The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-18
FEES
SUBJECT OF DEBATE
Prohibition Bill Goes Over
After Discussion as 10
Parliamentary Status


The late Tuesday afternoon session
Of the senate was a repetition OF form
er days. when oratory followed elo
quence. ana men talked not for the
future or the past. bus because the
rich. warm American blood was coars-
ing freely ana the members were tell
ing what they believed without regard
20 lhe lttle god OF expediency.
Following the eloquent Irish his
tulcai speech oi MIR Gouldlng, the sen
ate qgarl tie. added to By another
scngbird. gave rendltion OF a song
which they applied as to being lack
o. tips in the senate, and the little hit
brought forth romils ol applause.
LitlIO Bic In Chair.
The senate went into committee of
the whole TO complete its labors with
the Williams medical bill ls9. with
| Mr. Little egain ia the chair
MIR Russell landed m amendment
allowing the oat opaihs 70 give medi-
cine internally although the author
said the mcdi IA bill contained the eX-
act words The osteopnths desired
DR. Cam also wanted the chiroprac.
tics incl1dsd, 30 that the society would
b, legally recognized ana save them
being considered in bill which Is to
follow, AMI Of an intensely special ma
turc.
The EFFORT to make the Inclusion was
defended by Mr. Smith, who, in
severely calstie manner said the chi
ros should be sent along with the 0s-
teopalhs, az, from the inv stigation
so far made the only difference Ia
treatment. is tha, one society com
mencas its treatment AZ one end Of the
patient, the other at the opposite end.
Mr. Brook argued against the mo-
ton, ami il tailed, By a majority OF
one against
Blair Scored Hard.
Mr. Blair again offered the Corlell
amendment 10 effect that il would not
ba necessary for a man To have q
diploma, should he be able o. pass the
examination.
Or Williams tried to lodge the point
OF orler that the amendment was the
QUE defeated rs when offered by Mi.
Cordell but tiie fact of the section
having been amended, prevented the
point being suntained, and the debate
ifor time was acrimonious
Mr. Blair speaking to his motion,
said the entire medical bill was but
tho selfish work oil q nell al society,
and It's only standing in the senate
was due To the personal popularity OF
! rs father he scored the senators
/ fOi being afraid t. oppose the meas
lre Of friend though they knew it
bad, and opposed 10 all righteousness.
Mi. Russell supuorted the amend.
ment but Or. Johnson declared it the
merest clapuap, as introduced by the
: cotton chopper from Pauls Valley"
The motion carried, rs ayes to "A
nays, Mr. Williams giving notice
he would offer the original section on
the floor OF the senate, when bin was
on third reading.
plsousc Fees.
The question OF examination fees
brought forward another debate. and
Hatchett lost his first battle on tho
floor, when he so1ght TO have the fees
loi examination and Issuing ce,tiucates
reduced iroiA S25 to $40 MIR. Brook
loppoaad- and the discussion brought
lthe statement from Hiatchett that his
vote never went in accordance with
the law OF any other state. adding
that the evils Of other states should
DE- avoided by those of a new one. as
the errors OF our dae win be made
known TO the children OF tomorrow
lhe motion 10 reduce was defeated by
a majority of one.
Mr. Fransliu amendment 5pecify-
ling applicants WHO fail to pass shall
have their money refunded, prevailed
iie brought up the lses charged by thu
state board Of health since tho ad.
mission as a state and read the con.
lstiiuiiOnal prohibition OF such charg
ng, aud Introduces section to force
the money 50 collected TO be refunded
AZ this time the houee messages in.
tefrupted the committee of the whole.
MI Graham taking the chair
The Famous Booze Question Again
The honae no,ihod the senate of the
passase OF No. 29i 42G house con
current resolutions No 2l called al.
ltlntion "a rgles not requiring sigma
inre of other than senate presiding of.
ncer 20 mea ures, and last bnt not
least sail the horse could not recede
from IS amendment d the Bilnps
hoofe Bill ana asked ihr sanste 20
either aceeut the emergency clause on
send hill back 10 lha house for further
consideration and modification
Bili 23i Is by Farley and rlopi1es
foF fht improving Of city streets CON.
cpren resolution No 2i. memorial
izcs congress 10 restore the rivers lrib.
ulArg 10 the Aisal.alpnl 10 their naln.