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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1. mo.
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ED BILLS
Measures Designed for Place on
Special Election Ballot May 21
Must Be in on Time.
Salem, Feb. 13. Arguments tn
pupport of referred measures auth
orised by the special legislative ses
sion (or a place on the ballot at
the special election May 21. must be
In the h&ndu of the secretary of
state riot later than ularch 1 tc In
Sure publication In the official
voters' pamphlet, according to Sam
A. Kozer; deputy secretary of state.
Notice to this effect is being sent out
by Kozer to members of the legislative
fcommittfcs named by the president of
the senate and speaker of the house to
prepare these arKuments. The person
fnel of these committers, .filed with the
secretary of state's office, is as follows:
Constitutional amendment extending
eminent domain over roads and high
ways (8. J. R. 17,' Thirtieth legislative
assembly, amending section IS, article
1) Senator Handley and Representa
tives Bean and Fuller.
Constitutional amendment establish
ing limitation of 4 per cent state In
debtedness for permanent roads (H. J.
K. 11) Senators Eddy and I.achmund
and Representatives Gore, Oraham and
(Stewart
' Constitutional amendment restoring
capital punishment (S. J. R. 8)-Oom-tnlttee
on affirmative argument, Senator
jKddy and Representatives lCiibll and
Eiofgren ; committee on negative argu
ment. Senator Strayer and Representa
tives Mra. Thompson and E. 12. Smith.
Crook and Curry county bonding
amendment (H. J. R. 7) Senators
Baldwin and Eberhard and Represen
tatives Burdlck. and Thrift.
1 Gubernatorial succession amendment
-8. J. R. 10) Senators Moser and
Banks and Representatives Coffey,
ewls and Woodson.
Higher educational tax act l. B.
9) No committee authorized.
Soldiers education aid revenue bill
ICS. B. 40) Senators Pierce and I. S.
prrrith. and Representatives David M.
praham, Martin and Brownell.
1 State elementary school fund tax
KH. B. 84) No committee authorized.
. Blind school tax measure (H. B. 77)
DATE 111
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Reds Deported to
Russia Revel in
Happy Soviet Land
Washington, Feb. 11. (U. P.) Alex
ander Berkman, Emma Goldman - and
the other 247 deported "reds" on the
Buford, otherwise known as the "So
viet Ark, are clad to be back in Rus
sia, where "free love and good govern
ment predominate." They never expect
to return to the United States.
This was the testimony given
before the house immigration committee
by F. W. Berkshire, Immigration offi
cial of El Paso, who accompanied the
party to Russia.
"They had a good time and a casual
observer would have pictured them as a
picnic par;' "
"One of the things that cannot be
said against Mlss-Ooldman and other
members of the party Is that they are
'spoofing'' about Jhelr belief In 'free
love,'" the witness said, basing his
statement on observation made aboard
ship! "Freedom was accorded them
aboard the , ship during the day, and
'free love was much in evidence, Berk
shire said.
Turns Down Picture
Selected by Church
Brownsville, Feb. 11. Although it Is
not altogether an uncommon thing to
hear the minister scoring' the picture
show for vulgarity and indecency, it Is
rather a novel state of affairs when, as
was recently the case at Brownsville,
the cinema man announces that a pic
ture selected to run by a local chhrch
here is "unworthy of a place on the
theatre program." Thomas Miller, the
movie man in question. Intimated that
the picture selected by the churchmen
was neither clean, wholesome nor en
tertaining. Fire Peril in N. Y.
In Grip of Freeze
New York. Feb: 13. (I. N. S.) The
snow and Ice blockade of New York's
streets have put this city in the greatest
peril from fire today in all its history,
according to a warning issued by Chief
Keton of the fire department. While
responding to a three alarm fire at 321
Broadway, the apparatus had to be
hauled part of the way over the sidewalks.
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STRINGENT LAWS ON
IMMIGRATION
URGED
AS
Tenth of Oregon's Population of
Foreign Birth; 6000 illiterate
Children, Declares Speaker.
Salem, Feb. 13. More stringent Immi
gration laws were advocated by Pro
fessor John C, Almack of the Uni
versity of Oregon in an address on
"AmerlcanlsaUon" at the public library
here Wednesday night. The un-Ameri-
canised immigrant, the foreign element
in this country which refused to adopt
American ideals and American customs,
AJmack aald, offered a problem, the
solution of which this nation must face
sooner or later.
Emphasizing the importance of this
problem to Oregon, Almack pointed out
that 100,000 people In Oregon, or one
tenth of the total population of the state.
Is of foreign birth. Six thousand of
these, be stated, are Illiterate, 30.000 are
still unnaturalized and 13.000 can
neither speak nor writ the English lan
guage.
Although pointing out the many grave
problems with which the country la
faced at this time. Professor Almack
displayed a most optimistic attitude
toward these problems by declaring his
confidence in the American people to
solve each one of them correctly in the
proper time.
George Steelhammer of Kllverton was
elected president of the Marion County
Druggists' association at a meeting here
Wednesday night, at which time the
association was organized. About 25
druggists from Stayton, Woodburn, Sil-
vi;rton, Aurora. Hubbard, Jefferson and
other points throughout the county at
tended. J. L. Smith of Portland, newly
appointed prohibition commissioner, ad
dressed the druggists, explaining the
provisions of the federal law relative to
the sale of drugs and medicines under
the prohiblton law.
