at
a yard
THEY Blake you v.ant to
ruth right home . . . and
forget everything untii you
have made year ‘If a perfe"t
ly grand spring wardrobe.
This sale1 embraces all the
silks that arc in the fashion
picture for spring Head the
list!
SILK PRINTS
GARDEN PARTY PRINTS
NEW ROUGH CREPES
SHEER CREPES
FILMY NEW CHIFFONS
New Printed
Rayons
50c, 65c yd.
Think ahead to summer,
and get started making
some clever cottons!
B. M. Behrends, Co., Inc.;
Juneau’s Leading Department Store
HOUSE FAVORS
DIANE'S RILL
FOR PIONEER
Committee R e c o mmends
Passage of Measu r e—
Kills Prospector ReDeal
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too many abu:es under it. it was
declared.
The view of the prevailing side
was voiced by Mr. Hefman who
said since no appropriation could
be made for it this year, the origi
nal law might just as well be left
on the statute book ,. However, he
declared, when the time comes that
“we do have money to expend, the
law must be changed- so as to in
sure that it will be limited to bona
fide prospectors,” before any is
made available.
One Senate Bill, No. 28, was
pawed by the House 10 to 6. It
amends sections G73 and 674 of the
Comp fjfe Laws of Alaska. 1913, rel
ative to recovery for the killing of
domesticated animals by railroads,
and defining legal fences as ap
plied to railroad.
One House bill and seven Senate
measures were considered by the
House in second reading. They were
advanced on the calendar for third
reading tomorrow. The Senate bills
are all code amendments.
