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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-02

Your money back when not salts
fed Is the guarantee that goes with
every purchase Of THE ALTON
GOODS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-02

Il was when Fred finally appeared
that Miss Madge ran to him with the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
Package in Hotel Safe Attached
in Suit Against Represen-
tatiye Holman.
Is ALLEGED TO CONTAIN
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Garnishment Upen Salary as
Member of Legislature Is
Not Served,

An envelope which was deposited in a
safe in the private Office OF 4. Fred Wey.
proprietor of the Wilson hotel. and which
Is alleged TO hear the name of Repre-
sentative ]. L., Holman oi Bingham. and
TO contain 500 in currency. has been at
tached on writ issued by Judge J. ].
Whitaker. The writ has been served by
4 member nj the force oi Sheriff Joseph
{. Sharp and is made rcturnablc Today,
The records OF the city court show that
on February IL suit was Hlcd against
Representative T. l.. Holman by Eliz-
abeth Sosnski of Bingham for $40 rent
ham. On February IS judgment was en-
tered by Judge Whitaker against Holman
for $40 and $3.50 costs. On the state
Rlent that in the safe at tho Wilson hotel
there was envelope bearing Holman's
name. writ OF attachment was issued
and served by the sheriff.
The writ set forth the allegations con-
cerning the envelope and the money and
that the envelope had been placed I'm the
safe on January Il. The writ was served
days In which 10 appear and give rea,
sons why tho money should not be used
TO satisfy the judgment.
After the writ had been issued, Hol-
mans attorney appeared in Judge Whit
aker's court and the Judgment which had
been secured by default was set aside.
obtained was one Of three pending
against Holman. One suit was for s2i,
in which the law firm or Booth, Leo tS
Badger. The junior member OF which is
Senator Carl 4. Badger. were the attor-
neys for the plaintiff y judgment was
obtained and an account of 500 In the
Copper National bank belonging 10 tlol-
man Was attached. Later writ of at
tachDient was asked for on suit for
money collected. amounting to $50. AT
that time Holman had only $ll in the
bank.
4 writ OF garnishmeut upon tho salary
due T. l.. Holman as II member OF the
legislature was obtained. The writ was
directed against w. NJ Thompson, chief
clerk OF The house. hut for some reason
The garnishmcnt was not served by the
sheriff IL Us understood. however, that
Holman voluntarily satisfied the judg-
mont.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
MAKES PASSING OF
BAD CHECKS FELONY

House bill No 22S. which is house bill
No. 81. heretofore killed by another num-
ber, was passed I'm the house Thursday
afternoon by vote of 30 to IL. with
three members absent and not voting.
Tho bill was introduced by the judiciary
committee on request OF Mr.. Grow, The
author OF bill No. IL.
The measure as passed makes II Il fol-
ony Tor person to pass bad check,
with intent to dcfraud. when he knows
that he has not sufficient funds or credit
at the bank to meet his check, and fixes
the punishment at from one 10 fourteen
years in the state prison.
An effort was made by Mr. Pope TO
change the crime 10 a mlsdemeanor but
this failed.
Mr. Morris made a strong argument
against the bin. on the ground that the
punishment was too severe and that The
present law was sufficient but argument
appeared useless and the bill passed on
the following roll call vote:
Crapo, Day. Farnsworih, Funk. Grow.
Jones. Iangston. Miller Nebeker, Pack
ard, Peterson. Pope. Richardson, Russell
Sanderson, Seely. Smith. Thornley,. To-
bias. White, Woolley, Ziener and Mr..
Speaker--30.
Nays-Cole Dahlquist. Hines Kearns,
Madsen. McRae. Meeks, Morris, Page.
Stack, yelling, Wootton-12
Absent and not votlng-Eardley, Elk
man and Spencer
Mr., Pope who is recorded in the af-
firmative first voted in the negative but
changed his vote and gave notice of a
motion for reconsideration today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
In the House.

