Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-07
Spirited Public Hearing
In the State Legislature

A., milk wss the contention hat it is
not fit for infant use. The other
side admitted this, but claimed il
was not so used. Arthur Quinn,
President of the State Federation of
Labor. spoke agains. the bill, which
he described as a trade measure"
1t Is claimc'; that the bill, passed in
other stato1, wa prepared for the
Borden Mix Company to fight the
Ca nation aId othe, concerns.
Building Loan Legislation
Opposition from various sources
to the proposed revision of the laws
relating to building and loan asso-
Citations, as provided in the Pierson
bill, was presented here at the hear
ing given on the by the
assembly committee on banking and
Insurance.. The chief prepayment of
the was former Judge John
! Warren, of Jersey City, who is coln-
sci for the State League of New
Jersey Building and Loan Associa-
tons. Despite this fact. those who
talked against the bill took the
ground that it could not be said
/ that the league, as a unit, is for the
measure.
Heading the list of those who
registered an objection to the bill
was State Banking and Insurance
| Commissioner william III. futile.
Others who took the same view.
either to the revision measure as a
whole or as to some of its provisions.
we're Colonel Willard G. Fisk. of
Jersey City, for the State Bankers
Association; County Judge John Il.
Hates, of Camden; former Prosecu-
tor Charles S. Moore, of Atlantic
City; Cook ConkliQ of Rutherford;
Emanuel Loenstein, of Newark, and
William j.. Couse, prominent banker
of Asbury Park.
Must SERVE Out Sentence
Persons who are sentenced to
serve life imprisonment must re-
main behind the bars for that period
under the provision of a bill passed
by the assembly last night. The
bill has not yet been acted upon IN
the senate. Assemblyman Williams,
its author, pointed out in urging its
adoption, that under the present
laws a life convict may be released
after serving a minimum of fifteen
years, which is five years less than
the punishment melted out in those
convicted of second degree murder.
Cat Calls Greet Dill
Cat calls greeted Speaker Il.
Harry Rowland last night when he
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p~ouhoiilg Oh ,he uintiai Save -
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couia pe tolhpiclea. Yen ~. ain u
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which permits cats found in woods
and fields to be killed and imposes
a SIS penalty on the owner of a cat
which kills a game Bird was passed
Bigel0w Made Prosecutor
Essex county now has it's new
prosecutor. John o. Bigelow of New
ark was last night confirmed, SEN
ator Parry having endorsed him.
The salary is IS 900 for five years.
John Enright. of Freehold. was con-
firmed as commissioner of eduea-
ton or four years at $4,000 a year.
A year ago he was named ad Interim
to succeed the late DIR. Calvin KEN
dali. j. Spencer Smith, of Tenaf1y,
and Robert Engle Of Beach Haven,
were confirmed for new terms on
the State beard OF commerce and
navigation. The governor sent in
these nominations:
To be juogo of the Hunterdon
county cor @ pleas court. Adams
O. Robbins. of Remington; to De
prosecutor Of Hunterdon, Marshall
Miller, of Bloomsbury; to be judge OF
the common pleas court of Ocean
county, Henry T.. Newman of Lake
wood; to be prosecutor of the pleas
of Ocean. Wiifred RI. Jayne, Jr, OF
Lakewood; to be member of the At
lantic county board of taxation
Charles j. Collins. Ct Somers Point.
All are Dcr1o cratic appointees.
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they be registered WIN Tue secretaay
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represent aho wnet ieslsia.ioh ~
are cpposiag OF d
other p!-i wouiu IioNlue d sn
dunn on a constltutiona. iilenei
increasing the terms VI shetiiis "ms
from three 10 i've ss1i"
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