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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.! SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE WHAT IS DOING IN LEGISLATIVE SESSION SENATE NAMES EK11L IN BILL OVER PROTEST rrn SALARY RAISES now on Summer, O, and the Oak addition streets was accepted and approved. G. R. Bonnell, H. C. Kc- Caminon, and F . G. Brock all i of the test case la court to decide agreed that a new pavement was whether the city should do the necessary, and they are in favor repavlng. Chief Figures in the Bay's News BADLY PAVED STREETS SOUGHT ;2JSSS1r IN BY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925 ,.!3Chw af Thfl senate bil! providing for an additional circuit Judge in Mutt- nomnh county and naming Wtlliam A. Iikwall for the place was again taken up in the senate today af ter having been referred to the , ways and mean committee when It came up yesterday for third , reading. The committee reported rt cat without recommendation. ! The hill rayeJ. Banks explained the bill, call ing attention to th crowded con dition of the Multnomah court doe!tet. i Jos-?th attacked the bill as be-j lng unfair because It attempted to tako from the governor the pow er of appointing the judge. "I am not going to cast any as persions on Jude Kkwall," said Joseph, "but I object to the meth od b&in,- used here. They talk about Judy ts losing their health. Isn't It remarkable how many judge wreck their health by col liding with the circuit bench? I understand enough votes are plt-dg ed to pass thin bill, but when some thing comes up that they did not know about I don't think they are obligated under their pledge. Now I am telling you that there Is a vetoed bill here from the last sen si on and the legal way to do this Is to pans that bill." Senator Gariand spoke In sup port of the bill. Coibett, Ha:e, Joseph, Kinney, Staples and Zimmerman voted against the bill. 8. B. 192, Dennis and Banks Relating to exception of certain Bucictloe from provisions thereof. S. It. 190, Senator Dunn and Representative Carkin Relating to the payment of the operating and other expense of all build ing and loan associations. H. B. 145, Miller Authorizing school boards to select depository wnere school funds shall be placed and relieving clerk of responsibil ity in event of loss. H. li. 272, Judiciary committee Relating to the release of surety on bonds and other securities. H. B. 419, Joint ways and means conimltte.i Appropriating flOG, 000 for the payment of salaries and contingent expenses of public service commission, declaring an emergency. H. B. 248, committee on public lands Authorizing sale of timber on lands of state of Oregon. H. B. 210, committee on forest ry ana conservation Authorizing Bldto board of forestry to acquire lands by gift of donation. II. B. 37, German Relating to payment of death benefits of fra ternal societies. II. B. 39, Coffey Relating to fraternal benefit societies. H. B. 41. Bailey Relating ot finding of fact in equity cases, pro vidlng court need not make find ings of fact unless requested. II. B. 42, Bailey Relating to findings of fact in law cases not tried before Juries. II. B. 120, Multnomah delega tion Removing lesal requirement that marriage licenses can be issu ed only by clerk of county in which biid resides. H. B. 148, commiuee on food and dairy products Ti prohibit the baling of milch cows. H. J, 15"), committee on food and dairy products To prohibit the misuse of dairy breed names. H. B. 186, Cramer Creating of fice of county herd inspector in Josephine county. GGNZAGA PLAYS mm tost Jn an effort to fill the gap Irfi In the Bearcat quintet by the ab sence of "Fuzzy" Knimel, who h;is been on tho sick list all week, Coach Rathbun will probably use a freshman tonight for ".e first time this year, he announced this morning. S:ott, Salem hgh gradu ate will be the man used. Tho tilt is to be asainst the scrappy Gonzaca team, whi-rh is rated toward the top in conference circles. One man especially, In gram, forward, is counbed a star of tho first water. "Re ' one of the very best men In tne confer ence," said Rathbun this morning. The Oonxaga five held W. S. C. to a close score at Spokane recent ly. They defeated Pacific 65 to 17 on Pacific's floor Thursday night. They lost to O. A. C. at Cor vallls last night, the coujit there being 2d to 13. SALEM DEBATES JTH FALLS CITY The challenge Issued to Salem high school to meet the high school debating team, which meets Falls City In a duel contest to night. The deh'a'e Is the second district meet of the season, Franklin higU, who lost to Salem a week ago, be ing outside Salem's district. Local debaters expect to have one more debate after the Salem-Falls City clash before they will hare a cloar title the district championship and be In line for stale honors, which were won by Salem hlgfl last year. Tonight's debate is on the ques tion. "Resolved, That a strong third party would promote the In terests of good government In the I'nited States." Negative teams travel. fepisii i t . k. . .. '::'.. A( t m I lA , .Ms LA Julia Morosinl, who Inherited 16,1100,000 from her father, a partner ot the late Jay Gould, is under heavy guard at her mansion at River dale, N. Y., for reasons no one will divulge. Miss Morosinl created a sensation several years ago when she eloped witu and married Arthur Werner, New York City mounted policeman, who saved her life in runaway. Later the marriage was annul ed, Werner Is dead. Backers ot Representative Martin Madden, ot Illinois, candidate for Speaker ot the next House of Representatives against Nicholas Longworth, ot Ohio, declare delegations of four mora States have enlisted under his banner. Miss Mary