Senate joint resolution No. IL, by Marks
Approving bill in United States congress
granting pensions 10 certain enlisted men
who served In the civil war and the war
with Mexico Favorable report by com :
mittee on federal relations and memorials
to congress.
Senate bll No 102. by Gawiner-An act
creating bureau Of immigration. labor
and statistics. etc. Favorab BILE report by
committee on labor,
Senate bill No. 11s. by Badger-An act
relating to foreign corporations. Favor
able report by committee on private cor
porations.
House bill No. 1892 by Page-An act re
lating 10 the white slave traffic. Favor
able report oy committee on Judiciary
Senate bill No. so. by Booth-An act
relating to criminal procedure. Favorable
report by committee on judiciary.
Senate bill No. 65, by Badger-An act
relating to property subject to garnieh-
ment. Favorable report by committee
on judiciary.
Senate oil No 1eo, by Stookey-An act
relating 20 the study Of the fora, fauna
and minerals Of the state. Favora BILE
report by committee on education
Senate bill No. 1e2. by Stookey-An act
relating to the study of birds Favorable
report by committee on education
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
JUDICIARY BODY IS
SCORED IN HOUSE
Criticism Is Result of Action
Taken on Gambling Bill
by Russell.

4 lively debate was precipitated ~ the
house Thursday afternoon when the com e
r1ittee On labor introduced house hill No.
23s. making glmpilne a felony. AS soon
motion wa5 maze :hnt II be placed upon
the calendar, but ihis was objected TO.
on the ground tnni no committee hnd
considered the hlll. II was then moved
that II be referred TO the committee on
Judiciary.
In connection With the measure brought
Mr. richardson. chairman of tho labor
committee. 10 his feet
1T IS sure @eatiI 10 the measure II il
goes TO the judiciary committee" he
said. The house will remember that
the Judiciary committee had a gambling
measure before iJ for several weeks. and
that II failed 10 make a report upon 1t
and finally returned IL 10 the house with
ont recommc ndatirn. II that committee
gets ,ln1 bill. II will do the same. and |
don't want Ih!s lii TO go there"
a member - tine Judiciary committee
attempted 10 excuse the action Of the
that u was held back al the request OF
Mr.. Russell, author OF the measure.
This was emphatically denied by Mr..
Russell. who said that he urged The COM
mittee repeatedly 10 report the bill one
way or the other.
tho judiciary committee by saying that
IL kept the other hIi thirty days and
then made A report that meant sbso-
lutely nothing. II" thought II would he
folly 10 send the bill undeT discussion 10
that committee. In view of It's record.
unless the members would promise TO re
port it Friday morning.
This promise was reluctantly made by
the committee au6 the bill! was referred
To IL by a vote Of "6 to L..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
REPORTED FAVoRABLY.
In the Senate.

Senate bill No. s4 by Horsley-An act
amending the present laws with refer
ence TO the terms and duties OF the mem
bers Of the state horticultural commits
sion. Recommended for passage by
committee on agriculture and irrigation.
House bill No So by committee on
insurance-An act prohibiting the sale of
insurance notes. Recommended for pass
age by committee on private corpora
tions and insurance,
providing that person who circulates
ing the financial standing OF any. bank
or similar Institution shall be guilty of
a felony. Recommended for passage by
committee on banks and banking.
House bill No, 143. by committee on
highways and bridges-An act providing
an annual appropriation Of $780, as a
road building fund md authorizing a
special road tax. Recommended for pass
age by committee on highways and
bridges
Senate bill No. 23s. by Marks, by re-
quest-An act providing for the classifi-
cation OF property by the state board OF
equalization, Recommended for passage
by committee on ways and means
Senate bill No. 1s9. by Kelly-An act
requiring bonds from all city officers,
Recommended for passage by committee
on county and municipal corporations.
Senate bill No. 100. by Kelly-An net
requiring all county and precinct officers
10 furnish bonds. Recommended for
passage by committee on county and
municipal corporations,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
WORKS ON "REAL" BILL.
Judiciary Committee VIII Report Amend
nents to Liquor Measure

