Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-14
DEFICIENCY BILL
IS AGAIN KILLED
LACKED SEVEN VOTES on THE
SECOND BALLOT TO
PASS IT.
Try AGAIN WEDNESDAY,
Item Objectionable 10 Republicans
Must be Stricken out Before
Measure Can Pass.


OKLAHOMA CITY, May l3.(Spc.
clalJ-Thc house killed tho gonoro
defi,io,..... nam o.. -,
''''''
u''o'S' '"' measure lacking seven
"',' VI P'''"E' On lhe llhal ron caII
"u,i 'lo usual parliamentary rules
''v VA Is no" Ihally dedd' 1t coulo
oiIy come up again by unanimous
coHSeh' pu' chairman puraht ol lht
appropriations committee VIII make
one more ellofl TO get 1t through
"e"nesu'y'
Ao was 'Ie case on MONDAY the item
ol Eb-Vo Ior lawyers VINO defended
D''IlON'"'' 'Ic'uoh ollI'laIs ol ok
t"'Ere county arrested Tor enforcing
the bIahula'her cause settled the
la'o oI 'hc pHl on reconsideration.
Debate Was Hot.
Several democrats Joined the repub.
licans in urping that this item he
stricken ont and the debate was lonp
and at one time furious This was
when ReDublirans kim "Ruu Moos-
er" and Representative Durant bepon
to grow reminiscent Of the third IepIs-
lature and one of the opposite norts
each had plaved there.
The question of negro in noltlcs
with all it's accomnanyinp nhases was
thoroughly discussed nro and con. hut
the item stayed in the bill with the
result that the republicans voted al
most solidly against if
II is understood that Mr.. Durant
will ask unanimous consent to take
the $1,000 ont Wednesday, This ali,n-
mated. if is believed that the bin will
pass.
me Dlll now carries approximately
S29O,OOO Tor several hundred differ
ent items the state penitentiary
heads the ist win approximately
$So'oOo uellclehcy ana the rest Is dl
Nided INTO sums ranging from SliO to
Si,OOO Tor various state departments
ana state ueo'S' ApproNl'nately $lE'-
OOO was cut out OF the Dill py the
mousse
Inc mouse KlIIed resolution by
Representative Lemon ana COOK
winch would nave extended the prln-
house OF representatives. IN the matter
OF selecting the capitol COMMISSIONERS
Inc resolutioh PROVIDED that no man
should be considered for the commis-
sion who did not nave the endorse
meht OF ms nome representative. IL
Is presumed ne had In NINA W. b.
An,nony vi ,ioI ",ep'eis eo','.' . 'to,,," :,
cnr,,,iss,or no,sihilI,ies penr.s.pt.
ative Norris of stenhens ia NOT en-.
dorsirg Anthony
The legislature VIII recess tech'i-
caily at least' at noon lhursuay' May
10, If the report OF JOINT conference
committee of the mouse ana senate
Is adopted ny poth houses Inc com
mittee agreed late Iuesday ana sign :
ed its report which VIII De presehteu
wednesday
The conlerencers were TihkhaHi'
Teehee ana Childers OF the house
Rody, Barefoot ana carpenter oi t'e
senate. Inc date 10 recohNehe was
left undisturDed. June 10. lhere ID
conslderaoIe question "hetnei '''
legislature VIII De ready 10 RECESS
Thursday night eVeh' out tne cioch'
VIII be stopped at noon Ihursuay
and all work after 'hat ume Will pe
gratis. Many OF the iesisiators eN
pect the last days session 10 run uhu'
daylight FRIDAY morning
No Rcdistricting Bill.
Tho original intention that the leg
,sloture wouId clean up all legislative
n,att,rs NOW md leave nothing to be
dnn. after the recess but to receive
ranorto 90 investigating committees
sbows some signs Of failing. The con-
grassionol redistricting question is go-
Inc over on the understanding that II
MAJ. no taken M after the recess, and
a. 10 likely that any important un-
finished business left on hand after
Thursday will be taken up and fin
isbed after the recess also.
Fst,mates as to how long the legls-
Iature will be in session after it re-