The Beaverton review., March 13, 1931, Image 3

FRIDAY,
MARCH
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both reaolutioiu travailing slluw-
ancaa remained aa now.
Oregon State New*
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liamentary Jockeying, a compenss-
Coquill*— A recent observation of
Holec and Yorubeta sawmill near
tlirn of $2 a day for expenaes and evergreen blacMrerries on th* Coos Scio trill
be moved to Crabtree,
$6 a day for wages for not to e x ­ river school grounds, to which County aoon.
ceed 60 deys regular session and Agent Jenkins applied powder* I at-
Hudson Duncan A Co of Port­
not to exceed 20 days for special licide last fall, showed a fairly good
land plan to eract warehouses for
session; Senator Hailey engineering kill. The bushes, however, are grow
th* same with Moaer and KrVIy aa- ing in large clumps, and some green the wholesale distribution of gro.
slatlng was adopted
vines can lie -seen. An investigation 1 eerie« in the territory around Ros«-
burg.
Hoth resolution*
provided fur a ' later thi* spring will yield more com
plete and accurate Information, lie
The Woodburn water board has
(ompennalian Law < hanged
a i„ r FT ah or uf Tlllsmuok are much vote of the people on a ronatitu
lieves Jenkins
ordered material for the improve- t
Homo changes In the Htate Intlun
inUreslatl In
the derision of the 1 tlonal amendment at the next reg
ment of the water system. The ee-
trial Accident Commission law ara Stata Highway Commission that will ular election.
The measure went down to defeat
made liy (Senato
Itili 2M2, a|>un- |M> handed flown aoon In reirurd to
R. aeburg Feeding hogs proved a t.mated cost of this improvement
M ild by Krlrly
leleetlng Hie Route to TI u m u m I i in the house where the per diem is most profitable method of marketing in $.7,500.
Ita beneficiaries Include inmate* uf lliguining at Ulenwood above fiale* said to have been consulerd loo low. grain for W, A, Hogard uf Round
The Htate Highway
Department
«tate Institution* engaged In any City, the engineer*
have recoin -
I Prairie,, who recently reported to is reconstructing one-fourth mile of
fhurrh Property Taxed
haxartlou* occupation within the mended the Crest Route tu Mohler
' County Agent J. C. Leedy that hi* the Klamath Falls lakm iew high
mMIllllg o f this net
ami Nehalem Ifav
a* the North
II. L'. Hill pulsed both houses 20 W ad of hogs made a daily gam
way between Olene und Dairy, at a
It inrreaae* tha rnmpiflsatinn of Itoute. Now If the Wilson River ■* with amendments. This
measure, of 2 pounds each, for a period of
cost of 9M 00
Injured workmen, and the amount 0 selected a* tha South Fork of the ihamptonad by Chimlgren, relates to
60 daya. The hogs were put into the
due* |>alrl Into the fund
Short Route to the coast proflram, church p, i,pci.y exemptions from
The contract has been awarded to
fattening pen weighing 110 pound«
There are »eventi other i haitge* the bait intere«!* of Tillamook ana taxation.
C. J. Montag of Portland for the
each and fed a mixed ration com­
in the old law which, It I* elaimerf, Washington counties will Ire served.
Parsonages
ar.d rectories have posed of 87 per cent barley, 10 per construction of the Santiam high­
Increase Its effectiveness.
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way bridge at Hryant Hill, four
been put on the tax rolls this year ce.,t
ful a n eal, and 3 per cent
Kef und Killed
by auth.rily of the state tax com­ flnh meal. When slaughtered at the miles stave this town.
New M'Mor Vehicle Code l*s«aed
Menale Hill 74,
with an adverse mission.
Work has «tartest on the new
end of 60 days, the hogs averaged
An act for
regulation of motor report atta lied to tt by the road*
alightly more than 210 pound« each, bridge to span Heaver slough near
New Parole
Hoard Provided
vehicle traffle,
providing for traf and highway« committee was ijuirk |
and sold for nine and one half cent» Ingalls, ' about two miles northeast
Not only was the legislature in a pound dressed.
Be signs and signals, and for the W consigned fo eternal rest by the
oi Clatskanie, and to connect the
a mo-id to give to Governor Meier
enforcement of the set. was cm- Senate.
highway with the drainage land dis­
I mm Iled in House III1I 366
| The purpose of this bill was to practically ail o f the laws he de­
Ontario Plana for « permanent trict.
