The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 3

1 DEMOCRATS MARK TIME BREWERY HARO HIT MAY WORRY OPPOSITION Uneeda Biscuit the Leg ANOTHER QUOTED 1 i BOTH HOUSES THEN ADJOURN NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 'Z COUNCIL SOUNDING GOES effect that the bill was INDIANAPOLIS BILL BOBS UP of appointing Bros CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE steam Pump NELSON BUTLER WORKS Eyes Cured Without the Knife session in the House the Joint CLINGS TO MAGIC CHARMS its face assumes of the Vincennes school ather would STUMPED OR MOMENT ONLY LOW iScaROyal Pill act WOMAN DIES DURING IRE A Glimpse accident all at your sav Why They Were ing1' bank "book gives you the AGED WOMAN KILLED BY ALL Certified same kind of feeling as discover you the' ings' bank book gives The Marion Trust Company claim one of Its friends JOKE AT' HANLY'S EXPENSE New York Dentists CHOr SUEY DRAWS ADSCRIPTS its I ar DIRECTORY of ORD 4 PREMIER of leschert Johnson City TRY A CLASSIIED AD IN THE STAR i I 4s'pm 1 Smi ft for past the different employes as to their duty Only were present among the fourth of the with them faces cell ex county clerk Vincennes and other Rtltutlon were In thebut evinced no more terest in this section total In the But if stamp Bros a free Balm Prlvl to however by the attor in preparation of theto the Senate he con 8IHGHAM i trustees of the unlver itself that every dollar Hinre used bv the university for edu such assertion embodied tn resolution of the (Jenera! not occurred debt really ex was passed the to their judicial evidence The fact and infer to Governor Miller of this of the Vtn The attor to March 3 BILL tr SEEKS RAISING DAM WHITE RIVER IS Roll Call reading clerk the indlandpolls City Legislature to pass veto a bill Increasing $200 to $900 per UNION REUSES TO VOTE AGAINST COUNTY OPTION Some Members of House Head Movement to Buy Him Present Members of the "House of Representa tives jvho fcela trifle at Governor Hanly started a joke at bls expense They went to other members of the Housewho were known to be opposed to Gov ernor Hanly's call of tho Legislature and suggested in all apparent seriousness that and the called upon him In WHEELER GIVES READING Donald Wheeier gave an evening readings in the Odcon last evening Hloor Schleppy and Edward Hn closed the progmtn with the sketch Student of Shakespeare DUPLEX Pumps Bellers eeders Cendenstrs Electric Pumps Works Senate Ave and (Oth St an Incurable malady that the recoveries cer were made by the foregoing hereby Alflle Wintermute ortune Teller Re sents Removal of Tokens Algle Winlermute who assorts he does a profitable business telling fortunes yesterday filed a petition for Injunction In the Circuit Court naming his former wife Mrs Josephine Wlntermntei and Josephine Conrad as defeudaiils Wln term ute wants the assistance of the law to prevent the defendants from removing from his premises on West Washington street sundry piles of stones crucibles bottles pieces of glass and other articles The different piles which Wintermute suys ho has "ricked are declared to be valuable "for purposes of ornamenta tion and to advertise his business" Wintermute declares the accumulation of articles referred to has been a groat trouble md expense and if removed could not be replaced Josephine attorneys say she is half owner of the property In question and has a "right to clear it of the debris do the McBride who presided 'but we wanted to go on refusing to In tho length of last If an ad onco Usntl by Those Who Know Do You? to consult with Ilepub of tho Lvglslature and He had a number of con Ifft on lie de the log 41 EAST WASHINGTON ST: Silks Building Old Phone Main 1875 Dr Method ol Restoring Missing Teeth without ths use ot Plates or Bridges Looss teeth made tight We cure Pyorrhea (Higgs disease of ths sums) The only place In the city where Dr Day's Senator Meets Meg berg of Legislature and Party Leaders Senator Ilemcnway camo to Indianap olis yesterday llcan members usrtv leaders feronces during the evening and late night train for Chlciigo cllncd to express any views as to Islatlve situation Boy Manages Lawn pete tor Mission MINTON REPLIES TO BREWERY ARGUMENT One million A Week Blackburn's Excitement Supposed to Have HastenedEnd of Mrs Bettcher rightened by a fire near her homo Mrs Clara Bcttcher 27 years old 858 De Quincy street suffered a fatal attack of heart trouble according to the death report made yesterday to the Board of Health by Dr John Hoover who attended her The death return shows that the young woman bad been 111 for some time with malarial fever This greatly weak ened her and the excitement during the fire brought on the heart attack The fu neral will be held today AINTS IN JURY ROOM lorence Munden 118 Concprdia fainted while testifying the grand jury She wan carried Gub Condo chairman of the Ways and I Means Committee hit upon a pian which probably will be adopted He proposes to appropriate a certain fixed amount say $25000 or $30000 and to insert In the bill a provision that the unexpended bal ance shall revert to the general fund While Nelson Butler of Campbellsburg was visiting his aunt Mrs May Cross '27 South Addison street last w'eek he conceived the idea of a lawn fete for The Star Summer Mission und With the assistance of his aunt and others it was given and netted $4 39 Capt Orla Edgington who has the boating privilege at Riverside Park went before the Park Board yesterday to suggest that tho stage of the water above the Rivor Hidu dam bo ruined He said there was so little water there that his boats were being dried out and damaged The Park Board did not believe It possible to allow the water to rise until after all the work now under way on the darn has been finished explaining that io raise the water would so increase the pressure that the work would be mademuch more difficult and expensive In the course of his remarks before the board Mr Negley said the Marlon Con struction Company which had tho con tract for the new bridge over the river at Thirtieth street was given tho work on force account to repair the dam thus repeating on Intimation that the delay of the work on the dam would make the bridge job more profitable In that It would keep the stage of the water lower The board members told the lawyer thev were sure the engineers in charge of the work 'for the city had done tnolr best and that all possible speed had been made The members thought all the work on tho dam would bo completed within a week Tho Park Board declined yesterday to allow a claim of $1800 made by the Marlon County Construction Company for work done on the dam a year ago Mem bers said they did not believe materials charged for In the account had been furnished the university receipted for the same cording to the terms of the act of tho proprlation On Ground for Vincennes local option bill and sent it back latter organization Tho the resolution Monday night it still further it was sent to Committee inds Way to Secure Money to Run Legislature A question arose yesterday as to the manner of making an appropriation to defray the expenses of the special ses sion Inasmuch as no pursotu knows how long the special session Is to last it is difficult to estimate the amount of money that will be required to meet the expenses and at the same time it Is necessary that an appropriation be made so that funds to defray the running expenses may become Immediately available indirectly that of such report creditor existed university Nor was any he concurrent xBsembly of 1903 bv which the matter was i Jferred to the commission consisting of the Governor secretary auditor and treasurer state Nor are we able to And among ad papers submitted that any committee of the legislature or any officer of the state to whom the matter has been referred has found that such relation of debtor and creditor exists since the settlement in 1895 when the Legislature appropriated $15000 In full and the state paid that sum and ne ap DEANESS With very few exceptions roarhiR hissing and other noises in the head the forerunners of Impaired hearing and deafness are caused by catarrhal Inflammation of tho middle ear and unless this cause is removed deafness first in one and then other ear Is certain to follow sufferers will send a two cent to pay postage Chemists Dayton will send samnle of Catarrh which will prove that every form of catarrh and catarrhal deafness can be positively cured The first applica tion gives relief Read what grateful people who have used this remedy say about It "Since using your balm I can hear my watch tick and enjoy company because I can now hear and carry on conversation which I could not do for a great many years The noises In my head were so annoying that I could not sleep at night but now they aro all gone My nose which was so in flamed that It was as large at the top as at the bottom is all right Henry Capt Edgington Boating leges at Riverside Asks Board 4 Increase (Water Stage I Tarry IB Negley representing Mrs Catherine Sponsel Dies As Result of Broken Leg Mrs Catherine Rebecca Sponsel who died at the home of her daughter Mrs John Hoyt 2042 Highland Place as the result ot a fail will be burled at Milroy Pa today Mrs Sponsel was 72 years old She had been In feeble health for some time She died Wednesday About a week before her death she tripped and fell In her room suffering a broken leg and her death was the result THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SATURDA 4 I 54 Jn dust tight moisture proof packages Never sold in bulk a State official and authorized to authenticate documents I have been called upon In my official capacity to authenticatehundreds of statements that are so at varl ance with the popiilai beliefs and the evl dence of the text books as to the curability of chronic kidney disease that the unusual precaution was taken to have them authen with an official seal ly? Text books declare that inflammation of Mhe kidneys