E A ST E R N C L A C K A M A S NEWS, TH U RSD AY . J A N U A R Y 22, 1Ô25
STATE LAW-MAKERS
PROMPTLY ORGANIZE
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WHAT A BUDGET
SYSTEM ME/.r:3
R a tif ic a tio n of t h e child
la b o r
a m e n d m e n d to t h e fe d e ra l c o n s t i t u
tio n is going to m e e t with s t r o n g op
position.
F r i e n d s of th e a m e n d m e n t to o k a
poll of t h e h o u se a n d sto p p e d with
Bills Ottered to Abolish Offices 3* , p“ Pha" c
One Must Keep Track of Qi3
registered
L O G A N R ID G E
CH EVRO LET NEW S
Too late for last week.
Friday night of last week the
postponed Christmas program of
the Upper Logan School was render
ed at the Harding Grange hall. De
spite the wind and rain there was
a fair attendance. Perhaps u lar
g e r crowd would have been present
if the arrangements made had not
been unsatisfactory to some in the
d i s tr ic t.
However those present
c ould n o t r e g r e t h e a r i n g t h e pro
gram
as itwas such a one as to
m a k e even old Santa Happy.
Each number on the program
was well rendered.
Those deserv
ing special merit were, “The Pan-
tomine,” “The Christmas Secrets’’
and "The Stocking Drill.” Numer
ous recitations and other numbers
a r e a |] w o r t h y
of
mentiou, but
Evolution of the new Cevrolet,
which made its initial bon' at the
New York Automobile show this
month, was marked by hard, exact
ing yet interesting labor extend
ing over a period of more than a
year.
As far back as 1023 automotive
and metallurgical experts started
drawing plans for the new automo
bile.
Sample cars were made,
containing the forty-odd improve
ments, including disc clutch, springs,
axles, manifolds, etc., and these were
turned over to selected drivers
working directly under the engineer
ing staff for the hardest tests hu
man ingenuity could devise. Every
detail in the new car was forced
to prove itself more than ad
equate for any demands it might
be called upon to fulfill.
The new semi-elliptic springs un-
derwent harder usage than any car
owner could give them in five years.
Day and n>Bht drivers tore over
b u m p y ro a d s, taking railroad cross-
n
. ,
•"**. r u t s a n d inequalit.es at high
LOCAL B R E V I T I E S
AND N E W S I T E M S
| a g a i n s t it, tw o m o r e t h a n e n o u g h to
Clyde Shock was a Portland visitor
bursements to Get Ahead
of Market Agent and Prohi [ d e f e a t ra tif ic a tio n . In t h e s e n a t e th e
last Monday.
p o sitiv e n e g a t i v e s s e n t im e n t w a s not
Financially.
bition Commissioner.
r e g is te r e d so cle arly, a lt h o u g h t h e r e
A. N. Johnson was a Portland
w e re e nough o p e n ly ho stile v o te s to
visitor for several days last week.
By B. C. SAMMONS,
Sulem. W hile ve ry lit t le of Import- j b rin g t h e a m e n d m e n t w ithin one or
C h a i r m a n B udge t D e p a r t m e n t
Upton H. Gibbs was a visitor to
u n i e w a s a c c o m p l i s h e d a s id e from or- I tw o v otes of d e fea t.
O regon N a tiona l T h r i f t Com m ittee
Washougal, Wash., last Thursday.
I anlga tlon d u r i n g t h e first w e e k ’s ses- j A r r a n g e m e n t s h a v e been m a d e for a
sion of th e s t a t e le g isla tu r e , y e t if : jo in t se ss io n of t h e s e n a t e ju d ic i a r y
H ow to get a h e a d financially, ycl
Mac Dale spent the week-end
the c e le r ity w ith which b o th h o u se s c o m m i tt e e and t h e ho u se c o m m i tt e e live d e c e n tl y a n d well. Is doubt le 1
at the home of his family in Es
o rg a n iz e d is a n in d ic a tio n of t h e m a n on r e so lu tio n s on t h e e v e n in g of J a n t h e m o st a b so r b in g a n d i m p o r ta n t m„
tacada.
t e r c o n f ro n tin g the a v e r a g e p e rso n oi
n e r in which t h e b u s in e s s of t h e s e s u a r y 28, for a public h e a r i n g )n t h "
sion is to be c o n d u c t e d b oth h o u se s bill r a tif y in g t h e child l a b o r a m e n d t h e a v e r a g e family, anti that is Mu
J. C. Duus and J. Steinman drove
s h o u ld h a v e no difficulty in c o m p l e t m e n t to the U n ite d S t a t e s c o n s t i t u s u b j e c t we wish to d isc u ss a nd eu
to Oregon City last week on busi
d e a v o r to a s s is t in so ilin g .
ing t h e i r l a b o r s w ithin t h e forty-day tio n.
ness.