The house judiciary committee labored
long and diligently Thursday night on
house hill No. 23i the liquor measure
which Is supposed 10 bear the needed
earmarks TO insure lis passage by the
house. After prayerful and careful CON
sideration 1t was decided 10 amend the
bill In a number OF particulars. and. as
amended report il favorably today.
Among the amendments decided upon
is one raising the limit upon the age OF
those who may enter the retail business
from 81 TO % years. Another amendment
provides that all licenses must expire
on June 30 each wear. For the illegal
sale OF liquor, such as Hboot-legging. -
fine and Imprisonment are provided. Ii
also is provided that il license be re-
yoleed for cause, the person or firm los
ing the license can never obtain another
license, Other amendments also were
considered and will he decided upon be-
fore the meeting OF the house this morn
ing.
The committee had before IL the senate
liouor bill, and. although this measure
had not been referred to the committee
IL IS understood that an agreement has
been reached by which the senate bill viii
be placed on the calendar and consid-
cred in advance of the house meas
ure.
All other liquor bills in the hands of
the committee will he adversely reported.
The committee decided TO make an ad
verse report on house bill No. 236, the
anti gambling measure introduced Thurs
J1V
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
AMENDMENTS PROPOSED
TO TIE ELECTION Law

House bill No 2SS. which was intro
duced In the house Thursday by the
committee on elections. provides for
amendments 10 the law relating to the
official register of voters I'm election dis
iricts. Section SIG Is amended by add
ing the following:
That the official registers prepared for
districts embraced within municipalities.
In which municipal elections have been
held since the last general election. shall
he made up OF the names OF persons
checked as voting at said municipal cleo
tlons.
Prior TO the tine for registering vot-
crs at each municipal election the clerk
of the county In which the municipality
is located shall prepare an alphabetical
list OF the voters OF each election dis
trict TO be affected by such election. con-
tanning the names of all persons who
voted at the last general election. as
shown by the checked copies OF the offl-
clal register used. or the poll list made
at such election. which list shall be de-
livered TO the registry agent Of each dis
trict at least thirty days prior To the FIRST
day OF registration. and shall be revised
by adding the names OF all persons reg
istered on the proper days prior to the
election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
TO GOVERN CITIES
Of SECOND CLASS
Senator Kelly of Weber Intro
duceS Bills for Commits
sion Form.

Senator George J, Kelly of Weber in
troduced two measures In the legislature
on Thursday providing for the commits
sion form of government for cities OF the
second class. The bills arc similar 10
those introduced by Senator Smith of Salt
Lake covering cities OF the first class
except that they provide for a mayor
and two commissioners for cities OF the
second class, whereas the Smith bills pro-
vide for a mayor and four commissioners
for cities of the first class.
The bills were referred to the commit
tee on county and municipal corporations
of which Senator Kelly Is the chairman.
1t is understood that the Smith and Kelly
bills Will be combined by the committee
and recommended for passage by the sem
ate. The bills introduced BY Senator Kcl-
ly have the Endorsement of the CONNER
cial and civic organizations OF all of the
cities OF the second class in me state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
BILLS PASSED.
BY the Senate.

Senate bill No. lo4. by w.lliams-An
act increasing the number OF members
OF the board of trustees of the state in
dustrial school from three TO seven. and
making the attorney general and state
superintendent OF public instruction
members OF the board.
Senate bill No ISL, by Stookey-An act
changing the manner OF school board
elections in cities OF tho second class.
House bill No. 8 by Hayes-An act
prohibiting the use OF the seal OF the
state Of Utah for advertising purposes.
House bill No. l0l, by Hines-An act
setting aside part OF the capitol grounds
for armory for the national guard of
Utah,
House bill No 81. by Tobias-An act
providing for a roll OF the national guard
OF Utah and for an increase in salaries
OF officers Of the national guard.
Senate bill No. g. by Smith-An act
increasing compensation for district
court stenographers.
Senate bill No. 2Oo. by Joint committee
An act providing for local option and
regulation of the liquor traffic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
NTI-GAMBLING BILL
GOES TO JUDICIARY

A new anti-eambling measure. known
as house bill No, 236, was introduced in
the house Thursday by the committee
on Judiciary, which agreed 20 report the
bill this morning. The bin is as fol-
lows
Every person who deals. PLAYS, or
carries on, opens or causes 10 be opened,
or who conducts. either as owner or en-
ployee, whether for hire or not any
game OF faro, monte. roulette, lansque-
played with cards. dice. or any other
device. for money checks. credit. or
any other representative value, shall be
deemed guilty OF felony.
Every person who knowingly permits
any OF the games mentioned in the pre-
ceding section to be played. conducted
or dealt In any house owned or rented
by such person in whole or in part, ana
any person who plays or bets at or
against any OF said prohibited games Is
guilt of a mIsdemcanor."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
STEN0GRAPHER WITH PASS
WILL NOT GET MILEAGE

