Eugene weekly guard., January 13, 1910, Page 3, Image 3

THE EUGKNB WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY, JAM 13, 1*10
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FOR
WATER RENTS eiiSiS) RHEUMATISM
FOR 13 MONTHS.
Stops Lameness
Much oi tlie < lironic lameness
in horses is due to neglect
See that your horse is not al.
lowed to go lame.
Keep Moan's
Liniment on hand and apply at
the first sign <d stillness
Il's
wondeilully penrlraling
goes
right to the sih > i
relieves ths
Soreness — limbers up the joints
and makes the must les elastic
and |>iiant.
Washington, J MU
I o
Fortifh h
tliiiiH for th«* I nit« <1 Stat«** anti Inna '
lai |>oMn«*hi»AunN for th« y«*ur Itti I will i
<*pi 9 I.,♦»J 7,20' , ov« r two mid a half
fnlllloiiM I •♦»«>-. ihath f<>r IH1Ü, If th«,
hotlrt* adOptH til«* I
< Illi lll«’!l«la 11< >||M of
th«* appi<»pt latitimi i ' oiu mitt<*«, «uh-,
m l(i rd tolta)
'l‘h«* ruminiti««* cut th«*
di-par t in«*nl «"I liiiati'M for th«» «mining
y««ar II.IO‘J.52 4 56.
’Hin laiK' rtt Mlngl«« lt«*lll of th«* ap
proprial h>n I m m * ii < oa*t biitterluM In
th<* Philippin«- Inlundu, wh««rc it I n
riH-oin m«*ii<i«'«l that JhOOJino
«-M
Here’s the Proof.
Mt <» f. R «»torts of Kt»*<«, Ofc.,
R I I> No. I, Bo* 4i, wiltrs
•' I falVW
la mm I you» l.hilltMMil «>ii a h<*(M fua ««rrw»
liey A 11(1 rrtvttrsl * thufough c uro I al-
to t*iiMJV»i| 4 tpavln Oh •» n»uk 'I hit
Spavin «si a« laife 1« a guinaa tf In
hty est 1 nut inn th» last ron>»4y h<i Uiufc-
hrs» And vh •lie»» 1»
pe*ii<l«i| «>11 lh«*ni during th«« rondng
M iii
Th«* prim Ipal < uln from Ihn
I 9 I u appi oprlatloiiN ftr«« In uniinunl*
t |«>n fyi a«*n < <»dNt gun«, «• a ctniBt bul-
ittrl«N In th«* Philippin«**, alteration
and niHlnt« nnn< •• of m «* ii coawt urlìi-
lory, Miibinarln«* in I in a anti alt«** for
for 11 fl« a f loin
alni M«*U coaht <l«-f«*liMe
nf fin- I nlt«*<l StiitcN.
The totul for arinunn*nt unti forti­
on fu .j. * . . in
nw
United
Status I. Sl.tTO.O®. ttot
prlnripnl
It.m In which li I600.U00 for mouu-
and
I b I ii . siege und field
cannon
of
equipment
An
appropriation
|4 4<> IHM) Is riM-oniuiendisl for a to-
munition and •ub<alltH-r guns for
i oust artillery practli-. which la prac-
Sloan’s
Liniment
Mr II M (siUw. of I jiwrrnt», K 411« ,
III» S'®
vHld
• • «¡r lit
merit m Ito • ■*«< that I haVG ever i»*<l
I had a ma «« with m al»« r«« on I »ar am a
■n<1 tin» v< !■ *t!• <4 *• kwan*« I
»ntiirlr cured her
1 kwp It ar unci all
U m * < i «> a f«4 gall« aod »mall »••Ihng«
EtMl for »rwything aia ul lisa •t«<h *
/
NEW RAIE FOR
CHI WA1ER
Dr. Austin Flint, Sr,
Albert T. Patrick
Sl«»4n’s Linnnrnt
»«II kill a spavin,
curb r»r splint, re­
duce wind pull« and
swollen joints, and
iE 4 Hire and Apcrdy
remedy for I i M u U,
aweeney, founder
and thrush.
Not Daunted by Failure of Fights
For Liberty.
Price 60c. and f 1 00
mi.-’n
Rbaumatism Is in reality an internal inflammation; a diseased condi­
tion of the blood cells whicb supply the nour shn —i.t a:. ! strength nicesaary
tc* sustain our bodies
Tne diw-au is caused -v an excess oi uric acid In
tha blood, which eomM from indigestion, weak kidneys, constipation, and
other irregularities of the system.