This law allows the driver any authorise and direct the state high
sired but in one case insisted upon
The State
Highway Commisaios
county-wide
assoc .atiun o f 4- II club
rale o f speed which he shall deem way commission to reimburse the furnishing him a new parole board
local leaders are under way in Mal­ has awarded the contract for a im­
reasonable «ml prudent ami holds counties for all monies espended by whether or not he wanted it.
non skid surface on the
him guilty of a misdemeanor if
them In the ronatruction of state
The bill rreates a parole board heur county. The county now has plying
hr drives «t «
rste of speed which highways within a specified
time consiting o f the
warden <t/ wie more than 46 clubs with ,T47 mcm- Pacific Highway from Koseburg to
from Wilbur to
traffle officers consider unnecessarily ami amounting to 116,000,000 IMI
penitentiary and four other persons I tiers, reports Cus Hagglund, assis- Canyonville. and
slow
It was explained by Senator Up- ' appointed by the governor. This | tant county agent, who is in charge Kugene.
of boys' anil girls' club work.
Signal* formerly in use are rein
»P°**»°r « f »His measure, that board
i* authorized to appoint a
panole officer who shall reside at
stated. All these signals .hall be ** w,,u|d «'educe property tax
Corvalha- Austrian winter Held
the penitentiary.
given from the left aide of the ve
peas, rapidly becoming popular as
hide, ami they shall be given con-
Would lax Malt
both a seed and forage crop in Ore­
tlnuously during the last fifty fret
A l»r*»F«»»ed Ux on malt has been
Heeaion Shows progrena
gon, are being tried out as an or-
tiavelrd by the vehicle before turn. »Pproved by the Ways ami Meant
Friday
morning last, while the
I chard cover
crop by a number ot
ing.
committee.
hands of the state
house clock
I »river, should familiarise them-
Thi" Prol*"»«1 1» Fur a tax of 26 pointed to 12:60 as the closing mo. ; county agents, according to O. T.
seKes thoroughly with the nrw re- c*nt* per gallon on malt extract« ment, Oregon's thirty-sixth leg.s- McWhorter, horticultural specialist
gulationa Used upon this new law
6 c#nU * l»und on dry malt. Isture passed into history (mod fel­ of the Oregon Htate college Kxten-
The estimate on the amount of
sion service. Counties in Which such
lowship i»revaibd atrong thv legis
Appointments Conflrmrd
mon*V
rm",rd und' r «•»*• •'« In tor* weary fr m the long hour# trials are being made are Multnomah.
Polk, Henton, Jackson, Washington,
Mr. C orn el. Marvin ITerce, no- "
“ ,lm,tor.
'? M‘‘ h , and turmoil of the 6:t .lay sesxion.
mime of Governor Meier f or mem-
J h,r'
«• •‘>» 0 « "Auld tan g Syne” was the closing Douglas, Yamhill and Clackamas.
Iwr of the State Board of II,«her " V' *i" " “ '*“ * ° f i * " * 0"
lh*' expression of future optimism and
The church building at Swenson
Kdumtion.
was
contfrmed wThou I ' ' " " “ '
fr° m
‘u
"OUT'r'
” I
has been extensively repaired.
• Udiate
U $1,200,000 a year, hence it I* ex - j good will.
Herman Oliver. Interim .pm,inter
th" ’ ,h' , "ven u e here would
"i flw m w Norblad,
«Ù ,
■PProKhnntaly 9240.000 for the'
firmed a . member of th, ||,..rd of
*’* r,° d
Higher Kducation
School Hill Killed
The House, on Monday, this week.
Interim Committee Klertrd
IF IT IS SOMETHING BESIDES
The six members of the interim v,,l*’d dow" th* 04,1 bil1' whit'h Pro
VITAMINS IN
.¿zr.T*
committee 1 1er ted every two y.-ars '■"l” * f ° r
in
*l«tw ot an
the a p p l e -
(r 4 c \
by the Senate, were elevat.-d to nu* 4 school election*. In thi* bill,
,L‘
*
this ' position after
spirited balloting too, the right to contract with tea­
Mrtnl>er* elected are Jones, Strayer cher« for a longer period than one
Fddy, Moser, Kherhard. and Srhul- year was denied It was upon this
merirh The duty of the committee
feature that most o f the op
i* to Confirm the Governor's ap P «»'«“ " centered
Doings o f Our
Legislators
Grow
Y>ur Own
Vegetables
A I.A D vegetables, lettuce,
radishes, beets, carrot6,
cucum bers, tomatoes anJ
green onions are more crisp
and full of flavor when freshly
picked. The same is true
of beans, peas and sweet corn.
