Vernonia eagle., February 02, 1923, Image 6

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as
volves a constitutional arue
If passed by the house will go before
the voters for action at the genera)
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election in 1924. A companion bill
which covers the proposed test in de­
tail requires that before a voter
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With Half of Session Gone Only be qualified he or she must pass a
reading and writing.
*. Six Unimportant Measures in The
senate refused to approve a
/ Have Passed Both Houses. I Introduced in the house which provld- t
for the physical examination of teach­
ers in the public schools. The bill was
< Salem.—When the legislature as- referred to a committee for drastic
■ sembled Monday for the fourth week amendments.
lot the session there was very little
Another one of Representative Wood
• to its credit in the way of bills passed ward's educational bills went into th<
|and sent up to the governor. Only s:x discard when the house defeated a pro­
unimportant bills had passed both posal providing for transportation of
• houses. Most of the failure to ac- pupils who reside more than three
complin results during the first three miles away from a school house.
weeks is attributed to failure of the
Dairymen, milk dealers and distribu
This etlort on our part to get acquainted with the Vernonia people has been more than a success.
We
committees to report out bills referred tors would be protected from the heavy
to them for attention.
have been too bu.-y taking care of our buein >ss to meet and greet all of you personally, but now that we are
loss now suffered through the pur­
chase and resale by junk dealers of
on cur feet again we will be more than pleased to have you come and take part in this Get to gather Sale,
With one-half of the session gone milk bottles, proponents of a bill by
which offers you great savings.
* by without any legislation of major Representative Meindl, which passed
5 importance, both houses must turn in the house, claim.
A bill introduced by Senator Eddy
and do some real work this week if
- they wish to keep the legislative and amended by the committee on
Exclusive Agency for
Exclusive Agency for
i wheels from being clogged late in the roads and highways, provides that
session. Doubtless both houses will farmers who obtain permission of the
state highway commission to move
quit cutting out Saturday's hereafter,
heavy machinery over the roads oa
and In the future work Saturday morn­
Plain an Spring Heel; Plain and Calked Soles; 12
the state and comply strictly with the
ings gnd hold a short afternoon ses­
Shops,
Oxfords
anil
Pumps
in
St-
Ck.
regulations as laid down by the com
and 16 inch tops in stock.
sion, instead of suspending activities
mission, shall not be liable for any
Friday afternoon.
damage that may result
At the close of the third week of
Compensation for Sheriffs.
the session the house had a total of
S’.
Compensation
for sheriffs or depu­
bills'before it and the senate 104.
•'a' grand total far less than any ses­ ties Injured in the pursuit of their
official duties or for their dependents
sion in recent years..
27-in. Outing Flannel
/Not -piany of the bills before either in the event of death of one of these
officials is provided for in a bill intro­
house are of much controversial mo­
All Wool Shirts
Heavy cotton double sheet Blankets, in grej’
duced by Senator Klepper, which sets
tn blue cheek, pink, while and
ment, and ought nof tjij:.require much
dark colors.
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i- time tor their disposition once they aside an appropriation of $25,000 for
and white with blue horde's. Thea- Aa *70 Regulation Khaki Army Shirts, all
Sale Price
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get out of committee and up for final this purpose to be administered by the
wool, wit reinforced el­
are
soft warm and enticing Sale price tD X • • </
industrial accident commission.
action.
bows, Sale Price
Turkish Towels
The tax on gasoline would be raised
Insurance Bills Missing.
60
X
78
Wool
Blankets
20 X 38, heavy, with blue and white
Some big pieces of legislation much from 2 cents a gallon to 4 cents and
JuH th? thing for rough outside and
Men’ Heavy Knit Jumbo Sweater
borders. Perfect weave.
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talked of before the session have not license fees would be reduced on all
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automobiles
under
the
provisions
of
Coats with hige storm
Sale
Price
vvL
inside
use.
