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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
-
—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
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year. Many refinements and improvements
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caused nearly a million people to buy Over
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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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