Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-07

Miss "A. Mcculloch, optometrist, re.
moved to Rooms 2O9.2lO, Hubbard bldg.
Glasses correctly fitted
Possession OF five birds in one day
is the limit for hunters under the game
laws as interpreted by Attorney General
Crawford in an opinion rendered this
morning for the benefit and advice OF
state Biologist W. L. Finley, of Port.
land.
Artisans attention. Important meet.
ing tonight. Preparing for state con.
veution TO be held in Salem, November
l. All members urged TO be present.
.
Motion to strike out parts Of the
answer to the complaint brought to an.
nu the charter of the Friars' club. of
Milwaukee, which was allowed by Judge
Campbell. Of the circuit court for
tlaekamas county, according to advices
received by Attorney General Crawford
this morning, gives the defendant club
10 days time in which 10 file an amend.
ed answer and bring the case to issue
for trial
Artisans attention Important meet.
ing tonight. Preparing for state con.
vention 10 bc held In Salem. November
Z. All member, urged to be present.
.
The first meeting Of the fall and win.
ter season of the Mems Liberal Club.
will be held at the Unity church Cot.
tagc and Chemeketa streets, this even.
ing. Plans are 80 be worked for the
season, including addresses by speakers
OF statewide prominence. who have
agreed to come and at tonight 5 meeting
paper will be read by Carl Smith. as.
sistant secretary 10 the railroad com.
mission, upon the subject of estate
Regulation Of Public Utilities and the
Work Of the Railroad Commission Of
Oregon.
Artisans attention. Important meet.
ing tonight Preparing for state con.
Nentlon 10 bee held IN Salem, November
All Of the material for the Land
Products show Ia Portland has been ob.
tanned with the exception Of the wal.
nuts which are not ready for picking.
ANY Of the walnut growers who are aux.
ious 10 get their products before the
largest number Of people will find the
club exhibit q good medium for advey.
tidng their products. large elective
sign Is being constructed that will tell
from whom and from whore the fruits
were obtained.
Since there is no statute 10 cover the
ease specifically IN the Oregon code. ii
the little town of Nenada. in Lane coun.
iy desires 90 conduct a special election
on the local option question on Nov.
ember - the general election date. it
must provide a special ballot 10 permit
those rcsidin within the corporate
limits Of the town TO vote upon the
question and TO prevent those residing
10 the election precinct but outside Oh
the town from voting upon Il, A
specially prepared ballot, a. stated
above Is the only advice which Attor.
ncy General Crawford could offer to
avoid a possibility Of contest Of the
election and even then the attorney
general could not advise a. to how a
court would view the case In the eycut
Of contest,
q
Tho attorneys and tax experts for the
southern Pacific who were 10 come be.
tore the county boatj OF tax cquali7a.
ton yesterday failed 10 show M and
will probably Try 10 arrange for an
other date upon which to meet the
county officials The board is In ses
sion until next Monday and will hear
The arguments Of the railroad men some
time before that date The Southern
Pacific has an interest In about $1,000
arfcs or land In tins county which is
involved In litigation In the United
States courts. The railroad COMPANY
filed a motion before the board asking
that IN ease the United States supreme
court holds thu, the hand belongs to the
railroad company that they be allowed
TO pay only q pcr cent penalty fot
the taxes, delinquent since 1918. instead
Of the full pcual,y "a is charged 10
other taxpayers for delinquency
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