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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, CREGÓN. REVIEW OF WORK OF OREGON LEGISLATURE words "foreign eggs.”. HISTORIC IN MARKET Every section of the state Is repre sented in the special legislative cor: Shakespeare Hotel at Stratford-on- mittee which will sift out the resp Avon Recently Put Up at Auc portionment legislation. tion in London. Two of the members are from east- Fourth Week Session Com ern Oregon, two from central Oregon, On Thanksgiving day there was of two from Multnomah county, two from fered at auction in London the Shake menees Most the coast section and one each from speare hotel at Stratford-on-Avon, a beautiful specimen of Fourteenth cen the Willamette valley and southern Bills tury architecture, which for years has Oregon. been the main resort of Americans The personnel of this committee, re- and other tourists to Stratford-on- Dry Measures Withdrawn — House garded as the most important and Avon. Gets Bonus BUI—State Tax on In most powerful of the present session. The history of Stratford-on-Avon comes Up — To Regulate Sale of follows: may be traced back for a period of Senator Dennis of Union county. 1,000 years, and as the birthplace of Eggs — Committee on Reapportion- Senator Staples of Multnomah, Senator the great poet It has become a classic ment Named—Would Enforce Sup Patterson of Polk, Senator Hall of center visited annually by some 50,000 port of Parents—Budget Bill Ap The Guard house, where Coos, Senator Robertson of Gilliam, people. proved—Disloyal Teachers Barred. Representative Burdict of Deschutes, Shakespeare was born ; Shottery, where he courted Anie Hathaway ; Charlotte Representative Carter of Jackson, Rep- Park, once the seat of Sir Thomas Multnomah, resentative Gordon of Salem.—When the legislature assem Lucy, whose displeasure Shakespeare bled Monday for the fourth week of Representative Hurd of Clatsop and Incurred by* stealing his deer ; the the session there was very little to its Re resentative Gallagher of Malheur. Shakespeare Memorial theater, on the banks of the Avon, and Shakespeare's Bill Aimed at Habitua Criminals. credit In the way of measures passed If a bill directed against habitual monument, are all places worthy of and sent up to the governor. However, with the exception of the appropria criminals, introduced by Representa visiting In the old market town of Stratford-on-Avon. tion bills, most of the big bills likely tive Woodson, Is passed, every person The Shakespeare hotel, situated in to appear at this session have been in convicted a second time for a felony the center of the town and close to must be confined in the state peniten troduced and referred to committees, the Shakespeare Memorial Theater, and from now on the legislative wheels tiary for a maximum term of not less was erected in the Fourteenth century, may be expected to industriously grind than double the time of the first con and has been In the hands of the late away at the grist of bills dumped into viction, and if convicted the third Mr. Justins' family since 1870. A few time of a felony must be confined in doors from the Shakespeare hotel Is the legislative hopper. the Harvard house, which was the While the first three weeks of the the state penitentiary for life. A bill prohibiting county courts or early home of the Harvard family, session have been rather dull, particu larly In the way of vocal fireworks, county commissioners from awarding founders of Harvard university. there are a number of measures among contracts for material, equipment or PAY TO ART those introduced which are likely to supplies without preparing specifica tions in writing and advertising not arouse spirited debates. The number of bills introduced dur- less than six times in a daily news Not In Admiration, But In Current Coin, Is ths Edict of the French duced during the first three weeks of paper or two issues ot a weekly news Authorities. the present session surpassed the rec paper, was introduced by Representa ord of the 1919 session. During the tives Kubli and North. After all these years of luxurious first three weeks of the present session Must Care For Parents. idleness the Venus de Milo must be- there were introduced in the two Every adult person who, having the come a wage earner. The authorities houses 454 bills as against 451 bills ability so to do, fails and neglects to of France have so decreed. And not during the same period of the 191» support an indigent parent, will be only Venus, but Mona Lisa and ail the se sslon. guilty of a misdemeanor and will be other celebrities gathered In the Presumably because they feared de punishable by imprisonment In the Louvre, and In the Luxembourg and other galleries as well. For the fiat feat, owing to their drastic provisions, county jail for not more than one year has gone forth recently that hereafter the three prohibition measures father or a fine not exceeding $1000 or both those who have been accustomed to ed by Senators Farrell anl Eddy were fine and imprisonment if a bill in visit the museums of Paris day after withdrawn by their authors. One of troduced in the house by Representa day, finding their treasures free as the bills created the office of prohibi tive Hindman of Multnomah county air, must pay an admission fee. If tion commissioner, another provided becomes a law. you want to go to admire Venus in her more stringent penalties for law viola All fines or forfeitures Imposed by crimson velvet seclusion you must pay tion and the third carried drastic the court and collected In such case for the privilege. To be sure, she Is search and seizure provisions. It Is or under the