tlllumook. Trlplftn, :ilo; leuf, .lie per lb. Cuttle- Prime an era. 7.508.OO. Ho-.-4 Medium to choice. $ 10.250 ! 118.9$. BtMalP l.uuihi, medium to choice. U 16.50. Seattle Wheat . Soft white, hard winter $1.1; weotern while, we.itcrn red f 1 .;ni; nortle-rn Hprlux. $1.99; liig Bend hlui-Htem. $3 29. Hay AlLilfm 2.1; I) , $J8; Um nthy. $19; l. C:. 2S; mixed bay. $21 llultcrfat tfic kkk THnnnh, "KiiKic. Hog9 Praia light $116011.75. Cattle Choice mi era, $70i.00. theene WWilnKtiui cream brick 18c; Vu.ihliiRon triplet l)0c Wuuhlnxtou Young America. u-22c Spokane HiK Prt9M mlxd, $11 S5f.f 11.50. i It Prim hi. era. $7.2607.76. fclghwaya committee will report far- 'r Publiration orahly to the bouae la a revlalon of tiepartim-nt ot the Interior, V. 8. the hotme bill Introduced by Swan and tnd Offhe a) The Da Ilea, Ornfjon, Oakea. In lta original form the bfll January 1920. would have taken one and one half KetW berafcj glrtn thut Lee tnllla as a rate-making haala. "f Boardmn, Oregon, who. on The committee decided agalnat em- AugUHt Vsiu. made H.mieHtead Kn bodying the certificate of public con-! '" MM tor VmtfSW, Ot venlence and neceaalty In the bill. j Farm ,;,llt 8ectlon 1 1 Townahip The houue paaaed the Mills poat-prl- N"rtt. Ka"K'' 28 BSagt, Wlllutn.-t t mary convention measure by a vote nfj ItoriditB, has fll-d noticf of inlentlon - 32 to 27. Thla meaaure, however, will M "''"' '' WW l"""r " - Balem. The leglaluture muat speed In all probability never reach the exec- tgfctta clal to the land abori tm up Ha worlt during the remainder ol iltlva, as there are already more than CriOie, bttott C. O. Blayden, I nfted the acsalon If congestion la to be avoid enough votes lined up In the senate to States CottJtniaaioner, al Boardman, ad during the closing days, for wh-n defeat It. OwgOB, 08 the Srd daj ot Man-h. UKfj it convened Monday with only 11 work The senate has passed Senator Ma- :ialmant namea M wltneaaea: BJr lug days remaining; comparatively (aw icladry s bill, which gives the secretary n;at Brown, Thou. Miller, Raj I. Important measures had been sent up of state authority to employ all offl- Brown. S I! Bid ardnon nil of B rd to the governor. Before udjourinnenl '-era used In the state traffic depart- .'nan, uiegou. over Ihe week end the speaker called ment, and limits the number to not attention to the fact that few aeiut' i more than twenty-five. At present the hills had been received and that tubiesi authority la centralized In bis office, the house gets Its own blllH out of the hut he Is limited to seven men and, way congestion was hound to follow through a gentlemen's agreement, the Many Import ant measiirea had not tate highway department has added received attention by both houses, seven more, and all are paid from the among them the child labor amend name fund. ment, road leglalatlon, and tax bill In the house 414 bills had been Intro duced, and of this number the lion passed l:i and sent them lo thn'aen ato. Only 18 senate bills had been passed hy the house. In the senate a total of 187 bllln weir Introduced and of these about 5u were sent to the house. Much of the delay In gettlni; down to work Is attributed to the In restlga Hon of the state prohibition depuii ment, which required the att fndam of groups of members of both housi s Port Bill Brcomea Lav i. Community Church Berrien Every Sunday Sunday School 10:30 a. wL hun li Service . 11 :80 a. m. Christian Endeavor 'I :,'!0 p. to. REV. All are Welcome B. H. HUGHES, Factor. For bargains in Second Hand ftoodg, e Itider In Hermlston. Oct 24tf DomwUy Register Would Validate Proposed Laws. 'Ihe house adopted house joint reso lution 10. submitting to the voters of Oregon -an amendment to the state constitution requiring the supreme court tO Kive Its opinion upon Import ant questions upon solemn occasions, when required by the governor, the hi nte or house of representatives, and all such opinions shall be published in connection with the reported de clHlons of said court. It was argued that were this system In vogue the legislature would avoid naHKlng many unconstitutional bills, as The Port of Portland commission . sllbect of constitutionality could law, as It w: i passed , determined at once by the supreme I Sell-Insurance J. C. Ballenger BO.lRIlMAN, OKKfiON Umatilla Pharmacy W. E. Smith, Prop. Mail Orders Given Special Attention QUICK SERVICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 1 MATH-LA, OREGON IJ.L. VAUGHAN Q 206 E. Court