The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-21

1.-THE second offense. A third violation
will result in $50 fine and perma
nent injunction restraining the guilty
party from operating motor vehicle
forever afterward. Drunken drivers
are also hit by the bill. Before auto
lists can secure state application
lblank, they must positively prove that
they never become intoxicated. Any
person driving car while intoxicated
will be subject to permanent injunc'
ton. Doctors, liery men and those
on special errands of urgent import
are exempted.
Would Abolish Office of Game Warden
| Mooty of Grundy has introduced a
bill providing for the abolition OF the
office of fish and game warden, plac'
ing the propagation of fish and game
under the board of control, and max
ing sheriffs responsible for the en-
forcement of the laws for, the protec'
ton of fish and game.
Some Late Bills.
Anderson OF Greene: Compelling de-
struction of trees and shrubs growing
within certain distance of tiled
drains.
Epps: Exempting from garnishment
OHly 10 per CeuC VI maj leu ihSiA
personal earnings instead of entire
earnings. .
Gilbert: Permitting any three to
nine contiguous counties to band to-
gether and establish tuberculosis hos
pital.
Ulstad: Authorizing organization OF
road improvement associations and
requiring township officers to extend
certain aid to them.
Helming: Requiring supervisors in
counties of 10000 or more to put in
their entire time and raising their sal
aries to $1,000 annually.
Murray: Providing for local option
on bond issues. Requiring rs per cent
petition of resident freeholders to in
sure election Requiring approval OF
people by vote on issuance of bridge
bonds in excess of $4,000 and road
bonds in excess of $4,000.
Epps: Creating trade commission to
investigate food and fuel combines and
giving power to fix maximum prices.
Lee: Depriving supervisors of right
to grant electric power franchises and
imposing that prerogative in hands OF
railroad commissioners.
Richards: Limiting quarantine zone
for animal diseases to one mile from
affected farm and establishing partial
quarantine zone for four miles.
Henigbaum: Amending Sunday laws
to permit operation of necessary lines
of business and also permit baseball
games, theatres, amusement parks and
moving picture shows, and giving
Towns power to pr0hibH. same by or
ldinance. 't1~&
The Lineup in the House.
The contest over road legislation in
the house, resulting in a tie OF 81 to
81. affords an interesting study. There
were 81 republicans for the Elwood-
Mackie bill and 8 democrats. For the
Pitt-Johnston measure there were 43
republicans and IL democrats. Clin-
ton county with two representatives
furnished a vote for each side. Tuck
err, a linotype operator, was lined up
with the Pitt-JohnstOn following, and
Shaft. farmer and banker, was with
the Elwood- Mackie crowd. In Scott
county a similar condition obtained
and in Polk county also. From Scott
county Kimberly retired farmer
and reputed to be the wealthiest man
in the house, voted with the Pitt
Johnston forces and Hanses. a farmer,
president of the farmers crop associa-
ton of that county, was for the Ell
wood Mackie bill. Weaver of Polk
was for the Elwood following and
Starzinger was with the other fel'
lows. The alignment follows:
For the Elwood-Mackie highway
commission bill: Adkins, Anderson of
Greene; Anderson Of Winnebago,
Baldwin, Bruce, Darrah, Dean, Dun
kelherg, Durbin, ElwoOd, Erickson,
Findlay of Webster, Finley OF Henry.
Flenniken, Gilbert, Gilmore, Grason
Gray, Hansen, Harrington, Horchem,
Jackson, lessen, Jones, Kepple. Klaus,
Klinker. Knickerbocker, Langfit. Lar
son, Lee, McFarlane, Mackie, Mantz.
Miller, Mooty, Neff, Nichols, Nichol-
son, O'Donnell, Price. Randall, Santee,
Shaft. Shortess, Slaught, Slosson,
Stone, Stuart, Weaver, Wenstrand,
Wichman, Wigdahl, Wilson of Louisa
Sd.
, Against the highway commission
and for the Pitt-Johnston bill: Ander-
son of Davis, Andre, Bailey, Becker,
Benn, Boies, Coakley, Crozier, Edging-
ton, Epps. Finch, CARRIER, Giltner,
Griffin, Hall, Helming, Johnston or
Humboldt, Johnston of Lucas, Kern,
Kimberly, Krouse, Lake, Lenocker,
Lewis, McFerren, Mead, Meredith,
Miles, Murray, Newton, Nordyke, Ger
tel, Peters, Rayburn, Reed, Rees,
Richards, Roberts. Rogers, Rowley.
Scott, Smith, Stanley, Starzinger.
Tucker, Turner, Ulstad, Walrath, Will
son of Cherokee, Wilson of Mahaska,
Wilson of Mitchell, Wormley, Pitt.
Twenty-one farmers were for the
Elwood Mackie bill and 20 farmers
were for the Pitt-Johnson bill.
Seize Liquors En- Route.
The senate yesterday passed the
Whitmore bill extending the powers
under the search warrant proceedings
so that intoxicating liquors may be
seized en- route to their destination
if their shipments are illegal. 1t will
enable officers to go into transfer sta
lions or depots or other storage places
where liquor is being held unil it can
be transferred and seize it.
Parks Along Lakes and Rivers.
All bills having for their object the
establishment Of system OF state
parks or beauty spots along rivers or