INDEX
321
- Ihering, Rudolph von, on the struggle for law, 266.
- Illiterates, 142.
- Income tax, 83.
- Indeterminate permits, 61, 64.
- Individual, cases showing abuses of corporation against, 49.
- diagram showing inability to contend with corporations, 47.
- Industrial commission, 162.
- Industrial education, 127, 141.
- Industrial insurance, see Workmen's compensation.
- Industrial liberty; doctrine of, in the United States, 25.
- Initiative, see Referendum.
- Insurance, commissioner, an appointive officer, 79.
- regulation, 73.
- Jameson, J. F., on dangers of prosperity, 301.
- Judge-made law, see Law, judge-made.
- Judges, 233, 255.
- primary election law does not apply to, 92.
- recall of, 122, 255, 269.
- Judicial decisions, recall, 122, 255, 269.
- Laissez faire, doctrine of, 25.
- Law, how actually made, 218.
- judge-made, 221, 233.
- power of courts to pass upon constitutionality of, 208.
- revisor of statutes to codify, 208.
- Law schools, faulty instruction of, 238, 253.
- Legislation, no delegation of, to railroad commission, 45.
- in Wisconsin, influence of German ideas and ideals upon, 26.
- Legislative reference department, 196, 214.
- non-partisanship essential, 218.
- Legislature, 194.
- commissions appointed by, 170.
- hearings before committees of, 199.
- length of sessions of, 206.
- notable legislation of, in 1911, 274.
- Libraries, traveling, 152.
- Lush, C. K., on second choice, 93.
- Majority elections, see Second choice.
- Marshall, Judge, on work of the courts, 263.
- Mileage books, regulation of, 41.
- Monopoly, 1.
- Municipal ownership, 65, 67.
- Municipalities, public utilities in relation to, 69.
- Mutual employers' liability insurance companies, 76.
- Mutual life insurance companies, 76.
- Normal schools, tax for, 86.
- Norwegians in Wisconsin, 20.
- O'Reilly, J.B., on relation of wealth and poverty, 7.
- Passes, regulation of, 41.
- Physical connection of telephones, see Telephones, physical connection of.
- Physical valuation, 59.
- Political purposes, limitation of expenditure of money for, 101.
- Potter law, 37.
