THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
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WHAT IS DOING IN LEGISLATIVE SESSION
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926
OTHERS PASSED
The senate yesterday defeated
bouse bill 309, providing (or the
tboiition of the voters' pamphlet
except as far ca It pertains to
measures. Only six me tube re
Davis, Dennis, Dunn, Hall, Miller
and KUuer- voted for the bill.
A Ions list of minor measures
wae paused by the senate yester
day afternoon, including the fol
lowing: H. B. C46, Hunter To prohibit
certain livestock from muffing at
large on pu) lie highways In Union
county.
H. B. 416, Mott Providing
method of asjepsing and taxing de
nuded forest landti and providing
for reforestation.
H. B. 303, Shelton Relating to
practice cf dentistry.
H. B. 414, (substitute for H. 13.
147) Prohibiting sale of adulter
ated commercial feeding stuffs.
H. B. 420, (substitute for H. B
321), committee on assessment
and taxation To remit penalty
and interest on taxes for 1921,
1922 and 192:.
H .B. 3S1, ifhelton To provide
funds to build a bridge over Snake
river.
H. B. 418, Judiciary committee,
(substitute for H. B. 17 Hegu
latins the manufacture, sale and
repair ot ucuuiug.
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The house yesterday afternoon
adopted a resolution by benatur
Eddy calling to the governor to
name a cumi.iisjion to study and
make recommendations for
changes in the : gh school courses
ot tho state. Representative
Woodwara opposed the resolution
Btylint,' it an insult to the educa
te z of the state in that it provided
that n3t more than one educator
could be on the commission.
A bill catling for the appoint
ment of a commission to take
charge of the battleship Oregon
Yhcn it ie delivered to the state
was passed by the house yester
day. The bill , is designed to re
lieve the national guard head
quarters of the slate the burden of
taking care of tha snip.
The state superintendent of
banks would be allowed to collect
certain additional fees than here-
toforo provided under home bill
614, passed yesterday afternoon
It .woe explained that addition.;
funds were needed by the state
banking department on account of
the revenue law passed calling up-C-i
all state boards and commis
sions to contribute 10 per cent of
their fees to the genera1, fund of
the state.
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John Emory Andms, "richest straphanger," of lookers, N. t., who
la said to own more timber than any other man In the world, and whose
wealth la counted In millions, celebrated his eighty-fourth birthday by
riding to his New York City office In a auhway jam. He didn't get a
seat. King Goorge, of England, has been compelled to cancel all his
engagements because ot a severe cold. Cleveland H. Dodge, multi
millionaire New York philanthropist, has given 1500,000 toward the fund
for Near East Colleges. William M. Buller, ot Boston, who managed
the Coolidge presidential campaign and who later was appointed United
States Senator from Massachusetts, has been made defendant in a $10.
COO suit filed by Theodore Thomas, lniuato ot the Soldiers' Home Ir
Washington, who alleges Senator Butler reported to postal authorities
thai he scut a death threat through the mail.
BEARCATS PLAY
PACIFIC TONIGHT
HOUSE PRESENTS
Berlin. Feb. 26. (By Assoc I
ated Press) President Kbert, who
underwent an operation Tuesday
morning for appendicitis, de
veloped peritonitis last night. He
was somewhat better this morn
ing, but his condition was sttill
serious.
The president's physician this
morning issued a bulletin which
read : I
The president suddenly fell 1
111 at noon on February 23 with a I
severe case of appendicitis which'
necessitated an operation that
igbt. Despite the fact that the
'ration was undertaken soon
fter the Illness developed, the
appendix was found badly In.
flamed and partially punctured,
bo that peritonitis developed.
The course of the Illness was
satisfactory until late last night,
but as often happens on the third
day, the peritonitis became orse
last evening so that the president
spent an uneasy night."
President Ebert'e secretary said
this noon that the patient's
physicians expected the crisis in
is case to come today. The p res-
dent's condition early this after
noon was etill very serious.
While the patient was sleeping
at 2 o'clock this afternoon, It was
reported that bis heart was not
so strong as the hospital attend
ants hoped and there was much
apprehension about his condition.
Dr. Bier and the other physicians
who have been assisting in treat
ing the president, will hold a con
ference at the hospital at 4 p. m.
Kurds Cant ure Biarbekr.
Constantinople, Feb. 25. (By
Associated Press.) The city of
Djarbekr in Kurdistan has been
occupied by the Kurdish- insur
gents, It was reported here today.
The insurgents also are said to
have captured the city of Kharput,
0 miles northwest of Diarbekr,
and a small town in the vicinity.
SLIDING SCALE
Of PAY KILLED
The house yesterday afternoon
killed house bill 250 which would
have, ect sliding scale for circuit
judges and would have resulted in
;. considerable increase in pay for
many of them. Tho salary of
Judges in judicial districts of less
than 25,000 persons would have
been set at (4000. The salary of
judges in districts having a popu
lation between 25,000 and 200,000
w uld have been set at $5000.