No disc ussion of t h e su b je c t can b e
i n d ic a ti o n s a r e t h a t t h e e vent will
perio d. O r g a n iz a tio n w a s c o m p le te d
gin or end without m en tio n of th«
w ith o u t t h e fa c tio n a l fi g h ts w hich a t t r a c t to t h e s t a t e h o u se one o f th e
Mrs. Mary Bartholomew of Hepp-
m o an in g of
Thrift. ’ T hrift m oans s pace f o r b i d s . T e a c h e r a n d p upils
h a v e m a r k e d som e p r e v io u s s e ss io n s , j l a r g e s t a s s e m b l a g e s d u r i n g t h e p r e s good m a n a g e m e n t, vigorous g r o w t h ; a ,ike a r e to bc c o m m e n d e d f o r t h e ir
ner is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
so t h e r e will be no t r a il of b i t t e r e n t le g isla tiv e se ssion.
it m e a n s sp e n d in g less t h a n you e a r n ;
.
,
Eva Saling, in Estacada this week.
It m e a n s sa v in g syste inulic ally.
It *roo< w o r
S o m e th i n g sh ould be done t o r e m e d y
n e s s to clog t h e leg isla tiv e w heels.
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(Jus C. M oser of M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty a b u s e s in t h e p a r d o n in g power, p e r do e s n o t m ean th u t one should stop
John Hassel barely averted what
Mrs. Wm. Dale spent a few days
w a s s e le c te d t o p r e s i d e o v e r t h e m i t t e d by th e p r e s e n t law, in t h e o p in s p e n d i n g ; on Ihe c o n tr a r y , it m e a n s
h a v e b e e n a s e r i o u s a c c id e n t
v i s i ti n g a t t h e h o m e of he d a u g h t e r
spe nding, b ut sp e n d i n g wisely and n" K n t n a v e Decn J s e r i o u s a c c id e n t
.
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s e n a t e a n d D e n to n G. Burdick, r e p r e ion of a larg e n u m b e r of m e m b e r s of th o u g h tf u l l y in s t e a d of care le ssly.
U*t w e ek : O n his w a y in to P o r t -
in G r e s h a m last week.
s e n t a t i v e of D e sc h u tes. J e f f e r s o n , t h e le g isla tu re .
T h e r e is but one re al way to dls- land w ith a t r u c k load o f wood, a sp e e d . T h e d r i v e r s w e r e w o r k i n g
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K l a m a t h a n d I .a k e counties, w a s e le c t
c uss t h e question of T h r if t a n d t h a t rim a n d t i r e f r o m a p a s s i n g Esta- “ " d e r o r d e r s to “bust those springs
« a y Lovelace has accepted a po-
Abolish B udge t Commission.
ed s p e a k e r of t h e house. Both p r e s i d
is: W h a t will T h r if t do for m e? T he «-„da s t a g e s t r u c k his f r o n t w heel, i f y » u c a a -’’
8,tlon w l t h T ’
M o r t o n a s d e li v e r y -
A b o lish m e n t of t h e s t a t e budget
ing office rs w e re n a m e d w ith o u t op c o m m issio n a s now c o n s t i t u t e d and
p e r s o n a l e q u a tio n is all t h e r e is to the f o r c e n e a r l y t h r o w i n g the t r u c k
The new axles, front and rear, man.
position.
T h r if t -d e cid e w h a t you w ant a n d II ¡n to tb e jiteth.
Q uick a c t i o n o f t h e w e r e s u b j e c t e d
t o s i m i l a r tr ia l s .
t r a n s f e r e n c e of t h e d u t ie s of t h a t d<
Clarence Hull is driving a Ford
A lthough t h e r e w a s an u n d e r c u r r e n t p a r t m e n t to the s t a t e b o a r d of con 1 T“ U w ant it badly e nough and a re will b r a k e p r e v e n t e d any s e r i o u a troudle. E v e r y strain expert drivers could
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t h i n k o f wag p l a c e d o n t h e a x le g , which he recently purchased of the
of opinio n w h e n t h e l e g i s l a tu r e a s irol w ith a full tim e e x e c u tiv e s e c r e l ng to nay t h e p rice you probably can
Cooke Motor Company.
s e m b le d t h a t t h e r e would be no c o n t a r y is r e c o m m e n d e d by th e budget,
T h a t are yo u r w a n t s ?
