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T H K N E W B R IK I O ltA P M G
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It was believed that the Panatife-
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Paclflc Exposition appropriation bill
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
would be vetoed by the exMUtive, but
CHASE & UNTON
Instead he issued a statement explain­
A
band
of
yeggmeu
blew
open
the
ing his reasons for filing it and de­
AVE ypu ever considered your plumbing equipment
GRAVEL COMPANY
claring that he will not participate in safe in the general store of Langloia
from the standpoint of home health. There is no
A Catsforth, at Riddle, and robbed It
Many Bills Vetoed in Half Days any manner In selecting the commis­ of
feature about the house that tends to maintain the health
$75, and escaped.
All kinds of gravel for con­
sion to expend the money and thus
of yourself and family more than a sanitary plumbing
Alvin
Crosby,
who
a
few
weeks
ago
Work of Governor
crete work, cement blocks,
will not be visited with the responsi­
equipment
bilities which will attach to naming during a quarrel over the question of
or wood work furnished on
opening an alley shot J. H. Stamm In
S0L0NS ASKED TO RETURN such a commission.
There is but one way to insure
short notice.
the leg, was fined $100 In the circuit
Among
other
important
bills
vetoed
hygienic conditions in your home,
court at Eugene.
Appropriations
Total $8,000,000— were those providing for a morals
Telephone White 85
and that is insist that your plumbing
Attorneys for Joseph Mlcelli, mayor
| court in Multnomah county, repealing
Rogue
River
Bill
Vetoed—Panama-
fixtures are of a reputable make and
of Roseburg, charged with selling
Pacific Bill Filed—Printing Feud state printer flat-salary act, regulating ^standard bear to Robert Conner In
that they are installed right
recall
elections,
Celllo
Falls
Investi­
Will End—Change Made In Tax
gation and survey, increasing number August, 1911, presented In the circuit
^ ta tu J a rc T
Laws.
of circuit judges to 31 In state, re­ court a motion for a new trial.
Plumbing F ix tu re s
Representative Hawley has brought
Salem—Notwithstanding it had been pealing exclusive logging franchise on
and our high-grade *
to
the attention of the forest service
rumored that Governor West was us­ streams, reimbursing W. L. Campbell,
workmanship p ro ­
We hare money to loan on
ing his influence among his friends relating to appeals In partition-suits. the desire of people In Lincoln county
vide every! requisite
In the legislature to prevent a quor­ raising salaries of Marion county of­ that a road be constructed across Slus-
first mortgage on improved
um when the legislature reconvened ficers, raising the salary of school law forest and Cape Perpetua.
of a sanitary and ef­
farm security m Yambill coun­
While working In the rigging of a
Tuesday, Saturday evening he Issued superintendent of Josephine county.
fi c ie n t p lu m b in g
ty,
from three to five years
logging camp near Gates Clifford
a signed statement, urging members
Printing Feud to End.
equipment and in­
with
attractive r e p a y m e n t
Wolf was almost Instantly killed when
of the legislature, regardless of their
With the close of the legislative
sure permanent sat-’
he
was
struck
on
the
head
by
a
limb
privileges.
S
vfews as to the wisdom of holding session the feud between the state
'S U n d u xT “ Majestic” Bath
»faction.
over another week, to return to Salem. printer and State Printing Expert Har­ six inches in diameter which broke
A . H. BIRRELL & CO.,
Failure to return and adjourn In ris has subsided, apd as a result Ore­ from a tree upon which the fallen
were at work.
2 0 2 McKay Bldg., 3rd & Stark
the ordinary way, It was believed by gon is provided with an entirely new
Curtis
Gardner,
who
graduated
from
Portland, Oregon
many, would cast grave doubt upon system tdt having the state printing
the
University
of
Oregon
a
few
years
’ the validity of laws passed, especially done. Under the new law the state
Tinner and Plumber
those which did not carry an emer­ board, consisting of the .governor, sec­ ago, and lately opened an architect’s
gency clause. Most of the Important retary of state and state treasurer, office in Eugene, was struck in the
eye by a nail he was trying a drive,
legislation enacted did not have the will have entire control of the print­
and
grave fears for the sight ars'felt
emergency clause attached. Some of ing and will prescribe the amount,
by his physician. •
the leading lawyers of the state held quality, etc., to be done. The work
The first train over the Salem, Falls
that should a quorum fail to appear will be turned over by this board to
City A Dallas railroad bridge, con­
no final adjournment could be taken, the state printer .on a flat salary of
Can’t make stale groceries
hence the laws would fall, because $1800, who will contract with any re­ necting the east and west sides of the
Willamette,
crossed
last
week.
None
palatable.
