Show THE HOUSE LOPS OFF ' OF HEADLESS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1 1917 HERALD-EEPUBLICA- N BEFORE SOLONS - SIB UNFINISHED Measure Unanimously Passed by Senate Executed With Chiropractors and Oppo- Senate Votes 15 to 3 to out Benefit of Clergy by Representatives Who nents Engage in Wordy Ar- Eliminate Section Author ‘Thank' God for W oodrow Wilson9 izing Commissioner gument Regarding Nerves ' I ' the House came back yesterday afternoon and proceeded to kill the headless ballot bill which had passed the Senate by a good majority Out of the potpourri of discussion which followed making the bill part of the unfinished business yesterday a majority of Democrats in the House took the view that party principles are superior part campaign material to the pledges of men and asserted that the greater WilPresident because statehouse the of members of the Legislature axe at son was at the head of the ballot FTER sleeping on the matter (me night It was urged by those behind the immeasure that the headless ballot proves 'the knowledge of the voter in that he must study the different candidates In: order that he may 'vote Intelligently but this argument was virthose ‘put out of commission tually who contended that in the pastbytwenty state parties ofof the Sears the political the greater the time part In educating voters to use the Australian' ballot25 The bill was defeated by a vote of nays to 20 ayes HEALING IS DISPUTED Discussion on Argyle Bill Will Close Today Before House Committee - In the Senate Discussion of the nervous system of BILLS INTRODUCED the S B No 77— By Dern to body became so acute before the Relating - -- the control and disposition of state Judiciary committee of the House land was referred to the legislative which was hearing the chiropractic bill yesterday that Chairman' Young of reference committee S B No 78-- By Olson Relating to the committee suggested that the comthe duties of the state treasurer with mittee hod been called together for the respect to depositories of state funds purpose of hearing comments regardReferred to the reference ing the bill and not to obtain a liberal committee — legislative Senthwlck Changes Blind in neurology The greater 5 B No 79 By Mr Olson Providing education conof the discussion When the bill was first called for that part yesterday commisboard of state land the eonsideration by the House yesterday sioners may sue and be sued and pro- cerned the claim of chiropractors that had been cured by them afternoon Southwlck of Utah county for the satisfaction of judg- blindness the of the fourth Who spoke the day before in favor of viding through manipulation was board to said Referred against reference committee cervicle vertebra asserted It the measure changed his attitude and ment the legislative a child who was brought that the bill was not as good 8 B Not 80 —By Mr Armstrong Tuesday that argued before the committee had been cured ss it was when it passed the Senate the governor to order an of blindness In this way Yesterday the He declared that a night's rest had Authorising state books the of ot audit committee representing the caused him to change his mind and and institutions Referred departments physicians to the legof the city brought In a number of the islative reference committee of that he opposed the provisions medical to works in needed not the bill as he theories — considered it attack 81 No Mr B Olson 6 By Relating expounded by the chiropractors this state He pointed out that in or- to the issuance of bonds by counties der- to vote the ticket at an ordinary submitting question to voters and pro progress of the ring the excitement became intense and hearing when lection and vote for all the candidates viding for a sinking fund Referred Dr H N Mayo challenged the chirocrosses would have to be to the legislative reference committee forty-tw- o made There are 618 voting districts B No S3 —By Mr Colton 'Relating practors to produce a work of anat: which showed the nerves from it to Sthe that in the state and he estimated cancelation and re- omy the third and fourth cervicle vertebra Would take double the amount of time fundingredemption school bonds to of Referred to mark the ballot as at present and the legislative reference committee going to the eye MrB F M Coulson burst through the bar of the supreme this would mean an inthat 8 B No 83—By Sir Ches Creating court suggested chamber where the hearing was crease in the number of voting districts secof in courts cities the municipal held and gave to the committee with increased expenditures for elec- ond class Referred to the legislative abeing medical work which she claimed tion purposes reference committee proved the very contention Dr Mayo 'During the previous evening Mr was A hubbub enRESUBMITTED JSouthwick figured that with 142615 against BILLS sued fighting was restored and before would order rotes cast in the last election it3500000 S B No 22 —Creating a Mormon batfour or five chiropractors and two necessitated more than jiave which committee monument talion were trying to talk at once physicians marks made by the electorate to vote passed Monday to Resubmitted the the committee candidates He estimated that for all and before committee on appropriations When Chairman Young had restored an claims the Increase in the cost of holding order Dr J J Qalllgan of the com'election In the state would be 212360 H B No 1 —Providing for state-wid- e mittee by a series of