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Budget Commission Reports.
hardware
jind Farm
[mplements
The recom m endations of the sta te
budget comm ission were ready for the
legislature when it convened Monday.
They call for appropriations aggregat­
ing $6,416,832.23 for the biennium of
1923 and 1924.
The $6,416,832.23 Is th e am ount
recommended for actual appropriation
by the legislature. Requirem ents for
; the biennium for those sta te activities
: supported by fixed levies or continu-
! ing appropriations are estim ated at
$13,388,696.78, and requirem ents of self
m aintaining boards, com m issions and
departm ents are placed a t $27,363,-
| 809.23.
The free te x t book bill fathered by
R epresentative W oodward of Mult­
A plain picture fram e painted or
nomah county is likely to arouse con­ stained and titted with handles makes
siderable controversy.
The oppon­ a lovely tray, if one has a piece of
ents of the free tex t book bill will Chinese embroidery brocade or a quaint
base th eir fight largely on the ground old print to put underneath the glass.
th at it will increase taxes, while those A coffee can covered with tapestry or
who favor the bill claim they have cretonne edged with gold braid and
topped with a colored glass ring for a
figures showing th a t in o th er sta te s
handle form s tin attrac tiv e cake or
free text books have not m aterially in­ candy box. The powder dish Is m ad“
creased taxes.
of u grapefruit yhis« covered with gold
R epresentative W oodward has also net. T he curtain pulls a re easily made
sponsored a bill extending suffrage
to ail qualified voters in school elec-
PROMINENT PLACE
t lo i \ and another to prohibit the
FOR THE HEIRLOOM
w earing of sectarian garb in any pub­
lic school.
W hile a sim ilar sectarian garb bill
was defeated la the 1921 session, In­
dications are th a t th ere will be little.
If any, opposition to th a bill in this
session.
A farm bloc and an antl-log-rolllng
block have been organlxed In the
house.
The farm bloc will vote as a unit
against m easures which do not seem
to be a good thing from the farm ers’
viewpoint, while t)he anti-log-rolling
bloc Is going to Insist th a t every
m easure be considered on its m erits
and not traded or leg-rolled through
the house.
Allen Land Bill Introduced
All aliens not eligible to citizenship
In the United S tates would be barred
from ow nership sf real property or
j control of corporations in Oregon un-
j der the term s of a bill introduced In
the house by R epiesentatives Bailey
and Huston.
The bill is modeled closely after
the California antl-allen land law and
Is sim ilar to a bill Introduced in the
1921 session of the Oregon legislature
and defeated because of the federal
opposition to the m easure at th a t time.
B etter Ice Cream W anted.
if you have an heirloom, try t
Two bills directed at ice cream m ake it the center of an a rtistic grouj’
m anufacturers w ere Introduced In the Such a piece as this cloisonne vase i:
house, one by O verturf and the other much more effective than if placed
random in a modern' room.
by Cary.
The O verturf bill would Increase the
am ount of milk fat in Ice cream from TO MAKE HALLWAY
8 to 12 per c en t; from 6 to 9 per cent
PLEASING TO EYE
n fruit ice cream and from 6 to 9
per cent In nut ice cream .
The Cary bill would Increase the
percentage in plain ice cream from
8 to 10 per cent; in fruit ice cream
from 6 to 8 per cent and in nut ice
cream from 6 to 8 per cent.
Only natural-born or naturalized
American citizens could be employed
by contractors on public works being
lone eith er by the sta te or any muni-
c polity in it, if a bill introduced by
R epresentative H urlburt becom es a
aw. Violation of the proposed law
>' 0 "!d be penalized by a fine of from
50 to $500 or jail im prisonm ent of
com 30 to 90 days.
House Commends Highway Body.
expressions of w arm est commenda-
Hon for the present sta te highway
om mission and Its work were contain-
d in a resolution Introduced ia the
"rise by Graham and adopted with-
>!t a dissenting vote. Not only did ,
lie resolution express confidence In
nd gratitude to the m em bers, but It
so declared th at the rapid develop­
ment of the sla te during the last five
ITS had amply dem onstrated the wis-
am of the road program.
An effort to prevent the change of
party registration and keep dem ocrats
n ils a ttrac tiv e hallway was fu r­
m n voting in republican prim aries or nished with a golden oak drop-leaf
republicans from voting In dem ocratic table from a departm ent store, a chair
I rlm aries is made in a bill Introduced from tile a ttic and an old m irror. If
n the house by R epresentative Kueha. you are not good at drawing, take
:ny design th a t will tit the spaces
Legislative Brevities.
n the furniture, prick holes with a
The appointm ent of T. H. Crawford
f La Grande as a m em ber of the large pin. around the outlines of the
board of regents of Oregon agricul­ li'avers and. placing the design fine
tural collegd was ratified by the sen d 'wn on the furniture, dust powdered
'■hulk through the holes. The design
at ■ Mr. Crawford succeeds Governor
Is thus transferred to the surface and
W alter M. Pierce.
can he painted In with oil paints.