Better make
they could not become effective at- sponsible firm for the work bn each
but
railroad
men
were
allowed
to
ride
the end of the 90 days provided by Job.
as the trip was to test the stability j your purchases of
law.
Good Roads Bills Expected to Hold. of the new structure.
The governor’s statement to the
The good roads situation as It
The jury In the case of Mrs. Bertha
members says:
stands, unless the referendum is ap­ Dygert against the city of Eugene i
'
“It appearing that a grave question plied. which now seems Improbable, (electrical department) and the Ore­ | who carries a nice clean
has arisen-as to the validity of certain gives to Oregon both a county bonding gon Power company to recover dam­
j stock of everything that
measures passed at the recent session act and a state highway act. The ages for Injuries received In sn elec­
is good to ea t
of the legislature should that body county bonding act provide« for the tric shock, returned a verdict for the
fall to meet again on March 4 and issuance of bonds np to the limit of plaintiff In the sum of $4000.
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adjourn sine die, I earnestly hope th a t credit as outlined In the constitutional
One of the important land deals of
Call White 114 and yon
each and every, member will report amendment passed by the people at the past week was the sale of the
will get Prompt S e r v ic e
at the appointed hour in order that all the last general election, with the 3000-acre wheat farm lying on Rock
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unfinished business may be given pro­ county courts practically the arbiters creek. In Gilliam county, the consid­
per attention, and by adjourning sine In good roads matter.
eration being approximately $60,000.
die leave no doubt as to the validity \ The highway commission act pro­ The farm was purchased from S. E.
of the measures already passed. To vides for a levy of one-quarter of a Beggs, of Rathdrum, Idaho, by B. Paul­
those good friends who have stood mill, for the use of convicts on the sen of Llnnton.
by me in the fight during the recent roads and for a state road engineer,
To pay an unique election bet, B. H.
Come and look over my new line o f%
session I make this a personal appeal.” who will act in a consulting capacity Anderson, former general secretary
Spring and Summer Samples, they
This statement on the face of It Is for the county epurts and will also of the Butler, Pennsylvania, chamber
have just arrived and are winners
taken as & denial that the executive prepare statistics and data which will of commerce, who backed Roosevelt
haB been calling on his lieutenants in be valuable in the carrying out of agalnBt the field, left Portland, Maine,
MUELLER the TAILOR
the legislature to submit their resig­ road work.
Opposite Foetofllce,
leading a donkey, which he will con­
nations that a quorum might not be
fltal Changes Made In Tax Laws.
tinue to lead across the country to
present
Changes that are considered of .Portland, Oregon.
When asked as to this particular much importance In the system of
The Hood River Gas A Electric
feature the governor merely referred taxation and collection of taxes are company has withdrawn its former
to the statement which he Issued.
Included in bills which have passed rates for the furnishing of light to
NEWBERG
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By this move In joining with Presi­ the legislature and will become laws. the city, and beginning March 1, Is
dent Malarkey and Speaker McArthur
House bill 414 changes the date of supplying the city with light at the
in urging a quorum to be present, A the meeting of county boards of equal rate granted to the Hydro-Electric
quorum was assured.
lzatlon to begin the second Monday company, which is an Increase of 100
That the quorum would be present In September, instead of the third per cent over the old rate.
Foundry and Machine
3 0 4 F IR S T S T ., N E W B E R G , OR.
Several trappers in the vicinity of
has been Insisted by organization lead­ Monday in October. It makes the
Work.
v
ers ever since the legislature took its treasurer tax collector, instead of the Monmouth report great success this
Pulleys, Shafting and
adjournment hut some of the minori­ sheriff. This feature of the act, how winter In catching skunks, muskrats
ty members have been reported mak­ ever, does not go Into effect until Jan and coona. W. L. Phillips and Ed­
Machine Screws
mund E. Terryl caught 12 skunks in
ing frantic efforts to head off such a uary 1, 1914.
This bill does away with the 3 per one day, which netted them more than
session.
Sixth and Blaine Sts.
cent rebate and also with the 10 per $25. Others report equal success and
Appropriations are $5,151,225.25.
In the final semi-official check on cent penalty and 12 per cent Interest they find trapping profitable.
