Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
John DooIin and His "Sal-
aricd" District Deputies
Surprised.
CLAIMS DISALLOWED

1857 GLENN CONDOR
lStttf Correspondent

ana ms NdlbIltd district deputies were
/ today given a boot that will sting for
| some time when the house Of repre-
! srutatlycs killed the senate bill carry
| ing deficiency appropriation Of sew
| cral thousand dollars for back salary
/ rent and other deficiencies I'm the
state fish and game department.
As the bill came from the senate it
/ merely carried an appropriation Of
! $500 10 pay for propagating game
| furnished the game warden I'm 1912
and $500 for back rent ON offices In
| the Levy building which was occupied
! boy Duuln ana his staff.
The house committee on approprii-
! tions sent up an amendment TO ap-
| propriate approximately $4,000 for
salary and expenses Of the twlcve
| deputy game Wardens in 1913, after
| their Jobs had been abolished by the
! fourth oklahoma legislature,
! THIS started something.
| Rcpl escntatiNc Simpson Of Custer
County declared that to his personal
| knowledge the deputy in his district
! hau never left his work at mil ono
! day 10 perform the duties of a game
warden and that the state did not
! Justly owe him "a single penny.
Wouldn't BE Fired.
"It is high time" declared Repre-
! sentative ~ u. Glasco OF McOldlh
| county Ihal thls legislature we put
thg stop TO these detlcleAc'eS IN
alate ueParIhehls mat are created
,,i,J - ,,,ari,,+, -. at,Ii.hod
| bv the legislature Of 1913 and no an
! T. opriatiOn for them was made. Yet
! they went ahead and worked for
three months, and now they ask this
legislature 60 rccompense them
Representative C.. G. Chldcrs Of
Enid took mart i'm the fipht pg3ins,
the deputy warden AUTHORIZATIONS
also. while Representattyes w A. Du-
Irant and Kelly Brown defended the
amendment
one at a time the house then Voted
down the item for each of the IL
deputies.
An amendment was sent up for
lS15O. due the Kansas CITY Journal for
Idisplay advertising placGd by Doolm
during his term Of office This, too,
was voted down.
REPRESENTATIVE Durant became
Iangrv.
"If Won fellows don't believe IN the
state paving its lust debts" he
shouted lust vote them all down. !
don't care, am going to move that
when the committee arises il repolt
THAT this entire bin do not pass"
II the sneaker nro tenn was blufflng
liz did not require long for his bluff to
he called FOR a half dozen members
seconded his motion.
No U,oorsidor Uoto
!" n'''''S''''' ''''
representative Ben Harrison then
ouered substitute motion tA1t the
hlll De Iecommuted with instructions
mat the committee secure additional
Facts concerning the claims This was
voted down,
In the meantime on motion OF Rep
resentauve Ewing the appropriation
OF $500 FOR rent was cut down TO SI6O.
The purant motion was put by
I'm n iod oJ'V ub ii5 iass ,71b tb,n anu nais @
dozen disycuting votes
Represcntatiye Waldrep gave notice
THAT he would AT some later date move
no reconsider the vote bv which the
|hu was lost. and the matter probably
win bc brought mn next week but il
is certain that the appropriations for
the deputy game wardens has been
KILLED forever
The first step toward relieving the
st,te. board of affairs of an imnortont
duty yyas taken today when the house
|adopted the concurrent resolution hy
Rcprcseutatiye Tom Hunter provid-
ing FOR tbr oppoiutment of n iopisIa-
.tl\p committee or three lntInh RS
from the house and an canal number
from the senate. to receive proposi-
tions for housing the various state de-
partments pending completion of the
capitol building.
after the committee has secured
Icomplete Information along this line. +"
explained Hunter. the legislature
Ican proceed 10 make leases for the
Quarters 10 he occupied hv the various
state officers ana departments l
ann satisfied that excessive rents are
nov being paid hy the state and | am
sure that NV resolution will result in
La saving OF al least 10000 a wear"
~. NJ. a.. .,n...,,,
"''~ '''' "'r'
kepresenlauNe Amos owing or
Euthr'e, l'sls"uNt nemesis OF the
nIRH Itul men, Spoht III tuNoI Oh Lhc
iiu"''l so g'luu s "'lI "ttg' SU W Plu- P.,
"u't ~ -, "'l t's" so. 80 ''tu"' 1 ~
49,, ,,r ,,yf,'as t, dn,,rtn,,, si,,.-
s'.,,rors ,oro
81 nv. in my hand" soid Eyi,g
I",,nies nf racb and cverv ieasc mat
Dss noon made Tor oiIartsrs occuniej
Inv etote officials and also a statement
from The state auditor. MIR. Howard
who. before these leases we're made
was a member OF the BOARD OF public
affairs. and II there is to be any OPP