The increase In compensation 20 stem
ographers Of district courts granted by
the senate Thursday in the passage ot a
bill raising the rates for making irau-
scripts, was not uuadultorAtcd bliss for
the Stenographcrs.
Senator Smith favored the increase
asked for by the stenograph"rs. but he
secured the adoption nf an amendment
which provided that i'm case the stenoE-
raphers travel on free transportation the
mileage OF ten cents per mil" shall not
bc allowed.
One particularly expert court sicnog-
rapher from southern litah said that AS
all court stcuographors travel on free
transportation. th" increase with this pro-
vision attached really means Il decrease
in the total compensation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In the Senate

Senate bni No. 2dS. by Kelly. by re-
quest-An act to amend present laws to
provide for a commission form OF mu-
nicipal government In cities Of the sec
ond class. Referred to committee on
county and municipal corporations
Senate bill No. 249 hy Kelly, By re-
quest-An act to provide for the duties
OF the commissioners in cities Of the sec
ond class Referred to committee on
county and municipal corporations.
Senate bill No. $50. by judiciary com
mittee-An act prohibiting the making o,
loans OF state money 10 any state officer
any member OF the Legislature, to ans
member OF any state board or to any em-
ployee OF the state. Placed on the calen-
dar for final DaaSaRe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
LOOKING FORWARD TO
ANOTHER CONGRESSMAN

The following measure. which is Ia
be,ed house bill No. 237, and which cx-
plains itself. was introduced In the house
Thursday and referred to the commit
tee on judiciary:
An act no provide how representatives
in congress shall be chosen. when the
congressional apportionment for Utah
exceeds one member Of the national
house OF representatives.
BE II enacted by the legislature Of the
state OF Utah:
Section /. That when the congress Of
the United States shall apportion to the
state Of Utah more than one member OF
the house OF representatives in said con-
gress. the said member shall be elected
at large from this state. until otherwise
provided by law
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
REPORTED UNFAVORABLY.
In the Housa.

Senate bill No. 159 by Iverson-An act
providing that appointees OF the govern
may be removed for cause. Unfa-
vorable report by majority of the COM
mittee on judiciary.
House bill No. 2l2. by Crapo-An act
providing for the examination OF ac-
counts OF school districts. Unfavorable re-
port by committee on education. (Bill
killed by adoption OF reportD
Senate bill No. loo. by Wiiliams-An
act increasing the number OF the board
Of regents OF the University of Utah I'm
favora BILE report by committee on educa :
ton. (Killed on report)
Senate bill No. 1o3. by Willams-An
act increasing the number OF the board
OF trustees OF the Agricultural college
Unfavorahle report by committee on edu-
cation. (Bill killed on report)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
OTHER COMMITTEE REPORTS.
In the House.

House bill No l5i. by Thornley--An act
increasing the number OF judicial districts
by one. and providing for the appoint
ment Of an additional judge and district
attorney. Recommended by judiciary
committee that bill be referred 10 special
committee consisting of one member from
each OF the six counties affected.
Senate bill No. 13l. by Stookey-An act
providing for the appointment of an ad-
dltlonal Judge In the Second district.
Same recommendation as on house bill
No. l64.
Senate bill No, 124. by Stookey-an act
providing for an additional judge in the
Third district. Same report as upon house
bill No l64.
Senate bill No. is, by stookey-An act
relating TO appointees OF the governor
Committee on judiciary equally divided
for and against.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
In the House.

House bill Nc. l46. by Dahlquist-An
act requiring foreign building and loan
associations to deposit sS0.O00 with the
state treasurer, before being permitted
to do business in the state.
House bill No Il. by committee on irri j.
gation-An act relating TO the selection
Of reservoir sites.
House bill No. 23c. by committee on
livestock--An act relating 10 damage done
by animals herded or driven.
House bill No. 228. by judiciary com
mittee-An act making issuance OF checks
with intent 10 defraud a felony.
House bill No s. by Hayes-An act re =
stricting the use OF a fac simie OF the
great seal OF the state for advertising
purposes (as amended by senate).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
DECIDES ON BIG CUT
On ROADS AND BRIDGES

Disquieiine news for the members of
the lower house of the Legislature who
are the proud authors OF bills CARRYING
appropriations for the Improvement OF
roads and bridges came from the COM
ing held Thursday night.
This news is 10 the general effect that
the appropriations proposed in the vari =
Gus road and bridge measures Will be
cut on an average of thrce-fourths.
Mr.. Wootton, chairman OF the commit
tee on appropriations. said Thursday
night that the condition OF the revenues
made IT, incumbent upon tho committee
TO make a cut OF from $15O000 TO $500 900
in the total approximations asked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
To Meet Legislature Today.

