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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
FOR YOUR HEALTH's SAKE
CONSUMPTION A HOUSE DIS.
EASE.

Consumption is a house disease.
House life, then, whether it be
the home or the shop, is the inn
portant factor in the propagation
and spread of this disease. Impor-
tant, because in these two places
the home and the work place,
men and women spend practically
both their waking and sleeping
hours. Important, again, for the
reason that in both the home and
the shop are produced and main
tanned, through ignorance of the
simplest rules of health, those
conditions that tend to impair
physical vigor and at the same
time produce the germs of dis
ease and death.
These facts should make appar-
ent the Importance of making our
indoor life, or, rather, the eondi-
tions under which we live and
work, correspond as nearly as
possible with respect to light and
air to those prevailing in outdoor
life.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
WELL KNOWN LAKE co.
MAN DIES LAST NIGHT
Ed Michael, Sister to Mrs.
D. A. Root and Mrs. A.
A. Winslow, Is Dead.
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

Crown Point. Ind, April 2S-Edward
Michael, well-known throughout Lake
county. died at his nome. west Of Low
ell, early last evening after being i'll
for some time The deceased was a
brother-in-law of Mrs. D. A Root Of
this place, and Mrs. Gerrfsh and Mrs
Winslow, formerly of Hammond. He
leaves wife, four daughters. Edna,
Julia, Ida and Maggie Michaels, and one
son, Earl now living in Idaho. The
funeral arrangements have not been
made. The decedent was one Of the
most prosperous and respected farm
ers in this part of the state He was
prominent in republican politics, and
leaves a large estate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
ARRESTEDFOR End TINE

Three Hammond milk dealers, Louis
Klitzke. 25 Oakley avenue; Mike
spoerner. 642 sibley street. and John
Pohlplatz. 273 Truman street. were ar
rested by Bailiff Frank Shine for the
second time on a warrant sworn out
by Pure Food Inspector Tucker.
They are charged with selling i'm
pure milk 1t was only recently that
cases against part of these men were
dismissed by Prosecuting Attorney
Charles Greenwald pending the re-
ceipt of certain information from At
torney General Bingham's Office.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
TIMES BUREAU.
AT STATE CAPITAL.

Indianapolis, Ind. April 2s - The
news that Governor Marshall has been
subpoenaed TO appear before the St
Joseph county grand jury and tell
what he knows about prize fighting in
that county was received here yester-
day with a feeling of amusement
and half curiosity. Just why the
prosecutor Of st. Joseph county would
summon the governor under such cir
cumstances was more than people could
understand. OF course. If the sum-
mons is served on the governor he will
go to South Bend al the appointed time
and appear before the grand jury
There would be nothing else for him
to do. but there is not the slightest
hope that he will be able to give any
information that will do the prosecut-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
MUNC|E
YIELDS To
DRY ATTACK
Delaware County Seat, With
Population of $4,000, Is
Carried for Local Option
by 200 Votes in Exciting
Battle.

Indianapolis Ind. April 2S.-When
an election was held last September in
Delaware county to fill the vacancy in
the legislature, the local option
advocates succeeded in electing a man
who was pledged against the passage
es county local ontion bii and at
the regular election in November. the
same element elected a representative
who was in favor Of the repeal of the
law enacted at the special session. Yes
terday the question of local option was
presented to the people Of the county
separated entirely from politics. and
the local option forces won by ma
jority of 2,952
The city of Muncie, containing a pop
ulation of $4,000. and the largest city in
which the question of local option has
been tested, overcame the dry vote in
both special and regular elections last
fall but yesterday it gave majority
of 209 for the drys.
The campaign has been one of the
bitterest ever conducted in the state
and the victory is the most pronounced
in the local option campaign. Eighty
two saloons were at stake and for
more than a month brewers and out
side saloons have been sending speak
ers into the county. while local op-
tionists have had many mass-meetings
and have had noted temperance work
ers from many other states to assist in
the campaign.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
COUNTY COUNCIL
Will Meet at the Hub Next
Week.

The members Of the county council
VIII meet in Crown Point a week from
Saturday to take up the matter of max
ing the appropriation for the remod-
cling of the courthouse
The members made an investigation
Of conditions in the courthouse last
Saturday and were convinced that the
building is in bad condition and that
many improvements are needed at
once.
They were entertained by the mem
bers of the Hammond Business Mems
association, and it is believed in view
of the fact that the business of the
local courts is increasing at such
rapid rate and the facilities for handl-
ing it are so poor. that the appropria-
tion viii be wise one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
Hughey's Fine Time.

