Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16
OBSERVATIONS:
(By a Cornfield Philosopher.
xxxiII-LEaIs LATIvE LETTER.
Fisld Day in The 8ouato,

+. Friday was a regular field day in the
Senate, debate :; over the Worksman's
Compensation or State Insurance occu-'
plying whole session. The matter was
consider the vote by which the bill was
lost in order to get r1d Of the 70 I eane9
by g to g. snd Witch IN s.et dessey
ed the: purpose Of the bills. Sen. Madt.
gan, changed back and agreed to support
the measure In Its ORIGINAL form. but
who had voted for the bill refused to
help reconsider and 50 the motion was
lost IS to 3d.. This ends the- matter for
this session. The Federation OF Labor
representatives who had staked7 ther
all on this measure were highly tncens-
ed at the outcome and VIII doubtless
Vengeance The League senators to q
man stayed with organized labor IN, ev-
cry roll call. A feature OF the debate
ciaiist from Minneapolis and who kept
| the Senate in roars of laughter by his
frequent pointed illusions to the Gov
| ernor and his machine.
| The State Univsxs1ty.
| The amount of money that will be al
| lowed the State University for building
purposes will reach the neat sum of
Ave million dollars extending over a
per year to be raised by q special tax.
buildings second to none in the country
q
ance.
The Revised Fish and Game Law.
i General important changes in the Fish
and Game code have been made mainly
BY the efforts of the League members.
menet protects prairie chickens by a
CLOSED season. bill, Sept. 16, 1922. Mr..
. Arens raised license fee for f1shing In
. year which will add thousands Of dol
lars to the general revenues. Mr.. M. En-
! strob is the author of several amend
Lake eHeS Of WIZ The Woods f pordsrins RoseaS
County. One of them makes fishing
licenses more transferrable: another
party may hold from twenty to ten and
: third compel the removal Of nets from
! near the mouth Of q river.
p The Newman Tax Bill.
The bill by Representative Neumar
e e ss Except a s products} ant
y on City and village homes down to II
percent Of their acual value after {
Rrotracted debate was killed in, in tn !,
= back to life which is being made viii
i hardly prove successful
+ A Happy Crowd.
u There are II deaf young children /,
n st. Paul and double that number in tn
"A Mill City. A former Legislature mad
~ an appropriation Of 500 per year eacl
to 10 years. A bin has just been passe!
to Is. A strong lobby has been her
working for this measure the Who'll
e and S1i When the biz passed the House, 8
: with Joy. The enthusiasm equallet
Ie Methodist camp meeting. These par
IS children and educate them at HON
a, under their personal supervision.
4, The Senate Pretty Slow.
s. Two very important bills of specia
t. interest to the general public passe
n by the House sometime ago are slun
" bering on the files Of the Senate and ma
d Railway rail f COMPANIES to provide saaitar
1. individual drinking cups on all passer
ger trains free Of charge; The other r.
Id ing and watering troughs. An activ
* lobby is working against tho latter.
IN No Hope for Free Passes.
ut The Nimocks bill to require railwa
a companies to furnish free passes to lie.
or islators once defeated in the House an
ne recalled by a motion to reconsider
to apparently dead for this session. TIL
or vicious measure received 81 votes in II
~ ley. Erickson. Fawcett Galewski. Gil
st Herried, Kinds, hitchcock, Kingsle
EsVin Ians MeG1ern MeGrath IN NJ
n, Partlin, Neuman, Nordgren, Perry, Pi
J. finger, Roko, Rodenberg, Schalabe
on Echerf, Shanks, Sorterdahl. Siege
%! Salem. ]. Swanson. Erowbridge ar
ry | West.
no Senate Kills Ant-0rain Gambling b
a. The Peterson Bill to prevent gambli1
in grain has been killed in the Senat
hit 20 to 80. It's author amended the bi
es by an amendment reading as follows:
ch Amend by adding to the end of Sc
g. ton thereof the following paragrap
ne Nor shall 1t be construed to prohih
IL any member of a Board Of Trade
Ia. like institution from executing an ord
er to buy or sell grain for future delive
,is when he in good faith believes that
oh customer belongs to one of the class
81 excepted in this section" It was CO
,c. tended that this proviso rendered Il
liz bill innocuous and useless.
six The Welch Bank Guaranty Bill.
Ter The bill introduced bv Hon A
ed. | We1ch deague) to guarantee all d