The first bill to receive favorable
consideration In the senate was In­
“ Sevsrth C ’ js ¡ Ho."
troduced by Senator a tra y e r of Baker,
H you were on the Mount of (dives
and provides for the designation of the
ot along tlie «I, 'e s of tlie Jo r
east and west road throngh the sta te
n you might hear >ne whirl of the
as the Old Oregon Trail.
- “ pellei as the p:„oc from Jerusalem
The first county salary increase bill ' op ,,(f on lis i*
at itigli! to tlie
bobt'i d up In (he house when Repr
a l hward, with oiail amt passengers
sentative Miles introduced a m easure Mi appealing fact In the news of Hie
It infghi he rtilp-'i the Seventh
having for Its purpose au increase ii. •lay
T h e thinker ha« al tea«t
alary for the trea su re r of Columbia < rasade.
raptured the lin i, m l with li for 211
county from $1000 to $1200 a y t*r
centurie* s u i s v - i - 1 ¡I, i, Pi,«l tlie «.,1
changing the dale for paying the dier Fnnn Life
first half of all taxes from April 5 to
June 1 Is the purpose of an amend
i t -t fo the tax Ian s Introduced In th*
Peculiar Reckoning.
V 8enator Johnson of Renton
hi a lla rry de w ndt visited the
BANK OF NYSSA
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buying your spring outfit
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AHEN YOU TH IN K O F IN SU RA N CE, TH IN K OF T H E
J. BOY DELL, AGENCY
sure and insure w ith a reliable agency. Each and every loss,
ge or sm all, has been prom ptlypaid, to the satisfaction of the
,ured.
I* insurance ag en t ia as essential to the w elfare of your com
(nity as the doctor who guards its heulth, or the policeman
o p atrols its treats.
Vough the organization he represents, he m akes it possible
business to function on a large scale, m akes it possible to
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Sausage
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ulatetl quite long distances la
t< os of kettles, an almost Identical
C l Sioiu at the other end of Asia
If a
h '« ry was tire kclllee long an ox-
P ier found they un am th at it would
hd >• us long as ii would to boll live
D istric t is W A R D D R A IN A G E D IS­
T R IC T.
2. T he b o u n d a ry lines o f th e pro­
posed D ra in ag e D istrict a re a s fol­
lows :
TO
THE
D R E A M LA N D
C om m encing a t th e q u a rte r corner
T h e a tre , O N TA R IO , will be given on the N o rth side o f section fi,
by us w ith ev ery $1 p urchase and 5 T p. 20 S o u th , R ange 47 E a s t;
F R E E tic k e ts w ith ev ery tir e (T H IS thence W est V4 m ile; thence South
M O NTH O N L Y ). You w ill find we Vi m ile; thence w est to th e e ast hank
save you m oney on a n y size tir e or of th e O w yhee d itc h ; thence along
said e a s t bank o f O w yhee d itch in
tube.
so u th e rly d irectio n to a point w here
SE 1B F R L IN G A N D PO R T A G E
said e a s t bunk in te rse c ts th e south
casin g s a re m ade, in O N E G RA DE
lino of Sec. 1, Tp. 20 S, R ange 4(1 E;
O N LY— th a t is the b e st, and wo
thence e a s t to th e so u th q u a r te r cor.
have o ver 60 sa tisfie d
boosters
to section (>; thence n o rth V» m ile;
m ound O n ta rio u sin g them m any
thence e a s t 000 fe e t; thence n o rth to
have bou g h t full se ts a f te r using
th e n o rth line of section 0; thence
one. W e claim to be th e only firm
w est to point of beginning .
n M alheur county sellin g a
8. The to ta l a c re a g e included in
30 x 3'/2 over size f ir s t g ra d e
the said proposed " D ra in a g e D istrict
F abric c asin g a t
$10.50
is 407 acres.
We have NOT advanced prices on
4. T he nam es of, th e ow ners of
tire s and tubes.
the land in said proposed dra in a g e
SE N D FO R O U R PR IC E L IST S.
d is tric t a s show n by the records of
M alheur C ounty, O regon, and the
a cre ag e owned by each o f said ow n­
e rs is a s follow s:
Auto A ccessories
N am es.
A creage.
O N TA R IO , OR Jo h n W ard .......................................... 147
I Ham Brown ...................
