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

RESUME OF WORK
OF LEGISLATURE
\ MESSALE T » KAILKOAI) MEN
E. S. Ilucon, Il llust Ut-, Baili, Me.,
the secretary of lis t» of claims of In­ Icrlng of anesthetics
8. H. 131— Fixing salary of govor- »etnia out this wurning tu railmuders
debtedness agnlnst funds the appro-
prittlon for which hss been exhausted. nor » secretary at (3000.
II. H. 147—To secure Interest on everywhore: "My work un ronilurtor
8. H. 129 ('rentes an emergency
hoard to deal with deficiencies necee oounty money and place safeguards cause»! u chrnnir infiammatimi off thè
| dialed under the provisions of th# around deposits.
kidneys ami I wua miseratile ami all
11 II 66 To regulate railroad and
preceding bill
piuyed out. Kroin thè day I tarpan
Session of 1913 Places 377
8 U. 151— Providing for the crea­ highway crossings
II
II
14»
Fixing
standard
of
seeds
tuking
Foiey Kldiiey Pilla, 1 begnn tu
tion and organisation of new counties.
li II. 269 Relating to display of rvguin my strength, ami I am la'ttcr
L a w s on S tatute Books
II It 18« Providing for the drain­
age and disposition of swstnp lands in goods, wsrvs anil merchandise.
II. II. 304 Authorising cities to op­ now tbui» I bave been for twuuty
the southeastern part of the state.
yi-urs." Try thsin, New Kru Drug
THIRTY VETOES OVERRIDDEN
II II l l‘.i Amending the law re- erate water works
11 It. 328 Providing for state bud- Co.
quiring road aupervlaor* to keep
weeds from county road* by Imposing get.
II II. 367— Relating to damages In
Workmen’* Compensation — Good such duty on the owners of property.
Roads Laws—Agricultural Exten­ Important Bills of the Present Session opening roads
II II. 41» Making state Insurance
Passed Over th* Veto.
sion Work— Widows’ Pensions—
commissioner state and county audl
Numerous
bills
Increasing
anlarles
Minimum Wag* for Women and
j tor
Minors—Survey of State Resources i In counties
II II. 482 Fixing the date for lbs
II. H 167.— Repealing the Initiative
— Investigation of Cslllo Power Pro­ law « losing Rogue river to commercial general election
II II b»4 Prohibiting
olrcnlatlon
T h e value o f a paper to a com m unity can t>o accurately measured
ject.
, fishing
WLSI NIDI
of fnl»e reports regarding bunks.
bv what outsiders think o f it. T h e Sentinel is w illin g to be thus
S. It. 283.— Providing for a detail
II
II
615
Appropriation
for
deaf
Salem.—The labor» of the leglala- survey and Investigation of the t’olum-
measured.
mutes school of (80,000.
five assembly of 10IS have added S77 bla river power project near The Dul­
II II «16 Appropriation for feeble­
les.
with
an
appropriation
of
(15,000.
new laws to the Oregon codes. Of
minded school of (202.243 31.
II It 628.—The general appropria­
II II 617 Appropriation for blind
the new laws 10 are due to the pas tion bill, aggregating (1,231,216.90.
sage of bill» of the 1011 aeaalon and Important Bills Slgnsd and Fllsd or school of (37,235.
II II 625 Making
appropriations
Jn of the recent aeaalon over the veto
Merely Filed by th* Governor.
for Soldiers’ home and state fair of
of the governor, including the general
II It 1« Relating to ballot titles : (44,(06
STRICTLY C U S TO M TA ILO R E D
II II. 630— Mnklng
appropriation
appropriation bill, while 337 were elth on measures referred to the people
|< NI KniHI A < 01 MS, Prop*.
