The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-07
WAVES OF ORATORY RAN
HIGH THIS MORNING
Bill Requiring Labelling Of Con-
vIct Made Goods Is
Passed

Senate nill No. /. introduced IN
The senate on January 20, by Senator
Smith and Representative Durham,
which IL an act to provide for ANA
regulate the fees and salaries OF lhe
clerk of the district court, sherih,
county Judge county attorney, regis
ter of deeds, clerk Of the supreme
court and of The criminal court OF al.
peals. and Justices of The peace, and
10 repeal all laws and parts OF laws
In conllict with the act, has come
from the committee room and VIII
be taken up this afternoon or tomor
row.
Ora ory in Senate.
Dashed about BY The prevailing
high winds the waves Of oratory ran
high In the senate this morning, AM
the discussion of Senate Bill NO, AZ,
or the committee substitute, by SEN
ator Redwine OF the senate aud Rep
resentative Durant Of the house con.
sumed most Of The time after the
House Bill No y by Harrison Of the
house and Strain Of the senate pass.
cd finally, the vote being 26 for and
6 against. This bill makes L com
pulsory 10 label convict made goods
offered for sale In he state.
The bill by Goulding creating The
establishment OF free employment
bureau in the western part OF the
state. which was declared lost by a
vote of II TO II several days ago, was
called up on the motion lodged Dy
Senator Goulding for It's consideration
on the day II was defeated, but was
passed over until this afternoon.
| Fish and Game Bil.
Senate Bill No. 4J. by Keys, which
Is the bill that was intended TO ere
ate positions and offices and salaries
In the fish and game department. and
which passed but was placed on the
calendar for reconsideration on mo
ton lodged by Senator Blair, came ur
this morning, and Senator Thoma.
made motion 10 table the motion o.
Senator Blair the motion to 'abl'
failing 10 carry. The question was
then raised II The bill could be recon
sldered The chair held that u haf
passed by q constitutional majority
and that being the case, could not h'
reconsIdGred There was some de
bate on the subject. when The chal
announced The Withholding OF ma
decision until this afternoon Th'
bill as It passed the senate omitte'
the Offices Of eight deputy game wal
dfns oui of Difference to an Opinion
recently handed down by the suprem
couri OF the state holding the opinio
nf Attorney General West In erro
when he ruled that the deputy gam
wardena, the same number whic
we're provided for In similar bl
that became a law at the last sessio
+ of the legislature, could NOT be pal
+ out Of an appropriation made at thi
L time.
Senator Blalr Is still opposed to N
0 features of the bill which call for az
ditional help. a record keeper boo
4 keeper and stenographer, and Y is 9
4 this hypothesis he asks reconsider
u ton
O The legal advisory committee r
, ported favorably on house Dill Nc
n 80. authorizing the boards OF coun,
# commissions OF any county 70 \
n auire court houses from the Unil'
a states. IL was slightly amende
,e but the amendment does not NAL
I. anv material changes In the bill.
,r Senator Gonlding introduced O ca
current resolution authorizing q
n state auditor TO nay balance
y s2li 95, expense incurred In buryl
:, a deceased sonaior last year.
Iv In Committee Of Whole.
- When The senate got ready to
~ solve itself into committee OF !
= whole this morning President Cll
~ = Graham called Senator Beeler TO !
- chair. Senator Beeler asked 10
y. ~ excused. saying my constituency
here and ! have IN appointment
meet It at ihe hotel Of ~ p'ciock y
81 morning. IFS members want 10
~ me
he q,ha hfsy ttn,a m lhp genatp n