The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, February 19, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

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SESSION AT SALEM
ENTERS FINAL WEEK
Lawmaker« Confronted With
the Usual Jam of Unfln*
Ished Business.
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—yjn ; -u
appoint meat to the t-wrd of eoairol
Instead of th* governor war* la lbs
boo**- for final action.
Th« Mills post primary bill which
pa»s<-4 the house ha* been slumbering
for long days In the senate Th* pre
primary Mil still la sleeping la crea
mlttee swaiting the fate of lhe Milla
blU.
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no *ptme4 epsvchmakttig except that
ef Henacor Joa*pb tn *opp*«lUou tb*
Rltn«r flab commission bill passed tb»
s*t>ste with U favorable vote* This
I« the measure which proposes to take
from th* governor the power of ap
pointing the m*mb»rs of the state
fish commission and lodging that p«rw
er with the alate board of control
Th* commercial flah code hill pass
ed the bouse la the face <»f a bitter
end fight by Mott In which charg«w
and peraonslltlM were bandies! about
fraely.
A suppl«un«ntal tax levy for stats
pvrpueae may be promulgai«! by the
stat* legislators to cover up a de
flciaacy bet wean the flnaacial n«*wds
of the stat* and ibe funds avallatalo
under th* levy made by the alate
tai commission
Members of th* ways and neaas
commitlee have espreseed thaSSselve»
favorable to th* plaa and Attorney
Geaaral Van Winkle waa to be ask«-«t
for an opinion on the legality of su- h
a levy.
Divert F*** te Grnersl Fund
Ousting Cleaver Urged.
In forth- en<e of lhe cause of law
enfor - meat. George U Cleaver, state
prohibition «ummlsskmer. should b*
remove«! or his resignation should be
d«mand«-d. Is th«- «oncluslrm of the
sptM-ial legislative -nraiulileo invea
ligating Clesver'a depart meal.
No charge of dishonesty Is made
against Cleaver.
In addition to the "findings of tad.**
two distinct "<onclttsioas“ were sub
tullt.-d for the couslderatlua of the
legislature
One Is thv r<M-atiiiuwoda<k>n that the
law. un-l th«- department, be left as 11
la at i-reai-nt without change. The
other Is that the law be «henge«! and
th« prohibit ton enforcement work be
giv«*n Into the direct charge of sheriffs
and dletrld attorneys; that provision
be made fur a "flying squadron" of
train««! and «iperiencsd operatives, to
l>« appoint««! by and under the direc­
tion and control of lhe attorney g«n
oral. to be sent by him when, •nd
where. they are n«-«-ded within tha
•tat« to aid local officials
Dry Law Changes Aafcea.
t
Salem —Th* pre»«mt legislator* la
on» respe«-t at least has follow««! pre-
«•deal for It Msnel out oa th»- rins­
ing w««ik of the session with the l«s
.-httlv* huppw eloggad with un
Pnlahed basluess
Both bouses were
l-«dty «xmgvsied with work and th*
Coring days will witness th« usual
• > nfusKm.
heated
srgurarnta
and
alrennngta efforts to Bare pet bills
Tb-.- tnresur«» which ran the gaunt
let of both bouses during th«- first
five wm-ks wvr-- mostly ttnbnportani
and of no great Iniurest lo tl>e state
at large
As a mailer of fact, t w
really big measures of state wide la-
lereel have been offered during Che
In an »ffort to raise sufficient
present session
monay lo m»«‘t lhe slate's financia!
Thar« was plenty of fuel fur <- n
roeuiretnaat* during the pre««ni Maa
troversy when th* legislature started
nium th« Joint ways and m«mn* com
on the last lap of the session Mon­
milt«« of lhe *«nate and hou«« w«n
day.