II. II. 17 Repealing sections 1»41 for stale peulteattary of (216,000
I have just received a complete line of Spring Suitings, all wot 1
er ¡»proved by the governor or filed
and
3442,
relating
to
terma
of
office
S
It
14»
Relating
to
publication
of
and a yard wide that I can make up at $ 1.300 and up. 1 handle
I v e r »thing New nini
without hia signature,
of the eecretary of state, et.-vle treas­ delinquent tax list
the Eugene Woolen Mills goods.
I’ atroni/e home industry.
Up-lo-llrtte
Three feat urea marked the final sea urer. printer and supreme Judges.
8 II. 196 Relating to condemning
A ll work guaranteed. Steam cleaning and repairing.
II II 41— Abolishing office of state for county rouds
sion <.f the legialatlve aaseuihly prior
8 II 235 Limiting time for fore­
to aiue die adjournment. One waa the hind agent.
LADIES' WORK A SPECIALTY
II It. 84—Limiting Indebtedness for closing mortgages.
ease with which bills were paased over Irrigation districts.
S H. 236 Making unlfortn
the veto whenever desired; another
II It. 91-— Amends sections 513 rela­ house receipts
the conalderatlou of vetoed measures tive to maintenance and custody of
8. II. 253— Prescribing duties of par­
ents In regard to school census
on their merits, and the third the children affected by divorce.
II 11. 34—Making 100 pounds the
Best for Skin Diseases.
S It 33« Relating to special tales
ape. 1 shown in the trausuettou of bus­ stnndurd weight for a sack of potatoes
fur roads and highways
Nearly every akin disease yields
iness.
H. II 104— Relating to milk Inspec­
II II 205
Creating bureau of quiekiy ami |termanently to llurklins'
T h ere is only one w ay to get all the news o f the ( i r o v e country.
ruquestiot'.ably many of the meas­ tors.
mines and g»*ology uud appropriating
Arnica Salve, ami nothing is better
II It ISO— Authorizing school dis­ (4U.OO0.
T h a t is in T h e Sentinel.
ures passed were of first importance,
tricts of 20,000 population to establish
for burn* or bruises.
Soothes and
II
II
266—Creating
county
sealer
the list including the workmen's coin trade schools for dependent glr’s.
of wreights and measures
heal*. John Deye, of Gladwin, Mich.,
penwatlon act. good roada legislation,
H. B. 169— Widows' pension bill.
11 II 278 Making of $60,000 appro aayi, after auffering twelve years with
the agricultural college extension
H. II 81—Increasing salaries of all prlatlon for provision for state fair
skin ailment ami »iiemling $400 in
work bill, the minimum wage measure circuit Judges to $4000 a year
grounds.
H
B
79—
Relating
to
the
Inspection
doctors*
hills. Bucklin'* Arnica Salve
H.
C
376
Making
appropriation
of
for women and minora, the widows'
of railroad track scales
D. S T E R L I N G , MANAGER
(20,0000 for sulmon hatcheries.
cured
him.
It will help you. Only 26c.
pension bill, laws affecting Judicial
H. 11. 173— Providing for the aua
H II 447 Providing for taking up Recommended by all druggist*.
procedure and the aproprlatlona for pension and Investigation of the Inter •strays.
• • Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay,
H. H 560— Amending law for deter­
the Panama-Pacific Exposition, the Co­ state schedules of railroads before
mining heirs for estate.
<> Mill Feed —Shorts, Bran,
lumbia Southern irrigation project, de­ same become effective
Olympic and Pure White
II. II. 69— Providing for sterilisation
li II. 174 Appropriating (2000 for
tail survey of state resources and In of habitual criinluala and moral per
■ • Vetch Seed. Chopped Oats,
Every sack Guaranteed.
Yamhill walnut experiment station.
vestigatlon of water power at Celllo
verts.
>1 It 211 Providing for use of vot­
< ■ Oil Meal. Grass Seed—all
H. H. 185— Repealing sections relat­ ing machines
We are prepared to drill wells in any
Bill Opening Rogue River Pasted
•; kinds constantly on hand.
ing to road poll tax.
kind of rock to a depth of MUI feet.
