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rf itof ex« TimiSTWare ft &
Bi «Uy 4iepo**4 at
’ he road*
MgBways *****
h» aot yer *eea Ssurasiued bat re-
p< • Isdieaie mat tasre will he a
hr«» su.ubsr of hMU la tfels **aa«c
U
Th««« Mils will atrthe at the
P* »«at motor »«*Mbs b»» »•* way
*s ride tnr liw i r«**f* th» muter ve­
to e tax Limits ef loaSs ea the etas*
b - ’iweys also «■*■ he the »»Meat e<
c«o sHsraMs »*t«huoa. It was *aJ4
T hr eeaate. by a* aaaalmoua vets
a.
without d*tm**. adegted th* BIN»
•r ate memorial to the laaeretate oom
m -ce commlssloa sahing for th* co*
st irttoa at railroad* througb Cee
tr. an* Southwaotaee Orssoo laclad
Ins tbn Natron cut-off.
■ ill Mita Armed •esHacgera.
It la made a fvlaay paoiahable by Mn
piiaonmant la the penMenttary tor a
p.-I«»» to have a daa«eroua or deadly
w-tpon on or about bl* parton when
M ag*d In tnakUtg ar when poaawae
In» lmo|ioatin* itqwor by a MU pea*
nd by th» senata
Th- Moa«r hill providing for s
th rough teaching of th* Coaetttutina
of the United State* and Ita history
in public and privet* school» of tha
St.t- from the eighth grade on. waa
et huMaaUoallg approved by th* ean
ate.
Senator ZlmmtraaiV ooncartegt
rv«oiutloa which would require all bills
for introduction in th* legislature tc
be Clad with the teoretary of stat*
at least thirty day* before the login
let ire meet*, except budget bill*, ha*
ar used considerable interest
Th« anti »ectariaa garb MU. d*elgn
*<! to preien; the wearing of costume«
of religious orders by teacher« In th«
p.-i-llo echoola, which passed th* bouea
Ca
co.
be
»:i
lui
f.i'
tn«
cd a split I* th* aeoat* eduowtfM
mlttee. A majority of four me**-
fat „ring enactment of the bin by
. ug out th* penalty of tine and
h -ntnent and the migority. tbrea.
ring allowing the penalty to »*-
«.
Oregon Trell ■III Paaeed.
The first senate bill to pass th*
house was Senator Strayer's measure
d- 'ljnstin* the east and west high-
wai from the Pacific ooean to the
Idaho line aa the Oregon trail. This
wa. r«-. -inmended by both Governor
I’i-r<
t»d Governor Olcott. *o there
U no loubt aa to It* becoming * law
Tn- of Kepresentatlv* Woodward'*
deft-atrd In the bouae. On* provided
fur d«-ntal Inspection In echoed* end
the other to extend tha right of suf­
frage it school slsctlona to all register­
ed voter*.
The agricultural Moc formed the
nucleus for th» opposition to the bill*
No religious rancor entered into th*
disci, don, but they w*r* voted down
primarily beoauae they would Increase
expense*.
Hepr-s-ntattv* Lewi*' bill to pro­
hibit the importation or tranaportaNon
of wines fol sscrwmeMal purposes waa
cruah«-d by an overwhelming negative
vote when the house ttideflnltely post­
poned It.
Party Change Regulated.
A bill by R»present*live Kuehn te
prevent chan*** la regietratio* from
one party to another within 10 days
of a primary eleoUon. pnaead th* house
with only *llght opposition. Among
the eight deenoersta la the house only
two voted against the measure and
ti <-re ns* but a »caUering of repub­
licans In opposition to it The bouae
also ps»««d the bill tntroduoad by
Repr- . mall re H-sse of Washington
county, doing away with Ml the Me­
tlon» of the Oregon law* which pro­
vide for the taxation M all dega wtthln
the state.