No action had been taken by
on record favoring th® peonage of a
either boas* oa lb* ret ort ->t tl ■
Mil requiring that all *tat« aMlvftiea
Cleaver Investigating com tn lit««« and
supported by f«*«a, with th« «i-«|-tl<»n
ratification of the child labor «m-tul
of the state highway d«-partm«-nt at-I
meat to the federal constitution whs
a few of the lea a Important commia­
still In tb* air. The senate resolution
following a report of the finding •lune turn ov«-r to the general fun-t
to prohibit inb«rtiaa<-e or Income tai anal rv-’omiuvndaiIons of the special
a per«wnta*e of tholr recel pt*, rang
ard the fish cumiulasion hill, giving
committee inv«-«tlgaUng the state pro lag from 10 to 15 par reut.
blbitiun department, two bills affect­
By a vote of li to 1 the Ixtinn
ing that d«partm«-nt w«re Introduced Joint resolution dlrertiil against in
by lhe senate committe on slcohottc come and Inheritance tax«** p*««*d
traffic.
the e«r»ate
Th« r*sa!ntion prutHMee
tin«* of those pro« l«les that the to aetamlt to the peopt» a < nnatl
i
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
ni- ix-ys derived from fines under the tut tonal amamdment to prevent tb«
Feb. 22-23-24
prohibition act
shall
be divided •*4itm,n( of Income and lnh> rttance
«quail y between the counties and the tax law* until the year IM®, and
If **Tbc Covered Wagon" and
•tala, whereby tha prohibition depart
would repeal th« prw «nt inheritance
‘‘North of 5t>" were combined
meat will haw 50 per ««at Inalead tax
in one Fig picture it truly
of IS per rent tor «nfor.omaat of tha
B«b|* Raadtng ft It Pa
would be great! Such is
law
The other half la divided be
The Garland bill providing for the
IwiH'ti tha sheriffs and th* dlotrtcl
reading of portion* of the Bible In the
attorney. 75 and Ik per <woi respec­
public achool* of the stMa waa pa»-
tively
«d by the senate with only five rule*
The other bill would repeal the
opposed.
pri-fo-nt law whereby the governor Is
Coming
The bill provides for the appoint­ i
allowed to take fronF thv prohibition
ment by the governor of • commla
Cecil C. Dg.Mille’a
fund for enforcvm«-nt uf lhe aarootle •ion of nine members to include the
drugs law.
•tate superintendent of public Inatruc
Flab Bill Passes Senate.
tlon. a Catholla. a Jew. a Chriattaa
After a v«ry br' -f d.-bate and with Helen11st and Dve Protestants, no two
of whom »ball be of the «am« de
nomination.
The comMlssum is to
•elect portion* of the Bible suitable
for reading tn th« school* with a view *
to avotdtntt sectarian teachmga. and
the paaaa*«« au »«Ivcted are to be I
rwad by tha teachers without com
2) mile* north of z\ll-aiiy, on Pacific Highway
moat.
FoUewing the l«sd of the bouse, tha
senate, with« rt a dlaeenting vot«,
Featuring
passed tha bill appropriating 1100,040
foe tb* matntaaiaae* of the commte
■*«* the next two year»
The gev
eruae la hjs maesas* had opposed any
of San Francisco. Nine ntu*ici.ins pLiving 14 instruments. Two
direct state aid for the commleaion.
entertainments, combining thou ami <l.i!nr, for the price of one.
■uggiMtlng rather that It be support
Admission: Gcntk-tiicn $1 10. luobc* 50c.
ed from f«-«a collected from public *
utUtttoa
Th* bwdget committee also failed to
Utah* any allowaac«« for its support
kb its rwcomuivndstloa*.
Globe - Albany
“Sundown"
A Golden Bed
SPECIAL DANCE
At TUMBLE INN
Saturday Night, February 21
Colonial
Novelty Entertainers
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Cool, Clean Milk
Prevents souring. Avoid this
loss by cooling quickly and
keeping milk where plenty of
fresh air circulates, preferably
in the open.
Oregon Milk Company
Condensery, Scio, Oregon
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This bill make« It
o<n»««ary
lite $do TrŒaM
i S JmU..,JLllB.U
fi>r •
traffic officer to be Is uniform end
make* Ms evM«>u<w aseivss If obtain-
wl by suMvrfns«
The senate kdh-d by IndaHalte
poet poa* meat, a bill proposing to Hay Colter, either hand or power
drive, for eale cheap
See Chas.
Utah» It unlawful lo pnotlce My sye
Chnt
Scio.
Oregon.