questions and He then urged that under the headless prohibition1 rele- on commerce Referred to the committee through books on anatomy caused Mrs ballot party principles would be industries and Coulson to admit the nerve which she to the personality of the Individgatedand had In mind was a cranial nerve which ual that he believed the party RILLS REFERRED did not touch the spinal column It was should be held responsible for those H B No 10 —Which duplicates Sen- at this point the committee announced elected on its ticket ate bill No 49 Referred to the commit- that it did not care for the dissecting a Freak Called It room features of the hearing on judiciary tee J 'Rust of Washington said the headS B No 27 — Regarding stock transtimes the hearing bordered that fers Received from House and referred onSeveral and when Nephi I less ballot bill was well named orin paspersonalities enno head body parts Cottam in supporting the chiropractic to the committee on enrolling and It “had He it freakish legbill referred to the medical profession sion" pronounced S B No 17 — Abolishing use of votcalled attention of the grossing as a “trust" and said “If these men islation and House to the message of the governor ing machines Received from House and (chiropractors) were the same kind of in regard to freak legislation at this referred to the committee on enrolling men as these crooks (physicians) we session of the Legislature and engrossing get a place ofofSalt might standing” “We do not want to be responsible S B No 28 — Relating to discriminaW Lake a memJ McKinney maa out of Received for making mugwumpsof this state tion against dairy products Mr Got-taber of committee called the by and referred to the committee on comof the people to commitdeclared and order the jority the passage of such a bill as this" he merce and industries tee would not listen to personalities declared in conclusion Chairman Young announced that if Cardon of Cache said the Senate BILLS PLACED OX CALENDAR further personalities were indulged in must have expected the House to kill the hearing would be closed 6 — Relating to mortgages H B No the hill as the upper house had passed Reported favorably by the judiciary Osteopath Is Heard it almost without consideration of Berg on calendar committee and A placed Dr Hibbs an P Uinopened in him this Curry supported S B No 25— Providing for appeals the discussion on theosteopath bill yesterday baltah said no change in the present courts from Reported favorably justice committee morning and asserted that the osteolot laws of the state is needed and by judiciary and placed on paths and the medical fraternity were asserted the headless ballot would be calendar the chiropractic bill on tbe opposing — confusing 12 transto No the the educational requirethat ground Widdlson of Weber and Bywater of ferS ofB land titlesRelating favorably ments contained Reportedand in the bill were not Salt Lake spoke in favor of the head- by the Judiciary committee placed sufficient to the public in case protect less ballot bill as did Currie of Salt on calendar ' outlawed" come chiropractors might Lake osteointo state He t Young who championed the bill in the the that urged WHAT THE SENATE DID are compelled to come under the the House closed the debate state medical Wootton’s bill limiting the paths law and that 'no change Senator Calls Up Carrie 1111 I of Innkeepers signed by presi- of any kind should be made in the medliability At the close of the’ session Wid- dent and sent to House for speaker’s ical laws as they stand today He took dlson of Weber gave notice that he signature the that if the to practice In the chiropractors Receives three petitions protesting desireposition would move today for a reconsiderastate they tion of the vote on House bill No is against the elimination of the commis- should have the educational requirements required of other persons who sioner from the prohibition bill by Currie providing for to meet at 10 o’clock to- are treating laws and trial by jury in conthe sick Adjourned cases where the overt act nas day to take action on House prohi “I am willing to accept anything that tempt Is true and so is the medical profesbeen committed beyond the presence bltlon sion" said Dr Mayo In opposing the of the court It is thought notice for a debate bill “If any man can show where he develop fcconsideration will afternoon which will restored sight through the manipulabe more than Interesting as it Is tion of the spinal column and could claimed by a number of'conservatlve prove the restoration of sight we are to accept it Statements have leaders that the radical element In the ready House made misstatements In connecbeen made here that the chiropractors can cure cancer I do not want to bet tion with matters contained in the bill A vote of the House is necbut I will post $1000 with this committee and will furnish the patient and if essary for reconsideration the patient Is cured of the cancer the Favor Retaining Guard man doing the work will get & great Mace of Sanpete chairman of the more Bring ip the blind and let deal affairs committee gave notice Amendment see us military whether the statements which of Existing at 10 o'clock this morning a meet'that of are being made here are true or not1 the -committee affairs Dr F E Straup of Bingham Intering military held at whlch time a report Laws Sought by Bill Boy rupted Dr Mayo at this point and jyould he be to will as made Legislature the bill alone be