Hus uric acid produces an intiamed
and acrid condition of tne t.ood. and tha circulatlo .. instead of nourishing
the differe .t portions of the tiodv, costtnuaily deposits into the muscles,
C-.~S.XU»
nerves, join’i and Pones, the Irritating and pain-pro-iuclng acid with which
Clty Treasurer Frank iteisner has it Is tilled, '¡"hen follow the painful and torturing ivinptoms of Khauinatisin.
prepared
a
statemi-nt
of
the
receipts
We do not claim for S. 3. 3. that it is anything more than a first class blood
. J * J
and expenditures of the Eugene water purifier, aud that is just what is needed to cure Rheumatism. 8.8.8. goes
departoiint
for
the
rbirteen
months
Washington. Jan 10. The power of the party caucus will he
tr.to tha circulation, and by neutralizing the uric acid and driving It from
which the city has owned the the blood, effectually and surely removes tbe cause of Rheumatism.
8.8.8.
invoked iu the house in an eilort to suppress the revolt of insur­ during
water plant, to submit to the city strengtbc.-is and invigorates the blood so that instead of a weak, sour
1
council
at
H
h
regular
meeting
thia
stream - »using pain and agony ti ronghout the syitem, it becomes an
gents. The Republican leaders decided today that whenever tbe
evening
Tin- receipt* from water Invigorating, nounsbing fluid, furnishing health and vigor to every portion
insurgents us a body differ from the majority the caucu.i shall i rent* for each month were as follow«: of
tbe body, and permanently r» lieving the suffering caused by Rheumatism.
8 8 8 is -urely vegetable and will not injure the most delicate system,
lk08
,
determine the party course.
»1.1 9k 65 book on. Rheumatism and any medical advice free to all who write.
pecwiDtA
It was suid in the house today that Representative Dwight, 1909
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
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1,190 40
of New York, the Republican whip, had taken the names of the •January .
84S.7«
February
Republican insurgent congressmen off his list of representatives .March . . .
■committee
r-r.-ted
tho
regular
891.95
monthly bill» which
were
ordered
. . . 2,884.80
to whom he regularly sends notices demanding their attendai c»t April . . .
..
1,709 96
I pal ! \n adjustment was made in the
.May
...
at tunes of division.
sa'-rl
of tb-j different city employ­
. .. 1,806.76
J une ....
es, warr-nts being ordered for their
... 1,737.16
July...........
. . . 2,141.43
payment In mil to January 1. Here­
Augifit
Whlle the army appropriation »'Illi view early In the new ton In which ’ne S»-pt«-mber
. .. 2,161.63
after ail saiaiiea are to be paid on
engaged the atiantlnii of tbe bousi- was quoted as favoring a <» latiol of October .
..
1J»2O.8O
tbe fir»t of each month, giving city
. .. 1,510.80
employes a common pay day.
when that body convened today, the hostilities. Today b* statel he M.me NWember
time ago urged his Insurgent asso­ Iie-em her
. . . 1.945.69
Chairman Williams cf the
health
mwiiilM-ri niaolf<-st»-d far gri-a'er In-
ciate» to adopt a torn-ilia'ory reurs«-
committee repoited inspections hav­
teren In the Plnchot llaUlnger sltua- but he Is now convlni-ed, In view of
Total ..........................
ing been made of the butcher shops,
from
tluti and the statement hmui d yester­ many recent occurrences, that they Transeferred
hot ' - and restaurants
and
found
struction fund . ..
I conlltlons favorable.
day by the n-i>uhllian congr«-»»lonal would lx- rtttht la not dr.lng so He 1«
uow Ju favor of a radical programme
Petitions for sewer In the alley be-
eomnilltrv openly waralng insurgent
»33,0X5.73
••f action
The city council
has
adopted a ■ tween 6th and 7th streets from Mon-
Total receipts . .
congrwsmen that tlnry- «ouid expect
Tbe small showing in February and
new schedule for water rates, an i , roe to Harrison were referred to the
no
help
from the
administration
March is caused by th« fact that a ordinance fixing the
sewer
com-
rates having ; city engineer and the
.
