The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-02-17
| LEADERS
h CONFERENCE
Features of Pro-
Primary Bill Are
To.
IWARREN CONFIDENT
lsure Will Be Salts
- Ito a Great Majori-
NV OF People.

-Hge Time for Holding An
Meetings Throughout
10 Welfare Of Juve-
Other Matters.
muTTlr
Go.,.~ Mich. Feb. 14.-Although
- week did not witness the
p~on and Introduction of an adj
Ation primary reform bill, prog
Xng these lines was nevertheless
Conferences Of party leaders
cid and the general features OF
posed legislation agreed upon.
k of drafting the measure Is
Prway and the bill will be in
-, an early day: Further
'Ae general features of the
1ronounciamentO on this sub
De closely followed in the
; of the bill and information
the measure is withheld. 1t
ed TO make it's appearance
and an effort will be made
Is early passage. Governor
confident that the bill will
satisfactory to n great ma
people of the state, al
not be as sweeping in its
the radical reformers de-
sfke- Tuesdi
-, School Meetings.
- result of the recent confer
80 secretaries Of boards Of edu-
p ." various parts of the state.
Nity superintendent of Public In
ton French has prepared a bill
changes the time for holding
81 school meetings throughout the
Nrom the first Monday in Septem-
|nlhe first Monday in July. Much
a. has been experienced I'm recent
Tcause the first Monday in
IA is Labor Day and ii has
TtfHcult to secure attendance
!, lerS Of the boards upon meet
nthat day. 1t is believed that
nlan will Obviate this diff
will also prove better than
ter' system in that il will IF
- time for carrying ont in
~ r;s;r r:r-77s Of the board prev
'rsng OF school. The
b. that the annual
Sc taken during the
|uslcding tho second Men
|onsead OF the fifteen days
the second Monday in
|see now. the concenSus Of !
rNeool officers being that a
Hlyp census can lie had in
the1st Of this census Is 10
retire .tle SECOND Monday in |
;e ~ considered at the an |
ieg Of the board-of school |
(which is chanred from |
ayo the third Monday in |
TT
oity OF State Grounds.
S1Ne Lowell, Of Berricn
-R Sin for the better 20
- Aps state institutions and |
Inolicemen are maintained |
l,house and other state
leut as they have no au
,faforce their orders they |
nv find themselves handi |
th lowell hill proposes TO
Is lopssary authority upon
PSI
kedrally known the statue
he lt years provided that no
lie 4 the offices Of sheriff or
,te vurer for more than two
Accession. Senator Sheldon
s1m skegon- Ottawa district
M (of this provision that n
~ ENnr.tye the law amended 50
r. ~ to all other county Of
gh
i difference Of corrections
z-S,i as las concerned itself re-
kou welfare of juveniles
nowrenses of various kinds
.facbiuveuiles have been ac-
O. she same treatment IS
m sened criminals receive.
j representing the assOci
w'd has prepared bill
s for the establishment
Bln-urts I'm all counties OF
Of a population Of 10000
mites having n smaller
- 14ant's provided that the
sents, e shall have jurisdic
Uttered b. against juveniles.
rance frmorep provides that al
l,ant' kuasveniles be separated
'Witb' III docket. the idea being
no'sl - 80 criminal stigma which
ne az fSthe misdeeds Of young
many Of which are due
The most re -ess and improper home
ey uouoles
Iduey Cure. - c.,,. mn
1ortsmen Of the state arc
.Aetofe HJNr the matter Of proposed
4 Tie game laws SO that
e WI" NJ Kinds may best b.
durlPs ~rescuiatlve Merritt of
IT, feOi Ime TO the front with a
goNuhdueht Of bin designed TO
a. lcies Of "pame" that Is high
% ~ epicures. The Merritt bill
= closed season for frogs
hrs and provides that there
tanimals with the succulent
"a. may be killed only dur
W. a. 90 Tulv AUGUST auI