The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-22

by the stand for economy taken by II
al along by refusing 10 concur Ia the
changes N the senate insists upon
them conference viii be necessary
a conference has been nfrdnges
upon the Detroit domestic r@iatioU3
Conrt bill which the senate amended
20 that the pow judge would nor oe a
member ol the WAYNE comfy circuit
bench The house c"nferees are Rcps.
Flowers. of Oefy0ii who introduced
'Skeeis. 0f Oceaim
~ adopting<a concurrent gesoltioD
offered by Rep Moore. of enaMcC,
the Senate placed Michigan twnnit
Eighth among the states 60 petition
congress 10 call national cqnstiu-
tional convention with a view to ~.
adoption of an amendment prohihiting
the practices az polygamy
Senator Muriha, OF Detroit. opposed
the resolution on tho ground tl3t II
was an unnecessary Interference IA
the duties of congressman If there
Is any great Hecd fer this action. he
said Il have perfect faith IN the hon
estv and the integrity the character
and the courage Of the men who rem
resent us and ! believe they viii do
whatever should be done" The reso-
luton carried Il 10 g.
\ similar proposal with reference
10 federal prohibition of the man".1t-
ture and sale OF intoXic"inc liquors.
which also had passed the house. Was
the cause Of saarp clash.
An EFFORT vas made 10 send r. TO
the liquor committee the wet pro
3ensities OF which are uuquestioned
Senator Straight. OF ColdWRter came
tr the rescue By callng for the ayes
and nays and the motion was defeat
ed on another roll cali vote the reso-
luton was adopted IL 10 II. Later IA
the afternoon. however. IL was recall
ed and referred 10 the commit, ON
federal relations.
The house spent most OF the day
working indus riously in committee O!
the whole agreeing 20 more than -
hills. Several were killed including
The proposal 10 appropriate S75Hpe'
for tue erection of an addition 10 the
CAPITOL. This bill Was introduced ear.
~ in the session. bat was opposed by
many who deemed the expenditure OF
so large SUM FOR the purpose inon-
perfume at this time and IL was held
in committee till few DAYS ago.
There was not time enough left 10
pass K constitutionally.
The doctors and LAWYERS of the
house INDUCED in "A contest which
was regarded with some amusement
by the farmers. merchants and repre-
OF other professions among
their colleagues. The first interchange
OF compliments came over Senator
Kelley's bill 10 Ak more strict regula-
lions for the practice OF medicine
Several members of the legal pro
fession "butted in SO 10 speak. and
obtained the adoption OF amendments
opposed by the physicians on the
ground that they will legalize the pro-
iessional practice OF chiropractic
\ little further down on the calen-
dar was Senator Amherson's bill 70
make stronger the requirements for
the admission OF attorneys 10 prac-
tice IN the courts. Or. Lee, OF Kent, re-
turned The compliments of his lawyer
friends by spirited attack upon IL
which resulted in the adoption OF
motion TO strike out all after the en-
acting clause.
When the committee arose. how
ever Reps Fitzgerald and Skeels
came To the defense OF the bill and
Rep Lee withdrew his opposition so
IL was revived. Among other things,
ii places graduates OF the law depart
ment OF the state university who
have been exempt from ex-
animation. upon the same footing as
graduates from other law schools
SCOTT.