SxBkte
Aue-nd«
when they i-aias- up for r.-elec tion
Wa»bWigton, Jan 10
Tbe aenat»
been passed at tbe regulrr meeting ; ' mittee.
Tin- ln»urg<-ut» were not Ualbly agl-I
Ordinance regulating water rent­
eommltu-e on public lands Today re
last night, new schedule going into i
tated by the action of tbe campaign
< r,avi-n«al and atnelM.-’d Ita TeeolutlCi
effect on and after Janur-y 1. 1910. als, rules and regulations was acted
committee when they appeared at tte-
I
upon
as before sta'ed. and fire and
providing for the Balllnp r-J’lnch’>t
There has been no just classifica­
aapltol today
Several df tbum linw
to
water committee
< rtf -red
t; have
Invi-etiiiatlon
so as to leave to U”
tion
of
water
rates
In
ae
city
of
alrt »dy observed the atiadowa
of
issued con­
toviUM- the method'•if »olo# lug Its An-
Eugene, and in many instances the pamphlets printed and
Ila
Member of a Famous Family of price fixed was arbitrary and not talning full inf.rmation to water us-
vi-ntlcitlng committee.
have eiTiected lbw the organtamUoa
Phyitciani.
based upon service rendered.
The era.
I
would tight tooth and i-all to prevent
Plat of Wallis-Dorris addition to
n<-w schedule will tend to regnla.e
Taft'» Mi-axur-
their re elwtlon. or th- tr re-uomn.a-
and equalize the rate. The new rate Eugene on West 10th street was ap-
Washington. Jnn 10.
I Iteprewenta-
.
tlon.
_
,
in-
will not effect the »mall user in any I proved, The city attorney was
Introduced
in the J
Among the
significant
develop­ live Townsend
material way, the dwelling rate aver­ structed to take steps to condemn
ments In the ln»oirgi-l.t sltuntl«* was house today a bill embodying the
opening of lOtta
aging »1 00 jh .* month as formerly, property for the
the return to the Ina irgetil camp of reiumniendatlons outlined in tht spe­
the rate being 50c for faucet, 25c street between the > James Huddleston
cial message df I’resM-nt Taft for
Itepri-M-tilattl-.e Gardner
of Massa
25c for toilet.
The and Wallis-Dorris additions; also of
for bata
and
chiiaetta,
sou In-law
to
Sh-natar iiuieiidm- nts te the kiterstate com­
large users will be more particular-1 Van Buren street : from 7th to 8th.
i Lodge
Garilin-r gs>'i‘ out an Inter- merce law.
The application
<
of
City
Attorney
-
a
—
~
'
ly effected.
A booklet containing rates, ru e« Pipes for a 30 days’ leave of absence
and regulations
will
be published was granted and Attorney G. F. Skip­
worth was appointed
to act in his
and dlstrlcuted to water users.
place during bis absence.
Temporary Tabernacle.
R'v. H N. Mount appeared .befare
the conce;: In beualf of the Eugeae
Mlnstrisl association, presenting a
petition tor a oui.diug permit for the
erection of a tabernacle which will
entirely cover the lot on the south­
west corner of 6th and Willamette Special Correspondence.
Coburg, Jan.
11.—Wendell
Bar­
strets belonging to F. L. Chambers
tholomew and .Miss Alice M. Sterns
and
Al
Hampton,
the
building
to
be
pi-rlndneed by gasL' ltlw ind nephritis.
n
io
Coroner Hoff-
a wooden shell structure
with
a were joined in holy matrimony here
< karge of the d-ath of Not the slightest trace of drug« or
at the home of the bride last night at
seating capacity of 3.i)0<).
A special
poisoning
was
found.
7 o'clock.
The bride and groom are
Moore, von of Jas H<>-
ordinance was passed granting this
nder of the Rock IslanÄ
both of Coburg, and widely known.
permit,
making
provision that tbe
WJ
Mr. Bartholomew was accused by
nancleva.
Moore
l building be maintained for a period
his fellow Odd Fellows of his inten­
of 60 days and removed at the end
tions. but the reply was "it is all off,
of this time.
boys.”
♦
Minor Matters.
'he
A number
of
boys promenaded
♦
Two
Fairmount
ministers
was auppre»«n
"'•* >"
♦
about the house, but failed to arouse
I ed petitions for arch lights
I hours.
Ap mn-ntlv h.- di
♦
♦
the little man.