155
C has. G a rriso n ................................. 90
SLIP COVER WILL
H. J. W ard ............
00
REJUVENATE CHAIR M alheur C ounty ................................. 13
O regon S h o rt L ine ..........................
2
, 5. The proposed reclam a tio n and
p rotection of said lands is fo r s a n ­
ita ry and a g ric u ltu ra l p u rp o se s; and
such proposed reclam a tio n and p ro ­
tection will be conducive to the p u b ­
lic h ealth and w e lfare , and of public
u tility and b en efit.
6. All of th e lands included in
said proposed d is tric t a re properly
included th e re in , and will be b ene­
ficially a ffe c te d by th e o p e ratio n s of
th proposed d istric t.
7. T he b e n e fits o f such proposed
reclam a tio n and pro tectio n will e x ­
ceed the d a m a g e to be done; and the
b e st in te re s t o f th e land included,
| and o f th e ow ners o f such land a s a
whole and of the public a t la rg e ,
will be prom oted by the form ation
•n d proposed o p e ratio n o f said dis-
I tric t.
8. The fo rm atio n o f a d ra in a g e
d is tric t u n d e r th e provisions of
C h a p te r 340 o f the G eneral L aw s of
V -fT
O regon for 1915, u n d e r th e p ro v is­
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ions of which th is p etitio n is p ro ­
a-,.1'
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pose 1, is a p ro p e r and a d v an tag e o u s
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m ethod of accom plishing th e re c la ­
m atio n and p ro tectio n of th e land in
the aid proposed D rain ag e D istrict.
slip covers are used, not onl> 10 pro-
9. The
proposed
plan fo r the
• nil nd in c led they may very s u o reclam ation and p ro tec tio n of the
• 'fully rejuvenate an old chair or i land in said proposed d ra in a g e d is­
ich which must otherw ise be dis­ tric t, is by tile d ra in s. T h ere will be
mal.
A com fortable old leath er
co n stru cted tw o 12-inch tile d ra in
ir which was badly worn is here
wvn fitted with a cover of flowered la te ra ls, one o f which will s ta r t on
tonne to m atch the hangings of the C has. G a rriso n ’s land, and the o th e r
n : room, bed room or sun purloi i on John W a rd ’s land and m eetin g in
a common d ra in
on line betw een
; Jo h n W a rd ’s and R. H. B row n’s and
Sh&kc&fjeare Fl.At.1.3 . n r ; J 3 .
thence to th e river.
Hi« (Jreck tongue . made famous
T he land included in t h e proposed
elpfjuent by liom er. Hesiod, Kitrip-
d istric t is so situ a te d th a t, w ith o u t
Acsciiyitis, Sopho les, I'indarus,
•••y lid cm and A risto p h an es; and the ditch es being c o n stru cted , th e w a te r
a longue by Virgil. Ovid, Horace. is n o t drain ed o ff and th e land re ­
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Itnllcus, I. tii-aniis. Lucretius, m ain s cold and sour.
sonius and Clatidinus, so the Hag
10. The sig n e rs o f th is p etitio n
tongue is m ightily invested in a g re e th a t th e y will pay any and all
»• ornam ents and resplem h nt ha
expenses in cu rred , and a n y ta x or
im ents by Sir Philip Sidney, Spen
Daniel, D rayton W arner. Shake- tax e s th a t m ay be levied a g a in st
rr. Marlowe and Chapm an.—F ran th e ir re sp ectiv e lands fo r th e p u r­
pose o f p a y in g th e exp
,e o f o r­
Meres. In Palladia Tamla.
g a n iz in g o r a tte m p tin g 1 o organize
NOTICE O F H E A R IN G P E T IT IO N the proposed d is tric t, such expense
*0 FORM D R A IN A G E D ISTR IC T to be ta x e s a g a in s t tbv lands of the
r\ T T H E COU NTY COURT O F T H E sig n e rs in pro p o rtio n to the num ber
ST A T E O F OREGO N FO R T H E of a cres owned by them and a ffe c t­
CO U N TY O F M A LH EU R .
ed by th e proposed d ra in a g e.
