Arizona republican., 1919-02-26
MUCH FEELING
 WHEN HUNTISM
 LIFTS ITS HEAD
Sudden Drawing Party Lines In House Is Cause of Heated Debate and Many Acrimonious Re marks Passed

so tightly and suddenly were party lines drawn in the house yesterday att- crnoOn that they sung. And no bones were made about it either. For the iirst time there was d party alignment 0n the floor though something like that had presented itself in the senate In similar circumstances in the con -ileration of the highway commission IiL The democrat. of the senate had reached an agreement for solidarity in t.caucus. or series ot them. So far ls was Nuowu the house democrats bad not caucuscd. l}li they must have met at some time iu it" dark hours Tor Che concert 0l a-,0u suddenly de- Nv'oped yesterday cvuld mot have been thc result of telcpatWc influence.
 That things were working with sus- gictous smOothuess was observed in thc opening of the afternoon session when the Encouragement Of the Cal- rndar Of the committee of the whole was begun. Nrr Delbridgc. reading from a typc-writtcn sheet. moved that senate Bil l1 be placed upon the calendar immediately after House bin >6. Senate Bill l7 is the highway com mission hill
 Mir Galbraith was immediately on his feet in the way of protest. He said hat he had been promised an oppor- ttnitv hv the chairman of the good roads committee Co offer suggestions for amendments. He Was therefore surprised that it had been reported uut It tanspired that it had not been, and therefore the motion of Mr. Del bridge was slightly premature. He then moved that the bill be taken from .I :. Mr. Galbraith that that end could not be reached only through a motion to discharge the committee. Mir. Dclbridge then withdrew his motion and those not in the know thought that the light had been postponed.
 Would Avoid Spectacle
 But their hopes were immediately revived when the speaker announced that the house would revert 10 the or der of business under reports from tanding committees, and then Senate bin i7 came out. Mir Deloridge then resumed motions for the rcarrange- mcnt Of the calendar. and Mir Gal urJith renewed his observations on partisanship. He said that he had hoped that the house would be spared inc spectacle which had been witnessed in the senate. He charged the ma |" pose to disregard the will of the people 4s it had been expressed in the cleo ton of Governor Campbell. But the encouragement of the calendar went on.
 Mir Kimball sought to find a place where a small road bill of his own might be wedged iu. measure that had been introduced in the early days of the session. designed Co enable Pima county Co provide funds that would en- able it Co cooperate with the federal government in road construction in that county. He said that that bill which affected no other county and was of vital interest to Pima could be disposed of In almost no time. But Mir .Delbridge replied that the calendar was being fixed up with the purpose Hf nxpediting business. that the more imortant measures might be disposed pf. He stated that after that had beer done. other matters would be taken ny I it was deemed worth while. Aftel eome half dozen bills had been placed on the calendar mostly road bills ant Inc Westover Soldier settlement bill the house went into the committee o the whole.
 Felt Advantage Taken
 After favorably disposing of hous' HIIS hh ana Nh. known as tne trOOd win bills Go permit the construction O -tatc highways through incorporate, rities and town. senate bill t7 wa. jailed mp and read. As passed by th' -enatc. the bin created a state highwal board consisting of the governor. thu -ocretary of state. the attorney genera he state auditor and statc treasurer The house committee ou good road had amended it in several ways, onl, one Of them being important. Tn tmendment struck out the auditor an, attorney general and substituted th rresident ol the senate and the speake uf the house.
 Mir. Galhraith said that he felt tha Hn advantage had been taken of hin md his colleagues. they had been kep the dark regarding d most import ont piece of legislation. He had haa no opportunity to offer an amendmen 70 tho bin. The reply was made tha he committee of the whole offered op portunity for amendment. Mir Gal 1raith said that it would take hin some time to prepare his amendment, md there was then hint that h