The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26
Jones Report Scored.

Senator Tanner declared that Dr. Jones report had "done more to place Alaska in false position than any other ever submitted" and while he had no criticism to offer for the gov crnment departments as conducted in Washington. he did not think tho agents they sent North always stuck to truth in their reports. he said. We want to represent this fisheries situation in Alaska as it is; not as Dr. Jones says it is," be explained.
 The Senate recommended for pas sage II. B. l2. Mir. Noon. extending to 6O instead of 30 days the time limit for filing of mechanics liens.
 Chairman Hubbard. of the judiciary committee urged Che consideration of the shoup "fuller home rulo" memor- ial. by the committee Of the whole. because. Judge Hubbard said, anoth, CT measure of similar provisions was ia that committee's hands.
 s. B. lS. the Aldrich measure to aid certain residents of Alaska by giving them allowances when in need, went over to Monday
 Wolf Bounty eii Tomorrow
 The Sulzer bin providing a s1O bounty on wolves win come I'D in che House at l0.S0 tomorrow morning. lt ras favorqhlv recommended for Das. sage.
 The Britt pharmacy regulation bill, designed to amend the existing law was severely 5oitod, one entire section being stricken out in order that no road.house keeper or merchant in the outlying districts shall have to se- cure permits from the Territorial Board. as prescribed by the Britt bin The fight on this section was led by Air. Collins. who yielded the chair 70 Air Day for the purpose Of opposing the section The amendment that all applicants for practicing pharmacy must establish residence in the Ter ritory and show chat he has been graduated from school of pharmacy before being permitted to be register ed in Alaska. was adopted.
 Alter "Desertlon slll"
 The Held lazy husband" bill, mak- ing family desertion felony and pro yiding support bonds. was re-commit ted to the Judiciary committee for after a spirited debate A majority of the House wanted the vio- lation of the act catalogued as mis- demeanor Mr Held insisted that the courts should have power to use their own discretion as to the punishment which should be dealt out The bill provides probauoning when the cir warrant
 The Gaustad memorial asking for wireless stations in the Koyukuk dis trict. passed the House by unanimous vote
 New "Youns Lawyer" Act.
 Mr Held introduced Fl. B. 4S. pro viding for the admission Of attorneys to practice law In Alaska and defining certain of their rights and obligations 1t was referred to the Judiciary com mittee The bin requires the appli- cant to answer correctly 75 per cent of the questions asked, on any one subject by Che examining board, but permits admission without examina- tion. of an aphcant who shall have a signed by the highest judge of any court where proof of a prac- tice of five years preceding the date of the lpplicants arrival in Alaska is established
 n. E. S6, Britt bill to prevent the of children in theatrical performances. was fayorably reported by the educational committee, the emergency clause being the only ai- terauon The Tokeen-Sulzer-Craig wireless station memorial also was re- ported with recommendation that 1t pass.
 A new bill, to take the place of the bin which he withdrew was introduced by Mr. Britt and referred to the committee on pub lie health.
 Bruncr Memorial Tomorrow
 Memorial services for the late Sen ator Elwood Bruner, will be held in the House chamber at two o'clock to- morrow. in keeping with joint reso- l..Ll,... ..n.ant- l.n.IH ln iha sngsInn.