CACZ TWO
llift OltEGON STATESMAN,
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FMYGET JOBS
MeMahan and O'Reilly are
- for Liquor Commission.
Is Gossips' Guess
Faced with 1 the necessity ot
filling certain key positions la hi
'administrative staff,' Governor
. Charles H Martin wai known
yesterday to be making ready to
make certain appointment. The
executive office aald no announce
ment was ready but confirmation
of the report that a director of
the budget would shortly be nam
-td was received.
D. O. Hood.
'Portland bond
dealer, is slated for the budret
' post, reliable sources reported. It
was exDlalned that he would bold
' the position for only two months.
- neiping tne gorernor tnrough the
session and aetlni as liaison work.
er between the executive and the
'joint committees on ways and
. means. Hood wss. friendly with
ill If Afar aHmlnlitratlnn
ins wua m lormer gorernor on
iil m - .
..municipal bond matters and on
the- sales tsx proposal msde to
the second special session in
,1933. Hood supported Martin in
the campaign, last fall and ham
.been around the
session opened, j
capital since the
Frank Spencer
of Portland.
prominent for vnn thr In
.wholesale - grocery business, con
terday and reports were , revived
that Spencer would be picked
sute liquor stores or as secretary
of the state board of control and
state purchasing ' agent.' Spencer
was active in Gorernor Martin's
campaign. lie was talked as state
rJ 1 q u o r administrator early In
i Democratic leaders said that
tjtbur MeMahan of Albany, pro
Iminent lawyer -there and actire in
the .Martin campaign, would, be
named to succeed .E. E. Brodie
on the state liquor commission,
post, vacated when Brodie re
signed. MeMahan would probably
win the chairmanship ot the com
mittee. Rumor at
the capital had
!i that Alex Barry
.est as a member
was on the way
of the state li-
quor commission and that a Port
:iand man might be named. Drake
V. U'Reuiy, president ot the Dia
mond o Navigation company in
Portland, is being talked at a suc
cessor to Barry. , , -
: Dsn Fry of Salem is being falk-
. ed constantly as successor to
William Elnsig, secretary of the
'board of control and state pur
chasing agent Elnslg's ; resigna
tion Is before the gorernor and he
'will not stay beyond the next few
dsys. :,:-v;.:-;-Nx:,-..;,.--,
An appolntment to the board of
'pilot commissioners is expected
shortly as Gorernor Martin must
name a successor to A. A. Lang
kilde of Astoria) who resigned
when he found his business con
nections made him Ineligible for
-service. , u
Gorernor Martin yesterday
.said the bulk of! state appoint
ments would be held up until the
work of the session was at an
end. : -; ft
Seeks State Aid
; In NRA Checkups
,'Seeking participation of Oregon
i7. urorm system ot NRA com
pliance,. D. L. Boland, federal
-tiunsjHor tor thei western divi
pLXin & NRA, called yesterday on
Xtesldent .Harry! Corbett and
Weaker John E.! Cooter. Boland
outlined legislation he anticipat
ed the federal government would
ask Oregon to pss. He called
briefly on Gorernor Martin before
tearing for the south. He makes
Tata tiAAilnna... ; I n
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HOWARD LATOraCTTE,
Mnltaomah county's mucb
a -11 . a i as- .
uium a u h i ucmucnus
bouse member, Is member of
the law firm of IiStourette
Latonrette of Portland, cloee
friend: of John Beckman, law-1
yer member of the 83 house,!
and former representatire of
. the hotel men la i the third -honsev
Latonrette made many
np-state . members bitterly an
gry early this week; when he -apparently
corralled two of the
best committee clmirmanshJps;
this tide of bad feeling receded
m bit when Hil of Lane took
Latourette's place on the alco-
bolle control committee, lt- '
burette Is a competent fellow,
knowing much . more ii about
house procedure than most of .
bis colleagues. .!