The speed cop who being* dtosepnM
upon b -* cotnmunley by making assents
simply I* order that hi* own Ineoma
may to- Increased through getting a
percentage of the floes aassssed. mny
become a thing of ths past If th*
s«<nat* approve* a Mil pnaaed by th*
house
The m«Mure prohibM* th*
spllU'ng of Ainee or pnymaat of f**e
out of tines to officer* making ar­
rests fur violation of the speed law*
It corer« officer« of any city or aoua-
ty and the «Ute itaalf.
Under a joint house r seat tri ton in­
troduced by Representative* Blowers
and Jackson, a consrituUonnl amend
ment would be submitted to thg voter«
providtng for the -lection g| • IWto
tenant «overnor at the general etale
election at which a geveraev In elect
ed and meeting the *ame ggnUCM
Ilona.
Med«c*l Esatnlnottea
Men
ri*«
pasa both a phys.-al and waatai t*»t
aader the terms f a bl'
r d- »1
by M re -
•euaty
rat. .re to p*»s th ■ •»»-
Uoa would pre -.1« the -'.at
of
a marra'.c
’««• n
parties subwrind to stertl -
n
bUI would require the m«n silty of
at le*»t a 12 year old child I > |*
groat h « of a « • -rttf at*
A prop-«e-l law -..ai «-HI ba*a iba
tn loth
«apport of 1“ ■
tari:; I»'- •
bous»» baa to n latred* -J by Sana
tor Brown of
-a
■>
btU provides the pr lu r- of fam.
aad »«
>1 i«rudue<» «hall b* «a-
empled from the aui -nty of aa> so-
0*11*4 peddler
-Irons* law 11.»
ay
be Imposed by a .« I
it” ! t w*
or city la tba «taie
Kactton p*oip'il-!» w-»ul-t ! <• < *«•
•way with r>- i -i r as
publie!Iy aubaiilutad la th»-r
- •> f
th* sdvertlsiag Kt ai-asures.
■■ .1
meaia or rendid«:'-» «--.ng t
r-
people at an ei"cti--a th-
lntroduc«>d in Us- senate by
Too«« of Clacks a* < uni)
Legislative Brev-tlee.
Th* legislature visited th« Ore*«*
AgrlouHural r< >*« at C -rn I» >u a
to>dy Wednesday
• bill to
Representa!'.»« h.-hultn-
mak«’ Jury d 'J tor w > ■
I» ry
was ladeflm' ly p
«xenisHi** repot:
Payment of
oust-a
u <-ryete«
would to- st-ipr«-!
- I r '.<•
t»rtn»
;)tro<isic»«l
senate aader tbs »p n» >r»hlp >( - --«»a
tor Kills sud R-!■;■■■• nl-i »■ l,.<
iy
Representative •bertnaa
ol
Colombia eoaaty has mir -I -
l . bill
requiring ths >" ■
»» by m
•
of all hotel
: ! ! <
-urni .».
Representative l ««Il of 1 r->- l De
«chutee. Klamath. Jcfferooa a,id l.ake
counties, spoai -reil * bill r«--,» r n*
reeldsace on Irt n.'i- u gr j«-< i» »« ■
pr«-requisito to pn:
i-uU t in 111 die
trict el«-- Uon
Prohlbitinr. by f»-l»tai »i.- it« ths
isauanv- of tai
pl
• » is
proposrd In a >>-
I
ed the uoanr ou» » . irl -f th-- tnei
ber» of th» »• ■ no
Représentai.vea -if the legi«!sturet
of Washington, Ida o an I i s If
«
ar* Invited to s->l«m t- confer with
Oregon l*gi»lst
;tn<- t- ii - m«
111 and gas- -tie tm - - at . ly •
senate «incurvent ma
t.-?n which
baa been adopt- <i tn o', h -:»-•.
j
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—o—
Seeking His Mother
Tuesday the eighth grade pupil*
of the Scio school were taken to Sa­
lem on a sight seeing and ln«truct-
i<>n t»ur, visiting th. hgiai.itur*.
