The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-03

the booso bin vas road. Bilups arose
to state that as the house had an.
SMered the queries OF the legal adj
INisory committee he was Of opinion
unless legal advisory committee want
ed further time to discuss motion
70 non-concut would be in order
Blair aud Aree were ready to bat
tie and each insisted that the house
was not IN session and ssch being
true no communication cd I'd be re-
ceived therefrom.
Stafford called for the reading Of
the minutes and letter sent 60 the
house and clerk accorded wish
FRANKLIN said the Agee point OF or.
der sustained by Mr. Bellamy was
proner and suggested no further ac-
tlun could be taken at that time. aud
Davis moved TO defer action until
such time as the house had made
reply 70 the message of the legal adj
visory committee per consent cf the
senate
Billups Was lnterrogatine
Mr. Billups asked what good 1t
would do 70 keep making inquiry.
when the senate sooner or later.
would bve 70 act Billups moved 20
accept report OF MIR Murray but
points of order were raised to effect
the legal advisory committee was IN
charge OF the senate's ownership OF
the bill
Thomas Advised No Rush.
Thomas, legal advisory chairman,
had the records OF the committee
read on request OF Mr. Franklin and
Thomas also said as the servant OF
the house he was willing to DO what
was desired OF him, stating however.
that It was the duty OF the senate to
take the matter up the moment it was
satisfied AS to status
Blair Defiant.
Mr. Blair made the positive state.
ment the senate bad asked Of tho
house q history of the bill, and would
so far as his vote was concerned,
never accept an answer from any but
the house as officially recognized in
regular OF called session
Davis finally got his motion to pre-
vail
They Close Week
The copl.attee sent out to eTac. an
agreement on first and flfth sections
OF No 81 follow servant. reported and
the first section was made subject OF
so many amendments that all hope OF
passing at the time was lost
Hatchet made and secured passage
Of an an Slment makig one who
was tenant Of the company the same
fight as others, and stewart brought
by offering q rider sub.
slitute to effect that no persons in
Jur4 attorney should receive more
than ti.c per cent OF the fecs col
leotCd.
Hot Words.
TAYLOR thought Stewart joking and
responded along the Ike OF pleasan.
try, declaring that Stewart. as the Rt
torney for great corporations, was
trying 10 keep himself and Mr. John
ston from suing t.s rich corporation
clients. Stewart came back In earn
est an.l Numbered at the senators the
statement that the cry was for the
widows and orphans and he declared
bis measure was just and fair to them
and he cared nothing about the end
held by the attorneys
When Franklin had explained no nt-
torney could take tho cases for five
per cent. the Antlers man, denying
that he represented corporation in
or out of the state, said he was going
to insist and. IL reform were the OBJ
iect, w6s going to make some shys-
ter attorneys seek a home. explaining
however that he was casting no re-
hection on any senator
Back to Murray.
The committee rose to report pro
gress. and the second letter from MIR
Murray asking the return OF the pro
hibition papers that corrections might |
be made, brought on another contest
Practically the same argument and |
By the same members was made end !
ing in the senate taking no action on |
account OF the message being from |
the Speaker
In his argument TO act Johnston de |
clared the people could trust Murray |
that whatever else he might DO. Muir |
ray would never betray confidence |
The senate adjourned