Cottage Grove sentinel., February 13, 1913, Image 6

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P IC T U R E FR A M IN G
A S P E C IA L T Y
OREGON LAWMAKERS’
WORK AS REVIEWED
Senate Well Up with Work but
House Congested
:
925 MEASURES PROPOSED
Flood of Mraiurti Appeared Laat Day
For Introducing Bills— Appropria­
tions Asked Reach Huge Total—
Compensation and Board of Control
Bills Pass House—Governor Signs
Widow's Pension Bill.
Salem.—The close of the fourth
week of the legislative session found
the senate well up with Its work, only
a few measures belug left over for a
third reading ami final passage.
The situation was Quite different In
the house. That branch of the assetu
lily is so badly clogged that the task
of clearing the calendar before the
1 h a v e just re ceived a co m p le te line o f Spring Suitings, alt w ool
close of the 40 day period will be a
and a y a r d w id e that 1 can m a k e up at $13.00 and up. 1 h an dle
prodigious undertaking.
The trouble In the house Is that they
the E u g e n e W o o le n M ills goods.
P a tro n iz e h om e industry.
have been Indulging In too much ora
A l l w ork guaranteed.
Steam c l e a n in g and repairin g.
lory lately. Unless the talk Is cut out
L A D IE S’ W O R K A SP E C IA L T Y
the result will he great confusion dur-
lng the closing hours of the session,
the death of many good measures aud
hasty action on others.
The Job for the house Is especially
distressing, for In that body 601 bills
have been presented, and the senate
has already sent over 84 bills, a total
of
nearly 700 for that wing of the
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legislature to act upon. Up to the
present time the house has passed 95
of its 601 bills over to the senate,
D. S T E R L I N G , M AN AG ER
and has killed off or withdrawn nearly
that many more.
FLOUR— Hard Wheal Brands:
925 Bills Proposed.
Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay,
The last day for introduction of bills
Mill Feed — Shorts, Bran,
Olympic and Pure White
brought forth an avalanche In both
Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats,
Every sack Guaranteed.
the senate and the house thut nearly
Oil Meal. Grass Seed—all
swamped the clerks. With adjourn­
kinds constantly on hand.
ILO LK — Soft Wheat Brand:
ment 325 bills had been Introduced In
the senate so far this session and an
White Star.
Poultry Feeds and Supplies.
even 600 in the house, or a total of
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925 bills for the session. This is just
200 more bills than were introduced
two years ago.
^ ^ „ I ^ M j- x - X - X - X - X - X - X - X - X - X - X - X - X - X - X K - X - X - X - X - X - X - X - X Several Important Measures Passed.
Among the important measures pas­
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ sing the house were the workmen's
compensation act and the board of
control bill. Both branches passed
the widow's pension bill and the Mult­
nomah school teachers' measure. The
home rule amendment was defeated
in
the house. The senate passed the
to the fact that no other store in the
minimum wage bill for women and
♦
city carries a better or more complete
minors, the measure placing ull chari­
table Institutions under state super­
line o f Groceries, D ry Goods and Gen-
vision. the bill amending the direct
♦
eral Merchandise.
It's a fact.
See-
primary and the railroad headlight
ing is believing. Come and see !
measure. No large appropriation bills
have passed either house. The outlook
for the passage of good roads legisla­
tion next week is excellent.
Legislature Asked to Give 98,287,819
Appropriations already asked from
the Oregon legislature, and now under
consideration by the joint ways and
♦
♦ means committees of the house and
senate, have reached the huge total
of <8.287,819.07.
By the time all requests for state
money are in. the total may reach
<9,000,000. This will be a record-
breaker for requests, but there Is no
reason to believe that when the smoke
has blown away and the final tale
has been told that this will be a much
more expensive legislature than the
one two years ago. when the appro­
priations totaled 15,760,000.
Compensation Bill Passes House
The Lawrence employes’ compensa­
tion bill passed the house, after a bat­
W f i. V" i Í
tle on the floor of 2V4 hours, with only
Murnane and Upton voting against the
measure, and Campbell. Lofgren and
Hagood absent.
May Oust Officials For 90 Day«.
Only four votes were mustered
against the substitute bill by the sen­
ate Judiciary committee giving power
to supplant district attorneys, sheriffs
and constables, and the substitute
You need not suffer. Write today for illustrated booklet
measure passed the senate.
descriptive of Hot Lake Sanatorium — Nature’s great
The drastic provisions of the ori­
cure place. A natural boiling spring o f curative mineral
ginal hill, which allowed the governor
water. Thousands have been cured here after suffering
summarily to supplant such officials,
were materially softened In the new
years from Rheumatism, Stomach, Skin, Blood and Kidney
bill. Under the new bill officials may
disorders. Directly on main line of O. W. R. &. N. Railway.
be supplanted for periods of 90 days,
A S K FOR S P E C I A L E X C U R S IO N T I C K E T
but only after they have been given a
hearing in court and the circuit Judge
decides that such officer has not been
W a l t e r M. P i e r c e
faithfully executing the criminal laws
President and Mgr.
of the state.