In the chronic forms Is Incurable 1 Several hundred letters and statements se Elected because they were from supposed in curables were presented for attestation andcertificates The recoveries reported by them ppermft only two views viz: either the age of miracles has not passed or the text booxsare wrong and the supposed dead line be tween the curable and the incurable forms of kidney disease has disappeared To myn ynind there is no escape from the latter view and chronic kidney disease even In its worst i rorms is no longer further certify titled to as above Benal Compound Tn attestation nf attach my signature and official seal at mv office In Montgomery Block San rancisco California this 23th day of ebruary 1U08 fiscal i THOMAS BUHNES Notary Public In and for the City and County of San rflnciseo Renal Compound is the first suo cessfui Renal emollient thus reducing Renal Inflammation and kidney disease Is now curable for the first time Even serious supposed Incurable forms yield as above Pharmacy corner ir Meridian and Ohlo are sole local agents Ask for Bl Monthly Bulletin of late recoveries 4 Advertising Men Will Try Celestial At mosphere Monday Night "Re a Chinaman once said an announcement Issued yesterday to the members of the Adscript Club on flaming red paper It was all for the pur pose of telling tho members that the club expected to feed on chop suey Monday night at Moy There will bo talk ing as well as eating the eating part the program to begin at 6:30 clock Gov Hanly Reads Message: 1 Democrats Rest on Qars jeuuitiuui The members of Council want the over the their salaries from num This 1111 passed the House last ses sion by a' maforlty of thirty six to six and the Senate by a majority of seventv slx to six The Governor It alter the session adjourned A committee from the Indianapolis Council waited upon the leaders of both branches of the General Assembly and upon James Watson last night and Im plored their assistance In passing the bill over the Governors head The committee did not receive much en couragement as the Republican members of the Legislature have decided that thevwill not take up any bills that were be fore the Legislature at Its last session The committee that urged the measure was composed of William Neukom president ot the Council Albert Cottey William Rhodes Charles Davis John Wood red Eppert John IL Hamlet Charles Hartmann Dr Benja min Brown Otto Hofmann (J Bangs Ed Stlckelman Theodore Portions Harry Royse John Donovan av Wright James Sullivan Jacob Hllkeno Lew Henry and Albert Uhl Mrs street before from the jury room and in the reception room became well enough after resting a while to go to her home on a street car The woman appeared In behalf of her husband Daniel Munden who Is nc cuscd of a crime by his daughter 15 years old The Democratic members of tslnturo rested on their oars last night and only a few Informal conferences were held While the Republican legislators weie In caucus many tho Democratic soloes attended the The Democratic program as fullv ma provides that every possible ef fort shall be made to adjourn the Legis lature without acting upon thoscounty lo cal option bill" It is the intention of the minority to nag the majorltyvcontlnually with motions to adjourn sine die These motions will be largely for effect throughout the state as tending to show that tho Democralio members are opposed to prolonging the special session which is costing a little over $2000 a day in probable that today an effort will be made on the Democratic side of the House to have tho state appropriations bills passed under suspension of the rules Tf'la nnt hAlipvPil that Branch will entertain such a motion but it will snord tho Democratic members their first chance to "cut No one can forecast the probable length of the special session but in view of the determination of the temperance people to be heard and the blocking of the plan for a quick adjourn ment it now seems probable that the ses sion will not terminate inside of a week Ten days is the limit suggested by Speak er Branch change in the tactics of the Demo cratic leaders may still further lessen the probability of a brief session Represen tative Carroll McCullough of Andoraon says If the session continues for five days he will Introduce a mH amending the metropolitan police law so as to take from Hie governor niie power police commissioners The Democratic plan of troduce bills hldges upon time the Legislature Is to inurnment can not bo forced a which now seems Impossible a variety pf Democratic measures may be introduced including a bill providing for a guarantee of bank deposits Numbe of Places Reduced According to lists of employes placed In the hands of Hastings chief clerk of the House and Chief Doorkeeper Wlntrode the number of employes of tho House has been reduced one half The number ot clerks stenographers post masters pages doorkeepers and other employes to be used by the House Is twenty six Capt Olivo was re