27tf
t«m or mw<h««l of treating the sick
or afflicted without having • at ata For Sal«
Red Clover Seed, good
license, and prohibí’lug the use of tl><
stuff, price 80c per pound. Se*
tenas "doctor" or the nbhr«vigtion
F. T. Thayer. Scip. Ore.
Z7tf
"Dr." without having such IPenee
Lse’sUUvv Brevities
The revised bautklng <odt- bill waa
passed by the seaate.
Without dlauobiB th« bouse ¡>s»s
«■4 the Randall bill prohibit lag the
use of atete own«-d vrhicl«i* for --th*r
than Mate business
R «presos tai ire
Woodward a
bill
calling for abolishment of th« pr->
party qualification for school el«-ctors
lost In the house by five »u««-s
So far *• «he hcusc Is r-ottcerned
the child labor Issue has b««-n «ll»pos
<<d uf anti can bob up Agala only after
two years ¡I voted to refer the Issue
to the people In N«»v«ml>er. IMS
Establishment of th«- printipl««* of
commercial vehicles l-aylng for uw <4
highways In proportion to their traf
flc and business over them, is ef­
fected in bou»«- bdl ill. passed by
the house with four dissenting votes
The legislature, with only one 41«
seating vote tn the two bouacs. np
proved a bill introduced by Senator
Davis
appropriating
lll.uoo
with i
which to cleanse and disinfect that
part of Malheur county which •of
t«r*d recently from flood conditions
A bin passed, by the house provMes
hat in a suit for divur«« lhe plain-
lift must be a bona fide resident of the
• ounty lu which the suit is commenc-
••4. al the date of the > onmi<-n< cment
thereof, and fur not less thaa six
mouth* prior thereto.
Fpr Nal« Goood ¡sooae Straw at $3
lier l ai; oerfectlv dry. See A.
L Arnold, route 1, Scio, Oregon.
Wife
For Sale Rhode Island Red Figgs
for hatching; setting of 15 eggs
for 75e. See Ifi-ryl Shelton. Scio,
27 tie
Oregon.
For Sole Auto Knitting Machine,
good as new. for $40; c<>*t $70.
See or phone Franklin VanHrunt.
Scio. Or-g-n
27t3p
Farm I an* Money at
with
nominal c -mnnssi-m; prepayment
priviiedgtrs after first year. Wm.
Bain. Altumy Ore.
26-e
Bring tn vour veal and dreaaeii hog*.
We pay you Pornland price* leas
express charges. No eommiasion.
J. F. Weaely. 22-tf
F’or Sal«* Y -ung horse, coming five
y- arg old this spring, broke to
work. Call or phone Fred R<>ad-
artnel, Scio. Oregon
27tf
C * -h paid f<>r false 1eeth. dental
gold, platinum and discarded jew­
elry
Hoke Smelting & Refining
Co.. Otsego, Michigan.
25-tf
For Sitl« -Lo.-te Hay, at the barn
or deliver«11, at market price for
kind you want. See Chas Chrx. 1
mile wist of Scio, on West Scio
M if
N o Buby Chix this year, but can fur-
ri-h • ggs for batching. 15 00
per l(i> S. C. While leghorns,
Hanson's Strain.
R C. Fetlil, Scio. Ore.
29-p
For Sale Rosenkranz strain Brown
ghorn i gga, i I 00 BM* 15 or
Art Shelton and wife visited in
$5.75 i»*r 100; Bfl*y Chicks $16.50
Salem Monday.
per 100
Hanson strain White
Ix*ghorn Egg* $5 00 per 100.
E G. Arnold and wife were in Sa­
( hicks $15 00 per 100. Mr*. J.
lem Friday.
H Johnston. Lyons, Ore. 26tf
Mias Mary Donovan is confined to Eggs For Hatching. $5.00 per 100—
From two-v«-ar old hens with a
her bed with the grippe.
fl -ck average of 224 eggs in their
Miss Vesta Sherfy spent the week­
pullet year; mated to cocks from
end at her home near Ijebanoo.
a p< n of hens with records of 277
I Earl Carlton of Hrvwalcr station lo 299 with male's darn a 299 hen.
R H. McD-nald, route 4. Scio,
was tn Scio on buameaa veaterday.
