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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1933. worthy poor and enable the county to take care of It own aged and HI. There have been fewer trsnslent relief applications to date. This is held to be due to Jackson county losing its reputation as "a soft touch' for transient Indigents. " WILLAMETTE STUDENTS VOTE IN FAVOR DANCING students favored abolition of the uni versity's dancing baa bj a 10 to 1 majority. Armed with the overwhelming con ceniua (or dancing, a atudent com mittee will confer with the board of trustees, promulgator of tha rule. ton, a California cart unloaded; 9 cars on track. Oregon Bo.cs: 1,971 bole,, extra fancy, 81.85-3 08, average 1.88; 9,330 boxes fancy, 81.88-1.83. average 8178. Oregon D'AnJous: 730 boxes extra fancy, M.00-3.t0, average 13.00, Washington D'AnJous: 807 boats extra fancy, al.85-3.3S, average 1304: 388 boxes fancy, 81.78-1.90, average 1.87; J, in boxes unclassified, 81 80 1.80, average 81.71. Pear auction market. No carloacj arrived; 3 cars on track; 8 cara acid. Oregon Boscs: 847 boxes exits fancy, 81.70-3.10. average 81.87; IV! boxea fancy, 81 85-1.90, average 81 60. Washington D'AnJous, extra fancy. 81.85-3.30, average 81.93. Pears Yesterday SENT TO SENATE SALEM, Dee. 7. (AP) "Handwrit ing on the wall," transferre. to bil lot,, (bowed Willamette University NEW YORK, Dee. 7, ) (CSDA) Pear auction market, prices steady; t cars arrived: I Oregon, I Washing OHICAOO, Deo 7. P (USDA)- I Only Five Opposing Votes in Lower Branch Old Age Pension Plan Is Also Ap proved by Representatives PAGE TEN 8ALEM, On,, Dec. 7. (AP)- The bus and truck bill Introduced by the Joint highway committee passed the bouse late yesterday with only five dissenting votes, Apparently weary of arguing the contentious measure, no members objected when debate was cut Viort. The sentiment appeared to favor sending the measure to the senate for any further amendments, Those voting against the bill on final passage were Oraham, Hilton, Lang, Snyder and Ryan, For Old Age Pension Plan Representative Oleens' measure to create an- old age pension fund by requiring employer and employe to each pay 1 cent a day was passed by the house. Payments will be re mitted monthly to the state Indus trial commission, which will prorate them to counties on the basis of ap proved pensioners. A senate bill to permit reorganiza tion of a bank by vote of two-thirds the stockholders and holders of 76 per cent of the deposits passed the bouse after a crisp debate. Veto Sustained The projected federal supported flax development of t&e Willamette vallley entered discussion of vetoed senate bill 11. The governors' veto was sustained, thus breaking the chain of vetoed senate bills over whelmingly passed In both houses. it was a bill prohibiting sale of prison made goods. Representative t Bnedlcor said the bill has already been adopted In 17 states and that Oregon prison made goods. Including flax products, are thus not eligible for sale In those states, Representative Abrama and others op posed adoption of the bill now lest it dampen federal ardor for assist ing in Oregon's flax development. Favor Teeth for Kidnap Law Senator Ghtnnock's bill to stiffen kidnaping penalties was approved In the senate. The measure would make kidnaping with Intent to extort money, punishable by at least ten years' Imprisonment. The present law la silent on the extortion phases. The customary "gag" rule for wan ing sessions appeared In the house yesterday. The resolution adopted limited the opening speaker on a measure to 10 minutes and all others to five minutes. Milk BUI Passes Senator Ireland's milk utilities bill squeezed through the senate on a 16-to-11 vote with three absent. The bill provides for creation of a milk control commission and regulation of the milk Industry. Price fixing and power to dispose of surplus milk were authorized In the measure, which now goes to the house. Senator Dunne led the fight for the bill, declaring It would stabilize the milk Industry In Oregon and save thousands of dairymen from financial ruin. Senator Spauldlng charged the bill was unfair and discriminatory and would operate In the Interests of the distributors rather than the produc ers. Senator Brown said the bill was unfair and would cost the pro ducers 18,000 a year. Refer Home Rule The home rule provision of the state constitution would be referred to the people under a senate bill passed by the senate and sent to the house. T,he senate approved Senator Dickson's bill to submit to the peo ple a provision that agreement of 10 Jurors Is sufficient far conviction In lesser criminal cases, , The senate passed a memorial urg ing the president and congress that 43,000,000 be allowed for Bonneville dam, part of the amount to be used for construction and power transmis sion lines. The president was also urged to give preferential considera tion to granting additional lumber production quotas where It would assist In the salvage of burned-over timber lands. Other senate bills approved by the senate provided: Partial payment of taxes: Invest ment of asseta of building and loan associations and savings and loan associations In bonds Issued by the Home Owners' Loan corporation; and authority for the state treasurer to contract for Interost on dally bal ances of state money In banks. OF At the present time close to 100 men are working on Jackson county roads under tie civil works admin istration plans, according to County Engineer Rynnnlng. Tomorrow the county expects to have another de tachment of workers scheduled to start on road work south of Med ford, north of Med lord and In the Eagle Point district. About 100 men are employed un der the CWA plan on general im provement ffork in the Irrigation d W ricu. During the Christmas school va cation rvn will be dispatched to a mi mix? r of country school houses for painting, carpentering and general repairs. This will Vusble the work to be dons without conflict vita the school sessions. Some of the school houses are in need of painting, some need carpenter work. Beneficial results from the CWA projects are noticeable at the court house In the decline of relief ap plications, $ ptoyides ywk for the Donee Set KVi $1 nn tW. e- Wordi Wat her $500,D Puts it in your borne for Christmas. Does wash of 4 In 'J boar. 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