Wedding cigars are
dla'-n-'O. but nr »ti rlous cli
«
respective churches, one at
on display at the hardware store.
X
!rntli-i-l«l w |tb the case
♦
ner of 17th street and
(
Help yourselves.
♦
Avenue, where the Christian church
' pineritfon
♦
yenrs
' is located aud one at 15th street and
♦
J;
Wh»-t> the '»ting man w
The Modern Woolmen installed of­
♦
«•■heck ♦
; Vil.'ard avenue by the Presbyterian
of ag<- Ms father gave h
ficers last night as f illows: V. C., AL
I for »10" nt'it. since whli
lie hr
(Church.
T..e
petition
was
granted,
♦ ♦ «
♦
L. York; W. A.. F. H. Chamberlain;
• providing
the
churches stand the
■ Inis bt-eit r liberal spennt
banker. N. E. Barrett; clerk, David
J
, city's expense of installation.
been drinking before his
..............
♦♦♦♦♦■•
Link; escort, J. H. Newman; watch­
Councilman Williams reported that
The police are working
man. J. N. Blais; sentry, Peter De­
o.irr of the tunds were turned over to property owners in
the
neighbor­
«try that a di •- often ust-d
Vos; manager for thr^e years, F. R.
z
♦ J. J. Walton, who was appointed city hood of Frankiyn street at the mill
«•rnl spenders awake in
■ Welch; chief forester. H. G. Mosher.
X«*«wwwww ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« ♦♦♦♦♦« treasurer In .Mr. Reisner s place, the race crossing had raised money by
that they would continue
, The installing officer was Past Con­
latter having been removed from the i private subscription for raising tbe
drinks freely,
may
hav
At th.» cotirthouw Jan. S, 1910, office by the council, but later rein­ I street grade and petitioned the city sul S. R. Mosher.
« niire rtf Moore's death
Betty Knoop ani Li •• Armstrong. stated.
The funds that Walton held I to have this work done. The matter
not <nnslder<-i! tn have a serious ef­
Hon. J. H. Booth returned from
fect, but some times Its application County Jiulge Helmus W. Thompson were turned back to .Mr. Reisner in j was referred to the city engineer.
Grants Pass Friday night, where he
April.
has
producetl
unexpected
results officiating.
Melvin Hansen's petition for cross
The total expenses of the depart­ walk at 2nd and Blair streets was was called by the serious illness of
Physlehtns had been summoned to
At the home of C. E. Parker, Jan. ment, including the purchase of two
tis brother, Hon. J. O. Booth. • The
attend Ulf young man. but could <1o
granted and the work ordered done.
2. 1910. Grace L. Keever and John carloads of water pipe. «.:• «31
latter was suffering form ptomaine
nothing for him. Moore had the rep­
Free Thomas appeared and asked
utation «if always carrying large sums Il E lio.eman. Rev. J. C. Holeman 098.34, leaving a balance on hand of that the council take some action up­ poisoning but is now much better.
A telephone message from there this
»987.34.
of money, btn had only »2.58 In hit officiating.
on the matter of the warrant for
Construction Fund
pockets.
»300 issued to him as an advance afternoon states thàt his early re­
In the construction fund, which is payment for flume lumber for the covery is now welt assured.—Rose­
The womrtt of the resort are being
burg Reveiw.
entirely separate and apart from the city power plant,
held by the police, (lending an Invesll- »
which
the
BORN
X current fund, the total receipts fbr mayor Had refused and
gntlon. although not offlrlativ under • I
to sign.
w
• the thirteen
months,
including the
L
.Mayor Matlock explained that he
♦♦«»♦»»U»»0U»»0»0♦••♦♦♦♦♦♦ amount received for the sale of the
1 utter the post m«irtem held on
had refused to sign the warrant on
The total the ground that it was not regular
January 8. 1910. to
Short bonds, was »100.952.88.
Moore this afternotin disclosed that J
disbursements
were
»88.481.94. and not safe to advance the money
death was du«* to h«-art disease.
and wife a daughter.
Positively ruled by
leaving a balance on hand of »12,- in this manner, taking a private per­
lli“se Little Pills.
470.94.
They also relieve Dia-
son's bond as security. The council
tress Worn Dyspepsia. In-
has no power to act further upon
-* —sttou and Too Hearty
»♦H««» H«»v»»»«»««»«»4««« the matter.