Do you «»"day was well attended and a which had already withstood severe
t e n e d e f fo r t to a t t a c k th e a d m i n i s t r a c o m m i s s i o n in i ts r e p o r t to t h e s t a te
w ant a h o m e and p e a c e and content- v e r y helpful lesson was studied.
laboratory tests, Stresses that ordi-
Dave Eshelman returned to work
tion of G o v e r n o r Pierce, y e t w ith in an le g isla tu r e .
m ent, a few flowers, a bit of gre en
Mrs. J. Arnold was entertaining nary driving never would cause Monday after being on the sick list
h o u r a f te r th e jo in t se ss io n before
T h e b u dge t co m m issio n b e lie v es lawn, p e r h a p s som e fruit anil vege Mrs. P a u l o f Portland, whose osn Ed. were laced on the new channel steel fOJ. some time.
frame and its five sturdy cross mem-
w hich th e g o v e r n o r had d e liv e re d his I , h a t th e p r e g e n t b u dge t law is inade l tab le s, t h e d a n c in g fire light from the ¡s a t t e n d i n g school h e r e ,
m essage
d isso lv e d
bills
a p p e a r e d q (iuate
to m eet m
glo w in g e m b e r s of th e f irep lac e ? Do
Miss D o r o t h y B e nson w a s ber8’
home
_
Miss Nova Smith of Oak Grove
u a le to
t h ee
e t n t e h e e d s n e of e d t s h e of s l t a h t e e s t a t e i
which a tt a c k e d pet p r o je c ts of t h e gov- in
ln produc
p ro d u c ing
in g a a s satisfactory
budget and
a n d >1'" WBn,l , h e ,hlr i" ° \ c u U ' * f , 1,0,1"j f r o m t h e O r e g o n C ity h ig h sc hool
In fact every detail that is incor- spent the week-end at the home of
a t is f a c to r y budget
c o u p o n s; do von d e s i r e to cash in te r e s t
e r n o r.
S e n a t o r s R l tn e r a n d T a y l o r b b e e lie
lie v v e e s s t h t h a a t t t h t h e e e e s s t a t a b b l i l s i s h h m m e e n n t t of or n « c “ u P“ " M- '
•v ” ,1' | ' ' s r ' .
''..l.'T.'.. o v e r S u n d a y .
Her
c o u sin
f r o m porated into the new Chevrolet was Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Ahlberg.
or dividend clieeks, or do you p refer
. . .
s p o n s o r e d a m e a s u r e ab o lish in g t h e of- full-time budget d e p a r t m e n t onl • " ill to sp e n d a s you e « ,i (, jazzing a long t b e r c a c c o m p a n i e d her.
tested, improved and retested until
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flco of s t a t e m a r k e t a g e n t a n d R e p r e b r i n g about t h e d e s i r e d re su lts .
it
scored
100
per
cent
before
it
George
Pointer
was painting a
life's h i g h w a y ? T h e decision m ust it;,
D. A p p l i n g is driving the Pathe
s e n t a t i v e N o r t h In tro d u ce d in th e
was adopted. In this way it was sign on the front of the Bob Cooke
C u r b in g of t h e p r e s e n t p r o m is c u o u s m ade. T h e T hrift way, you sa y ? Very c r e a m |r q c k .
hi use a bill doing a w a y w ith t h e sa m e s y s te m of s a l a r y a d j u s t m e n t s la also w rll th en , let ns give heed t o a few
R e p o r t has it t h a t
k«gpn
wqs P°ssitye fo r thp Chevrolet company Motor Company’s garage the first
office ami a ls o t h a t of th e pro h ib itio n c o n te m p la te d by th e r e p o rt in a r e c s im p le w orth while su g ge stions.
also visited by a n “ u n w e lc o m p vis-
f?0 in to quantity production at of this week.
