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Page Six The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Mond, ay' Feruar,, Compromise Reapportionment Bill Framed at Sunday Conferee Kay, Ritner Lead Attempt ToEndTangle Unofficial Proposals Would Eliminate One Representative From Marion Co. When it bec.ime apparent Sut uruuy trial mere was llttie or no hope of passing the bill now before the senate providing for a reap portionment of the legislative dis tricts of Oregon, President Ritner of the senate, Representative Kay and other legislators hit upon thi Idea that a compromise might h effected which would Insure the approval of a measure satisfactory to the electors of practically every section of the state. Following out this idea, Presi dent Ritner and Representative Kay, together with n few othe lawmakers, went into conre.ence here Sunday in an effort to work out a bill that would give the en tire state fair representation and meet the approval of the legisla ture. It was made plain by Senator Ritner and Representative Kay th this conference was called without the authority' of either branch of the legislature and was merely j move to unravel tn- present re apportionment tangle and whip into shape some concrete offering ac ceptable to the voters of the stati in n Partly Worked Out At the conoiuslon of the confer encc- last night neither President Ritner nor Representative Kay would divulge any information oth er than that they had given the bill now before the senate careful consideration and had partly devis ed a plan whereby many of the alleged Inequalities could be clltn inated. Under the proposed compromise It Is not believed that Marlon coun tv will lose any of lis senatorial representation although one house member will be eliminated. Jackson Not tn tjoM It also was reunited that no change would be made In the rep resentation ok. Jackson county, which now has one senator. Under the bill now before the senate, It was proposed to link Jackson and Josephine counties In a senatorial district, but this met with strenu ous opposition on the part of Sen ator Thomas of Medford. Similar objection also was volc d to the plan by Senator Smith of Josephine county, who charged that the adoption of such n pro gram would rob his county of all its senatorial representation. While not In a position to speak officially for either house of the legislature, President Ritner und Representative Kay said that thev believed progress has been mail.' Appropriations Body's Work Done; Results Held Good The appropriations committee ! has completed Its work and has shown great ability in meeting the demands of a progressive state i government and yet keeping so nearly within the 6 percent limita tion. The totals for state institu tions of all kinds are below what ' was demanded by about two and I a half million dollars, and the bills; from the ways and means commit-, tees of the two houses will miss ! ith little change. t In the last hours of the session more printed bills ,. -ire coming in! that carr obligations for the tax-I payers to meet and creating new otflces, and The Journal has to record the following: II. it 847 raises salaries of enri tios deputies and increases com pensation of ceunty superinten dent of Clatsop county. H. It. 350 raises salaries of 22 district attorneys. H. B. 360 raises amounts al- ' ' 'he bill and Supported his mo lowed clerk of state land board. j tion by calling bis attention to the II. ft. 3 r 1 creates a state horse- request of .Senator McN'ary that racing commission. Oregon keep hands off this ones- i l - i:. is: allows S. VV. i'urdav I""" until the federal government deputy game warden J152.75. Wl tke action. H. B. l takes stenographers' I Herts, nmmaltlnn civil suits as costs in the Senators Eddv, yrbcrhard and i-auerson opposed the motion to in- Upper House Postpones Jap Property Biil Opponents Present McNary's Plea for Hands Off To Halt Passage The senate Saturday afternoon, y a rota of 2 0 t() I, wuh Ryan ab sent and not voting, indefinitely postponed action the anti-Japanese colonization Question as represented bv house bill No. lva. The