Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-13
Rep. CritchIoW Creates a Stir in
The House at Morning
Session.
CHARGES DISPICABLE WORK.



this morning charged Speaker Joseph
with conduct which, he said. should
make any man blush with shame. On a
! question Of personal privilege Mr.
Clltchlow arose, aud said that he had
been told by a member Of the house
before the session opened, that Joseph
| had gone 70 him and asked him not to
vote TO take up the Galveston bills to-
day, as he tJosephl had something to
hand out after the session. Mir. Crltoh-
low said that he had been given pledges
Of sufficient votes 10 take the measures
| referred To from The table, and he
charged the speaker with using despic-
able methods TO prevent such action be-
ms taken, and with Offering the menu
bcrs consideration t0 vote against tax
ipG the bills from the table AT the
conclusion of his talk Mn Critchlow
moved that the Galveston bills be taken
| up from the table for cons Iteration, and
upon being seconded, the speaker asked
II there were any further remarks, and
pat tho motion, declaring upon the
| YlYa-voce vote that the motion had
lost.
Jensen sprang to his feet and said
Are we IN Russia, on are we in the
United States?'
Kuchler was w in second and
asked If this thing Of some members
arising ut every instance possible and
insulting the speaker was to be allowed
ana every session of the house,
Nill1ntoW gave pptlce tlat ne sp-
Ioalea from lhe decision OF the chair,
but Speaker Joseph said he would not
entertain the appeal, as ample time had
been given TO call for division which
,-,,sch,',,' ,,.,,,.. ,,,.., a.,
the matter and the sneaker ordered
him to sit down. Crltchlow said he
would sit down when he got ready.
The speaker then INSTRUCTED the SER
geant-at-arms 10 compel Mr.. Critch-
low 10 take his seat Crltchlow finally
complied, but the sentiment against
cgarsm and In the interest OF fair play
WIS plainly in favor of The vanquished
member.
At the time of the charges Speaker
Joseph made no reply to Mr. Critchlow
but he afterwards said that he had
made no such remark as was imputts
To him. saying, however, that he had
said that il the Galveston bills We're
taken up and the Agricultural college
bill was 10 come into the house today
1t would Keep the session going forever,
and requested one OF the members to
vote not TO take the bills UP on that
account "As far as offering 10 hand
something To lhe members for their
vote an This matter have nothing 10
hand 10 them. and never made any
slch remark
AZ ton,orroN ls ,bA tnst dav or the
sezsinn legally the S;alvestnn bi1Is will
in ali nrnhn hiiitv con,Sr,re pa ne ON ina
table fndefniteiv after today's ronnd
niles harniI. Vs., s,,,aa e,., ,aso,,eS to
by tho "a ,,,cates A. thS ,,,s,a .,,rss yoy
t6ei, ~ roil,vsnst;o,,
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Another lively discussion took place
over the consideration Of III. b. 500, by
Joseph. prohibiting professors in educa-
tIonal institutions from displaying per-
nicious activity in politics. The COM
mlttee report on the bill was unfayor-
abs. recommending that II do not pass,
A substitute motion was made that the
renort he rejected and tho bill placed
on the calendar rosenh charged some
az the cnr,rnittae ,1,er1bsrs Ivith having
~, o,,,'",+ ct,a,,sra ~ benrt an this
b;lI as Se had ', hesS rj u, ass,,ranc ICES
thni ~ 800, 80 S,o,,i5 he fsvnrshIs
tIo saiS ne y,eed so. s,,c,, Ia w va,
salu vac neea r"' s~t,, la
liS'loelatlyt III VEN o. tue eNpeilsi'ee
o' tu" plese aiG iT zs,h .,,, ,-a ,n
constit,tlonaI invonsistent and nm
American, and that the legislature had
no right to- say what any professor
should on should not do.
Bower said he had had no change
Of heart, Sr head either. on this bill
and said he would not support It.
Jackson favored placing the meas
ure on the calendar so that the house
might vote on its merits or dement's
Mills took the same view, saying that
he mad amendments enough UP mas
sleeve to- make good bill out OF IT,
Westphal and Petersen Favored the
OH. and Giesg opposed a. saying ~
vas CLASS leslslatlon, ana ~ such
biii YVES 20 pc enacted u should lnctuns
rallroad Lobbyists panK presidents ana
az DINERS WAC llad nae part IN ioo-
gStHs on measures uuENus euls session.
thompson sald lnete was Jaw on
me suplect alEsaay, ana no Is s...i eHlsr-
"a TOY amy sPeelai tnw. SrltcIlioW'
e',s ,i a'% Si.A,.lsl AZ" oP-
P'1eG lr," oLi ~. s', ,hst r. rntse. q,
this measure was to play 70 the
erandstand. II like to talk 30 the
graudstand myself" said Jensen, nut
hope I shall never come 10 the point
where l shall try 10 lesislate 70 the
grandstand-'
The report of the committee was
finally adopted, killing the bill,
BILLS PASSED,
n y gG5 bv Hansen was amended
~ Inc ssnn1s ana retIiraed for Tia ap-
tiou Of the house. The arnens,n.nts
,,.rrf. ronritrrsa IN ana ,be hiIi CENT IN
the s,nvernor
s,1nIlar Srtinn was talcn nm u n
as. BY the committee on agriculture
and horticulture, which had been
amended by the senate,
s. b. l29, by Benner X. smith relat-
ing to fees OF county recorders. was
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