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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-02
JOURNAL
ONE HUNDRED AND FiFTY.NiNTA
DAYS SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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Speaker presiding.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll Call, all present except Arm
strong Of Choctaw Chastain. Durb4m.
London orcutt, Smith Of Dewey,
smith Of washila, vandayeer whit
SON
Excusod--lonion, two days, sick,
ness in family,
A messenger arrived from the Sen
ate bearing House Bill No. 1871, with
amendments agreed ~, nd enrolled
Senate Bills Nos. $40 and 436. which
the Speaker signed in open session.
lafter reading at length
The following resolution by Ashby
was adopted:
JOINT RESOLUTION
BE Il Resolved, by the House Of
Representatives, the Senate concurrlns
therein. that
Whereas the recent floods have
driven many people from their homes
in West Guthrie that the adiutant gem
erai is hereby authorized and empow.
cred TO furnish tents to said home.
less people out Of any supplies avail
able for such time as may be neces
sary
Senate Bill No. 247, having been
read on two previous several legsla
tive days, was placed on third read
ing and final passage, the question
being, Shall the bin pass?g Roll Cal
resulted
Ayes-Allen, Anthony Armstron2
of Kowa Baldwin, Banks, Beck, Bow
DIRE Boyle, Briggs, Branson, Brown
Bryln, Carson, Casteel, Chappell
Crouch Day, Deyerle, Durant, burst
Earle, Eloy Ellis. Evans Ezzard
Faulkner, Iarris, Harrison of Hughes
Hcrrison of McCurtain, Hart, Haw
kins, Hendrickson, Hobby, Holland
Hnddleston, Hudson, Japp Jarrett
Jesse, Johnson, Jones. King Lindsey
Manus, Moore, Murdoch, McCalla Nc
Cants, MeElhaney, Murley, Noryell
IoNeal, Paschal, Pendergraft, Porter
Putnam, Rainey. Reeve, Ratun. Rid
die Rider, Ro shearer. skeen, Smell
eoa. stagne stephens, stettmund
iyers, Stone, swengle, Tabor. Tandy
ITiuotson, Turner, Uuerback, vando
venter watrous, whitehurst, Williams
of comanche, Williams of Pushmataha
Wilson.
Total ayes-S3.
Nays-Abbott, Fraser, Lockwood
Martin. Sands, Smith of Custer, smitI
OF Grant, Mr.. Speaker CMuraW
Total nays-S.
Absent-Armslrong of Choetaw, Ash
by, Ballard Broom, Butler. chastain
Cope, Durham, Fisher. London, Nc
Adoo, orcutt, sherman, Smith o
Dewey, Smith of washita vandayee,
Workman Whitson.
Total absent-iS
The Speaker announced that the bill
having received a majority of tn
votes of all the members of the Hous
OF Representatives was passed an,
he signed the enerossed copy thereo
in open session.
Senate Bin No. 229 was read.
The words "in the discretion OF tn
court were stricken out on motion q
Mr McCana
The committee amendments a
amended were adopted
Amendments by Mr. Tillotson wer
adopted. and Section was stricke
OUT on motion Of MI McCalla
Mr. Lindsey was named one Of tn
authors OF the bill on motion OF MI
Ezzard
Senate Bin No 229. having bee
read on two previous several legisli
tive days, was placed on third readin
and final passage the question beinI
Shall The bin pass?@ Roll call r
suited
Ayes-Abbott, Allen, Anthony, Arr
strong of Biowa Ashby Baldwi
Banks. Beck, Bowdre. Briggs, Bra
son, Broom. Brown. Bryan, Butte
Carson. Casteel ChappelL Cop
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''AANeANAf Ni''A man. 'ht'hi eiitith VI
Custer, Smith Of Deaware, Smith Of
Grant snelson. stagner. stephens,
stettmund, stivers, Stone. swengle.
TABOR, Tandy, TiIlotson, Turner. Uttet
back. vandeventer. Workman, watrous,
whitehurst, williams of Comanche,
Williams Of Pushmataha. Wilson, Mr.
Speaker CMurrayt
Total ayes-94.
