Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
JaiIS For The Black
Instead Free Schools

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before voting money for the uiggers.
/ don't believe God created the black
man, anyway and If He did He only
intended for him 10 be a servant for
the white man
Representative Pinkham Of Kay
county. who has consistently opposed
appropriation bills at this session, de-
clared that he was In favor OF the
LungStou appropriation. He referred
TO the constitution OF the United
states, in which the negro is recog
nacd as a citizen
Preacher Against Negroes.
"We Democrats" said Pinkham,
cannot take a position that involves
hatred OF Niciousness against the ne
gro race. They were brought here
against their will. and II is up to you
people 10 take care OF them.'
Representative Tom Hunter, an
Indian. spoke in favor Of the bills.
"A moral responsibility rests upon
this legislature he declared.
Representative Morgan, a Demo-
cratic minister OF the gospel made q
bitter speech against the negro:
They don't need educating de.
clarod Morgan, FOR / have observed
that the negro woman takes in wash
ing to support her worthless educated
husband We should take care Of
the negro ully as far as we are able
This is white mans country
representative James II. sykes OF
Tulsa declared that while he was In
favor of ahohshing every secondary
agricultural school in tho state, In
Guiding the negro school al Laugs-
ton. he was in favor OF the appropr-
alton at this time.
Would Put Them In Pen.
"rhe school at Iangstoa.' said
sykes. 'cduCates the negro for agrl-
cultural pursuits The town niger
Is curse and the country Niger is
a necessity want TO see them
taught to be useful on the farms and
as servants
Representative Asa f. Walden OF
Love county quoted poetry IN support
of his contention that the negro had
nothing coming TO him" The COM
mon schools are Rood enough FOR the
niggers.' he said, but the best school
for them Is over at McAlcster-the
state penitentiary.'
81 am in favor OF Civilzing and
uhristianiz.ng the negro said Rep
reseutative Wash Hudson u Tulsa,
"ard II We vote down this bill it Will
hc curse and a crime
Two bills by puraut, increasing the
humber u employees in the state
auditors office and the school land
department and raising the salaries
~ several attaches, were passed fin
a'iy. The general revenue bin hy
Wright and Pinkhsm was also passed
finally 10 provides Tor a 9 per cent
gross rrodletion tax on Oh and gas
ss outlined iu detail in Tuesdays .
World.
Two bills providing fer additional
help and equipment Tor the state
commissioner Of health were passed
finally as was the bin ty Brown.
prov ding tnI the construction and .
construction % bridges destroyed by .
floods. 't..
Emergency Fund Bin Engrosscd
Iu committee Of the whole the
house advanced Go ougrossment the 1
bills providing for the creation Of an
emergency fund in cities. towns and
school districts to meet emergencies +.
caused hy fire or other sudden dis
-stcr. by Eaton. providing f0r appeals
from the county court TO the supreme
court IN matters relating to taxa
.lols hua UA NlAth. McOuru ana Du-
rant requiring all manufacturers Of
foods and drugs 10 register with the
state commissioner Of health and pay
4 license fee therefor.
A bill introduced today BY Durant
authorizes the state department u
health 10 inspect all hotels. lodging
md rooming houses. drug stores, gro
,ery stores, restaurants. drink fOun-
aims. confectionarles fruit stands.
bakeries and meat markets. For this
Inspection the state Is 10 charge a
ZEE OF 81 for hotels Of less than 20
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