Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-29
DEMOCRATS PLAN
To CUT BIC PIE
COMING LEGISLATIVE SESSION
MAS Hl-APPDEIIONNlNG
MANY BILLS TO Be UP
Repeal a. H. Sought NOnI-
ems HOurs


question f.F settlement 10 ire O.u 90
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af.ua .a a- probability rl. have
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t.e political l. f4r tne tsr interest.
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g.r Tt..sn C.r1idatss far %. COM.
'm.r.. at.rn aIl la,s tH.s Il .fafg.
ave- numerous Discussion VI frls
question a.. l. 1..tt consume "a large
rYr.9. 4f tae session and the -4...a.
a- f--lrs ~ much legislation aI. BEL
..'arH..ra r.is ,as .-a. gaaa =. "
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Fr0m present indications the come
.rF session uIl bf asorrtsmr3 lr
ut. 'Han fte .t-aI food ~ rFnI1se> 2
legislation. al ~ 'te orglH.1au. .ls
aad Interests - "a statewide character
are a.a mapping o-s ,n,.- legislative
program and sGtlIelsI announce
melu gt TIE famt r1rt continue q. ap-
pear
one u The hardest fights VIII be-
made ty the county Jf'.lef5 fJr ma
.erial mobilization o. ihs Zee and sale
aFy lao passed 60 tre SPECIAL sess.9n
laff spring oN.e-rs claims that that
.4a reduced the salaries o. deputies.
clerks and steuogTa Dhsra 20 such hn
arfEFH fFef fr fFe ..ra.~ g....rtI... dies.
are finding u lmpo1.blc % secure
competent help ~ conduct their Of
Nres The sheTffs are especially
complaining u the feature under
Ehilh 10 deputy sheriff can draw
more than 400 per month. including
hH elpensef ~ the expenses run
from Ise 10 $50 this leaves but $50
% 40 '9T sa.aTy. Olly so is allowed
fJr q ,aGer County -reasurers also
claim that they need an iUcreas4 in
ti.a1 allowances fOr This assistants
The 90 pal.,rrs ~ rtaeatieru
Oklahoma have drawn Up several sery
important t.ls which -Aty a.I try 90
gel through ar this session. Among
other 's.Ggt fk,y rl demand tte
repeal ~ the o4 Inspection laW. de-
naElr fHat j, wurls g hardship .r
n' producer and ;He small reanerf
end Thar the Inspection itself .fa farce
Iur'tsg s!tarts all .s made r5 secure
q minor .ease ban. which lss been
nI at every session rlee Statehood
What ,te r.. men aalt ls "a f.u MAKE
Hg legal al leases except where fraud
a shown
Probably iha most important I,su
.a .ae pr14-eefs program s MAKE
900 freight ratD .a" 1u ..f tY apal.
o. both crude aEI reuasd g.s THE
u.l men claim ,hat lrs present tariffs
-rr altogether too a.sl a.G Nat t.r.
4re lsiug m4.c,ed They POINT o. ffs
t-ceefs " maximum rate laws 500 both
kaga4s and Texas where tHey have
been -phs.d b. tAs courts. and claim
That rates aro lower .r those states
ihar 200 oklahoma.
Merchants and business men uHI
push ban already drafted directed
against the bad check artists. who
have been operating Boz tHe state all
making Do Grim aI rfruea ta check
n r1rsa of tha amount NJ luls 0a
deposit
An extended legislative program bias
1.sI been laid olJ rg tre state fedora
u.H ~ labor including nee trst-
..a.s au e.ght-hoar Iaw far women
employed I1 public work. further v-
a.zau1H ~ ue f,l0w-servant law
and au employees compensation nIl
The hitter uil ls proposed as msaua
~ eliminating extended litigation and
enormous court costs. which neither
tho injured employee nor the defend
amt can usually afford 90 pay Evident
Injuries arc 20 he taken an pr'ma facle
evidence for basis on which damages
shall boz adludicatcd An arm FOR a
certain class OF workmen ig 20 Dee worth
O certain amount Lex the same way
The State Auu-tuberculDss Society
"IIl ask an appropriation ~ $50. 600
Tor a state hospital for the treatment
0f that disease A BIN appropriating
10000 Tor that purpose was passed
by The senate a. the last session but
reached the house too late TO be cor
slderod there
The abolition OF "fol -dc-rols" and all
branches which are not strictly prac-
teal from the curriculum Of the state
normal schools will be proposed uy
senator Roddic. who will also seek 10
have tho affairs Of those schools recu-
lated IN more detail along the line of
economy and discipline. Senator Rod
die prepared a bill two years ago TO
prohibit fraternities At state schools
II Us NOT known whether It will be re-
Nlyod at this time or not
An interesting measure 20 he proc
posed hy representative Pryor "
Creek County VIII provide for the ro-
tauon OF district Judges from one dis
triat 20 another The plan has been
tried with success in several states.
70 is claimed that it would result IN
providing e. Judge for each district who
would Doe wholly free from local pre-
iud,cos and would not Doe affected by
relations which he might have had
with other members OF the bar IN his