T h e first of tb.MO is to k e ep (park ¡to r ,"
ci m m is s io n e r . In his m e s s a g e t h e gov o m m e n d a ti o n th a t all fees c olle cted by
once, secure in the knowledge that
J o n „ C r o m e r |» r e p o r t e d as «uf. it» new line would more than meet
Mr, and Mr», Theo Ahlberg and
e r n o r v igorously d e fe n d e d M a r k e t (he va rious s l a t e d e p a r t m e n t s be of all d i s b u r s e m e n t s . In o t h e r words,
A g e n t C. E. Silence a n d his d e p a r t t h r o w n in to t h e g e n e r a l fund a n d di follow a budget plan. T h r o u g h that fering from rheumatism.
any requirement» car owners would and 8on Ted, Jr„vislted with Mrs,
find o ut If you a r e w a s tin g m o n e y ; If
m e n t a n d he a ls o p ra is ed t h e w ork Of r e c t a p p r o p r i a ti o n s m a d e from that
place on it.—From ChevroletMotor AhlberB’s mother last Sunday In
so. st o p th e leak.
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Company.
Currinsville,
P r o h ib itio n C o m m i s s io n e r C lea ver.
fund for t h e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n of tlie d e
T h e c o n cluding th o u g h t I wish to L O G A N B E R R Y T O T H E R E S C U E
le a v e is t h a t T h r if t is not easy. It
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May R e s t r ic t A ppointive P o w er.
partm ents.
Miss Vernice Cramer, who has
is h a r d work to s a v e u n les s you ha v e High Io d in e C o n t e n t Makes It a
P o r t e n t s of s t r i f e ove r n orm al
T h e c o n tr o v e r s i e s t h a t h a v e been
been visiting In Tacoma since the
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holidays returned to her home here
you would gpt a h ea d . d s (iji|e upon th e
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fish a n d g a m e c o m m issio n s for s e v h a s one norm al, located at M onm outh,
Miss Edythe Peters snd Mrs. last Sunday* evening.
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p s, day, just the sam e a s .bough ii Edit
prggpnjan)— G o i t e r can be K. B. Gibson were calling on
a n effort to d iv e s t t h e g o v e r n o r of th e tial sum for e n la r g e m e n t and Im p ro v e wore any o t h e r bill which must be
Sam Loug of Springwater suffered
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Mrs. Paddison and Miss Naomi
a p p o in t i v e p o w e r o v e r th e tw o c o m m e n ts. T h e r e Is also a d e m a n d for Ihe paid. F ollow ing th is plan for a few CUrP<1
a paraletic stroke the early part of
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ous p r o d u t s , a c c o r d i n g to an article “ «tudison mat W ednesday even*
m is s io n s a n d t h e P o r t of P o r tla n d , c r e a tio n of o t h e r n orm als, one In j mon(hB w| | | go f |x th e babil th a t I lie
the week but 1 » reported to be rest
s o u t h e r n Oregon a n d one in e a s te r n j p | an m a y bo m a d e effective w ithout b >’ Dr. Woods Hutchinson
in the ing.
ing well at this time.
and placing it in t h e leg isla tu re .
3 issue o f the Saturday
T h e r e Is m u c h s e n t im e n t In both Oregon. Self-Interest will su pply the i n c o n v e n ie n c e a n d with splendid re- J a n u a r y
Mrs. Paddison is on the sick
suits.
T h rift means frugality, econ- Evening Post,
The Cascade Motor Company sold
h o u s e s a g a in s t plac ing th e a p p o in tiv e fric tio n which will come over th es e
list.
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the first 1925 Chevrolet touring
p o w e r In t h e l e g i s l a tu r e on th e gro u n d m a t t e r s .
ing to "pi, y the p r i c e ’’ by p rac Ic! ig ¡nK to the rescue of those afflicted
Kay Woodle With the help of car which arrived last week, to R.
Road Bills to be N u m e r o u s
t h a t It c o n s t i t u t e s a n I nva sion of th e
f r u g a l i t y and econom y, tind
H i g h w a y leg isla tio n will be volum-
p r e r o g a t iv e s of t h e executive. In o t h e r
he rewards of saving.... 1 invoking""
)? ¡l1 DoU? lass «"d Will Asp, and G. Marchbank of this city.
cordiqg fp
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Dr.
