Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-03-02 | Page 13 | House Holds Warm Debate on Committee

HOUSEHOLDS HOUSE HOLDS WARM DEBATE ON I Member lember Asks Place for O Opponent Op p of Bevan Bevan- Parker Bill The Parker Bevan-Parker bill which passed the tho House Friday after changes had been made struck its first snag yesterday yesterday yesterday yes yes- when it t was returned to the Senate which refused to concur In the House amendments A special committee commit commIt- tee was appointed by the president of or orI Ithe I the Senate to consider the tho amendments and the House was so 50 notified Tho The committee committee consists of oC Senators Sanford Dorn and and- Knight When the communication was read In the House Representative e D D D. McKay Mc Mc- Kay moved moved that the House should not recede from Crom It Its amendments amen ments This motion motion motion mo mo- tion was opposed by Representative R. R E. E Currie Currle who said that the Senate had appointed a n. purely Senate committee instead of oC a 3 committee on conference Speaker ames C Committee Then Representative e Croft who said he believed that the tho Senate had Intended Intended in In- In tended to to ask for a conference moved th that t the House should refuse to recede from Its amendments and that a committee committee committee com com- of oC three should be bo appointed to meet a like committee from tho the Sen Sen- ate This was agreed to and the speaker selected R Representatives cs D D. D D. McKay Morris and Representative Holmes objected de declaring declaring de de- claring that one CIne member of the commIttee committee committee com com- should be chosen from those who voted against the bill He Ho said that he had seconded the motion of or H Representative Morris Frida Friday purely to bring the matter before the House He lie r referred to an Incident of the morning wherein in tho the meeting of or a committee held In the Hotel Utah had been aired in the House He Ho was present present present pres- pres pres pres- ent ho he said at the meeting which he supposed was private or rather secret Thereafter he declared If IC meetings al alle alleged al- al le ed to to be secret were not held confidential confidential con con- he would not attend Mr lr Holmes also said that during durins- the morning he ho and another representative representative representative represent represent- had been brought Into a controversy controversy contro contro- versy while ho he himself was absent and that this was unfair Ho lIo was asked by the speaker If he beU belle believed led ed that the tho business of the tho house sh should ld iid bo be gone over oYer again because he I had l not been present No reply reply- was was made Hade to this Question 1 v I When Representative on ob ob- ob- ob to the committee nam named b by the speaker to consider the Parker Bevan-Parker bill Representative Welling sought to rem remove ve the the difficulty by saying that he ho could coul not see why tho the minority should wish a place on the committee when the House was practically a a. unit In favor of passing tho the bill This closed the Incident for th the time but the flame Clame started s which Is now Is certain to break out with greater violence e