Show 0 KANSANS ENJOY FREAK UW LA DE DEBATES ATE T Tags on Tops and Bottoms Bottoms Bot Bot- toms of Autos Fail to Pass House TOPEKA Kan Ian April 30 By A A. P. P Freak P.-Freak Freak legislation did not play playas as prominent a role In the Kansas legislative session just ended as has been the custom heretofore party leaders assert Several Se measures measures measures meas meas- ures of ot this nature however furnished furnished fur tur- the legislators with occasional occasional occa occa- dh diversion erslon t tOne One in particular calling for automobile automobile automobile au- au au au- tags on front rear and sides aides of ot cars reached a a. stage where it was amended to Include also tags ore o on the top and bottom before the enacting clause was stricken out Some of ot the statesmen argued that The tag on top would aid air all police In bandit chases and every car should carry a tag on the under side elde so that a a. victim when run down may read the number of the license as the car passes over him A bill calling for a pension for farmers also elicited treat treat- jocund ment The original bill Introduced I by a farmer provided for tor pensions up to 50 a month for tor both men and women the minimum being 10 a I month for tOl those residing on farms ten years 30 for tor twenty years and I 50 60 for tor thirty years years or more One senator also a farmer amended I this to make the pension payable only to farmers with both hands and bunions on both feet teet The measure was kilted In the senate senate sen- sen ate agriculture agricultural l committee A Democratic representative presented presented presented pre pre- a resolution Indorsing Henry Ford for tor president but the Republican can majority of ot the state affairs committee remo remodeled led It to o read Warren G. G Harding Instead of ot ofFord ofFord Ford and recommended It for tor passage pas pas- sage lIage |