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CLASS CITIES
Senator Clark's Bill Proposes
Mayorand Councilm: nic Body
DAIRY AND FOOD BILLS
Revolutionary Alterations in Munici-
pal Government Do Not Include
Ripper Clause—All Salaried
Officers to Serve Terms.
(8pecial Harrisburg Correspondence.)
Harrisburg.-—A revolutionary change
fn the government of third-class cities
is proposed in a bill introduced in the
Senate by Sens or Henry A. Clark, of
Erie. It provides for a mayor and a
mall councilmanic body for gov-
ernment of cities The bill, |
which wa first introduced
$n the present session of the Legisla
ture, hes the support of the Civic Al
lied f Third-class Cities, and
according to Senator Clark, has been
indorsed by chambers of commerce
and trade of many third
olass cities. The four pri
ares of the bill are: A
four council elected at
conduct the affairs of
tiative, referendum;
lot for the alec
cers
per,
the
such
s one of the
Bodies o
boards of
ncipal feat
mayor and
large to
cities;
part isan
unicipal
men
the
contain a
measur iding
salaried
prov
offic
Oo
Dairy and Food Bills
rT
em
nilk from
provid
erosene of
nader a bill int
of Philadelphia, all
roduced
indu
power
one no
machinery in o
record are rec
er decisions | nety
juired
days il
y #8 the time
nded by perm slo of all part
nterest, according to a bill pro
by Senator Sensenich, West
and oth
flaw or equity,
All soelal clubs t
Hquor will be
basis as license
presented in
Judson, of
izations that aell
same
if a bill
Mr
is enacted Into law
accel on the
Washington
County,
must obtain a
the same manner as
loons, must pay the same
and sell liquors only during the hours
Heense in practically
secured by =a
license foe
that “saloons 1 are e permitted to carry on,
the business. The bill carries out the
| suggestion on the subject contained in
yovernor Tener's receni annual mes
sage. The resolution offered in the
Senate for an investigation into the
necessity for, number and salaries and
efficiency of all officers and employ-
es of the Legislature, State depart-
ments, boards and commissions,
passed the Senate unanimously. Be-
fore it was finally adopted it was
that the Democratic
House members of the investigating
commission shall number two instead
of one
BIG RAFT OF HOUSE BILLS.
Mothers’ Pensions and Many Other
Projects Introduced.
A bill appropriating $250,000 for the
relief of destitute mothers was pre-
seuted in the House by Mr. Stein, Al
legheny, the mother being eligible
only when compelled to work away
from home and children in order to
support herself and offspring The
poor authorities are to administer the
fund after the Court approves an ap
plication, the amount of relief to be
the first child and $5 for each
ovided
Senate
1slons are also pr
introduced in the
Philadelphia. It
le to all cities, and the
fong of the
composed of
given to
Mothers’ per
for in a bill
by Mr. Sheatz, of
applicab
ing out of the
carry
provi act 1s
trustee
are to
doned moth
vidowed or abar
The combine maximum
12 & month
children, $26
month for
ill not
ut the
urance concern also prepared
flding plans and does not wish to
yield to the other company. The ordl
of condemnation was passed by
but Mayor refused to
because of pending litigation
insurance concern. The hear
reopened by Judge Sulz
condemnati ordinance,
ically be
the Mayor permitted
neither signed nor v
Dance
Counc the
ign it,
however,
come law,
it o lie, etoed,
fcr a period of ten days
Poads to Be Repaired
The
put the roads from 18 CIty
State Highway ment will
and other
into first
when the
Depart
central points to Gettysburg
trim for next
ration of the
thi " battle of Gettysburg
place It ls expected that
be travel te battlefield
Class summer,
gsemicentennial of
will
here
cele
take
will
the from all
especially
the old
and
capital and
parts of the country,
hatween the Biante
Adams
county town
og aa
To Expedite Legislation,
Representative John R. K. S¢
chairman of the Judiciary
Committee, announced rules adopted
to expedite the business of the
mittee. They make its meetings open
to the public and, by giving the fullest
consideration to all legislation in Its
hands and the widest publicity to its
action, seek to win the approval of the
full membership of the House. The |
rules compel every bill to be disposed |
of in ten days and guard the physi |
cal possession of the original bill and |
its immediate report to the House, ]
ott,
Special
com
Cold Storage Rules.
licensing of cold storage
provided in the Wilthank bill. The
Agricultural Department is au
thorized to inspect them and temized
quarterly reports must be made, nam
ing the condition of the storage prod
wets, which the inspectors ean con
demn at any time. Records of receipts
and withdrawals must be kept, and |
houses is
State
of entry. Food cannot be kept longer
months under ordinary eir
cumstances, though ths inspectors
can allow it to be kept longer.
|
York
BANANAS ANNA ANNA PN
No Cause for Alarm About Third Base
Position While Veteran Austin
Remains in Good Health,
a spend;
Third Baseman Austin.
er. It was Austin,
laid out Pitcher C. Brown last sem.
mer on & quick throw to first. The
ball hit Brown on the back of the head
and things looked serious for awhile.
