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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1911)
INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE, INOHPiNDtNCt. OREGON. BUSINESS DIRECTORY U L. HEWITT, M. 0. PHV&ICIAN AM) iOHORON OfTh In Cooper building, rtm t and J- OfTU hosrs. a. w. to II and 1 to P. m. Calla auewered uJ day. - 0 LITTLE ACCOMPLisntu OREGON I0L0NS. , W. R. ALLIN, D. DENTIST D. Both phone Cooper Bldg. Independence, Oregon. LAURA PRICE, M. D. Monmouth, Oregon peclalty C1 of Women BeU Tl v- to 193 B. F. 8W0PI ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC Will practice la all court ot the Btu. Probate matter and collec tlon given prompt attention. Office, Cooper Bid. Independence; Ore con j THE ELDRIDGE ' C. E. VanAllen, Prop. lar unnr room, en tulte or tin gle. Electric light, taih and piano European Plan aa m Commercial U alem, Or Funeral C. W. HENKLE Director and Embalmer Licensed Lady ASint If deal red. Call attended day or night. Independence - 0re9on REGON'S LAWMAKERS BY Apportionment Bill Cue Some Die Mtidf action; Referendum on Salary Bill. (h and U. rei'rr...ul-w.- of li own and Klamath and UU rontmu together, Umatilla nt r l.wir a Joint euator, but ai a oin repreeentative, Naher. wnien na one representative. I given another, uJ Hhermaa. Ollllam and Wneeier. hleh had two representative. o ! OUK. other reapportionment Wile, at least two other, " ow b,"lr dr"M ed and will he presented thl week. Stnate Diwllon Kept. One of the hill In court of prepa ration will propone that the member ship of the t Betiate remain ub t.ntlallr a It . both a to number if senator and the composition of the 2S enator!al district. In deter mining th reprnttion In the n3l7 o c m ' a . aav a. 1 J 3 J. S. SMITH, LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEER. Farm sale a specialty. Satlsfac tlon guaranteed. Independent phone. AIRLIE, OREGON Dr. G. E. MILLS VETERINARY SURGEON Calls will receive prompt attention Office at Layton's Stables Independence Oregon INDEPENDENCE AND - MONMOUTH RAi'.'VAY Time. Iwoi-a t.rf.nnrfnca to allM rrvvn i r " . r. i u. e ip,c Indenendenet dally 6:00 a. m. and Monmouth at :15 a. m. ssa am allai at :40 am. M m Train No. U-r dependence daily at 10:?: - lonmouth a 11:05 a m. and arrive at Dallas at 11:30 a. m. Train No. 70 leave Independence ally at 6:15 p. m. and Monmouth at 4:30 p. m. and arrives at Dallas at B:a5 p. m- " from Indepenaenee for Alriie Train No. 61 leave Independonc dally at 7:00 a. m. and Monmouth at 7:15 a. m. and arrive at Airlle at 7:60 a. m. . , Train No. 73 leave Independence dally at 2:30 p. m. and Monmouth at 2:60 p. m: and arrives at Airlle at :25 p. m. From Dalla for Independence Train No. 65 leaves Dallas daily at 8:3C a. m. and Monmouth at 8:55 a. m. and arrive at Independence at 8:15 a. m. Train No. 69 leaves Dallas dailj at 1:00 p. m. and Monmouth at 1:35 p m. and arrive at Independenc at 1:40 p. m. (This train connects at 4 mrrnth tn Airlle.) Train No. 71 leave Dallas dally at 8:00 p. m. and Monmouth at 8:25 p. m. and arrives at Independence at 8:40 p. m. From Alrlla for Independenc Train No. 62 leaves Airlle dally at .ic r. m nnH Mnnmnulh at 8:50 a. n. and arrive at Independence at Ofin a m Train No. 72 leave Airlle dally at 4:05 p. m. and Monmouth at 4:40 p. m. and arrive at Independence at 4:60 p. m. For Service Thoroughbred gray Jersey Bull, Subject for registration, gervice $2.00. Earl Russell N. lndependedce, Oregon o.i.... trIt U roncedt'd ttlHt the lower la paed the hotter lot th tat. thon the pr-nt l-glttut if it aoromulliihe a lll during the remaining day of the olon at It tu durlnit the llrt four week. nu be regarded a bright and shining enmi.le ol a ucce.tul eglUH body. No lnHrtant Ugllatlon b been paed up to the governor loi iBnature. One very apparent reason why nothing U accomplished 1 the In cllnatlon to Indulgo In ulos tai. I- iodk method could be devliied to P ply a. strong do ot gag rule and itop the Bow of rurpoaele orator) busmefs might