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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
DISASTER ON A BRIDGE.
ONE or THE SPANS GAVE WAY AND
FIVE CARS 90 IN THE RIVER,

Not Known How Many Persons We're on
the Train, huy There May Have neen
Anywhere from q posen Up to Twenty
Pour Dsad Rodles Have Iieen Re'
covered and -Four Others Were nadly
IoJured, While Fight ,eeu 10 Got on
the Train Are mlssluR
KANsAs CRY, Mo-, Nov is,-About 0
o'clock Yesterday morning M freight
train carrying employees Of Armoura
packing house, on their way 70 work,
aud loaded with hogs and grain wa
crossing the bridge over the kaw river,
In this city, on tho llmaas CITY, Wyan'
dotte and Northwestern railway ono
span Of the bridge gave way aud pre-
dpitated five ears In the river thirty
feet below, II 10 not known how many
persons were on board the train, but
there may have been anywhere from q
dozen up 10 twenty, and 30 far as the
names arc known the list OF rescued
comprises only four members Of tho
train crow aud one on two c0l0red mon
who were riding across the bridge,
The List 0f Killed,
Henry Coleman, oQlored,
VIII Crawford, eOlOred,
Fred Allen, fireman, Lawrence, Kan,
Henry williams, colored'
List of Those Injured.
3, v, Smith, Latham, Kan, Htookmanl badly
bruised about body aud legs,
q, Patch, engineer, Kansas CITY Jaw frao.
tured and badly out aud bruised,
Thomas MulllRan, brakeman, Lawrence
Kgn,l badly cut and bruised,
H. baltimore, ooofed, Kansas city several
bones broken,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
THREE KILLED, EIGHT INJURED.

Tho Three Corneoa Found Side by Side
idO Feet Away from the scene Of tho
Explosion,
READIS0, PA, Nov, 1s,--A boiler OK.
plodon, attended with loss OF life, 90
Cured At the cooper works Of Trexler
s. Bro, NJ Mertgtown, this county, yes.
torday, The boiler waa thirty feet long
AID was torn into three pieces, one Of
which, twenty.threc feet long, was
hurled u distance Of 100 yards, Tho
three men killed were thrown 40 feet
away and lay side by side. The bodies
were not much mutilatod, Tho injured
were found In the debris and removed
70 their homes, The mill was only
partly wrecked, but the boilerhouse and
shed are mass Of ruins, including the
engine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

Frank WALL packer
I'd Burke, pipe litter,
Ralph Fay, elevator man,
Dave Brown, beef Killer
Fred holl pipe litter
The above employees Of Armour'a
were seen 10 get on board the Inflated
train, and M they have neither put In
an appearance VI the packing houses nor
NJ their homes, II " feared they were
killed Three tramps who boarded tho
train several stations up the road are
also missing, The missing are supposed
10 bo killed and their bodies buried un'
der the wreckage.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08
anrarrAr pAraAaK
what IN. Ass.r..y. es....l sag, as.ss