T o make the most o f your
gardening effort, plani the
first quality tested wed now
available in the Nnrlltnp,
Kinf* 6i C o seed box at a
r.rarh' dealer'-.
S
BEACH’S
MARKETj
Selfs Norlhrup, Í
King & Co. Seeds j
'Well, damn Hoover
I'o in In ie .it»
,,f
m , m |N.n i
,|f
size veqetable
packets
Seeds
, h(t '
Hoard o f Higher Kducation Wtween
of th«* IrgMUturc
HUI« (¿«them (hr Cota
When Senate Hdl 32 requiring
«ha. all revenue, „ f .U t , de|
.„.„art-
ment* be deposited In a general
fund, subject to legislative appro
priaUuna, rame up f „ r flnB| r0„
«•deration,
Senator Hailey moved
amendments omitting therefrom the
provision
including
the funds uf
hingher education boards Highway
*nd Industrial accident commission
fund« had hern exccpteil.
Miller moved that the game and
n«h and fl»h hat<*hery fund« lie ex­
empted.
Crawford objected to thus "hut
chering” the bill
Woodward characterised present
system as composed of leacnes rr-
ferring to various hoard« and com
missions. This
bill I* an e/T,,rt
toward economy.
Bennett got into the fray with
* plea to vote down amendment*
IStopic« also opposed the amend-
•nents.
Staples also opposed the amend
ment*
Hurke declared that the comm!*
«ion which ha» 'T u ll" get» out from
under this pull
Hchulmcric-h moved to amend to
exempt the banking |M,ard from .,r,.
visions of the art.
AH amendment, except that 0-
rn it ting higher education fund» from
the pdivision* o f the law were ao
cepted.
Senator Fisher says there is «
Nrw «Spirit" manifesting its pres
*nce in Wahington and Tillam.mk
rounlies
at the present writing
Washington and Tillamook county
newspapers. Commercial club» or
ganixationa. and city official, «re
•II pulling together. Hig thing» «re
coming to p.s» in Tillamook and
Washington counties.
ISenator Fisher praises in the
highest terms the good work of
w ° T atT - ,Llpp*rt of th'' Umte
West Side clubs in behalf of the
Tualatin Tunnel bill both in the
f'enate and House,
An important
project now be­
fore the State Highway Dept, is
the widening of the Tualatin High­
way wiLh concrete between Hea-
verton on the east and Hillsboro
n the west. The county court of
J lT r
by A lb e r t T R eid
tAll standard
C°Unt,y. hn'’
$M», 000.00 for
said project, and
many peopie along the highway are
contributing right o f way.
Messrs J. H. Benars of McMinn-
W .t i.,J— k
V" nd#r**nder o f Roy,
WashmgLin couniy ,m i Ex-»en«top
HUtusry Request Turned Down
The Joint Ways and Means com­
mittee has turned down an appro­
priation
of $10,000,
sought
by
Hou*,‘ Bi" l10' bv Representatives
Senators Dünne, Woodward. Hall,
and Crawford
for the nurpose ot
placing statues o f Jason l«-e and
Dr Mcloughlin in Statuary Hall
in the Nation'* Capitol
Onlv two vote* Wi-re recnrded in
favor o f it. and these were ha«ed
on previous campaigning. it is said
IF H E ’5 * 6 0 T DA ELL AVA 6 o it
IP THE SIDEWALK IS SLIPPERY
The R eview
W a s . ¿
Oregon Adopt • State l'olice l'lan
One o f the outatanding vk-tories
for Uutctnor Meier was the pas.sage
ol S. H I7U providing for the cre-
iitiun uf a dcparlmcnt of police.
Thi« admimstrution measure, au-
,h,,r‘v*
Senator H l. Kddy, was
* h0**1 " ,ro*tr ln legislation in that
' l >n*-lutl«><« several departenta, each
jealous of its own prerogatives and
unwilling to give up it* control.