Hutchinson the hjs g0n Leslie has started the
w o r d s it Is c o n te n d e d (h a t It ro n stl- tnous. T h e r e will be bills to Increase
James A. Marchbank of Hood
w hole
p r o b le m ef prnter r Sso}v?s huildine of the Dlavshed
t u t e s a n e n c r o a c h m e n t of Ihe legisla-1 th e ta x on gasoline. Bills to re d u ce
its e l f Into
i n to the
t h e questlonTf
q u e s t io n of the'pres-
the
pres-
l ll e P l a PI
y S ^ n e a - P13? 8^ ’ River recently p u r e l y q fheyrg-
PROMINENT
MEN
itself
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t u r e upon t h e e x e c u tiv e a n d a dm lnis- j th e m o to r vehicle license fees; bills
PRliMOTE THRIFT ence or abseace of iodine in our
Miss Naomi Paddison, Fred let touring car from the Cascade
t r a t i v e field.
for p e r m a n e n t f r a n c h is e s for bus
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thyroids.
There
is
abundant
con-
Paddison,
Geo. Smith and Bob Motor Company,
Much of th e g o v e r n o r ’s m e s s a g e line s: bills r e g u l a t i n g h e a d l i g h ts ; bills
J’ro m in e n t O re gon m en a r e taking a vincing proof, not only from all Cahill motored to Oswego last
vr „ . .
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d e a l t w ith ta x a t io n problem s. H e ad for h a v in g th e s t a t e police Ihe high-
over the United States, but from «¡-.jopHav pv^nincr fo
Kobert Cooke returned to
vo c ated a re p ea l of th e m ttlagc high 1 w ays a n d p ro h ib it "speed t r a p s ” in keen i n te r e s t in p r o m o tin g thrift we,
January 17-23. sp o n s o r e d liv the Or< almost allover the world, that goi-
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ber bome ,n Estacada last Sunday
w a y tax. e n a c t m e n t of leg isla tio n pro-! sm a ll t o w n s ; bills to a m e n d th e s t a te
gon Bankers’ association. |h e y. M. ter is mpst intimately associated mascluerac’e ball at the OsweRO after spending several weeks in
viillng for a s e v e r a n c e t a x ; s u g g e a te d m a r k e t road law so t h a t c o u n tie s can
C. A. and 48 national anil local or with j^ rw> (,j ¡„dints' in pur fpod Qran£e hall. They reported a tbe Go°d Samaritan hospital.
a t a x upon c e r t a i n fo rm s of a m use- use th es e fu n d s for m a t c h in g s t a te and
m e n t e n t e r p r i s e s , a n d urged t h a t all federal road money, a n d fully a score "save and have” plan. A strong com ‘
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no balmily
an(j
yyg,.- and
m o n e y s c o lle cted by s t a t e commit- I of o t h e r h ig h w a y m easures.
T h e i r ntlttee Is hunilllng the Portland cam c use
y. 1 ’ ' »" the question Is.
Boh Cahill le ft the first Of the daughter, Alta, of Clatskanle were
slo n s be t u r n e d Into t h e s t a t e trea s- j tiarne will be legion,
raign and the following are committee-
week for Astoria w here he ex . visitor, at the C. F. Howe J m e
iodine, how can we make good this
m en o u tsid e of P o r t l a n d :
ury.
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A m e a s u r e will a u th o r i z e the high
T h u r s d a y a n d F r i d a y o f t h is w e ek .
UPPER EAGLE CREEK
of
A plea for a d d it i o n a l s a f e g u a r d i n g
th e i r r e d u c ib le school fund w a .
m ade,
ns
was
the
reco m m e n d .ttp n
Back
in Rochester, N.
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J. W. Maloney, Pendleton: Paul Wal deficiency?
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* V c o m m issio n to issue bonds u p to
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t h e 4 pe r c ent c o n s t it u t io n a l lim it., U c e S a l e m ; J . C. M cShane. H u h l m r d . Y..
T h e co m m issio n
has such an
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becom ing ala rm e d
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at
hnd work.
Mr. and Mr*. Will Douglass
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tlint t h e s t a t e I n d u stria l I n s u r a n c e t h o r l t j pow but w a n t s It m ad e m ore f p e a ^ T h e i , a i|oa; E lm e r W illiam i n £ 'd rin k in g w a t e r ' t o ' ^ ' t h e
L)ick UibSO H, S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g , t e r n o o n .
While here he was look
entire
p la n be m a d e c o m p u lso ry in all specific. Ttiv (w vprnor « n u t s to r e se n, Albany, c a s h ie r Albany S t a te
ing after property interests which
city,
with
very
gratifying
results.
