Fight Is Made
On Disposition
v aoBBiasssSBBBBSSsS .. "
Labor-Industry Committee
Gets It After Measure.
'r: ,-. Is Greatly Changed
Labor forces In the house won a
major victory y.terUy mornlnB
when they engineered a new onion
registration measure thro ash first
and second reading under suspen
sion of the rule, and sent the bill
to the committee on labor and In
dustries. The bill, bya 34 to 2 5
Tote, was introduced by tbe-com-mtttee
on reorganisation as a sub
stitute tor house bill .
Yesterday's action reversed the
tote t 10 days ago when the
companion labor measures 55 and
67. came from the labor committee
Mnnrti. At that time
the-bills were re-referred to the
administration committee.
Representative Hannah Martin,
Marion, took the lead In sending
the bills to the, committee. She
tnoTed suspension of the rules and
n..Miiti(ln TTrdn mOTed that
they be sent to the labor commit-
tee.- .- . , ' -
' Move Is Opposed
n....onUHT Vntlanrt. a mem
IWI5Wttk"iv '
ber ot the administration commit-?
tee objected to sending the bill to
tti. IW enmmittee.
"This bill was drawn by the
- J
committee on administration anu
reorganization and should be sent
back to them. There's no sense In
choking It to death in committee.
Let-It. come on the floor and be
decided. No one who Is interested
will be de ilel a bearing on the
bill." .
Representative nsnw,
Multnomah, took Issue with Fat
land. rro hear Representative Fat
land talk, yon would think the
committee was going to kill the
bill." Wagner said, "It will not be
choked to death. For your infor
mation there are more members
on the labor and industries com
mittee not connected with labor
. than there are men who- are inter
ested in unions.
The- Tote on the motion to re
fer the bill to the labor and in
dustries committee was:
Aye: Alber, Allen, Antrim.
Barnes, Bevans, Boon, Brady,
Bull, Cady, Carter, Delch, Eckers
ley. Esson, F r I e d e, Harrison,
Higgs, Hogan, Hosch. Hyde, Jean
net, Jennings, Jones, Laird,
Leach, Mahoney, Martin, Miller.
Korblad. Norton. Oleen. Roth,
Wafcner. Waller, Boivin.
Nor Bennett, Eawson, Duerst,
Engda .1," Fatland, French, Fuhr
ery Grant, Hockett, Hughes, Klm
berling, LlTesley, Magruder, Mc
AlIlsterj'McCloskey, Monroe, Ren
let Riddle; Semon, Staples. ' Ste
phenson. Thm:.s; Turner.' Wilkin
Soa, 'Young.
Absent: Erwin.
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Committees Near
Windup of Tasks
A surrey '. of the senate com
mittees Tuesday Indicated that
most ot the . important hills of
the current ; legislative ' session
bare received consideration. .A
large number ot these bills prob
ably will not be reported out.
The agricultural committee of
which Senator McCornack is
chairman had only one bill for
consideration.' ' -
Other committees reported that
they could see the end of their
work provided a flock ofrJew
" bills are not Introduced. ,
Session Radib j
Review Givenp
By Statesman:
Each night promptly at 9
o'clock while the legislature
Is la session. The Statesman
ia presenting over radio sta
tion KSIJH a summary of
the day's activities la the
two bosses. These . broad
casts wtH aot be presented
Satnrday Bights aaless there
are sessions of the, legisla
ture on Saturday. -
Both The" Statesman and
radio station KSLM hate re
ceived naaay expressions of
appreciation of these broad
casts. :'. . ,
lla2s
Today and Thursday I I
DIG
DOUBLE DUX!
ELIZACETH ALLAN
DONALD CRISP ,'i
Chow Value ia Town!
House Bills J
latxsaaess Tassday
H. B. 477, bT sossmittea o admia
iatrat'oa aa4 . roorgaaisatioa ( subs ti tot
tor H. E. SB) FroTiding tar th tag
IsirMioa ml labor rgaaisattoas wit
H. B. 47 S. by Hockett sa otsers
Roiatia to paaMat mt stst taxts
eoaatias. t r; .! r
H. . 479. Hockrtt aa otlur
To frmwii tkat coaatios hil pay UU
tax Mvy aeer4iac to amownt coUaetad ia
Ifeotr .juaparttTO oatioo, .