Nays-None.
Absent--Armstrong of Choctaw Bal.
lard. Boyle. Chastain, Day. Durham,
johnson. London, orcutt Porter, Rid.
die, Smith Of Dewey, Smith of Wash.
iia. vandayeer, whitson.
Total absent-15.
The Speaker announced that the
bin, having received a majority Of the
votes of all the members of the House
Of Representatives, was passed and
he signed The engrossed copy thereof
in open session.
Senate Joint Resolution No. was
read, and the roll was called on the
question, "shan the resolution with the
emergency pass?"
Ayes Abbott, Allen. Anthony, Arm
strong Of Kiowa, Ashby Baldwin,
Banks. Beck, Bowdre. Briggs, Branson.
Broom Brown, Bryan, Butler, Carson,
Casteel, Chappell, Cope, Crouch, nay.
Deyerle, Durant, burst Earle. Farley,
Ellis Evans, Ezzard Faulkner Fisher,
Fraser Harris. Harrison OF Hughes,
Harrison Of McCurtain Hart, Hawkins,
.Hendrickson, Hobby, Holland, Hud-
dleston, Hudson, Japp, Jarrett. Jesse,
Jones King, Lindsey, LOCKWOOD
Manus, Martin, Moore, Murdoch, Nc
Adoo, McCalla, Mccan,s, McElhaney,
Murley NorveG, O'Neal, Paschal,
Pendergraft, Putnam, Rainey, Reeve,
Ratliff. Riddle. Rider, Ross. Sands,
shearer, Sherman, skeen, Smith of
Custer, Smith of Delaware, Smith Of
Grant, Snelson, stagner Stephens,
lstettmund, stivers, Stone, swengle,
Tabor Tandy, Tillotson, Turner, Ut
terback, vandeventer Workman, Wat
rous, wmtehurst, Williams of Conan
che, Williams of Pushmataha, Wilson
Mr. Speaker (Murray).
Total Ayes-94.
Nays-None.
Absent-Armstrong of Choctaw, Bal
lard, Boyle, Chastain, Durham, John
son, London, Orcutt, Porter, Riddle
Smith of Dewey, Smith Of washita
Vandaveer Whitson
Total absent-15.
The Speaker announced that the res
olution. with the emergency, having
received a majority Of the votes Of
all the members of the House OF Rep
resentatives, was passed, and he
Isigned the engrossed copy thereof ii
open session.
A message was read from the gov
ernor announcing that he had ap
proved and signed Senate Bills Nos
8lG, 42l, and S52, and House Bill.
Nos 652 and 56G.
Senate Bill No. 80 was read.
Mr.. vandeventer moved to strike
out "blacksmiths" in line ?. page
Icarried
Mr.. McAdoo moved to add "law
yers page 2, line ?. Carried.
Mr.. yandeyenter moved 10 STRIKE
out lawyers" and doctors"
Tabled on motion OF Jesse.
Mr.. Mccana moved 10 reconside
the vote by which all amendment
were adopted Carried.
Mr. McCalla moved the adoption o
the bill without amendments. Car
ried.
Senate Bill No. 80, having been rea'
on two previous several legislativ
days. was placed on third reading AM
final passage, the question beinl
shall the bill. with the emergency
pass?" Roll call resulted
Ayes-Anen, Anthony, Armstrong q
Kiowa Baldwin, Banks Beck, Boyle
! Briggs. Branson. Broom. Brown Brl
an. Carson. Casteel Crouch, Deyerl'
= Durant. burst Farley, Evans Ezzar'
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a high class hotel conducted
for your comfort Remodeiea
refurnished throughout Direct
liy on ear line. Union station
30 minutes. Capitol. 20 mill
utes. Shops and Theatres. 10
minutes. Two Blocks 10 White
House and Executive Buildings
Opposite Metropolitan Club
Summer Season July to October
Wayside Inn and Cottages.