Cleveland Releases Trio.
Pitcher Gene Krapp, Catcher Jack
Adams and Outfielder Art Hauge r will
wear Cleveland uniforn next
year Krapp has been eaten to
Portland, while Adams and
have been turned over to Topsy
Toledo,
by the way, who
hart
a a a a
NOTES
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for the sake of
lendid
z
York basel
fodically
Chance was a
gift for Ne Ww
delas
Christmas
fans
And
i
now
ked to
the Washington
finish no h
Senators
are ple igher than
second.
Luther McCarty
bardier Wella He
after the “little big” f«
Hugh Jennings, after a time in
vaudeville, has come to the conclusion
would fight Bom
is going right out
Hows
“Chick”
with
Lathers, who had a trial
Detroit Tigers. has been
shipped to Indianapolis by the Provi
dence team
Frank Donnelly,
the
who served as aa
umpire last season, has signed to man-
age the Springfield club of the Threo-
Eye league.
Jim Flynn no sooner gets his black
ened eve so It looks as if it would
heal than he ig matched with Cyclone
Johnny Thompson
These golf bugs who cannot find the
regular game enough for them but
must needs add innovations have our
gincere sympathy
Joe Rivers’ punching powers have
amazed New Yorkers, which reminds
one of the time Aurelia Herrera land
ed on Denny Yanger,
The management of the Boston
American league club has refused to
raise the salaries of its players and
says the players should be satisfied
with the world's series coin
It is claimed for Wreatier Lurich
that he speaks twelve languages
fluently. He might challenge Zbyezko
tongue, to be sure the big
“There will be
‘fadeaways’ on
no room for
my team.”
He has
young material on his roster,
any
avers
National Board Declares The Eel Vie
tor in Freefor-All Pace at
Hartford Meeting.
the board of
Trotting asso
02%),
A decision rendered by
review of the
makes
National
The Eel (2
winner of the fie far
pace at the Hartford grand
meeting, September 4 it is the
instance on record of a
ciation
dead, the
now
all
circuit
first
dead horse
winning a
The race in
mained In question
was contested by seven
lows: Sir R Murphy), The
Ewen), Don Densmore
ham Baughman (Cox)
(Ray), Indeg
and Vernon
Eel won the
and Sir R.,
race
which 1 winner ré-
until this decision,
horses, as fol-
Eel (Me-
{ Parker), Bran-
. Hal B J
’ ey)
The
heat in 2:07%,
yendence { Rodn
vicKinne:
opening
according to
produced at the recent trial,
tanced. At the time of the
judges in the stan gave Murphy's
hors
the dence
dis-
race the
was
e as finishing seven Came
out and the
UNLUCKY YEAR FOR CHAMPS
Titles or Have
Decisions
ainst Them—Ad
Many Lose
Rendered Ag
Wolgast Among Then
Jackson Asks to Be Traded.
Outfielder George General” Jack-
son of the may be traded to
some other 2lub next season, as he
does not think the
agrees with him. Jackson has written
to Manager Stallings that he would
like te be traded if possible, and pre
fers St. Louis He always played in
a warm climate before coming to
Boston, and thinks he show to
much better advantage if he got away
from the Hub
Dead.
Braves
Boston climate
would
Pioneer of Baseball
One man who contributed much to
the game of baseball was Eilis Drake,
who passed away the other day at his
home in Stoughton, Mass., at the age
of seventy-six vears. He invented the
leather cover of the paseball in its
present form, but, like many other
men, he did not reap the reward of
his work, as he did not have it pat-
ented.
Davis Back With Mack.
Harry Davis, former first baseman
of the Athletics and for years adviser
of Manager Muck, is to return to the
Philadelphia club as trainer and
scout. Davis was let go last year to
manage the Cleveland club, a job
from which he resigned before the
season Rlosed,
Why Red Managers Falled.
Hanlon, Ganzel, Griffith and O'Day
failed to fill the hole at short, and
A A———"
that's one reason why they failed as
managers of the Reds.
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stoppiug at Oak Hall Station. Rvery effort
made 10 sccommodate the traveling publia.
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VETERINARY SURGEON
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