H. B. 4u, ay BiMitlaa i miHtary
a Ma wo Providing ir tko ataUiahia-t
aa Urcgoa aoldiar'a host a4 appro jriat
iar fJ,Oe -tor its otru. xr
lora for a eontiaaing appropriattoa of
f3.00w aaaaalir tor ataiatonaaca aad
oprratioa. - " "v-
B. H. 4SX. hf comaiittoo oa waya aa4
aaoaaa (oahoututo o ii. B. 428) Ap
provriatiBic 7OU anml; for ta auta
teaaaco of tho oattlosaip Orejoa.
H. H. 4SA r .wim Aropriatias
QUO for rottof of Hormaa Raoao.
raaood py Boasa .
H. B. 46 4, t' ..u riwvMiar that
driver's licouso mroeatUm ahaU b op
tional with trial jodgo apoa coavictioa
ot draakaa 4r:Tia(.' - . c" - v
By ways aa4 bmobs comauttoc;
U. B. 441 ApproprUtioa for atato 4o
portatcnt ot bisu-r edaeatioa.
U. B. 44S Hepoaliag aaihago 4rio
act froai U general fan to kighei e4
eatioa.
11. . 4S-AppropriaUoa - for teliei
ot i'aeifM proteetivo society.
IK B. 444 KeJating to atato aided
iastitatioaa. 1 ,
H. B. .445 Appropriates for ear of
atato properties, t ;
H. B. 446 Appropriation fr baroaa
of labor and state "welfare commissioa. '
B. B. 447 Appropriatioa for cars of
orpfaana and - atato aid to charitable in
stitutions. ' '
B. B. 448 Relating to Umatilla ir
rigation project. :
H. li. 3it, by .committee aa (amo
Seiatiog to huatiag ot gnmo4ird tn car
tsia coanties. i
B. B. set), by eonimittoe ob agrjcBltBre
Appropriating money (or control of
noxious weeds sad declaring them a pub
lic nuisance. j - ;
li. b. 438, by committee oa education
Pioviding for apportionment oi tea
era! fond for general education.
B. B. 449, by committee on revision of
taws Usbstifate tor B. B. lt6) Provid
ing for method of releasing conditions!
aaiea contracta. i
By wava and means Committee: .
- B. B. 4S1 Salaries and expenaes of
division tinder tho state commission.
: B. B. 462 Appropriation for interest
aad principal ot Oregon district interest
bonds.' : ( .-. . "
,11. B. 483 Salaries snd expenses of
state planning board.
Passed fey Sonata
- By ways aad means committee:
11. B. 405 Salaries and expenses of
the forestry board.
B. B. 408 Appropriation to state de
partment of : agricaitnre tor restoring;
barn apse at atato fsirgreaads deatroyea
daring s recent storm and declaring an
emergency. i
B. E. 409 Salaries and expenses of
office buildings sad supremo court build
ing and greaads. I
ri. B. 410 Appropriation for trsns
portation ot insane and convicts.
B B. 411 Salaries and expenses of
Oregon state library aad supreme court
Ubrary. t
B. B. 412 Expenses of state printing
board, publication: of Oregon Blue Book,
executive proclamations.
H. Ii. 41S Salaries and expenses of
executive, state and treasury departments.
H. B. 414: To provide funds tor the
state emergency board.
B. B. 41S To provide (or the pay
ment of salaries of teacher ot Benton
county school district No. 42 snd Malf
nomsh connty school district No. HO, and
declaring aa emergency.
H. B. 382. by. i livestock committee
Helatiac; . to the eradieatioa ot Bangs
disease. : :- ?-. :
B. B. "108, if j judiciary committee
Relating to tbe incorporation ot reliKioua
charitable, educational and like societies,
and declaring sa emergency.
B. B. 870, by livestock committee
Relating to stallion registration.
. By ways snd means 'cemratt tee:
B. B. 400 Creating a vocational trust
fund and prescribing powers of the stats
board for vocational education.
H. .: 416 -Salaries and expenses of
tne uregoB oona traaes school
H. B. 417 expenses incident to Bri
ms ry and general r elections.
11. l. 41 Appropriation for depart
ment ot stata , police and transferring
funds. .;
B. B. 41t Salaries snd expenses ra-
latiag to collections from inmates of
state institutions. i
B. B. 420 Salaries and expenses of
public health auraing, child hygiene, mo
bile la Dor a lory, urefroa state board of
aealta. ,. . i
H. B. 421 Salaries snd expenses of
circuit - court judges, district attorneys
and their deputies.
ii. B. 42 a 8s lanes sad expenses la
eon section with Oregon national guard.'