i Ed Miller, manager of the Ore
gon Coast highway association,
was at the session yesterday, con
tacting c friends concerning, the
coast bridges which hells Interest
ed in seeinar made toIl-fr-A. Tha
spear-head for free tolls, howerer.
wiu come through thei Oregon
State Motor association which has
long been on record against 'any
toll charges on any bridges In the
state. Aimers newest: project is
the SDonsorlnar of a nttm (.on-rt.
ment of conservation and develop
ment, as a member of; the gover
nor's brain's trust he has 'had the
favorable consideration of f that
trroun for his nromnj Six nar,
ate divisions would be set. up In
tne new rronmnr: iinrfor tha fifth
division would com a . "hlnlnrlal"
resources wmcn would fnninriA n
fish and game. Miller's idea Is that
commercial and sports fish should
be handled by ' one bureau ' chief
witn an advisory committee, not
an aamimsirauve commission, in
charge. His program, once intro
duced into the session, is certain
&v icvuuir roaga seas. ;
The anti-countv unit tnroM
rallying at the statehouse. They
are not the best-dressed memhera
Of the lobbv. a Rather thov an
farmers primarily, men! who have
long taxen an acure interest in
farmers' union work ' "lnf mnn
programs and in community club
activities, niey reel very strongly
on the school matter and almost
to" a man " want no iptrfaiaiiAm
which will take the flittle red
schooihouse from under their
control; Their constituents have
already, been! notified that a coun
ty unit Piatt is before th iMiinn
and once the.bill comes up before
the house committee for dAhat
you can .expect an attendance of
GRAND :! H
Today May Robson in "Mills
' of th nw." i i i'
Saturday "Helldorado"
with Richard Arlen. r
KLSTKORR 1 S '
Today George Raft iri "Lime-
nouse nines .
- '' capitoij
Today Zane Grey's
jMHome
on the Range'
with Ran-
dolph Scott.
STATE ' r '.
Today OnlyAll short subject
program.' . .. ' ..f i.
Saturdav Onlr Zinn r.rT'i
wagon Wheels' with Ran
dolpn Scatty
' HOLLYWOOD
Today Double bllL Tom Tr-
ler In "Mystery Ranch"
. and, Warner Oland j In
- "Charlie Chan In TJondftn.w
The Call j
Board . .;.
OIR-RO'W!
Ends
TODAY
May Rotson
r: - .v in 4- ', t
"Mills of thsl
Gods"
I . TODAY i
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opponents to the bill which will
fill any chamber In which 'the
hearing, is to-be held.1 - .
" The new gorernor ts work
' ins; constantly at bis Job. He Is -
down to bis office by 9 o'clock
, in the m orals g, , stays on
! through the day and is away at
night Just before O in order to
- be home for dinner. The first
day after inauguration Gorer-
-nor Martin lunched at the first
floor counter in the statehouse;
of late be has partaken of a
salad or a sandwich tn his pri-
- rate offices, usually risitlng -with
some of bis intimates dor-1
lng Che lunch period.
1 The . newness i of . the lower
house crops out daily. To expe-;
dite procedure, roll-call on the
motion to suspend the rules has
customarily been sketcbily tJc
, en, only the first few names and
the last one on i the list of 60
: members being called. Thursday
two members got to their feeti
to inquire why they were omit '
ted from the check. Not once in
hundred times Is the house'
in opposition to suspending its ,
rules; any member is protected
in the tact that he can demand '
the full roll call any .time he de
sires. Here and there i The house was
careful that the Vote on boosting
stenographer's pay was not re
corded. . .. . the 30-and-under club
meets in the basement cafeteria
for luncheon. . Mrs. Walter Fish
er, the senator's wife and secre
tary, writes an excellent news col
umn for her home town paper. . .