Widows’ Pension Bill Is Signed.
With no member but Dimlck voting
In the negative, the widow's pension
measure, Introduced by the committee
on health and public morals by re­
quest of the Oregon congress of mo­
thers, passed the senate, and on being
enrolled, was sent to the governor,
who signed the bill
Primary Amendment Paeeee.
Seven senators went against the
8mlth bill to amend the presidential
preference primary U v, but the bill
passed in the senate.
Under the presidential preference
law, as passed by the people In 1910,
an elector can vote for but one candi­
date for delegate to a national con­
vention or candidate for presidential
elector.
The Smith bill contemplates amend­
ing this by dividing an equal number
of delegates In each of the congres­
sional districts and the balance at
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Spring Suits $13.00 Up
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Shorts, 90 lb. Sack
Shorts. 80 lb. Sack
Bran. 60 lb. Sack
Feed Grinding a Specialty.
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large. Thus each elector can vote
for the number of candidates from his
district and for the candidates from
the stale.
Teachers Win Bill
Over 200 school teachers from Port-
land Invading Salem on a special train Events Occurring Throughout
and standing at the buck of the mem­
the State During the Past
bers of the state senate when they
voted ou Applegron'e hill providing
\ Week.
what is practically civil service for
the teachers of counties of more thau
20.000 population brought au unani­ AFTER TURNOW WITH DOGS
mous vote In fuvor of the bill, which
Two Young Portlandere Take Blood­
had already pusaed the house.
hounds on Qrlm Errand.
Refuse to Submit Home Rule.
Portland. — Equipped with two saw.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
ed off shotguns, enough ammunition
senate hail «auctioned the suhmlaslon
und provisions to laat for months and
to the people In 1914 of the so called
taking with them seven well trained
home rule amendmeut, passed by the
bloodhounds. Charles Smith and Buck
people 111 1910, the house, by u vote
Nagel, young men living lu thla city,
of 32 to 25. refused so to submit the
are going Into Washington to get John
amendment and It will not. therefore,
Turtuiw, the mail who within u year
go to the people through the medium
has killed four deputy aherlffs aud
of the legislature. It Is Ititlmated here
two other men. The boys huve de­
that It will, however, he voted ou by
clared their lutentton of getting Tur-
means of (he Initiative.
now or never coming hack.
Electric Headlight Through Senate.
For months Smith und Nagel have
Senator Neuner's bill requiring rail­
been training (heir bloodhounds, und
road companies to equip their engines
now they are going after the rewnrd
with electric headlights won the day
In earnest, despite the fact that Tur-
lu the aenute after a hard fight.
uow huu a record as a dead shot and
The bill has been amended to allow
that no one whom he ever went after
the railroads one year In which to
has gotten away. The Portland boys
equip all engines with the modern
will Hiviire deputy sheriffs' commis­
lights, aud the paragraph making It
sions and will start Into the Washing­
the duty of the railroad cominlaalon
ton hills as soon us arrangements can
to enforce the act was struck out.
he completed, with the Intention of
Legislation Division Favored.
dogging the tracks of Turnow until
The Malarkey and McCulloch reso
they get him.
lution. carrying a proposed constitu­
tional amendment, dividing the ses­
Hood River Water Supply In Danger.
sions of the legislature, passed the
Hood Rlfer. The protest of the
senate despite some opposition. The
locul
commercial club through Ite
proposed amendment provides that
bills be Introduced for the first 20 president. W. L. Clark, who has writ­
days only, these 20 days to he followed ten to the Portlnnd water hoard de­
by an adjournment of not less than 60 claring (hat the Bull Run water re­
days nor more than 90 days, and the serve encrouches on the Hood River
balance of the session to be devoted watershed, inuy lead to a conference
between the local citizens and the
to consideration of legislation.
Portland officials In an effort to ad-
Reopens a Way For Income Tax.
Two resolutions to place before the I Just the houndnrlea. It Is probable
voters Important constitutional amend­ i that members of the Portland board
ments relating tef taxation were pass­ | will come here aa soon us the weather
, becomes sufficiently tnlld and visit
ed by the house.
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One resolution Is practically an en­ the laist Lake region.
abling act to put into effect the Initia­
tive measure passed at the laat eleo COAL LAND BEING TAKEN UP
tion to exempt household goods. It Is
held by inuny lawyers that such an Many Valuable Claims Have Already
Been Filed On.
enabling act will he neceasury to
Marshfield.—Coal rights which It le
legallxe the measure.