Eatli.g. A pertect reu.-
Air. Thomas' only recourse
is a
-■tly tor Ptulnesy Nausea)
writ of mandamus.
'’»c.wstness. Bad Taste
Mr. Morris, superintendent of con­
tu the Mouth. Coateu
struction on the city's
transmission
pole line, reported poles delivered to
Tongue. Pam tn tbe side,
the h-ime of her parents Mr.
ToKflfl UVKR. They
the amount of 3,000 and cross arms
an J Mrs. Te i lout, in Springfield.
„-ulate
tile
Dos
is.
Purely
Vegetable.
to the amount of »400 and asked
O-egon. a' 1" >. m._ Jan. 9. 1910.
for a payment of »500 be made on
»MALI P!LL JUUU.OÍKE. SMALL «ilCh
Mrs Fannie
ith. aged 23 years,
the contract. Ordered paid.
Funeral .-erv - s will be held at the
Chairman Garrett of the fire and
I
.. nt.. Jan. 11. and ' he
water committee reported favorably
remains taken to Walker staticn for
Fi. Sumte Sf.-atjre
on bills for material used in the cou-
'WlTTlE
Interment.
Rev. J. F. Day. cf the
flVER
stuction of the city s power plant and
Baptist church will conduct the ser-
d PiluS.
I transmission line.
Bills were order­
vices.
ed paid as follows: cross arm». »300;
Chambers Hdw. Co., »93. both on ac­
A Wretched Mistake
count of .Morris Bros, contract. John
to endure the itctiing. painful dis- A. Roebling Sons, for hard drawn
tress of piles.
There's no need to. copper wire. »255.71.
Listen: "I suffered much frem piles.”
Bill of Westinghouse Electric Co.
writes Will A. Marsh, of Siler City, for electrical machinery for power
N (' . ' till I got a box of Bui-klen's house to »lie amount of »7900.
Arnica Salve, and was soon cured.” reported, 50 per cent to be paid
Burns, boils, ulcers, fever sores, ece- on receipt of bill of lading.
nia.i cuts, chapped hands, chilblains
Additional hose for the fire
vanish befors it,
2 5c at W. A. Kuy­
partment was reported ordered.
kendall's.
Fairmount hose house was reported
completed and
bill
fo
the
bell,
It Is .mnotinsed that the Misses El­ amounting to »3 7 was ordered paid.
George . Irvin’s bill oi »27.7, for
ma and X'ormn Hendricks, who own
the quarter block at E 9th and Oak bridge construction across the power
streets, where the low wooden build­ plant ditcb was ordered paid.
Councilman Garrett reported that
ing now stands, will erect a fine two-
telephone
companies
story brick business block there as the farber's
soon as the old
building
can
be cast of Springfield along the right of
of the transmission
pole
line
moved cwt.y.
The building will be
consented and agreet to move
60xS<> feet hi dimensions and a part
of the
of it will be occupied by Pierce Bros., their pole line to one side
After the theatre, concert, or when
grocers who occupy the old building county road alongside with the Pa­
you have visitors, there Is no de­
which will be moved to the rear of cific KTelephone Co's, pole line, and
light to come up to the daintl.-a
tlie lot and face on Oak street. The would pay »15 toward tbe expense,
prepared in the Chafing Dish.
buildlns will be faced
with
white the city paying the balance.
We have "Just” the article«
The mayor reported having order­
pressed brick.
you need for the meal—s-iperb
ed sonje sub-station equipment for
cheeses, the best relishes, dainty
the power plant. The council rati­
cra< kers, delicious coffee, etc.
HAIJ.'S TKXAB HOMIER.
i fied the action.
The supper Is bound to be a
Street
committee
reported
10.000
Cardinnl Satolll was beat known In this country as the first apostolic dele­
succeas if tbe Ingredients are
feet
of
new
lumber
and 3,000 feet of
have
sold
Hall's
Texas
Wo'_Jer
gate from the Vatican te the (’nited States
lie waa born in I'erugta, Italy,
purchased here.
kidney, bladder and rheumatii old lumber u-ed in construction of
lu 1KW and was educated In the moat eminent actumi of wclealastlca iu that
trouble
for the last five years, and cross walks the past month.