Senator Allan Bynon has been 111
for three days and unable to at
tend. . . . Editor Haight gare God
and his -Wednesday speech credit
for the snow. V . downtown hotels
report their rooms practically all
token. . . -.: ,
Limeric on
Adeline WOl
Yield Ducats
Sweet Adeline strolled with
her beau
. Till after nine sounded, and -
Her dad yeUed fTH trounco
bim, . -v;j. '
By golly! And bounce bim!
Okay, you llmericklsts. Now
you . can . see Irene Dunne in
"Sweet Adeline" ilmntr
lng your ability to add a line to
tne a bore limerick. ;
If you can write one of the fire
best last lines submitted to the
Sweet Adeline rnntast ,itin, A
The Statesman before six o'clock
tomorrow night, you will be in
vited to brlnar an abmi k.
the guest of this newspaper at the
locai premiere or Warner Bros.'
film. Version of fhm w-., t
- - OVIU,
Kern-Oscar. Hammerstein II oper-
waacik, opens at the Elainore
theatre on JBnnday. .
Yesterday's Contest ttrnnvli a
many replies. In fact the Judges
are finding difficulty in sortinr
out the winners. . r
Here's a tip to contestants.' The
last line must make sense, and it
should not only rhyrno with the
nrst line, bat shonM nnt,i. k.
same number of syllables. -
iT vvJ.Umerlck contest will
be published tomorrow.
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lTOUG...AUD DAtJGCQ
- His To Command!
wnert long thadowi
cast on oeri glow
over London! weird
CKinotown. Jilt man
leads you ro strange
adventures., .and
intriguing romance
you'll never forget!
I If
Vote of Confidence , Given
Unanimously (n House
.. After Boivm Talk
j- All . was peace and - qulst yes
terdar tn the lower house at the
capltol at least on the surface
Representative Harry Bolvin be
ginning, the morning session with
a brotherly love talk in which he
urged his 61 colleagues to forget
the differences of the first three
dy and to join la a program ot
cooperative - work. .--
' ObTlously a planned move, Bot
rin's talk was concluded with a
motion for a vote of confidence
In Speaker John E. Cooter which
the house unanimously gare. -
Tntioti Ail . Cant a rnltAi tn thm
vote ot his members by declaring
that his actions on committee ap
pointments had all been "sin-
MrAM an -that tnlatakaa ki ki
made were of the "the head rath
er than the heart." .
' Thus for the moment. rising
tide of dissension was checked in
the lower assembly a- v conflict
which cropped out la protest
against . committee assignments
and which held the house in a
stalemate thai first thra dara.
After an extremelr alow start.
the house ot representatives was
under way with greater speed
Thursday afternoon, a total, of 2t
bills having been-Introduced when
adjournment was taken.
'I am against' adjourning the
house earlr this week.1 SaAaker
Cooter told the members. I want
to avoid tne iast-minute rush on
Important measures." Cooter said
he was 'willing to keep the house
busy until Saturdav nlrht. . 1
: Twelve ot the bills which drop
ped Into the house yesterday
were Introduced by Representa
tives BeMn and Hosch at the re
quest of the League of Oregon
Cities. Several of - the measures
related to improvements in the
method of collecting street liens
as well as other tax procedure
affecting cities. .,. ,i f :
One bill. Introduced by Repre
sentatives Caufield and Hughes
authorizes the eonntr eonrta nf
the St counties in Or eion to ad
just delinquent and unpaid taxes.
Representative Erwin'a two
bills dropped in the hopper one
provides for the non-partisan no
mination and election ot district
attorneys; the other, changes the
dstes for primary elections from
tne taira Friday in May to the
first Friday after the first Mon-
uay in September.
The house passed. Its first bill
yesterday an appropriation . of
125,000 to apply to the. expenses
oi ui current session.
Free Telephone
Service Sought
' Free telephone service for all
members ot the house Is sought
by Representative Haight tn a re
solution introduce - Thnmti
morning. Haight pointed out that
telephone booths on thm. rinn nt
the house are all for "nickel" pay-
uivuia. xie toia ine assembly ne
though legislators should tele
phone On official hnalftaaa afcA'ti
fU - i ... . -T
wuk w uuuae expense, , ,,,,
' VESSELS COLLIDE .