the Recent Deei1toD.
-
Ne 9I'ss wsrslsg Lsss s.s nsesissss.
ErsrSoa,.rs 81 sss ~ Cr-sS 70 q
Their DUTY = Aa.sissa Tksl ~. us-
srsksa fsshsss asy BE ss'd n kss'
The following very Interesting let
ter On the subject Of the 'origInal
package decision, vas written Sat.
urday By the attsrney-general:
HAYS CRY, Kans., May 3.
Hon. J. &. Leeby, Assistant Attor.
nsy-General.
DKAR RIH: / am duly In receipt
Of your very full aud satisfactory re-
port Of the present inst, eoneerniss
the present coalition Of the en-
Ioreement Of the prohibltoFy Law IN
your county.
The decision Of the United States
supreme court 10 adverse 90 the
cause Of temperance. 10 will prove
as far reaching In its effects and ~
disastrous TO the license states ~ q
the prohibition states. 10 goes q
the extent Of authorizing the single
sale Of each original package OF I'm.
ported llQuOrs By the importer 10
any state regardless Of the lay oi
the state licensing, regulating or pro
hiblting the sale OF Intoxicating H.
quors; but It goes no farther than
this. IL nulilies our prohibitory
law only as TO the making Of the one
sale by the importer, and In making
this sale In tho exact form In which
u was Imported.
The original package as applied
to bottled beer, wine or whisky, 10
cases, barrels or boxes would Be the
original case, barrel or box sad
would not apply TO the individual
bottles OF liquor contained In them
no matter how perfectly and secure.
ly the bottles we're eorked and
sealed mp.
The moment any of the intoIieat.
Ing liquor should be taken out oi
the original package 10, and all the
remaining liquor IN the origtnsI
package, would become subject u
our prohibitory Law, and canno'
thereafter be sold either by the I'm
porter or anyone else except uDdei
the provisions Of the Prshisitory
law and by druggists having Q per
init.
The decision II damaging blow
10 the enforcement Of prohibition
but 10 does not authorize the open
ing Of saloons 10 Kansas. II has nS
effect Whatever upon our prohibttory
law except to permit the one sale b,
the importer Of the original package
All persons who violate the prohibl
tory law except In this one parti
cular are subject to arrest and pun
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08
THAT LIQUOR DEc1sIoE.

10 our last issue was published .
synopsis Of the decision Of the su-
prems court in matter Of the legality
CT seiEing original packages Of H.
quor. To that decision were three
dissenting opinions. In behalf Of
himself and Justice Brewer and
Harlan, Justice Gray delivered the
following opinion: Common ex-
perience has shown that the general
and unrestricted use Of intoxicating
liquors tends TO produce idleness,
disorder, disease, pauPerism and
crime. The Law Of regulating or
prohibiting the manufacture and
sale Of Intoxicating liquors sppro-
Priately belongs a. . branch to the
police power, TO the Legislature Of
the several states, aud can be Judi
eiously and effectively exercised by
them alone, according 10 their views
Of public policy, and local needs,
aud cannot practically, II It eau con-
stitutIenally, be welded by congress
a. . part Of . national and uniform
system. The statutes In question
were enacted by the state Of Iowa, In
the exercise Of Its undoubtsd power
TO protect Its inhabitants against the
evils, physical, moral aud social, at
tending the free use Of intoxicating
liquors. They are not aimed ct In
terstate commerce, they have no re-
latlon TO the movement Of goods
from one state 10 another, but oper.
ate only upon Intoxicating liquors
within the territorial limits Of the
state; they include all such liquors
without discrimination, and do not
even melton where they are made OF
whence they come. u the statutes
Of . state, restricting or prohibiting
the sale Of intoxicating liquors with.
Ia its territory, are 90 be held lnOP-
srative and void ~ applied to liquor,
sent or brought froIl another state
and sold by the importer Ia what
are called original packages, the
consequence must be that an inhsbi.
tant OF any state may under the pre-.
text Of Interstate commerce, and
without license or supervision Oi
any public authority, carry and send
into, aud sell, any or all OF the ether
states Of the union intoxicating H.
quOrs Of any description, In eases
or kegs, or even ia single bottles OF
TASKS, despite any legislation OF
those states on the subject, and al
though his own state should be the
only one which had not enacted sim
liar laws. We would require affirm
alive aud explicit legislation on the
part Of congress TO convince us that
Il cOntemPlates or Intended such 6
result"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

A CIVIL engineer 81 England pro-
poses 10 blow up the lee cap on the
north pole with . powerful explOs-
I've and open . way for warm cur
rests Of the Japan Sea, thus render
Ing that far northern region inhsb-
liable. Pretty nearly ~ dIffieult q
feat as to open the eyes Of the DEM
oeraey their own political sins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