appointed minute clerk staff and the representatives proposing each clerk is as follows: Robinson (Cox) John Owen (Hays) Wil liam Entrekln '(Holloway) A Clark (Norwood)R Mason (Springer) Wil liam Hammond (Weaver) and Ct Mick (Zook) i The doorkeepers and representatives suggesting their names are: Mose Ro blmwltz (Kellar) Beniamin etzer (Lowden) Henry Swindler (McCIaskey) Noble York (Meeker) 1) Williams (Morton) Clark (Norwood) George Arnick (School) King (Simlson) Earl Hall (Volz) Marnlg (Watson) nr rank 1 Miller (Zeis) i The men were all on hand at the open ing of the session and went to work iuuu' Building Trades Department Rejects Resolutions Adopted by the Cen tral Labor Organization Tho building trades department of the American ederation of Labor at meeting last night turned down the res olution sent to It by the Central Labor Union declaring against the passage of a county to the passed to act building department i We did not adopt any resolution clailng in favor of the passage oi (Jill JHIU vv nt tho rnpptlnir record as not being opposed to the meas ure There were fifty six delegates at the meeting and tne motion not to adopt Hie resolution carried without a dissent Ing Mr McBride said that tho resolution bad been sent to the building depart secretary with request that it come before the meeting but it whs sent back without the stamp of approval 1VWVI 4X7V4 LtllO UVl'L OlltH) DVl out to its trustees attorneys or any other person or persons for services rendered I board of trustees has the opinion of as able counsel as there is In the state Including Judge that the law is constitutional beyond doubt these funds will be used as in tended In the original grant by Congress Is pledged in the law of 1907 and will he faithfully observed the history of tho university for economy since Its founda tion in a guarantee of the future" Graterfnl Patrons Tell ot Almost Mlnundone Cures of utarncts Grunuhitcfl Lids Wild Hnlrs I leers Wenk Watery yes and All Eye Mend Your Name and Address With Two Cent Stamp for 'mo Trial Bottls Ths cures by this rnaglc lotion every day are truly remarkable I have re peatedly restored to sight persons nearly blind for years tncsifl wild hairs granulated lids disappear almost Instantly with the use of this magic remedy Wenk watery eyre are cleared hi a single night ami quickly restored to perfect health It has repeatedly cured where all other rnrnndles and all doctors had failed It is indeed a magic remedy and I am rted tn give ibis free trial to any sufferer from sore sjne or any eye trouble Many have thrown away their glasses after lining It a week Preachers teachers doc tors lawyers engineers students dressmek ers and all who use their eyes under strain find with this Magic Lot I on'' a safe sure and quick relief If you have sore eves or any eye trouble write ran today I am in earnest In making rnv offer of a free trial bottle of this lotion I am glad tn furnish proof in many well proven and authentic cases where It hna cured cataract after the doctors said that only a dangerous and expensive opera tlon would save sight Tf you trouble of any kind you will make a serious mistake if you do not send for my great tas 1 offer of this Magic Eye Lotion Address wlfnu full description of your trouble and a twn cent stamp Rchlegel 2N38 Home Bank Bldg Peoria 111 and you will receive by return mall prepaid a trial bottle of this magic remedy that has restored muny almost blind to sight 5 The Vincennes University claim which Governor Manly desires the Legislature to repeal but from Indications it will not amounts to $12O52Svf It passed each Rouse in 1907 receiving SO fuvoiablo votes when it was first up in the Senate and 73 in the House and 34 when It camo up Tor pas sage again in the Senate and 66 in tii House oxer the veto With announcement by Governor Hanly in his message yesterday that he had an opinion fromx At torney General Bingham to the effect that the law is unconstitutional' friends of the claim were surpiised inasmuch as' the atUhnoy general at 4 he last session in responseto a request from the 'Senate furnished an opinion to the constitutional It is explained ney general that opinion' furnished sldered only the bill nd the Constitution and law of the State ot Indiana as lie interpreted them and did not puss upon the merit or demerit of the claim In the preparation of the opinion submitted to Governor Hanly the attorney general based his 'statements on the statement of facts submitted to him by the Governor Law Hanly Holds Is Violated It is contended by Governor Hanly that the law violates Section 6 of Article 10 of the state Constitution as it creates a debt This law provides that law shall authorize any debt to bo contracted on behalf of the state except the fol lowing cases To meet casual deficits in the revenue to pay the Interest on the state debt to repel invasion suppress in surrection or if hostilities be threatened provide for the public The "attorney general in his