The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
SAYS RATE INJUNCTION
DECISION WAS BOUGHT
Declares Judge Hooks Son Was
Member Of Firm That Was
Paid 100000
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Special 20 tie Daily Leader
l>awlou Okla Apri Z@ JACK
Love chairman Of the slate corpgF-
alton commission attacked tAe fedeT-
81 courts Judge HOOK ID particular.
gae corporations. the boomer and
commercial clubs .n general ln q
speech DfiVfe the city council Maien
. laSfsd uutil after Midnight
La1ylike IS an adlecttTe never
Used I'd describing Love Pc waBt
sight after THE opposition " che e0m-
mission Judge -anDgra aud ether
federal Judges he cali ginhesls
Judge Hook be accused b. beiHg a
CRATER and gaye desails Tae metro
9olitaa Daw papers 0s the state he
accused Os Withholding news of the
things the corporation c0mn.is isslon
wss IOing. the builder 0f railroads
and floater OF bond ISSUES be accu4-
III 81 being parasites
Before the Santa RE aud In. K. it
T railroads got their lauactlOns
against the two cent fare and lover
frei gh1 rates hey paid the firm uf
taggermsn and Hook 0t Kansas City
sz9eep9 Love declared The janlOr
partner of this sIrm Is tae SON oil
Judge Hook Da0 granted the injanc-
iioa Ae said fhis ne f0Wnr 5wt. re
Told The council @ith the aid Of DE-
tecFiFes. Won remember gentlemen
tHat the Frisco and Rock Island did
NOT get their iujgncri0ns al soon as
the Santa Fe and Katy Wbyy
Because the Frisco and Rock Island
objected y paying HageFmaR aud
Hook s-G4ffg0 bml thay dis M he.
ioTe they got the injunction The
Iron Mountain refused b pay any
thing AT all ana as d consequence
That road Is sin operating ander .he
tao cent fare
Judge Hook 81 said. aas tae
same maH gh0 used t0 l0Dby t0r tie
santa Fe AZ Topeka. who wss later
made Santa Fe attorney. aud Ohio
Anaiig through lire santa Fe uflu-
enees was pBt en raa federal oeHch
Determined = Have soYsre Deai
&yeNHemew she corporations 0f
JklaAoMa have go Co plae rhatr
cards % op Of the table he de-.
cared We are going 20 protect
eeTg ceaf yf honest ul0uey invested
.n 'ae state but az We same 4tae @e
are requiring that every corpora.son
~ n.ake sH accounting g0 us Ia osa.
er a0gds, fhat ae kB0w as much
aaE aF Aeir business as fuey DO
% haEe dad 4 iigat 0n our bands
and ee still haTe lt WE have been
5eaien ii Ehe federal courts and stilI
AAi e. The federal judges edueas-
Ell tu tAe idea that property rights
are above human rights that the
corporation commission .s a cMae oS
state Eigh aud that toe public has
Hof ang 3asineas knoe~ ag what a cor
p0raIion is Gong wisI asways deel4e
against us. "A corporation. gs1rle.
men' " 2 h9dy composed 0s s0uls BE-
iae coastle1.gn of Oklahoma gave
tae commission more power than any
inFee men n the tinted states ever
aad before FoH most ase. therefore
great care in the Selection of alea ~
aoi6 these offices that they may st
fair y B0th sides
F+@fAv7 saA'rA-Atfaa W. HafH
alton commission AlanE gn0a ass
taiHg about public service corpora
tions " IAesr rates waen wa meee
elected, 5Bt we did x1i0N enough 10
hire uen ra0 al8 snow fne gatI
roads are trying d geg ouF fate man
o4T secretary and especially e1r ae
eo1Atalt awas srVm nH TAay got
al the experts of the Texas c0Hmls.
on away 'som taem 81 paying hsgn
eg salaries
C0ionel lose asked Ais audience IL
Aag eae af tham bad egsr heard AZ
tae sgns 7ae commission had made
ca t8e expre rases lkad tae iele-
graaA rates N0 3ae seMe6 u 5aye
heard ot il g8 course gGa haFsna
ha said Fgar metropolitan papers
aant glnt wa2s We al. Taese ara
u1ly 4 few Instances