HELLO! Ex-0oy. Click IL said 10
have Joined the Farmers Alliance.
10 the ex-governor IL . bona fide
farmer this action Of his IL all right.
but 10 he has Joined with . view TO
political preference or 10 aet a.
buncO-sieerer OF unsusPeetInE Re-
PublIcans Into the Democratic or re-
submission camp, he Is ali wrong,
very much wrong. The members Of
the Farmers Alliance are no fools
10 be made tools Of by designing
dsmaRORueG.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

THE great labor demonstrations In
Europe and America May and sue
ceedlng days were generally peace
full. In this country was this espec-
tally true. There were . few Tiotous
proceedings In some Of the countries
Of the old world. The most noticea-
BILE aud notable fact In connection
was the great strength and perfect
ing organization Of the industrial
masses. Il will not be mHRy years
before wage-worksrs will be power
full enough, through organization.
TO dictate their own reasonable
term.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08
NORMAL UNIVERSITY NOTES.


New students are enrolling every
week. This week tWo came from
Wabaunsee Co., one from Thomas,
three from Cloud aud enc from
Ottawa. This makes the enroll
meut for this term about 2i5.
The reunion on Saturday evening
was we'll attended. Nearly all were
students and former students. The
programe ~ q whole Was not up 10
the standard, but ~ it was not de-
clded to have = reunion until Satur-
day morning, nothing more could
be expected.
Prof. Packards students In inst.
music will give = recital In the near
future. He has q large and in
teresting class.
DIR. A. Patton aud Editor Dodge,
Of Beloit were visitors on Tuesday.
They Inspected the building and the
work OF the Normal.
Prof. Iyeeks' grammar class grew
to such . sine that 10 had TO be
divided. There are nov two classes
each having about flfiy students.
Prof. Swishsr attended the Speer.
wlnans Teachers' Association at
Junction city on Friday and satur-
day.
The summer term begins June 10,
and continues eight weeks. The
prospect for this term IL better than
ever before and an interesting term
10 anticipated.
A ladies dormitory r. one Of the
great needs Of the school n present
While the citizens Of thls part Of the
town have been very kind In fur
nishlng rooms for students still
there are not enough convenient TO
the building. A dormltoPy would
give rooms and boarding a the
same place which IL especially de-
strable in winter.
Rev. II. II. Morrill,, chaplain Of
Sc. Johns college, salina, preached
here last Sunday morning and even
Ing. He then announced that Sun
day, the first day of June, would be
bis last regular visit 10 solomon as
be had accepted . call to The rector
ship Of the Episcopal church at
Ottawa, Kansas, 10 which charge he
will move with bis wife aud child
about the middle Of next month.
Prof. Cowgiil. nov OF the Wesleyan
college, Of sailna, will take the poe
ition held By sfr. Merrill q. 81.
Jehn's College, and after being or
dalned % ministerial orders By
Bishop Thomas. will take charge Of
she mission churches at solsmon
CITY, Wskseney and Hays CITY,
Scioaea Seas5RsL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

AND now comes DIR. Hammond
and says that prohibition ls failure.
The DEBTORS diagnosis Of the sltus-
tIon is not sustained by the faets.
Liks many another learned man he
f. too wise 10 be practical In his
judgment, either Of facts or appear
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

The exports Of corn from the
United States for nine msnths az
gregated 1900, 900 bushels, and Of
corn meal 2Ss, 900 barrels. This IL
20 per cent more than for the same
tIme last year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08
Published Thursday, May s issO
Ordinance No. 40.


