davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning times., 1897-02-20

Robert Lindhlom, Sir snsby's Chicago
correspondent, says: II believe that
wheat has struck bottom, and is out for a
phenomenal advance. The statistical pO
sitIon on which wheat was bulling two
months ago, and which later was believed
to be an error, is really turning out, if
anything, stronger than most OF them fig
ured, and Will soon assert itself in rapid
advance
The morning times., 1897-02-20
New York Cotton Market.
Baltimore Markets

Baltimore, Feb. i9.-FIouEdull, unchanged
receipts, 6,94S barrels; exports, ,61o
The morning times., 1897-02-20
THE PYTH|ANs CELEBRATED
Made Merry Over the ORDERS
Thirty-third Anniversary.
A GREAT CROWD ASSEMBLED

Division of Baltimore knights
Assisted 10 Make the Celebration
a Memorable One, and the Su-
preme Officers Honored the Oc-
casion With Their Presence.
The morning times., 1897-02-20
New York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs & Co,
,,,nkers and Brokers. Members Of the
The morning times., 1897-02-20

You can save a third on
every clothing purchase
here. All suits-overcoats
and separate pants have been
uniformly reduced 1873 per
cent.
For both children and
men.
Eisenan Bros,
Corner 9TH and e Streets n. w.
No Branch Store I'm Washington.
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washington stock Market.

Sales--Amercan Graphophone, LOO at
@ IA: $40 at Is: Pneumatic Gun Car
riace. 200 at 1870. 100 DIT 12S, 200 at
1877. 100 at 1876; LanSton MOnotype, so at
s A. After call-Pneumatic Gun Car
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Dir. DosGps LEriER.

furiuant TO that principle OF fair.
ness which recognizes the right OF all
sides to hearing, the News gives
plucs TO communication from Dr.. o.
ii. Dogge on the subject OF the meIi-
cal law. 1t twin be Remembered that
the doctor always has been deter
mined opponent OF the law, anu that
there mas been Fiction between him
and the board OF medical examiners,
also personal feeling bstween him aud
seme OF the members of that body.
The NEWS does not feel called upon
at this time to make reply to his
structures on the boaId; its members
are Rbundan,ly able to take care
OF themselves in this controversy
with him. Hence his letter
is given with notice of only ono OF the
points contained In II. bio denies the
truth OF the NEWS statement to the
effect that mutual CONCESSIONS were
made by the friends aud opponents OF
u medical law, ana that the present
statute is compromise measure.
II DR.. D)gge has overlooked the
truth in the formulation OF the rest OF
his letter rs completely as he has In
the making of this statement, his
communication is uutrustworthy to
remarkable degree. No fact in the
legislative history Of Utah can be more
fully established than can BIS the prop
osilion that, after years OF agitation,
long nntedating the doctor's residence
here, the friends and opponents Of
medical legislation came together by
mutual concessions and ct length
agreed upon a compromises law.
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Every there 10 class OF poo
pie that seems to le'ievo that the pro-
or remedy for any llitlo social iSregu.p
lsrily or inconvenieJ CO is a prohibit
Ory law with more or less heavy lnes
or ether punishmen's. They do not
consider the injur ne effects Of laws
that in their very rRture must become
imperative, either hrcluso Of the i'm
probability Of their general nppllcs.
ton or beclute OF their variance with
customary law, which alter all is ia.
preme. The legislative machiuofy
Is > complicated one intended for use
10 cases OF absolute n costly, not q
plaything to tills with in an Idle hour.
It ia not necessary to order team to
remove a pebble from the sidewalk,
nor to call out the fire department to
extinguish . burning match.
Senator Ellsworth'a bill In the New
York Legislature Is one to which theso
remarks apply. Tho gentleman pro.
poses fine and imprisonment as the
uenslly for publishing any portrait
"or alleged portrait" OF any
Individual without his con.
sent previously obtained In writing.
The bill is Of course intended against
the publication Of so.called cartoons.
I. is not probable that 1t viii be adopt
cd, but should 1t become law IN the
state OF New York, it viii be one Of
those dead laws that never can become
operative.
In countries where 1t Is crImen
&c IL msiestati0 to make fun OF certain
exalted individuals, cartoonists very
gridom can be- convicted, for
tie simple reacon that their car.
ricaturee, while characteristic enough
to give everybody an impression OF
who the original ls, yet ore b
essentially different from said original
that In o court 1t IL easy to prove that
the complaining party is in error. And
80 1t happens that both the artists and
the general public enjoy the iun 10
spite Of tue most stringent lave. II u
iutinitely better TO TO without The law
than to have one that cannot be
applied.
Senator Ellsworth'a proposition is,
besi1es, detective in thia, that It does
not alm at the suppression OF ciasb OF
cartoons which may DO called
blasphemous, because trespassing on
sacred ground. fever cartoon law
could be- justified, II would DO one
directed against that class OF art. Il
would have the approval OF the beet
element in every community and he
comparatively easy to carry out.
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SHOULD BE MAnE ELECTIVE.