opinion to the Senate savs that if the courts in considering the bill should come to the conclusion that it is an attempt to create a debt upon the part of the state and does not merely recognise an existing in debtedness thev would undoubtedly hold the enactment unconstitutional Inasmuch as it apparent that in that event it would fall within any one of the classes of powers mentioned in Article 10 Section 5 of the on the other savs the at torney general courts of the state should arrive atJhe conclusion that this bill simply changes the form of an in debtedness for which the state is now liable the above section of the Constitu tion would have no application whatever as 4t only refers to the creation and not to the recognition of debts contractedpon behalf of the In closing his opinion the attorney general says: The courts may inquire whether a liabil ity actually existed on the part of the state at the time of this enactment which was capable of recognition by the bill in ques tion The decision of the Legislature upon that question would be no more controlling upon the courts than Its decision that a con tingency had arisen when a new debt should be contracted in cases where at first blush it was apparent to any reasonable person tnat such a contingency naa In ascertaining whether a isted at ttie time tne statute courts might resort not only knowledge but to extrinsic recitals and statements of ences therefrom contained in the title and peramble of the statute while there might be evidence of the facts therein referred to wouia not oe conclusive The bill Jn Question on that there Is an existing debt of $120548 uue tne ooara or trustees University from the State of Indiana and to Issue bonds In payment thereof would only be changing the form of an existing Indebt edness and assuming without deciding that5 such indebtedness does exist and consider ing only the terms of the bill In question it is my opinion that the same la constltu tional 'Held New Debt Is Created The opinion furnished Hanly by Miller Shirley city goes into the history cennes University claim nevs maintain that nrlor 1907 when the law providing for the pay ment of the $120000 claim passed the entire claim had been settled and paid and language as clear as lan guage can be written the trustees of the university had jeccipted theietor in In other words it is held that the law creates a new debt and is therefore In violation of Section 5 of Article 10 of the Constitution The opinion continues: It will be observed that neither In tho nreamble nor in any nart of this of March 9 1907 Is it asserted that al Dio time this act was passed the state wus as a matter of law indebted to Vincennes Uni versity in any sum whatever Neither did the report of the secretary auditor and treasurer of state assert either directly or at tne time ot the making the relation of debtor and between the state and the are the greatest energy makers of all the wheat foods io as demand lmmftdlatos passage should be taken up and Unit adjournment should follow as soon as possible Tho night rider legislation caused con siderable discussion but the concensus ot opinion was that no immediate danger exists Representative Balt soil of Van derburgh Gibson and Knox Counties con tended that the tobacco barns In south ern counties will be In grove danger as soon an they are stored with tobacco He Insisted that a night rider bill Hitch as the Governor neks should be i at his session It was agreed: that a night rider bill should be considered ITo discussion was I'fluaTly ns interest ing on the Vincennes claim Homo of the members were willing that a repeal bill should bo Introduced and reported out of committee ho that a vote could bo taken but they said freolv that they would not repudiate the action of tho foinmr session This bill will bo permitted to come up but Is doomed to death In committee Tho feeling prevailed that tho Supremo Court should bo allowed to pass upon the law before any action Is taken to repeal It This sentiment prevailed In the Henato conference where concerted action bv tho members was quicker ami more decisive The senators: decline to give Governor Hanly all the legislation ho wants with Mime degree of posltlveneHs The Republican senators wpro In con ference for some time yesterday after noon discussing legislation In general it was stated they had practically agreed to the program submitted bv their organiza tion before that body reported The action of tho House In concurring In the samo made the way for the Semite easy and It will now proceed to expedite business as much as possible Senator t'hailes Roemlor of Indianapolis was the chair man of the Senate Conference Commit tee and presented the report at the meeting of tho senators last evening A report was going around last night to the effect that the brewers If driven to a last extremity In the county local option fight have under their control the resignations ot enough members of the House of Representatives