The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 7, 1927, Page 8

0 LAWMAKERS GET | UNDER WAY FOR BUSY SESSION B()ll] \( nate \Ul(] }I(?l]\(‘ (‘()ll! - Movie Magnate V1s1ts Coohdge H Y- w"; Up to today had been no indication of anized effort 1o promote sent back of any or| except in significant ex utroller Bill. Two « by Judze nd the other b tor from th FOUBHT: 2DEAD P-T. A SESSION HELD TOMORROW n appar i »h(p Organization in v ngly cnampiol I such a Short Oldm Today. T HALIE Ty S i 1t e great step towa (Continuea rom Page One 1 liow strongly have appealed T to logislators is o matter of gue: 3 w k None of members not A% Fade i ! tormally connected with the move- “m'“_ sy " either the argument ‘hrv it or on e o Lthe bill itsels erally they have e iiou been content they ar R el | the biil i carance failed by him in the Legislatu to adjo And this is tude which ; R most membe wwand P | other s it t will be 0 at 12:30! Hime e i garded, to ; e tell: about spec lation wien 1 1 certifying to the it reaches the of the two n everal members who § S ——— hes and is forthcomin we sworn in by Judge Boyle Rev p of the act of th m A. . Kashevaroff pronounced the 1.ouis B. Maver, movie 1 », and the v of beauly they arrived last week iyocation constitules his own cre presented to ident been directed toward settle- Ross Temporary Speaker | 3 Mabel W Willehrandt, B \Ilurn'-) ieut of organization matters with | 1. 1. Ross. Fairbanks, defeated (left to right), Miss Edith Maye el e & bhvken, fie Ry Tdie. 0alliey. NoE tor Sha rer and Mrs, Willebrandr, | “ifect on measurcs that will be later pro-tem, the vote standing nine (0 | introduced six. Supporting Ross were: Repre ) . Worth, First Division; Sundquisi election of Cole | Wil 3 p wlic | ccond Division; Grier and Smith, rest of 1l nderstood the permu Third Division, and Johnston and g Gl i ouid be complet | Ross, Fourth Division. Those votin upporien flad 1 trany ©ilis ! for Gaffney were: Rydeen and Gaff- e who ud ori cined certain it ney, Second Division; Murray 1 oally line p for M t in hoers of both he t Scott hird Division, and Fisher juformal cs 1ses of last week v as conld b and don, Fourth Division for Mr. Smith icial con Throughout the subsequent pro-' Quickly the prog car at th i coedings this division remained un oy Mr. Smith was ni leal with ) altered except in the election of Mr. Sundquist, Nome N res. Some of I chaplain, in which instance Mr. Ben- yomina By b 3 Con Bill jamin voted for Mrs. Capt e T ide 1 with measures | instead of Rev. Harry Allen, support-' call vote. Messrs, Benjamin A sy former lesisiatures s ed by the Paul-Smith combination.!gon paul, Wortih, Sundquist, Gi d. Others will present 1 Cash Cole was elected Clerk pro-| gmith, and Ross voted for Mr. Smith, | subjects or deal with old subjc tem by the same vote on an identical gnq Gaff B e I A Sootl LI et division. Fisher, and Sheldon for Ros A the major measures, con Murray Seeks Adjournment e oy Sabl fhor ot of the As goon as the temporary organiza 3 " offorts which will ¢ 1o have tion had been prefected, Mr. Murray; My Cole was elected Clerk of the, anbatad b awe A i promptly moved for adjournment un-|1ouse by the same vate, defeating| ; P til Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Paul made Durlene Bervy, Fairbank S o point of order that organization Harvy &llep was electod Ch : < on (he first day was required anql2in. receiving cig he voies to M : i : Mr. Muray replied that the tem-| Captain Hdwards' | LA ra his house and riddled it with Dorary nization was sufficient to| 11ree were nominat : it laliats comply with all requivements of the ! Seant-at-Arms ""';I "\,’”“-‘" o '\“' Wall o St o et AL S eanic Act Speaker Ross puled | A s KSR B o) on nonresident fishermen | ATTENTION EASTERN STARS against Mr. Paul's contention. Thej gl gl v sl e i « | prohibiti taxation on fish trap. Regular business meeting Juneau !,\‘;","',\':I'I"“‘.‘} ""f:“;'““"]'('““fl’:;m HOLOD Ol Sundnuist, Smith, and was_ electod and b - seiuction plants. -revi-| Chapter No. 7, 0 E8 oelock 7 S8 Murray, Sheldon and on of the cod of criminal ro | Tuesday evening, Vig-| minates which was carried by a nine 1 ) : cedure and other measures suggesiod | itinog membars welcome : i voted for Mr Snow ind ting il w to six . there being no chang : 2 e i G by the Attorney General in his bien MAE WILLIAY M, | in the ment. As soon as th fessrs. Galf Rydeen and Sc nial i - " - | for Mr. Ashl ial report, the usnal t of ap-|adv ALICE BROW « reconvened, Mr. Murray re-| 8 atio scl P | % ; About 1 o'clock rece taken | Propriations for schools, including PUDIPS | ved his motion to :‘“nnuru until i il the Alaska College, pensions, in Boyi SRHoaETay. ot Tanmansl tomorrow out of consideration for, digency, roads and airplane landing |7 | Mi. Lomen, the absent member. It FOR THAT COUGH || ticlds, Pioneers’ Home, subsidies to |, | was defeated a second time with.| i = e & out any change in the alignment. | ISE = o Elect Smith Speaker | USE " = Your SHOES are more | Forced to proceed with the per-| ki ¥ | manent organization, Mr. Murray and| SAN TOX WVUSIC important than your | those alig with him in the effort | | s s | {0 stay orsanization pending the ar-| PINE BALSAM | UNDERWEAR | vival of Mr. Lomen, switched then! i | FOR ALL | support from Representative Smith with 1 | FOP PARTICULAR MEN—The to Mr. Ross for Speaker. And with Menthol 1 [ the goal of his ambitions within his | Menthol ang JCAS S | 7‘1 A P .k I another man when two votes from Lucalyptus { | those who had originally supported | Y | | SHOES ::]:‘ :I‘xglzlldm would have given him TRY THE T' Al 7, ‘ { | For Better Fit, Looks and Ease It « tine extivition of i | BUTLER-MAURO e UASAANS ||| 0e RIVAL ONFOR] cipline. Until Mr. Smith was entered | DRUG CO | Z i in the race Saturday, Mr. Ro ] elec- | Y L. | | Black or Tan Super Lustre tion to the speakership scemed posi-| | Ui e ey s ipi FIRST U 1TS THE MUSIC I 50.00 ers turned to Mr. Smith, it was sald, Phone 124 We Deliver ] e in order that the permanent organ- | g | i ization program could be put (hrough | Substation “ost Office No. 1| || | o without delaying for Mr. Lomen, and g . ERET SRR Sold Only By J. M. Saloum AT NEW STORE—Corner 3d and Franklin #is.. Opposite MacKinnon Apts. Ghiles Glartonche MR ) A whte reinforced 1T C( ' YOU NO MORE to get your Plumbing and Heating done by the largest and hest equipped shop in Alaska and you get a GUARANTEED job with a RELIARLE firm behind it. 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