Notice is hereby given th a t h e arin g
11. W H E R E F O R E ,
y o u r p e ti­
■ -i the follow ing petition will be held tio n e rs p ra y th a t th e lands described
t the C ourt H ouse in the c ity of herein, o r such o f them as m ay be
Vale, O regon, on the 5th d a y of found by th e c o u rt to be p roperly
I n c h , 1923, fo r the p urpose of de- included in th e proposed d ra in a g e
• ¡m ining w h e th er the p ra y e r of said d istric t, e ith e r p e rm a n en tly o r u n til
p etitio n shall be g ra n te d .
f u rth e r
in v estig a tio n
and su rv ey s
Ml persons ow ning or claim ing an m ay p e rm it elim ination, shall he d e­
in te re s t in lands described in snid clared
organized
into a d ra in a g e
i it ion ire hereby notified to ap p ea r d istric t
under
the
provision
of
it said place and on said d a te if the C h a p te r 340 of the G eneral Law s
p ra y e r of said petition should not he of O regon fo r th e y e ar 1915.
'. a n t e d .
Jo h n W ard.
H. S. S ackett
H. J . W ard.
C lerk of M alheur Co. C ourt.
Chas. G arrison.
R. H. Brown.
A FREE TICKET
llm id-hruided ru g s of the uld-fush-
loned variety a re m ore easily m ade
than many people think. T he rags
ure torn about th ree inches wide, anil
the edges turned In as they are b ra id ­
ed. Tlie braid Is then colled In the
center and sewn flat, or, for the oval
rugs, two parallel rows serve as a
center. Always keep th e rugs as flat
iis possible.
T h e round rugs a t
tlie top of the sketch a re blue ami
w hite w ith blue borders. Tlie m iddle
one Is m ade of sc rap s of cretonne and
colored gingham s, and th e lower one
of tan and Mack stockings.
FRAMES HARMONIZE
WITH FURNISHINGS
yssa Packing Co !
REAL ESTATE
Make Your Dollars Carry You
They will be your willing slaves and give ^ou
the independence of a king—if you treat them
right.
Treating them right means just this: Put
them in an account in this bank. Add to it at
regular intervals. Watch your bank account
grow and rest assured that want cannot attack
the home with a substantial bank account back
of it.
Kubli is the only one in s ig h t No
other m em ber hasindicated th a t he
has in prep aratio n an income tax
bill. Moat m em bers believe th at P»a-
sage of an income tax at thfa session
is Inevitable. The only debatable ques­
tions are how to avoid double taxa­
tion and too much adm inistrative over­
head.
We carry a complete stock of
ust out of the smoke honse.
HAND-BRAIDED RUGS
PICTURE FRAMES
ARE EASY TO MAKE
MAKE GOOD TRAYS
T he two a ttrac tiv e m irrors shown
•re a re m ade by covering old m irror
rallies with shirring» of some m aterial
hlch harm onizes with one’s room fu r­
nishings. The lower one of black vel­
vet is rich enough for any living room,
it has a cording o f black satin next to
'lie m irror and a corded ornam ent and
tassel a t the top. The oval one Inn
.'lowered cretonne or plain satec
shirred ovc • the fram e.
GOOD ARRANGEMENT
ALWAYS NECESSARY
A com fortable and inviting cornel
such as the one shown in the sketch
Is the result of care In selection of
right pieces and placing of them in
Ihe right |M)sltions. The light from
the lam p m ust fall a t the proper angle
for reading and the chair m ust be
within easy reach of the bookcase
Parker’s Tire Shop
" O T H E HO N O RA BLE CO U N TY
COURT O F M A LH EU R COU NTY,
ST A T E O F O REG O N :
The undersigned, being ow ners of
originally flip Mara or tripie crown
of Hie pojie, was a plain high cap. m ore th an fifty per cent of the ^ re-
ge of the contiguous body o f alkali,
much like those in which doges of
Venice ure so often represented in oil w et and overflow land in M alheur
pictures
It was first introduced by f'o-inty, O regon, h e re in a fte r described
l*»>po Nicholas I. In Siki
Ju st alien do hereby petition your honorable
file first coronet was added is a mat Bodv to cause to be organized a
ter of uncertainty, hill the se-ond w as
ola .q !i> Pope I Ion I race VIM in 12115
in' the ihlrd hv Ihipe f ’rtuin V. shout
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ST A T E
O F O R E G O N ,)
) , s.
C ounty of M alheur.)
f. Ivan E. O akes, bein g f i r s t d rlv
sw orn, sqy th a t I have read the fo ra ­
going p etition and th a t I believe th "
alle g atio n s th e re o f to he tru e . I
fu rth e r s ta te th a t the sig n a tu re s ap-
pended to said p etitio n a re tru e and
p ro p e r sig n a tu re s of persons w hose
Extending O 'c Adage.
A stitch In Mine «lives n!ne T h is Is
as true of i-hnrncterw as It I* o f cloth -a
Reside« I h e increased labor when nine
stitches are needisl there Is the Itahll
it, o a le T r li’b of mending The less
mending fn this world rhe (letter for
L ast publication F e b ru a ry 16, 1923.