Another rollicking Gary drunk was
picked up in Hammond late last even
ing He gave his name as Hughey
Gallagher, and had a great deal of
difficulty in giving an account of him
self. He was later released on the or
der Of the chief of police
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
Pioneer Passes AWAY.

Jacob Schneider. one of the oldest
pioneers in the vicinity of Clark sta
tion, died yesterday morning at his
farm. He IS the last Of the family and
at the time OF his death was sur
rounded by few friends and neigh
bors. He had been keeping house by
himself in company with a little hoy.
Jacob Schneider was ~ years old He
will be buried tomorrow afternoon
from the house. Intermcnt will take
place a the Tolleston cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT
GAME At SOUTH BEND
States Chief Executive Writes to
Prosecutor of St. Joseph County to
Make Investigation-Says He VIII
Turn Over All Information Com
ing to the Proper Officials.
GOVERNOR WILL COME.
TIMES BUREAU.

} AT STATE CAPITAL.
indianapolis, Ind, April 2S.-
Governor Marshall and Private
} Secretary Mark ThfstIeNafte
, served with summons today fe
appear before the south Bend
grand jury next Tuesday to tes-
} tify regarding prize fights there.
} Governor Marshall snid today:
81 will go next Monday night.
The governor is not above the
law" He said when. when
am summoned before the grand
jury il is my duty 10 go the
same as any other citizen. / do
not know Prosecutor Pattee; /
do not know whether he is in
!. eaygest ar not in this matter;
I hope he is. / have no Infor-
nation 10 give the grand jury.
but l may find out something"
The governor wrote Judge
Funk of ST. Joseph circuit
court today. telling him he has
nothing to give the grand jury.
but If after conference with
Prosecutor Pattee the latter
still wants him to come. he will
go.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
HAMMOND CITY COUNCIL
TAKES UP THE FRANCHISE
Gary and Interurban Grant Passes
Second Reading at Special Alder
manic Meeting Last Night
FRED ORIMBACK KISSED BY THE ANTS FORHS PEECH
Attorney Dan Moran Speaks for Sbley Street Property
Owners and demonstrators Turn Out
In Force

h lp.es G, sns m anes % passed the second @ reading
ability be adopted after
they ap
der that it
At9Fnsy [ d2 Dan ,nss Moran soo speaking behalf
snty-seven school patrons sending either
appearance Of the East sbey
before hand for none Of the cy fathers
petition
s...-., .n..-.,. n.as..na. rnAsensH
con with the
held to the sam provisions in the @ FRANCHISE and
sisted provision ana on % mon Of councilman o m wa e hammond n the the
fs s vas made similar to that !" ''" ' the south shore line
cured a"s %s.a an Me- sau snss D n sssT @ the
% avenue @ to % Holman % s % S stricken m @ t % G Of @ % eS II from & oak *
read that double noo tfs bo1n Be m y TRACKS ssa s street % further ado
H ~ F railway if two tracks w iaia % close @ to- HON
Of street but anaiy consented to the change rack ~ AZ &
n was aiso eSoda al y aendent @ % % p % q % m @ y Il II the @ mo
Becker acted as mayor pro tenn IN the absence
company nnety da % time @ in % sie as % % the the ady ] of m oTng ts
s the % @ @ @ suggestion h & 0on inc was made Wand and % carried providing
when hammond shall extend beyond the limits Of Noh
@ d a shall % rare Be Poasd & for the eorR9ae limits Of Hammond
Mr.
MUST SPRINKLE WITHOUT
@ on It Is already provided for in another section tnous allowing
by ast
whicf
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When Attorney Moran had finished his plea in behalf the
against the right Of sbey
in his behalf
three phase alternating which he
high tension wires
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SUGGESTS
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that allow
the
receive such
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street property owners and business who
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
HERE'S A YARN-CAT is
TURNING INTO A DOG.

Oakland City, Ind, April 2S.-
William Curd, farmer living
near this city. has n Maltese
eat that il literally turning into
dog. The animals ears some
time ago began to grow and arc
now three inches in length. while
its hair has diminished until It
resembles the coat of dog.
If the transition keeps up the
eat will in a short time become
diminutive hound I'm appear
ance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
.ROARD WILL GET
BATHHOUSE IN ORDER
May Furnish More Accom-
modations to Users of
the Pavilion.
P.L. DAVIS MAKES SUGGESTION
Bord Adopts Confrmatory Resolution
for Widening of Calumet
Avenue.

