Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18

traffic would be eliminated by this
system because the element of private
profit would be eliminated from the
traffic. The violation of the law at
the present time, that is, the selling
to minors and to intoxicated persons,
cams they claimed. as a direct result
of the personal interest of the men
behind the counter. BY eliminating
this element they believed these and
other evils would be cured. Mr.. Pot
ter and Mr.. Elver, democrats, and Mr.
George and Mr. Harring, republicans,
spoke chiefly against the bill and Mr..
Mains its author, Mr.. Ekern, Mr.. Nor
cross and Mr.. Ainsworth for it. Mr..
Norcross was for any plan that might
tend &c minimize thinking while Mr..
Ekern planted a mself with great
vigor on the rock of temperance re-
form. 1t was pointed out as the
special merit of the Gothenberg sys-
tenn that no premium was placed on
barkeepers to make sales.-that thus
the prohibition against the sale to
drunkards and minors was better OBJ
served.
The vote on the question of order
/ ing to engrossment stood as follows:
| Ayes-Ainsworth, Anderson, A. S.
Baker Cahoon. Coolidge, Ingram, Ir-
vine. Jones, Kay, Keppel. Keup, Kim
ball, Kuckuk Mains, McGregor, Nc
Kenzie, Morris, Norcross, Nye, Glen.
O'Neil, ]. B. Peterson, Roethe, Roy
craft, G. E. Scott Fred Smith, Soren-
son, Sprague, Stout, t. NJ. Thomas,
Ties, Turner, Ekern-33.
Noes-Alldridge Bauer, Berg, Bell,
Berner, Bichler, Brockhausen, Burke,
Campbell, Carpenter, Cernahan,
Cleary, Domachowski, Douglas, Dur
ley, Elver, Estabrook, Everett, Georgi,
Goldsworthy. Grassie, Hagen, Harrass
Harring, Hebron, Hughes, Kander
Kindlin, Kubasta, Ledvina, LIE Roy
Luy, Marquardt, MCGEE, T. H. Miller
Nelson, Neitzel, Palmer, Perry, Fred
Peterson, Pickart, Potter, Reynolds
Rollmann, Schauer, Nicholas Schmidt
oiiol. ohii'h, oopSi, oio"oie, y. "
Thomas, Thompson, Weber, Weir
vein, Wellensgard-55.
Thus the bill was killed.
Mr.. Harrass' bill, prescribing penal
ties of from $40 to $40 for interfering
with the employment of members oil
the Wisconsin national guard, was or
dered to engrossment. The bill was
prompted by the pernicious activity
of radical labor agitators in interfer
ling with the relations of employers
and employees when the latter hap
Ipened to be affiliated with the state
militia.
Madison, April 10.-Senator Marsl
made an effort to give statutory u:
rections to the state board of barbe
examiners, but Senator Hudnall oh
jected and after debate the amend
ment proposed by Senator Marsh wa
defeated by vote of Is to Il.
Senator Marsh proposed in hi
amendment to require the BARRIERS
board to file quarterly with the govel
nor an itemized financial statement
showing the receipts and expenditure
in detail, also that an annual bulleti
be published and copy sent to eac
licensed barber, and that all tn
money collected by the board b
turned into the state treasury an
paid out by order the same as othe
funds are paid in and drawn out III
der statute. He would also exemp
country BARRIERS. Senator Hudnal
Iopposed the amendment. The vote oil
the Marsh amendment was as fol
lows:
For-Senators Barker Bishop
Browne, Hagemeister Hardwood
Husting, Marsh, Owen, Pearson, Ran
dolph, Rummel, Smith, Wolff
Wright.
ADMINISTRATORS Bird, Brazeau
Burns, Fairchild, Hudnall, Lockney
Morris, Munson, Noble, Page Roehr
Stondall, Stout, Withheld, Wilcox--15
I, The resolution for an amendmen
to the state constitution providing TO
state aid to good road building, offere,
by Senator Browne, was amended 81
as TO agree exactly with the resolu
tion adopted by the legislature o
1906. and as SO amended was lai,
lover.
Discussion in the assembly arosi
over the engrossment of one of tn,
transportation bills which purports t,
confer more power upon the railroad
commission. 1t is provided in tina
the commission may require the list
ing of stocks Of COZ: orations of ever.
description, such information to b,
made public at the commissions dis
lcretion. Carl ID. Thompson took tn.
door to maintain that the movement
for greater publicity demanded tina
the advocates of the reform legisla
tion should insert IN the bill section
to make the publication OF these
stocks compulsory. Assefnblymen Ii
Roy and Burke opposed the conten
lions of the social democratic mem
Der, contendirg that the recommends
TONS of the TRANSFORMATION commit f.e