Sale
Price
made their appearance. Particularly,
collars.
Sale
Price
two
bills
introduced
in
the
house
by
the measures bearing on the industrial
Women’s Underwear
66 X 84 Nashua Blankets
accident commission, expect to come Senator Klepper aud Representative
Meindl.
from both sides of the fence, have not
Heavy cottor shirts and drawers. Reg­
No better made. These have a world
yg
Men’s all leather work glove» in wrist
Under the new license regulations,
been put in. One of these bills from
ular $1,25 sellers.
AO/’
and gauntlet styles. RegU-
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45c
wide
reputation
for
durability
and
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»Vc/
Sale Price
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the labor side would be to propose it this bill is adopted, licenses for
lar 50c and 75c values
beau y, Sale Price
a constitutional amendment to make automobiles weighing less than 1700
27-in. Dress Gingham
the act compulsory, and the other pounds would cost $7.50 instead of $15
66 X 80, 1OO Per Cent Virgin Wool Blankets
Men’s Canvas gloves with heavy leath­
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from the employers' side would open as at present, and automobiles weigh
In many choice colors.
Ing
more
than
this
would
be
licensed
er face, gauntlet and short.
in
blue
and
white;
also
in
pink
and
Q
fkt?
’' tfie adt'ftfrther to stock insurance
Sale Price
for
a
flat
rate
of
$12.50
instead
of
Sale Price
••-cdihpanle» ap_d self-insurance. While
vvhi(e. Only seeing is coir incing
measures ^covering both of these have on the sliding scale now provided
been prepared, aqd have been at the which reaches a maximum of $97.
The tire width basis of computing
Canvas Gloves plain
capital for some little time, appear­
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ances indicate that neither may ma- motor truck license fees is abandoned
and a flat rate of $60 for motor trucks
' i vtSrialize.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx, mak­
Practically all of the general put
ap and $25 tor trailers provided when
In announcing the arrival of New
solid tires are used and $40 for motor
ers of world renown good, per­
ipriation bills have yet to come in, only
Merchandise we will say we are offer­
and trucks and $25 for trailers when four
fect "tting men’s suits
If a
one deficiency bill having been par-
ing you crisp, new spring goods at In­
pneumatic
tires
are
used.
man wants a good suit for the
' through to save interest charges,
troductory Sale Prices, among them
Positively 100 par cent virgin
Would Post Lord's Prayer.
lowest pries in can be bought, he
' -’one of the measures to provide
we have
wool
Overcoats, made of the
wants one of these. The fact
A bill introduced in the senate by
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* tially for legislative expenses.
Now
Woolen
Piece
Goods
that he saves more money in best Oregon wool. Belted and
.The Hall consolidation bill will take Senator La Follette would make it
this sale than any other is be­ staple style», in dark brown.
compulsory for any person conducting
its place upon the calendar of the
Serge, Suitings, and Wool Flannels.
cause
the goods make it so.
a
public
office,
place
of
religious
wor
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a , senate tor final passage this week.
Heav . V. e gilt wool sox in
Sale Price $21.50
Silks
Senator Johnson, whose bill was ship, fraternal ball, school, court house,
Sale Price, $37.50
while and <1 irk grey, pr.
shop,
store,
mill
or
other
place
where
.sidetracked by the committee in favor
Taffetas,
Messalina,
Crepe
De
Chine
of the Hall measure, abandoned his men, women or children are employed,
in prevailing colors and shades nt Sale
plan of attempting to substitute his or who gather in bodies for labor or
Men’i heavy work shirts, the “Big
Prices. •
bill for that of Senator Hall. The Hall worship, to have one or more copies
Eftough', brand, blue and
grey, e„ch
bill received the indorsement of Gov­ of the Lord’s prayer posted where it
D. M. C. Embroidery Cotton
ernor Piqrce in a speech in Portland may easily be seen and read.