country,
lie early developed wonderful |mwi-in ut nminry and Inter In life
W. L. Kincaid wa -.granted permi--
have guaranteed It In many cases
liecnnir a writer of distinction
Mgr Sntoltt waa Wevnled to the college of
but have never had a complaint,
60 sion to remove trees on Olive stree
eardllinls tn INKV
On ma viola to mis eoimii» in in.mr many trieial» and
in front of his property.
day's treatment in each bottle.
w heli the cable dlspiili-lies tout o| tin pin.--* m
lie i«-.-i ivt-d uuiiOieUs ul
O. J. HILL.
Councilman Moon of the finance Phone Main 23
teiegiuuia ol ay input uy (ruiu auwireia m uir viuku oiuie».
fc I «»«***• 8» «»«ta esa»
harsrt, laillr, ibsrp
sawtl p >> •( I t r » arts*
6»». AtMrrts
Dr Earl 8 Sloan,
Botfon M am , Ü B A.
COBURG COUPLE WED
LAST EVENING
A New Su t
New Year
COOS COUNTY
BUILDING BURNS
Satisfactio
»
in clotl.in.T from tho fu nt
clay, Ar.d if you do not
buy one al first we trust
you will before the year ia
over.
We cirry a line •t-.t is
woi.h aa nrnec'c >n.
take pleasure in (.bowing
cur goods.
They look RIGHT.
Are priced RIGHT.
And wear RIGHT.
J
sea
of
l he bill.
fl
I
INSURGENTS WIN
«
IN HOUSE BATTLE
Fusion With the Democrats Is
Stronger Than Reg­
ular Party
ED.
HANSON
East Ninth Street
ainless Dentistry
Out of town DTvopta
-an have» their plate
ini bri'lacwork fin.
ahnd la one <la>
f ntvoaaaary.
W« «ili giva y«u a tool
pore« i a if
22k gold
$3.5(
crown for
Molar Crown«
(____ 5 0(
_
22VB.Ur.Twlh
4(>TMth 3.81
3.51 1
Ä H me» mutui, w Mt’i.M
• work
OoM Filili.»
Enamol Fillinfo Si
Stivar Fllhnft
Inlay FlUinf»
2.5C
ood Rubber
Piata«
5.00
Ba«t Red Rub­
ber Plate«
7.50
Piinl««« [ìtr’tion «.50
aUARANTIID FON 1«
Palnlnoa Mtrsrtlon >■ mn w han plat** «r brì i«.* wert
ianr-InrxE Oo«iaulMtl<>n Frw*, V<.« cann..t «•<‘*''•1
paini* «w wnrk dun« an» wh.»rr. All
fully •u,,r*
auf« ed. Miniera«I»»» tri«»«*qul|>m«.nt. H«wt iii«»th«<ia.
Wise Dentai Co.
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Wiishiiigtiin, Jun. N.
The House
of Representatives yesterday, after a
parliamentary battle In which a com­
bination of "insurgent" Republicans
and Democrats defeated the republl-
an organization, adopted
a
Joint
resolution providing for an Investiga­
tion of the Interior department and
of the forestry bureau. The resolu­
tion provides for an investigation to
bo conducted by a Joint committee
of the house and senate.
The defeat of the Cannon organisa­
tion came In the adoption by a vote
of 141> to 14»; of an amendment pro­
viding that tile house members of the
joint committee lie appointed by the
House Itself and not by Speaker Cau­
tion.
As soon as the President's special
message had been read In tile house
yesterday C. airman Dalzell, of the
rubs committee, brought In a privi­
leged resolution providing for the Im­
mediate consideration of the Joint in­
vestigation resolution offered several
days ago by Humphrey, nt Washing­
ton.
Dalzell explained that after its
adoption tty the senate and Its signa­
ture by the President, the Joint reso­
lution will become a law, giving the
Investigating committee
power
to
summon witnesses and to compel
them to testify.
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The Norris amendment providing
for the appointment of the six house
members of the committee by the
house and was adopted by aye and no
vote of 14!» to 148, five voting pres­
ent.
Fitzgerald's amendment elim-
nating the Forest Service from the In­
quiry, was lost by the overwhelming
The
vote of 85 ayes to 228 news,
resolution was then adopted by a viva
voce Vote without a dissenting voice.
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The
Benton county
court
has
plat el the lax levy at 13.7 mills, as
follows:
State 3 mills, schools 3.6
.nllla. libraries 1 mill, roads 4 mills.
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