21. J. , ay Jones Kelating to the
coat af tuition, ot aoa-high school dis
trict pupila ia high school,
r H. B. -240. by Carter PTOvidinr a
ehaago ia tho dates for the closed sea
son for burning slashings. ;
Pension Bloc Has
Mapped
(Continued from Page 1)
quested - by members seeking to
work out a settlement of the con
troversy. When the bills are re
ported, under the house ruled ac
tion on the reports conies the day
following, so the battle will not
come nntij tomorrow at least.
Friends ot the lower age limit
have been -working among legis
lators te force through their
program. - : ,;.!. - . ;
The house taxation and reve
nue committee last night reported
out favorably two bills carrying a
tax oa amusements, cigarettes
and cosmetics. The .money de
rived from the tax would go into
an old age assistance fund.
Sponsors of the bill said the
taxes would raise approximately
I2.S0.009 a year. -
Schools, religions organisations
and certain charitable events
would be exempt from the amuse
ment tax. U . ; -v
BUaC JONES
Strategy
(c7llTW(o)ir
!
A
1 r,
t s cv JEAN HARLOW tiontgowm
SPENCER TRACY . :
TODAY " arv,1.. -TICCADILLY
AU. A I RIFF RAFF" - -1 JliT
Senate Sayes
Kerr Position
U. of O. 'Crowd' Defends
Him Now; Abolishment
. of Job Voted Down t V
The senate saved the position of
Dr. W. J. Kerr, former chancellor
ot the state system of higher ed
ucation, -when, it Indefinitely post
poned, li to 11. H-B. to abolish
the office of director of market
research. Oddly enough the rescue
was led by the "university crowd,"
which in former years had fought
Dr. Kerr when he was president
of the state college, Angell, and
Walker, both TJ. of O. graduates,
and Wheeler, senator from Lane
county, speaking against the bill.
Johnson and Lessard also spoke
against the bill. Favoring the bill
on the floor were Stringer, Burke,
Kiddle, Balentine, Graham. ;
Angell Toiced high praise for
Dr. Kerr, saying: "I admire him
for his ability. He took the state
college when it was a weak ln
stltutlon and built it up until It
is one of the outstanding institu
tions in the United Sates in agri
culture. His services in the pres
ent work are very desirable. Dr.
Kerr is giving dollar for dollar
and we should not Interfere with
the state board. ; u
Wheeler made a warm defense
of the ex-chancellor's position, de
claring: "I guarantee he will do
more in help of agriculture than
all the agricultural agents ot the
state. He is now working on mar
keting of prunes and apples but
has not gone far enough to make
a report. The prejudice was
against the pension; but now he
is hired as a worker and part I
paid by the federal government."
Says Farmers Oppose
Senator Burke In support of the
bill said there were many resolu
tions of agricultural organisations
against the Kerr office but none
for. it. Kiddle said the position
had no business with the system
of- higher education bat belonged
with the department of agricul
ture. Graham said his conclusion
was based on the fact that the ad
vocates of the position did not
persuade him that anything "had
been accomplished. '
In closing Sen. Walker pleaded
for support ot the board of high
er education which had brought
the schools from turmoil, operat
ed them at reduced cost, taken
care of more students. He asserted
it was not the province of the leg'
islature to Interfere with the ad-
o o o a o os
GRAND ..f- 5
Today Dick -Powell, Made
leine Carroll, Alice Faye,
The Rita Brothers in "On
the Avenue." r
Saturday Richard Dix In
"Devil's Playground." J
HOLLYWOOD
Tod ay Double bill, "Rose
Of The Rancho," with
John Boles and. Gladys
- Swartout and .Doris .Nolan
in "The Man I Marry", with
Michael Whalen, Skeets
Gallagher and Cliff Ed
wards. ' -;
Friday Double . bin, The
Three Mesquiteers in
"Ghost Town Gold" and
"The Luckiest Girl In The
, World" with Jane Wyantu
Louis Hayward and Eugene
Pallette.
CAPITOL " ,
Today Double bill. Jean
Harlow in "Riff Raff" and
Robert Montgomery in
"Piccadilly Jim." .
Thursday Double bill,
Frank McHough 'in "3
Men on a Horse" and Buck
Jones In "Sandflow."