The committee selected by the Murray
Commercial club. including Mayor Phil
Bcntz, President James w. McHenry and
others OF the board of governors. will
meet today with members Of the legis
laturc 10 ask FOR a form OF commission
government claiming that the city OF
Murray is not IN favor Of tho present
bill drafted governing cities Of the second
class. and urging that cities where the
population does not exceed 5000 he given
the privilege OF making the rate of sal
airy for officers employed, according TO
the funds OF the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
CITIZENS DEMANDING
PASSAGE OF BILL 11S

Representative citizens. who are inter-
estcd IN seeing Salt Lake City secure the
hot springs which is provided FOR in a
bill introduced in the lower house Of the
national congress. have joined with the
residents OF North Salt Lake. in an cf
fort 10 have senate bill No. lis passed
in the house There is an unfavora ble
report upon the hin I'm the house. and it
is claimed that II the bill is defeated IL
may affect the establishment of the hos
pital az the point designated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
Action Is Deferred

The bill authorizing the evying Of a
tax on fire Insurance companies TO pro-
vide a fund for injured and disabled
volunteer hrep,en and their families was
discussed Thursday afternoon in the
senate and action WAS deferred until to-
day. Senator Marks spoke at length in
favor OF the bill. while Senators Burton
and Wilson opposed H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
Special Orders.

Tho Badger anti-pas bill and the rail-
road commission bill have been made
special orders in the senate for Satur-
day forenoon at 1890 o'clock. The COM
mittee on railroads was divided on the
anti-pass hIll and returned IL without
recommendation. Five members OF the
committee reported adversely on the rail-
road commission bill. while two recon-
mended that II be passed. Without op-
position, both measures were placed on
the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
SITTING COMMITTEE
NAMED BY SPEAKER

Speaker Robinson OF the lower house
of the legislature announced his selec-
lions for the sitting committee Thursday
afternoon. This committee viii take
charge this morning of all bills in the
house not reported upon. The committee
consists OF Holman. Funk White. Nor
ris. Day, Smith and Spencer.
There were twenty-three house bills
and eleven senate bills in the hands OF
committees. exclusive of the roads and
bridges measures. which como under a
single head. when the house adjourned
Thursday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
LAW WMAkERS TO ATTEND
GRAND BALL AT LOGAN

Members OF the legislature To n large
number will go 70 Logan on the after
noon OF March 6. to be the guests of
the Agricultural college faculty at ball
on that evening. In addition to the mem
hers of the Legislature the governor and
his staff viii be present. The visitors
from Salt Lake will leave the city at i:li
o'clock in the afternoon on a special!
train with a diner attached. and Will ar
rive In the city al o'clock the follow
ing morning Each member Of the lcgis
laiMre Will be allowed one guest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-03
COMMITTEE MEASURE
SUCCEEDS IN SENATE
Only Vote in Opposition Is Cast
by Senator Olson,
Democrat.
Continued from Page One.

prohibition were far-r aching. In his
county, Senator Olson said he attempted
To preach prohibition In the meeting
houses, but permission for him In do so
was refused However. in one meeting
house q masquerade was held and follow
ing the masquerade some of the young
men who attended IL we're arrested for
drunkenness.
In concluding his address Senator Olson
read a length from n powerful prohibl-
ton address delivered by former Cover
nor j. Frank iientry before The Indiana
Republican state convention in 1905.
Senator Badger followed
II congratulate tho Republican party.
he said. "on having the opportunity 10
enact a liquor law that fulhlls the pledges
made in its party platform.
Upon the important question OF Ii
puor legislation the Republican party
stands in favor Of that lceisls tion which
Will most effectively suppress the evils
of inJemperance. II regards results Of
more importance than rhetoric