Men's heavy work shoes. $1.50
Ladies’ strsp pumps, calf skin,
Stranded and Rope, in many colors;
The so-called non-sectarian garb bill,
last week.
to
$5.00 values, in brown and
in the latest styles, all sizes;
also black and white. These are offer­
Five interlocking bills looking to which has been under consideration
bl
ck, with heavy leather soles.
some
lined
in
Suede.
ed at Sale Prices.
the consolidation and elimination of by members of the senate educational i
Sale Price $3.65
Sale Price $3.49
state departments, boards and commis­ committee for more than a week, was
Trimming Beads
Men's Dress Shoes, all leather.
reported
out
favorably.
This
bill,
as
sions, were introduced by Senator
Black and brown Oxfords, a In brown and black; calf skin, in
All popular shapes and color», at In­
reported provides that any teacher
Hare.
well made all leather shoe. Reg­ very dressy lasvs. Regular $5.50
troductory Sale Prices.
who violates its provisions shall be
Consider Income Tax Bills.
ular *6.50 values.
and $6.00 values.
Actual consideration of the three In­ subject to suspension from the schools.
Sale
Price
$3.98
Sale Price S4.35
Boys' Slipover Sweaters in all colors;
come tax bill» introduced in the legis­ Originally the bill provided for a fine
Ages 8 to 18 years.
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lature began Monday night when the or imprisonment in the county jail for
* 4.00 values, at
joint- committee on assessment and any teacher violating its provisions.
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taxation began a series of sessions It originally was introduced in the
Warren,
with members of the state tax investi­ house by Representative Woodward
"With Two Pairs of Pants’’
Boys’ O. D. Wool Shirts,
___________ _________ _____ commls- and received favorable consideration
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gation commission, Frank M.
in O. D. and grey, at
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Hon,
and
Dr.
Jamei
Gilbert,
head
of
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by that body.
Knickerbockers, ages 8 to
chairman of the state audit
the economie»
thè
economic» department of the Uni-
Legislative Brevities.
16, in a rich mixture of
▼eralty of Oregon.
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A horizontal reduction of 10 per
Boys’ winter weight cotton
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patterns.
Most of these
The apparent lack of authority un­ cent in taxes by all tax-levying bodies
union suits, all sizes, aP
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have
two
pairs
of
pants.
der existing laws to check the expendi- is directed by a measure introduced by
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* ture» of approximately 40 offices, "enator Dennis.
boards and commissions now opera­
Senator Brown has introduced a bill
tive in Oregon, was criticised severely providing that two of the five mem­
in a letter sent by Governor Pierce bers of the state game commission
register will ring at I asi n midnight for just thia trade
Mr. & Mrs. Smith entertained
.A.,^,,|o C. J §mith, chairman of the senate shall be farmers.
the
Vernon Club Thursday night
He
has
seen
much
of
it
and
dozen limes between 7 30»in ••
way»’ a’nd means committee, and W.
Governor Pierce signed a bill intro­
in
honor
of their 5th. wedding
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»«- D' Fletcher, chairman of the ways and duced by Senator Strayer designating
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8 a. in. from men stopping declares that loggers have anniversary. Dainty refresh­
means committee of the house. Cor­ the east and west highway through
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Mr made the staten'ent that they ments were served at a late l our
M". Halton expressed him­ on then way to work
recting thè existing evil by placing the state as the old Oregon trail.
would trade at home if it Those present were Mr. and Mrs
ic.;• these.offices, boards and commissions
Absent voters hereafter will include self in a very harmonmu , Haltom says our Chamber of
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wasent a graveyard. The Farnsworth. Mr. and Mrs Br >wn
under the jurisdiction of the ways railroad employes actually employed
diplomatic and
forceable Commerce should send out
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and means committees was suggested in maintaining train service and ab­
Beaver Camp for instance Mr. and Mrs. Lindley, Mr andv
. br Governor Pierce in his communi- sent on election day if the bill which manner to us this wonk on a bundles of Vernonia Liters,
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coni.I not eat. supper and Mrs. Arnold. Mr. ana Folger,
’* ’ catlob.
passed the house becomes a law.
successful buisness In a grow ture, and ads and boosts.