question came in on a report by the Judiciary committee without recommendation, senator Bank moved the indefinite DMtDOnement government and the "good old Re publican party." Those opposing postponement and favoring the bill were: Sena tors Cell, Dennis, Eberhurd, Eddy, Nlckelaen, Thomas, Upton. Kitner und Patterson. ot Fish Bills Pass House Saturday Fishlnffton interests of Oregon received attention of the house of representatives through passages of a series of bills Saturday afternoon The bills passed include home bill 344, providing for the condemna tion of lands or water rights for fisheries; house bill 240, providing for the reconstruction of the fish hatchery on the Umpnua river: house bill 27 1, providing for a fish hatchery on the Koeaaioum water system for the Santlam fish hatch ery; house bill 290, providing for fish feeding panda on the Wallowa iher; house bill 289. providing for a fish hatchery near Oak Ridge, Lane county; house bill 275, pro viding for feeding ponds at the Clatskanle hatchery; house bill Zti providing for fish ladders in the Deschutes river. fees case. if. h. r.D3 pays Loo Fischer $102.- for re.oairing game warden au to. S. R. 339 increases salary dis trict attorney Tillamook county to 52POO and to appoint deputies and provide pay for same. S. n. 271 amended to Increase tppropriation from $35,000 to tr.a,- 000. S. R. 343 increases salary of As toria constable from $1,080 to II,-380. Mrs. Kinney Asks Passage of Jury Bill In Speech Kinney, of Clutsop, only legislature, toward a solution of the reappor tlonment problem. The extent to which the proposed amendment will satisfy the stale at large will not be known until today's confer ence. aii Interested in inn Tire reapportion nt measure occupies n unique position in the legislature and probably Is the on ly proposed law In which every member or either house has a per son il interest. Because of this, sev eral lawmakers here today said they did not believe it would he possible to introduce a measure that would not develop some op position. 1 " I t 1 1 Measures Passed By Senate Mrs. Kinney, of woman member of the made her first extended Beech of the session Saturday In behalf of her bill providing that women serve on Juries. She offered an amend ment calling for referring; the bill to the people, but as it was defec tive in Its legal phraseology, it was no on the table for correction anil will later riass without serious 00- KMrition. Mrs. Kinney declared the meas ure had been endorsed bv women's organizations representing a total! membership of 35,000 women. She' defied opponents to-show that wo men did not want the measure, and read a long list of endorsements' coming from all portions of Ore-I gon. She declared that women asked this right as citizens und' taxpayers subject to all state laws and participants in legislation. i Sho declared that she had been 1 informed that' the opposition came rom lawyers, but questioned this part, whereat Speaker" Bean culled ttentlon to the tact that a luwver should have been consulted in definitely postpone on the 'ground that II was a state question and de manded action at this time before the menace became too great to he handled. Sensor Bddy, In attempting to prevent postponement of the mw ure, called attention to the wide j difference between' the standard of j the Japanese and those In this county. The Japanese, he insisted were an unassimilahle race and it was the duty of the state to act I While there was yet time. I Senator Thomas called attention to the rapidity with which the Jap- iiinese were crowding into tit I Rogue river vallev since they had 'been legislated out of California. and declared that to delay solution of the question for another two years might pr ve serious. Vine i n l or Action. Banks, tn raping to the advo cate of the bill, Characterised the measure as discriminatory in that II singled out the Japanese from among 50 or more nationalities to whom the same objection might be directed. There was no menace in Oregon except In Isolated cases, he declared In pleading that the question be left for solution with the federal Senate Bills s. B. 