discussed that urged House in Introduced or not den be whether the retained and that the claims of the 'chiropracofSenThe subcommittee guard tors be left ont of the debate ator Wootton andconsisting Representative "If the doctors who cure by drugs Salt Lake will- report today Young of fathom a case why do they cajvnot In a bill Summit of proposes Boyden to the effect- that the national guard introduced a want law that will stop from pracin House the him that by of the state should be retained and cities men who can fathom It?’ the ticing state be should the throughout that the money necessarybe' for the Erickson for the chiroE asked J own to and operate right given the maintenance of the guard appropri- street Then ensued an argument as practors tele and car lines telephone ated individual cases should be lines and street railways The to whether Two Rills Fanned graph before tbe committee and to brought the amendment an Is bill House yesterday passed H B laws on municipal ownership existing Chairman Young ruled that individual No 7 by Eddy providing for the Mr Boyden said his reason for intro- cases 'would not be accepted In ine state which tratldn of all stores 'the bill-i- that there is a demand Cotton In Colloquy ducing handle druga Such stores shall be re- in state of the for better certain parts L Cottam asserted that the Nephi quired to register with the state board local service by a number of public chiropractors knew their business betpharmacy pf: The House also utilities and that cities under provision knew theirs the' than ter Senate bill No of passed the bill he introduced would be em- and gave a listphysicians in which of the subjects 26 by Funk which provides for the these to do desires it be- be i roficlent things powered p: must the or names of farms the of chiropractor registration In of of utilities a the from operation school public fore audistate with the being graduated were farm trade marks nature these subjects anatomy tor or the county recorder In a number of instances cities have Among and neurology physiology histology desired to operate telephone lines and other divisions of the study of anatoStock Bill Recommitted U nature for use of the did was utilities of a like He then stated the osteopaths Senate bill No 19 by Wootton alone and the right of my was municipality and on not know what notice House of but the chlropratic by passed to do these things has always read from a number of letters from Adams that he would move to have cities a mooted question been The bill is schools of osteopathy which declared House voted the reconsidered vote the to clear difficulties the heads of the schools claimed that away expected at reconsider and rules the to suspend which have confronted cities hereto- chiropractic of osteopwaa an once The bill was referred to the com fore and he says a number of those in- athy but that the offshoot did not “schools It proposes terested mlttee for amendment in tlie measure will appear He then was” it what know charged to tax transient flocks of sheep and the committees in its behalf with the is to the osteopaths within joining it the purpose ofin recommitting order “to create Its provisions medical fraternity Include cattle human life" a trust on MAY BANKS which stands REQUIRE “It Is our efficiency TIPS STILL IX STYLE when these men have bungled" deout in Grant Allen was sitting one day for TO FURNISH BONDS clared Mr Cottam' the shade of the Sphinx Turning to stop hounding us and ’‘They havewe some point of detail to his Baedeker want the bill passed” is sadthat why him looked at sheik a Also Book Law Guide Proposed Requires Deposi- he continued “We do not care whethhead S ly and shook his he Into Per tories Cent Pay law passed or not nor If er we get the said in a voice of ' “Murray “Baedeker good" terest on State Fund no good" they sendto us all to jail for we will warning continue the novelist practice anyway" Oh" answered “why Banks in which state funds are de“Did you ever have a failure In a do vou object to Baedeker?" be Bevan of Tooele to asked case?" may furnish required The sheik crossed his hands and posited bonds if the hill Introduced "Yes” replied Mr Cottam Senator by looked down on him with the pitying Olson finds Its way through “Where did the failure go after conyesterday mill eyes of Islam “Baedeker bad look" he the legislative The amount of you?" asked Mr BevanMr Cotgood very very sulting repeated say“Murray the deposit la to be determined by the die” replied ‘Give the sheik half a amount usually “They Murray we can do of the capital stock of the tam rwhen ’Give the sheik a say nothing for crown’ Baedeker bank and no discrimination is to be them” Shilling” — Philadelphia Ledger permitted between national and state In an attempt to get Mr Cottam to banks according to the previsions of admit he diagnosed diseases an thatarose the measure between him and Dr argument The bill requires the banks in which Straup which was settled when the W O Carlson Mgr W J Barrette state funds are deposited to pay 2 per committee ordered the question to be cent Interest computed on the average answered Mr Cottam answered In the balance Parstate moneys dally towardof the affirmative certain banks tiality Brought 'i Ont treasurer and his acceptance ofby the What before the On : for depositing state money is designated as a felony and the penalty committee Dr Alayo brought from- Mr provided is two years in prison or a Cottam that the chiropractic