The board Of public works this
morning adopted the confrmatory reso-
luton for the widening of Calumet
avenue, and set May Il as the dav on
which it will hear remonstra noes
against the wards of damages. The
clerk was instructed to send notices to
the nonresident property owners. call
ing their attention to the date.
The petition Of the Oak street prop
erty owners for a fve-foot sidewalk
between Hoffman street and Huehn
avenue, was received and the city en-
gineer instructed to prepare plans and
specifications for the same. The week
" and monthly grist Of bills were al
lowed today
Visit BathhOuse This Afternoon.
The board met again this afternoon
to go to the Lake Front park TO in
spect the bathhouse in order to for
mulate plans for the patrons accom-
modation
While the board has not vet received
public expression of opinion as TO
the feasibility of providing the patrons
with clothes baskets and thus accom-
modating any amount Of patrons in
stead of resorting to the old style
lockers. 1t nevertheless feels favorablv
inclined toward the plans. The plan
was originally suggested BY Peter Da-
Wis, who has seen it successfully psed
in other cities. and he argues that bv
providing a hundred or more baskets
everybody who wishes to go swim
ming will have a place to keep their
wearing apparel under lock and KEY
in charge Of an overseer, while under
the old plan only those who came first
could be accommodated with room.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28

AFTER new
QUARTERS
Architects Submit Plans for
Third Floor of New Busi
ness Block to Be Built in
Hammond and They Meet
With Approval.

The members of the University club
of Hammond had one of the most en-
thusiastic meetings in the history of
the club at their rooms in the Ham
mond building last evening. 1t was
the unanimous opinion of the mem
bers that new and more elaborate uar-
ters should be secured and steps will
be taken at once to secure a new To-
cation.
Plans were submitted by Architects
Bump & Berry for the proposed ar
rangement of the third floor of a new
business block that is to be erected in
this city. and they met with the en-
thusiastic approval of the members of
the club
What the policy of progression is
meeting, with the approval of the uni
versity and college men of the city,
who are not already identified with
the club is shown by the fact that ten
applications for membership have been
received and a score or more Of other
college and university men have signi-
fed their intention of becoming mem
bers of the club.
To Decide This Week.
1t is expected that the club will come
to a final decision regarding the mat
ter Of the selection of new quarters
within the present week 1t is also
believed that the club will be located
:" new quarters within the next three
or four months.
While the club now has an active
membership Of forty-f1ve with nom
resident membership Of ten, it is ex-
pected 10 increase the regular mem
bership to 100. After that the club viii
probably make no effort to secure ad-
ditional members.
The plans. which have been drawn
by Architects Bump & Berry, provide
a ball room Of large proportions, a
large reception room. equipped with a
Fireplace and finished with beamed cell
ings, library, a billiard and pool
room, a cloak room, with $50 hooks:
a ladies' retiring room. with lavatories;
mems lavatories, with shower bath; a
kitchen and serving room. an orchestra
platform and many features, such as
ingle hooks. window seats and other
cozy corners
If the plans of the club carry the
University club will be equipped with
the finest club rooms in the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
SHRINERS
JUB|LAN7
Permanent Organization i
Hammond New Shrine
Temple Soon to Be
Effected.

Orak Shrine, which is to be located
in the Hammond oasis, will receive
a dispensation from Imperial Potentate
l. e. Alderman, now in Carona, Cal,
within the next few days
In fact. in answer to a telegram from
Illustrious Potentate E. J. Jacoby Of
Murat temple, indianapolis, to Imperial
Potentate l. r. Alderman at Carona.
Cal. as to whether he would grant a
dispensation to the Hammond and
Fort Wayne Shriners now or wait until
the meeting of the imperial council at
Louisville, Ky in June, Imperial Poten-
tate Alderman wired:
What He said.
Il have wired the imperial recorder.
Benjamin Rowell, of Boston. Mass. to
issue the dispensation to Hammond and
Fort Wayne at once"
In the meantime the imperial record
er, Rowell. of Boston had received the
500 and the application for a dispensa-
tion from Orak temple at Hammond.
and in the absence of any instructions
from the imperial potentate. who was
supposed TO be in cnfeago. but who in
reality was in California. on account of
the sickness of his mother. wired to
Imperial Potentate Alderman asking if
a special dispensation should be grantd
now or wait until the meeting Of the
imperial council at Louisville in June.
This makes it apparent that while
several messages crossed each other
and rather confused the situation that
Hammond will get its dispense ton in
a few days, and viii be in a position
to permanently organize Orak Shrine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28
WEATHER.

Fair today followed by
increasing cIOudiness to-
night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-28

Continued on page hve)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-09
California Senate viii Wait.