Az OkDISAxcz In relation to water works.
b q ordaiaed b. tAs mayor ard coIaeIirsea
ofths Guy 0f Sdifaa,
SECIIoS I. Whoever having q license or
permit nom OF agreement With the Salins
water works Company. for Ihe ass Of ualer
other than those spacihed In such lIeenas or
permit, or shall know Ingiy permit any per
son or Psrson. not aIthorsied 70 TAKE OF use
the premises, ar under the control VI such
per~bn, OF permit the water % run there
irOm without being used, shall Be deemed
guilty Of misdemeanoT and upon runyic-
| ton thereof shall ~ nned not less than nve
nor more than ATTY dollars-
sac. = whoever shall BY hiInself or By
any person acting under his authority, uSe
az take water rom any part Of the WaieS
works afOresald without q license or permit,
or hail without suthority from Ssia com.
remove any nre plug or kydrant, stop eoek
valve or valve box, or other nxture appuT-
tanning 10 said water works, or shall let on
or shut on water into or from any water pipe
wherever situated, or shall knoUlngly dur
\ ing any alarm Of IRE Use ar permit Tn be used
any hose for sprin Killing or washing purposes.
and upon conviction thereof shall b. fine,
not less than rNe or more than any dollars.
This Seetlon shall not be cOusi rued n Ia
in the pr,,prr ,ii-charTe OF bis duty ussIer IN.
I specified terms OF the contract hrtWeen the
said city and the Id water works COMPANY
SIC. u Is hereby made the duty nfall po-
I liTenen when On duty to reIpoFt IT, the city
marshal any and all violations of this or,lin-
ancr. and esIseriaiiy 10 investigate the ti.s ct
/ my fire hydranis that are heing usei and aS-
| certain 10 us Il by prupet authority.
So. g. The PENALTIES prescribed Ia this
ordinance shall b.. sninrred the same ~
! other city penalties
SKA. a That Thu or,linanrr shall take effrri
and be In Iorre frOm and amer Us puhliraiinn
unrt In the SALINE tot NTN Journal
! Passed anal approved May Sh, lSo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08
seeona QasrterIt Repar., 1890.

shosins the condition oGthe treasury Of ss
u ne County, kefzaa, and the credit aud delii
enlaneea % The dsHerent ftinda On the 9Th
day Of April, A. D. -;
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08
Sherifs Sale,

Sheriffs Sale.
me wsst Side Nstionall
Bank.
The salIna EiIcsrse Llxht
q Power Co, The AreherS Case No GO
Electric Misunderstanding
Co, W. r. Gels, W. y. on.
eert. Geo: Kruessr. and
John BnehL
By virtue Of N exeenflon issued cut a
TIE distriet eoart, % the Thirtisth gufieisl
Disfriet within and or the County of aaflBe,
GO. and . - dlress.f snd Delivers. l
viii 90 Tuesday the eth day q June
he easi door % tbs coiFt hpnss IN ths city
% sailna, Saline County, KAnsaA ofsT fSg
sale e Ieolie eeaiioe. q ne hlshcst and
described real estate, ic-Wft: The snnff
half Of lot nuRbsr one hnnAro1 al thlfs
teen tlll % Ftfsh % street d ths city o.
Saline, Saline coanty. kscsa. accprilns b.
the Heeorisd plat thsfegl Win te1s-
theFs1nfe bssoneins.. Said rssi ssszis q tax
fssessis, nd g : sosd sssjes % 5 esrtsih
g. I'D III - ~ - sssssD sssd szsssiiss
cite usasf ~ hass shls % ear q nzy
e.sriz e. sz;iss ssessS ]. kssssa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

WARSINU 10 given by the Attor-
ney General Of the state. and else
where printed, that all violations Of
the state liquor law will be enforced.
The decision OF the supreme court
will not interfere with the state law
except In the one sale by the inn
porter, and in making this sale In
the exact form In which Il vas inn
ported. The thirsty souls who had
hoped for = chance 10 vet their
whistles I'D Iibiium must possess
their ssuls In patience and continue
TO spit cotton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

For the meeting OF the grand
Commandery of the Knights Tenn
plsr Of Kansas n lie held ct Lsaven-
worth, ksns., May ~, Ism, rate Of
one fare for the round trip from all
points In Kansas has. been made by
the Union Pacific system. Tickets
to be sold May l2th and 18th. return
limit May Nth. For full informa-
ton apply TO W. 4. BARR,
Agent Union facifie System,
ls-2t SaiIDa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

have several parties from the
Fast wishing 10 purchase farms.
n you wish 10 sell, list your pro-
Perty with me at once.
J. f. ANDERSON,
Over Nelson's store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