provisions of any law worth any price, you must admit. And said substitute bills will be introduced relating to Indigent parents may be when you go into the Salon Carre of the Louvre and stop to meditate about with less drastic provisions. directed by the court to be paid In what the enigmatical Mona Lisa Is whole or in part to such indigent meditating, you must pay for that, too. Bonus Bill Introduced. A step toward providing a bonus for parent or their guardian, according to Not a separate admission for each de partment. No, they are ail banded to veterans of the world war was taken the provision of Hindman’s bill. gether In one big union, as it were, Senate Passes Budget Bill. with the Introduction In the house of The state board of control is consti. all those priceless treasures of each a measure providing for a cash bonus tuted the budget commission of Ore- museum, and hereafter they will earn or a long time loan. their keep. Summarized, the bill provides tat gon under a bill prepared by Senator Patterson, which was passed by the nil Oregon citizens who served more Rafts May Cross Pacific. than two months In any branch of the senate. Swedish lumbermen are on this coast Under the provisions of the act the military forces of the United States investigating the possibility of rafting between April 6, 1917, and Nov. 11, commission is authorized to employ a lumber from British Columbia to statistician, whose duty shall be to 1918, shall be entitled to receive a Europe. Lumber rafts of large size, bonus of $25 for each month’s service, examine ths demands of the various called rafanutes, have been success institutions and departments of the fully towed from Sweden to Great with a maximum of »500. Under the loan provision, a sum not state and prepare budgets for présen Britain, says the Scientific American. The Ocean Rafanute Syndicate pf to exceed $8,000 may be borrowed tation t the legislature. The senate Is In favor of a legisla London, England, has sent William from the state, to be secured by a Olsson of Stockholm, an experienced mortgage on real property. The loans tive session of sixty days Instead of rafanute builder, here to Investigate may be repaid to the state at the op forty and an increase in pay of the the possibility of adapting that method members from $8 to $5 a day, having tion of the borrower in annual, semi to British. Columbia timber exports. annual or quarterly Installments, passed the Smith-Eberhard-Hare joint The rafanutes are made of square reeolutlon to refer the propoeed change which in each year’s period must ag timbers. Mr. Olsson, though express gregate 6 per cent of the total bor to the people. ing nothing definite, believes that the Bill Bane Allen Teachers. rowed. tremendous timbers of the British Co Aliens or disloyal Individuals will lombia forests will make possible the The bill prohibits participation in both federal and state bonus plans, not be permitted to teach in any com construction and successful operation also from receiving bonuses from other mon school, high school, university, of rafanutes far larger than the rafts agricultural collage, normal school or now shipped out of the Baltic. Swedish states. structures carry 4,000.000 or 5.000,000 Relatives of deceased Oregon veter any other state school in Oregon if s feet each. It Is proposed that the ans, or those entitled to receive gov bill Introduced in the house by Repre British Columbia rafts will contain ernment Insurance, would be entitled sentative Belknap of Benton county 15,000,000 to 20,000,000 feet to receive the bonus due to the veter passes. The bill provides that aliens shall an, had he lived until the act became Rothschild’s Best Tip. not be permitted to teach in any of the In 1871 a friend approached Baron effective, the bill provides. schools enumerated unless they have Rothschild, the great financier, who State Income Tax Proposed. declared their intention to become was a firm believer In the maxim "Buy A measure providing for a state in citisene of the United States. The bill when everybody else Is selling and come tax was introduced In the bouse provides for hearings on charges of sell when others are buying," and by Representative Gordon of Multno asked what the hanker considered a disloyalty in teachers and thsir dis- first-class investment. mah. The proposed law follows the charge, if found guilty, and the can “Buy French rentes,” said Roths- federal income tax law in general cellation of their certificates to teach child; “you can get them cheaply form, and provides" for an exemption by the superintendent of public la now." French bonds were then selling of $1000 for single persons and $2000 struction. at 63. for married persons. The rate varies “But the streets of Paris are run- Legislativo Brevities. from 1 per cent on the first 11000 of An effort to change the date of final ning with blood," objected his friend. taxable income up to 6 per cent on “That’s the reason you can buy payment of taxes in Orsgon from Oc Incomes of »10,000 or over. tober 5 to December 5 failed in the them cheaply," replied the money Every person residing In ths state, baron. house. regardless of whether his taxable In A quarter of a century later In 1896 Exemption of Oregon road bonds these bonds were selling at 105 and come is derived from property or busi- from taxation as property is provided were considered as perhaps the most neSS located within or without the in a bill introduced in the house by conservative Investment In the world? state would be subject to the assess- Representative Sheldon. —Wall Street Journal. ment under the act. Repeal of the gravity test law gov Under the proposed law 80 per cent erning