Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-13
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Arrow agricultural school was passed
by the narrow margin of five votes.
Tho only UIll receiving q safe ma
jUrty was the one apprgpriatug
S2e 900 for the Panhandle aer.cul-
Jural school Ht GuudwcN, away up In
the northwest corner " the state.
This is the only one Of six similar
institutions iD Oklahoma that is
really doing an amount OF work in
keeping with the cost OF its mainte-
nance. according 90 the statement Of
several representatives. The vote on
this bill was II 20 -.
Every one OF these bills was acted
upon fayor1bly la committee of the
whole Yesterday. Iu this mornings
World was "a list of the appropriate
tions and statement that each one
Of them showed am increase over the
amount appropriated two years ago.
This ala not look well to the sup-
porters ~ the Democratic economy
program so they got busy
Forced Majority.
The predicameEt Of the appropria-
tiOn forces Was 50 acute after lunch
today that a call Of the house was
ordered, the doors were locked and
the sCrEcaut-at-arms Instructed to let
no member leave the hall during the
afternoon. This was done in order
20 keep enough members in the
house 20 pass tho rest Of the apprO-
priatiOn bills The Republicans and
Socialists voted almost solid against
all Of these six bills. However, Rep
rcsentatiye Smith, Republican, voted
ycs' for five Of the bills and the
reward he got was 10 have his own
bIll making the appropriation for the
school 40 Helena killed
Representative Wright Democrat,
Of oklahoma county. gave notice
that he would later move 70 recon
slider the vote boy which the bin was
lost. The vote ON the measure was
a 10 -. Fifty votes I'm the affirma-
tive are required 20 rnally pass any
bill iu the house.
Representative Abnoy lodged a mo-
uon 10 reconsider the vote by which
.l's al l'Ploi,' ,a,lon "''l LOT 'Ao al lei
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t,-., 80 ~ .rV p, 10 90 ao 80
~ ~ H0.lvo' i's o. no S-'
How"Me', 9oIJ"" eS ~, 80 I@'
10 ~" w" otHov'' i,7 o. no 20
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o '""'" N'i"" 9'""o'' i'S ''' h'
''' MI, ,yn "a,
,, 49,, ri"n's mn olc' a..
~ lng a',Io. Oh Lne mouse on lnG
plppIiotl"h tol the heIeha sChool
suoulu s'asu' 'lls roleho WouIu haNe
4" S"S p'1u Vp'i al'ui's SUM iS'n-
ptiS Oh VnS hoyse ueciare ulai they
ieas Ms 'ane ,s leids ot anoiisi,,S ai
le'sSt one pi li'ese ulstiltl ~
S'hools' Wnlch were estaoIShTd duT,
INK lhT reign ol OhdrIes n llashell
loT P"luVal PURPOSES
J" o"c" Vi lhc NV u''is PaSSeu tu
uaS nc appIoprlatlon Is lncreastu
"No' lWo years ago lhe otheT ap
preparation piIis yet TO be considered
WI. sHu" hlIlllaI increases
rn' IdNpaSeI loo's lhe plI'
nus rs me economy program nc
ing carried out
Pass Twelve Bills.
While IL may have been COSTLY
session to the taxpaycrs. the fact re-
mains that n large amount of work
was accomplished To-Day In addition
10 the siN appropriation measures
'NelNe pllls were passed LlhalIy'
rouse JOINT IesoIu'lon NO l. 10y
fecrN' pIoNldlnk TOT an amendment
,I'"'Iou or SIhle insurance lunu
py comp puiSoIy couuloutioh lot the
compensation OF INJURED Workheh
ana thelr dependents IN case OF
ueath, was paSseu lhaily' IL TINS
Nin'hdlneht goes 10 Vote OF the peo-
PIE ana is ADOPTED, II viii pave the
way TOT compensation act IN ueath
cases me law now pehalhB IN the
ieklsIa'ure "ppneu ohly 10 cases OF
INJURY.
NeWSpaPCr PupIlsheIs OF the stare
VIII be siau 10 lcarh thdt mouse pm
NO. @'V' py tarheI was passed nm
any III requires 'ne puplIcauoh IN
newspapers OF druclts OF lncorpoFa-
ton.
Ihe Harrison nlIl providing Tor eN,
tension OF leases on state school
l1hus was passed as was lhe OIL py
i'cnly maklnk chickcn stealing
penalty. Inc SOCIALISTS voted against