to break a quorum and make it Impossible to do business This Is the plan that was used after (ho civil war to prevent the ratin es tlon bv the Indiana Legislature of the tlilrnmnlli amendment to tho Constitu tion ot the United States Tho report was not generally credited all hough it catnn from sources that ap peared to ba reliable It was denied emphatically by Joseph 1C Bell and loyd Woods a Horneys for Ilin brewing Interests The law provides that a resig nation of a member of the Legislature in order to be effective need not be ac cepted by (he Governor but a tender to the Governor Is sufficient Governor Quotes Leading irm in Support of His Contention Debt Is Created Declares County Lopal Option Will Not Interfere Wlth'Mqore or Nicholson Laws One of the arguments' used by brew ery lobbyists against the enactment of a county unit local optlondaw is that it ill repeal the Moorfc remonstrance law and it is contended that a bill can not be so framed that it will clearly show that such is the intention of the Legislature In reply to these arguments Min ton 'legislative superintendent of the Anti Saloon League whp drcw the orig inal draft of the Moore remonstrance law has Issued a statement or opinlin in which he contends that the bill can be and has been so framed that if passed it will not repeal the Nicholson law nor the Moore remonstrance law or Interfere with their operation The statement in part is as follows: question has been before' the courts of other states and perhaps the clearest statement is from Texas They have a statute providing for local option by precinct town city and county The precinct has voted no license but in a subsequent election no license failed to carry in the county as a whole The: applicant contended that asfc the countv had rejected prohibition he was entitled to a license in a no license precinct But tn Ex parte Cox 28 Tex Ap 537 13 826 othe court says: failure to carry (local option) in the entire county would leave the status of any of these subdivisions Tf the county just as it was before the county election was held If local option already existed it would still remain in force if It did not xisi the subdivisions could immediately claim an i other election for their locality without waiting for the expiration of nvo venrs It is only when local option has been car ried for the entire countv at nn election for the entire county that such a law takes the place of and supersedes the law of any of the subdivisions of tho i the case of Baxter vs State 89 Pae page 369 (Oro decided Man'll 26 1907 the court savs: act is not inconsistent in that It does not provide against prohibition when the county as a whole voted for prohibition Where pro hibition Is adopted by the countv as a whole it is the adoption of a policy of county government and as such must he applied to the entire county even though a precinct therein votes against it hut when' a county as a whole votes against prohibition it has thereby adopted no measure or policy for the county by Its vote It has duly said it will not adopt prohibition for tho county as a whole and if a precinct in such a case does adopt prohibition it will not be in con flict with or inconsistent with the county has the Beal law which permits a majority of the voters of any city to banish the saloons and the Brannock law which permits a vote in districts within the city In the case of Columbus vs Jeffrey 14 Dec 609 affirmed 72 647 the court holds that when a city vote dry under the Bea) law the entire city is dry and no election can be hold under" the Brannock law But If the city votes wet then the of the Brannock law can be invoked and an election called at once under that law The court says: while no vote in the municipality as a whole under the provisions of the Beal law can be again had within two years there is nothing to preven Man election In districts of the municipality under the provisions of the Brannock VARSITYSURPRfSE CITY LAWMAKERS DESIRE MEASI RE INCREASING THEIR SALARY PASSED OVER VETO BIT CHANCES AKE SLIM or the second time since he became i head of the state government Governor Hanly yesterday read his message to the 1 lawmakers of the state assembled In joint and special session Instead of al lowing the reading eJerks to perform tneir tong accustomea' autyi i The reading consumed Governorlon than leave his ploy any Mail this Coupon to us We will send Name IsAA ticket fov one free dr'nk of bo1' Town HI IMBB tie COCA COLA and a beautiful Art WW Souvenir COCA COLA 742 Wash St Indianapolis Indianapolis Council on Salary Bill a I fir His Opinion in Vincennes Matter to Senate Not on Points Raised by Hanly Energy is well nourished muscles plus well nourished nerves Governor Reads His Message to Legislature to Drive Home County "Option Plea Hanly Near Rout Again Lack of Activity Presages Storm to Break When Temperance unes Are urawn A small but active lobby is here to look after the of the claim Those who are leading the