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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 193.
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Oregon Control Board Sees
No Objection to Taking
Own Supply of Liquor Into
Public Dining Places
PORTLAND, Jan. 28. (--Although
hotel and restaurant will not be
permitted to dispense hard liquor un
der terms of the Knox law, the Ore
gon liquor control commlAslon feels
a person may take his own liquor to
such a place- and drink It In any
manner he dealrea.
"As long as the Individual does not
create a disturbance or the place be
come a nuisance," Chairman McMor
ran of the commission said, "a person
can take hts own liquor Into a res
taurant or hotel and do his own
drinking publicly In the manner ho
deal res."
Illicit Hale Is Target. '
"The thing to be eliminated. In the
operation of the control law," he
continued, "Is the Illicit sale of liquor
and the attending lawlessness. If the
act la universally supported, temper
ance will be ultimately achieved."
Plve state liquor stores wll be ready
for operation In Portland, February
10, according to George L. Sammis,
state control administrator. He satd
a store at Salem will be opened the
next day, and one at Eugene th day
following. Stores and agencies In
other cities of the state will be open
ed rapidly from then on.
To Get Training.
Those selected to operate the Salem
store will work in the Portland stores
on the opening day; those who w:ll
operate the Eugene store will work in
the Salem office on the day that es
tablishment Is opened, ami the same
process .vlll be employed in training
emplo s who will operate stores in
other jectlons of the state.
SALEM, Jan. 35. P) Expenditure
toy the Oregon liquor control com
mission for liquor stock and equip
ment, salaries and other materials are
just charges against the state and the
secretary of state must Issue warrants
for same, despite the suit pending
before the state supreme court on the
validity of the Knox bill appropriating
funds for that purpose, the attorney
general held In an opinion handed
down today.
Warrants Must Be Paid.
The opinion was requested by the
liquor commission In Tier of the ac
tion of Klamath Falls to test the con
stitutionality of the act. The attorney-general
held that all warrants
for expenditures must be paid until
such time as the entire act Is de
dared unconstitutional,
Attorney-General I. H. VanWlnkle
added that Indications point It im
probable that the law would be de
clared unconstitutional, namely that
section referring to operation within
Incorporated cities. He held the act
waa legal until declared otherwise.
PET DEER OF CCC
DIVERSIFIED DIET
Tier usual menu for the day a
package of cigarettes (to chew), a
plug of tobacco, a few slices of bread,
cellophane and candy wrappers. On
Sunday the funny papers and .the
rotogravure section. On special oc
casion (whenever she can get them)
camp rosters.
Such Is the diet of Annie, the pet
doe at the Elk Creek COO camp, who
aids In policing the parade grounds
by devouring the debris.
Annie, along with Tut, the white
bulldog, is one of the favorite pets
at the camp, and since she was
adopted by the company early In the
summer, has proved a favorite with
the men. Annie's mother was killed
by a speeding truck near Ijake o' the
Woods CCC ctmp last summer, and
the orphaned fawn waa taken Into
camp by the men, where pampered,
she has become devoted to the work
era there.
When snow necessitated the re-location
of the camp to Elk Creek from
Lake o the woods. Annie was bun
dled Into the truck with the three
cats and three dogs, the net per
aonel of the camp. It was at the
nw camp that Annie and Tut be
came devoted friends, and visitors at
the camp most any day may see the
two animals frisking about together.
Each morning the nets line up at
the mesa hall door for breakfast a
bowl of condensed milk for the cats,
craps of bacon and fried potatoes
for the dogs, and bread for Annie.
And while waiting lor the mesa cal.,
Annie and Tut get their morning ex
ercise. Tut has painfully Irarned a
warlnees for Annie's sharp front hoofs.
When Tut barks, Annie will piourettt
nd retreat in her pogo-stlck man
ner, with the bulldog recovering and
snapping fiercely at her.
Annte's friends have constructed for
her a little home against the mew.
hall, which is well sheltered from tin
winds howling down the canyons of
the Cascade western alone.
One morning recently. Captm
Olenn J. Key. commanding officer,
waa calling the roster of men, when
Annie raced by and grabbed the Hit
from him. Iter, the copy was found
It In en illegible condition. Annie had
eaten half of It,
HUNDREDS DROWN AS
YELLOW RIVER RISES
SHANGHAI, Jan. 23. (AP) Sev
eral hundred persona were drowned
and an estimated 4000 were made
homeless by a Hidden rise of the Yel
low river in southern Hope, province,
the stricken area reported today.
Thousands climbed housetops and
trees in a frantic effort to eecape
the cold, swirling waters, choked
with loe cakes.
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