Condon globe., February 21, 1913, Image 5

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LEGISLATURE MAY BE IN SESSION EXTRA WEEK .'. MUCH YET TO DO
LAST WEEK OF
SESSION SEES THE
HOUSE CONGESTED
SENATE DONATES
$200,000 FOR BIG
FRISCO EXPOSIT'N
BILL LEAVES THE
QUESTION OF FAIRS
FIFTY DAYS'
SESSION URGED -BY
THE HOUSE
GOV. WEST THROWS
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THE LEGISLATURE
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Bulfm. Tho legislative assembly
fitce lb Inst week of the session with
. tit house still coiiKslod with tills.
, Th sennt culvndnr was practically
cleaned up and (ruin now on thut body
will devote It time to consideration
of haui bllli.
Much Important legislation Is itill
walling action by on or both houses.
Nona or the bin airoirlntlun bllli
bsv been passed up to tit governor.
Good rondi legislation Is still In th
Ir, owing to hostility In oma qimr
tors mid conflicting opinion among
those really In favor' of some real
Inglslutlon to promote Improved blgh
( wny throughout tin unto.
''The workmen' compensation act
bus pupst-d the house and U now In
, th senate. There Its progress U tin
p'ditd by Day's compulsory act.
Tho record at the clone of the week
. showed nine bill of the Inst snsalon
parted over the governor' veto; 43
bill panned and ilguod or filed by
the governor; two bill In the gover
nor' band;' one bill passed thl sps--alou
vetoed by the governor and the
' veto sustained; five bill have paaaed
-both houses; 1G1 bill bava pained the
"" bouse; 100 bill have pnied the sen-'
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The bill for an Oregon exhibit at
the I'anima I'aclflo Exposition pisaed
the senate carrying an appropriation
of IUO.OUO. It also provide for the
appointment of a commission of three
to be named by a committee consist
ing of the governor, secretary of state,
state treasurer, president of the (en
ate tind apeaker of the house.
Sterilization Bill Passes.
With just 16 vote, the number
needed for passage, the Lewelllng bill
for sterilisation of habitual criminal,
moral degenerate and pervert went
to victory In the aenate.
Dr. Owens Adair of Astoria, who
originated the bill and baa lobbied for
It at succeeding session of the legis
lature, wa a witness to Its final suo
cits, and ah wa Invited by Govern r
West to be present In bla office when
tt s'ysod It las. Buturday.
May Work Until March.
A resolution pledging the member
of the legislature to remain In session
for 40 "actual working days," and
setting & o'clock of March 1 for ad
journment Instead of February 21 wa
Introduced In the house.
The house resolution provide that
legislator, clerk and all legislative
employes shall recelv pay for 40
"working day."
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A bill by the commute on exposi
tion and fair, providing for an an
nual tag levy of 20 mill for county
fair, wa passed by the bouse. It I
aid It will do away with any appro
priations by the legislature. These
have been very bothersome and many
member wished to leave the fair In
each coanty to the counties.
West Bill Approved by House
lUgood's bill for a Ute-wlde tin
plat law, similar to tbst now In fore
lu Portland, was paased by the house.
It requires the owners of all hotels,
lodging bouse, etc., to poet a sign at
tbelr doors to tell who owns the prop
erty. This Is on of the bills urged
by Governor West Another bill fa
vored by the governor Is on by How
ard of Douglas, known as he Injunc
tion bill, aimed to curb disorderly
bouses by compelling them to post a
bond with the city authorities, not ex
ceeding the value of the propetty In
volved. Bridge Bill Favored.
The bouse passed the Nolt Inter
state brdgv bill and enabling act In
troduced by the Multnomah delega
tion. Tb bill provides that certain coun
ties may Issue bonds for Interstate
bridges and may deduct yearly from
lb county taxes du tb Ute the in
terest on the bridge bonds as the
state's portion of the expense of the
bridge. Tb Interest wlU total $70,000
a year.
Substitution of teachers' training
school for annual county Institutes Is
contemplated In a bill passed by the
house.
Tb house passed bill requiring
state banks to capital! to 25 per
cent of the amount of deposits and
surplus carried by them.
8-Hour Bill Is Law.
Without amendment and bnt few
dissenting votes, the so-called eight
hour day bill was passed by tb house
on reconsideration. The bill also pass
ed the senate and waa signed by Gov
ernor West
The bill carries an appropriation of
$7000 for the two 'year between ses
sion of the legislature to take car
of the work of the commission which
Is authorised to have charge. None
of the commissioners are to recelv
salaries, however.
Minimum Wage Bill Passed.
The house minimum wage bill pass
ed the senate and now becomes a law
unless vetoed by the governor.
Stated briefly, the minimum wage
bill provides for a commission of
three to be appointed by the governor,
oonalBtlng of on employer, on em
ploye and a third unbiased person.
On the commission Is conferred power
to tlx a reasonable minimum wsge tor
women and child workers, hours of
employment and conditions of labor.
The law carries an appropriation of
$3600 a year.
The law applies only to women and
children. A feature of the law Is that
It requires a conference between em
ployer and employe when complaints
are made.
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Mrs. Chas. Mote left Saturday
for Portland.
Tracy Lyons went to Portland
TucsJay.
Con Scholt was up from Rock
Creek the first of the week.
