Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-22
ANTI-TIPPING ACT
WILL Be REPEALED
Law Passed by Last Legisla-
ture Slated to Be Called
Back by Solons.
OTHER BILLS IN HOPPER

From-a Staff Correspondent
Des MONIES, Jan. 2l.-(Special. y
The anti-tipping bill enacted bv the
Tb;-tv-s;xth ocnsr,, ,ssauh,v vii, he
"N'a' "''> ny ,. WV "
repeaieo by inc present one II 'he re-
port of the senate committee to whom
was referred Senator Caswelrs meas
uro - -o,o,, :. : anu ;,d;o,.;o, Tho
u. ~ . II ID "'' ua'' Nv
committee reported 10 the senate
yesterday in favor of Senator Cas-
wells bill. 1t will be placed on the
calendar and taken up in its order
Senator Parker OF Des Moines i'll
troduced into the senate bill pro-
viding for an amendment to the bank
ing laws which will permit state and
savings banks to reduce the amount
OF legal reserve required to be carried
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pc. een. vi c .no,. .o. 6a. hepos,.s ~ ~
pel III ~: oeiaeo' , GIN sAp,aenea
llfa. .n.s a1es . n IT,. Ie sut ,,J sanGur'
u 'ese, vi ou' '' L s'a. a ", 81
.IaN WI ~: nay" Nv. ~ M.p a. "
I p 'eseise ~ N.Y. owo l. tau''s
nsnSs tn ou',y ,ms u.a',. . Me- % 80
10 u,lse.e ~ "iy 'me ~, a.ou h: ~ ~
serve III .iie" OWL vaults "''''i '"'
present law ltqumeS' pa,.u
r; oeHato ouoes 90 70 ;,crsa,n
10y ~ sa i.,uu ~ s,,te hanL oxan,;nars
~ - 10O their second wear and 81 400
their third year and thereafter. Bank
examiners are now paid $1,000 an
nually. Under the new La. they
would receive $1,000 their first year.
Senator Holdoegel also introduced
bill to amend the state highway law
to give the commission authority to
pass on the plans for cuts or fills
changing the grade of roads and high
ways. This is now passed on by the
county, supervisors.
parral Trooper in Ja;l
NJ. C ~ 70. IL saith -,
Davla oeaiy, ~ yedts o:u, Will .,; a.,
nonolaPle uiset T sIoT w r. s TIL,
M .ne iaiiio , in bob ,. ~ IL IN
The e b,ttIe Of parral Mexico Where
thirty-eight American soldiers Nwere
killed, was arrested here early Sat
urday morning. He was booked for
investigation. His discharge shows
that he left the army at Columbus, N.
NJ, September 3. Seary's arrest was
ordered by James Macdonald, chief
of detectives.
Wilkerson Here.
N. Wilkerson detective, who has
been working for some time on the
Villisca axe murder mystery, was in
Des Moines yesterday in conference
with state officials and the attorney
general Judge Mitchell, attorney for
Wilkerson in his suit brought by Sen
ator F. F. Jones in which the detec-
tive was sued for libel, was also in
Des Moines. Wilkerson stated he
was on his way to Kansas City, Fan
where the Burns detective agency
win Wnlcn ne me- Is sssocaa'G H. H H;,;, t,
Msnsfeld Who CHARGED that he wa.
rougbiv handled bv ehe Rmrns gents
IT,. NJ Auto Iaw
oise Ne" NV e.,
The Iowa Sherlfts association WI
present bill to the legislature wnlcl
VIII make 1t felony for any autoiho
bile owner 70 carry aeiacea hu,h ",
On on n'I ,. on' ,,,h;ch vii nIsce The hurder
Of nroof on the defendant in cas-,
stolen nronertv is found on a man.
Nav Consolidated Schools
' '.',.,s It,.
Many new cohsohaateo Sonoo
ouilaings are now Pe'hG ueu'e &c,
over the state by A. M: Deyoe, sta.'
i Ha Inft lnst nigbt for Scion 70 ded;
cate a $50 900 building. which will b,
the seventh he has dedicated sine,
November II. On January 20 he il
TO dedicate a new building at Budt
and February 2 one at Fertile. A new
building was dedicated yesterday aft
ernoon at Harport BY J. L. Cherry.
e.,,.,,.,,n.r "a q. Condemned
w y s.ns1s,aasr ~ ! ;snon n,sr,