The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-23
SENATOR CARLOCK AND
REPRESENTATIVE HOOVER
INTRODUCE MEASURES FOR
RELIEF CONFEDERATE SOI
DiERS AND THEIR WIDOWS
CONTINUED From Page Ore,

It can be passed in its present fo,.,
The house devoted most Of ITO ,,
pooYlo ITS. work in committee Of
! Wb0e; Ralph c. Hardie of Cleyal
evlnty presided. A half dozen h
were considered but the only one
committee recommended for mass,
was mousse bill No. %. by L. d. Pc
son OF Harmon county; this reIata.
'hr administration Of estates ana ,
correction of Inheritance taxes
y showdown on the Nance res.i
uuh regarding Governor Roha-.,on Al
private detectives was soStponed agai
After the cophHntee of the whole n;
been diacvr ed, Nance asked unauimo,
consent TO call up the resolution. +
sad his integrity had been question,
ana ne wanted a hearing at ono
objection was Taised to considerable
ol lhe resolution al the time sim
IL was almost 3 o'clock. Sharp move
me matter be referred to the invest
Aauhe committee. and Gibbons promo,
ed as an amendment that the commit
zee report TO the house not lare
man tuesday afternoon. Sharp with
drew the motion, however. and il wa
decided the resolution would be ,ake
up IN a few days; it was agreed Nanc
Should be present when il was col
sidered. Dave Stovall took occasion 4
announce he did not question Nance
integrity but merely served notice
Nance that he would be asked to slt
mt proof to support that part of +,
resolution which stated it was co..
mon knowledge" the governor had -
tectives at work in the legislature.
Ihe house yesterday adopted he
report of its committee on empl,es,
WIN fe wamendments. The iounal
clerk is TO receive $3.50 a day; the
auditor Sc; the reading clerk. ciei
clerk, chief committee clerk. cniel
engroSsing clerk and enrolling clerI
so; postmistress 81; pages $3.50, etc.
t. L. Beck's bill 10 provide for tn
annual publication Of unclaimed bank
accounts was reported unfavorablv n
ihe mouse committee on banks ala
banking The text book commission
bill by Thomas German Of Oklaholna
county met a similar fate at the hatds
o. the committee on education al
though a minority report signd by
Cummings, Plat and Nance fecom-
mended the measure pass.
The house is to be on the Job today
its first Saturday meeting Of the
session.
The warehouse bill is making prog
ress in spite of The heavy appropria- |
tion it calls for. The senate approprfa-
lion committee yesterday reported |
faVorably on its TWO million dollar APP
preparation, tho senate agriculture |
committee hal already made "A favor |
tble report on its general provisions.
AZ he ring held by be appropria-
ion committee yesterday morning, no /
to the warehouse bill was
made. Representatives Of number
ii agricultural interests and organi-
.auons were present and spoke for the
MEASURE Assurance was given that the
Nheat Growers Association and the
grange endorsed the plan.
John Simpson, president of the Far
ners' Union, made a,strong appeal for
he warehouse system
Carl Williams. editor Of an agricul-
ural paper. guaranteed tina, within
% days after the passage Of the bill
here would be applications from cot
ON marketing associations in at least
counties; that these applications
would iotal $3.50 600 to be matched
y like amount put up by the as
ociations. He urged that the full two
billions he appropriated.
John Whitehurst, president OF the ,
tate board OF agriculture, who had
prominent part in drafting the
III, sad he preferred the financial
art OF the plan-lc,tng contracts for
warehouses;, etc.-be handled by a
ommission rather than by the board
@ agriculture. lie said ne didn't want ,
ny grounds given for suspicion that 7
' department was trying to build 3
oliticIl machine. There has been a
crort That m,llors and elevator men {
we're irving To defeat the bill. White ,
urst said be thought the millers had ,
% right 20 "t'tt in" on this proposi- !
ION H. added, however. that he dill I
think most OF the mllers were
rying ,o cheat the farmer ou, Of his ,
.heit. To show that the wheat grow
rs needed the warehouse system az }
'cil as the cotton growers. ne as
.ltcd that Sl0.O0o.O0O worth OF wheat J
'as LOST because of improper pro.ec-
Ion from the weather in 1919.
In the Senate %
The senate yesterday PASSED two
ins; one 10y Senator Rutherford Of I
luskogee is local bill providing 8
or the salaries and duties Of county
iu counties having a I
opuatiou between $1,000 and $4,000. g
b" other, by Senator Ingraham OF d
apuApo amends ,he free fair law by J.
foAibiung a county from moving It's
air from a town where fair grounds {
ave been purchased.
Much of The senatc's working time
estiday was devoted to debating .he
MIRO bill "A measure by l.eedy and I
.rtwtight which seeks TO make the
raciic" OF this profession regulated
y a board %, its own practitioners.
hc hiil was advanced TO cngrossment
nd third reading after "A number of
were made. Senator Glas- ;
'r of Enid was active in the amend l
lg, He succeeded IN getting In the I
revision that board members must DE
raduates Of legally chartered schools !
J. colleges Of chiropractic-"le legally )
being his amendment. lie :
$50 succeeded in making the bill pro-
de that the high schools the appll- :
.nts for certificates are required to u
ave attended. must be ones Of ap- .,
'ovcd and recognized standing. lie :,
lied to put over the amendmen, that
uud require established practitioners. :,