878 ty commute on county and state officers Relating to salaries of Clatsop county officers. S. B. 378 by commute on county and state officers Increasing Sjary of governor from $500 to f7500 per annuf. Silverton Has "Tag Day" for Hospital Silverton, Ore., Feb. 21. Satur day was "tag day" in Silverton and an effort was made to sell stock in the Silverton hospital Huf ficient to take care of the $2,000 mortgage against the property Two committees were working dili gently during the day and wen successful in selling considerable stock, but the exact amount has not yet been determined. It i known, however, that the commit tees were very successful and the alei were really better than they expected. Sine the hospital was built about two years ago, Silver ton has learned the great Import ante of the institution and bust ness men responded generously when asked to subscribe fot stock mat it win he maintained is a settled fact. to supreme court. 202, Yamhill county d'.'U Authorizing the county 1 Yamhill county to seli ited con.ty t.i state of Oregon ce"t.nn tracts of land In MeMranviUv for armory purposes, 20J. Edwards To amend section 5 U 1 , Oregon Law.i. relating to powers and duties jf public library boards. 211, Norblad To provide for cap taring and killing sealJ and sea -lions. 226. ttyan, Bell, d-lv l.'-t'ining malfeasance in office and providing for punishment of satn i. 240, 1 arrcll To renin! section 977K, Oregon Laws, and declaring an emergency. Bouse Bills. ii, Sheldon (by peojutstti- Regu lating fishing in Rogue riv its tributaries 7. Allen Amending section 1254. Oregon Laws, relating to petition for citations in .sale of property by executor! and administrators. 8, ltennett Crettthti office of and providing fo" appointment and salary of county meat and herd Inspector. Bills Signed by Governor B. B. 3C6 by JUdlClar) commit tee Requiring records, elr. re quired by law to be written in Knyllsh language. B. 11. 367 by Judiciary committee Relating to office hour of Clat sop county officials 8. It. 36e by Dennis (by request) Kmpowerlng state highway com mission to acquire rights of way along state highways. 8. B. 277 by Knrrell Approp riating $20,000 Tor purpose of car rying out provisions of child act B. B. 27 by Moser. QUI. Staples Providing Ifor furnishing and equipping the Albertlna Kerr Nur sery home at Portland and appro priating money therefor. 8. 1!. 101 by Kill - Appropriat ing money for Harney county ex periment station. B. B. $44 by Judiciary committee Increasing of constable of Clat- inn counlv item n-.-v v veiirlv. 8. R. 304 by Upton Appropriat ing ttO.000 for investigating 1 Itataa well conditions in Kort .,t, h;n nmi other sections of slate k I! ;&f bl NU-kelsen --Appro printing money for Hood River exDerlment station. s, n J30 by Ryaa-tnereaalng isrv of Insurance commissioner from $$000 to $4000 yearly. a i i M,iMr Relating to .vhll.ii In Portland and appropriating mone) therefor.' drawing the amendment. Gervais Man, 96, Roams, Pitches In Ditch; Is Now Okeh (lervals. Ore.. Feb. 21. When Hi nr Rubens, Of. years of age, did not appear at home, a few ulirhlu no-.. ri.,., ! ... .1.. ...n..... ..', nuv. .--.tins no j hot! c of a neighbor, the family be- ' came greatly alarmed and a search-1 Ing party went In pursuit of the' elderly gentleman. It was learned that he hnd left the neighbor's house late In the afternoon and in tended ,to make a short cut across the lots. Following his supposed trail the searchers found him lying In a ditch unconscious Mr. Rubens is not able to ex plain how he happened to fall In, but it Is presumed that he be came confused and went out of the pRth in the direction of the limbered section. His eyesight Is not very clear. It Is said and he apparently did not see the ditch until he had fallen in. He had been lying in the mud and water for some time before discovered. The whi le community was aroused when the report became current that the aged man was lost, and a large searching party was started out In all directions where it was thought he might have traveled. He has regained consciousness, and seems to be none the worse for his