Some days since Speaker Perkins
introduced into the House o bill which
Is in line with modern municipal gov.
eminent and has tendency to correct
evils which have been only too
apparent in this city. 1t makes cleo.
tive by tho people. instead of appol :
tive by tine mayor, certain city Off
The change which specially afttc,s
this city applies to the attorney aud
auditor. Toe bill is as followt:
Section I. In addition to tho mayor and
city counoilmen, there shall be elected
in all cities OF tho State, q city recorder,
n city treasurer, and city justice of The
peace; aud also, in cities of the first and
OF the second clnss q city attorney and n
city auditor; and in cities OF less than
twelve thousand inhabitants, city
marshal. All elective officers shall hold
their respective Offices for two years and
until their successors are elected and
qualified.
The measure was considered In the
House this afternoon, and several at
tempts to amend It were made. But
overy amendment offered was voted
down, and the House, by strong
majority, passed the bill. The Senate
ought also to pass 1t, and the Governor
Sign II; though the last clause might
be made more specific as to tho iii GERS
meant therein. The oilicers namtd in
the bill should be made elective By
the people. When the attorney Is
appointed by the mayor, he is extreme.
ly liable to lean 10 favor OF the mayor
in the discharge OF his tfIisIal duties,
and 1t follows that the interests Of the
CITY council ami the municipality
are very likely to suffer. The same
applies with similar force to the audi
tor. Tho curse of American municl.
pslities is rlnglsm, anu this bill tends
TO prevent rines, to weaken their
power, and to give the people nm oppor-
tunity to abolish them. Make 1t
Law,
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probability is tina. this spring VIII soc
much damage there unless the county
and city authorities take effective and
imme late action.
1t may be that In the locality
named those Ulcers whose duty re-.
quires that they protect the rights OF all
the people will be equal to the occasion.
There are two plans proposed, one to
BENEFIT portion Of the district, and
the other 10 include all. There 10 still
another plsD, the Widening OF the
surplus caual, that presents the only
prospect VI permanent security, and
hence would be cheapest and wifclt
IA the long run. The chblce must be
made soon.
In every locality In the State where
damage 10 threatened, IL ia to be hopsd
that the best ondnAvors will DO mad @
to avert 1t. 1t Will be regrettable If, In
a year whom a bounte-ui water supply
promises g0ot results, there shall be
any neglect to cause a loss OF the beno-
fits that nature senJe. And that the
magnitude OF the water question may
bs Understood By comparison with past
experiences, It msy be well to remem.
Der that tho precipitation this year
has been greater than ever before
since this valley was settled. The
average rainfall for February Is 81
inches; this year It has been nearly
three times that amount, or 1851
IL chez; the only year that approached
1t was 1873, with $40 Inches. The
accumulated excess in precipitation
over tho average during both January
ami February is 2.25 inches; so that II
will he seen that the water problem
will not be OF small proportions, no
matter how favorable the weather
may be during the spring months.
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KOnAN HIERARCHY.