OAKLAND. Califs Jan. 1T
-The steamer Eureka and the
coaster Point "San Pedro vn in
collision about 1 o'clock thia af.
ternoon In the estuary here, with
consiaeraoie damage to the bow
of the Eureka.
TODAY
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Senate Prbposss Abolition
Of House; BiU Doubles Pay
r
. The state senate struck - out
yesterday at Its colleague across
the dome when it received hill
prepared by Senators Haxlttt and
Chlnnock calling, for abolition of
the house of representatives ; with
all . legislative authority vested in
an assembly composed of 1 SO
members selected from: tne same
districts from which senators now
come. The bill It eat! through
both houses and passed ' by the
governor, provides for popular
vote on the proposaL U . .
Salaries of members in the tin
gle assembly would be ft dally
with a limlUUon of S2CQ for the
entire session. "
Aside from receiving nine new
measures which were harried to
committee and receiving back
favorable reports on bills hereto
fore referred, the senate spent a
tixpayer relief
ED
A plan whereby - delinauent
taxpayers could work out I their
back payments by doing t road
work, was proposed yesterday to
the legislature in a bill introduc
ed by Representative Oleen. of
Columbia county. Oleen also in
troduced a measure which would
allow additional time in which
to pay taxes past due forilSJO
and prior , years. - ' . s
In a resolution introduced In
the house Thursday, Oleen Called
for,; the Issuance of $2,000,000
annually In state highway bonds
to match federal funds, the
moneys ; going to reconstruct
roads used . for commercial lines
In the state. Oleen's resolution
designates that the moneys re
ceived from the bond sales ' be
used on. the Pacific highway, the
Columbia river highway and The
Dalles-California highway, f
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Senate Confirms
Board Selection
The . senate Thursday after
noon, with only, two dissenting
votes, confirmed the appointment
ot Beatrice Walton Sackett as a
member of the state board of
higher education. . She was . ap
pointed by Gorernor Meier. The
motion , for confirmation i was
made by Senator Strayer. Sena
tors Dickenson and Stringer vot
ed against confirmation, j
BILLS RETORTED FAVORABLY
The senate ' revision ot laws
committee, Thursday reported out
favorably two bins introduced on
the first dsy of the legislative
session.- One of these - bills, by
Hazlett, would permit the admis
sion in evidence of any document
of the United States govern
ment. The other bill, by Strayer,
TONITE & SATURDAY
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.In ene-MOa war
fer life end level
pins
Cab Calloway
And His Band! it
Old BeUable Method
Brinjrs Health to the Sick
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practice la China.
No matter with
what you are suf
ferings don't give
us yourself, our
wonderful herbs will positively
remedy disorders of the blad
der, kidney, stomach,' constipa
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rheumatism, h e a d a ehe and
blood poison, skin diseases ef
children and male er temale
an anmenta. ;, ji;;.; .;
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123 N. Commercial. 8t 8alem
Daily Office Hoars 0 te p. SB.
Sosu and Wed, 9 ot 10:SO m. as.
D LL M l
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P'500 - -!!'
Seats 15c
m a a at
i
quiet day, adjourning early , In
the afternoon 'and facing the pros
pect that 1 adjournment for the
week will be Uken late today er
by Friday noon,
Senator Spauldlng ' introduced
a bill which if made Into law
would permit tax collectors . to
accept; Installment V taxpayments
at any time and' In any amount.