Street PENDLETON. - OREGON bill is now over the governor's veto, Inr t edlatel) after the reading of ihe veto hichku' in the senate. Senator Han ii movei that the nsnate proceed to mider It and without comment that Im ly.pas.ieil It over the executives veto wilh Mil three members voting to i .stain II The three were Senators J i ph, Flak and Zimmerman. The house passed the m t i -.ire on t the executive's veto with bnlf Moti court when application was made to It by majority vote of either senate or house of representatives. The senate passed a bill making it a misdemeanor, subject to a fine of from $100 to $500 and Imprisonment for from sixty days to six months, to "iM-rate a motor vehicle while lntoxl att d. If a death ia caused by an lntoxl cated driver, he would be liable to tiiiiiniimi Eat and Drink At The i; New French Cafe K. J. McKNKF.LY, Prop. Pendleton. Oregon (Only the Bed Food Served) FANCY ICE (REAMS Furnished Room liver I'afe Quick Service Lunch Counter In Connection With Dining Room YiH' ABB WELCOME HERE Electrical Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC CONTRACTING tt$ttttttt AITO REPAIRING At your Home All YVork Guaranteed M. L. MORGAN Telephone Call Weeton'a :::: Bhrock and Hunt, r of D i win mtinj eonvktlM of manslaughter, under the to sustain the executive. , The other measures at ripping thi governor or appointive iwr OTOl various departments, amo K (hem tin llsh and game cOIBiniMii I. tire like!) to cauae some lively, del rites. While It Is possible some of II i at hills will Movie Censorship Asked. A state board of motion picture 0M I nors would be created utnbr the terms of house bill 409, introduced by Repre sentative Tucker of Linn county. The censors, three in number, would re- ....... kn1,a... . . . ... ...... ,.m ou-e.. .. ,o (UII.K (.e,ve ,2400 annuay and woul(J name iiiai n win uoi ne as easy to over ride the governor's veto aa It waa on the Port of Portland bl''l. Appropriation Bill i Perplex. How to provide mom ;. for the aper- vlewcrs. whose compensation would not exceed the total sum of $1000 a year. A dollar a reel would be rbarg ed for censoring, if tire reel did not exceed 1000 feet In length. If longer, lie craven Indeel i mm her and uloi I mm Express Rate LOWCT Effective March 1. thu Aliierlcn :i Express inmpany have iinuniiiiceil ii reduction In express rules which will! avenge from . HI to ;'; lower the i ;1m- present schedule of rates. Thin leiiigs the express rates to a conisii' ii hie basis with the parcels pool nil''' and ii m o tnge cbarM and la move Mtitcmplaleil for aonket line. Th gun m h u t wmhii'I londed has nlown off ninny a f '"I lh head. Coif and Hog Lead The Departnitill of A grl culture anya that, coiiKiderlng the amount of food foi numaiis produced by the animals from the fioi raised on an ucre of Inm'. the dairy cow lends all other. Kent to the dairy cow in fomi produc tion from the jlcld on an ncre of land cnuu s the hog. Yiolin E Flat Saxophone Drums Fifth Piece - C Saxaphone Piano Columbia Serenaders 4 or Five Piece Combination Orchestra Open For Engagements Anywhere Rates Reasonable riir.ne or Y. it.- l or Dates Call or Address I5ILL LINIIOFF. Manager Arlington. Oregon atloii of the various sti ,-e departments a fee of $2 would be charged and activities during Ihe current hi- Only films of a "moral, educational ennlum Is the perplex tig probb m that or amuRlng and harmless naturs would the Joint ways and n i-ana committee be passed. of the senate and ho iso Is finding It, Criticism of the present educational difficult to solve. I graten, n Oregon played an Important After hearing repi. ricntativcs of th- part In the discussion of Senator various state activities seeking flnan-j Eddy's bill limiting the power of elec clal aailstance the .unmlttee will go qon of studies by high school students Into executive sessl- i.i to puss on the I and providing tor the Inclusion of approprlatlona. It ras been proposi-d practical couraea In the high school by the committee ii have the appro- curriculum si no,t:rZnTr,nu;,:7,h;st.;r,se: j? r by the -mu eg At the request of the commltt-e. Saary ncreaaea Passed by House. Sam A. Koaer, sei rctury of state, sub ! Thla legislature promlaea to be mlttcd a lengthy statement .hewing amollg those sesslona noted for raising that the actual appropriations r n- sfliariPf, The number of hill. lrev vC4Ka m i an vim, ssr IMP,!, W 3ml r FOR ONE YEAR The 5 American Needlewoman The Houaehold ;hn! Storlri The Farm Journal AND THIS NEWSPAPER. Arurc and unusual money s i vhig bargain offer In read ing matter B i tha w a le (anaily for a year. We offer this combination to oufrcudcra for n.short tune only. Renewal aubscriptioni will bo extended for one year from present duto of expiration. 