gasoline disposed of In Oregon Filer’s Good Work. of the tax shall go to the state and 70 Is provided In a bill introduced by For revealing details hidden from per cent to the county In which it is Representative Belknap. horizontal observation, the value of collected. The iattsr fund then would The house sustained the veto of Gov the “bird’s-eye" view was demonstrated again be divided between the county ernor Olcott and defeated a senate oil! anew tn Iowa not long ago. The at and Its various political subdivisions. authorising county courts and com tention of a filer, circling about near Must Brsnd Storage Eggs. missioners to fix salaries of county D m Moines, was caught by various ribbons of smoke arising from ap Regulation of classification and sale surveyors. parently deserted regions, and closer In of cold storage eggs, foreign eggs, pre The senate by Indefinite postpone spection revealed a number of autos served eggs and incubated eggs Ie pro ment killed the bill Introduced by hidden In the brush, says Popular Me vided In a bill introduced in the senate Senators Bell and Vinton to increase chanics Magazine. When the airman by Senator Porter of Linn county. the pay of circuit court jurors from returned with a companion and made Under the provisions of the bill cold $3 to $4 a day. a landing, a large copper still storago eggs shall include eggs which A bill introduced by Senator Eber discovered, attended by four men and have been In cold storage for more bard constitutes every county in Ore fed with corn from a wagon. HOUSE of With of Big Introduced. MUST than 30 days and before being offered for sale shall be branded or stamped with the word “storage.” When eggs are placed In refrigeration for the pur pose of cold storage there shall be stamped on each container the date when entered In refrigeration. Eggs imported from foreign coun tries shall be sold as such, and the containers in which the eggs are shipped shall be stamped with the gon a judicial district for circuit court purposes. Senator Hume's bill requiring pri vate, denominational and parochial schools to be under the supervision ol the county school superintendents passed the senate. It applies to the schools In all the elementary grades The bill provides the same course of study as In the public schools and the same qualifications for teachers. TRIBUTE L ucky S trike cigarette HE bottom has dropped out of business." hear this on all sides; some We people seem to make a specialty of canvassing it and soon become con- As a matter of firmed In the belief. fact business is getting its ‘‘house In order.” As a result of wrong eco nomic conditions It was inevitable. Its toasted A Daniel was not necessary to read the hand writing on the wall. But Grasp This—Business depres sions are just as normal as booms. Statistics show this. perience proves it. Our own ex Why, then wail over the existing condition of things? Let us have faith in our country— Our fellow men— Save Pennies— Waste Dollars 4 “ save Some users of printing pennies by get- Our business— NOBODY ever played the United States short and won. ting inferior work and lose dollars through lack of ad vertising value in the work they get Printers as a rule charge very reasonable prices, for none of them get rich although nearly all of them work hard Hermiston Auto Co We have a few 50 Gal. Oil Drums for sale. Moral: Cioè your printing to a good printer and save money. While they last $4.50 Aviation Students Hold Exhibition Our Printing Is Unexcelled i. “ HOTEL (4 CORNELIUS | : à h i sf 7 ■ e s A e ., Sears . Two of the most homelike hotels in Portland, located in the heart of the shopping and theatre district. All Oregon Electric trains stop at . r the Seward Hotel, the House of Cheer. Excellent dining room in connection. The Hotel Cornelius, the House of Welcome, is only two short blocks from the Seward. Our brown busses meet all trains.Rates and up. W. C. CULBERTSON. Prop. $1.50 ** ** ■ % Saxsticecsssttsss The Illinois Model Aero club, made up of boys who are interested in the building of airplanes and in all branches of aviation, and which is fathered by the Aero Club of America, held a model contest recently In Chicago, at which models of almost every prominent plane were exhibited. Your Telephone What does your telephone service mean to you? In the successful operation of your business is your telephone necessary? Does the telephone in your residence prove more than a convenience and preform an part in the management of your affairs? In fact, don't you find good telephone service essential in both your office and home The Telephone Company believes you do and want to supply that service to you. Telephone properties are now operated at a loss in the State of Oregon. Increased rates are necessary to continue present service and attract plant needed. capital for building not pay? Is not the Telephone Company entitled to rates which will enable them to continue to furnish good telephone service to people of Oregon, and without which they cannot carry out their plans for de velopment? These are questions of importance and should interest every telephone user. The Matrimonial Kind. clous floorwalker. “We are having a special sale of collars today." “The same. A preacher put it ce . me."— Birmingham Age-Herald. new Can investors be expected to furnish funds for extensions when the present plant does “The men's wear department Is aisles to the left, sir,” said the offi- "I don't want any collars," said the meek-looking man who was watting for his wife. “I've been wearing a pretty stiff one for twenty years.” “The same collar, sir?” important The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
