The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-27

pality where he has his place OF bust
ness. but a bootlogger is TO be tried
cense is TO be forbidden an applicant
who has not been a resident OF the state
a year: THIS being aimed at Kentucky
might want 10 open up in Ohio.
\ systematic study of possible ways
In which delays In criminal trials can
be brought to an end Is proposed IN a
PHI prepared BY Senator Jung. OF Ham
nton county.
senator Jung would have a commits
sion Of seven members. appointed by
the governor. make an exhaustive study
OF criminal court proceedings aand re-
port to- the special session OF the gen
eral assembly its recommendation for
the best manner OF shortening trail.
The member Of the commission are 10
serve without compensation.
According TO Senator Jung. the COM
mission should pay special attention to
The work OF eliminating technicaIities
rom the present laws
There are scores OF ltt'e technicali-
ties That have grown up I'm our state
that simply tend TO make for delay with.
out helping Justice to the slightest de-
ggroe.' said Senator Jung to-day. in eN-
planning his reason for drawing gne pill.
to hurry matters. T~echnicalities do not
help justice: they tend to the contrary"
Senator Moore. Of jefferson county.
wants 20 save the money being expend-
ed Tor the Codihcation Of Ohio laws. on
which he says that more than 100000
has been expended. The work IS under
tn. direction Of former Governor James
T. Campbell. MIR. Moore. Offering a hill
TO repeal the statute. says he can pro-
duce figures to show that much Of the
deliberately wasted. There are thous-
ands Of sets Of books IN nant. he de-
ciarei. for which there is no use.
& u. Phelps. OF F.ndlay. who has
been fighting the STANDARD OIL co. for
trodHcSd by Mr. Mooney. OF 1Ausiaiae
county is passed. Thu money j. 20 he
granted as compensation for Phelps
ney ia suits against the Ohio sub
4 bill by Senator Lloyd. of Franklin
county. would permit the Ohio state
University. situated in Columbus. to
carry on a mail course. az a part OF a
general extension system.
Thursday afternoon the administra-
taken up for passage IN the senate. The
labor committee made several minor
amendments to the bill.
Believing that there is a lack or
! econonl in county offices as We'll As
state Offices. senator Moore. Of J-tfer-
ton extending the powers ~ the state
probers so that they can inYeSttRat- the
coniuct OF the county business through
oUt the state. u ~ said that the state
proOerS themselves proposed he investi-
cation OF county offices. E-Xtravagancc
ia the way of purchases Of supplies amt
the employ msnt Of superfluOus deuutfeS
who do not put In their fun time n the
public servic" are some or tho items
which. the state probe-s bellev-. can be
LOOKED into with profit.
The Black bill. to place the sinking
fund levies Within The - mill nnita-
tions Of the Smith one per cent tax law
was passed by the house. the rules being
suspended so that q nav be acted on by
that u may become effective June !.
This bill is TO remedy the Smith Law.
which was hSsailed by the supreme
court.
Representative Chapman has hni
taken OFF the calendar and referred
back 10 the committee increasing the
number Of employees Of the state shop
inspector and f~orbiddinE the use In dam
ports Of accidents. because u had been
charged that they interfered with the
Cox plan for the Industrial commission.
According to tho Anderson ants-ri-
Earette bill. ~ would be n misiemeauor
for a boy under - 10 be- caught with a
500 or six months imprisonmert or
both Is fixed a. the maximum penalty
Tor the selling or giving of a cigarette.
The Behne hill would not Only forbid
phpystcianF surgeons. osteopaths and
midwives from ADVERTISING. but would
hno them n they used q card OF note
paper with their names and AMY de-
vice TO indicate their profession. s sus-
pension from practice q from three "a
ten years would follow tia frinC 4
hiaRP'' person guilty or d violation Of The
The Donaldson hii would prevent q
dentist practicing under 81 firm o- cor
poration name and w0uli also allow the
state dental hoard 10 pay dues 20 The
national board and the expenses % n
-~"prescntative 20 attend rational meet
!nes OF dentists.
The hous, defeated the Agior Nui,
~ oh would compel ourty Officers N
sttv on their jobs during q cc-'8iu period
each ga AID 20 make affidavit 20 'ha
eject BEFORE they could draw their pay.
The state printer department VIII -
n" FIRST one rrohed hv t-e Fulton com.
mittee Al Institutions I.y, been asked
20 furris1 q list - their employees. NTH
the salaries paid them.
\ seven 20 sesor deadlock occurred
IN fte nous" 'udiriIrv comm ttee or
Ia recommendation Co. raqz no resolution
county. Co submit 20 rho people 90 tHs
election next fail n constitutional amend
m"nt Ir"t'dInr f"r o." recall Z all cleo.
tive Offr ais. Erprrs"rtatlte SMITH. OF
i%fiIflnr county. WIS not present. and airt
eiIr claims Iig support Gieer rsrusel
20 Ter the resolution 90 out without