MacSwlney, sister of the famous hunger-striking Lord Mayor of Cork, has arrived in New York without a Free State passport, to "reveal the terrible conditions In Ireland." She has been on two hunger strikes herself. SENATE BILLS S. B, 215, revision ot laws com mittee Relating to guardianship jf minors. S. B. 216, Magladry To protect titles of motor vehicles. S. B. 217, Committee on fisher iesProviding payment to L. GruUner from hutchery fund of district No. 2 In amount of $100 S. B. 218, Clark, Dennis aid Fisk Relating to annual election of school districts. S. B .219, Johnson Prohibiting persona who have been convicted of crimes from being licensed as chauffeurs. S. B.. 220, Clark (by reques . Relating to salaries in Columbi county. S. B. 221, Hall Authorizing the construction of toll bridges on state and other public highways S. B. 222, Hall To authorize and empower the highway com mission to construct bridges aeries streams wholly or partly within incorporated cities. 8. B. 223, Ritncr Correctin farmers relief bill. S. B. 224, Corbett (by request) Regulating use of vehicles and bicycles. S. B. 225, Upton Relating to registered assistant pharmacists. S. B. 226, judiciary committee Giving right of way to polijc and fire vehicles. A friendly suit In court to de termine whether the property owners on north Summer street should pay for repaying or the city should be obliged to shoulder the cost may be the result of a special committee meeting of aldermen and property holders last night in the city council chambers. Pacement put on that section of Summer street In 1911 bas failed to stand up, and is in such a state now that travel Is Impossible over the street, according to a number of property owners on that street who attended the meeting last night. That the section of pavement on the street was never approved by the office of the city engineer was attested by City Engineer Rogers, who was then an assistant in the department. Inspectors hired by the city who approved the pave ment and .that on D street from Winter to the city limits, east, and that on many of the streets in Oaks addition did not know their business, according to the opinion voiced by many property holders. Most of those wbo attended the meeting believe that the city is morally bound to replace this pavement, although the city at torney has voiced the opinion to Hal D. Patton, chairman of the committee in the absence of Mayor J. B. Giesy, that the city Is not legally bound to replace the pavement. A suggestion was made by Aid erman G. J. Wenderoth that the city go ahead and lay a block of the said pavement, and see it any legal action Is taken to stop the work. Then a proposal can be referred to the people as to the correct way of financing the pro ject of repairing and repavlng worn out sections of the city streets. "I'm agalnutt bonds In prin ciple, but It I'd ever vote for a bond Issue In this town, I'd vote for one to keep the streetB In re pair,' avered Alderman J. E. Galloway. "From now on we want to select an inspector of pavement that we can trust," said Mr. Galloway. A. N. Moores, who owns prop erty on the corner of Chemekcta and Summer, was Insistent on the fact that Summer street should be repaved, If not by city funds, then by private property holders. Homer Smith, who has two lots on Summer Btreet, says he would rather the strteet be torn up and repaved than to have It In Its present condition, even if he were SPORT MODEL That Qood Looking Car Behind its smart appearance it carries the sturdiest power motor ever built the new. Million Dollar Motor that (develops 20 more power real power. Four-wheel brakes the pnly car at its low cost so eSec It Today-Drive equipped for your safety. No skidding in wet weather. Full Force Feed Lubrication to all bearings and cam shaft. Never a burned-out bearing In a Star Car.- The 1925 Star Car is the greatest buy in the world (at the new low prices). In It Compare It Salem Automobile Co. F. G. Delano crf iTiiuiun jjuHur, ilia Mnfnt- iiiC Smooth Disc Clutch A. I. Eoff Four-Wheel Brakes Tubular Backbone. The ways sod means committee last night voted to report out un favorably all the Important sal ary increase bills now pending, These are bills to increase the salary ot the state treasurer and the secretary ot state from $4,500 to Jb.OOO each, the superintend ent ot public schools from 1 4,000 to $5,000 and the salaries of the deputy secretary of state, deputy state treasurer and secretary to tne governor from 1250 a month each to 1500 a month. Also the committee will today demand that the bill to Increase salaries of dis trict attorneys, which has passed tne house and is In the bands of the senate judiciary committee. be referred to the ways and means committee for consideration. The bill to increase the salary of the state dairy and food com missioner from $3,000 to $4,000 was amended by the committee and will be 'reported favorably witn tne increase to $3,600. The committee, after hearing State Treasurer Kay, reconsidered Its action relative to the state board of control appropriation which was previously fixed at $25,000 and allowed $50,000 Instead. PRICELESS STATUE FOUND Lincoln. Eng. For long regard ed as of very little value, the statue of Queen Margaret on the side of the south porch of the ca thedral here has now been acclaim ed by an authority on architecture as "possibly the finest and most prefect example of medieval por trait sculpture left in Europe." obliged to pay for his share. "I'm willing to rely on the judgment of the present city engineer and street committee, as to the permanency ot any pave ment laid under their Inspection," asserted Mr. Smith. 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