be expedited. Py lar. however, the greatest loi of time ha been In political debates These have been numerous and their end la not yet. They have accom pllsht-d uothlng othr than to stir up dissension and bricj on vituperation and personalitle. which have been nH will be Indulged In at great length. There have befa 577 bill Intro-rtncf-d. of which 60 have been wiped off the calendar by Indefinite post nonement or failure to pass; approx imated 30 hove paaed both Houses and have either been Bled by the gov ernor or are on the way to the execu Uve olBce, and there are 487 bills to be disposed of. To date, the session has not Introduced as many bills as In 1909 and 1907. Those sessions registered 700 bill each, but with 577 bills on the list now, there Is time for the legislators to make up. the defi ciency. The bills which will come later, with the exception of the ap- hill will have Bnitttl chance of gettfng through. In order to accomplish anything at all niKht sessions will have to be held nractlcally every night this week in order to catch up and wade throug'.i the bills ahead. Apportionment Bill' Unsatisfactory. General dissatisfaction from repre BPnt.nivps and senators from all parts of the state is expressed over the b!ll of .Senator Joseph reapportioning the Ipeislatlve districts. While Joseph in creases Multnomah's representation in the Senate by one and adds four to the House, there Is already com iilalnt among the outside member Even Multnomah does not gain a ereat deal, for now it has six sena tors and a Joint with Clackamas and Columbia and the Joseph bill cost? it the loint but adds two straight sen ators, making; seven. In the House Multnomah fares better, the Joseph bill awarding 16 representatives Not many changes are made In the senatorial districts, but the represen tative districts are considerably dis arranged. Josephine, which has had ., nri, Bonmer loses this and is coupled with Curry and Jackson, while Coob, which has been Jolneo with Curry for several years, lias In the Joseph bill a senator of Its own, and Curry 1 shifted over to Joseph ine and Jackson. Most astonishing, however, is the absence of Columbia from the new list. Senator Joseph appears to have obliterated that county from the map or treated It as though foreign terri tory, for he does not take care of it in his bill. Gilliam, Sherman and Wheeler, which have had a Joint sen ator, must share him with Morrow, according to Joseph, and Morrow has heretofore been with Crook and Uma tilla. The Joint senator Umatilla has had with Union and Morrow Is lost to Umatilla. Marion County will complain about the representatives. Now it has five and Joseph allows four, with a Joint representative with Clackamas, the latter county being a gainer of a Joint representative, but losing It Joint senator. Linn has three representa tives' and Joseph lops one off. Douglas and Jackson lose a Joint representa tive. Grant and Morrow are hitched for a Joint representative, while Crook, which has a Joint with Klam- " " " - . i-e 7 SALEM, Urt&uyj Hthlettc ami mnaslum feed. Hunt, tfmmunlttcn and ffactdc. Bicycles and Repairing VbdUl .in Houae, It I proposed to glv ech county a representative. The total membership will be limited to 0 as nrovlded In the contitullon and the other 26 member wUl be apportioned over the state on the bam of popuia tlon. Still another measure being consld ered Is one In which the membership of both house lll be apportion- among the 34 eountlea atrlctly on the bast Used by the, constitution. Un der thl plan, however, the authors will take care that Multnomah do not receive her proper bare elti of the nttr or representatives. May Hav Congressman at Large. Oregon third congressman, provl Ion for whom wtll be made by Con grew under the recent census, will probably be elected by the etate at large, for the llrst term at least. It I unlikely that the legislature In It present session will take any action upon a congressional redlstrlittnent. as only a provisional bill could bo