SACRAMENTO CAL. Feb. S.-on-
ly five senators favored agitation "t
the anti-Japanese question when tn"
matter was called up today by S"na-
tor Marc Anthony of San Francisco.
TIL" senate decided by vote al
- to :, to defer until next Thursday
is action on the report of TIA" com
mitter on executive communications
which advises against legislation
aimed al the Japanese
Senator !. b. Sanford introduced
a joint resolution asking congress tn
include Japanese in the provisions
of the Gnary exclusion act
Senator Anthony's bill providing for
submitting to the voters at the next
stae election the question OF prohlt'
ting Asiatic immigration. was favor
ably reported this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-09
Issue Undecided in Oregon.

SALEM. OREGON. Feb. H-Vigo-
r0Us protests ar. coming to the 81 n
ate resolutions committee against
Senator Bailey'S resolution memoria !,
ling congress 1" extend the Chinese
exclusion &C. 70 include all Asiatics.
These protests are coming prime
pally from personal friends Of PrcsI
dent Roosev"lr in Portland. and from
the Japan.sc ~" cOnsulS stationed
at Portland
Those opmSins the resGluti1n ms urg"
that Japanese ." exempted from its
sweeping provisions. The resolutions
committee has mt taken action. and
is waiting to hear from all sides.
Senator Bail is member OF the
resolutions committee an n declares
that ne will nrhe y fight to hav"
the rcsoiIticu- favorably reported
without cxrmp'irg tn" Japanese.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-09
Captain wilkins Brings Good News
From Richmond.
REMARKABLE IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
Company That Was About to be
Mustered Out shoA Time Ago. NOW
Mex. Best in Virginia Brigade
Washington 1Irp.

Cli,.aln K r, WilkiMS. vi" r"tH1n-
e.. to the city yesterday after Niil'
10 his hrD;hrr near Washing on
hrourht The new, that ne had called
at the office of Adlutani Gen RAJ
Anderson. i'll KichnI nd Yesterday.
ard had been informed by the G"n'rai
,har the Huntin&;On Rifles ranks as
the SrcCnd comp my in tn" SAL"
hyi"a t.. according to tn annual re
nrlS which have just been Cnmpi"t,
,& This news is particularly graft
II my to the Officers and men OF IN"
Rifles. as well as their fri"nnS. be-
cause OF tn" fact that only Il com
para'Nuly short time has elapsed
since the organization was about
lie mustered out OF the service Oh
account OF inctiicirnrN.
Col. 10. Lane Stern. assistant insp"c
;,r general. who conducted the lnSi'"c-
ZION OF the Rifles. has stated upon
n,r" than one occasion that the ina
r;rru.nt i'll til" company bct"t""
II" las TWO inspections was mary"
Gus This Improvement has taken
place since Captain wilkins assumed
command and The officers and m"r
stared in to say" III" organization.
Captain Williams brought back with
him lwJ of tn" new pattern "h-rllor'
Colts officers rcvoiN1rS. sent by III"
adiu.ant general TO FirSt Liz nt"nan.
HuppCrt and Second Lieutenant Mes,
of tn" Rifles.
Tomorrow nigh' CAPTAIN WiiklH'
will 20 to Norfolk TO attend meet
ing 0. the officers OF tn" Fourt Nlr-
sinia regiment. At this meeting tn
question OF whether Or not thu roGi-
m"nt shall go to Was .inginn 10 at
tcEd the inauguration will be discuss
ed II is stated inat Col. Noitlns-
ham. who goes up shortly for eNamI
nation. has stated that if h" is com-
missiOn"d he will take III" regiment
20 Washington ii he has 10 bear III"
cypHnsc himself.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-09
NEWS RECEIVED OF DEATH
OF CAPT. {. MOSS GROOME
Popular Youra Plot Passes Away al
Asheviile. Where He Went IN
Search Of Health

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-09
Cab|e.|aying Steamer Joseph Henry
Exceeds Contract Speed.
TESTS MADE BY BUILDERS
General Manager Post and Party Of
Cnef Officials Of the ShIpyaro
Aboard Vessel During TriaI--Mar-
gin Of Half Mile.