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c*.J One notable feature of the present
drive to Vernonia by 7.<>clock and Mr. and Smith.
Minors are prohibited from being ing oily.
He
spoke
in
the
highest
Mr.
Hal
om
lias
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...,< session is the absence of "salary grab" employed in public dance halls, either
approval at our and I hats only one’ inwfano«*
bills. Instead of increasing salaries in connection with dances or furnish­ had 30 yerrs »xperience hi terms <>l
thè present legislature seems inclined ing the music for them, under the
the letaii business, and his Merchants protective Asso­ In siitt.mer ’.he big tourists
1 Wbt-enly to cut tbpm, but abolish jobs terms of a bill passed by the house.
Ills*-) dont stop Io camp be-
Tillamook stoie is certainly ciation, saying that tl»eie is
as well. Bills Intended to abolish a
Enforcement of the prohibition and
number of offices and boards have ap­ narcotic drug laws of the state will be a monument thi- good no end of good »hat it can 8 '»clock and many dollars
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peared.
put squarely up to Governor Pierce in
and
business accomplish. The credit end will bi- left by them. He
Representative Randall has introduc­ case two bills introduced by Senator judgement
ed a bill which would make a flat cut Eddy meet with favorable considera­ foresight.
II •» says that In of it is absolutely ntcrssiiiy also iidvoc.it»** amusements
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of 20 per cent in the salaries of all tion by the legislature.
wants to find out what Ver­ But Mr. H llom does not for tin- workers, lib)ary, club
. public officials, and Representative
The house passed Kay’s bill direct­
roum.’haili I k u.-e, etc. He
Cartner has sponsored a bill which ing the tax commission to levy each nonia poop e want ami ho favor closing stores at 7 <>•
reduces the salaries of practically all year an amount which it thinks will wants to give it to t'.tm in clock in a town this size I ihb lots of cotif deiice 11) OU.’
state officers, including the governor bn sufficient to administer the pro­
the Haltom Smith Store. sui ported by laboring people city and in ti e farm land
The Carsner bill also reduces the com visions of the veterans' educational
In a timber, mill logging Bays it is five years ahead of surrounding it and says it is
pensation of the heads of the state aid act during the following year.
university and agricultural college and
K. K. Kubll, speaker of the Oregon and industrial city like Ver­ the town. If the loggers cant a city of industry, a fast grow­
limits the pay of professors.
house of representatives was compell­
nonia it is absolutely nec­ get accomodaii ins af er 7.0- ing city dial needs to keep
Literary Test Provided.
ed to return to his home in Portland
up with the rush o* industry
The senate by unanimous vote aJjpt- and take to bin bod. Mr Kubll con­ essary to open one’s store al clock t.iey will go where
and new people. But oiosing
ni ¡ha Clark rc-olu.kn v.Lich w • »id tracted a sovore cold at the capital and 7.30 each morning.
His ex­ they can. In Portland hund­ at 7 will be all right in a
provide a literacy test co a qualities too nines» developed a particularly an
perience proves that
he reds of stores are open till few years to come.
uoa for suffrage. The measure It. noylng attack of bronchitis.
A CONTINUATION OF OUR
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Bergman’s Logger Shoes
Ladles’ Selby Shoes
Piece Goods
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BLANKETS
$3,45
5.45
4.75
29c
NEW ARRIVALS
15c
Men’s Suits $37.50
Overcoats $21.50
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$1.50
Men’s Sox
50c
ladies Shoes Mens Shoes
Boys' Wear
Boys’ Wool Suits
Haltom-Smith Go
1.69
One Price to All
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BUSINESS all the TIME
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