« -!en mill«, th«' «upre.ne court
bunding and other p>»mt*ot interest
to the pupil*. They were taken
• -»n by J. W Mill« r, teacher; N. I.
M rruoa, Frank Pruitt in their car*,
and John Zemlicka, in the Kendle
car. On the t et urn in the evening.
» d when nearing the curve about
a mile and a half north of Jefferson,
the children in the car driven by
John Zemlicka I»-«ran toplay and
scuffle and in mme manner caused
t
key in the switch to drop to the
floor, and the driver in attempting
t pick it up turned the car to the
«■■Igo of the curb, and in righting it
t« car skidded and overturned
gainst a telephone pole. complete
ly d« m»li»hing the body of the se­
dan. badly bruising up Max Weedy.
Ijonel McKnight, Frankie Bilyeu,
vhile the two girl», Fiances Wewly
and Juanita Flanagan were not badly
hurt. A few hours later the party
«ir>-v«-d in Scio, louily «cared but
"< v< rthvles* glad of the trip. C. E.
k-ndle went to Jeff er «on and drove
the car in. the engine still l»emg in
working order, the damage to the
car is sliout $200
J bany Democrat
•>.
an
D.Äercnce
Circulate— Don’t
Hibernate
Winter stay-at-homes, w ho never dreamed it
possible to enjoy so much comfort at such
low coat are finding freedom through the ex­
Inordinary economy of the Beautiful New
Overland Sedan.
Scientific ventilation and roomy seating
make* it the ideal practical family ci r for all
year. Many refinements and improvements
now are adder! to thoæ qualifie* which have
caused nearly a million people to buy Over­
land car*. Bee u* about your car today.
S, Bartu Motor Co.
Scio
Oregon
Celebrate* 94th Birthday
The 9-lth birthday itnniversary of
"I t ele Ben” Irvine was celebrated
at hi* home in chits city Inst Thurs­
day, fourteen relatlv.« and friend*
I - ing present to enjoy the event.
Mr Irvine, who was born in K n-
ti cky, came aero*« th«- plain« with
an >>x team in 1H52
Ilia mother
lived just one dm after they arrived
in Salem. In 1853 he took up a
land claim near Scio, where he lived
until 1903. in which vear he came
to Ix'banon and hu* lived here ever
since.
Mr Irvine i* the father of eight
children, «even of whom aie now
livigg. Five of that number were
or.-sent Thursday: Mrs. Ray. Mr*.
Beard and Mrs Thayer, of Scio; ami
Hattie an«i Bertha Irvine of Lebanon.
Mr. Ii vine i« a veteran of the In­
dian wars. Lebanon Expre»i*.
Elton Thrall. 19 year« of acre.
Take* Hound* to Leona
visite«l the sheriff's office Saturday
morning in an att< -rnpt to secure in­
Charley Warner came up from
formation that might a--;si I m tn
his attempt to straight« n ut hi* re 1» na in bought» county, Friday
morning on a »hort vacation. Ha
lationahip*.
-rid Vilas Phillipp have a large
He was born at Pa*--«. \\ , ,
and shortly aft
: n<- I-
ba-d ©f *hesp near that place, and
hwfan. lym-iv.lt a <r
,.i \
tdv the wolves have »«t n getting
bany. Hi* fith-r. aim I r.i .died into the flocks and killing off ths
. having lost 21 in (he last few
some few yaats later and the buy
v
ka
Charley «ays he secured
was placed in a orpb .ti a-ylnm
ne real old on«-», but the wolves
At the time h<- w «- p
I -i ti
• a to knw them and take more
institution, however, he wav not
to the best he has. Vila*
living here, according t» his St->ry
He remeinle rs the name of A*che I '.ulipoi left Tue- lav for l-eooa with
as being that of neighbor* on their h > hound*, and with the <>nr» they
farm near A >anv
E i>ert Thrs. rd'ea iv have there, it will make 15,
and Susie Thrall, former re-dr .t a >i| Charley say» he holm« to be
of Albany, are. he think*. hi» uucle able to clean out the murderous
w >!%■•• The worst part of the whole
and aunt.