experience, except that he contracted a coML , nlf Silverton Youths Violated Curfew Laws; Are Fined Postal Telegraph Named Defendant In Federal Suit New Vork. Keh. 21. The fnllej States gov eminent through Assis tant Attarne Karl B. Rarpes filed in the I nited States district court here today a lull In equity to oh tain an aei.unllng from the PosPU Telgmvh company for the money paid to that company as agent of the government in oWratoing the system for oie year during the war. Mr. Barnes said that the amount tn dispute between the government and the Postal Telegraph company laou'.t approximate); $2.0u.too live t cisin. been thev i. Ore.. Kelt. 21. Four s of Silverton, who, it d, for Several weeks had going to bed (be same got up. notw ithslanding Announcement is mads that the new railroad contemplate making Bank:, a division nrdnt A round houae wilt he built srd by Jutv 1 train, wail be rurnmr hi,ch as Verm .1 lr. curfew law. were taken before MunteipeJ .ludge If, t. Van Valk inhiirg I few days ago by Night Policeman Crnvrr Yates on a charge of violating that ordinance inteiidcl to make boys g,. bJ tied at the right time. They plead guilty, and small fines were im IH'sed upon three of the hoy sim ply as a rciiilndtr that the laws must be obeyed in Silverton. The curfew law applies to all Iwjys and girls aster Id year of age. and the officers have decided to see I hat it Is hereafter enforced. Youth Struck by Cable Instantly Killed Near Scio l UfTord McKinney. a 17-vear- old boy. working In the logging camps near 8010. was killed almost instantly Thursday when a cable broke, and an end struck him on the left side, of Ihe head McKinney was working with his father when the aceident occurred. He w4 standing with his bark to the cable and Ihe parent believes that the toy oever knew what hit him. He . , uncivraciou when he father reached his side, and itied "before a physician could each him from 8rio. Th- t skull was terribly ushed- The McKinney family t-M.le .. Sot h-r th. (Hhlv w is Senate Kills. t, Bberhard Abolishing board of automobile mechanics' examiners 2. Kberhard Amending section 1027, Oregon Laws, relating to ap pointment of pedlal district attor neys. II, Kberhard To repeal section 4B44. Oregon Laws relating to lim itation of I per cent on counties in las U SolOS of road bonds. 20, Staples- Providing for the regulation of the sale or distribu tion of commercial foodstuffs. 20. Patterson- -To amend section j 21, Oregon Laws, relating to limi tation of time of bringing new ac tion after reversal of judgment. SXi Moser To amend section 7037. Oregon Laws, of 1920, Hill ing to cemetery associations. 33. Joseph Fixing limitations on revocations, countermands, pay ment and stop-payment orders re lating lei the payment of any check or draft against bank accounts. ft, Hare To amend section 1004, Oregon Laws, In relation to obtaining money or goods by false pretenses. 39. Moser To amend section 1 of chapter IS, general laws of Ore gon, relating to establishment and maintaining k indergarteits. 42, Committee on revision ol laws -in amend section 60ff, Ore gon Laws, relating to the PS ha bill tatlon fund. 40. Ryall To repeal section a.lii! Oregon Laws, relating to count superintendent a ppotitoumcnt to high schools. 4 h. Kills To amend section 5700, Oregon Laws, relating to the em ployment and payment of assistants to Water musters. It, Kllis -To amend section 209', Oregon Laws, relating to the aup I cession of prise lighting. 54 Kllis To ages ad section 193n, Oregon Laws, relating to crimineJ. libel. 57, Rvan and Vinton To provide for the election of recorder of con veyances in certain counties and to repeal sections 34".3 and 3454. Ore gon Laws. li.'i. Pi.tleisOti Tn m:iL I. .. at,.-,. 'board of control provide a budg. t (or expenditures and repealing sec- llons MM lo IM7. inclusive, of On gon Laws. 66, Dnnnli -To amend secliot M6, Oregon Li lelstmg to an. .