Sub. II. II. 360— To create slate high
Abbott's printing measure was de­
H. B. 160— Protecting cooperative way eotmuisHlou.
Guaruntee rock water. Aihlrds*
Poultry Feeds and Supplies.
White Star.
cisively defeated, but the bill opening associations in the use of the terms co­
II 11 423 To provide for slato
operative.
Hogue river passed easily.
SPEAR & CRUSON. Collie Grove. Or.
print lug board
-
H. H. 243— Relating to the sale of
Sub. II M. 434— Blue sky Inw.
Thb bill abolishing the office of
commercial foodstuffs
II.
It
449—
Providing
for
county
at­
Stat-j Printing Expert Harris was not
Children are much more likely to
H. It 143— Regulating the business torneys.
sent to the governor after temporary of commlsalon merchants.
II. li 608— Relating to Incorporation contract the rontugmu* diseases when
adjournment.
H H 210
Authorising county of ettloe and towns
they huve colds. Whooping rough,
II II 52« Providing
for asses#
Just before final adjournment, when Courts to eetnbllsh assessment road
diphthciiu, scarlet fever und con­
districts.
nient of damages In Inylng out roads.
the bill finally reached West he veto­
sumption are diseases that are often
H B. 319— Making county Judges
II II 604 Interstate bridge bill.
ed it. making no report of the veto ex officio fire wardens.
II II 4b" Authorising purchase of (ontrueti'd when the child has n cold.
♦ until after the legislature had adjourn­
H H 209— Creating a state board of Site for fnlr grounds
That is why ull tm-dicul authorities
♦ ed.
accountancy.
II II 4»7 Fur maintenance of Uni­
any la-wure o f colds. For the quick
H.
B.
258—Consenting
to
the
pur­
versity
of
Oregon.
$100.000.
As regards bills increasing salaries
chase of the locks and canal at Oregon
Sub II. B. 531 — For levying tax for cure o f colds you will find nothing
in
counties,
one
argument
sufficed
to
City.
♦
research In agricultural problems.
better than Chumbcrluin's Cough
cr.uac passage over the vetoes—that in
to the fact that no other store in the
H. B. 433— Creating the state board
H It 614 Levying tax for mainten­
♦
Remedy. It cun always lie depended
of
control.
every
case
the
amounts
to
which
such
ance of O. A.
♦
city carries a better or more complete
H.H.78— Makes it a crime to threat­
upon
und is pleusunt und safe to take.
1
1
II.
428—County
fair
mlllage
bill.
salaries
were
raised
were
less
than
♦
en or advocate the commission of a
II B. 461 — For collection of tax on For suit' by Benson's Pharmncy.
line o f Groceries, Dry Goods and Gen­
♦ the ones given in the Gill bill, the pas felony, the penalty running from a (50
personal property
sage of which the governor said In fine to three years' imprisonment In
♦
8 B. 76—Appropriation for board of
eral Merchandise.
It ’s a fact.
See­
Aimed especially at Inspectors of child tabor, (6000
♦ every veto message would make such the penitentiary
ing is believing. Come and s e e !
persons threatening others' lives and
8 B. 76— Relating to furnishing li­
♦ increases unnecessary.
soap box orators.
quor to Inmates of Institutions
♦
A Few Measures Killed
H. U. 73—Appropriates (50.000 for
8 B. 136 To establish Industrial
♦
A few measures were killed, the detailed survey of the water resources home for girls. $50,000
♦ vetoe being sustained, by request of of the state.