science FINANCIAL AGENTS fine of $5000 or 'both penalties at the caused a number of books on anatomy discretion of the court before whom to bo studied W hen Dr WeSolre Financial Problems” Insisted the offending official may be tried upon putting questions toMayo Mr: Cottam Would Not Bankers who offer a gift or induce- regarding the anatomical Studies set ment to obtain the state deposits are out bv Gray' a noted authority on anMORE CAPITAL held culpable with the same declared that the penalties atomy Mr Cottam Mean alprovided Gray nave chiropractors did nothimaccept as study they though they Greater Opportunities in ELIGIBLE improved on the work since' they-studold man' don’t you want to the living instead of the deadw Say Business? Your an the Wayback County association? i' Mr Erickson then broke in with join nervous are T he dues a the $10 and concerning that only year explanation a Bund Issue We Suggest goes to py for a banquet at the Swell-dorf- ’’ system in which a great number of medical legomedical and technical We Have Helped Others But I've never been in Waytafek terms were used Dr Mayo began a LKT US HELP YOU in regard to his In my life” Your Inquiries Are Invited 1038 county' "That’s all right You’ve got $10 statements - and ' Chairman Was Young 1019 Newnouse Bldg haven’t your’— Lincoln (Neb) JournaL stopped the proceedings declaring that - - — - i : - 1 ‘ anti-injuncti- two-thir- on ds - - - s - 5 A "ft i f be-fo- ro v O Carlson W Investment' Co Cross-examinati- on remuneration cross-examinati- on - : ' : cross-qxamlnatl- pn -- - T' ' V-- y : 7 - ? j 5 V Jcr m - (Continued from Page 1) rights of his constituents In deference to the wishes of the governor “The governor can veto the bill” - : Returned to Committee With Tacit Understanding That Passage Depends on Appropriation Three Years Senate Routine Being-Deferre- - d monument PASSAGE of the Mormon Battalion Monument bill creating1 and appropriating $100000 for the construction of the - -- - pre-existi- ng ‘ ‘ pro-Tislo- ns - - - 15-0- -- - ' no-on- - de-si- re re-pollc- ing - law-abidi- ng' aup-porti- ng - - - - ' - - ' - eye-ensue- - -- that-Senato- - r - - ‘ - ' : - -- - - - ' in-th- - - ‘ : - - - I V ' the-efficac- d memorial was rescinded by the 'Senate yesterday and the bill was again referred to the committee on appropriations and claims The bill which was passed Monday after a forensic battle will be resubmitted Co the Senate with the provision that the state shall not be called on for any money shouted Senator j Seegmiller “Utah for a period of three years but may carry a small appropriation to defray governors have vetoed prohibition bills the preliminary expenses before” Senators who opposed the measure board may sell such land to the Senator Dern in opposing the com said last night they would make no riparian owners at the rate of $250 mlssioner declared that the declaration per ' acre Provision is made against fight on the amended measure water that the Idaho law Is not being enthe violation of Bills Are Duplicates House Bill No 10 was received by the rights The bill was referred to the forced for lack of a commissioner was to him as Senate yesterday and found te be a du- legislative reference committee been told that the people desiringhea had Senator Olson Introduced a bill defincommissioner plicate of Senator Olson’s bill which been stating 'six months tad the ago authorizes working men and women to ing the duties of the state treasurer Idaho law was enforced Senator Arm- depositing state funds took the position that sentiment strong organize for their mutual benefit Ac- to The for a law enforced land board may sue and law the on tion both measures was postponed be suedstate A feature of the amendments which on contracts if the bill of Sena conference between the auwere made by the Senate committee pending Olson Introduced ator thors of the two bills was making it mandatory upon the yesterday beSenator' Olson’s bill requiring' corcomes The law a carries bill sheriffs and the deputy sheriffs reporations to furnish information of judgthroughout the state to enforce the settlement the for made to avoid garding stock transfers law in all cities and incorpoprohibition be entered against ments which a was an may tax of inheritance rated-towns payment the state received from the House and referred board This amendmentthroughout meets the objection of to the committee on enrolling and en- theSenator those who feared bootleggers might be measure Armstrong introduced a bill grossing at work In Salt Lake and the larger which of use The bill which abolishes the provides that the governor at towns Says Will Save Money machines In Utah was received any time may order the audit of the voting Vigorous Fight Waged“In the matter of economical enforce- from the House after that body had books and records of any state departprovides Decision to eliminate the commis- ment of the dry law I am convinced taken favorable action The bill was ment or Institution The bill of counsel and for the employment needed sioner feature was ' reached only after that the appointment of a commissioner referred to the committee on enrolling clerical The bill assistants and engrossing result In saving the state great a vigorous had been waged Sen- will A bill which had passed the House was referred to the legislative referOgsums of Lake and In Salt money ator Chez fight ence committee supporting the commission I may say that both cities are not prohibiting