The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18
ANTEBLACKLIST
BILL RECOMMENDED
With Emergency Clause
Stricken Out, johnson Has
Fun With Stafford

The late Monday afternoon sesslor
was prolific Of more work than the
body has been suilty Of getting done
IN an equal length OF time in the
hitherto.
Senate biz BY lschoIs. No. t6i. max
ing the streets 81 cities tire same as
public highways. and destined TO give
Incorporated cities the right TO open
streets was considered and recon-
lnended from the committee of the
whole for final passage.
Senator Stewart was in the chair,
and handled the gayel to the advant-
age OF the senate.
The House Messsee
The house sent 8ord il had failed
to agree with all the suggestions on
senate bills Nos Is and l29, respec-
/ lively the eight hour telephone and
telegraph bill by Brook, and the jury
bill and conference committees were
lappointed as follows: 10, Brook, Red
wine, and Billnps; No. l29. Taylor,
Graham and Blair.
M. 81 Kit Breakers.
/ DAiif M 0lt IIlAdiHtAiE
chief clerk, aud his duties: laws per-
tanning to labor skilled aud unskilled
and especially as to mines and rail
roads; free employment Offices, state
board of arbitration and concilliation
etc
The bill, regular book form, makes
Al printed pages and Davis moved
IL be sent to the second judiciary
l rF fhapa f., hs, a
sent back In more concise form, the
motion being seconded by Little
Mr. Franklin was caustic In his re-
lply, severely attacking the spirit he
alleged Davis had la making amend
ments. Mr. Franklin declared that la
Dor was being Disseminated against,
and made rather strong speech,
along extremely radical lines, still
eloquent and pointed.
In his reply Davis was sarcastic, al
leging there were many points in the
bin OF good merit. alleging, however.
Il was longer than required to run
any government, and for that reason
he wished the bill remodeled in the
senate committees, not I'm committee
of the whole
The discussion grew quite spirited,
Mr.. Taylor saying he would willing
ly support the bill. but feared il touch
ed toe many subjects to comply with
the constitutional requirements
Mr.. Little stated his entire opposi-
tion 80 the measure was the attempt
to cover every known topic and, II
brought on in six or a dozen different
bills, he could support them.
Mr.. Redwine was equally confident
the bill could never be passed without
being redrafted. and stated there
should be no objection thereto
The Davis-Little motion 10 refer ia
the second judiciary committee won
by vote of i6 for to II against.
Wynnc Also Bumped.
Noci40 one of Mr. Wynne's oduca
lional bills was also a topic worsted
in committee work. but the author
Mr.. Wynne, wanted to postpone action
or secure a change more in conform
ity with his ideas.
The bill reads as follows;
Section D. That the University
OF Oklahoma located at Norman, okla
homa the Northwestern Normal
school located al Alva. Oklahoma
the Central Normal School, located al
Edmond, Oklahoma the Southwest
ern Normal school, located AT Wealth
erlord, Oklahoma. the Oklahoma Agri
cultural and Mechanical College, 10
Gated at saltwater, and the University
Preparatory School located a. Tonka
wa. Oklahoma be aud are hereby de
, clared 90 be permanent State lnafitu
tons OF the class and character indi
Gated hy their respective names.
Section ? An emergency Is hereby
declared to exist fos the preservation
i OF the public safety OF the inhabitant.
OF the State and this act shall taks
effect from and after its passage aDe
approval
The Roddie Amendment.
Mr.. Roddie moved to strike out tha
part of The measure relative 20 The
/ school nt TonkaWa. bringing Brazel
aud Mathews TO their feet the lal
ter declaring the school had accom-
plished as much good as any in th'
state. and therefore deserved atien
tion
Dir. Wynne spoke al length In an
swer 10 AR, Mathews, declaring tha
the Tonkawa school and the logai
county high school had the same
courses OF study, the high school be
ing maintained at an expense of SIS.
00n per annum. the latter at $36.0ol
that the high school cost Sa4 per stu
dent. the preparatory sSS, and he dc
clared The work was not ia accord
ance With auy edncational advantage
save the state had and was taking
care Of q mere high school
Nh Cunningham said The constitu
tlolh lcafed tor an the schools, Al,
named them, hence the bin was use
Hess Mf Thomas moved The mattel
lof passing tie blll pc poslpone4 unit
issch time as Nr Wfnne could groal