Oregon.
25-tf
Cecil Batea of the loaak sawmill I jkk Bkt.iTS L ikk Head your herd
with a well-bred registered Ayr­
was in Scio buying furniture yester­
shire
bull. We offer:
day.
1 2)-year »Id
..................... $125
Ellis Donovan and wife of Port­
I 18-month* old ...................
90
1 15-months old........ ............. 75
land spent the week end at C. M.
Scioliri Farm, Scio, Linn county,
Donovan's.
Oregon.
2Sc
Miss Hazel Philippi, who is atten«!-
"1 control 163 70 acres in the Linn-
Ing (). A. C., spent the wct»k-en«i al
haven District, known as the L.
her home on route 3.
M. Rover farm. To any one In-
tercted in buying I will sell fora
Lor«-nz Isaak has InetfUled a tele­
small Davmenf down, long time
phone in his home, being needed in ;
on I dance, with a low rale of
connection with hi* Hawmill.
interest.”
H B Cusick, care
First Saving* Rank, Albany. Ore-
Full line of hulk and garden
gn.
26t4c
Governor's Veto Ovrrriddsn.
aveds. land plaster and fertiliser
The leglaiature overrode the veto
2Htf
Wesely’s Grocery
of Governor Pu-rcr ou th«- Bend water
supply bill. The senat* pn-.w«l the
Riley Sheljon and wife and E. D.
bill ov*r the veto by a rot« of 25 to Myers and wife attended the funeral
5. while In the boa*« «wily t«R> vmes
of A D. Elder at Shedd Tuesday
uptaald the govnrnor.
The measure
forenoM.
authorise* lhe city of Bend lo eg
ebsuge 11 second feet of water taken
The iw » small children of Mr. t»nd
from the Deechutes river for a similar Mrs. Floyd Shelton are quite ill w ith
quantity of water from Tumalo cr«ek
whooping cough, and lhe younger
The water taken from Tumalo creek
one
has pneumonia.
will b* uw-d for munSetpal pwpose*
champions of the dog won In the
Miss Mary Donovan won the con-
bouse when they killed house bill 29*.
bent put on last week bv the Floret's
providing for an effective •tats Wld«
Comedians, aa th«* most popu'ar lady.
dog licensing law
Every <li>g with-
out the required license would ba The price was a $25 silver set.
classed as an outlaw under the term*
County Surveyor C. H. l-eonard
of the bUL and would be the lagitl
of Albany was in Scio Wednesday
mate prey of any offtewr'a gun Hepre
grade* for draining
•eatatlvea from the slock raising conn establishing
try pointed out that the license law property on Sou tit Main street, and
wonld work a hardship on many herd Main street north of Thomas creek.
owner«.
Willard I-on« of Tillamook canto
Supreme Court Salaries Raised.
Despite
impassion.-«!
pleas that to Scio Sunday to get his mother.
strict economy should be practiced by Mr*. J. N. Long, who will spend lhe
the Oregon state legislature durlnc next few days at Tillamook and near*
Its pmeent session, the senate, by a by place* visiting her children and
vot* of 15 to 11. overrod« the adverse
other near relative*.
report of th* joint ways and means
•ommtttee and passed a bill increasing
Andv Jr.,
•t five year old son of Mr.
the salari«* <4 the eeven )«Mll<«e of and Mrs. Andy Hetxendorf, who un­
the state supreme court from 15200
derwent an operation for apiwndi-
lu I7SSS a year
«cilia
at lhe Albany hospital <«n Jan­
Speed traps thro«sgh<mt the stat*
uary
17, was able to tie brought
will b* owllawed if Governor Here*
bill No. «.
by the home last Nature ay.
t-|
Subecribe now. $1,75 t-er year.
POULIRY
capons
1
V eai
■HT‘-
EGGS
HOGS
We want your produce
and guarantee you top
moras t price*.
Our
l-usim- established 44
years am». Reference:
Bank ul California.
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PAGE ibON
DR. J W. GOIN.
Veterinarian
Authorised kurt’on Sale and Interstats
Inspector.
Phones;—I'alac* F «rd >hed. IM- J
Kvsiucnc«. MJO-R
Al.RAXY. OREGON
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