The Detroit times., 1912-03-06

iha' Il was inadequate and alleged
1 that $l00 would not pay for a dele
gates tOothpicks or defray the cost
OF his wfes talcum powder.
BuI the bic display OF red fire was
exploded when the thorny section 81
was reached and Rep Lord moved 10
cut II out.
The dogs of war" were united and
the fiEzy bottles OF spell.blnding pop
were unCorked Blood-streams quick
ened and arms beat the air and eyes
snapped.
Rep. Lord charged that this sec
7 ton would teach people TO disregard
he fundame law OF the state ana
would spit In the faces OF the ram
ers OF the constitution.
Rep Flowers held that the consu-
tuition aid rot provide that an act
must be necessary for the preserVa-
ton OF public peace, health and safe-
". in order TO be eligible to immedl-
ate passage. but simply necessary TO
the public peace. lie argued that the
General feeling OF unrest and the gen
eral desire for an opportunity TO have
voice i'm the naming OF presiden-
tial candidate made the proposed prl
mary law necessary 10 the pubic
peace and that there could be no
peace unless that demand was grant
ed He mentioned that he was per
sonaily in favor OF Taft. but said that
| Tie opposition 10 Taft would be salts
! ned. even though the president won
III that opposition were given an OPP
portunlty for expression.
J Rep. Odell, OF Oceana, had IN the
meantime been getting loaded for Dig
same and he was about In the classi-
( fcation of the "a centre-fire repeater,
When ne began To pull the trigger OF
! legislative history and pop II TO the
enemy. He had secured record OF
| the immediate effect stunts OF the
session OF 1909 and he read OF Dill
after bill OF various degrees or medi'
Ieefe- importance that had been gwen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES immediate Ell
feet and cited that during that SEES
sion a total OF 80 acts. including APP
propriation bills. we're accorded the
| immediate concession. One or these
bills was a pure ice cream measure
according TO Reps Odell. and the
| legislators were treated 10 sample
OF the product
Rep Odell also mentioned that
members OF the constitutional CON
! ycntion were members of that legls-
Ilaturc and voted 10 give these
measures immediate effect.
/ Sneaker Baker, who occupied
seat In the rear OF the chamber, had
been dormant except for column OF
smoke issuing from his immediate
section. but at about this stage In
The CAV game he commenced TO real
liz earn his salary. The speaker, too
has an appetite for history and ne
recited his lesson TO the effect that
at a previous session OF the leglsia.
ltu,e a bill to increase the salary or
ltbe insurance commissioner had been
given immediate effect and that Reps.
Lord. Radabaugh and Warned voted
for il.
In his opening remarks the speak
or with some sarcasm said that he
J was an optimist that he thought the
world was growing better and that
Ihe could see the evidence III the grow
inc reverence for the constitution.
| Reps. Lord and Radabaugh took
ADVANTAGE OF early opportunities 10
(pIead guilty 10 the charge preferred
laeainst them by Speaker Baker. ac-
Il;newledIed their sin. committed be
cause OF inadequate thought, and
I gGye assurances that they wouiu
never do IL again.
With the last session OF the pro
,osed administration bill disposed oil
/ nv - 10 SO vote 10 allow II TO SICK,
l Rem. Lord introduced his iooked.tor
Soupromise measure as substitute
| Cor he original primary bill.
! Speakrr Baker attempted 10 make
the point that the Lord bill was not
eligible because it provided for a
cote on preference for vice-presi'
/ aent as well as president and exceed