?. D. Fletcher and Jack Han
ley left on Monday to spend a
week at Hot Lake.
Chas. Adam of Pilot Rock was
in this city last week buying
cattle.
Mrs. Laird passed through this
city Monday morning on her re
turn to Portland from Fossil.
A valentine arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Evans
last Friday. It was a fine baby
girl.
C. S. Temple, manager f the
Buckhoin ranch, was in this city
the first of the week. He started
plowing on Monday with two
large gangs.
George McKay of Waterman
and A. B. Scott, formerly of
Hawarden, Iowa, and one of the
recent purchasers of the McKay
ranch, were in this city on Monday.
The bouse adopted a resolution di
recting the submission to the vote of
the people, st the next general elec
tion. constitutional amendment
lengthening the session of tb legis
lature from 40 to 60 actual working
days, and raising the pay ot the legis
lators from $3 to $5 a day.
Tb house also adopted compan
ion resolution directing that an am
endment be submitted to the vote of
tho people providing that two sessions
shall be held first session of 20
days, then temporary adjournment,
and then an sfter-sesslon, and per
manent adjournment The reason for
the two Is that It would give legis
lators more time to consider bills snd
secure tb senUment of tb people
with relation to measures submitted.
Referendum Date Is Set.
Day's bill, providing for special
referendum election, to be held Sep
tember 2, passed Uje senste. It In
voked considerable debate, being ad
vocated warmly by Day, Moser,
Thompson, Bean and others and op
posed by McColloch, Miller and Neun
er. Tb bill carries an emergency
clause to prevent tb possibility of
belnj Itself referred.
Tb object of calling the special
election Is to prevent Urge projects
like tb Panama-Pacific appropriation,
tb workmen's compensation bill and
good roads and other important pro
posals, from being held up for two
years.
Bull Moose Are Recognized.
The Bull Moose party will be able
to participate In the primaries before
the city election In Portland under
tb provisions ot a bill that passed
tb senate. This bill provldeV that
any poUUcal party casting 20 per cent
of the vote at the preceding eletion
may participate In the primaries. N
The bill also carries an emergency
clause which will allow the participa
tion in the Portland primaries.
The bill was Introduced by Senator
Carson at the request of the Progres
sive party committee.
Industrial Girl's Home Favored.
In the face of an adverse majority
report, the Moser bill providing for
tb establishment of an Industrial
Home for girls passed the senate with
18 votes" In Its favor. It Is amended
so as to provide $25,000 a year tor the
next two years. The institution is to
be lecated on ground now owned by.
tb state at Salem, if the bill becomes
a law. The institution is to be con
structed on the cottage plan.
The. Arlington Lumber Co.
shipped a carload of hogs to
Portland Monday.
Chas. Iremonger of Fossil was
in this city Monday morning on
his way to Portland.
Crawford & Lyons shipped a
carload of hogs Tuesday to the
Portland market.
F. It. Bangs arrived in this
city Monday evening from Port
land and expects to remain dur
ing the summer.
Jas. Wallace left on Monday
morning for Baker. From there
he will go to Parma, Ida., where
he expects to remain during the
summer.
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on the editorial page. You may
find just what you have been
looking for.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Glover went
to Arlington on Monday to at
tend the funeral of Mr. and Mrs
Jess Glover's baby which died
bn-Sunday morning after an ill
ness of only a few hours.
' A mistake was made in the
last issue of the Globe in the ar
ticle about the St. Mary's hos
pital. Visitors are not allowed
in the forenoon as stated in the
article but are allowed between
the hours of 2 and 5 in the after
noon and between 7 and 8 in the
evening.
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ter of face, swallow in the left
ear asd upper bit in the right
ear. Suitable reward will be
paid for information leading to
her recovery. 43-pd-52
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You'll always see it in the Globe
IV daring that no opposition bills
will receive the sanction of the gov
ernor unless It be one absolutely ne
cessary to carry on the effalrs of the
government, mutual disposition is
roud'j of appropriations to car for tb
wards of the state, the governor threw
a bombshell Into the legislature. .
He sent a message In which be
charged the failure to get tb big ap
propriation bills Into the legislature
to the chairman of the ways and
means committee.
Leaders state that there will be a
sufficient number who will remain
over if the executive Is Inclined to b
Intractable to deal with the situation.
The ways and mean committee ot
the house made a report, replying to
the message of the governor, in which
the members denied delaying appro
priation bills for political effect They
declared tbey bave already saved the
state $1,000,000 by the pruning pro
cesi and expect to save total of
$4,000,000. . ..
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Perkins' firearms bill passed tc.
senate. This amended bill provide
that anyone purchasing a revolver
most have the certificate of two free
holders as to bis good moral character
and permit from the circuit, county
or municipal Judge.
It prevents the dlsplsy of revolvers
In windows, requires a registration of
numbers and also requires dealers to
make reports to sheriffs twice a
month ss to sales.
Interest on Funds In Treasuries.
Should H. B. 147 by Parsons, which
has Just passed the bouse, be enacted
Into law, thousands of dollars will
poor Into the coffers ot county treas
urers In interest on county money,
for it provides that all funds shall be
deposited with a bank which will give
sound security for .Its safe keeping,
and that It shall draw 1 per cent In
terest. At the present Ume backs
enjoy the us of this money without
paying Interest
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