The other proposed amendment believed will later on be highly valua­
would open the way for a state In­ ble ure being taken up In what Is
come tax. It is practically a duplicate known us the Kden Ridge country, far
of the income tux measure, defeuted down on the south fork of the Co-
at the last election by only 250 votes. qullle river and In the southern purt
Eastern Asylum Requests Are Pruned of Coos county. Coal of a very fine
Applying the pruning knife, the quality always has been known to
ways and means committees of both exist there, hut the previous Inacces-
houses cut the spproprlatlon asked ; slblllty of the country bus caused It
for the Eastern Oregon usylum 1131, to bo overlooked. The Smith Powers
218. reducing It from $404,949 to $267,- lagging company la now building a
731. The committee also reduced the railroad to that part of the country,
<60,000 appropriation asked for by the and the prospect of transportation
medical department of the University has directed attention to the valuable
of Oregon to $45,000. The most Im­ coal deposlta.
Anticipating u move of this kind, a
portant item eliminated in the appro­
priation asked for by the eastern Ore­ prospector aud locator has been In
gon Institution was the <95,000 for the coal country for a year or two
a new wing. The asylum here is also past, and has opened veins and Inves­
asking for an appropriation of about tigated the coal on the government
<70.000, for the conatructlon of the lands. He has located Investors on
north wing to the new reeclvtng ward, these government lands, arid In such
! cases the lands have been filed upon
and this also may be refused.
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Short Ballot Title Passes Both House« ! under the mineral act.
The senate has sent on to the gov­
ernor Representative Hurd's bill pro­
8. P. Makss Offer For Terminal.
viding for a short ballot title to Initia­
Marshfield.—The Southern Pacific
tive measures, in addition to the usual baa made a proposition, the exact de­
title, which In not more than 10 words tails of which are not known, to the
will give a ''catch line,” as a ready terminal company, with a view of se­
guide to voters, setting forth the name curing the tracks and right of way of
by which the measure is commonly the terminal down the waterfront In
known.
Marshfield.
The Southern Pacific
Celilo Project le Indorsed.
right of way la secured through North
Giving a hearty Indorsement to the Bend to the limits of Marshfield. It
project, the committee authorized by Is stated that the railroad haa made a
the legislature and headed by Gover­ demand of the terminal to accept or
nor West to Investigate the proposed refuse the proposition so thut the mat­
Celilo power project, has reported ter of using the waterfront In Marsh­
back with the recommendation that field can be settled finally.
the lawmakers set aside the sum of
925 ,000 with which to co-operate with
Lake County Deal Cloeed.
the state of Washington In making
Klamath Fulls.—A deal which has
thorough estimates and surveys of the been pending two years waa closed
situation.
when the deeds to the lands held by
The report is the result of the In­ the Oregon Military Land Grant corn
vestigation made by the Joint commit­ puny were filed hern by the Oregon
tee from the two legislatures, headed Land Corporation.
by the governors of both states.
Thla land was originally granted for
Legislative Brevities.
the construction of the military wngoa
Remarriage until six months after road across the CaHcade mountains to
divorce Is prohibited in future by the Lakevlew, In Lake county. The grant.
terms of a hill passed by the house.
Ilea north of the Klamath Indian res
The bill giving Grand Army posts ervatlon, that within the reservation
the right to hold their meetings in having been exchanged for lands out­
state armories, was passed by the side. There are about 50,000 acres In
house without opposition.
Klamath county and the deeds call
The hill giving the state's consent to for a consideration of about $4 per
the purchase of the Oregon City canal acre. Much of the land la said to be
and locks passed the house without fine timber, aome la good pasture and
opposition.
Borne good for agriculture. What their
Senator Butler has fathered a bill, plana are for handling the londa are
by request, providing for the abolish­ not made public.
ment of the present board of horti­
culture and substituting therefore one
Hill Extenelon Wanted.
commission, to be named by the gov
Klamath Falla— Rufus R. Wilson,
ernor.
director of the Humboldt Development
Governor West caused to be Intro­
committee, has been here from Eure­
duced In the house by Gill of Clacka­
ka. Cal., with a view to Interesting
mas a bill to repeal the act passed
ibis section in an attempt to Induce
over the governor’s veto, commonly
the Oregon Trunk railway (HMl line)
known as the "Thompson swamp land
to build from this point to Eureka.
law.”
The country to be traveraed la large­
A bill making It compulsory for
ly without railroad facilities, and there
county courts to publish a budget of
Is an Immenae amount of fine timber
proposed expenses each year and giv­
ing the taxpayers the light to be beard on the proposed route. There la also
much good placer mining along tfca
before any levy was fixed, waa
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routu. and tome fine quarts mi nee. „
by U e house.
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