Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

or reprtc,cd, with u memorandum
show NIX the crime ut which he 81
she WIS convicted. date dnd plac" ut
conviction and the date 81 rpmmu.
tation or pardon OF parole, WIN the
reasons therefor
with few exception, the follnwiug
| conditions are contained IN every
Iarolc.
FRS, That such person shall ali
| stain from the use OF ~ handling ~
Intoxicating luuor IN any manner,
that hr shnll not gamble or IN tn>
way conduct game Of chance, thti
hr shall not carry firearms IN viola
tion OF the statutes uf the state that
he shall mdustriously follow Hpur
useful occupation that he SHAH
avold all cNil assoc iations improprf
places OF Rmuarment. all pool Hud
bill ard halls obey the laws ana In
all respects conduct himself ~ an
upright citizen that he shall faith
fully support ana aid those depend
ent upon him.
Third That the governor shall
have power at any time to revoke
the parole for violation of said CON
ditions. or for any other reason by
him deemed sufficient and To cause
tho maximum sentence Ia he served
In such prison as may he ln~ful ana
NJ may he determined by him ana,
N Il shall appear mat Mlgrducnt
to the issuance OF the parole thil
the appliratnt therein has agreed,
| contracted to pay or hn ptld any
fee or pensaiiun. ur has agreed
or consented for the sam" reason Ia
be paid by any third person. IN "N
cesa OF that 4 ~'losrd In the hpphci-
ton, or amendments thereto, Such
shall he deemed proper ground Z.
the revocation OF such pardon W
parole.
BiIi Airady Prepared,
A bill In already ~ preparation
covering Governor williams recon
me n da tion. In regard to paving
the streets which lead 20 the state
pitol The location ~ the capi
tol has made the adjacent land very
valuable aud for the state to- pay IN"
expenses of paving street, over pth
vate property" he s,Ns, would MAKE
"A much NOR. valuable This.prop-
erty adjacent to IN" capitol should
bear It's Just burdens tu IN" puhll'
lust aH other privat" property Th'
bill which IN being prepared hN N'p.
re.entative Ncft points out this same
condition
The governors vewA upon the
present -yrtem ~ creating budgets
and his recommendations Tor treat
inn the evils ~ the system as ne
sees them IN contained In ia" tnl'
lowing
Under the laws ~ this state. II
IL the duty ot the state board "i
public affairs to make a budget Tor
all state institutions Tho Hi'y
board ot education, the stat" hohI u
of affairs and the govcrnor In Joint
session have mad" up the budget
covered hy the foregoing rr'"n.
mendn,Ions ~ to an state ins'ilu.
tions under the Jurisdiction 30 Stid
hoards As 10 the recommendations
for m. 4 A. VI college. ana the
three Sib-agrlcul,ufhl schools thi~
budget has been tlNrd hy me after
advising with the president ~ the
A A NJ college and having reports
from the heads of III" suhurhiuhi"
- hoo-
I'm pa,s,ing permit me to say that
constitutional amendment should
h- suhuAt-d providing Tor state
budget system THIS tncutnrnl
should provide for u budget board
to mae budget ~ :" every in-'l
tuition and every department ana
agency of the state. WITH w. prov Hn
that any item ~ this budget 'nuld
he decreased hy the lex slniur" los
majority vote. hut that no l.'W
could h. Increased except 10y Two.
thirds vote 81 each hou" ~ ih"
Legislature aud with tho further
pruvi-o that no other Appropriation
hiu could hc considered hy either
hou.. ~ the legislature until the
items Included In the budget htd
been pnp4oi upon without surh
proVr ON In the ,unsi idi'nu. a
budget fixed hV Legislative act would
have no mandatory force tn" ~
penscs ~ IN" state government hhv"
go grown. and the state agencies hr"
so increasing. that II become more
and more necessary mat tho ~
penditure ~ public money should he
prntecied by all ~ these mhndl'nt>
.afegunrda This would relieve
much embarrassment Members ~
the Legislature are constantly I'm
por,uned by selfish lncnl interests
Tor appropriations When ~lch In
,ere.,s so combine ~ 20 control YOU
have what ia known RH the pork bar
rol which knows NO public interest
such a budget system lmhrid"d IN
the constitution viii h" ef"'tv" ~
Protecting the pubic treasury Z.
otherw ~ y hudFr' system hns no
more protecting limitat ons than mo