The Ocean Beach company of Min­
appropriations made by James E. Al­ on taxes unpaid prior to the first Mon­
lison, warrant clerk of the secretary day in April. In lieu of the rebate neapolis has completed its camp near
of state’s office, and Frank K. Lovell, and penalty and Interest It provides Randolph, north of Whiskey Run, 12
clerk of the ways and means commit­ for a cumulative penalty of 1 per cent miles from B&ndon. The company Is
A
tee, which shows that the total ap­ for each calendar month or part there­ now freighting its 40-ton traction
Citizens o f the state are urged to inform them selves regarding this
propriations of the present legislative of that taxes remain unpaid after the dredge to the beach from the Bullard
plague which is causing great suffering among boys and young men, and
first day of April.
wharf on Coqullle river. Steamer Til­
assembly amount to 16,151,226.25.
especially among the innocent girls and women of the state. Parents
The
privilege
of
paying
one-half
of
lamook unloaded the monster ma­
Taking Into consideration the fact
are urged to protect their children, and provide clean, wholesome infor­
Semi-W eekly Oregon Journal,
the
tax
charged
against
any
real
prop­
chine.
that this session asked practically for
one y e a r __ ______ ____________ $1.
mation in place of the unclean misinformation they cannot now help getting.
A Mexican who was being taken to Graphic, one y e a r _______________ 1.60
$9,000,000, with an estimate exclusive erty or the personal tax charged
Send for any of the following
Of continuing and outside appropria­ against any Individual prior to April the penitentiary at Salem from Coos
Total................................................... B.oo
F ree Circulars
tions of $8,437,819.07, the ways and 1 is retained. All taxes unpaid on the county by Sheriff Gage, and who es­
first
day
of
September
become
delin­
caped
from
that
officer
at
Drain
by
Both Papers, On« Y ear...............$a.on
means committees slashed to the fatal
FOR YOUNG MEN
finish and allowed only appropriations quent, and the same penalty and in­ climbing out of a window of the Per­
Circular No. 2—The Four Sex Lies.
terest now pfovided by law for delin­ kins hotel, was recaptured. He was
THE SEMI-WEEKLY
for sheer necessities.
Circular No. 9—Sex Truths for Men.
quent
taxes
become
applicable.
The
without
his
outer
clothing,
the
sheriff
27th Really $4,000,000 Assembly.
FOR OLDER BOYS (13 to 18 yrs. of age)
This means that the 27th legislative sheriff Is to be the collector of all de­ having kept those garments In his
Circular No. 8—Virility and Physical Development.
own room.
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assembly may be branded as only a linquent taxes under the new law.
Publishes the latest and most complete
FOR YOUNGER BOYS (10 to 13 years of age)
J.
F.
Goeller
A
Son,
of
Klamath
Electors
to
Pass
on
7
Amendments.
$4,000,000 legislature. The assembly
telegraphic
news of the world; gives re­
Circular No. 7—The Secret o f Strength.
There will be seven proposed con­ Falls, have taken a contract to cut, liable market reports, as it is published
of two years ago made total appro­
FOR GIRLS
priations amounting to $4,993,995. This stitutional amendments on the next mill and ship about 3,000,000 feet of at Portland, where the market can be,
is, corrected to date for each issue.
Circular No. 4—A Plain Talk with Girls about their Health.
legislature can shave from the one of general election ballot according to timber, near the Meadow Lake mill. and
It also has ■ page of special matter for
They
will
ship
to
Hngh
McGuyer
and
FOR YOUNG WOMEN
two years ago practically $ 1 , 000,000 In the Joint resolutions so far filed In
the farm and home, an entertaining
associates and will put a large force story
Circular No. 10—Physical Development, Marriage and Motherhood.
page and a page or more of comie
actual money expended and still stand the office of the secretary of state.
These proposed amendments are as of men to felling the timber at once. each week, and it goes to the subscriber
In the supreme attitude of having of­
FOR PARENTS
They expect to finish the work inside tw ice every w e e k - 104 times a year.
fered the best services for the money follows:
Circular No. I—The Need for Education in Sexual Hygiene.
of
four months. •
Amending section 2, article II, of
Invested of any legislature extant In
Circular No. 3—When and How to Tell the Children.
The Graphic
The
city of Grants Pass is consider­
this state, according to those who the constitution, providing that only
Circular No. 5—A List of Books for Use in the Family on Sex.
ing the erection of a library to cost Gives all the lot .1 news and happenings
fully naturalized aliens may vote.
have closely followed the situation.
$12,500. The proposition comes from and should be.in every home in this vi­
Amending
section
7,
article
XI,
of
cinity
For Instance, this legislature ap­
Send 2-cent stamp with your address.
the
Carnegie Library corporation of
propriated $450,000 for the rejuvena­ the constitution, allowing lmlebted- New York. It Is probable that an
l ne two papers make a splendid com­
D e p a r tm e n t D
tion of the Columbia Southern Irriga­ ness to be Incurred for reclamation of amendment will be made to the char­ bination and you save $1 by sending
your subscripfon to the Graphic.
tion project This appropriation will arid lands.
ter
and
the
people
given
an
opportuni­
We can also -jive our subscribers a
Ame^llng section 8 of article V of
be paid back dollar for dollar into the
7 0 3 S e llin g B u ild in g , P o r tla n d , O re g o n
clubbing offer for the Daily and
the constitution, creating the office of ty to express themselves on the sub­ good
state treasury.