-onceining tne convtition ,,r mmors 69. Joseph To amend section 275S. Oregon LbWV. relating lo in lerest coupons in exchange fo bonds. in. Moser, staples, p.auks, rar rell To provide for consolidation of piabsrtl of Ihe Port of Portland and dock commission of the city of Pin Hand 72. Meser. Staples. Hunks I-nr-rell Authorizing the Port of Port land to providr by ordinance foi assessment of damages sustained est scorning from the filling of swamp or overflowed lands, elc. ?S, Moser, Staples. Hanks. Kar rell --Limiting authority of pots organised or created under i gen era! or special law with rvsiwvi to purchase of lands for purposes oth er than channel improvements 74. Moser. staples. Banks. Far- rM To amend section 7142 Ore gon UiwS. and to provide fo: ap pointment of commissioners of the Port of Portland b the governor. 75. Moser. Staples. Ranks. Tsr retl Amending section 711(1 Ore gon Lass, relating to the Port of Portland. 7fc. Strayer To amend section 1020. Oregon Laws, retiring to claim of liens on sheep. 94, Joseph To amend section 1(1 . Oregon lJw , fixing aalarss of eountv officers of MtiU.-iomak county. Derubi To amend section SS, Oregstn Lass relating to oir Istton ot false estatemen's as er 105, Washington county, tlelega tion To permit county court of Washington county to compensate Francis WlMard Taylor. 11 il, Kberhard To amend sec tions 3011 and 321, Oregon Laws, re lating to garnishments and provid ing for garnishments of debts to become due. 114, Moser To amend section S445, Oregon Laws, relating to state aid to institutions for care of ttornlty and venereal cases 117, Patterson -To amend sec tions 4942 and 4H27. Oregon Laws' b fining elemental school and ele mentary teachers' training courses 127. Hell To amend section 2l32 Oregon Laws, relating to Supervis ion of capital's grounds and salary of superintendent thereof. 111 (Bab for S. B. 711, Moser, Hank. Farrell Authorising the Port of Portland to legislate with respect to internal affairs of the Port of Portland by the adoption of ordinances. 13.1. Moser. Staples, Hanks? To To amend section 4111, Oregon Laws relating to laws enacted by legislative assembly relating only to any county, district, pen", or mu nicipal corporation othu than a city or town. 136, Norblad To provide for a preliminary survey and estimate fori an interstate bridge over tiie lower Columbia river. 1 1 1 . I.achmund To Increase thei salary of the tax csjmmlssioner from $2500 to $3000 per annul.;. 149. Norblad. In collaboration w ith Mr. Miles To provide for the I organization of logged-off land im-' prove meat districts. lui. liars to anient section 1724. Oregon LaWS, relating to pg-j roles. 161. Hume nnd Tiomn To amend section 68N5, Orejor. Laws, providing for appointment of trus tee during delinquency of domestic or foreign corporation vvhirh has become disqualified from right to transact business. 16.1. Kddy- -To amend sections 313. S319. S3826. S328 an. Oregon Laws, relating t.) reg'.-tra-tlon of professional engineers. 164. Moser Knlnrcini; nt-.l ile-f fining the powers and ft Sties, of Oregon state board of control in carrying inio effect provision of ch niler 39. general laws of Oregon of special session of 1920. etc.. and declaring an emergerc; l... Moser To erne-. I sections 29'. and 296. Oregon LftSTS, relating to attachments. I6S. Hare To aut'icrli- th" vr tlen of state pen'ti ntr rv under 'i rei t!on of tile r.overnoi. to e-npioy paroled ronvicts it Use prison woes camp 17".. Committee on educutior To Americauixe fori lgr brn child. tn ind parents and .iu,tio-. :n g discre tionary powers o school biards to it plov home track- i 172. Hume To Hmvnd section t'T8 Oregon Laws, rftntisssj to who may prosecute action f-ji damages 181. Laehmund an, si'rayei To amend section SV. i. Oregon I aws. relating to the duties of the statt land hoard. MS, Larhmund--T, ai .end sec tion 1.2J. Oregon Lisa. MUk to parole ltonrd. 13. Uchmuni' '' annd sc tton 2S21. Oregon .. rehiiipg to th? Mai? penitem inry ". Commute on ti-hlt. ; indus tries To provide l-r a commercial fisheries code. 189. Committee on revision of Uws To amend section t and to repeal section IMtl. Oregon LaasL relating to who is oquallticl to make will. JO. I'pton To amend section ttl. Oregon Laws, relating to tax lei. for school purposes. II, Chllds To amend lection 43S1. Oregon LAWS, relating lo col lection of taxes against certain per lonal property. I i, Hindman Providing for lo calization, of gifts, grants and Lic- 'pp'sts ot personal property m irusi r cemeteries. 