The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-10


in The Ferris amendment and Mr.
Becker amended It giving the after
news So and S3 fees ns;cai of S. aa.
$40 as in the original bin. Mr.. Fulie
opposed the wide open plan" and fav
cred the Ballinger amendment allow
ing attorneys bur $500 additional pe
onnum The members who we're TO.
the bin killed ii after it was thu.
amended
oaymar's Popular Plan.
Mr.. Gayman Of Lincoln county. in
troduced bin that will prove very
popular in all the cotton growing coun
ties, providing for. the exenlp. ion from
taxation all cctton held over until June
1. in order that the farmers nay be
encouraged to hod it, and not burn Il
Tor better price. lie introduced tho
eiil particularly for the benefit OF Ito
cotton growers in Lincoln county.
Taylor's Bill Recommended.
The hCusc committee Of the whole
favorably reported for passage MIR.
Taylor's bill for the admission Of at
torneys to the bar. II amends the pres
ent law so as not to work such a
hardship in tho way OF cNpense upon
attorneys who Gesire to be admitted.
and was favored hy Messrs. Nonsingc-.
LyiicS Boao Bal'inger and several
cthcrs. Mr.. Taylor was IL tho cAair
during ths discussion Of mis- b.li.
Hooa's Substitute.
Representative David Hogg of DAY
county. offere The following rather
humorous substitute for Mr.. Taylor S
bill governing the admission of attor.
neys to the bar. 1t was held out Of
order by The presiding officer, Mr.
Taylos in tAat the attoriegs aimed at
in tho Hosg substitute were a differ
ent lot than those nGmeJ in Taylorsl
bill:
That sections and. 2 OF article I
chapter 3, Of the session laws OF 1903.
relating 10 the examination and admis.
sion OF attorneys 20 the har. be stricl.
en- out and the following provisions ia
lieu thereof be inserted
Whereas, this is a government OF
-hc people. by the people and for the
oeople we are therefore unalterpbly op-
nosd to creating an aristocracy out Of
he legal fraternity by coaferring up
m them the exclusive right to exercise
he sole power in the administration
II Justice; believing that all men are
BY nature free ana equal VIC there
orc donounce as the doctrine OF kings /
h claim that is5y yers alone me cap
bic Of framing and should constitute
he sole administrators OF tho law:
ma whereas. each aud every iAdi,id
ial is cQ'ially alike responsible for the
avs infracti0E and that they shou Il
therefore, equally share its responsi-
Alties in legislation and judicial ad-
that we assure the abil-
iy to determine right and wrong IS
nc Of the natural Attributes of every
Iuman mind. possessed with a capac-
ty to discriminate accurately n re-
alton thereto, and we denounce the
reatiOn Of legal procedure and prac-
Ice IN courts os Justice based upon
he technicallties tbat equire years
I training u master as a conserYa-
I've injustice and formality az the ex
ense Of the right, and that render
he citizens in general the helpless
ictims Of the legal profession who
re tempted to ply their art and ad-
antages thus created TO purely mer-
enarv gain. thus exhibiting that the
venues leading to justice are bought
nd sold as articles of commerce and ,
hense alike TO high heaven and the
ignity Of man.
-" Therefore he if enacte by the
enogal assembly Of IN eterritory of
klahoma that any citizen of twenty. E
ne years Of age. Of good moral onar
,ter shall have the right to prosecute
r defend, Ia any suit or proceeding.
VII or crimina' in any of the courts 2
the territoTy for himself or any e
her persrn or persons whomso-
,sI
Speaker Norton attempted to inter !
lpt The reading Of the lIogg substii
te, holding Il n resolution Instead OF q
bin, but Chairman Taylor allowed il
be read through whereupoa he hell
cut Of order
Lydiek Wants Bryan Bill. 4
When the committee Of the whole