With 4 crew OF shipyard mechanics
and commanded by Captain W. G.
Melvin. OF this city, the cable laying
steamer Joseph Henry. which Is be
ing CONSTRUCTED by the local Shipyard
for the United States quar,erma%t"rs'
department, went out yesterday on
her builders speed trial.
The trial runs We're mad" over i
special measured mil" Cour." lai ont
somc years ago in the river IN front
Of the ship yard. and die new vessel
easily exceeded her contract speed OF
thirteen miles per hour b. about h2li
a mile. The steamer WAS run six
times over the course, tire" tines
down the river and three times Up.
Sh,. left thu. dock AZ o'clock in the
afternoon and returned about I
O'Clock.
Among those who mad" tn" 1rip
We're General Manager ". A. Post,
Naval Arciilrcl VIM. GatewOnd. thltt
En- ginr"r {. r. Bailey, Superintendent
of CONSTRUCTION II. l.. Ferguson. 81
rerinterdent of Machinery James
Row bottom. Assistant Chief Engineer
r. p Palen. Mr.. W. II. Benson and
Mr.. !. H. Borum. of tn" $hiphulldinc
company. and Experimenting EnGi-
neer J. H. Boag, CT the United states
TRANSPORT service. who represented
the uuarlprmaSIprS' dcpartiNs ut
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-09
BRYAN NOT HURT.
Report Sert o., From Tampa Sstur'
day Was False.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Fob s.
William Jennings bryan reached
JaCks0ni lille yesterday morning ir"m
n,land aud rmphutiCa!lv d. MED TN"
Stur, sent out las, night Icgardii"
the llr"cd autumobii" accident near
Tarrun Spr.uGE in which it was sal"
h" WAS badly injured and was under
treatment IN Il Tampa hotel
Mr.. Bryan WAS me, here by his
cousin. William S Jennings. AM
taken to his home. Upon readihG
III, report of III" accident h" stamped
il a. falls" saying that he was III
Lakeland Until noon. Saturday, wh"h
Il" left for ll.land. speaking th"r"
Saturday night and leaving there n
MIDNIGHT for Jacksonville.
Mr., Bryan is IN perfect health AMI
expressed himself as being pleased
with his reception here. MI. Bryan
delivered his lecture. "Thc Prince OF
Peace" at i theatre this afternoon.
He left at O'Clock for p"furiHk
Springs, Fla.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-09
SHIPPING REPORT.
Monday. February 8. 1909.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer William Chisholm Perry.
KOstOn--tO Chesapeake and Ohio Coal
Agency Company for cargo.
Steamer Falls of NTH tBrD. Pattcr-
son Cardiff--to New River ConSnil-
dated Coal and Coke Company Tor
cargo.
Steamer Kydonia tGer.j. Rahd"n,
New Yorh--to SmOke!css Fuel Com
pany for cargo and bunker coal.
Steamer Wes,lands Br.t. Granger.
put back to land injured man.
Steamer Socs,lyko UDtch.D. Baron.
New York-to Holland American line
with import cargo.
Schooner L. c. Ballard. New Lon
don-to New River Consolidated Coal
and Coke Company for cargo.
Schooner 'Wm. J. CULLEN. Qull!cn'
Chisholm Island-to Chesapeake and
Ohio Coal and Cox" Company for
cargo
Barge Cartena*. Boston-to Ch"sa-
peake and ohio Coal and Cox" Con-
pany Tor cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-09
DOROTHY ARRIVES SAFELY.
Little Vessel Passed Through Gale
W thout DAMAGE

4 cahlr@ram received yesterday re-
PORTS that the American steamer Dor
othv. which sailed from this port with
a cargo OF coal loaded Is the Bsrwilid
WIT" Coal Mining Company OF this
cit,. had arrived safely AZ her dos
tination.
4 good deal of anxiety has been
fci for the safety OF the Dorothy
on account OF the recent gale, rs
she is a small craft. and one report
received here st:rcd that it was be-
!irv'd tina, she Wa tn" ship which
founders, i off HaItcraS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-09
The Secret Of Long Life.

4 FT"rCh scientist has discovered
one secret OF hong life. His method
deals with the blood. I!Jt long ago
millions of Americans had proved
Electric Eiifcrs PR longs If" and
makes i; worth LIVING. II PuTiiipS on
riches and yifaizes n" blood. TcbUilds
wasted ucrv" cells. imp2r:s life an!
ton" To- the "utirc system. It's a Sot
scnd 10 weak. sick ard d"biiita;cd
people. Kidney trouble had bIich;' d
nv life for months" writes W. VI.
SkrrIuan. Of CushinS. No. nut Elcc
trio Ritz cured mc entirely" Only
SIC at ali druggists
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-09
Nevada Senate Follows Suit

CARSON CITY. NEV.. Feb. S.-Th'
assembly bill prohibiting japanese
and Cinnamon from acquiring lands
or acting as corporation agents
reached the senate today.
Instead of referring the measure
to the federal rr,ations committee. a
was done in til" assembly. tn" senate
sent ii TO the judiciary committee
along with the anti-Japanes" r"soiu
lions.
1t is almost certain that the bill
will S!co pin this committee or b" re
ported UniaSOrahly.