The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-08
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|l5I|Ig H0f|G#T
Had Withdrawn Their Bin,
vsvsr, Rseognizing II Had No
Chance To Become Law.

(Wrum ! STAN Cofresponoehp
6NsING, Mich. March Som
~, ,.of Christian Scientists. VII
- here last night to fight the pr'
y medical Dill before the puoii
HI committees found when the
here that their GRAND was neef
Rep. Reynolds, sponsor for IN
having withdrawn It,
ne NEEDLES had come to the cor
@olon that they would have yer;
;1- chance 10 get the bill througl
1cl1 briefly summed up. Is the reu
Tor its withdrawal. $780,
|1k would have preFented Scientist
.oc, fskina fees for their work, an'
many other ways would nave hani
I'D those to whose practice the Ole
kool objects. Besides, II reulree
license for selling drugs which
<1jA II would have furnished tht
ID, eAfcal board with an income. would
80 Mi the druggists and vendors Oh
1dicines hard crack.
f Consequently, the only bill heard
- that to license the chiropracucs
&nra were more than score OIL
80 present from all over the state
4 they made manful tight for their
II The regulars we're here in force,
>A and spoke against II. but II begins
II look as IL the bill had az least a
nuce now TO pass the house.
Rep. Arthur Odelps bin to prevent
|&o procreation OF criminals and In
he persons came up in the house
[1010day AFTERNOON. Rep. Rankin
r1ns principal speaker, and after
~ had tire floor for -iraif an hour
III was passed-cn q motion -fes
Duevious question.
+ ~ bill provides that the boards OF
orol OF state penal institutions and
- asylums, with the physician or
ron In charge, shall examine into
ysical and mental condition OF
mates and their family histories,
f1r resort TO an operation In
~ ~ where II Is decided that pro-
NJ {Ion would be undesirable.
+ E10raf bills we're approved in com.
'6f the whole. and advanced 10
k0 BEADING. Among them We're:
fv1kCp Ball, for the appointment oil
\ r(n1 IRE marshall by Senator Put
sthorizing school districts To
the transportati0A. and tuition
1f1hboring high schools OF pupils
I've completed the eighth grade
IS s6Ol districts which do not pro-
i16 & higher education: BIZ Rep,
rfG1t, for school commissions elect
n - krge, in place OF school boards
4x by wards; by Rep. Warner,
Ding for physical training in
N schools which do not now
k(her pfiluf interest relating to Dc
~ fehools. was introduced by Rep
y r1y II provides that where par
wing -outside- Of Detroit are tax
y Yin the city they may send their
~ IN TO the city schools and de
~ HE amount of taxes paid fol
c oE purposes In. the city from tbs
NJ mt Of tuition.
U ! 6ill BY Rep. Graves, providina
~ fHarrlage licenses shall be made
= lcSfe and one copy given to the
~ is We1r as me Bridegroom, was
n N ronnmittee or the whole, Rep
yGU1Df pointing out -tfrat the county
i &. record .is- sufilcient. -
8 1fee Fesolutions fer constitutions
- ndmeafs looking toward better
N - government wers introduced
u Woodwork introduced for the
|nI1 tive. one on legislation. -op Ale
III 1enk petition, and one on const
|1sionAl amendments, on an eight pei
.11f pefifion.
The third was by Rep. Dunn, and pro
vIdes Tor tne Gaining or an eIectfoff for
ne rCcnf or any sfare Unicer on q
Dctitiou-Uf 80 per cent OF tire electors
kIi thes0 measures -hsvc- the approval
% tho Rovernor. -,------
Req Hall -introdnesd q bill making
h nisdAmeanor. To mark coEared
DockaGex. of fruit .of. Vegetables with
11ch deacrlptiYe words AS .-fnest', OF
extr4 E0od,v unless they come up e
ne specifc ations; and Rep. Stewart
x10 comes from Grand Rapids, the
|0rnffUfE CITY, introduced 4 BIZ requir
|ng tlg-marKfng or INITIATION mafog
my ofuuzrtered oak furniture. ---T
/. Rep Afnersor Introduced q bin n
repeal The aet-creating a-state- boaft
of mediation and arbitration -.-4-4--....
Rep. Wood, OF jackson, who served
many yearssaS-a.j ustice of the peace
introduced an amendments the indie
terminate sentence law, SO that frs
term convicts should be paroled a
The end Of the minimum sentence. witt
reduction Tor good behavior, and re
moving the clause depffving prisoner,
who hxve been convicted twice befor,
81 ths-prtvfiege or parole.
6enetorT Bsrnaby's bill for new
compiiation OF the state- statutes PISS