The scope o f thi* measure in-
eludes the enforcemnt o f all crlm^
trial laws and
includes the traffic.
prohibition, fish and game laws ot
the artatc. No department will be
alxdished, however, except the pro­
hibition department; and there will
lie eX|>ert* for all classe* of crime.
All objections were met by either
a showing that they were not well
founded or by amendments to the
proposed law.
Ttw proponents o f the bill called
attention to the growing disrespect
for law under the present system;
of authority
divided between the
governor and secrotary.
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Iowa Brothers Set New World’s Record in Ford
Tunnel Proposal Win*
After relieving the state from
any liability for constuction or op­
eration of the
Portland-Tualatin
tunnel project, S. B 195 providing
for the creation o f a tunnel com­
mission passed both branches o f the
legislature and received the gover­
nor's signature.
The state highway commission Is
credited with its endorsement. The
cost and operation will lie met from
receipts only. The initial finances
necessary, it
is claimed
by its
friends, arc assured.
Its estimated cost is $ti,000,000
nnd the receipts sufficient tin pay
for It in approximately fourteen
years.
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WORLDS ENDURANCE CAR,
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Stink Bomba Outlawed
War is declared on the use of
stink bombs in Oregon in S. B.
763. Several instances of the use of
these weapons to force compliance
wifh demands upon theatres makes
it apparent that their use may lie- I
come an increasing menace to low i!
»ml order.
By the provisions of the bill their f
use m a crime,
ÌE C H A N IC
Gentlemen
I with to taka advantage of your magazina bargain
oftar I am anclosing the abova amount In payment tor a ona yaar tub
tcrlptlon to your papar and the live magazine! that I have marked with
an X bolow
; k « , 0f« , B*nt0n county -callKl on
m
1» i
h In n i ,°
delegation
Monday
„ „ n . h Coun,y
t„
thj>
Copco. Hill Paaaea
S. B. 316, called the "Copco" b ill» Governor John Hammilt of luwa (left 1 and Waltsr Farrell, executive secretary of th* Iowa chaptsr of tha American
tax burden on real property. These
gentlnmen believe the time has sr since it represents the desirts o f the » Automobile Association (extrsmo right), congratulating the Davis brothers on tha establishment of a new world’s
non motor, non-wheel stop automobile endurance record.
m e d to take all taxes n|f
P,. California-Orcgon
Power Co.
fo r1
water rights on Klamath river, may :
OWA stale olIleiaD and civic Icadcis witnessed the
and more than 2,335 hours the American non stop endur­
wtll be called the “ mystery" bill of [
establishment of a new world's non-motor, non wheel
ance record which, theretofore officially recognized, was
slop automobtln endurance record recently, when
nan! h University has been sig . the session,
made by a much heavier car under almost ideal condi­
Ralph ami Holland Davis, brothers, brought their Model A
tions on the Indianapolis speedway last year. In the course
\
h0(n” red ■* 'h* 3 « h session
"Much Ado"— Then Nothing
<>t the Oregon Legislature by the
Ford to a halt nt the east entrance of the state capitol In
of the endurance run, the car. known as “ The City of Deg
The proposal to increase the com­
efficient service
rendered by Mis,
Des Moines after 2,775 hours ami tii minutes of continuous
Moines," covered practically the entire state of Iowa.
pensation for legislators was made
driving.
Engineers who examined the Ford at the conclusion of
*or,s
Fritxsehe and Miss Vie
providing for the
ton « Seym,nu,., who have noted as by Woodward,
tho run assert ml that neither engine nor chassis showed
When Governor Hammilt. ntainiin,'. wit'.i Walter Ferrell,
evidence of tho gruelling strains to which they were sub­
secretaries for Senators Fisher nnd sum of $60« for the two years’ term, jl executive secretary of the lows Chapter of the American
«"¡ley . respectively.
jected during the 116 days ot continuous driving Hoth
This proposal was followed by 8 i Automobile Association, gr.ve the signal to stop, tlie Ford
apparently, according to the engineers, would have been
had traveled a total of 47.13H 3 miles over ull so. Is of roads
J. R. 29, by Miller, providing for a
good tor another 60,000 miles or more.
l|£ all sorts of weather and had exceeded by 33.630 miles
Representative Winslow , „ d Sen compensation of $8 per day. In
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