DO you need spectaclss? The
Messrs. Whitehead have the lar
gest stock to be found from which to
saIprt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

THE small noises occasionally
heard from the Anti-IngAlls dsma-
goguss are becoming very faint.
Even the beIIOWIngs Of the Kansas
city TimSs have . hollow, far-Ofi
sound that cant scare anybody.
Ingalls, IL Just - sure 10 be returned
10 the Senate Of the United States ~
J.. q. Humphrey IL TO the Govern
Or's seat In Kansas. The RepubIl-
cans Of Kansas, Whistler inside or
outside Of the FaTmsrs' Alliance, are
heartily in favor OF his reelection.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08
TO WHOM II MAY coScEKs.

SALISA. Ksns., April %, 1880.
The firm Of ID. d J. B. Whitehead
Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. J. B. Whitehead retiring, ID.
Whitehead continuing the business.
assumes all liabilities. Accounts
due the firm may be paid to either.
ID. WHITEHEAD.
1884, J. b. wHITEHEAp.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

THE Kansas Farmer places the
mortgage Indebtedness Of this state
ct 90, 200. 600; fifty per cent Of which
will be paid off between now snd the
first Of January 1891. Quite a differ.
snss between t6O,OOO,OOO and sesI..
O00, 900, which latter SUN was said
by cruaksrs to be the amount Of our
mortgage Indebtedness. The world,
ut least . bad part Of u, 10 much
given TO lying, and about the mean
est lie started was this report. Now
We really believe that the Fdrmer's
estimate 10 too high, though Il may
not be far from the truth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08
Money To Loan, a; lowest rates
aud best terms In town.
J. r. ANDERSON,
Over Nelson's store.
Dissolution NstIre.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between =. ID Fitzpatrick aud J.
W. Going ~ Fitzpatrick & Going. Is
hereby dissolved. The abstraeting,
insurance aud loan business will be
continued hy r. ID. Fitzpatrick, who
will collect all insurance due this
firm aud pay all debts owed by the
firT.
Mr.. Gning will continue ~ special
agent of the 1 iah Insurance COM
pany, Of Des Moines, Ia, having his
office with Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
T. ID FITZPATRICK,
lS-3l J. W. GOING.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

Properly fitting spectseles to the
eye is an art not rarely attained, but
quite necessary 10 preserve and I'm
prove the sight. The Msssrs.
Whitehead have made Q careful
study Of this accomplishment, and
can nc your eyes perfectly. Their
stock Of spsctacles 10 large and their
appliances for testing the sight a.
complete as any In the west.
II you intend to visit Europe, this
spring or summer, or wish 10 send
for friends or relatives, call on me
81 once. represent all steamship
lines In the world, aud will cell you
tickets st lowest rates possible.
Excursions to Europe twice Q
week, nj reduced rates.
J. 8. ANDERSON.
Over Nelson's store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

