The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-10-21
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JUDICIAL RECALL is DENOUNCED
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shed there, decided in an orderly
manner by the Colorado courts?
Your committee is not opposed to
organized labor We freely concede
10 laboring men the same right to
organize that their employers possess.
| We are persuaded that in opposing
the proposed legislation we are the
true friends of BOTH
The Panama tolls question and
japanese immigration are referred to
in the report of the committee on
international laws. as follows:
"The discussion arising between the
United States and Great Britain and
other countries as to free tolls for
leoasting vessels of the United States
has been amica0ly terminated by the
repeal of the free tolls by congress
by a statute carefully worded to
prevent the loss of any rights of the
United States.
Our relations with japan continue
to be disturbed by the denial by some
states of this Union of certain rights
claimed by her nationals 1t is
respectfully submitted that like all
matters of foreign relations this mat
ter must, by the rules of the consti-
tuition and Of expediency alike, be
controlled and adjusted by the federal
authorities as the interest of the
hole country may seem 20 re-
cuire"
The international law committee
also approved the proposed interna-
tional conference for the unification
of laws relating to bills of exchange;
and the proposed international agree
ment in respect to deck cargoes ex-
ported from the United States in the
winter time
The committee on commercial law
reports in favor OF the continuance Of
the national bankruptcy act, and op-
poses all legislation to repeal the act.
Simplicity and ciearness of laws, so
as to he understood by the average
citizen, is strongly urged by the
special committee on legislative
drafting. 1t refers in this connection
to the Growing monstrosity of the
income tax act with its involved
and no attempt what
ever at orderly arrangement" The |
formal defects of the act are pointed |
out under nine heads. one of them |
certain sentences so word
ed as to make no sense if literally in
terpreted." The committee adds:
Though we claim to 5e a demo-
cratic government our statutes are
addressed to lawyers and not to the
people a layman can hardly be ex-
Dected to understand their phrase
)logy The principal German statutes
the civil code, are pub
ished in cheap, popular and handy
and are found in hundreds OF
thousands of homes The extraor-
lnary sense of legality of the Ger
nan people is not entirely mcon-
leoted with the intellieibility of their
avs"
The committee on taxation also
submitted a report ON the involved
md confused form of the income tax
aw, and recommended its revision.
Is follows:
Apart from specific defects the
tructure and language of the act as
whole is open to the grayest ob-
ections A revision of the law should
therefore, extend 10 It's form as wen
s to ifs substance The entire act
hould be reconstructed. and there
hould De placed upon the statute-
ook All income taxIaw so arranged
nd expressed as TO be convenient for
ference consistent in an its parts
ld cauahle o. being understood hv
tizen Of average intelligence.
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There is such ready action in Fo-
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2 from the very first dose Back
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