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Swarson, .Chicago, ‘led the for¢es favoring passage of theâ€" measure. â€" Reps.* Schnackenberg, Chicago, and Little, Champaign, also urged enactment, claiming it would rid the hard. roads of the careless driver. ‘ § MEASURE TO LICENSE AUTO DRIVERS KILLED House Puts Kibosh on Bill to Make AH Car Operators Take Examinationâ€" The automobile drivers‘ license bill was consigned to the legislative junkâ€" heap following its defeat last week by the house after lengthy debate in which Cook county representatives generally fought for its enactment while the downstate‘ opposed. The "If the bill saves only one human life," Rep. Lyons said, "it is worth the. effert to bringabout its pdssage: I for one downstate member want to go. on record for the bill, believing that its district enforcement will in time bring about the cancellation of a numâ€" ber of drivers who have no regard for the pedestrian. In my judgment this class, of drivers should have their licenses® revoked." es . Opposition to the bill. was led by Reps. Rice, Lewistown; Roe, Vandailia, and Borders, East St. Louis. Rép. Rice declared that accidents in Illinois were fewer than in any other stite and that the bill‘s passage would inâ€" vite another brand ofâ€"snoopers. He declared that an améendment to the motor â€"vehicle act wouldâ€"secure_ the results sought under this measure. _ f Declares It Dead . When it became apparent that the bill was going down to defeat, Rep. Swanson endeavored to postpone furâ€" therâ€"consideration but his : motion failed andâ€"the spéaker declared the bill dead. & & s Rep. Richard J. Lyons, Mundelein, also spoke for the bill. Making his initial speech of the session, the Lake county representative* declared | the measure "a step in the right direcâ€" tion." § § qoi &# tol, . The bill first provided for a drivers license fee and for a strict examinaâ€" tion supervised by the secretary of state. In this form it barely squeezed through the senate but after reachâ€" ing the house was sent.to a subâ€"comâ€" mittee where it was rewritten and alâ€" tered so badly that only the number and title of the original bill remained. Many newspapers in the state opâ€" posed passage of the bill, terming it "needless legislation." _ _ 2 * Others Killed Rep. Chynoweth‘s bill placing dry cleanérs of the state under the jurisâ€" diction of_the department of trade and _ commerce and~ providingâ€" for a $10 license fee also went to the junk heap when the house by a vote of 77â€"25 adopted Rep. O‘Grady‘s motion to strike out the enacting clause. Similar efforts to kil Rep. Burns‘ bill making county treasurers exâ€"ofâ€" ficio treaswrers of> school distriects, and Rep. Rennick‘s bill giving cities under> commission form of governâ€" ment authority to select newspapers other than dailies as their . official organ, failed. aâ€"4 Lyons Speaks for Bill ._B. E. Johnson to E. A. 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