The state fire marehal'e office
will be given greater authority In
eliminating fire hazards in the
state under senate bill 172 paswed
yesterday afternoon. Representa
tives Lonergan and Hurlburt
argued for the bill which was op
posed by Representatives Winslow
and Hazlett.
Resolution of appreciation for
the service of Secretary ot State
Sam Kozor and Homer Foster
head of the supply department,
was aleo voted by the house. The
resolution also expressed apprecia
tion for the work and courtesy of
employes of the two officers.
The basketball tilt slated for
tonight between the Willamette
and Pacific quintets will be the
last on the Bearcats' northwest
conference schedule, and will de
termine whether Willamette or
Pacific finish at the bottom of the
conference percentage column.
Although a win by Pacific would
only tie that school with Willam
ette in the number of games won,
such a tie would place the local
school below the Badgers due to
the fact that Willamette has
played more games than Pacific,
consequently losing more, which
would result in a lower conference
percentage in case the tw3 teams
break even in the number of
games won.
It has been stated that a small
delegation of rooters wil! accom
pany the team from Forest Grove.
Although the game is to be
played on the Bearcats' home
floor, dopesters have it that the
Badgers have a better chance to
win the clash thin the last,
Adams, star center and captain of
the team, having returned after a
brief sickness. He was oat of the
tilt which the two teams played at
Forest Grove. In thai game the
Dangers were crowding the Bear
cats closely up undl the last three
minutes of play, wnei a rally
bratiKht them into a safe lead.
The one remaining &ame on tho
Willamette schedule is with tu
Lniversity of Southern California
not a northwest confirmee school.
Business of the house was sud
denly Interrupted yesterday after
noon when Repre .entative Coffey,
Multnomah county, without invi
tation, hastened to the speaker':
chair, and announced that house
members were taking over con
trol.
"We are tired of the way thtngi
are running." explained Coffey.
Then he called upon Representa
tive Carkin of Jackson county,
who on behalf of the house pre-
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ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
; FOR M'CORMICK FNERAL
Chicago, Feb. 26. Arrange
ments lor the funeral of Senator
Medlll McCormick were completed
today while political leaden
speculators on his successor.
The obsequies will be conducted
from the Fourth Presbyteriaa
church. The widow, Mrs. Ruth
McCormick. his brother. Colonel
Robert R. McCormick and friends
and officiala from Washington
will accompany it here.
Tha Rev. H. T. Delswell, acting
director of the church, will of
ficiate. The body will be en
timbed in Graceland cemetery
pending final burial at Byron, 111.
BRITISH CUT OUT BOOZE
WITHOUT PRIHIBITIOK
London, Feb. 26. The British
workman of todiy prefers wireless
to whiskey and 'Bunyan to Bar
leycorn," Captain Charles Nichol
son of the Salvation Army told
the fine bury justices at their
meeting to consider liquor license
renewals.
"Drunkenness has been reduced
by one-half during the last few
years," said the captain, "and
many public drinking houses are
often empty on Sunday evenings."
URUGUAY GETS NEW PLANT
FLAGSHIP HURON PULLED
OFF FROM REEF, RETRNS
Manila, Feb. 2n. (By Associat
ed Press.) The U. S. S. Huron,
flagship of the American fleet in
Asiatic waters, was returning to
day to Olongapo after being pull
ed from a position aground in
Malampuya sound, 200 miles south
east of Manila.
The Huron will go on drydock
at Olongapo to ascertain the ex
tent to which she was damaged.
According to reports received here
today, the vessel was steaming
slowly when she struck. The point
where the V ron went aground is
not well charted. Naval officers
believe tl'ot necessary repairs to
the vessel will be made quickly
and fhe will proceed to Java soon.
plant wuicli will supply meat at
cost pries to co-operative associa
tions or butchers, and also export
MEXICO HELD LAND
OF OPPORTUNITIES
Acaponeta. Nayarlt. Mexico
William Dunn, an American, says
ho has demonstrated that sugar
cano may be grown on exteiulve
areas ot this district without the
usual necessity of artificial lrrlga
tion.
Mr. Dunn Is manager of the
Hacienda de Qulmlchls, a Califor
nia-owned holding of some 85,000
acres located on the Acaponeta
Montevideo Uruguay, although
geographically the smallest South
American republic, has always been
something of a pioneer in the mat
ter of up-to-date legislation. Hav
ing already established several
state-owned enterprises, she Is now
about to build a meat packing
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London, Feb. 25 (By Associat
ed Press) Prince Henry, third
son of King George, Is suffering
from a feverish cold and will be
unable, as had been arranged, to
epresent the king at the London
horse show.
rented the speaker with a hand
some gold watch. Carkin compli
mented the work ot the speaker
and the fairness and wisdom
which had marked bis rulings.
Speaker Burdick made a short
response, pointing out that the
session was coming to an end
an orderly fashion without a wild
turmoil of last minute legislation
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tlon of sugar on a large scale with
out Irrigation will savs much
money now devoted to pumping
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