Tnrtav DonhlA hill, "nrotn
: Light", with KrroJ Flynn
r ' and ' "Tlier Wantnrt T'
Marry" with Betty Furness
added attraction. "March '
of Time."
Tharadav Cliarlla Pnrrlpi
in "Mind Ton r Own Bnai-'
ness" and "Two Wise
' Maida" with Pollv Worsn.
- JJTATE r i
Today Big double bni, Kath-
. ryn Hepburn in "Woman ;
Rebels" and Brian Donlevy
In "3 House to Kill."
Friday Eastern circuit
. vaudeville on the stage;
plus "Captain Calamity"
all color sea picture.
a
TomoiTow ,
Frt. & Sat. .
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ih .
in "SANDFLOTP
The Call Board
A round v Happenings Around the Legislative
- : ' Halls, Including Some That House
The Lobby nd Senate Spectators -Missed. ;
SPRmo la coming. The windows
of the armory 'were opened
resteraar ror ine nm - time
since the session opened. The sun
shine filtered through the smoke
that rolled to the ceiling from the
cigars and cigarettes of, the law
makers. .
. At the mum time Use. warm,
day made the members Just -bit
reatleaa. Tbey ave gttiaf to -the
stage where tempers . are
gettiaa; ahort. Cogalaaace was
taken . of tbe fact yesterday
whea Represeatative Haaaah
Blartia waned them that they
were "keyed np" and should go
a little slower In the passage of
law by givlns; cool and calm
deliberation.
ministration of the board as re
gards Its personnel.'
The rote on adoption of the
report against the bill:
Yes: Angell, Best, Carney, Dick
son, Dunn, Johnson.e Lessard, Mc
Cornack, Pearson, Stadelman,
Staples, Steiwer, Strayer, Walker,
Wheeler, Franclscorich.
No: Balentine, Burke, Chaney,
Clark, Eayrs, Ellis, Graham, Kid
dle, Ross, Spaolding, Stringer.'
Absent: Bennett, Duncan, Mc
Kay. ;-5;:. -
28 Bills Approved
In Senate Session
Foreign Flags Ban Fails;
Many Appropriation
Measures Voted
The senate passed 28 bills
Tuesday, most of (them being an-
X .1 m...i . .
vrvyt lauss uuis . urvsgai in OJ
the ways and means committee.
having previously passed the
house. IL B. ,31 to prohibit use
by any public body of U. S. flags
not manufactured in the U. S. A.
was Indefinitely postponed when
senators urged that it would
create, friction in foreign rela
tions. . -
Senator Angell requested in
formation from the ways and
means committee as to the totals
ot appropriation bills as com
pared with available revenues.
Sen. Walker replied that the In
formation ' had been tabulated
from time to time and was avail
able. .-- - .r
Ia support of the committee
bill Walker said that the total
appropriations would not mate
rially exceed the . Income If the
estimated revenues are realized.
The committee left the minimum
age for pensions at 70. and
Walker warned- thai a substan
tial deficit would result it the
legislature lowered the age. The
committee thus far has done noth
ing regarding a building pro
gram. Walker reported.
One Ite-ref erred
One appropriation-bill, a minor
one relating to administering log
boom fund, was re-referred to the
committee. Four rotes were cast
against the appropriation of Sl,
087,000 for the state police:
Ross, Burke, - Stringer and Cha
ney. Balentine said , he would
move today for reconsideration ot
this vote.
'. The senate passed the Angell
bill making Washington's birth
day a school holiday.
The Hyde bill changing law on
absentee voting was killed, also
the Grant resolution - to require
members i. Introducing measures
"by request" to give the name ot
the sponsor of the legislation.
Contempt Denied
I In Townsend Case
(Continued from Page 1)
a polite goodbye Last May and
stalked ozz. .
1 Replying. District Attorney
Leslie Garnett said Townsend
had been served with a subpoena
ordering him to 4 appear before
the committee and not to leave
without permission.
Your Two
Favorite
Corned
.Stars
' In a
Brand
New Hit!
Seats
25c
LAST
TRIES
TODAY
SL
VT
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Hugh Earle, Insurance commis
sioner, was a visitor on the floor
of the house yesterday as 'mem
bers debated sT measure to put a
two and a quarter per cent tax on
annuities. T"."
r.