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Oregon Publishers of The ta9JHMM Mirror mended by the Mate budget comrnla alon exceed the f (inds available h ,ii proximately $79. od. It was said that this shortage of fundB was due to the low tax levy fjxed by the state tax j commlaBlon an M the Inclusion In the1 budget of certiln Items not absolutely necessary In t'e conduct of the attain uf state. introduced with the purpose of in creasing the pay of officials and others yet to come would seem to bear out the statement. A salary bill paased by the bouae was of benefit to the district attorneys, pay being increased throughout the state, the basis ot advance being that of the number of orescent inns handled Resides t! to actual appropriations T,e bill means the annual addition of recommend, by the state budget com $lg noo and ,me dollar8 to dlfl. mission th. heads of the various state triei attorneys' salaries and, curiously ii. '.art me,,t a and institutions hav, sub ,.uough, (his sum Is to be raised hv I minted tm the committee eatlmuted re- 5 adlli,k)ll to court C08tg of fUnB.dl. QuLfemrita of $1,700,000. vorCP Bult8 Fau-m Aid Bill Signed. The hougo committee on banking Qtvornor Pierce signed the measure bus reported favorably on Representa which provides $1,500,000 as a loan tlve Uomion's substitute for house bill ' fund to Oregon farmers for purposes 35, authorizing the Incorporation of i of fnirchaalng seed wheal to resecd mutual savings banks. Many changes land 4,'here crops have frozen out this have been nrnde In the bill, the most The bill cHrries the emer Important being elimination of a pro vision for establishing branch Instltu lions. Legislative Brevities. Rumors persist Chat the governor will sponsor a gross earnlnga tax on all public utilities The bouse paaaed house bill 198 ! transferring control of the stata game j commission from the governor to the wlofteirj gsncy ' The Best is none too Good- Try Our Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes. There is none better alsu- We Have a Omplete Line of- edar Flume Stock Building Materials Builder's Hardware Cement.Lime, Posts Wood & Coal lausc anil became effective as soon ti signed by the governor. Thfoijias B. Kay. state treasurer, has ' closed a deal whereby the Portland banks have agreed to accept state bo nus b inds as collateral for funds need ad In financing the wheat growers of enatei il Oregon under the relief measure. For 'the use of this money the state state board of control, eleven votes will ' le required to pay the Portland i were registered against the meafiure. bank I lntoreat at the rate of 4U. per' Congress will be memorialised, by! cent. J The farmers who borrow the terms of a Joint memorial, to enact j mon tf from the atate will pay Interest legislation along lines orf the McNary- ! at t le rate of 6 per cent. This spread Ilaugen bill and form erxport eorpgra Hi 1 Jtltereat, it waa said, probably will Hons to market aurplua cropa. Repre j mo f than otfBet any losses that may sentatlve Mann and othnrs Into-oduced M luffered by the state aa a result of it. a thr I administration of the act. Women and glrla wou$d be irequlr,ed fho house roads and highways com io purchase hunting and finhlng II mi f tee has decided upon three eighths censes under houae bill 2S8 naaaed by m f la aa a baala for determining fees the houae. It provides th at amy person to j be .paid by bus and truck lines, over 14 years of age aball obtain a CI urge' of three-eighths of a mill per license. atlit orlper ton oapaelty multiplied by: Governor Pierce vetoed Senator Up th a nuinber of miles traveled will give : ton's btll authorising tie city of Bend t i o additional tax to be paid by bus in eu haute water taken from thr . - r Deschutes river for a simllrtr amount of water from Tumalo creel; for mu . - el- truoltf lines over the regular fee ci iiirgeH. The bill which the houae roadjj and W. A. MURCHIE Boardman, - Oregon ;Kttcmtmmtn;t::m:a:m::u.:atmwtinimmuilHUtllinillllliam The Highway Inn (I. H. Warner, Proprietor Boardman, Oregon uiciiiul jiuuiageaV Wholesome Home Cooklntf i THE BBS" ; LACfe TO BAT RKTWEKN THE DALLES AMD i'KNOLETON MMaWaHHaSnasw