discrimination against Senate bill No 81 introduced by Senprovision In an address in which he den tbe to was in administration referred the with dairy products sympathy declared that with many residents op- and the services of a commissioner will committee on commerce and Industries ator Olson provides for the Issuance of bonds by counties and the calling posed to prohibition In Salt Lake and be especially needed in these two cities Prohibition ' Petition of elections to determine the sentiIn to law violations of the Ogden it was necessary If prevent the law Park A was received ment of citizens relative to the profrom ' Ogden and a petition exists similar situation City officer will were to be enforced there to have a a special citizens urging the Senate to retain In posed issue The bill also provides for be necessary special officer vested with absolute convince the citizens of those three the prohibition' bill that clause that the refunding of any loan If a lower for a commissioner of prohibi- rate of interest can be secured through authority to direct the carrying 6ut of places that the law against liquor provides tion A similar petition was received a new issue The bill was referred the provisions of the law Senator means Just what it says of Utah county andre-a to the legislative reference committee “From the standpoint of morality 1 from citizens Evans on the other hand led the fight Senator Colton sponsors bill No 8: of the same character was telegram the passage of a prohibition ceived against the feature declaring that the consider IV C T U of Ogden which provides for the refunding of from the bill of the this Legislahighest duty proposal to create a special office and ture If we passed only one bill and All were referred to the committee on school bonds when a lower rate of ininvest the incumbent with absolute that is an effective terest is available The bill also promeasure the commerce and industries Senate Joint Memorial No 2 by Sen vides for the Issue of bonds by schools power was revolutionary as well as state would place thedrystamp of apto which may be consolidated to pay the extravagant proval on our actions In conclusion ator Reynolds petitioning states the debts of either of the schools party to westernCongress When put to vote Senators Arm- permit me to say that I would violate pass laws granting to develop water power systems the merger The hill was referred to 'conscience if I voted to abolish the right strong Bevan Evans Wootton Colton my on reserves as an aid to the the committee on legislative referfederal section for commissioner" a providing Funk Bradley Stevens Clyde Reyof the states was re ence development nolds Dern Strlngham Parker KimSenator Evan Replies House after that body ceived 8enator Chez Introduced a bill which from the ball and Olson yoted to substitute the Senator Evans said the speech of had voted favorably on the memorial1 provides for a municipal court in every Evan amendment for section 4 pro- Senator Chez had in reality been a It was signed In open session by Pres city with a population exceeding The salary of the municipal plea for the motion which pro- Ident Funk and returned to the House and Sen- strong that viding for the commissioner is fixed at $2200 annually and the the governor as executive for signature of the speaker vided Judge ators Seegmiller Chez and Walton head minor amendments House alary of the clerk of the court is to of the state should be in charge Suggesting voted agtflnst it be $110 per month according to the of the law relating to the sale of Bill No 6 relating to the registration Reading of the text of the bill was liquor and cancelation of mortgages was re- provisions of the bill The Senate adjourned to meet at 10 “I am informed" said Senator Evdispensed with and Senator Evans the judiciary commoved that section 4 be stricken out ans “that sentiment in the House has ported Senate cal- o’clock today to consider the House mittee favorably and placedbyon the bill This section defines the duties and undergone a radical change since the endar of the prohibition measure and Senator Chez’s bill providing for ap- prohibition salary of the commissioner it was pro- Ipassage convinced that if that body voted peals from the judgments of justice posed to create In lieu of the portion onamthis In the House tomorrow it would courts was favorably reported by the which he desired stricken out Senator eliminate measure a for Senate the section committee and Judiciary placed providing Evans offered & substitute which was commissioner on the calendar Senator Evans bill BILLS PASSED to transfer of land titles was adopted The substitute follows': relating 7 —By Eddy Providing for H No Lost B Copy Original also favorably reported and referred the registration For the purpose of enforcing the of stores handling should not considerations "Partyin the discussion of & moral to the same committee state board of the with phardrugs provisions of this act the governor figure to Hotel Bill Governor macy measure and there need be no sentiIs hereby authorized and empow— S B No 26 By Funk Providing for Senator Wootton’s bill limiting the ment in making changes in this bill ered to appoint and employ all the now one of needs registration of farm names the is from for different innkeepers it liability only to entirely assistants and necessary deputhe Governor of an as administration framed signature Bamberger originally tize and commission any such