The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19

After the adoption Of the substitutes the bili was pssses hy . vote of ef te O.
 Mir. Lee of Etowsh. proposed an amendment to Heuse Bin No, e21s. to prohibit the diepiay. except in art gai- leries, of nude pictures of women or girls. so that it should include the pictures of men as well. The amend meat was adoptsa without discussion. and the bill as amended was passed by a vote of iea to a
 Univeraity Measure Heia Up.
 The first of the six Educational bills remaining as special orders on the cai- endar. was then called up. It was House Bill No. 24s. making an appro- pration for the equipment and support of the s. ate University at Tuscaloosa
 MT Tunstall. of Hale. objected to the immediate confederation of the bill. or of any of the educational bills. as the nre for the appropriation of sseo,o0o for the common schools of the State. He wanted to support the school bills, he said, but could not because of the posi- tion he was in regarding campaign pledges. until after the common schools bill had been completely disposed of by both houses. He had been assured the measure in question would he taken up by the Senate during the day. but he wanted to know it had been before the bills appropriating money for the high CT educational installations were taken up.
 MT John. of Jefferson, appreciated he said. the position of the gentleman from Hale. and he wanted hIs support, In order that every memeber of the House might be able to say in the fu- ture he had had the honor of helping to build up the schools of the sta .. He referred to the educational bills as among the most important that had come up or would come up during this session.
 He made a proposition to Mir Tun- stall. informal he said, but binding up- on the homer. of the members of the House. that the House should pass the school bills yesterday. while the various prominent educators Interested in them were present at the Capitol. and not force them to remain. and then later. if the Senate should refuse to pass the commep schools appropriation bill sub. stanttally as 1t had passed the House. the bills now yp for consideration could be unanimously recalled and reconsider ed,
 Recall Biiis Froa senase.
 For that purpose" incurred Mr, Bull ser, of Tallapoosa, would the gentie- man purpose to recall the bills from the Senate aftsg they had been passed by the House.r'
 simply because" responded Mir. John thumping his desk with his fist by way or emphasis, we do net intend to crip- pie and single branch ef eur school system or to pass any hills for one branch of our school system, or to pass another.n
 T am sorry for the position I am compelled to take in this natter said MT, Eunstail "hut because of campaign | HnI9dEGG II An i In ras up these bills at this time, Az to the recall of the bills from the Senate. that Ris matter that does not lie wholly within the power of this House. Tt would. depend on whether the sena.e might be willing to return the bills when we asked for them"
 Does the gealenan know of a sinv. gle instance where one house has re- fused request from the other9" de- naandea Mir. John.
 T know 1t could be done.s respon, ded Mr. Tunstall, and my recollection Is tt was done in the matter of the ein for the naming of superuumer-
 T have supported every eauca tionai bill that has come up in this House, at this session or any other in which l served" continued Mir. TunstalI. and should like to be able to sup. Fiport these bills. Nothing would give me more pleasure. But If they come up today. ! shall be forced to oppose them. | hope the House will consent that they go oyer and give me an opportunity to vote for them.s Is- Mr. sJohn as spokesman for the friends of the bills, consented that they should go over pntiI Wednesday morning immediately after the dispo- sal or the immigration bill. Not only the six mills on the calendar as spec. tal orders. but two others. were so set for consideration.
 "GeneFal AszembRy's is NrOns.
 House Bill No. 5es, eonfering upon foreign municipal corporations the right to acquire water rights aud other property of the same nature in Alabama. which applies speciality to Columbus, Ga, the last special order on the calendar, came up for consid- eration, but Speaker Martin called at- tention to the fact that the enaotinE clause was faulty, in that it referred to the General Assembly" instead of the Legislature" of the State. and the bill was recommitted.
 House Bih No. Sf one of the Great CT Birmingham bills, was taken ur. It Is general bill in form, appiying to any city of the State which has a population of 25,ee0 or more. permit tlng It to extend It's corporate limits so as to include any contiguous terri tory, the inhabitants of which able to come into the eity. and exemptlng for term of years from municipal taxa ton the property so brought in.
 20 MF. John of Jefferson offered an amendment. which was adopted, mak- ing the period of time for which man. ufacturing establishments so taken into a city should be exempted from city taxes ten years instead of twen- ty-five, as provided by the bflI. The measure was then passed by a vote of fifty-eight to three, MessPs. Foster. Gunter and Sherrod voting no.
 The -CommiIte on Rules reported six special orders for the next week, which were duly ratified by the House. as follows:
 Senate Bill No. 294. to equaiize the salaries of subordinate officers of the state, for yesterday afternoon at S.S0
 Senate Bills Nos. ana {, to amend the Code and prevent and punish the unlawful use of money, securities or Thursday. afteG the reports of Stand inR Committees.
 House Bill No. 5s2. to provide for the more efficient supervision of the | public schools for Saturday. after the | reports of Standing Committees
 Bureau of Labor Statistics. |
 House Bill No. 160. for the erection | of bureau of industrial and laoor | statistics. for Saturday, after the dis | posaI of House Bill No IA.
 House Bill No. 46, the pure food bill | for next Monday. after the reports of standing committees
 Senate Bill No. IFS. the anti-bucket