CONTRACTORS
8. U 139- Hsgulatlng n business un­
♦
S. B 117— Prohibits officers, direct der an assumed name
the authors, because of amendments
Concrete
Work u Specialty
♦
or» and stockholders of a bank from
8 H. 166— To permit officers to
which made them worthless. Farrell, receiving a percentage or profit of any
♦
ride on any car or train.
for instance, asked that the Morals kind or gift for Inducing such bauk to
COM AGL GROVE - OREGON
8 H. 296- Making It a misdemean­
♦
Court bill veto be sustained; Joseph, make a loan.
or
to
deface
state
board
of
health
no­
♦
H. B. 279— Relieving those author­ tices.
the recall amendment; l-atourette, the
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A
8 II 133—Increasing number
off P N E U M O N IA FO LLO W S A COLD
superior court measure, and Carson, ized to perform marriages of the ne­
cessity of filing evidence of such fact
hut never fo lL w s the use o f Foley's
the till relating to Judgments and de­ In more than one county of the state. Justices of supreme court to {eves.
8 11. 204— Relating to Issuance of
Honey and Tur Compound. It stop*
crees The arguments against the Day
H. B. 122— Known as the "loan special certificates to teachers
shark bill," prohibits higher rate thau
bill
to
investigate
Celilo
water
resour­
the
cough, heals the sore and in­
It
It
113—
Relating
to
county
fruK
D IA M O N D Q U A L IT Y '
ces were nullified by the showing that 3 per cent aa Interest on small sums inspector
flamed air pussages, und strenghtens
loaned workmen and others I d unfor­
H. n 220— To determine compensa
the state engineer had recommended tunate circumstances
the lungs. The genuine is in n yellow
tlon for crossing land.
an appropriation of (50,000 and the
H. B. 27—This Is the workmen’s
li. II. 404 Requiring fire drills In parknge with beehive on curton. Re.
governor one of (25,000, while this compensation act, for which an appro­ schools.
fuse substitutes. New Era Drug Co.
priation of (50.000 la made. It has the
8. B. 34—Prohibiting saloons In de­
measure called for only $15,000.
elective feature, which la recognised
In reiatiou to appropriations, when an its main weakness, but a compulso­ pots.
8 B 46 Requiring medical certifi­
the standing appropriations of more ry feature, according to the beet au- cates for marriage licenses
than (l,20u,000 are deducted from the thprities, would be unconstitutional.
8 II 130— Relating to testimony of
giving valuable C u ltu ra l Direction» and
approximately *6,000,000 appropriation By the operation of this act It Is esti­ husband and wife
“ Built for Northwett Stump»’*
offering the moat profitable varieties of
mated that from 20 to 30 per cent of
H B 416 Prohibiting bulls run­
the UtaJ amount of drainage from the the
damage
suits
due
to
personal
In­
A
■implr, jMiwrrful an<l i n r i pm iaivr m achin«,
ning at large.
GARDEN. FIELD * FLO W ER SEEDS
state treasury is reduced to a figure jury will be eliminated.
which ran !>• o|w r«tr«i l»y iiNfc man an«l o n *
M. II. 495 Naming day of primary
horn«.
for the Norihoest ia a reliable Refer­
more nearly onmmensurate with the
H. li. 38—Declaring policy of stat« election.
W r it « fo r fr r r IfU t.X .K T IN N o S3
It trIU
'L arge
ence every grower should have.
how to r lra r nlump Unii at a low er roat per
H B. 281—Appropriation for O. A.
growth of the state and its Institu­ as to wageworkers and llmltlug the
acre
than
haa
r
v
r
r
1**en
iMHwkhlr
h
rreln
for«.
P acket
If not on our Mailing List tend in your
tions. There were also certain unusu­ hour» of certain workmen to 10 hours. C.. (82.000
II. II. 610— For maintenance of Kast
name at once.
H.
B
282—Appropriation
for
O.
A.
PACIFIC MANUFACTURING CO.
al features calling for large appropri­ Oregon asylum, appropriates (284,-
10*
C.. (107,000
'
ations.
It
should
be
borne
in
mind
1112 Western A ve., Seattle, Wash.
329.80.