Little
Quintin
Douglass
is
on
is
h a z a r d o u s o c c u p a ti o n s .
| P*’1*! Ihe ’ * - ni 111 ro a d tax situ l it e r
h a n k ; F. E. B ennett, E n te r p r is e , s u p e r
he still own, in this city.
schools; II. --------
K. Coolidge.
In 0re8:on. however, this is unneces- the sick list but is improving.
b i t g u d c n u - ' f ------------
N eed of a r e f o r m a t o r y for y o u n g e r j - a bill to h a v e th is tax devote d to buy- 1 .............
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tirisim or* now- in t h e o e n ite n tin r « «-,« ll,a p a r k s and scenic po in ts on s t a t e 1 La G ra n d e , cashing 1.» G r a n d e Nation- s a r >'- as t h e r e is a m u c h p l e a s a n t e r
Mrs. - p Akers
accompanied
Miss
Miss Irene Saling returned to her
P e n i te n t ia r y * “ •!
al b a n k ; (’lias. H. Miller. O ntario, sup- " a y o f a b s o r b i n g sufficient
iodin e
. , -
f „
h lso Stressed
home here from Corvallis, where
L e g l . l . t i v . B revities.
; orint, n.lcnt of sc h ools; F re d Fox. t o p r e v e n t a n d c u r e t h i , disease.
N a ° m ‘ P a d d l 8 0 n t o Eliacada On
In c o m e T e a Repeal R e gretted.
D r Hutcinson ' s ^ i ' f h ^ f ^ i u . S -tu rd ay.
g t h“d ^ v e ^ u p 'h e ^ w o r 'k ^ t h i.
S<>nat«r Johnson ofTen'ton tn.ro | Un*-B «Hsl.«ant ^shi..r
T h e g o v e r n o r e x p r e s s e d r e g r e t at
duccd a bill p r o v ld lu g th at the date s
Ihe r e p e a l of t h e Income t a x law.
■ - ............................................... ' h i g h • s ' b o o , K K .r T
E : T U ’l
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,
T n-
A c , e a r C r e e k C r e a ? e r y rt t t i m e d u c ^
^
for p a v in g taxe s in Oregon be c hange d F:ill«. cashier American National
P 1 ' ^>€r resen tative WftS (fl thi* ntflyhbQT-
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a n d urged upon t h e le g isla to r * the
from April 5 to May f>.
b a n k : O. R. Campbell, Medford, prin
r all
5 n !' thKe h,lfhest "ot: h ho °d on Monday asking the
not ^ ^ t * t h e tractor school,
w isdom of p a ssin g som e o t h e r sim ila r
, .
, “ ?
l ‘,r Friday, January 23 at the Coota
W ith 16 s e n a to r s s u p p o r tin g it on a j clpal. high s c h o o l; Roy K Huchkott of all, lt.5 part*, being scored by
law t o equalize t h e t a x burde n, re coin
Company’s
A,1
r i s i n g vote, t h e s e n a te went on re c o r d : G r a n t , P a s s , c a s h ie r First Nation;:’ loganberries. In other words, the P«H>I* to .en d their cream to the Motor
m e n d i n g as Its m odel t h e S o u t h C a r o
ns fa v o rin g th e le a s i n g of M u s cle ' b a n k ; A A. S c h r a m m Corvallis, cash loganberry contain, more iodine Llear Creek Creamery instead o f tractor owners and interested por-
lina law w hich p ro v id es t h a t e v e r y
S h o a ls a s a g a in st Its o p e r a tio n us a ler C orvallis S t a te b a n k ; .1 Montgom than any other known food. So let the Oregon City Creamery. Kay »ons are asked to attend
t a x p a y e r sha ll pay In s t a t e Income
ary. M arshfield, pri .-si,lent Bank of us drink more loganberry juice and Woodle ha* taken the contract
.
“
g o v e r n m e n t project.
S o u t h w e s t e r n Oregon n l nj J^ Kim eat more loganberry pie, for this is »n ul n t *u„ /»PPam
levy o n e th ir d th e s u m he pays un d e r
In “ letter to her aunt, Mrs. A.
B ecause of th e m a n y e r r o r s t h a t |
he r c o r re s p o n d i n g
tb e fe dera l Incom e tax.
lr ' t h e grub that makes the goiter fly.
