The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-14

1nit9e ,o '.0n =, ''lq ,uaI1V, '. - IA m
,e''0,, ''i'" 'i'. nt",e 20 ~ o,od e'.i, ond
dlcnose of rbr'n ss tbc lenieJature may
dlr.ct ma hnn1ted tboi,eand dollars
il ~ h.eo,os nv prone,t, N The state.
mo IAN n,,,nont tmr,r6iatnlv after
rs ,.1.tm ~, NIX ,vaa dnnoejtod in
lr-.n h.,,l,. ~ oIlahn,,, Cffv ana has
1a E'..,..i,, ,ta,.''., ,,o rotc n
fbrea ,g,.' cant sinra ahnnt tbo first of
T'',,a ,o,o
49,
leVo'N'uehp 10 tde leGiSid'ule "t"'
Il aeVePt ms Pfoposlti9h dhu Hl"Ne .0
q" @HPIoplatioh 70 20 Ioi"aIu 49,
we UI'ioi"s o. capl1ui' ~ s'ut 'n"'
!" piVpCseu LOT eapitol pun poses 10 oiio
"ed Sui'eu 70 'he loealloh o. our a'"to
puidlASs' by proper hd"ullhS u lne
ANUS donated more money c@h pe real'
we" 20 tAe stalc thaii Noui" nave uceh
'ossinle 10 nave ieaIl@eu ma '"e s"ile
oriatnn1 ao,t,o,. o.,'''s' "a ~. tha ioaisIa.
tire acccnfiua 'bis proDosition and
taking hold of the matter and hand.
ling 1T i'm "A business way. we win ooine
nearer procuring for the people Of Ok
"aclaa q lfee "apiol thah couId nave
1een dohe under me propesilloh agteeu
10 D! the former legislature.
recommend also that the legisla-
ture make an appropriation sufficiently
large 10 build state capitol such as
will meet the requirements of the
state. aud that it arrange for the is
susnoe and sale Of bonds bearing not
more than four per cent interest, the
"a a l,t "a ta n
the erection of the building. IT is d
maner Of good business to proceed
without further delay At present the
state departments are scattered all
over Oklahoma City. and the best ser
vice cannot be rendered to the peo'
pie under these conditions. The ques-
tion OF rentals is an important item
for consideration. and until we have
erected and furnished a state capitol,
this burden will be an added load to
the people.
REAppOpTtoNN1rNr
!. t. ,ui.,.
..., pe' oi'5g9 s'!V uuts VI 'uis IeslS'e,
~ fon 80, ~ ,l,u $50 - oNi''i0
-" i0' O0'S' V9sion@' p"' posos'
IAN PENALTIES,
A most neXcusable outrage being
perpetrated upon the taxp9vcrs 'of
OkIahoma under the guise of law is
the exorbitant and usurious penalty
imposed for the non-pavmcnt of tax
es. Oklahoma has loaned millions of
dollars of money at five PEI cent In
teresl When # settles one of I oh
legations in the form of q warrant
the warrant only draws six nor cont
interest. We have gone further and
in our law provide that M individual
or corporation loaninp money or OK.
tending credit can without incurrino
severe penaltv. collect a greater rare
of interest Than fem nor cont and vet
this state violates tbe very essence and
spirit of this law and ipdulees in the
most hnartlesS snactes of usurv whom
it compels the taxnavers who arc On |
unfortunate as NOT to bove the roadv
cash to nav their fayns vim when |
the time for their paymenf is due to |
nav n nenalty of eighteen nar cant
recommend that Won rnduce tho
penaltv nor 10 exceed ION nor cont
The history of DAMAGE suite eboys
that only ahout one.baff of the monov
paid by corporafions far nsrsonaI in. |
jury inflicted unon emnioveoe ands ite |
wav into the hands of the injnrod |
marty or in The event of his doath |
INFO The hands of those ia whom tbe |
comnensation should On
Certainly modern rivilization can |
devise hotter nlan for settling those |
differences between emnloreT and |
emplovee Several of the etutes ~ |
the ITnion hovo adonted q Norl,mar,e |
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