The R5man Catholic church in the
Vatican publishes yearbook entitled
GeIaTchia Cathollca, in which this
official status Of that church is given
antb oritatlvely, us to its higher OIL
GERS. For the present year the showing
is as Dllowt:
At the head of the hierarchy, of course,
stands Pope Leo XIII himself who was
born March 2, 1910. The cardinals col
lege is tho second in authority in tho
church, and should number seventy
members, this having been the number
determined upon by Pope Sextus V,
The college is, however, rarely complete,
and al the present time there are eleven
vacancies. OF the iifty-nine cardinals
COMPOSING this august body the majority
now, rs has beou the case for centuries,
Is composed Of Italians. This nation Is
represented by lhirty-lwO names, while
the other Catholic countries Of the globe
have altogether only twenty. seven.
These again arc distributed in the follow
ing way: are from Germany, from
France, from spain, from Austria,
from Hungary, from Portugal, and one
respectively from each OF the following
couutriesi England, Belgium, ireland,
Ruthuanin, Australia, United States
and Canada. Tho next in rank in The
hierarchy are tho papiarchs, OF whom
there are IA, namely, $ Laiins and Q
Orientals. The next dignitaries nro the
urchbishops, Of whom there are 1872 in all,
namely, l73 Iaiins and ~ ORIGINALS,
These are followed by the bishops, who
now number 7J7, namely. IA Lstins and
and 50 ORIGINALS, TLrn come those
officials who have tho rank and authority
OF bishops, but are stationed in non
Catholic aud heaihon lands, namely. 10
apostolic delegates, 1850 apostolic Wears,
some OF whom rank as archbishops while
Others arc only bishops, aud II nbbos.
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WATER his SPRING.

The heavy snowfall during the latter
part Of the winter is heartily welcome
in this mountain region; hence the
majority OF the people lock with COM
placeuoY upon what nature L. doing in
that liue, albeit it Is great annoy.
ance to struggle TO and fro through the
mud and the elush that are the result
OF alternating storms and eunshine.
But the existing evil, II the annoy
ance releTred to may 10 described In
that word, Is 30 much less tlan would
be drouln that the choice thereof De-
cheer ully accepted.
While generally ihpre is good feel
log ovor the plouiiude OF moisture,
and a. the psospec. that March wsa.
Their this year will be muca alter the
stormy experiences oi February In II.
operations, yet there Rro iuurlc.t {
localities Ia various parts Of the s,ste
that are lisplo 10 considerable
lamage by llldr; pud those who have
the power will nuke a wise use of Il II
they win apply 1t to avert threatened
Losses. Ouu Of the districts 30 threat.
onod ID the western part OF Salt Lake
City end southwark Tor soma distance
along the Jordan river That district,
whoa water is abundant and yet not
10 sufficient quantity to cause injury
ny foods, produces consiI cradle Tor IT,,
peoples support, AMI lie a comiortab
reaidence foF large population. Thu
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The grcaust danger from Ia Oh pc
is OF IN resulting IA Inuum0niB. II
reasonable care IL used, however anu
ChambarlaiD's Cough Remedy taken,
al danger viii be avoided. Ampug
tho tous OF thousands who have used
this remedy for Ia grippe, we have yet
% learn Of slngle oaee having result
ed 10 pneumonia, which shows cOnclu
s,ve'y tina. thib rOmdJy is & certain
preventive OF that ureld disease. l
VIII ,HsuE permanent cure In lea
% and 81 cent s.sss Tor sale by Drug.
gis.s
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n tsr inr ulR nGs IN Cripple Creek,
took a. very severe cold and trled ma y
remedies Without help, the cold only
tGcoming more sUil.nJ. Aipr using
three email bottles II CmmHuriaius
Cough Rom 10y, both tae cough and
cold lett nv, anu IN ia nigh altitude
1t taxes q megitorious c ugh remedy 10
10 any good, -G. b. HENDERSON, Oh.
itor Daily Advertiser. For sale by
DrnrttstH
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charged nls duty fosrlessly M
oonsoicntiou,lJ; aud they can wish
Tor him the peace ami success that
ought to attend q distinguished son Of
the Republic who has been deemed
worthy to hold for two full terms the
highest Office in the nations gilt.
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| EVILS % p LYE
Pevi,f.a al. Fsfisz,I.
~ (pATrNTEpl

The strongs'tand uur.
f5i made. Unltgc other
I've. II bong q lnc pow
der aui packed lnG can
with removable lid, the
contents are uIWuyB
ready for use. lt will
mako the Lcsi rcrfu,ned
Hard soap m ~ miuutes
teuA ~ B ding. I,Gs tito
~ - for choosing 1vaato
pipes. disinfectlnr sinks,
closets. cleaning paints,
hotties hErfels. washing
trees, and killing insects
for engineers aud mach
inists' uses tnrpaintgrs,
~ remove oil, plints.ci
FEG,iA. SALT g'F'5. co.
Gen'l Agents PhilA., Pa
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patents AND PENSIONS.