Ssm»*
\«;=. Johanna
i
Sagner, Miss
Lichthorn
ha v e been discovered In l n « s e nac te d county V VI C. A , Sl S ’ a r ’em. r' Oregon:
As a n e x a m p le of how e as ily much-
Therefore let us spread the good
who is vositing in O a k l a n d . Califor
at p re v io u s session* of Ihe le g i s l a tu r e I P e r c y p. Canfield. O regon City. Han!:
n e e d e d leg isla tio n can be passed, both t h e s e n a te t h is y e a r ha s employed nn
nia, at this time reports that she is
of O re g o n City; ('. E. K n ic k e r b o c k e r new», hh V «nly in Oregpn. bpt to
b o u s e s took ho u se bill .12 and m a d e it expert proof r e a d e r to pass on all bills!
a s s i s t a n t e r sh ie c . McMinnville, Ore ; o u r e a s t e r n friends, and thus help
a law w ithin a very few m in u t e s afte r before th e y a r e engrossed
r - e January
ot «ha Z Z t Z Z f f L ’Z Z *
N K. G e art. p re sid en t Hank of Cottagi to conquer this disease and also ad
it w r s i n tro d u c ed . T h e bill ga v e the
vertise that finest of and m o s t delect- Clackamas County P o m o n a
A s t r i n g e n t r e g u la tio n of country Grove.
n e c e s s a r y a u t h o r i t y for tb e s t a t e te d a n ce h a lls would he enforced u n d e r a I
aide of fruits, the l o g a n b e r r y .
At the present time water rent
Grange was held with Oswego
pay s e n a t o r s a n d r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s llioir house bill In tro d u ce d by Sw an of L inn
H. G. FUNK
Grange No. 175 with an attend may be paid at the J. K. Ely »tore.
MAKE
LIFE
SUCCESSFUL
p e r d ie m and m ile a g e a llo w a n c e s as county.
The new recorder. Wm. Dale has
ance of over 200.
BY PRACTICING THRIFT
well a s m ee t o t h e r e x p e n s e s of the
not yet secured an office for this
T h r e e full pardons, eight reprieve* i
Good reports were heard from purpose but hopes to do so by the
session, t h e « a m of 125.000 being vot
17 c o m m u t a t i o n s of s e n t e n c e and 84 j
Py p r a c tic in g thrift, th e a v e r a g e per
the
ed
su b o rd in a te
Granges and first of next month. He can be Io-
co n d itio n al p a r d o n s w ere g r a n te d to
A s e n a t e r e s o l u ti o n calling for an p. rson* convicted of felonies In Oregon •on m ay m a k e th e i r life m ore ,uc-
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lankin two resolutions, one on the book- cated at his residence in thi, city
In v e stig a tio n of S t a t e
P r o hibition by G o v e rn o r Pie rce d u r i n g th* first
IT S ,
have «one to Monument. Oregon keepinK and accounting system. « “"y « - •
D ir e c to r C l e a v e r ’s d e p a r t m e n t wa* to.- ' c a r * of his a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
Thi? a c a m p a ig n of eduention f e a t u r e « Yvtr a t#w weeks visit with their and one on the Tsx Assessment
p r o m p tly a d o p te d by t h e house.
«.is set out tn a re p o rt s u b m itte d t o ! th r if t f u n d a m e n ta l s will be put
m V d dUUKht7 ’
L The>
' bv anb Land Reprisal bill were en- Sagner and Bus MaUon report th*
T h e c o m m i tt e e t h a t will InvestIgutc th* leg lsla tu r*
t h e Oregon B a n k e r s a ssoc iation
48 a'i;o
A j'v’port com?* from dorsed by the Grange.
saI« of «n eight tube Super Hetero-
G e orge L. C l e a v e r ’s a d m i n i s t r a t i o n ol
S e n a to r Srra y*r h a s p re sen te d * Mil th e Y M. C. A . co-opera ting w ith
...........
th e e la t e pro h ib itio n d e p a r t m e n t will w hich v o Id a u th o r i z e countie s to ar ! w h , ,r na tio n a l and local org sn iz tti, n».
n. there Of
of quite a a bit of »now.
snow.
brother 0 T Dickinson ot dyn* *** 10 Tom Wi"dow of p0-t-
c o m p r i s e ten m em b e r* , five from th* p l r m a r k e t roa d f u n d s to
ro a d ,'
* " * “ » Uriijam in F r . u k -
M r , j ^ n R a ri(!o | p h h „
^
0 d W e g o 0 n i n g e v e r y i m p r e s s i v e - i " d d ; t m 5 l ^ yf o u ^ u i d
ho u se e nd five from t h e s e n a te
hst •,«,* 1
\
"* '*
’’
Making s family or p-rsonal budget entei tam ing c o m p a n y f r o m iy installed the officers for
T h e h o u se c o m m i tt e e will he R ush
the ed in the Frank Moore home in E»-
highway», but which a re r alt, m a r k e t „ ^ r h . p ,
...
