Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-14

an effort is being made to lead IS
over to Teddy, I'm against it. first,
last and all the time, because I'm 60
ing to be a republican for quite .
while yet, unless my mind changes"
Two Propositions.
Representative Bratton declared
that it seemed to him that in that res
olution the house had two propositions
to vote upon; one to restore conf.
dence in the finances of the state, and
one to restore confidence in faction
Mr.. Klein directed his remarks to-
ward Mr.. Lambert and said he would
like to know in what measure a nan
is presumed to be progressive. He re-
ferred to Mr.. Lambert's action In
dealing with previous questions and
said he would like to know how to
determine a stalwart from 4 progress
sive.
C. C.. Turner of Stark county said
he could be counted in as a republican
first. last and all the time, but Mr..
Klein replied that when his colleague
was out campaigning he claimed to
be a progressive republican. x.
Mr.. Campbell declared that he is a
but can tell a progressive
from a stalwart. "Now Is the time to
meet this question: he said, land not
tomorrow nor day after tomorrow"
F. w. Turner Of Stark county in
quired whether the members were.
here to represent the best interests
of the state or to build up political
parties. He expressed the opinion
that the resolution should be with
drawn and all reference to parties and
factionalism should be eliminated. '.'
MI. Owens favored laying the mat
ter over until Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Lambert was again given the
floor, and he stated that he arose to
a point of personal privilege. He
referred to the previous remarks OF
Mr.. Klein, which he understood had
been directed toward him, and he out.
lined the progressive measures which
he has supported in the past in sup
port of his original contention.
4r Elimination Contest.
At this point the house disposed Of
the resolution by 4 process of elm.
inatiOn. ..
The motion to make 1t a special or.
der Of business for Friday afternoon
was lost. .-
A motion to refer it to a committee
was lost.
A. motion to amend the resolution
by striking out all reference to polit-
ical parties or factions carried, and
the resolution, thus amended, was
then adopted.
Representative Streeter moved that
the vote by which the amended res
olution was adopted ue r~econsidered,
and the motion to reconsider be laid
upon the table. "'
Representative Burnett demanded
a roll call on the question, and the
house, when put upon record, failed
to confirm it's previous action by sup
porting Representative Streeter's
'chncher" motion. The vote was 80
ayes to 63 nays.
The Roll Call.
The roll was called and there We're 80
ayes. 63 nays, . absent and not voting.
Those voting in the affirmative were:
Messrs. Batter. Bollinger, Bope, Bratton.
Buck. Butler of Ramsey, Butler of Ran
son. Enderson. Fox, France, Freitag,
Gardiner. Geiger, Gunderson, Hart, Hic-
kle, Hill of Cass, Hjort. Hoge. Husband.
Kellogg, Kelly, Jacobsen, Leu. Lindstrom.
Martin, Miller, Morrison, Owens. Pitkin.
Streeter. Thompson. Taylor. c. G. Turn
er. f. W. Turner. Weis, Wiley, Wing.
Mr.. Speaker. -''
Those voting in the negative were:
Messrs. Anderson. Balsdon, Ejornsoi,
Blakemore. Borusky, Burnett, Calnan.
Campbell. Carey, Cc'tom, Curry, Davis,
Dean. Divct, Dixon, Doyle. Dynes, Ever
son, Fritz, Hanson, Haraldson, Harty.
H%awkinson, Hcdalen, Hendrickson, Hill
of Bottineau, Hielmstad, Homan, Huso.
lsaak, Johnson, Klein. Knox, Kyllo, Law
laugh, Lewis, Moen, Morkrid, Norllcim.
NorthrUp. Nyhus, O'Connor. Odrand, Ols-
gard, Pendray, Peterson, Ployhar, Put
man,, Raney, Robbie, Ryan, Sandbeck,
Schroeder, Smith Of Kirder, Snyder. Soi"-
lie, Stenehjem. Stinger, Tucker. Twich-
ell. WARDROBE, Watt, Williams. =
Absent and not voting were: Messrs.
Blrtley, Bass, Dosscth, Jacobson. List,
Small, Smith Of Ward, Walsh, Warriner.
After amendments were made and
adopted. Mr.. France moved that the res
%olution. as amended, be adopted. 4'f
Up Again Today '''.
This means that a motion may be
made to reconsider the action by
which the amended resolution was
adopted yesterday, and it Is alleged
that an effo-t will be made to adopt
the resolution as originally introduce
ed. @5a1 h&t3 j.
Message From the Senate ii
Immediately after the house ,conveni
ed at 2 o'clock, a message from the
senate transmitted senate bills Nos.
So, 104 and 50 to the house.
The journal was reported to have
been correct, but Representative Ow-
ems found a flaw, ihasmuch as what he
termed the steam roller tactics by
Which House Bill No. 242 was reviv-
ed on Tuesday afternoon, after q mo-
ton to reconsider had been turned
down. n. $ ~ gS b y
It was also reported that there was
no record of a "clincher'' motioHahav-
ing beeneattaclled to House Bill No.
219. Motions, to have these correc.
lions made in the Journal were adopt.
ed.
The Speakers Statement.
At this juncture, Speaker Frame
made his statement regarding the par,