fight to pre vent the repeal or the law uro James I Wad et Emison of Vincennes II Adams eanor or tne Vincennes commercial Royal Purcell editor of the Vincennes Sun RobinsOn ex clerk of Knox County and others Theso men do not contend that a legal debt exists but that the obligation is a moral one It Is main tained by the friends of the law that Governor veto message aoes not contain all the facts and it is asserted that the Governor refused to give the members of the board of trustees a hear ing wnen they January 1907 iConcerning the yesterday said: board of sitv has nlertsred 1o be paid the university by snau ri cational purposes and that no portion thereof shall be paid out for foes or to any other person or persons for services rendered the university 100 years not one dollar has ever been paid out by the university for tho services of its trustees and the board of trustees of tho university again Pledges thC member WtffbHo his rereipls fo? tA mileage toward buying a nice present for tno Governor unc or two members who wero "approached ventured some eauHtio remarks before the joke was explained to them HEMENWAY IN CONERENCES BY HANLYIH PLEA A lr 1 EORTS TO ORCE APPROPRIATIONSAN ADIOLRN PKOBABIE AMI METROPOUTAN EE BKOLGHT AnCECQftDICQ Glbuon Auto company: Maaachustta ava mnnkf BUICK LOSEY DUIvA ISO Ill Eaat New Tork st Gibson Auto Co i 281 Mea ave DAHin Motor truck end war Indian HArlll apoMs Motor Car Co 4 1 1 Markt take the proper action regarding the death of these two members Lieutenant Governor Miller announced that the committees appointed at the last regular session would stand and that all of the oldofficers ot the Upper House would hold over Julian Hogate' secretary of the Sen ate after the session had concluded held a meeting instructing a few new employes After the Senate adjourned to meet this morning at i i i IV lWR Galleries illed In 7 "When Speaker Branch rapped nrder in the House at three minutes 10 the galleries were 1 well filled and the floor was a veritable hive of moving members who were greeting one another and discusshig the session Officers ot the Anti Saloon League in cluding the Rov Shumaker su perintendent for Indiana and Barney superintendentof the Indianapo lis district were mingling with the members rank Hall Democratic nominee for Lieutenant'1 Governor occu pied the seat ot Representative Cary Jackson of Rush County for a time Congressman Charles Landis of the Ninth District Jonn Gowdy ex Re publican state chairman John Bil helmer state auditor: State Superintend ent Cotton and other state officials moved about the legislators greeting them at their desks or in the aisles When the gavel sounded at the speak table the members sought their desks and thevhum" of voices stopped The newly elected members Lewis Cowing Republican of Delaware County and Henry Dembcrger Democrat of Posey Countv took the seats occupied at the last regular session by the whom they succeeded John aulkner Dem ocrat of Laporte County who was elect ed to succeed himself took his old seat Invocation was offered by the Rev Savers of Winchester who in asking Divine blessing and guidance for the members urged that they conduct them selves in a way to bring shame upon tnemseives" ana as tne have them Only Two Absent at William Walker as read to the House the proclamation of the Governor calling the Legislature together At roll call all members answered to their rnames except Representatives aulkner and Benson who were out of the room at the time nena ivr uscar jsiana oi ureene County entered the House from the rear and upon being recognized by Speaker Branch announced that the Senate had convened and was ready for business Representative Janies Monroe itch of Delaware Countv moved that a committee of three be appointed to notify the Senate that the House had convened and was ready for business Speaker Branch ap pointed on that committee Representa tives itch Weaver and Hottel who re paired to the Senate XTpon motion of Representative Elliott of ayette County the speaker appointed Repre sentatives Elliott and Harry Downey the latter of Shelby County to notify the Governor that the House was ready for business Upon his return Representative Elliott announced that Governor Hanly would be ready at 10:45 to give his message in person to the Assembly A recess was then taken during which the two new members of the House were sworn in At 10:40 o'clock tho members of the Sen ate entered the House and took seats that had been placed for them in the aisles and about the walls of the chamber Mrs Hanly wife of the Governor with (J Van Arsdel of Greencastle who is a close i personal friend of the Governor entered and took seats at the left of the table Lieutenant Governor Miller president of the Senate took the ravel and called the joint session to order Speaker Branch! sat at Mr left The Lieutenant Governor appointed a committee consist ing of Senators Pearson McCallum and Shafer and Representatives Gilbert Elliott