Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-14
uo11se Inters Bill Providing for Purchase of 2,0O0
 Copies at $3 Each.
ANOTHER ATTACK ON
 PUBLICITY lREPULSED
Relrs Measure to Repeal the Publicity Act, Enacted by the People, Meets With Defeat by
 Narrow Margin.

Little Rock, Feb. 13.-The battle axers and bill-killers were particul- arly active in the house today.
 The Bell bill to repeal the publicity act was defeated by vote of 32 to fl. The Caldwell bill to adopt and pur- chase the Kirby & Castle digest was defeated by a vote of 43 to 46.
 The Emory bill to provide for state printing plant to print text books for the use of the public schools was indefinitely postponed by vote of 50 to s..
 The Slaughter bill to appropriate s31,S13.1 10 to pay the arbitrators and attorneys and other expenses in arbi- tration of the Caldwell & Drake case was amended, to cut down the amount to be allowed each arbitrator and at torney from $5,00O to $2,500.
 The house rejected an amendment that had been offered to the Cabi- ness bill to prohibit the advertising of liquors in the state, the amend ment providing that it should not apply to the advertising of soft drinks, flavoring extracts, household remedies, etc.
 Kill and Bury Digest Bill.
 The Caldwell senate bill to adopt the Kirby & Castle digest and ap- propriate $36,O0O for the purchase of l2.OOo copies to be resold by the state. After much oratory on both sides, the bill was defeated by Vote of 43 to 46. and motion to reconsider and to lay that motion on the table pre- vailed.
 representative Hardage, during his address, attacked Senator Kirby for being here lobbying TOT passage of the Dill when his vote was needed for the flood control bill pending in con- gress.
 The vote was as follows:
 .Ayes-Adams, Allen, Andrews, A. alnson, Bland, Brinton, Caldwell. GlSarter, Clack, Collier, Copeland of howard, Creekmore, Davies, Davis Of Monroe, Ellis of Hampstead, Elmer. Mn' French, Fry, Gentry, Hardy, Har- 1ts' Humphrey, Hunnicut, Josephs, Moonce, McCulloch McFerrin, McGill, Meador, Willard, Moore of Independ- gace, Moore of Yell, Mosley, Niven, rorter, Riggs, Ross, Shinn Shockley. stevens Vinson, White, MT. Speaker: total 43. Noes-Alexander, Ash, Brooks, sm spmacnanan, Burnett, Burrow, Cham unss, Choate, Coker Copeland of h hhiara. Craig, Curtis, Davis of Colum- ya, boyle, Elliott, Ellis of Randolph, 1naraage, Harrison, Held, Henry, Hol. /. fTLsay' Ta' Parrad, Johnson, Kendrick, u,sn, Llmbocker, Magee, Mathis. anss!r"arlln, ns!". Newton, Norfleet, Osborne, soa;p'. sllps' Rankin, Rogers Rowland, wVv,.mshlre, Shaver, Smith, Trawick, w;Is wwS;Issoner, Wagnon, Williams, Willis, "Mson' M York; total, 46.
 nu Mot voting-Babb, Baxter, Bell, IIuanell Hudson, McInturff, owens. AeWWmons, WaI, Robbins. Thane, Wade.
 rn ao'e on Anti.NOstrum Measure.
 trn. ae temperance committee re. to to'aeo senate bill No. 50, by Cabaniss. ;u t,onlolt the advertising of liouors t;.. ~ sne state, with the recommenda- man+ ~m 'nat 1t do pass without amend Au'' Asan' The amendment which had then n proposed by MT. Osborne was follows: A0 o'nenuinellt was as b. lloVlded, that the provisions of nlv tc' shall not be construed to ap- tlsvaso flo 70 the advertisement for sale of ors o'o.lng extracts, soda water flav- honsa .Tllet preparation, the ordinary priste.l piste,aold remedies or patent or pro- s'aly solS medicines and soft drinks oriu. u m good faith for culinary, flav-
 toilet. and medicinal purposes. {" tho Q n;i9 Motion by MT. Hardage to table carde.,n,o de house passed bill by Mir. vacano;al vasl to provide for the filling of ate tvaes s"a In the United States sen by anaa roi terms of less than 12 months, ods sapplp,omtment, ", and for greater peri
 special election.
 Tho against Printing Plant.
 the us sn, vote on the postponement of printinmaor bill to establish a state
 Ayss plant. was as follows:
 Andrewm- Alexander, Allen, Broosss Ash. Atkinson, Easter Bland we'll vIAs, c.p Buchanan, Burrow Card Of I,aras ararter, Coker, Collier Copeland
 alo' Craig, Curtis. Davis of Co.,
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