Senator Burke introduced
measure he sponsored In the 1SSS
session providing that the office
of state budget director be abol
ished and his duties made a por
tion ot the work of the secretary
of the state! board 6t control. -
Under the provisions of a bin
introduced by Senator Haslett fix
tures, equipment and supplies of
a cooperative association used to
supply water to members would
b exempt from taxation.
provides for the appointment of
judges f protempore in the . cir
cuit courts, t
TO
BE PAID I DULY
Ignoring the plea of m a n y
members for economy,- the house
voted 1 6 a day pay to its stenog
raphers yesterday morning on an
amendment proposed by Norblad
of Clatsop county. The rate la
$1 a day more than paid in the
regular and special sessions' of
1I3S and win cost the state $S0
additional daily while the legisla
ture is in session. ,.;v;
Committee clerks will be paid
$t a day with extra par for over
time. Stenographers will work
without any xtra pay for alght
services,'' r
- A grouping of duties for com
mittee clerks 1 was announced by
the house rules 'committee, ' 2S
clerks being held sufficient to do
all the committee Jobs in the
lower assembly.
County Unit BiU
Argument Slated
' " IAJBAHMMM0 ' i
A publle hearing on the admin
istration's county unit school bill
was called yesterday for n ex t
Wednesdar afternoon at 4 o'clock;
before the house education com-
mittee of which Representative
Magruder Is chairman. The hear
ing will be In the house of repre
sents tires. A crowd is expected
as -the measure Is highly contro
versiaL :-i J
Never Bef orein the Gity of Salem
Have Coats and S u i t s of This
Quality Been Offered at Such a
Low Price
Don't Fail to Get in on This
rt'A
15 COATS 7 Wool Suits
i $9l9: : :: Ly ' 522.50 to 529:50 "l
oport and r ur Trimmed '":,n ; :
soofe, : mm-y
10 SKIRTS BLOUSES
SD0I . . SD00
' . ' ' Valnea tg S5.00 - Valnea to f 3L95 - i
etiy Lou
135 l&dtjj
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PU100II BILL
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Ways and Means Group May
Rewrite Some Clauses;
yS :;."Too Much Povyerf; '0:
.&r't 0 V " sssrjssi enasi t . i
(Contlnuad from page 1) -Its
approval ot the bin, the first of
the governor's program to- be act
ed upon, and the house adopted
the report. The planning commis
sion bin .was then sent : to the
house- committee on 7 ways and
means since a 140,000 appropria
tion' Is called t0Tcr--'''-v-'O.hi;-.Adoption
of the measure Is ex
pected before the week closes In
the house, since Governor. Martin!
ls eager to name the hew com
mission an&fto put it to work -on
the relief proplem the state faces.
4 Snedecor Indicated the prelimi
nary planning ; group Governor
Martin named after : his election
had already paved the way for
considerable legislstion yet to be
introduced by the governor. This
legislation win include: i .
Changes In the state marketing
law.';': -. . i .-A 'i.Wi-'y.i
Legislatlre prorlstons to tie-in
Oregon with AAA. r . ,
Forest conservation legislation.
Enabling legislation j to ' tie-in
with the federal housing program.
Legislation to coordinate pres
ent taxation measures. j
' - WATER IS SHUT OFF 'W
WRANGELL, Alaska, Jan. 1T'
CaV-The town , council shut off
OlalaYVOOlJ
TODAY AIO SATURDAY
two k-
FEATURES IDC
And Second Featnre
Added Chapter Five ef '
"YOUNQ EAGLES'
Kews and Cartoon Comedy
HOUSE DRESS
The Talk of the Town
y. 1 1 n tin 1 '
it aj m 1 1 m 1 t m 1 . .. .
iQ;bai
r
WrangeU'e water supply vday
when it found but 4 feet ot water
left taps running to prevent pipes
freexins- durinr the current cold
Syndicalism Lawa
Hearing Planned
?A pubUe hearing -On Oregon's
syndicalism law, the repeal of
wnicn is sought oy senator re
ter Zimmerman, was set yesterday
tor next Wednesday night la the
senate chambers. The senate com
mittee on revision or iawa wiu
hear the discussion ot the propos
ed repeal. Senator Francisco vlch
la chairman- of the committee.
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