Lake Lnzerene. ~ Y Ia the Adj
r0ndacks Switzerland OF Amer.
lea A. minutes from Saratoga
Send Tor booklet
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-17

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03
Fly Casters Try Luck
in The 1fuckee
Club Members Maize May Day
Pilgrimage to Mountain
Trout Pools

Although the peerless Truckee river
is never looked upon as an early stream
for trout fishing number of the mem
bers of the San Francisco fly casting
club. which owns an artistic fishing
lodge on the river made a sporting
pilgrimage there on May to open the
season in a proper manner. The club
keeper reported some days since that
the water was lower than for twenty
years at this time of the year Owing
to the favorable conditions the water
was clear and thus promised well for
the men who want TO take trout from
their places of refuge in the deepest
pools with the highest of rods and
tackle.
The members who spent the open
Ing days of the season on the Truckee
which ranks with the famous trout
streams of the world, were: President
I. c. Kierulff, Secretary Horace B.
Sperry. w. D. Mansfield. the most ex-
pert of American fly casters. Edward
Everett, E. A. Mocker. Colonel george
c. Edwards. of the University of Cali
fornia, Austin Sperry. Carter P. Pom
eroy. r. r. Flint and Louis Titus.
AS showing the interest the true
angler takes in the sport Titus stopped
over at the preserve on his way home
from the east. He had previously tele-
graphed on to have his tackle shipped
to the clubhouse from this city so
that he would be ready to settle down
at once to the enjoyment Of the sport
provided. The club owns long stretch
of the river which is patrolled to keep
off market fishermen. but which is open
to any sportsman who may be on the
river.
The weather in the mountains at the
present time is ideal and the anglers
did not care whether the trout were
striking or not, as they were sure of
an outing which would be difficult to
duplicate The mere joy of being on
the river and absorbing its manifold
beauties would be sufficient compensa-
ton for the members who love the out
of doors and who appreciate the won
derful gifts of nature. The Truckee
is usually at its best in July, but Inas
year some members Of the club VIII
be found whipping its rushing waters
throughout the season The artistic and
comfortable clubhouse is an attraction
in itself, without the wonderful fishing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03
Suspension of Swim
mers by Amateurs

AS a result of the Oakland high
school swimming team entering Craig
IN the 220 yard dash and relay races
at the academic swimming contests
lately, four Of the relay team. w. Dun,
r. Dun, Elliott and Helbert. have been
suspended from further participation
in athletics until August. 1908. TAX
Ing into consideration the circupf-
stances surrounding this case the
league officials have acted very lenient-
~. Craig has been declared a pro-
fessional and will no longer be able to
take part in amateur athletics
Lowell high school will not be able
to play for the championship Of the
ranks with Lick and Cogswell, the two
leaders. Lowell won its game with
Polytechnic. but was protested by the
latter school and lost the game on the
blue blank question. Polytechnic high,
as il had no chance 20 win, generously
offered TO play the game over. but the
baseball committee would not allow It,
as IL was thought dangerous preee-
dent would be established.
Burns Wall has been elected cap
tain Of the PetaIuma high track squad
and Oliver BaHta Will lead the basket
ball team.
At the meeting OF the Academic
league Friday night Daley OF Wilmer
ding was elected auditor in place Of
II. NJ Cameron of San Jose. who was
compelled to drop his league work on
account OF press of business. The pro-
posed changes in the government was
put before the league by the consti-
tutIonaI committee and was gone over
IN an informal manner. 1t is expected
that the change as proposed by the
committee will be made at the meeting
in August in the form OF amendments.
The proposed changes meet with the
enthusiastic approval of the Oakland
and Alameda high school faculties and
student bodies and will get the same
support from Lowell and Lick There
is no doubt that the other schools will
zee the advantages offered by the
change and viii fall in line BY August.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03
Gossip of the Track

Despite the dropping out of eight book makers
whose bankrolIs had suffered severely in conse-
choices during the few preceding days. there was
only net decrease of book In the Emery
vile ring at yesterdays cutin. The OAKLAND.
Amazon. Toxic. Missouri, St. Louis, Schley. New
York and Colonial Clubs made up the list of
those that dropped out. The recruits the
Ealstan, Boston, Central, Pillicum, Broadway.
