The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-11
LOBBYISTS
PUT OUT Of
BUSINESS
Senate Resents Implied Grill
CISm Of Fellow
Member

Special to Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City. Okla. Feb. l0-Fol-
lowing the receipt BY certain mem
bers OF the senate OF circulars signed
by representatives OF the chiroprac-
tic school, which were taken 10 re-
fleet on Senator J ] Williams, au-
thor OF the new medical practice bill
the senate in executive session Thurs
day revoked the licenses of Willard
Carver and G. NJ Materson OF Okla
homa City aud F. NJ Posegate Of
Tulsa to appear before the senate or
its committees on behalf OF the
chiropractors The names of all
three we're signed TO the circular in
question, together with others who
have never been licensed as lobby
lists
Tie circular was intended as an
argument against the medical prac-
tice bill, which would require chiro-
practors and all other practitioners
Of tne healing art to take examina-
tion and be licensed by the stata
board OF medical examiners, but
seemed rather to solidify the senti-
ment in favor OF that bill, which was
passed finally by the senate by a
vote OF 30 to 8, with the emergency
clause attached.
Only one amendment was made tc
1 The bill OH final passage. That was
the result of an agreement in regard
to the amendment offered by Senator
SOrrelIs. eXempting those who held
/ licenses from tribal boards in indian
territory, by which this exemption il
/ to be left 10 the discretion of the
state board of medical examiners
+ This is expected to gake care of the
lew cases where a possible injustice
might have been done by the presen
law
4 Another effort was made, but with
I out success, to cut out the provision
which extends the authority OF th'
board from those who administe
drugs to al classes of practitioners
Hatchett Is lnquisitiVe
As the first result OF the supreme
court decision in the capital case, tn
senate Thursday adopted a resolution
by Senator Hatchett, authorizing it
committee on public buildings an
i. state capital to make an immediat
. investigation as TO what progress
being made By the promoters OF tn
capital site designated by the legisl;
turc at the special session in cor
, nection with the free capitol" prof.
osition embodied in the locating ac
The resolution authorizes the con
mittee TO examine as 10 whether tn
/, citizens in question have compile
, with the terms of their contracts
+ whether the title TO the lots an
! lands has been perfected, whethe
, an appraisement has been had, an
it so what valuation is placed on m
lali. and what steps have been tai
en- toward surveying 1t and getting
. eady to put OH the market
The senate passed finally in add
tion to the medical bill, bills by CIR
ham amending the landlord and te'
ant law: by Redwlne, providing
. method of service on corporation
which have Withdrawn from the stat
by Williams, making appropriate
, for Beaver county election supple
at the 1907 election, by Williams, a
lnopriating $4,000 for furnishing Il
new building of the Southwestern
LLrmal at Weatherford. and by Goul
ing, M fins app Cpriation for the fl
marshals Office The latter bill fa
eG CT Pessage when the first vo
was taken, but latter was reconsi
cred and passed
Deficiency Bill to Senate
rhe deficiency appropriation b.
10, tAe NdIltbs state department
and state institutions for the isc
year ending June 30. 1911, was pr
sented in the senate Thursday by Il
appropriations committee. The d
fciencies included in the bill tot
S20S, ,73S.03. This includes the full {
lowance until the END of the year f
all departments except the penite
tary. where the bill covers only Il
period up to date, with no estimat
for the remaining months. Amoi
the larger items in the bill are S34,1
Tor the state reformatory, $4,000 I
the school for the deaf at Sulph
and $4,000 for the Central Norm
school AT Edmond