WANTED ~ INVENTORS TO KNOW
w that Fitz-1orald & Co, the old. respon.
tlb'o fatcnt LhWyura OF Washington, Al. O.
nave opened branch office IN Salt Lake
fatentH procured for inventors; no advance
leo required Book on patents free. Tells
you now TO make fortune. Trade marks Sc
cured, Tensions for soldierB and hers Call
OF write Fitz.Ger Id and Co, Attofneve,
o'Meara blooE ealt Lake. -
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mo NEws iu on taie at the principal uotsi', News
Stands and all passenger Ialns leaving tho ol'y
after D. m daily.
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eubscribers changing tnpir place Of rssldonee
should always give former a. vol a. present. adj
drn.s
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AGENTS WANTED.

GlX MILLION PEOPLE VOTED FOR non.
y W. }. Bryan. lis only book. ''1ho First
Battle" is now ready, Agents making from
81 40 to $4,000 per week; the greatest seller OF
fraudulent books W. u. Conkey Company,
Sole Publishers Chicago
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w K MT s.

7tOenty ,0ords Tor tincs) Inserted ande'
This heading, once for l5c, hofee for 2oci
one week Jor Joo; ono month for SOC per
line. No adj taken for less than 100,
IVcats Of more than . lines same proper
tomato rate Aspe,'tise and ssf yeSlilta
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~ A YOUNG MAN, \ SITUATION AS
( clerk in a store, ether In city or county /,
has good references. Address II. n. H., ms
nlllcn.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NNTAETED--MEN ron GOvERNMENT
w positions as railway mail clerks ear
rlers, gaugers, inspectors, engineers, watch.
men, ianitora. etc to write ~ once for valuable
information (freel examinations occur soon
in every state. u, ., BUkEAu OF INFOH-
NATION, Dept. 10, Cincinnati, o.
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WANTED YoU TO MAKE AND SELL
w 200 Kinds OF soap. \. .. sortor' BAKER
city, Oregon.
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A RE YOU A HOTEL MANI II 80 20
N YOU want to buy Hotel iurnishoq
fhr0uGhout aud doing a No. ! buslnessf
hayc such a proposition for sale in tho Boloy
House al Mercur W. Il. LADD,
lGg Progress Block.
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GONE ONE WITH LITTLE CAPITAL
- 10 work on to buy n o-thrds interest IN
Tho Oklahoma Group Of Mining Claims on tho
West Dip at Morcur. great bargain to the
right nefaon " a. LADD,
Trogrcss Dlk. L. o. Box 374.
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wANTsD-AN AGENT

IL EVERY ELECTION, 10 CANVASS, 500
Il 10 $500 day made, soils at sight; also a
man TO sell staple goods TO eea era, best side
line, 1910 month. Salary or large commls.
zion made, experience unnecessary. For
sea led particular SEND stamp. Cufton soAp
farufncturinr tomprpy Cincinnati ONO
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"a MANUFACTURER WANT Al sALEs-
M mon in every state 10 sell 10 the uA1o
aood side line; liberal commission; also rell'
shie permnnent representative in every large
city: also good house o-houeo cnnyassor IN
every city good profit; exclusive territory NOT
1rirk selling househol article 81
merit. Nrooman, - Dearborn ct. Chicago, Ill.
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FOR SALE

SMALL HOUSEKEEPING OUTFIT. SUIT.
= abl0 for beginners, or for baching No
dealers. W. H.. News uflico.
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An OFFER ron THAT NICE LITTLE
N Cottage, NO 10 ST, near the LoNen
seool. Enquire No. 2si ] ST.
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MO DOUBT SOME OF YoU WILL FEEL
IN hard towards me after March the ilrst II
do not aell you -altHir Cottage ny Lots for
less than $40 and sli apiece but toll you plain
ly and frankly will not, and have less Than
bO more Lots TO sell at present prices. and "
you have my doubt about these lots being
them W. Il. LADD
=. o. Box 372. SOB Progress Block.
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vVOuR CLOTHES TO CLEAN. 81 PER
month. O'AlearA block, IS w. Second 60.
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WANTED SITUATION.

ID RIGHT YOUNG MAN, EXPERT TYPE.
ID writer and penman, wants work OF any
kind part Of day or evenings. Address "a,
Ecws.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

NNCLUsIvE AGENCIES. LARGEST LIST
IL futile Bros Real Estate loo Main.
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7 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN As SALES.
agents; good salary call or write Room
81 Commercial Biock, city.
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w * S.