,r , » nt , h i r « S e a t t l e , W a s h ,
a siste r-in -law e n s u in g te rm o f tw o y e a rs
tacada.
light. I l u r lb u r t . l.one rg*n. S w an and r-.v ls
It is the , . m * m e a su r e he in l0 do ,h n r - . - r t
u
a r ) d l h | ,.c
d<
e n s u i n g t e r m Of t w o y e a r * .
F l t r m s u r lc e , and t h e c o m m i tt e e Is G a r
;
1 ,ru 1 ’
Beautiiul memorial •ervicea
land. Ed iy. Butle r J o h n s o n a n d H a re
f r a t e d It because R t r a y e r w ou ld n ’t su p s will, in v e s tin g in <;«f «••«•uriti. s.
Bal>e White and family have for Sister C. E. Spence and for
;«." ra Manvill» 0f Port-
T h e i n v e s ti g a ti n g c o m m i tt e e will l>ort « to u ris t a p p r o p r i a ti o n
payin g bills p rom ptly, s ’la r t a * w i'h g o n e
rtne to Kings Valley for a visit brother K. B. Wilmot were held b.b> daughter.
h a v e w ide powers.
It m ay su h p e n a
S e n a to r tCddv Is a u t h o r of two school Others, w orking ami «mr-ing. h a r i n g
«»•»,;, • ..
»
I.
Tuesday.
13, a at t th
the
«"H of c a r r y in g li e
M r * . . . h l t e a parents, M r . Ill t h e a f t e r n o o n .
. « „ « m y . a January
. n u a r y 13,
* Wil-
w i t n e s s e s and t a k e t h e i r tes tim o n y bills t h a t also m ay get w arm re, p » b« " k
«Mrs. W h i t f i e l d .
E l e v e n c a n d i d a t e s w e r e g i v e n c o * M e m o r ia l h o s p i t a l .
M rs M an-
u n d e r o a th a n d m a y hold h e a r in g s tlo n s One specifics c e r t a i n Binds men , a *“ f * n r * will be s i r e * , « ! d uring th«
week
w h e r e v e r It d e sir e s , th o u g h m ost ot tal subject* for the h igh srhooi c u r r ,
The Potter s a w m i l l w i l l s t a r t t h e d e g r e e of Pomona a n d a n J
*“
Mi88 G r a c e D e n n y o f t h is
t h e m a r e e x p e c te d to be In Salem
:u lu m a n d the o t h e r provide* for t h , \
T~
. . u p so o n w h u h w ill b e a g r e a t i m p r o m p t p r o g r a m w a s p u t o n
^ f o r e b* r n , a r r i a g * .
T
h
e
d
iffere
n
ce
he*rs-en
t
h
e
clerk
E a r l y actio n will be t a k e n so th at e s ta b lis h m e n t of j u n i o r colleges lr
w ho spend* and th e clerk who save# h e p to s, m e ot th e m en who Py th e e n te r!« ,m n g G ra n g e
-n
Mr». Myrtle Belfil* of Portland
t h e findings a n d r e c o m m e n d a ti o n s ot high school d l c r l r t a If th e pcopl* ot
p a rt of II. tn ten y e a r s it Ihe differ
wa* . visitor in Estacada last Sat-
Tb* school, e n ee b e tw e e n t h e o w n e r of a b usine ss h av e been o u t o f work all w in te r l he ev en in g .
t h e c o m m i tt e e m a y be file» with th« th e d i s t r i c t so elect.
Wm Fink *n» # . « . „
^
.
“ fday-
s h e cam*
to a tte n d
the
.e g t a l a tu r e well a h e a d of t h e flna: would o ffer tw o y e a r s of college work Sad the m a n out of a jo S .
m. F . " k a n d f . - u ,
m .taU atio n o f R e bekah, a
Bargains - Good wali p iper 25c . w „_
j
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nd
folio « I n s the school course.
week.
Hold Pomona Grange
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