Representative Boon! i doesn't,
like to waste time. - He Is -always
willing to move the previous ques
tion in order to get Dills voted oa
without lengthy debate. ... . : v
It amoaaU to almost a wbisp
ertas; rote oa some measures ia
the hoaae. Oa some ineasurea,
the represcatatlvea act as if by
speaUns; softly they may aot'
be heard by their fellow mem
perhaps lobbyists. Aad
lLl
a vot wrong or asks them to
repeat. . ... . , ; , ;, ;r;'.
Dan Fry, secretary of the board
of control, has been an Interested
observer at several sessions ot the
legislature. He also likes to sit In
on ways and means committee
meetings.
. Taken by surprise yesterday
was Representative 1 Harrison ot
Linn. When the clerk reached his
name on the roll call, he had to
state frankly thaV he didn't know
w h a t " he was voting on. The
speaker explained and. Harrison
voted.
- Almost an Amos. 'n Andy act
was played yesterday "by Repre
sentatives , Grant and Mahoney.
Mahoney desired to ' question
Grant on a MIL He joined Grant
at the microphone so the mem
bers could hear the '' question.
Then,- with heads ' together, the
two men talked of er the bill while
the audience looked on at the
broadcast.
Earnest observers of the senate
pari-mutuel battle were ex-Senator
Julian McFadden of Corvalils,
sponsor of the original bill, Jdnn
H.' Hall and Frank Longer gan of
Portland, ex-house members. .-
A. K. McMahan, chairman of
the liquor board, and Gene Kelty,
dobs oi me works, were down to
confer with committees on alco
holic legislation, or rather, bills
dealing with liquor control.
, Mrs. Elbert Bede came to
; town to spend a week and
'.that's news. Mrs. Bede is as
sensible aa she is smart, aad
looks fine la aplte of many
years of . hard work trying to
fatten Elbert. , . - -. -
' ' -
: Many legislators took a night
off Monday and attended the re
serve officers ball in thV Crystal
Gardens . . . and seemed. to have
very good-time. .-- - .
is
ATiome Ovned Theater
TODAY and THURSDAY
FAMILY NIGHTS
Mom, Pop aad . as f
Unmarried Kids 1 'vC
TWO FINE FEATURES
Doris Nolan in
"THE MAN
. I MARRY"
" . ' with
MICHAEL WHALEN
Metro
"VOICE OP BXPKRIESCK"
Tomorrow
FrL & Sat.
' .
Betty
O la
They '
O Wanted to
Marry''
:-..:Aad..ir':' . JfT
Second Feature vyi-"a
t Xf7 - and
AN 2 T '
pillit.iiiffj
Fair Trade Act Is
Up mHoiise Today
Planning Board, Education
Appropriations .'Cirea . v
;7 ? FmaLApprdral ; v .
Going- into tho nome stretch of
the seventh -week of the session
the bouse: ground out 19 blfla yes
terday but passed only one senate
measure,' leaving- S 4 senate meas
ures on the calendar. Bills contin
ued to be introduced though mem
bers admitted they believed the
end to be getting: near. .
v Much contested In the ways and
meana . committee.- the planning
. ..l.tl.. A OOA AAA
leased 'ho'wlurout'd'eoVt;
and- only three .dissenting., votes.
They were Representatives B
(an. Riddle and Staples.! " .
Scheduled for airing today on a
divided committee report Is sen
ate bUl 103,. known as the fair
trade act. Representative - Walter
Fnhrer brought In the minority
report from the revision of laws
committee that the bill do not
pass.- - -v.' ---, ';- -
Opponents ot bouse bill 402
which would place a 2 Vi per cent
tax on annuity contracts succeed
ed after an hour's tight to have
the bill re-referred to the commit
tee for taxation and revenue. They
charged that - a fair hearing had
not been given on the measure.
- ' CoHeger Bill Scanned rti
The ways. and means-appropriation
for higher education went
under close scrutiny when.' Rep
resentative Hannah Martin object
ed to the continuing appropriation
in the bill. - - , :
!This. practice Is. wrong la pria
clple. Mrs. Martin said, -. TThe
legislature should have some control-
over .the higher., education
board. I am not opposed , to the
amount of the measure. I think It
is reasonable but I do not ap
prove of ; making the . levy per
manent for tbe hoard." ..
The attack failed after Repre
sentative Oleen's motion to re-
refer the bill to committee lost.
"The taxes to be raised for
higher education are based on the
1929 inflated levy on real prop
erty. Oleen said. "We 'should
make the appropriation but find
other sources of revenue Initead
of putting an additional burden
on. real estate. '
AN
; tONITE,
ftresentiasj . Direct from,
kastera agagemeats ... .
