The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-15
DiSLOYALTN MEASURES.

OtSAOvAGtS WG%oONES.
Following his message. and
seemingly isspired by its strong
Amcricanism. there were intro.
ducsd in the house, first by Repre-
sentative crisnas and the second
by Representative Stimpert. the
two measures which have been
subject Of 50 much discussion
throughout the state since the
governor called the session.
The first defines sedition, treas
enable uttsraness and disloyaity
and provides that violations may be
punished by 4 fine Of from $500 to
$4,000 or imprisonment in states
prison for ten years, or both.
SABOTAGE.
Sabotage, criminal syndiealisuo
and unlawful assenblaas are out
lined in the Stinpert reasurs. For
the violation Of the provisions
: against sabotage and criminal syn
dieaiisvn, the penalty 10 fixed At
Imprisonment for not more than 10
years, or = fine Of not more than
5000 or both. Unlawful assem-
blsss, which is the meeting Of two
Or more persons for the advance
mont Of plans for the primary Of.
Tense Of the measure, 10 punishable
in the same terms. Fer the person
who permits such assemblase in
building, the penalty 10 not more
than one year in jail, = fine Of not
more than $500, or both.
NO SEED BILL INTRODUCED.
No action was taken today on tn
law regarding the see'
,rain bonds, but that undoubtedly will
;ome up at tomorrow's session. Asid
rom the two main measures. ther
we're introduced in the house joint res
buttons on the federal prohibition
amendment, on the passage by congress
II laws for the registration and classi
ication of labor. and urging the enact
nent at Washington of the $4,000
for the Flathead irrlsa
lon project.
The council of defense for Montan;
s also provided for In a bill introduces
shich appror-iatcs $4,000 for II
4 similar measure wa
IN tbc SENATE.
ORGANIZATION PERFECTED.
Organization OF the house and sen
tic we're conducted along similar lines
n the former, four committees. TO b'
by number. were selccte'
~ lot Of the entire house membrshiI
n the senate, two such committee
we're created The house commit tees
ire as follows:
No. i~-Lernmon. chairman; Arncson
Asbby, Buell. of Gatiatin, Burnworth
Dcmei Farmer. Herbert, Holt. Huffa
scr, Lapstrum, I.arse, Lewis. Mason
sainey. Scott, Sektnan. Spain, Wei
md White. .
I No. 2-McMsbon, chairman; Charlie
anderson, Andrew. Baldwin. Bent
Bernard, booth. Brooks, Buell. Of Mis-
'ouia, Duffy. Eaton, Gould, Griffin
;rimes. GulIidge, Ironsidc, Middleton
Page and Phelps.
No. Johnson of Deer Lodge. chair
nan. Ball. Connolly. cotter, crismaa
,rowiey. Davis. Dodds. Fuller, Hsr
non. Henderson. Jones. Kelsey, Nc
:lory. Mcdonald, Morris, Morro.
\ TTbrSsI, sItTlDeIt anu ," dTbs
No. 4-Elicl. chairman; Oscar w
anderson. Bledgets, Buchanan. Carl
lark. Deibcl. Fishbaugh. Mrs. Hatha
way. Hawkes.. Henry. Mrs. Ingalls,. ke
ioc, kemmis. Quaintaucc, Rasmussen
sand, Scarles and Wheat.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
In the senase, the two committees
we're drawn AS follows: t.
Judiciary-Annin. Brewer. Burlin
yame, Clark. Clay. Edwards, Eiiin9sor
'lcaiy. Heren. Hurd. Jones. Kane. Lane
arson. Mershon. Mufny, Parker
stevens and Taylor.
Finance and claims-Arnold. .Burla
Dwight, Featherly. Fsishbeck. Gallwe,
;nose. Haley. Hogan, Junod, kinne,
McCone, Mesdors, Morris. Oliver, Rob
erts, Whiteside. Williams.
No session OF the senate ever wa
more amicable and tonight Senator I'd
wards, leader OF the ma ajority Republic
ans Of that body, declared that thel
win be no opposition there to the eF
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