AGE TWO
THE HEPPNER HERALD. HEPPNER. OREGON
Tuesday, August 3. 1020
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Principal Provisions of the "Motor
Vehicle Operator's Law" of Oregon
I linil ions. ;
'rict ro.v!. j',.!- st '. lv( r.
"w;y ot tjt; h!;e v-,y r.i ny c '.!."'. r-! - y
ovn or vi!!;':--. xce ; a: y ::.'-iiv;-y
-.vl.i'-h tnriv ,.. ;-' t bpi-.rt l.y j i'.r
he ix."iu.-:ve u-e cf hor.-e.--. l!''h c;a-rlatri-s
or pi-:-?rri(ii.. (.-?':. a 1.
I';.; .-. i. -a,. I'.l''.)
2. T!i -r.e, "mo-tor v .!;: '" a
usf'i in !.- h.w iiKiudf-s ;.li .'-! :"-;-
prop-l'.-f! by :;ry povci r other l.'an
.ntm-ukr lov.-e.-. (Section 1, C!.;:j)-'-r
".')'., La-.v 3't!''.
3. An "operator" is Wiri'-d as any
per.-on o' ?i'-r than a chauffeur, who
op'-ryes drives a r.ioior vliicle
the "liiehway" of the state. (?:
lion Chapt. r 3, J.avs ,;nrial ses
sion, 2f20.)
yuiilifii al imis fur Obtaining 0Kia
toi's License.
i. No p'-r.-on. other than a licensed
enauffeur, .'-hall operate or diive a
motor vehicle in Ore:,oj after July J,
3 520, unless he shall have issued to
hurt an operator's license by the sec
retary of state. And further, no op
erator's licence can t? issued by htc
secretary of state to any person less
than 16 yea is of aze and who lias not
had at least five days of experience
in th- operation and drivine of mo
tor vehicles, (.-'eft inn 4. Chapter 3,
Laws Sp.-cial iv-ssion. 1 ' 2 0 .
Procedure for Obtaining Operator's
License.
',. Applications for "operator's"
n 1 1 - shall !,' inade to t d n cre
tary o: st.it.. o:i bh nks f u-nh 'bed by
that official anil shal be sirt.eil by
the appliean'.. Hu'-li applications
."hall contain the applicant's l'.l!
"A'-ii-'lit, ) cupai ion, color of lu.ir,
color of i . !. date of bil l h and a
: tati'in'-nt o:' his cp. i noo in ll.o
operai ion :i i:l d.ivin of .,nt..r ve
il icle anil that h' is not im-ii'-tily or
jihysii'.'i !ly ine: pacilat-il ;,, law
di'lini'S, anil b- accoiiiiaiii"d vi ii il:"
prescribed f. i nf 27, ci-llt.
I'li-onv l,i".s 'I ban Hi tars (I .V;e
nn V,l Operate Molm Vehicles.
. Th" la v pyo-.iil's th.it l.i.
son, vh": h' " nr ant n v n f i:
mill or t .jd . ,.., i4 . . i i '.. .:
fr t !!. v. I : " ' y . '
com p' i ?: I ', o h ii" I'-- ii). ; ' i '
::ss .ifliti- : : . I:.w ..
r lriv a v v inotoi h ' ; r
Jiubl ic h !. '.' y i .1 I i l i M ? .
7. r:11. ! n i'i.r.!i';i. ! H .: : :
vt'-h v.-h:-.-:'
S y.-ars of t n:. i
H-d ' r e' a'.or r r
i I-'.inr.; il ')i I i'.ifirs' Licenses ami
iMipliiates.
ri. T: - i;' i ii c.ry of state upon r
' -i,v of an bfipIVaUon io.- an op-t.-t-r's
ii. r-i, f he hnd? 'he same ia
-i-j'- foria anl the applicant measures
: up to tae rijuiri-.-iiems of the law.
i.-.-u s a license to the applicant,
v hie'n i:cens- is numbered and con
tains the description of the applicant
las set forth in his application. Up
on the p-ceipt of a license from the
secretary of state the license must af
: fix his usual signature thereto, other
j wise it will not be valid, when it will
; remain continuously in force except
durinu a period of suspension or un
til revoked as the law provides. In
ras of loss or mutilation the license
may obtain a duplicate of hi.s opera-
j tor's license from the secretary of
state upon Cling an affidavit with
that official showing the fact of loss
or destruction and paying a fee of
2 5 cents therefor. Also every licens
ed operator must notify the secretary
of state of any change in his place
of residence within one week after
I surh change is made. Such license
: must be carried by the licensee at all
! times when operating a motor vehicle
land must be produced by him for in
spection upon request of any peace
j officer.
, llei kless anil Negligent Opel -aloes
May be Hefiist-il l.ieen-es.
, In. The seer, tai y of state may re
: ;u-e to issue a license to any appii
'caiit for an operato.'s or chauffeur'11
! lie ii: who is shown by proper evid
, i-r.C" to he a reckless or negligent op-
e, i,: i!ii, r endangering the n l'
i ty of ihe pubiic, or an habitual vio
lator of the provi.-ions: of i ho mo'.ir
; v-ii :! iaw.
I'en iltic-. for iolalions of (be l.a-.v.
r 11. I'er.-'o:i who';ol.iie (
! ill - provi. ions of 'he law or who f.'iil
'to provide thein-elv-s w i t h the pt'
i pel permit, license or lirer"".', the;'' -
I in pn-.-rl liieil, J.;.- Mlhjecl to p.t'li h-
1 no i.i I y 1. : not i:i ".-!' of tou-
..!::iiiid ..!Hi;-, or by ii'ipri.- on!-" r
' ti i o' n' y j il! no! to ..re. d :
: . or .... h i re and imi.ri.-r v.,"
i:i ii . I'!. el ii.p nf the cou't .'!-
accon.pany.n? sucii magistrate's.
-heri:i's. chiefs of police, cr city
or tov.-n raarshal's request that the
holder thereof is an improper or in
competent person or physically or
H,er:'a;y incoir.pe'ect to operate or
drive a Riotor vehicle, yut in eithe
of such cases to be governed by th-safe-y
of the public, and not to exer-
:c s'jc.i fui.-.ority in an arbitrary
n.acn-r. ar.d neither onerator's or
chauffeur's license shall' be restored
but shall become revoked and annul
led for a period of one vear from the
date of suspension, unless upon appli
cation within thirty days after res-
pension, and upon a hearing, the sec
retary of state shall determine that
the operator or chauffeur shall again
be permitted to drive motor vehicles
in this state.
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! i! What is more refreshing thoseihot days than j
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Saturday there was to much wind
off Sandy Hook and on Monday there
was not enough breeze to make a
race. The suspense must be hard on
those most concerned.
But the wheat price is still pretty
good, despite that drop. j
Heppner Herald Want Ads bring !
home the br con.
It has been a tragic year for Pendleton.
MHIHIH
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Buyers of Printing
Jut a few word to the Business Man who desires to
have his Printing produced accurately and promptly
OULDNT it be a great relief if you could
say to your printer, "I need a catalogue, a
circular, some letterheads and envelonN
and then be able to entirely dismiss the matter from
your mind in the confidence that he will do the work
to your entire satisfaction. The printer comes to you
with a proposition that pleases; that has a strong ad
vertising value in the suggested copy, in the proposed
typography, in the color arrangement, and in the
general layout. What a satisfaction to have an as.
sured confidence that the finished product will meet
wilh your approval
The printer who can do that for you muit ffer efficient
service. That it what w are giving to our numerous cu.
tomers, and we are ready to do the tame for you.
THE HEPPNER HERALD
HEPPNER, OREGON
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