en acted. There has been some talk of wheth er It would be advisable to hold a special session In order to take up this subject, but Oovernor West does not see any such necessity. He de clare that Oregon can get along very well by choosing a congressman from the state as a whole until the next session. Referendum on Salary Bill. Various county official throughout the state, who are seeking an in crease In salary by legislative enact ment, will have to go before the peo ple If they are to get more pay. That l the sentiment of the House committee on salaries of state and county officers, to which all salary bill are referred. This committee, In the consideration of these measures, has established an Inviolable rule to attach a referendum clause to every bill, giving to the voters of the county affected the right to Invoke the refer endum If a petition signed by 15 per cent of the legal voters 1 filed with the proper authorities within 90 days after the bill becomes a law. Label Convict Made Good. Oregon manufacturers will be bene fited bv the bill which passed the leg islature during the week compelling the use of the convict label on prison made goods. Wholesaler and re fnllpra nirree that the public will not buy merchandise which it knows has been made by convicts. Thus they arguo the competition of this cheap labor will be removed from too fleiu a.mm.l ef Dairy Commissioner Declaring that the charge of Incom nptoncv aealnst Dairy and Food Com mlssloner Bailey cannot be disproved and that the charge of misapproprlat lne state funds nas not, uove.inu. West sent an urgent message to the legislature this arternoon, recommend ing the abolishment of the office or removal of Its incumbent. Ballot Counting Bill Introduced. A bill designed to expedite ballot counting has been Introduced in the House. It provides that the first elec tion board, provided for by law, shall report at the respective polling places at 8 o'clock in the morning on the day of election. The second election board, instead of reporting for duty at 7 p. m.. Is to report to the polling Continued on page 8. GfteBEST MEATS Ait- none too hh1 for any hune. Wo UiMU nothing but the- U- umi keep in tKk a large arHortnient. Sperling Bros. JIM HILLIRD GENERAL BLACK SMITHING, HORSE SHOEING AND GENERAL REPAII ING ... W. do all kind, of W.gon and Crrlag. Work and k.ep In ..,w .ii n.rts for vehicle, worn gu.r.n.w-. Main SL near lb bridge. INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. Kstnl.li'sliiHl I0' KfKNlfHKD KOOMS , Trleplion 1U1 OI KN DAY AND NIOIIT White House Restaurant Will. f": l-fifflrloM Het an.l Mol Popular Katinft I'laoa in I be Willrt.net to Valley. fcitate Ht. Hali'iii, (Vegon AUTOMOBILE TIME CARD Leaving Independence at 7:30 a m. arrives at the McNary crossing In time to catch the east bound train Leaviag Independence In the even ing at 3:30 p. in. and arriving at the crossing in time to make connection with train going both ways, and re turn at 4:49. Tare 50 cent for each trip. , . Sewing machines Genulna needle, oil an! new part for all wtn machine. Sewing machine rented. Geo. r Will SALEM, OREGON. Pianos and Organs from the cheapest to the best Bold on Installments and rented. Geo. C. Will SALEM, OREGON CattsiStmt music fM aa O , Studtea. Vloltaa. l':Har. M4ola J4 auJo. r-n0t c. Will SALEM, OREGON. EDIflOM. VICTOR AND CO LUMUU talking machines A full Btock of Record. Geo. C. Will SALEM, OREGON eating Shotguns . . .. a n u V . USED IN THfc u. 9, Tk. ii. a. Arniv asrteorltiea know a gun J that ly, when they deeded to equip some troop aWiruns. thev clBCted th Win- . t . .11 nthM makes. TM tneaier in priii." - (Xpert f the O. S. Ordnance Board alao KnoV gun; thaf why, after aubmittlng a WlneheS' ter Repeating Shotgun to all sort of tests, they pronounced it safe, sure, strong and simple. If you want a shotgun buy the on whose Strength and reliability led the U. S. Army authoritiea to select it and the U. 8. Ordnance Board to endorse It that' th Winchester. RELIABLE REPEATERS