The Springdale news., 1912-12-20

ical help. can do the work of the two commissioners as we'll as six This would Keep them on duty all the time The change will not be aimed at the efficiency of the ser vice, but will be adYocated for the sake of economy
 A proposition will be advanced by Gov. Robinson for special tax levy, probably Of one mill, for the support Of the states educational institutions. including the Universi- ty, the State Normal. the Branch Normal and the four agricultural schools II is not probable that a suggestion for the abolition of any Of the agricultural schools would meet with any favor, rather 1t will be the purpose To increase their ef- ficiency as far as possible
 The Legislature Will be alled up on to enact laws for child welfare Child labor has not vet become a very serious problem iu Arkansas, but with the Increase ? industrial establishments. he time is rapid J approaching ' Len | Fl be, and t is argued that t is best to DC fore armed
 The completion of the new eapi= tol and the purchase of additional grounds adjoining fire present site and the beaut5fs=ng of the same will come 3n for considerable atten= ton. There =#s- -asR= u me treasury quarter e4 = m Hon dollars to be expended D tae pletion of the building. aua lgs furnishings Incident ta ei#=s.= eJest9Hi ot the diseouf3Haaaee ot fte apitol levy Som. members think il should b. stopped az9Hats HF after the aHz proa hing annual zaltEcfi-u Ian uary
 ln tazs ssHH4.=afza4z= t9e b.erz=laI problem of tHe= a3=Re- al oi the old state-aaus. ofle III, and 70 great has 5e.f tbe inerea=e n the sentiment .0H .s preservation hat il $ doaasflZ4f lHt advocates of it's sale VII Ind aorp0ral's guard IL support Agricultural Commis5 sioner Page MI submit proposis ton to tu.H it9 OCT 70 that depart ment, to be -H4ea as q headquarters for the farmers of the state, and John H. Hinemon, among other en- thusiastic endarsers, suggests that provision should be made for edu= cational exhibits a. well
 For the Electric Chair
 One radical change that will be proposed in he enforcement of law will be oil 10 be introduced by Representative klGder of Pulas- ki for the substitution of the eiec= tric chair for hanging in the exeeu- ton of criminals Then all exeeu- tions would take place al the penl= tentiary. instead Of | the county mane than hanging
 < bill will be introduced 70 change the procedure with reference to the trial of rriminal eases n Justice Of the Pea courts. IL tae larger cities Al effaft VI be made O redu e the humber Of Justices. and pIaee them on q sa.aTX T. VI ae urged that foar JHstiets ean do the business Of Lsttle Roek Another court, intermediate between the Justice and the Circuit courts, VI! be recommended.
 Justice Fishhaek Of Fort Smith will ask that the state make pr0vAs- ion for the care of destitute fami- lies of conyiets Innocent Rlyes and helpless children should not De punished for the s5as Of some heart less reprobate, $ the position Justice Fishbatk las taken
 Fort Smith citizens are coming back stronger than ever with their demand for law providing fer commission form Of government fn cities, and the sentiment for thls, too, appears stronger than ever. he Fort Smith bill provides for the change in cities between 20.00o and 5000 inhabitants, when the majority vote for it.
 Woman Suffrage Again.
 stronger effort than ever be- fore will be made to secure some sort of an equal suffrage amend ment to the constitution. It is probable that it's advoc ates will ask this time for a limited suffrage, rather than for a complete enfran- chisement. The Federation of Wo- mems Clubs will advocate a meas ure for school suffrage. They be- lieve that this will prove an enter ing wedge that will later result in the granting Of full suffrage
 A state sanitary code and health bill will be proposed by the legis- 'ative committee of the Arkansas Medical Society. which has been preparing the same after consulta- tion with state and city health au- thorties Arkansas IS late in fall .ng into line in this respect. and the need is imperative for the con seryatiOn of health