H. B. 283—Appropriation for O. A.
* * * CATALOG No .020
H. B. 102—Giving cities and towns C . $60,000
also, that the legislators did not pile
H. B 284 - For extension work at
up the expenses of the taxpayers ap- pow»nr over public parks
11. II. 110— To prevent spread of tu­ U. of <).. $75,000.
E
a
r
lie
s
t
D
w
a
r
f
“ U N IQ U E 1
precirbly by extending the session be­ berculosis
Best Known Cough Remedy.
Garden Pea, rich,
H. II 287—For building at U. of O..
yond regular vO-day limit, as they
For forty-three year* Dr. K in g ’s
H B. 166—Relating to misbranding (100,000
fine-flavored, sweet aa sugar.
Haa
draw no salary for the additional per articles of food.
H. B. 288--For additional funds for New Discovery has been known throgh-
larger, longer pod, and gives bigger
H. B 177—Columbia southern pro­ the IJ. of O.. $30.000
i iod worked and had to pay their own
out the world as the most reliable
yield then any other extra early pea.
ject appropriation of (450,000.
M. B 289— For Improvements at U.
| expenses.
Try “ Unique" in your home garden.
cough remudy. Over three
million
H. II. 306—Regulating sale of con­ of O.. (100,000
Women Important Factor
densed milk.
Isn’ t
H. II 290— For equipment at O. ▲. bottles were used last year.
H. B. 379— For prompt payment of C.. (60,000
The
part
played
by
women
at
this
hs
proof
7
It
w
ill
get
rid
o
f
your
B y *Don't Forget FERTILIZERS
H li. 382— Relating to local option cough, or we will refund your money.
legislative session was remarkable Juror» and witnesses.
8. B. 41— Amendments relating to
Our New FE R T IL IZ E R BO O K and
That the lawmakers have taken them roads or gateways for lands not reach­ law.
J. J. Owens, o f Alendale, S. C., writes
the valuable books, "Plant F o o d " and ‘Potash
H. H. 49S— Relating to national com­
Into consideration as a political factor ed by convenient roadways
the way hundreds o f others have done ;
Pays," published by the G er man Kali Works,
mitteemen.
is shown by the consideration display- | S. B. 36— Regulating tare for the
Mailed FREE. W r i t e for them.
H. B 229 Relating to railroad fene- “ A fte r twenty years, I find thHt Dr.
Ing
ed n the case of measures peculiarly weight of sacks in the sale of grain.
K in g ’s New Discovery is the l>c»t rem­
8. B. 10— Providing free meeting
PORTLAND SEED CO.,
8. B. 114- -C'rnatlng 12th Judicial
affecting their Interests. At the 1911 places for O. A. R posts.
edy for coughs and colds that 1 have
dlstricL
ever used." For coughs or colds and
session such bills as now have become
8. (I. 71— Amendment relative to the . 8. B 145 -Game code.
mrhft-13
laws were thrown Into the scrap heap transportation of livestock by rail- i II. II. 85 Commission to Investi­ all throat and lung troubles, it has
no equal.
Mkv und (1.00 all drug
roads.
without compunction.
gate European rural credits, (2400.
stores,.
8.
B.
80—
Creating
a
right
of
action
H. H. 270— Providing for demonstra­
As a rule the investigations" made
against any person who gives or sells tion farms.
by the legislature were perfunctory. ] liquor to an habitual drunkard or an
H. B. 34#— For cslebration of 60th
Relative to killing bad bills, two are intoxicated person.
anniversary of Battle of Gettysburg.
8. H. 103— Amending section 3444 (5000.
; worthy of special mention—one which
H. B 537—To prevent failure to
would have created a plumbers' trust. | relative to the time of meeting of pres
ideutlal elector*.
support wife or children.
and another which would have created
8. B. 106— Protecting sub-contract­
THE CITY TRANSFER
H. H. 609 For state lassos asylum
an electricians’ trust. With very few ors, material men and laborers and de­ maintenance, (612,86( 69.
exceptions the record of this legisla­ claring eight hours to be a day’s work.