asBILLS RECOMMITTED measure The original copy of the bill to make it a law The bill was passed sistants to make arrests seize S houses No 19 — By Wootton Providing B both can and the or of the I has been least at by president destroyed e property initiate and prosecute find who will admit knowledge Senate and the speaker of the House for a transient live stock tax affixed their criminal proceedings and proceedof its whereabouts yesterday BILLS KILLED That provision in thesignatures House prohi“I mean no reflection on the commitings under the search and seizure tee when I say this hill has been so bition bill relating to the creation of a S B No 18 — By Chez Providing for or nuisance abatement laws and commissioner was stricken the headless ballot that it bears little prohibition radically changed the provisions of law for the reout Dolbill of the The measure will come to resemblance draft the original moval of officers and to do and be considered before the Senate this morning at 10 not cents should and lars REPORTED FAVORABLY when the enforcement of a moral law o'clock for final action perform' any and every act duty H No 18 — By Bywater Providing B or thing In the enforcement hereof Is contemplated but I must say that More Bills Inroduced & semimonthly for pay day to to or the $2500 which may be done proposal appropriate performed H B No 12 —By Bywater Limiting Senator Dern Introduced a bill yeslawIs ridicua enforce of little short or executive prosepeace by any the purpose of which is to number of cars but committee does terday under lous And the powers it is proposed to place number of cars to train the direction and control notH specify cuting officer And for this purare revoluvest commissioner in this B No 4 —By Boyden Providing of the state land board all lands which pose the governor may deputize or to of may the previsions According tionary be granted to the state for a tax upon itinerant venders of commission any health food hotel the bill he would have more power by thehereafter federal and of lands nostrums and drugs government or other inspector or any game man ever a was in before than given H J R No 1 — By Young Submitbelow the water which surface of lying or office of The gen- may be reclaimed this state warden attorney probation officer or amendment for The bill ting provides even the that should all of the owners of land state-wid- ea constitutional eral district attorneys and any other employee of the state as prohibition courts are subordinated to the whims contiguous to a nonnavigable lake well as any other competent perof this man whom It Is proposed to eleBILLS REFERRED to unwater such lake the land son or persons vate to power H B No 40 — By Bevan County comAnd any person so deputized and “The proposition involves a reflec- this discussion opened and I find there missioners to advertise expenditures commissioned shall within the time tion on every elective peace officer in are Democrats who believe in the In- of each session Referred after money and scope of his commission exerthe state and really means the of their officials I also believe to judiciary committee The tegrity of the commonwealth cise all the powers privileges and — are the fact 42 Exthe H B No despite 1 By Southwick commissioner under the act is empow- that they trustworthy are- Democrats duties in the enforcement hereof no and had on the time for the payment tending ered to employ as many persons as he part in their choosing I am also op- state lands Referred to public lands given by law to any executive is also choose and he may do designated to the not and I prosecuting or peace officer within as the authority to bring action for the posed feel that we have committee want officialsspyto system II B No 60 — Bevan Exempting the state removal of elected officers who may created the office of chief spy because certain propertyByfrom execution Rehis run offices in with not line their we do not believe they will respect ferred to revenue and taxation comUrge Retention of Office oaths of office Previous to the Introduction of the policies was elected on their “Governor “In the matter of financing the com- mittee H B No 48 — ProvidHayward substitute a petition signed by Ogden the basis of Bamberger to the missioner he made Is totally inade- ing that childrenBy under bill the promises 16 years of was citizens read the Sen- people and I would feel more tolerant quate $2500 would not police one age shall not work at dangerous ocif county” ate to retain the requesting commission feature toward the proposed commissionerwas Referred to labor commitcupations the people and of the House bill Citizens of Utah he had gonetobefore tee Criticisms Reseated as is the bis constituents responsible H B No 61 —By Williams of Wayne county also submitted a petition reon Salt Lake and Ogden Strictures enforcement of the for the iovernor bond must be given the retention of the commiswas resented by Sen- Providing that a of questing aw" by Senator Chez He the appropriators sioner feature and the Women’s Chrisdeclared the citi- by Senator Evans paid tribute to the ator Reynold a two ed waters of the state unappropriatReferred to chief cities ' tian Temperance union of Ogden peace officers of the state and cited zens of Utah's and committee reservoir irrigation of case and said the appointment of Sheriff Corless of Salt Lake B No 64 —By Fisher Providing through its secretary Mrs Ida' Brown the as one in which a sense of duty a