GENE
COY
and his
11 Black
Aces ' '
14 Entertainers! .
MELLO-MOON
. , - Admission ? -Geats
40c. Ladles S3e .
LADIES FREE TILL
-9:15 P. M.
.. .at M .
-We will gladly call and help you inodernize
your printed pieces. Just phone 9101.
at-, .k
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Hard liquors l ax
Levf Cut in Half Drit Beer
Dup.isew' Wcetise is ...
-5idded toJlerenue
- -nmtf neaaion SUP-
porters ,wontbeic first floor.vic-
tory in tne nouse- -
they succeeded 1 having house
bill t 404, to levy a 40 per cent
tax on nara uquor- ivfi
back to committee for amend
ment." - . ' ;
Representative wiuiam sai
lister," Jackson moved, for ,the
reference. He sUted that the
proponents wished .to amend the
bill to place the tax at flve per
cent Instead ot ten. The juoi
elary committee late in the. day
reported ' it In again with this
change, and lth a, beer dispen-
Bora license oi : v :.
RepTetentauve ratiana oppoa
a ik. matinn ' Hii charged dil
atory tactics : by the supporters
of the bill and objected to It be-
lng sent. ,-dsvcjc w jjuiuv",1'
committee. ; ! ' .
'How xan you amend - It to
make it satisfactory- when the
foundation ot the measure is rot
ten, Fatland shouted.
Representative atonaitt Jones.
u.. AaiaraA I (ha measure
would take $700,000 from relief
and pensionrunaa. . v
Takes, pouting, tjiaim
This was denied by Represen
tative Ray Alber,: Multnomah,
who aald the tax would be in ad
juinn m nnifiii atrsadv. made
by the liquor commission for re
lief., He said tnat tne i per cew
tax would raise around 1700,000
i eEILe1 (DVEO!!
jUSEE aad ThU Year's Merriest
filXl Y kita: h- MwUical Mirthquake
b "XVfXtl'C E: FAYE
ii ... pjLU.y nrrz onpTiiEcis
1 , ' -- 20ta Ceitnry-r f ltnra
, ' -v5jo Something
Yf - : SS An fatliaatt
V Jnf "Front SUjrt
i i 'W Musical
HOW DOES YOUR
LETTERHEAD AND
ENVELOPE LOOK?
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Senate Bills
XntTssnesa Tssadty. r
S. B. 80. ay Kidals MakUg It aa.
lawfal for aay saanager or amplora ot
a kotel sr laa ta g rscsipt fs a Krat
a iaioant taaa ia pai4 by a g-
8. E. SSI, br Dlessoa Prsvidlag for
arsetisa aa asaiatsaaaea at a stata- in
sans aaapital ia afaltBossaa saaatj, with
prsTlsisa ta rsftr M vatars.-
g. B. 182, by Bsst laerssslag ssIarirS
af Umatilla esaatr atfiears.
yassam ay flsasta .
"a. B. SO. ax fimt Ta regnlsta Boars
for TJssatiHs .waatr aUieoa.-
g. B. S70. by AageU at al Msklag
Waahlngtoa's airthdsy- a- school aolidajr.
8. B. 2. br saaaiHaa. ssi-saajr ana
stsatMtry eoatralttao Bclatiag to persons '
wba ars to bo atoriliso. ,
saaaaa by Baaaa
' g. B. 17,' by Boaator Carasy aad Olcca
ProvMiag tar coBflseatiea aa destrue.
tioa a slot aascaiaoa.
and the five per. cent tax half
that amount. .
Representative Barnes took the.
floor to urge that the bill be
sent back to the committee for
amendment.
. "We in Portland are facing a
difficult situation," Barnes; said,
"we can't f etlre our policemen
because Che ; pension fund I
broke. There is nothing unfair
in this bill. It just gives us an
opportunity - to , work out of a
bad sltnation. -
The motion to re-refer carried
by a 41 to 19 vote..
Farm Labor - Bill Up Tor
Hearing Thursday at 1
A hearing on senate bill 334.
which would create a. farm labor
board of conciliation, will be held
Thursday at p. m.. by the sen
ate Industries committee. The bill
was drawn by the state grange.
Farmers- opposed to the measure
have asked for the hearing. .
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FINE SERVICE
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GOOD PRINTING