Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 85, 18 February 1913 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PAIXADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TXJESDAY,FEBRUARY 18, 191S.
PAGE SEVEN.
GARNISHEE BILL IS PRACTICALLY DEAD House Votes to Consider It After Adjournment, March 2.
ROADS BILL PASSED
Progressive Legislators Come to the Front With Measure.
Famous "Pint of Cough Syrup" Receipt Wo Better Reae4r t AmT PHee. Flly Gwrute4.
' " (National News Association) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Vab. 18. Senator Billman's garnishee bill, against the supportera of which labor unions bad sharpened their axes, was sand
bagged into oblivion Monday after
noon when Representative w. W.. 8pencer in the house solemnly moved that it be made a special order of business for 2:00 p. m., March 2 the last after the General Assembly expects to adjourn, and to make doubly sure of death the date was fixed for Sunday when no legitimate business is transacted. Not a voice was raised against the motion and the spectators cheered lustily when they realized what had happened. Two representatives Beatty and Daughter constituted the sum total of, opposition registered against the semi-monthly pay bill for railroad employes. With this second triumph labor sympathizers were jubilant. The Hawkins-Spencer good roads bill found only twelve votes against its passage after all amendments had been voted down. This measure provides for the appointment of county road superintendents and assistant superintendents to look after the repair and maintenance of county highways. Also it establishes a scale of
automobile fees to take the place of all other taxes on motor vehicles except the ordinary personal property tax. Representatives Brenaman and Bierly talked to death the Stahl bill intended to increase the amount of taxes townships must raise in order to obtain a portion of the detciency school fund. They characterized It as unfair to the poorer counties. The Hughes bill authorising the Indianapolis school board to issue half a million dollars worth of bonds for the erection of a library on a site given the city by Jamee Whitcomb Riley, the H cosier poet. Other Measures Passed. Other measures passed were: By Cravens Reorganizing the departments of the state library and making the legislative reference library a separate department. " By Bedwell Forbidding publication or circulation of false or misleading advertisements. By Storen Repealing the law permitting state railroad commission the right, to authorize interurban roads to refuse to haul freight when the revenues from such traffic - are less than 33 per cent of the gross revenues. By Branaman Requiring persons engaged in operation of trains to be able to read and write the English language and understand the signals and book of rules. By Diel Re-lmbursing John W. Wittner of Noble county, $610 for land to which state could not furnish clear title. That Ditch Bill. Senator Kattman's ditch bill was made special order for 2:00 m. on Wednesday, after Representative McKennan pointed out many flaws in the measure. Representative Cravens moved reconsideration of the bill increasing tax exemptions on property of Greek Letter fraternities. He was voted down. It was killed last week and will remain dead. Hard on Chinese. Chinese laundries are doomed in Indiana if Representative Van Home's bill, introduced Monday, becomes law. It says all public laundries must be licensed by county commissioners; that no person shall sleep or eat in rooms used as laundries; ' and no tuberculosis victim or person afflicted with communicable disease may be employed in a laundry. Fines for Tips. Here's what Representative Hoddinott's anti-tipping bill threatens: A
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that remains could be handleji by the state geologist, ccording to Wood.
REDUCES TAX. INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 18. For the purpose of benefiting 500,000 families in Indiana, the senate late Monday passed Senator Lamont's bill, exempting from taxation $75 worth of furniture and all musical Instruments In
the home of each family. Incidentally it will remove a total of over $37,-
000,000 from the taxable list of the
state.
Debate on this bill waxed hot. Floor leader Curtis and Senators Will Wood and Ratts, Republicans fought against its passage. Curtis pleaded the financial condition of the state
wouldn't stand such a cut in revenues, and Wood Questioned the constitutionality of the bill. Senators Ballou and Gavit were strong for it, and called attention to the fact that similar laws in other states had worked well. There will be no state hospital for inebriates. Stotsenburg's bill, carrying an appropriation of $100,000 went down to easy defeat. Senator Will Wood supported it. Senators Curtis and Taylor opposed it because of the
expense, but are in favor of its principle. Senator Strange declared the Democrats were legislating to make more Inebriates and then asking appropriations to core them. "Inconsistency was what he called it. Other little things that glided through the Senate Monday evening were: By Stotsenburg Permitting church societies to recleve donations for the maintenance of cemeteries. By Carey Jackson Establishing township vocational schools.
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. Diplomacy . Towns Of course the scheme Is a good one. but do you think your wife will approve of it? Browne Yes, If by careful hinting I can get her to formu late it herself aud uuike her believe it's her own. Pearson's Wefkly.
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"I doubt If Kitty will be happy whe'J married. She's always had her own way too much. "Oh. but Jack will let her do anything." "I'm not thinking about ber husband, but about her cook." Boston Transcript. Both Alike. "I don't understand why my watch will not go," said Staylate. "I'm sure it's wound up!" "Dear me." yawned his hostess, looking toward the clock, "what a remarkable coincidence!" St. Louis Post-DIa-patch. Joy never feasts so high as when the first course Is misery. Simmons.
Pleasant Thought. Make yourselves nests of pleasant thoughts. None of ns yet know what fairy palaces we may build of beautiful thoughts houses built wituout hands for our souls to !Ive in. Rus-kln.
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Senate, introduced a bill late Monday providing ..that no child labor under 16 years shall be employed. The force behind the child labor bill is the legislative committee of the Progressive party. Senator Hibberd, the "other half" of the Bull Moose delegation, wants the school commissioners of South Bend elected, by direct vote, instead of being appointed. His bill just introduced would put South Bend in the same class as Indianapolis and Terre Haute in this respect.
The "arson trust" has an enemy in the person of Senator Harmon, .who introduced a measure to create the po
sition of a state fire marshal, with necessary assisstants, his department to have authority to investigate fire risks, supervise city fire ordinances, and otherwise protect against Are bugs. Senator McCormick's new bill provides that where a drain costs over $100,000 and runs through more than one county, it may be bonded instead of the entire cost being assessed against the property holders. Another bill by McCormick seeks to prohibit the. use of automatic guns in hunting in Indiana. So liquor may not be shipped from wet districts into "dry" territory, Senator White submitted a measure with drastic penalties. Proposed Laws. Other things proposed in new bills were : By Van Nuys Creating a state civil service bureau. By Will R. Wood Abolishing the office of natural gas inspector because natural gas had vanished. The little
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been so great that it has been decided to locate another institute in Indiana to take care of the business in this section of the state. With this end in view, Doctors Bartlett, Scott and Culver have been making tour of the larger cities of Indiana to select a site for the new institution. While being shown around the city by a committee these doctors expressed considerable admiration for Richmond and it is hoped they may be induced' to locate here in preference to Ft. Wayne or Indianapolis. The United Doctors, aa the name
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