The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-08
BALL SUBSTITUTE Is IN
STATE SENATE'S HANDS



party named herein: this TO be FOL.
lowed with name residence, and date
OF signing.
The Ball bill is before the senate
Emu it is doubtful IL that body will
materially alter its earned reputation
for being an obstruction In the road
way Of progress. After heatedly dis
clsslng The urinary prnnnsitlon-
n couple OF bours. the senate by a
vote OF rs 20 IA, and at close To o
o clock, decided 10 adjourn until FRI
day afternoon at ..
the MillelSMurtha-White crowd
did their best TO get vote on The
bill today as II was strlkngly evil
dent that IL would be impossible at
that time TO give II immediate effect,
bHt the friends of the measure put
one over, IN forcing an adjournment.
Before adjournment OF the senate
/ this afternoon the friends of the Ball
I Substitute are expected TO be very ac-
/ tive in featuring the merits OF this
measure which proved TO be such a
great favorite in the house. and are
HOPING that they will be able TO
show" and win over enough OF the
Irebels 10 make an accumulation OF
30 iavorably minded senator's.
! However. II the Rail bill is turned
Gown by the senate or Is not given
the two-thirds majority TO make II
/ Immediately effective, IL is probable
that final action will be delayed ~"
Ill IL will be impossible To get the
Lord bill or the Lord compromise bill
PASSED in time 10 make ii feasibly
operative this year
The vote in the house on the pro-
POSITION TO make the Ball bill i'm.
Imediately effective, was as follows
Emerson. Ashley, Austin
Averill. Baldwin. Ball, Bierd. Bricker
Brown. Burnham. Catlin, Chamber
lain. Chambers. Chandler, Clark, Cur
lrie, Decker, Dunn, Dusenbury. Ed
ards. Ewing, Farmer. Field, Fisk
F,t2gibbon. Flowers. Fraliek Cans
ser, Gard. Giles. Glasner, Graves
lGreen Hale, Hayiland, Henry, Hink
lev. Holcomb Holland. Jensen
Jerome. kalmbach. Happier, kerns
Leonard. Lucas, Mcbride. McEachern
Mckay, McNaughton. McNitt, Martz
lMill!kin. Moriord Morgan. Morrison
Myers. Arthur Odell, Samuel Odell
Ogg. Oppenborn. Pearson, Perry
. hdHhli. htH RuSoNA' pHai a
Smith. stevenson, Stewart, Symonds
l1ayor. Tufts. Verdier. Walker, Ward
Warner. Waters, Wheeler, Whelan
worth, Yaple. Young, Speaker.-sS
Nays ~ Cummins, Kemmerling
Knight Lord. Murphy, Radabaugh
Straight, Unsoeld. Willoughby, zoe
l---l0.
In response to a request from the
city of Ann Arbor the house passed
the bill granting 10 cities OF 5,OOl
population or more, the right TO bond
themselves for the purpose OF build
ling detention hospitals. The meas
IRE was given immediate effect.
The senate was supposed 10 con
yene at . o'clock Friday. but waited
TO see what the house would do IL
the primary. bill line.
The senate found out.
J AS soon as the house had disposed
| of the Ball bill by the immediate ef
| feet route, there was a general STAN
I perfe for the senate to see aAd heal
the fun.
And the anticipators OF genuine
! performance got their moneys worth
Ii was comedy Sen
ator Leidlein as the chief commediar
land Senator Murtha, Senator r. ID
Scott. Senator Fowle, Senator White
Senator Newton, Senator Collins, Sen
ator Watkins, Senator Mapes. Senator
James and possibly others as more
or less heavy in dramatic roles.
The rolled. painting. roaring. rear
ing, rampant and raging statesmen
were ruthless and generous In th'
handing out OF lemons, red peppers
bottles of lime juice and jars OF mus
tard II was a good deal like a game
of football with suspension OF th'
rules Orators scared and made
other orators sore.
About as soon as the senate was