The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
pa GUILTY. anu IN TIVE rloAr
TIE Mandate Of the First legislature
Irncrcd-Aosn Refused Licenses.

chickasha last Thursday again refuse,
10 grant Dr. uulley license 10 prac
ilce medicine.
The famous uulley case has bee,
prominent IN the threo las, legisla
lilfes. the constitutional convention. b
tle courts from the lowest 20 the high
e9l twice before the Board Of Heal,l
ruder territorial regime, twice before
The Medical Examining hoard since
statehood, and each and every aclloi
has been heralded throughout the
llnltsd states By The Associated Pres,
seven times within the past eight
years Many OF Che lending newsph
htfs. nearly nll the medical Journals
IL The country. over flaming headlines
have published The untruth that Dr
uulley had been driven from the state
We note Ii the lasi instance more
favorable mentlon Of bis defeat. Why
his great change of sentlnentg An
ever. The enemy realizes that Gulley
ia not alone nat No Is IN the right
that the knocks of the past have only
been boosts. Clubs and stones are
tgly under The lroos that bear the best
fruit.
Tho majority Or the board admit the
Injustice a decision had virtually
heon renUhed when the opposing men
bet Of the board sprung Iiew Qurs
lion His theory was. Concurrent
-rsi"'s~ ~'unbpr IA rnsaed bv thf
First legislature FOR Culleys spectral
benefit was repealed by the Medical
Bill iS9, which was passed 60 days
later. Any old excuse Is better than
no excuse, any other excuse would
have beer u direct insult 10 the First
legislature. For q board created by
them to refuse to obey the mandate
would not have been tolerated II done
only on a technicallty.
DR.. Qulley has resided IN this city
for eight years and has O large and
lucrative practice. He "a president OF
the Twentieth Century Health Asso.
cialirn which has membership Of
nearly $4,000 No charge Of q wronh
on pereoiIal nature has ever beer
brought against him.
He has never been guilty Of any 10
fraction cf law and has the endorse
ment ~ the majority OF the citizens
The case In question was a test case
ID decide the fate OF one entire school
cl medirne. Nearly one hundred grad
yates OF said school were Iii actual
practice Ii the territory Of Oklahcmi
Under Territorial laws. they were ~
properly licensed and 80 was Gulles
The enemy believing that they held th'
balance at power politically were dp
lefinined lO rid"themselyes 81 q com
petltor that was likely to be q thori
III ihcir side in The future eleven mem
bers OF this school OF medicine wn'
how AT no human shrine, were prs
ceuded against in Oklahoma City tlre
In Guthrie. the eleven Ia Oklahonh
CITY we're discharged Dy Inc court r
epuse there WAS no cause for actlol
one ~ the lTsihric men was well io dt
owning nearly one.halE block Of va
liable property ~ the city, The eth
one is very prominent politician. b
lnk member OF the minority ef th
First legislature Gulley was q strane
er. supposed to be Without money
without friends and matter Of course
j Texan would have no Influence po'I
llilenlly IN Logon county he WAS se'
incled as . lest case 70 decide the tate
nt the entire school
rho cnemv made d mistake Gulley
like the bulldog. never knows when ne
Is licked He has kept the eight to q
boiling heat al d great expense per
hanaily and alone
Ills enemies md the political ma
ehlncfg und even the territorial ireai
ufv nd their communal and the moro
aupporl Of The entire American ied'
cal Asaoclalan ol tha entire HHlioi
rhey boasi uf having snrni s@.HHN
the socielga cash lfsllR 20 dfife en-
nule tNo hY four man cut oi tlie stal'
tone man IN he rlahl i greaief ma
d multitude III The wrongl
statehood waA uahpred IN Tile con
flIutlnn recognizes nr. Gulley'a aehoo
m an ennai footing with any othei
school. The laws Of the State fore
The medical board ia license oyety ON
af hls school Whn had been LICENSED
previous e statehood. place them nl
m euual footing with Ill other e0ileN
Graduates since ntaleh0od While ~
f,nIley was turned down by The Fot
riluflal Supreme Court q lew uaFs r
fdfe statehood. with only three eliElpi'
Indees on the bench These facts ser
brought 70 the attention OF the flfsl
iaelelature. petition more than Ivy
fnnf long signed By thousands Of ON
cliIgens asked the Legislature to rlghl
this Injustice. Dr. Gnlley was inYii ~
10 address the legislature, giving nus
alde OF the story, which was publlsheu
II the tune. The result was hesoin'
lion Number 81. panaed the lower house
q N eeven opposlng. and the senat'
ulth oniv three opposing votes, was
signed by the governor and y 9 tanQ
Inv communding the state Mealea'
Examining Bnard TO correct the ~
Justice
The fight will eonlinne untll Justice
f done nr. Gulley will continue busl
ness the same as he has for thh pas
s9 years.
lawyer Wisby gives Dr. Gulleg the
following opinion Of the repeal Of keso'
lullnn Number "a
ATho universal rule adopted BY al
ennrts Of last resort is that 4 later aet
Bena moi repeal an earlier act Win
eat annciflc provisions 10 that effect
axcent when the later act covers tne
Identical matter or the whole Erounpl
II ihe former act. II II does do 20
tIsnn Ire earlier act would be renealed
ii lmnllcatiun bul repeals IN this man'
nef are NOT favored bg the law
ATherc il nothing IN Medical Rill lSl
fhenflne The Identical subject Of RoHo'
.aflon Number "a. henrc does mol
neal IT. both acts mas atand taEetner
and Il was not lu The power q tnf
hnnfn 10 knnck out ne leelslallKe NV
Tho board II 10 adminlsieq ne aas