The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-29

feetiye or lnsunieient appliances, de-
vices grounds buildings suiYound-
ines. cars. engines. machinery. tracks.
railroads. ways. works on tools
y,ts Amendments.
Senator Roddie moved 20 strike out
the Words. "ip manufacturing. in
commerce and the dehate was on IN
force
stafford started the content IN
earnest BY aliuding TO the law pro-
yiding for nine jurors to return a YER
diet being in favor OF labor and Cor
dell was anxious for the enactment
as read if possible Taylor author of
the bin speaking at length on the sub
iect ridicuiine Stafford. and alleging
railroads and corporations OF al kinds
could take care of Their own inter-
ests but that labor had to have some
protection and they had through or
ganizations asked for the passage Of
senate bill then under consideration
A dozen speeches were offered in
reply the majority fearing the bill
was too drastic Wynne ami Stewart
were especially strong In defense of
the amendments. explaining that they
provided all and more than organized
labor had asked for
Franklin defended the tll as offer
ed by Taylor. and blair wtpt into de-
gate with sweeping deuniciation Of
AL men. organizations and Individual
cooperative concerns asking special
legislation The senator decried the
effort 10 pass special acts for special
people, and grew eloquent
Cunningham agreed with Blair ad-
ding that he fonnd the law for all
ages back mad met the deamnds of
the different generations. therefore
he could not feel any tremendous
emergency lay behind the work for
that particular measure
Motions speeches. counter motions.
an drifted ts she scrap pile by Hatch
cit. were made and Taylor rose to a
point of special privilege. criticizing
Blair. who replied that he would not
dignity the REMARKS OF Taylor with
more than enough TO state he had no
other thought than the public good
when making his remarks
With a dozen senators speaking.
Goulding got the chairs attention
long enough TO assert the laboriug
men wanted only fair provision, aud
asserting that they had no special
or indirect interest IN the words he
and his friends wished stricken.
The vote stood 20 10 - in favor
tof the Roddie amendment
& Williams and Roddie spa ed over
an amendment and dnally Tire amend.
ments striking "os telephone COM
pany as made by Williams prevailed.
Addition Was Tnere.
Davis and Moore got a clause In.
serted following tha; reading asso-
citation OF corporation engaged in
mining to conclude as follows: "or
drilling and operating for oil and gas.
or engaged in the manufacture OF cot
ton seed oil
Mathews Insisted too many things
were being left out, and after. endless
talk the motion to rise and report
was carried
Introduction Of Bills
No. 295, Morris; creating state
clearing house for banks and trust
companies In the state.
No. 206, Holman; forfeiting liens
on personal property after certain
time
No. 207, Agec and Morris, providing
Ifor way and manner Of selling alco.
hol foe medical pusgNses.
No. 20S. Davis; To prohibit sale
manufacture or disposition of any
Intoxicating liquors
Russell introduced Concurrent Res
olution No 35. to appoint commit.
/ tee from each house to inspect loca
tions for state capitol. and make
report to body