Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
JONES DENIES THE STORY
Member frSs EestEsnsry County Rises 70
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Trcn a star CorrespondeutD
DIES MONIES. Feb zS-sspeciai. > Rerue-
sentative Jones Of MontgOmerT county
arose 70 a question Of personal privilege
I in the bouss today and declared that =
I grave injustice II not Of an insult had
been dons the appropriations committee Of
which be is chairman by the puhiioatiGn 4
in a Des NoiDes paper Of an article pur-
i porting TO be q report Of the approprih-
tons committee the bin approprtating /
q 90 10 pay for extra expenses Of the /
! commissions which went last November 20
I dedicate the Iowa monuments on southern \
battiehelds The articles hlled a column 1
Of space and purpoTted to be part Of
l the report recommending the hin for IN
! eehnits postponenent The article attacks
Z Govern or Cururnins and the olA soldiers
who were members Of the four monument 4
! commissions for extravaEanoe On con- 4
cludinE his remarks Chairman Jones Esid 4
he would Yield the floor TO the gentleman \
from Bremen. G. w. Miller. chairman Of
the democratic state central COMMITTEES, u 1
/ be had anything 70 say. Mr.. Miller as
surned fun repsonsibility. but declared he ]
) thought the article had been adopted as
. par4 Of the report Of the COMMITTEES. The /
discussion disclosed that M. Miller as .
member Of 4 subcommittee which conEid- ]
cred the bin had prepared the article and
favored Killing the bill The committee 4
reported the bfn for indefinite postpone I
rnent but ala not accept the article.
Monuneats 10 Revolutionary soldiers 4
/ IN the house today bills were passed Rp-
Z propTiRting money TO erect monuments over
the graves q John Lepper. a revolutionary
soldier burssd al Dewitt. la. and another
/ over e revolutionary soldier buried az Cedar
I Point IN Linn county
House bills.
| Bills were introduced in the house by
/ Swan providing that eight hours shah con-
stitute q days work for train dispatchers
] and telegraph operators connected with the
operation Of trains, and prvviding for
oorD1lission 20 examine ana pass upon the
Qualifications Of such diEpstchers and oper-
stors: NY Kerry. relating 20 condemnation
proceedings by sher1ns gur1es; by Kelly,
providing for warehouses issuing receipts
for goods
The house today coocurred IN q second
resolution sent over from the senate pro-
vidins for an adjournment from February
= 10 March s
Committee Reports
! Reports Of committees TO the house today
Recommended for indefinite postponemsnt
the bin relating 20 re-iocsting county seats
I and senate fls 81 relating TO divorces For
passage there was reported the bili re
CURING publication Of notices before cir
culating mulcf petitiuns or consent bin
prehibitins life insurance agents under pen
atty from making misrepresentation, n TN
providing that In counties where there is
more than one county seat an action for
damages must be brought AZ the county
seat nearest the municipality. and the sen
ate wife deseTtion bill.
TIE Iowa state Bar association has been
turned down bY the senate judiciary COM
mittee which has reported all the state bar
association bills relating 20 court pro-
cedure for indefinite postponernept The
committees action is based on the belief
that all the bills recommended by the State
Bar association are already covered by the
statutes and are Of such a trivial nature
PERTAINING to court procedure and appeals
as to really not deserve attention
Agree 10 Adtourn-
The senate and house today agreed upon
an adjournment from February 3 70 March
s. in order that members may 90 to their
homes and attend to the business which
usually comes up about that time.
support Fund Bill Passed.
The senate passed bin fixing the regu-
lar annual support funds al the three state
educational Institutions as follows: State
]
State normal. nisOJa These support funds
are scattered all through the session laws
and the desire il to group them into one
Law.
House NOt for Increase.
The house has adopted report o. its
committee, recommending indefinite post
ponenent for the b9lI increasing the per
capita support fund Of the Soldiers Home
at Msrshalifown from tl4 70 sis a month.
The hill passed the senate unanimously
and when II Was messsged from the house
Senator Bcklss, its author. made an effort
70 have II revived. but there no par
lAneltsry naneuver by which this couid
be done II is possible an effort win Be
made 70 get the house TO reconsider It's
action
Grand Island Woman Fooled.
A woman giving her name a. Mrs. A p.
Maynard Of Grand Island. Net approached
a police 0fhcer in this city al the Union
depot TODAY and asked for AsEistAnos IN
hnding George Wilson, with whom she had
been corresponding through e matrimonial
agency and had come here 10 marry. On
the advice Of the ofhosr she took the next
train back 10 Grand IslRnd
co4neu HAIR MAJ Elected.
p. c. DeYol Of Council Bluffs Was elected
president Of the Iowa Hardware Dealers
association At the closing session OF the
convention held yesterday without eE-
cspti0n the convention was the largest and
most successful ever held. A larger mem
bership was yr~wsnt At the various meet
ings and a better program than ever had
been prepared
The following officers were elected:
Presaeeni-P. c. DeVol Of Council BluIs
Vice PTesidsnt-J. p DotY OF West LAb-
er1y.
sferetAzy- TrsssEreF-.A- P Sale Of Mason
EKscutips Standardization p Q De-
Vol r. p, curs3e Of Mason CITY and L c
Abbott q MArSkRilt0Wn-
Board q Directors-FlrEt congressional
A.. District. q 4 Barbour OF FoTt Madison.
Second, district, J =. DOty OF West LIB
ertys Third district, H c. Chaplin q Union
Fourth district r. II. Currie Of Mason City
Fifth district L. c Abbott OF Marshail-
; town; SIKH district 8 p harEi1 q Grin
nell. seventh district, {. + GAdd OF Dss
Moines. Eghth district {. n Thomas Of
Kent; Stnth district p. c. DsVOl q Coun-
"a Bluffss renfh eistr1ct. n 8 Vtnusnt Of
Fcrt DodEss Eleventh district c. E Haas