Sunday, or Sunday Journal, in connec­
ject
at
the
polls.
lieutenant-governor.
Entire Cost Totals $5,220,225.75.
The offlqe of the Elmira Lumber tion with the Graphic
Amending
section
32
of
article
I
of
The entire cost to The state In ««-
company in Eugene was broken into
ures, which do not take Into account the constitution, relating to powers of and the safe blown up. The men se­
what will come back to the state, but assessment and taxation.
cured $30 In cash and left several
Amending section 1 of article IX of hundred dollars in checks strewn over
to take Into account the continuing
OVER OS YEARS*
annual appropriations of prior ses­ the constitution, providing for uniform the floor. The outer door of the safe OREGON a n d W ASHINGTON
EX PER IEN C E
sions for the next biennial period, will rules of assessment and taxation.
had been left unlocked and the bur­
Providing for method whereby cities glars blew out the inner door with
be $6,220,926.75.
A D ir e c to r y o f « s c h C ity , T o m a n d
While the figures here given do not and towns may be merged into adjoin­ nitroglycerine, making a pocket of
V illa * * , » I r i n * d a e c r lp tlv e S k e tc h o f
Show conclusively or finally the offi­ ing cities or towns.
chewing gum.
M c h p la c e , le c a tlo n , p o p u la tlo n , te la -
g r a p h , « h lp p ln « a n d b e n k l n f p o l n t t
To allow the city of Portland and
cial estimate of the appropriations of
That an incendiary attempted to
is prepared to transfer
s la o C laa alftad D ire c to ry , c a m p t la d b y
t r a DC M ARKO
Multnomah county to be merged un­ burn the $4000 schoolhoune recently
this
session,
they
are
so
nearly
cor­
‘ u .ln e e e a n d p ro faa alo n .
OmoN«
your goods anywhere,
rect as to vary but a few hundreds of der on« government.
I. FOLK A CO. UBATTLB
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
oompleted In school district 21, across
A nyone M nSIn* • . k . l r h an d deeortpLIon m ay
dollars in one direction or another.
Legislative Brevities.
the North Santiam river from the
any place any time.
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n e t h e r an
Invention I . probably p a te n t
'om m anlm -
Practically all efforts at amending towu of Gates, was the report receiv­
Governor Files Exposition Bill.
tlona i tn e tly oonfldantUI. M l
ou P t t j | U
w o t fr«e. tn d * .t opency fo r i
P a te n te ta k e n tn r o n .h M
tw a in
or tampering with the Initiative and ed by Linn county officers. Fires
The
governor
vetoed
the
Rogue
riv­
. Prices Reasonable
w ith o u t ch arg e, ftn th e
er fishing bill and the bill allowing referendum laws signally failed at this were set In both the new schoolhouse
and the old one, which stood beside
Office phone Black 100, or
voters to vote for all candidates as session of the legislature.
A bandaoraaly
h a n d fn m .ty lllnatraf
n ta c tre tw
od l weakly.
weekly. U
l e r n t t a e r n t d r .
Cost for the mileage and per diem It. The old building was seriously
delegates to national conventions or
eo
re la
latio
tio n o f r any aetentlflr Journal. T a n rn a * , . M
I A
i Black 123
y ro ear
( o u a r m onth*.
a r i fo
o n th ., |L Sold by all new aS eelen.
of
senators and representatives and damaged, but the fire was extinguish­
presidential
electors,
but
did
ths
un­
Red 79
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
WASHINGTON AND TCNTH IT «
expected In fill: g the Panama-Pacific for clerks and stenographers of ths ed In the naw structure without greet
[Red 80
PONTLANO. O ncaO N
loss.
legislature totaled $46,416.80.
Exposition appropriation bill.
_ W R IT E FO R CATALOG
—
OREGON LAWMAKERS’
WORK AS REVIEWED
H
F a rm Loan£
E. L. EVANS
Th e Ice Man
$10,000 STOCK
J. L. VanBlaricom
CLOSING OUT SALE
e are going to quit business. This
entire stock will be sold out at and
below cost. We have a full line of
Shoes, Dress Goods and Underwear,
Laces and Embroidery, Men’s Hats,
Shoes, Shirts and Underwear, all to
be sold at or below cost. Don’t for­
get the time and place.
Ladies and Gents
Sale Commences March 11th
M. J. Nash Co.
Iron W orks
Help Fight the
Great Red Plague
Great
C lubbing O ffe r
Oregon Journal
The Oregon State Board of Health
P . O L K ’ S'
The Newberg
Transfer Co. -
P atents
Scientific American.
Business Directory
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