Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
JOY RIDING BILL
KILLED IN SENATE
While House Provides Easier
Requirements For Young
Men To Become Doctors

dencc OF guilt.
Senator Daugherty said the
bill would break up JOY riding
and prevent reckless and drunk
en- driving on the streets and
pixies" Senator Brock opposed
bill. declaring that it shifted the
burden OF proof TO the owner OF
automobiles in the event acci-
dents and that this was unconSti-
tutionaL
Dry cleaning and dyeing con-
Germs are placed under the juris-
diction OF the state fire marshal,
according to the Berry bill, pass
cd by the Senate. =
The Senate passed 2S to 0, the
bin OF Senator Daughetry en-
powering cities OF the fifth class
10 pass ordinances regulating
public utilities.
The Atwood measure 10 com
hinc hunting and fishing licenses.
passed p to Q. Amendments to-
the bin exempted women and al
So males under Is years OF age
and over 90 wears OF age. K. :.
futile. .oi the game and f~h COM
mission, spoke in explanation OF
the bin.
ON "a strictly party vote. Il To
is. thc Senate defeated the
kcuuc hill which would place
McCrcay county in the second
railroad commissioners district.
The Senate passed the Stoll
measure regulating the inheri-
tancc faxes bv vote of 30 10 0.
Under ,hc bin the receipts from
the Increased inheritance tax viii
be distributed among the Univcr-
Sity ui Kentucky. the two normal
schools and the common schools.
The Simmons measure Great
INC the office OF comptroller If.
desired hy the voters of the cities
districts or counties. passed un-
auimou~Iv.
The Din oi Senator Marshall tol
allow sewer projects to be paid
for hy houi issues for ten wears.
passed S3 to o.
Dealers would bc required toI
camille" a.I eggs purchased from
farmer under The Bright bhl.
which passed the Senate Is Ia IS.
The h,I was advocated hv vari-
ouS farmer organizations thruout
thr state. The Kentucky Expert
mcut Station must approve the
Gambling device
Iu-t before adjournment the
senate killed the Hubbard
measure to require auto owners
90 iIc proof of ownership with
thc State Tax Commission before
registering for taxation Upon
moiiru OF Senator Davis action
on t',c bin was postponed until
Monday ihi> date being too late
for consideration.
Medical colleges in Kentucky
voe'd De required to accept AZ
students graduates at accredited
high school or persons who hold
G5>t c'a>, certificates 80 teach
sciool under "A bill passed hv the
HOUSE ut Representatives Satur-
daN. The vote ON the measure
was S. to ~
1He bN introduced by r. C.l
NanhooSc, oi Johnson county. iSi
dv,ipucd to serve as an induce
m,nt for students to enter mcdi-
cal collcpc> Rural districts. ac-
cord ng jo members oi The House
are suffering from n lack oi doc
tors AND ,hat a lowering ct the
requirements Is necessary i('fhel
aVcd IS io hc supplied
11'c HOUSE kllvd bs "A vote of|
81 to 2S. M7s. Mary l.liot l9an-
ncN', hn that would have rc-
0unsd ucushoNs under rs war,
ol agc a. rcgistcr aud wear
b5devs
hll> ntrsduccd bv e. A. Cham
dlet. l lauul vouut,. to revoke
tsc charters oi thc towns of
l'Wshure and Fast Bcmsiadt
weav passed bs a unanimous.
NssiN
lht lloosc also PASSED senator
~ A. pciwk bin 10 require
sOlme in tse curriculum 1T.
aliools and senator b N nar-I
,is sin amending tllc State high
NaN sN stem.
representative AiVh /. ilaml-
t,fn', lNli making tle sheriff v-|
ssnsslAc fot extensions of'
annoals of tax 6lls was passed
al W s aftf q mtNtW during
wheb non osi wo ,o5p i
Wlae Nt llamaton explained.
ilN bil After thc explanation