commissioner to guard the morals of forH the of bulls on the public telegraphed to the Senate protesting county had been paramount to all other con- the people of the two cities waa an range running to the live stock Referred against changing the House bill The affront to He siderations unwarranted the fact pointed committee petitions and the telegram were re- that in two years Mr Olson was lukewarm In Senator Corless had pros— B No 66 By Young Reimbursferred to the committee on commerce ecuted 110 cases for violation of local the motion to eliminate the ingH citizens who advanced money for and lndustrlea bill of the section but laws and had been instrumental commissioner option benefitof families of the dependent to vote in maintain for it Collecting $4000 in fines for viola- said he would Speaking to the motion to eliminate tions Referred national to apguardsmen In state which the official harmony tbe commissioner section of the bill committee propriations to Senator Chez the enforcement to Senator he says Is essential H B No 48 —By Decker Relating to Senator Chez said in part: Evans’ speech toresponded the effect that the of any law the of rabies and provid“The only way to make this law ef- province the proposed commissioner Senator Stringham paid tribute to ing elimination for a quarantine under the state fective Is to charge some one definitely would be of to supplement and not super- the county officials of Utah and said board health Referred to public with its enforcement History and ex- sede the attorney general he had not been convinced that they health of committee— a He of In form are said the blind also needed there a have shown pigs that that which guardian H B No 41 By Berg Amending perience in the districts where officers commissioner of prohibition Is everybody’s ' business is nobody’s only laws of the state Rethe embalming a were a declared that and he desired blind commis Senator Armstrong to committee health ferred business West Virginia' sioner to keep the vision of peace of commissioner public Virginia a and on horse stealing 46 — By Bywater Providing No B H was Michigan South Dakota and Nebraska ficers clarifie 5 on embezzlement commissioner just for voting by mall Referred to juhave tested the virtues of the law Senator Colton Republican member as necessary as the one proposed and committee which provides a commissioner to en- of the committee which recommended he sawno reason why there should be diciary B No 43— --By McKinney Providto the number chosen if the ingH for a limit force the provisions of prohibition laws the elimination of the commissioner the abolition of the county road on his duty of dis- prohibition commissioner was chosen commissioner and the residents- of all those states said that he entered Referred to highways to Evans Senator of The bill motion under the the impression committee and bear testimony to the effectiveness of cussing bridges a for section was providingvote that a commissioner necessary but strike out the H B No 44 —By McKinney Providthe plan he had been convinced that his commissioner then came to a commisthat for the placing of loan offices uning Sections authorising the selection would be like placing a fifth Point to Idaho Law the Jurisdiction of the state bank der on a vehicle and would retard sioner to initiate legal proceedings commissioner Referred to banking “Idaho our neighbor state has a wheel aid In the enforcement of were stricken out and the following committee than rather law without the commis- the law prohibition sections submitted: H B No 65 — By Young Providing sioner provision and as a result of the State The sheriffs of the several counthe consolidation of the Justice of for omission the dry law of that state is beties of this state are hereby author-to the state peace and municipal judge offices the would that Predicting not enforced effectively according to come wet again in four years if a ized and it is made their duty In cities of the first class Referred enforce the provisions of this act to judiciary committee commissioner were not appointed Sencities and within incorporated Seegmiller vigorously urged the he was “drowning In a sea of medical ator towns with the same diligence as MEMORIALS REFERRED creation of the office Liquor Interests terms” in the respective within' territory of M No 3 —By Adams MemorialH J collecting- - evidence was at 'this point that Mrs COul-so- n will be verynext busytwo It rushed such cities and counties outside to build a road from years showing Into the committee hear- duringa the Congress izing towns but this provision shall not law does not proMesa national Verde and before quiet could berestored that prohibition through ingwas In to as relieve so construed hibit he said He pointed to the fact be Referred to natural bridge country park it necessary for Chairman Young that whatsoever any city any to were degree Democrats the memorials committee and resolutions to rap for order repeatedly A long pledged ofor executive prosecuting police to the people for prohibitionhence wordy argument as to the anatomy of submit ficer of his duty and obligation to and said that RILLS INTRODUCED years the with the result that vote two act the provisions of this in enforcing the law would fur-f- o enforce ' laxityammunition Dr Galligan brought up the nerve nish No 70 —By Mace Relating to B IL The- governor and the attorney the liquor men in the books of anatomy to Utah-arboard of banking commisstate