The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-17
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Senator Agee, Second district. is
first on roll call and also has dry
with that keeps all in good humor
lie is persistent in making motions
when some other member has a pet
project before the house and never
fails 10 cause a laugh Recently the
press gang" voted Stanford the honor
Of being the handsOmest man in the
senate, aud Agee called attention to
the same. declaring IL an error. When
asked who was more handsome sem
at1r, he declared that modesty nre-
vented him from stating.
Either Agee. President Benafy or
the sergeant at arms owes one OF the
pres gang Laundry bill Agee
tried to adjourn Monday night. and
President Bellamy ordered the ser
geant at arms TO permit no one to
leave the room When a recess vas
taken one of the corr respondents tried
70 get out for supplies and reference
but the sergeant al arms was obey.
ing orders literally, and the cores
pondent had 10 take notes for the next
t'efA ANAt bi ulo Guns
Senator Franklin is one Of the de-
baters in the senate. Monday night
he was IN the chair while the commit.
tee of the whole was considering "A
bin, and he "gayeled down each
member who persisted in debate in
Tom Reed style.
Hatchett has distinction not held
by any other member lie seldom
speaks or offers a motion. but when
he doe he sticks 70 his chops worse
than q Turk Up 10 this time ne has
fathered no idea that has failed Of
adoption
Seldom Goes a presiding officer who
has been In the chair for five contin-
nous hours want much speechmaklng.
Monday night the president wanted
the senate TO sit I'm session until after
midnight for the purpose of passing
( tte banking bill 10 was fifteen min
/ Iuter until midnight and Brownlee
asked to have his objection 20 a bin
/ recorded with his vote. inadvertentlg
adding, would do it orally. but
Tear ! might make "A speech" That
/ is what ! want responded Bellamy
The chair insists that Senator Brown
lee state his reasons orally. and viii
allow him fifteen minutes" Brown
lee stated his reasons and the senate
finished its work thirty minutes after
midnight
The senate takes the bin ON prohi-
hition enforcement as seriously as
does its father, Senator Bnups. bat
ON account OF the extreme length OF
The measure the members insist on
Rillups de,oting one entire session 10
the bill-Dayis and Aeee declaring
billups must read it In person
Norris First Moore. Fifth: strain
Irhirty-third Holman, Twenty-second
/ Updemaft Third Yeager. Thirty.
FIRST LanGwm Thlrtieth: Curd
Seventh Geo. G.. Johnson Fifteenth
and Stafford of the Fourteenth dis
tricts. had club that was nor 10
make speeches. Ina the debate of
Monday however. Johnson and Stat
ford broke the club. and Holman ana
Al .is alsa spoke Saturday calsing
severe los IN membership ID the
order
The clerk of the senate designatel
his assistants by the color of thel
hair and Mr.. Auburn Hair has los
favor with his colleagues because o
his disposition 10 refrain from attend
lug social functions His associates
have prepared a resolution affecting
his case and a Is in the hands OF
senator who viii have il read 10 the
third house at the earliest possible
moment
Lieut.. Gov. George Rellamy has re