1 1. Wells Relating to false sta'e mta in writing to obtain credit ind providing penalty therefor. 17. Kubli Defir.tmi criminal iymlicalism and sabotage and pro viding iiunishto : '.herctor. IS. Kubli T.i amend section 4270, Oregon Law.-, providing that plats and index of taxpayers be kept by assessor. 20, Hyatt To amend section Oregon Law, minting to of court to obUiti additional amend section 3173, Oregon Laws, relating to notarial fees. 140. La Follette To amend sec tion 9544. Oregon Laws, relating to line fences. 14S, Committee on judiciary To amend section 2859, Oregon Laws, pertaining to admissions to the sol diers' home. 149, Korell Requiring the :egis of air craft. 155. Fletcher (by request) To amend section 3614, Oregon L.uv.i. relating to salaries of county school superintendent of Lincoln county. 160. Martin To amend section 57, Oregon Laws, relating to pub lication of summons. 1770, Allen To amend section 224. Oregon Laws, pertaining to levies made upon homesteads. 1757, Committee on forestry and ;u" 1 conservation To amend section h" 8971, Oregon Laws, providing for j ptrol of forests, to prevent fires. 176, Committee on forestry and conservation Granting timber owners a hearing before state board of forestry on fire protection 179, Woodson To amend se :!150. Oregon Laws, relatim terms of court in Morrow and Uini tllla counties. 1S4, Heals Regulating use ol road funds by county courts outsidt of their respective counties. 183, Overturff (by request non-support. 234. Powell Providing for the eradication and control of bovine tuberculosis and creating offlc- of cessed county meat and herd inspector for Polk county. 253. Perry To amend sections gilt, 8042, 8647, 8652. Oregon Laws, relating to the practice of pharmacy and disposal of poison ous drugs. 262, Polk county delegation--To amend section 3621, Oregon Laws relating to salaries or officials of Polk county. 268. Belknap To amend section 3595, Oregon laws, relating to sal aries of Benton county official:.. 276, Miller To amend auction 7079, Oregon Laws, relating to Hi? acquisition of toll roads by coun ties. 286. Woodson To amend sec tion 3IUS. Oregon laws, relating to salaries in Morrow county. .103, Joint house and senate ways and means committee To amend section 5536, Oregon Laws, relating I to .sailors' and marines' educational ion' financial aid and declaring an emef rency. till Kegulaiin . i. line. bu.ri se , cessed but J r," iry prodiiet. ami liii ""'in. fi aisttmfhT.ltsl HMa, S amend sectin SS rein i .- - 0m ?al """K 10 ailDrnt.. inonci-t,. f. poses. sw Rous,. Bin, 11 I J I , 1 M . 1 . . of reonm.. .' ADUll 143 ' " """', -""iiuittS Kuu-ic morals (W , mg a state smZT boar.1 ""l 8,1, mils III, Bt Vetoed! . Oregon ljlw, ,r""ni bershin T. m "US Hilt, j iriding 9. Stone '"id Bu "Idtionai meftj rent ZZ 1 "I'enj. lull. powe Juror 21, 514. court point -To amend section 5969, Oregon Laws, relating to appointment of railway policemen. 200, Bennett Authorizing the proof of a will exparte by affida vits. Ill, Woodson Providing for conviction and punishment of ha-J bitual criminals. 218, Beals To amend section 3623, Oregon Laws, relating to sal aries of officers of Tillamook ooun-l ty. 229, Hindman To prohibit a I certain defense against a charge ofJ ZANE GREY'S GREATEST NOVEL "THE U. P. TRAIL" STARTS SUNDAY AT THE OREGON THEATRE Hindman To Oregon Law. I to modify r!t pent of trustee araetid sect t authorising crees for at i for care and condition of minor chidiren. 24, Johnson, Hammond, Marsh Pierce, KoreH, Leonard, Wells North To amend sections S85I 1256, 3358. Oregon Laws, rclollll to relief for Indigent soldiers, sail ors and marines. 27. Powell Changing the tlipe of holding the examination for the certification of teachers. 32. Martin (by request) Au Ihortsing inclusion of state lands o incorporated cities or town 111 (' n gattou or drainage iilgtncXd. 