Johnston and White to escort the Gov ernor to the chamber Governor Hanly at entered with the com mittee at the rear door His appearance on the platform was the signal for applause The Governor was intro duced by Lieutenant Governor Miller only thirty four minutes Hanly made no other preten reading Not once did his eyes manuscript so? he did not ern of the gestures he often does home hls words When he had concluded he wended h1s way back to i his office the joint session was ad journed and in a few minutes both the Senate and the House had adjourned until 10 this morning Not a bill was introduced not a speech was made but all were agreed it was only the calm before the storm which will break in great fury the moment the lines are drawn on tho temperance issue In 1907 Governor Hanly was insist ent on reforms in the mattei of handling estate funds as the result of the discov ery of irregularities in several offices and an fnsuranee law creating a separatc de i apartment was also dear to his heart i Yesterday it was the reform on which he has set his heart county local option that led him to read his message in Hie hope it would strike home Three demonstrations marked the read ying of the message one when the Gov ernor arose and another when he haxi concluded the latter continuing for sev eral minutes The" interruption when he was readinc was also nrnnminrad nnrt ap curred at the point when he declared that the legislators if they failed to pass the law county local option must account to the people who sooner or later would secure it and that neither the majority "a nor the minority could escape the respon i sibility 7 The message was brief abounded ini strong remarks the Governor was in good voice and was given a good hearing throughout But as county option was the thought uppermost in his mind so it was iri the minds of the legislators and when he reached this portion of his message all were at close attention The message hpwever was in no sense full of surprises The speeches the Governortfie last ten days cover every point he made yesterday and many of the strong expressions are in prac tically the same verbiage Not Equal to Speech wHis denunciation of the liquor interest and lobby present at the special ses Bion was strong but 'did not approach his impassioned JT speech at the state convention Brewery men and their lobbyists will have to learn of the excoria tion through the prints for so far as could be discerned not one of them was about the State House yesterdav His arguments in favor of county lo cal option followed along Hines laid downVby himself and other speakers through oiit the campaign In the main lie held that the county is the matural unit and hot tha'warrl qnl trui'nuliln rnolin1 a the Democrats would weaken Xthe effective Moore remonstrance law While his words regarding the night 1 rider situation were calculated to excite fBome fears for the safety of the tobacco crop in all fairness it must be said that they did not excite much interest al though it is certain the Legislature will pass' a law along the lines recommended by the Governor His plea for the continuance of ap propriations to carry ou work the several state institutions fell on respon fiive ears and there Is no doubt recommendation will be adapted This holds true of the plan jor aaaiuonai money lor me gins and otherHnstltutions Vincennes University Bill This can not be said of his recommendation utEriner the reneal law giving Vincennes University $129000 He strongly urged the Legislature tp undo its work at the regular session and said he would submit opinions of 'Miller Shirley Miller and the attorney general upholding his views of the un constituyopallty of the act He also Tointrd nut CIS Thr Slfeir Inrl ir ti inrl ot tbn time he issued hts proclamation as further justification for calling the special i session that if the bonds were repealed the expense of the special session more than be saved President Ellis of Vincennes University Emison of incennes Royal Pur is Komnson or friends of the in House at the time than a passing In of the message Senate Convenes Promptly 1 The Senate promptly at: 10 o'clock Lieutenant Governor Miller pre sided He mdde a brief speech to the members and asked the secretary to read Governor proclamation: The Rev Allan Philputt pastor of the Central Christian Church of Indian npolis made a brief prayer in which: he asked that the legislators might have the guidance of an all wise Providence He asked also that the Divine blessing might rest upon the Governor of the state The Senate transacted routine business until called Into the House to listen to the message of the Governor Resolutions were offered In memory of os i Senator Benz and Senator arber mem bers of the body who have died in the last year Committees were appointed to i a I Mu A a tl A I 5 1 i 'K 1 s'" It 3 W'k 1 Il" Illl I I 5 4 i 5 4 An Mjo 5 11 I 1 2" MKb 1 IM iBll 1 HI A i INI WW 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