8 11. 64- Providing
marking
eff
Rolled Barley, 75 lb. Sack, $1.15
8. B. 77 -Minimum wags bill for package* of Intoxicating Uquora.
ture aa to so-called "hold.up mens
women and minors; appropriates (3,-
8 It 3(0 -Forbidding sale of Itrw
ures" Is excellent.
Shorts, 90 lb. Sack -
-
1.45
600.
arms.
The following Is a list of th* tm
8. B. 47— Requiring electric head
8 B. (14 Providing for screens far
portant measures which will become fights on locomotive engines
Irrigation ditches.
Shorts, 80 lb. Sack -
-
1.30
8. B. 62—Declaring county roads la
laws:
H. B 480 Giving preference to on­
I
towns and cities to b* streets.
ion soldiers end sailors on public em­
Important
Bills
of
th*
1911
Session
Bran, 60 lb. Sack
-
-
.80
8. B. 164— Fixing commencement of ployment
Passed Over th* Veto.
the term of office of th* governor,
8 B. 14- -Prohibiting sale off llqner
8 B 6— Requiring local agents of
8. li. 24—Requiring goat aad Md outside Incorporated cities and tot
Feed Grinding a Specialty, 5 Cents per Sack
railway companies to report accurate­ meat to be labeled.
H. B. 341 Relating to li
ly the time of arrival of trains.
8. It. 2b— Making Lincoln’s birth­
3 B. 43—«'renting a livestock sani­ day. Washington’s birthday and Co­ of capital stook by banks.
tary board and appropriating (50,000 lumbus day legal holiday*
H. H 344— Relating to amount to bo
tbervfor.
8. B. 232—To provide for support of kept on hand by banks.
H U. 127— Prohibits the auditing by Ashland normal school
H R €11— Relating to
S. b. 171— Regulating th* admlahs- schedules
$
Furniture-Hardware
O
IC T U RE F R A M IN G
A SPECIA LTY
KN0WLE5
S P R IN G
&
GRÄBER J
S U IT S
$13
J esse
Milwsuki
Ph o n e 3 5
orchard t
: i„ s. i
week on
•Buy yo
Feed Co.
Ml lb. sac
» A nun
Inst rughi
o f oUlceri
Frank I
Eugene t!
Feed & Livery
Barn
U P
Ilow Wl
•
€
strong's
un down
take
trong tal
Give us d Cali
B O H L M A N
TSAe T A IL O R
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S T E R L I N G
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lid i
F E E D
HA
¡ I f you s
ware hura
W II t
t t ave
rete
were call
father.
Master
day from i
stock.
Consult#
pay. Dr.
CO .
Geo. Ed'
Monday.
LL01R—Hard Whedt Brands:
_ Diivnl
i
B
i
Mrs. J.
WELL DRILLING
at Conistes
LL0LR—Soft Wheat Brand:
I;
ALL CITY
ORDERS
£& C O .
Our 1913 C A T A L O G
Get Prices on Mill Feed at the Flour
Before Buying Elsewhere
AN
LOCAT
Miss My
her Walden
o f the mun
Turkish I
I Hr.
:
Taylor & Higgins
O H N S O N
JO I
Gei
D ELIV ERED
Are You Wise
PACIFIC STUMP PULLER
z
J. E. Blackmore
All Kinds of
Hauling £5* Draying
D one on Short
N otice
COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILIS
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ir
Ilstiq
Mr». 1>.
Monday re
eyea.
Mrs. L. V
gu< »t o f Mi
urday for s
fS I
iirkness
•
' €
non shoe
joe doctor
Mrs. P.
*|>ent Sund
Miss Don
several we«
to Creawell
24 Ac
limitigli
purchase
o f citv III
Inquire
Mill supt
A. S. Fur
«luring the |
Ralph Si
from Nebri
moved ontc
^mking sroi
^pisrden ar
in the work!
J. C. Wrii
his hop ho
fall.
The Drai
pecteil hert
the local tci
WANTED,
woman to
Pet Sanf.
The weatl
storm for n
noon for the
the Kast.