35, KoreH To ameal section 94S and 919, Oregon Laws, provid ing for the election of eonslalil-s in districts of 100 001 or more popula tion. 16, Cary Kcpealing section S76 and amending sections 8762 and 8765, Oregon Laws, regulating granting of license to testers ii creameries and cheese factories. 50, Belknap Amending sectioi 5153, Oregon Laws, relating to con solidation of school districts. 52, Joint house and senate wav and means committee Providing payment of mileage and per di. um if senators and representatives ,,nd general contingent expenses of list legislative assembly. Gordon of Multnomah (by re quest I 'Requiring oat or affirma tion or allegiance to be taken by all teachers in public, private and oa. locnial schools or other institutions of learning in the state of Oreg Lynn Providing for me. ior tna nomination and election of some person to fill vacancy and ensuing term at same time. 56. Kay Repealing section 2. chapter 59, general laws of 1905. 58. McFariand To provide relief for Mrs. Gertrude J. nanny and au thorizing the "state board of game commissions" to make such pay ment at its discretion. 63, Marsh Providing for licen sing of nurserymen and their agents, salesmen and solicitors. 64, Leonard Amending section 5175, Oregon Laws relating to ob servance of Armistice day. 65, Hubbard -To amend section ieiT, Oregon Laws, relating to warehouse man's liens. 6S, Hubbard Amending section 1. chapter 82, general laws of Ore- star in gon. relating to assessor's Baker county. 73, Woodson Amending section 2035-1. Oregon Laws, providing a penalty for escaping or aiding i er sons to escape from state institu tions. 74, Mash, shira. Hopkins To amend section 9513. Oregon Laws, relating to stock running at large in Douglas county. 78. Gordon (of Multnomah) Itelating to the manner in Which municipal corporations shall pre pare a tax levy. 81. Davey Relating to disposal of flax plant at the state peniten t iary. 87, Sloan Granting certain pow ers to drainage districts and declar nig an emergency. 2, Richards Amending section 47787. Oregon Laws, relating to th furnishing of legislation lists to county clerks, assessors and police officers. 96. Sloan Creating a state game bird reservation in I'matlUa coun ty. 98, Fisher Defining methods ot determining cirrulatior. of newspi pers publishing county court pro ceedings. 101. McFariand Creating a state "ame commission. 100. Korell Providing for regu lation and licensing of day nurser les. 106. Hyatt To amend section !0e0. Oregon Laws, relating to as signment of w idow's dower. 17. Joint ways and means con mittce Providing for the pavnient of completing and furnishing cf babies' dormitory of the etate in stitution for the feeble minded and declaring an emergency. ii. fierce To amend 3ISI. Oregon Laws, terms of couuty courts 115. Committee or. salaries and public officials To smee.d section 3el. Oregon Laws relating to sal- itn-s oi count; mcr county. 117. Bennett Increasing the sal- -.rr m county juage and treasurer of Coos county. ii. committee on insurance To authorise ltfe insurance companies Ms. O.llagher To vmend sec ..w.i ."i vrgon Uses section relating to in Cttrij county NEW OXFORDS! We have just received thousands of pairs of New Brop and Black Oxfords in all the new lasts and can offer youj every size. OXFORDS WILL BE THE PREVAILING STYLE OF FOOTWEAR AGAIN THIS SEASON. Pumps will be shown for dress occasions but Oxfords will be sold ten to one over all other styles. Black will be a much stronger color this year all through the line than it has been for a number of years. The Hanan Oxfords are here in black and bown. Get your size before they are gone as we will have only a limited line this season and they are going fast. If you want Hanans, get them now. WE WILL SHOW SOMETHING NEW EACH WEEK OF THE SEASON. WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOE THE NEW ONES. WHE PRICED SHOE ffl 5k ASF BerriianBoob sssaWsssW a m asm sw Hanan Show SetoyShoes Fox Pumps DuxBax Oil let. Kherhrd-Awsrd.,.g cos... nalari of eountv or .--,1. "I d.. defendant tp criminal ao.iom. up-lheur eountv omenUs la m,.I BaflBaadfloots IbrtAppliafl5 3Z6 State aNattoIaddsliBafiK of enlsuuanc en assaas . Tetnpletar :. r,UMt ,