the tracings the state of of the “1 would far rather have the state general assertions sioners made Mrs wet dispute the by and each hereby given said Senator as it is at present"' H B No 71 — By McKinnon RelatCoulson Dr Mayo then Introduced on initiate an power carry authority to for have a statute on the to sbow that the third and Seegmiller to the establishment of county tracings violations' of this ing prosecutionswhich was flagrantly violated’’ fourth cervicle nerves do not go with- books bouhdarles and all political sub- in any act' for took the Dern up cudgels Senator in three Inches of the eye to dispute Idaho and said H B No 72 — By McKinney Relatdivisions' ‘of this state and all city' Chez’s of the chiropractors that to real property the claim exand state ingH toBtheNosuccession county precinct commonwealth was of that Provwas restored by the adjustment not 73 — By Greenwood and peace of- - ' - He said he had visited sight ecutive prosecuting warranted ‘ commisof of those vertebra from whicn these Idaho a the creation iding-for are with ficers charged the hereby the past year frequently during nerves issue It was claimed by the had made enforcement of the' provisions here- - " sioner of education and for codificaconcerning inquiry diligent tion of the school Is restored the operations laws of the stste' of and In the event of the failure chiropractors that the nerve sight law of the prohibition H B No 74 —By Boyden Relating to action of any local officer' to ' take the through sympathetic is law the found that and religiously " :V Dr Ttsrior Is Heard ' necessary steps for the enforcement' - the powers of city councils enforced of this law any and all executivesnot' forget the personal Dr' Fred M Taylor vice president of “You must WHAT THE HOUSE DID prosecuting and peace officers of considering this measthe rtate medical board appeared be- elementsaidwhile any larger- political unit within Killed the headless ballot bill Senator Dern “Elected offore the- committee and urged that £he ure’’ ‘ Passed the farm registration act their honor has which such officer so failing or re- educational requirements be increased ficers who feel that has are hereby Voted to go to Logan Friday and that fusing suggestion by the the impugned and that chiropractors be made to have been willclothed withjurisdiction to take on Saturday law will not the not enforce authority Ogden the same educational requirements as they necessary steps for the enforcement ''' zeal in aiding a commisother: practitioners He told of his son show great who will get' all the credit if ' of this law HE SHOULD KNOW who could not enter the Harvard med- sioner of the Is given for the enforcement — I was taken in to dinner by Numerous minor amendments to ical school on account of lack of train- any Ethel ' make he language' of the bill conform that Californian gentleman you introwhere he received laW’V v: Calls It '' System-university ing to the change were made and the duced to me He was quite gallant and Spy' education his ''Preliminary e The hearing was continued until this “I had decided as a member of the measure referred back to the’ committee remarked upon my bird-lik—Well he shouldappetite be a “to on commerce and Industries This comwhen Dr D C Budge of Lo- - minority” said Senator Wootton beFriend Her morning Democrats If they mittee will give the meausre final in- good judge on that point dear: he runs the committee fall in line with gan will appear before one of the chi lieved their elective officers needed a spection before it goes before the Sen- an ostrich farmw— London Saturday for forty minutes and commissioner to watch them but since ate for final action today Journal ropractors will clcse the debate ¥ ' BATTALION MONUMENT BILL TO BE REVAMPED -- DRY’ DEBATE HMTEDDEBATE with whom 1 residents of that state have spoken Half ' of the elective officers of the state may refuse to enforce the provisions of the antiliquor law-anof in that event reduced is law the materially “Salt Lake newspapers have facetiously-dubbed the proposed commissioner “a dictator" This has' been done to discredit the proposal and ia absolutely without basis Some of the most efficient departments of state are directed by commissioners and their to the state and their efficiency fealtynever been questioned have ' “I1 believe the peace officers of Utah are of as high a class as any in the and I desire to be understood country as ' making no reflection on the efficiency of these men but I do insist that these officers have other duties to perform and their zeal will not be of an officer who is equal to that with the duty of seeing charged only that the prohibition law is strictly observed Honest officers do not fear a commissioner with superior authority but on the other hand they will welcome his aid in bringing malefactors to the bar of justice Take as an Instance the commissioner of labor and ’statistics Do the officers of the state resent his activities? They do not but they do appreciate the aid he gives in enforcing the laws ’’Concerning the alleged Insult to the governor Involved In the creation of the office of prohibition commissioner I desire to disclaim any such intent 1 want to uphold the governor and give but I maintain that strength to his arm his duties are so multifarious that he has not the time to devote to the work which will be necessary to carry out the provisions of this great moral r' ' ff vj ’ xW'-V - S' ’ “(v "Vt i U : - 00 |