The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-25

strong in his address Wednesday
in berating republicans In general
and/particularly oklahoma rcpubli-
cans. He made visitors gasp when
nc denounced republicans, for there
are IL republican senators and II
became very clear that the attorney
was not trying to make friends with
any of them.
on the test vote TO sustain the
supreme justice i'm his ruling against
the -Williams-Hood motion to
quash the indictment and to allow
taking of testimony as to how the
evidence was obtained the indict-
ment voted, the II republicans with
seven democrats sustained the court
That Indicated to the administra-
tion that Wednesday was not to be
q field day on their side, and imme-
diately following the conclusion of
the arguments by the attorneys for
the two sides, Davidson moved TO
adjourn until Thursday afternoon.
In fact, that motion had been made
before the arguments had been con-
'cluded. Anglin offering IL, but Il was
defeated the first time.
Administration Leaders Bothered.
The administration leaders had
expected the Trapp Impeachment
trial to 10 disposed OF not later than
Tuesday. Tho brief and argument
OF Traps attorneys had been sent
to the newspapers in advance, and 1t
was confidently expected that the
motion to quash would be sustained
That effort failed and the fact that
the mid-week mile post was passed
and the case still in it's infancy has
upset the administration plans.
Moreover. the legislative steering
wheel is not in good shape and
Floor Leader Hill H. disagreeing with
the majority OF his party followers.
Behind the Trapp trouble must come
that OF tho governor and possibly
still others.
More OF II.
Administration leaders in house
and senate awakened too late that
there is power and steam behind
the house investigating committee,
II is making strong charges, and
the latest ones are apparently more
stiffly set than those at the begin
ming.
The fire at the state board OF
affairs is as to letting OF contracts
and in fact charges tho board with
general bad administration OF af-
fairs In addition, the report recon-
mends the dismissal OF George
Clark. chairman, and J. w. Kayser,
chairman.
Clark is really one Of the COVER
nor's strongest supporters and Kay
ser is the republican member OF the
hoard. The committee is unsparing
in its manner OF declaring that the
states affairs have been improperly
handled.
Recommendation for dismissal
hut xrytI1 hn To-
charged by the governor. although
that happened in the case of the
state highway commissioner.
It could mean that additional
charges would be filed against the
governor, and In q speech at the
Trapp, trial, Wednesday. Porter
Newman set forth the opinion that
It was q matter of public policy to
have government conducted within
the law and that evasion OF the
statute was as bad as statute viola
tion.
In demanding that impeachments
be made OF officials in order to have
a higher plane of official life. New
man very clearly laid the predicate
for the numerous cases which are to
follow that Of the second highest
state official.
Boxing and Boxing.
Tho senate has been discussing
the boxing bill of Admire's which
passed the house. Some of the
older senators suggested that 1t
might lead to bad things, and John
Golobie defended the measure Wig
orously. 1t has already been sent
back to q committee for repairs and
has been so amended that when it
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