The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-12

'i''ii tNtAN ANRNiliE am ihiet l'tao
age The question being Shall
the bill with the emergency, pass?
The roll being called, resulted as
follows:
Anthony. Armstrong, w. II. (;
Armstrong. 1T; Ashby. Baldwin,
Ballard. Beck, Bowdre, Boyle,
Briggs, Branson, Bryan. Butler
Carson, Casteel, Chastain, Cope.
Crouch, Durant. Duraam, burst.
Earle, Farley Ellis. Ezzard. Faulk-
ner, Fisher, Harris. Harrison. Ben
r.. Harrison, W. III. Hart. Hawk
ins, IIendrickson, Hobby, Holland,
johnson, King, Lindsey, London,
Manus, Martin, Murdoch, Nc
Gala, McCants. McElhany, Nor
vile, O'Neal, Paschal, Pendegraft,
Putnam, Rainey, Reeve. Ratliff,
Riddle, Rider Skcen. Smith. How
ell; Smith. L. B.. Snelson, Stett-
mund, Stone, Swcngle, Tabor, Tan
/ dy. Tillotson, Turner, Nandaveer,
Nandeventer, Workman, Watrous,
Whitehurst. Whitson, Williams,
Wilson, MIR. Speaker (Wm. II.
Murray.
Total ayes, 7S.
Nays Abbott. Allen of Sc
quoyah, Banks, Deyerle, Stephens
StiVers, Williams Of Comanche
Total, 2.
Absent and not voting. Allen ol
Alfalfa, Broom, Brown, Chappell
Day, Evans, Fraser, Jones, Lock
wood, Moore, McAdoo, Circuit
Porter, Sands, Shearer, Shenpan
Smith OF Dewey, Smith OF Grant
Smith Of Washita, Stagner, Utter
back Total, "A
The Speaker pro tenn annohhceC
that the bill, with the emergency
having received a legal majority O.
the votes Of all the members electeC
TO and constituting the House O
! Representatives, the same wa.
passed, aFd he signed tie same ii
open session.
Mr. Speaker PRESSING.
Messenger arrived from the Sen
late bearing Amended Senate Bii
No. OF, and Senate Pill No. e
| which bills were read the first tim
and made special order for secon,
reading the next legislative day.
Messenger arrived from the Sen
ate bearing enrolled copies Of Sen
ate sill No. al and Senate Bill Nc
20, which bills the Speaker signe,
in open session after reading a
length
Dr. Boyd addressed the House
few minutes on invitation.
House Bill No. 81. by Pascha
was taken up.
The committee amendments L
Section | were adopted on motiol
OF Williams of Comanche.
Mr.. Paschal moved the adoption
Of the following substitute for Sec
! ton Il:
Section T. 1t shall be unlawful
for any parent of guardian living Il
the State Of Oklahoma to neglec
or refuse TO cause or compel an
person or persons, who are or ma
be, under their control as children
or wards, to attend some public o
other school, unless other mean
for public education arc provided
for a term of from three to ST,
months, in the discretion OF tn
school Board, during each success
siye year from the time said chil
dren or wards are eight years ol,
until they are sixteen years old. an
less they may be prevented b
nental or physical disability, 9Th
question OF disability TO be deiern
ined By the School Board) on b
reason of already being prohcien
from attending such publi
or other schools, OF by the Board @
such case they shall be excused b
the superintendent Of such publ
or other schools. or by the Board o
Education OF the school district d
which said children or wards ma
live at the time OF such failure {
attend suck public OF other schools
4 Mr. Ellis moved 70 table the Pas
chal amendment Carried.
Dr. Riddle moved to strike oil
the word poverty in line 8. Sec
ton j.
Mr. McCalla presiding.
\. The Riddle motion prevailed.
Mr. HARRISON OF Hughes move
20 substitute four lor ylhrel
lin line o. page /. Lost.