The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-10

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az a living example OF one who
had three weeks ago undergone vac
| cination."
Senator Coville told how he came
very near losing his arm fiom vac
cination when he was in the army,
and no sooner than he had thus de.
ciased himself Senator Stafford ask
cd him If IL is not fact that the
United States Government recognizes
vaccination as sure means of pre-
yentive for smallpox.
More Opposition DeveIops
Senator Blair, who says he always
has to make talk OH a subject be-
fore he can vote intelhgently," was
up in arms against The Stafford bill
tie thinks the act of vaccination Is
but the means of inoculating healthy
beings with loathsome diseases from
which they never can recover "A
consider the preventive worse than
the disease" said Senator Blair "and
believe that the wholesale yaccinatlng
q the citizens in Oklahoma City
would entail more suffering than will
the epidemic OF smallpox which we
are told is oXtant there. ard If the
local authorities will exercise due
diligence in quarantining against Il
the epidemic will soon become ex.
tinct.
Senator Roddie spoke in favor Of
the Stafford bin and compulsory vac.
cinalion, claiming that the rayages Of
the disease have been lessened bS
compulsory vaccination and that when
It does break out in a community It's
type is IA, milder because of The sci
cltlfic efforts that have been made
IN the last twenty years to eradicate
il
Senator Sorrels Is also opposed to
the Stafford bill and did MOI mince
his words in decrying the theory OF
compulsory vaccination
Ellis PASSED.
The following bills were passed OH
third reading "Wednesday afternoon
Senate bill No 30, by Stewart, ap.
propliatins $40lO for the expenses OF
the state game warden with the emes-
gcncy; senate bin No. 80, by Roddie,
making an appropriation for the sal
airy of the clerk OF the supreme court
and assistants and necessary office
expenses Sl1,200; house bill No. l07,
by Whayne, relating to primary cleo
tons. senate bill No l15, by Thomas
providing for the completion and an
notation. indexlng and publishing OF
he 'evised laws OF Oklahoma. appro-
briating $4,000 TO defray expense
therefor with the emergency, house
bill No 9G, by Smith OF Caddo, pro-
viding for the raising and collecting
Of revenue for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1910, and each year thereaf-
ter, senate bill No. 1l6. by Wynne,
providing means Of transportation OF
lupil5 who live one and one-halt
miles or more from the school house,
rs amended by Senator Russell so
that patrons can nj any time suspend
the service by petitloning The board
Of trustees. senate bin No. 10i, by
Taylor, providing fire escapes for all
public buildings, as amended by Sen.
ator Stafford so AS to not apply to
tyo.story buildings used by rooming
and boarding houses.
In Committee OF Whole
The senate in committee of the
Whole took mp Senate bill No. 1lS, by
Williams defining the powers and dn-
ties Of health officers and boards of
health, relative 10 the protection OF
people from tuberculosis All physi.
clans In the state are required to noti.
~ the board of health of all cases
Of tuberculosis. their location and oc.
cupation OF the sufferers. An amend
ment by Senator Brownlee, which
vas adopted, provides that no per
son known by the board Of trustees
10 be suffering with tuberculosis shall
be permitted to teach In the public
schools The bill was recommended
for passage as amended.
Conference Committee Named
The house refused to accede to the
senate amendments TO house bill No
90. by Smith OF Caddo, which Is tc
provide Tor raising and collecting rev
enue and TO codify the laws Of the
slate relating TO revenue, and a com
mittee composed Of Senators Blair
Russell AMI Memminger were appoint
cd to confer with the house commit
ice. the senate refusing TO reced'
from its position
Senate bill No. l22, by Allen, ap
propriating 100000 for the dea
school at Sulphur. was recommended
tor passage
The senate adopted house Join
resolution No. ;. ratifylng the amend
ment TO the constitution of the Unit
Cd States TO he submitted by congress
On the income tax.
Senate bill No. 100. by Bllups rel
'laiing the circulation OF lnitiatiy
ard referendum petitions was, on me
ton OF Senator Russell. indefinltel
postponed, Senator Billups lodging