Western and Nevada clubs. While some Of the
books lost yesterday. many Of them managed to
break even on the days operations
The stewards melted ont a suspension of i've
rough riding tactics the start OF the year
old race. Kelly was held chiefly responsible for
the interference that Captain John suffered.
Charley Bowman, who had won nice bet on
AeImese' was forced TO stand a boost Of $500 In
horse up from 81, 900 to 1920. This was the
only excitement OF the day in the selling race
Ae end Of ese & race IN
ton OF the boosting OF Tavora, which Frank
Docs had claimed from MsEy Mack saady
sponded to the invitation for bids.
ons se sn S Sss about 4 sS s
starts during ring the soue Would have bet
mare had the layers been willing to accept his
money, but he had q hard time TO get even
that much on.
When pr Rowell. departs for New York with
the Williams horses about the middle Of the
and viii a. an tie Stable riding ' pending s Water
Nillers arrival IN the east about the middle of
-Jupe: Gilbert probsbly. win be permitted to
resume riding within day or two.
Johnny Lyons viii book at the Seattle meeting.
he is a nice winner since he has been operating
losses of the early part. Of the season.
NILE - Ter In
day and VIII Be forthwith turned w out FOR the
summer at Brentwood Dr. Rowell believes
that the old horse viii be able TO win a race
OF two next winter when muddy going prevails.
Cricket Kelly came into the IImelisht with
brace of victories yesterday. being the only
was the best Walter Miller eouid do.
wshoo's. last race gives the friends Of Jockey
officials viii be inclined 10 restore him to good
standing az the fflly failed 10 run any better
than 10 the race on account Of which he was
suspended.
Jockey Buxton. was suddenly taken Ill with
eel his engagements.
Mental Anguish. q .youngster from the New
only previous start. was bot paddock special
in>the 2 year old event, but made rather tame
showing.
Three of yesterdays winners at Emeryyille-
Frank Eiittner. Tavora and Center Shot--were
bred by Barney Schneider.
Though once suppGsed to be hopeless cripple,
celient exemplincation Of the fact that the sons
and daughters Of ssln are tough campaigners.
Danny Maher. the American rider. leads the
50 far this season
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03
Vallejo Club Loses
Sioop Helen
Former Flagship Purchased by
Members of SausaIito
Organization

The sloop yacht Helen, formerly flag
ship OF the Vallejo yacht club. has
been purchased by two members of the
Golden Gate yacht club and will be of
the fleet of the Sausalito organization
during the coming season. The new
owners are: Vice Commodore F. L.
Maino and Vice President Louis r.
Holm.
The yacht is being overhauled COM
pletely and is being fitted for busy
season on the bay. both in cruising
and racing. The Helen made the best
showing of any of the beaten yachts
which have competed at various times
for the perpetual challenge cup. She
lost to Frank Stones crack esloop Pres
to by a small margin of 80 seconds
in one of the hardest and most excit-
Ing races ever sailed for this coveted
trophy. She will be seen in all the
cruises of the Golden Gate club and
will fly the vice commodore's flag. The
crew will be made up of Louis r.
Holm, Frank Maino. Louis Stellar and
William Fleming.
Among the club yachts which are In
commission ready for the opening cruise
under Commodore Haley are: Sloops
Sapho, Helen, Moonlight, Ollie, Comet,
Three OF Us, Vega, Thetis. Elsie, Ariel,
Belle, Oriole, Q. T.. Pelican, Ivy, Flirt
and Hiawatha. Yawls-Pilgrim and
Roamer and the launch Sequoia.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03

The Robert Burns and Albion Rovers
teams of the California soccer league
viii meet today in the final game of
the season at Freeman's park, Oakland.
While there is nothing at stake in the
shape of medals for the winners, the
the cause of sweet charity will be adj
vanced, as the proceeds of the game
Will go toward aiding A. Wallace,
member of the Burns team who sus-
tained an injury some time ago which
has incapacitated him from business
for a long time. On account of the
rivalry between the teams large
crowd is expected to attend and an
interesting game should be the re-
suit Both teams will put their full
strength on the field. Kickoff is at
$3.50 o'clock.