Twenty ,gords Tor liHesl Inserted under
Gis beading, once for loo, t'eicc for 2i0
one ,psek Jor SOC; one month for Coo per
line. No ad. taken for less then iso-
Wants Of more than lines same proper
toaats rats Adperiise and ger res,slse
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JNVHRYBODY 10 DUY THE BEST ICE
N cream at heeloy's, by dish or wholesale
&c South Main, telephone y.
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FARM FOR CITY PROPERTY.

100 AOREs OF GOOD FARMING
AOO land In exchange for city property
Title clear. water right good. Address, ~ ii
street, Ciy.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.
MONEY TO LOAN.

nH NUNH's VETERINARY PHARMACY
~ 81 LIST Snuth St. salt Lake Uitv.
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ERoM eGi SIXTH EAST ST.. A JERSEY
II COW, hight color. no horns. no brand
Return TO above addressRnd get reward
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MALE Help,
WANTED-HELP.

SEYERAL GOOD CASVbssERs. sTFADY
- work ana good pay, Address 10 40, THIS
onice.
7 AIDES TO SELL 4 MUSICAL PUnLI-
- cation, good pay ana permanent posi-
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sTRAyED

ID FACED soRnEL MARE. BRANDED
ID s, b. on left ,houlder, weight about sO0
pounds, Return to No. ~ south iih East 81.
Reward.
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REPAIRING.
PLUMBING AND TiNwoRK.

FI7HE DAVID JAMES COMPANY. PLUM
Il ing and cornice work. No q Main It.
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LOST.

u ETwEEE THEATER AND EIGHTH
- south on state. lady's silver watch with
Cnhln nllaCleu. loANn az THIS nllice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-09
BITS OF MAINE NEWS.

The young folks about Monsoon have
been enjoying the best sliding on the
crust the past week that they have had
for years.
A Shows Falls innovater. Mr.. b. G.
Curtis, is tired of carrying maple sap
from the top of the hill. where his
trees are, to the bottom, where the sap
house is situated. and now proposes to
run a line of pipe down the hill.
Legal experts say that the new by
laws of South Portland promulgated at
the town meeting April l. were an April
FOOLS job: that the act of division made
the bylaws of Cape Elizabeth those of
South Portland, and only subject to re-
vision by permission of the Legislature,
John Inglee, of j. Inglee & Son, Ma
chias. is still at his desk and looks after
every detail of his large business with
the same apparent ease and shrewd
business tact that he displayed for
nearly 40 years.-yet Mr. Inglee lacks
only about one month of being so years
old.
A small boy in one of the Bath schools
was told by the teacher one afternoon
recently TO wind the clock and set it by
his watch. This he did but he set his
watch ten minutes ahead before doing
so and the pupils got out ten minutes
earlier than usual and were greatly
elated
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little money. who patronize this public
resort And it is these officers that oc-
cupy the few volantes and little VIC
torias that are left. to ride around the
pasco. and ogle the American girl tour
lists. if they are lucky enough 10 find any.
And for the people who live in these
places what is there for them TO DO.
Trade is about ruined. The sugar es-
tates have been burned and the sugar is
the great product of the island. The men
who have been ruined by this war OF an
inhalation no one can count. 1t is the
story of the whole island. not small
portion. or a few solitary cities. Men
that Portland merchants have been in
the habit of doing business with, and who
owned plantations. We're considered, ana
rightly So very rich men, are now WITH
out hardly a peseta to buy meal. And
they have taken no part in the rebellion
either. They doubtless sympathized with
the Cubans for there is hardly an Amer
lean who doesn't. but they took no ac-
tive part. W ell, perhaps | have talked
too long and too vehemently. but these
sights have been burned into my life,
this who .esale destruction of property
has been going on, these fearful suffer-
ings from famine are by no means end
ed ard | can only hope anu pray with
the Cubans themselves that our govern
rnent will lend a helping hand.
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afforded by a law that requires such
competency. The old law was deffi-
Gent in that respect. The commission
found itself unable to accomplish what
similar commissions in other states
were accomplishing and the matter was
taken to the Legislature. Commits
sio,er Partridge went before the COM
mittee and presented to the attention
of the legislators generally the needs OF
an amended law The matter was
carefully considered by the leading
committee of the law making bodies
and it is the duty Of all to comply with
its provisions.