Trial of A. Slaughter, Salem naturo
path, charged with violating the criminal
syndicalism law, has been set for Tues
day afternoon. Slaughter is out on $500
bail.
The change In the schedule of South-
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era Pacific passenger trains on the west
side line, as proposed by the McMlnn
vllle Commercial club, was indorsed by
the 8alem club at a meeting Wednesday
night- A committee will be named to
cooperate with the McMinnville club In
securing the proposed change.
Salem is In the midst of five financial
drives this week, the T, W. C. A.. Boy
Scouts, Commercial club, the Salem
hospital, Salem Deaconess hospital and
the Salem Homebuilders' association all
being out on a search for funds.
A new building for the state industrial
school for girls will be sought at the
next session of the legislature by the
board of advisors of the school, com
posed of women of Portland and Salem,
according to information received here.
The one building which now consti
tutes the property of the school is held
to be entirely inadequate to meet the
needs of the Institution.
The appropriation of water from Hen
tine creek, a tributary of Little North
Fork of the Santlam river, for the de
velopment of 115 horsepower for min
ing purposes is sought by the Silver
King Mining company of Albany in an
application filed with State Engineer
Cupper. The proposed mining develop
ment Is located In eastern Marion county
and it is estimated that the develop
ment will entail an expenditure of ap
proximately fi0,000. The power is to
be used in the reduction of gold, silver,
lead and zinc ores.
Other applications for water rights
were filed as follows:
By William F. Wltham of Hood River.
water from a spring for the irrigation
of a small tract in Hood River county.
By M. J. o Connor or Denio, Or.,
water from a spring and artesian well
for the irrigation of a small tract In
Harney county.
By C. W. Davidson and others for the
The Reason?
Just Enough Turkish"
College men were among the
first to recognize the merit of
Fatima's blend, and to carry their
preference for it into erer wider
circles of society and business.
Today, at nearly erery big
hotel, and st more and more of
the exclusive clubs, East and
We8t,Fatima is the leader colely
because its skillfully balanced
blend appeals to discriminating
smokers. Neither too ' much
nor too tittle Turkish tobacco,
but "just enough Turkish"
here is the secret of Fatima's
distmcdTeandererleasingtaster
construction of a reservoir on the south
fork of Rock creek for the storage of
water and for the appropriation of such
stored water for irrigation purposes'
near Haines in Baker county. 1
By A. Learned of Applegate. Or., I
water from a spring for the supple-1
mental supply for the irrigation of a 1
EO-acre tract in Jackson county.
Mrs. Hidden Would
Go to Convention
Mrs. Maria L. T. Hidden today an
nounced her candidacy for election as
delegate at large to the Democratic
national convention to be held In San
Francisco, June 21. Mrs. Hidden states
that she has received offers of support
from a large number . of friends scat
tered over the state and will make an
active campaign for election. She is
president of the Oregon Ieagrue of
Women Voters and of the Progressive
Women's league.
Marshfield Austrian
Fined fo Having Red
Card and Literature
Marshfield, Feb. 13. Em 11 Lang, an
Austrian, arrested for having In his
possession an I. W. W. card and litera
ture, was fined flO and sentenced to
20 days In jail, but the jail sentence
was suspended. Lang said he was an
Austrian and understood English little,
that he knew nothing about the L W.
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W but was compelled to Join it some'
place in the north before he was al
lowed to get a job in a logging camp.
A Marshfield city ordinance makes it
'BAYER CROSS" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Each package of 4 "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin ' contains
proper directions to relieve Lumbago, Stiffness,
Pains, Colds, Rheumatism.
Ton want relief quickly and safety 1
Then Insist on ' Bayer Tablets of As
pirin." stamped, with the "Bayer Cross."
The name "Bayer" means you are get
ting genuine Aspirin prescribed by phy
sicians for over eighteen years, and
proved safe by millions of people.
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unlawful to have I. W. W. literature
and under the ordinance anyone wearing
a button of the order is declared to be
disturbing the peace.
. For a few cents you can. get a handy
tin box of genuine "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin." containing twelve tablets.
Druggists also sell larger ' Bayer" pack
ages. Aspirin Is the trsde mark of
Bayer Manufacture of M noacetlocld
ester of Sallcyllcacld
. and at Yale
fact:
At Yale, as at Harvard, Fatima leads.
According to the widely-known "ale
Record, Fatima is .the" largest-selling
cigarette at the student grills in Dwight
and Byers Halls, as well as at popular
tobacco shops around the Campus.
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A Sensible Cigarette
20 for 25 cents
Spring Has Arrived
At Cherry's
CHERRY CHAT
If you wish to let a refreshing
whiff of spring, just look in upon
Cherry's. It's as beautiful In its
profusion of new spring fashions as
an orchard of cherry trees In the
full blooWof springtide.
There are wonderful new creations
In women's and misses' frocks, and
some stunning new polo coats which
are more than ever popular this
season.
The values offered prove again
that you can buy at Cherry's Just as
economically as anywhere, and you
can buy on terms that will make
buying a pleasure rather than
burden.
Cherry's, 391 Washington. Adv.
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