Olympia—(A. P.)—An act to in
crease the filing fees of new incor
porations to a point where it is be
lieved fake stock selling schemes with
large capitalization will be partly
eliminated and a new plan of reap
portionment in the state legislature,
was the subject of two bills introduced
in the senate today. It is said that the
reapportionment plan would give
each county a representative in the
lower house. A measure designed to
provide payment under the veterans'
compensation act to beneficiaries of
former service men, who died between
the time of the signing of the armls
tice and the passage of the act, was
presented in the house.
MONTANA HERE FOR TWO GAMES
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The conference basketball season
opens this evening for the University
0 f Idaho at the gymnasium against
016 U ™ ity of 7"*
i draw a packed house as
the Vandals are defending a ttvo con
ference title this season and the
of the strength of MacMillan's quin
tet will be watched with interest.
The varsity game starts at 8 :00
o'clock according to the scheduled
time and a preliminary game between
the freshmen of the university and)of
the Cheney State Normal school five
begins at 7:15. Montana has a strong
five this year and the preliminary
contes-t is doped to be a fast game,
George Yarnell of Spokane sport
ing editor of the Spokane Chronicle
and western athletic authority, has
been agreed upon as referee for the
var ®L ty ^ ame ' *4 lt ° n 9, ale ,'
of th e Moscow high sc oo , i 1
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