The young man i« not certain iiTair is that wulve* do not eat the
whether or not h-s nv-ther is still -h«-«p after killing it, ju«t forcing
alive
He is now Io .king for ■ >me ' their fang* into the jugular vein*
trace of her or of ho- two sister* and sucking the blood.
Since he has been tr*veH--g about
seeking to locate hi* relative* he ha
Riley Shelton, who ha* l*-en work­
found one broth»-:
A , any H- i . .1
ing <>n plan* for the formation of a
dairy cow and calf club for the Fork*
Who Can It Be
of the Santiam, announce* that he
has
the book« open fur aignera. and
One hundred doIHra ha« alreadv
a*Kti
all boy« and girl« under 20 vear*
been aubeeriljed in Albany to aasiri
of
age
to come in and register. The
a Scio man bring two German or ;
entry
is
nothing, all you have to do
phan girl« to this country. It is |
h
get
the
cow or calf and «tart
alleged that the man has not snfli-i
right
into
the club. But tie tier
cient money and that h«‘ is trying
still,
see
Mr.
Shelton, who will l-e
to raise $500 tn pay th»' exp*’’ se of
glad
to
explain
all to you.
bringing the two girl* here, who
have n<> home in Goemany since the
man whoer n.r .<• wa- n «f
war. The
”
made kn«wn t» thi» paper offer-< to
pay interest on the money «tiKcrilwd
aa a loan until paid The rme is
■rousing c<>t ult ra!-, inter-«t : »
■aid. and the money will 1 «• j- rhaps
donatril a* a loan in «mail amounts
in a* much a« the man hack of the
movement, israid to be reliable.—Al-
IB
Car Skid* And Overturned
The lecture at the Z. C. B. J. hall
T> e«day night drew n packed house,
and the speaker wa« given every
courtesy poaaible Th«>«e who were
fortunate enough to get in the hall
-xy -t waa well Worth attending and
Inuring Rev. Alli«on i« a fluent
»m aker and convinced hto hearer*
that he knew what he was talking
about. He commend* the three
■ K's very highly.
To Grant Fare and Half
C. C.
BRVANT
Attorney at Law
Contingent upon th* registration
Cusick Hank |i|«ig.
of 150 deleghtas. Southern Pacific
ALBANY
OREGOv
Company and the Union Pacific
Railway Company wi'l grant a rate'
of a fare and a half to th>>««> who •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦eeeeeeeeeeawee»
attend th* annual meeting» of the
High School Pre** Association and
the Association of High School Pres­
idents and Secretaries to be held at
Freah and Cured Meat—
the University of Oregon. Feb. 2
Bacon- Lard- Sausage
and 3. It is expected that the at­
tendance will exceed 150 delegate*.
High School delegates may regis­
ter for the convention Feb. 1. And
Additional registration is scheduled
in Johnson Hall on the campus on
Feb. 2 from 8 to 9 a. m. The pro­
gram will begin at 9:15 a m. Della-
rea Sutherland, editor of the Sphynx,
expects to attend from Scio.
Scio Meat Market
We ßuy Your Hogs
Card of Thank*
We wish to thank our many i
friend* for the sympathy and kind­
ness shown to us during our rece« t
bereavement, Also for the ainging
and the floral offering.
Mr. and Mr* Lafe Oaburn
and children
Mr, and Mm. C. I). Osborn
Mr. Dauaey Osborn
Mr. and Mra. J. R. Hobb*
C. P. Brown and daughter
Dealers In—
Fret :
V
d Cured Meats
We buy
a
and Pork
Shelton & Co. Trop«
scio. OK EGON
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