HON. CHATSCEY NJ. DEPEw will
scarcely be accused Of fan atheism on
the question Of liquor drinking. His
opinion a. . man OF wide oLserVa-
ton aud knowledge Of human nature
IL valuable even to those who would
discount his opinions on the politi-
cal methods Of dealing with the evil.
Here IL MIR. Depew's experience as
stated in q speech Of his before q
company Of railroad men:
twenty-five years ago I knew ev-
cry man, woman and child In Peeks-
XIII. And Il has been q study with
me 10 marx boys who started In ev-
cry grade Of life with myself, to
see what has become Of them. I
was up last fall and began to count
them over, and u was an instructive
exhibit. Some Of them became
clerks, merchants, manufacturers,
lawyers, doctors. II is remarkable
that everyone Of those that drank IL
dead; not one living OF nay age.
Barring . few who were taken Off
by sickness, everyone who proved q
wreck. and wrecked his family, did
it from rum and no other cause. or
those who were church going peo-
pie, who were steady, industrious
and Woodworking men, who were
frugal and thrifty, every single one
Of them, without an exception. owns
the house In which he lives and has
something laid by, the interest on
which, with his house, would carry
him through many . rainy day.
When Q man becomes debased with
gambling, rum or drink, he doesn't
care; all his finer feelings are
crowded out. The poor women at
home are the ones who suffer-sufIer
In their tenderest emotions, suffer 10
their tenderest affections for those
whom they love better than life"
Tow MAST has begun nasty work
again. His latest effort lie 9 hideous
picture Of senator Plumb which
does Mr.. Plumb great Injustice.
Mast has never been himself since
Hampers kicked him out Of their es-
Enlistment some years ago. 10 he
continue doing such execra5Ie
work ~ published Ia the Chicago
Post ne Will sink still lower than
ever and receive the opProbrium lie
will deserve.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08


EDITOR HUDSON Of the Topeka
Capital devotes the first page Of last
Sundays Issue TO . review Of Judge
Fosters grand jury scheme to bring
him into dIsrePute and cause him
sxpsnse aud trouble. The majors
defense Of himself Il admirable.
His charges against the judges
course are very grave. IL true and
proven they would seem 20 justify =
trial for Impeachment. Even the
lntlmatiou made that the Jury was
packed with resubmIssIOnists seems
TO be not unreasonable, a. there
were u OF that belief and only :
prOhibItienists in . jury Of 81. The
major makes . very strong case on
sxparte evidence, and he awaits the
next move Of the judge In this cele-
brated caSe with entire confidence
that the indictments can not be
proven.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

The Messrs. whitehead's stock Of
watches Is large and varied. Best
quality and low prices rule there.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

Table cutlery, sterling silver
spoons and tableware Of the finest
quality may always be found At the
reliable store Of the Messrs. White
head
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08
A Successful CensIaasio..

Rings. pools, trusts, combines,
monopolies-eall them what you
will-they are fast increasing
throughout the length and breadth
Of this country. Legislators de-
nounce them, and newspapers attack
them, but still they seem to flourish.
IL IL gratifying, however, 10 nots
that there 70 at least one combine
ton In the country that meets with
the approval OF the public, sspsei-
ally Of farmers: IL IL composed,
not Of individuals, but Of the follow
Ing quarter OF harvesting machines
DeeTing Binder. Deering Light
Reaper, Deerlng Giant Mower, and
New Deeriug Mower. eoW-Sm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

ksstes g HssstnR g the BoaFa 60 Raaa-
Nodes b hsrssy gives hat ths Beard OF
Kelsss. Hlli ness - : hcsrd q sQ1aiiEsfiou
- Ne oGee e TIE cDunty eiark, q ealf
coanty, secoEa dsy q Sana, a. n, la, as
e,se ~ - 80 ~ 80 s IT,, 70 49,
sn<f;re Gn1 oQgslY nag delnanA
Arr ~ &4snaraslenl % 40 hoard Ne
viissa - sss1 ssS ss's,.i sssi sh,s s.ss
q iEssz 1 3 D 5 Szss' s':.l.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-08

GOVERNOR HUMPHREY appoints
May y 80 resubmission day, when
he will confer with the business
neil Of the state upon the advis.bIl-
ity Of converting the legislature In
extra session fer the purpose Of con-
sldering the proposed action upon
the constitutional amendment. We
trust he will frown upon the extra
session business. There 10 no more
need Of an extra session than there
IL Of Q NTH wheel 10 . farm wagon.
The resubmisslon question, what
there 10 Of u, Is being discussed by
the newspapers. by the time the
regular session convenss the agita-
ten will either be squslched or 10
will have assumed such . shape -
20 enable Legislators to act IBtelIi.
gontly. Wise legislation should
never be hurried. Besides, the cost
Of IN extra session should be taken
Into consideration. That will Be
tI5a,0O or more.