The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
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te ~ high protective sariff, and be-
ieyedtin the Democratic doctrine Of
IA iii for rsTcmle only
Utterback, Republican, was the
neAt defender of the inexcusable tar
III bill. He accused the Democrats
of starting the tariff bill and other
such measures to divert attention
from things closer at home. Utter
back was subjected to rapid-fire
questioning. Cope wanted to know
what he thought Of the stand La Fol
lette, Dolliver, Bristow and others are
taking against the Payne-Aldrich law,
and Utteiback rctorted by asking
What Cope thought of The way Owen
OF oklahoma and Bailey OF Texas,
voted in favor Of the bill Glover
asked Utterback to explain why Amer
lean manufacturers sold thci. pro-
Duct in Europe at an average Of 40
per cent, in many cases, lower than II
was sold at home Uttcrhack couldn't
answer I.ovelace wanted to know
xhy plows were cheaper III foreign
countries than in America, though
made here Utterback replied that
be had never bought plow in for
elgn country. Howell Smith took a
ohps Out OF Uttcrback along the same
line.
Faulkner Quotes poetry
Faulkner Democrat. then arose to
A lengthy speech against the Payne
Aldrich tariff bill, in which he quoted
Gray Elegy extensively, INDUCED in
q palIegyiic of the farmer, Of which
ne is not an unimportant factor him
self and ended in terrific denuncia-
ton Of the Republicans generally.
Jones closed the debate by shout
ing. "What are you Democrats going
o do about the way Owen and Bailey
voted for the Aldrich bill?'
The vote stood "a TO 80.
The house then passed several 9TH
er Thomas resolutions instructing the
oklahoma congressional delegation.
There was 4 general exodus OF Re.
luDlicans again, many OF whom duck
"a rather than go on record. The
resolution opposing the proposed fed
eral incorporation law especially the
FEDERAL incorporation OF interstate
carriers, passed with a wboop Demo
Gratis voting for il 81, Republicans
against q, Clark and Bridges Re-
publcans, not voting, and Tooley, Re |
publican voting yes The next to 60
through was the resolution opposing
any raise in postal rates and oppos-
,Gg any ship subsidy bill, passed "a
10 2G. party vote. with another Re-
publican, Dixon Of Okfuskee, dodging
and not voting. The anti-central ma
t.onal bank resolution, went through
as easily.
BIsnds Nephew Talks
X. p. Bland, nephew OF the ia
nous silver Dick" Bland, was intro
auccd TO the house by the speaker,
and made a short talk of response.
A new bill by Buinette, Reeves and
Smith of Custer, TO make Custer
superior court county re
gardess OF population, was introduc
ed
Maxey Bryan aud Durham of Pot (
tawatOmie introduced memorials pro
testing against the proposed arrange
hcnt OF the Potiawatomic county dis.
trict court distrcgt, asking two in
stead Of one judge. A similar memor.
ial was presented by Hughes from
Mayes county
Durham called attention to an err
;or in last years Journal wherein
Bryan of Pottawatome was recorded
Is voting for indefinite postponement
Of house bill No %, 1909. aud a cor.
rection was inserted In this years
journal
Durham sent up minority report
rn senate Bill No /. fees and salaries
which has been laHorably reported in
he house.
The Williams resolution relative TO
practice Of medicine was killed IN