Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-04

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No Executive season..
Washington, March 1.-Bulletin-I
Shortly after l o'clock the Senate re-
fused by vote Of 23 TO "a to go into
executive session In order to take up
the resolution approving the constitu
ton of the proposed state of New
Mexico.
Taft Surrender, All Hope,
Washington, March 3 With a vir-
tual certainty Of an early extra ses-
sion of Congress beclouding their hor-
izon. both houses of Congress were in
session at late hour tonight, grind
ing through the routine mass of leg
isation which must be completed be-
fore final adjournment at noon to-
morrow
Several sharp Tits in both houses
Served in some measure TO break the
monotony Of both houses though for
the most part it was drudgery IN
In both.
From the White House, practically
from tho lips OF the President him
self, 1t came late IN the day that the
President had abandoned all hopes
OF the passage OF the Canadian recip-
rocity agreement and awaited only the
formal confirmation OF It's failure to
issue his call for an extra session.
The president gave little outward
evidence of his disappointment,
though it is well known to be rather
keen. He went to a theater to enjoy
light opera,
The date OF the extra session has
not been definitely fixed. The DEM
ocrats want It TO be deferred until
April and .he Republicans want It
to start as soon as possible. At the
White House today It was intimated
rother definitely that the date the
presiden has in mind Is March Is.
Report on Egg Question
Washington, Mar 3.-Senator Hey
burn, chairman of the committee Of
manufacturers. reported to the senate
today the result Of tho investigation
OF that committee itno the question
OF how long articles OF food should
be kept in cold storage without en-
dangering the health of the consumer
The report recommended number
OF changes in the Lodge bill as In
troduced. Much OF the report is de-
voted to cold storage eggs. 1t is
stated that the average quantity Of
such eggs In New York City each
year is about 100000, and Chicago
about one million cases.
No eggs should be placed IN cold
storage, the report says, that are pro-
duced during the hot months Such
eggs are all OF inferior quality. The
testimony showed, according 20 the
report, that the eggs produced during
the summer wGuld not keep I'm condi-
tlon ft for use, sven under tho most
foyarable circumstances, moro than
three months and that often I'm less
than month they would be unfit for
food.
President Sends Messages.
Washington, March 8.-Prcsident
Taft today sent to congress two spec
ial messages. one asked that there
be included In the sundry civil bill an
appropriation Of $4,000 and the re-
apportionment Of the unextended bal
ance Of the existing appropriation TO
enable him 10 continue the investl-
cation dnto the methods now en-
ployed by the government with view
to securing greater economy and ef-
fecloscy In the dispatch OF business.
. The other message recommended
the payment OF $53,SO0 rs n compro-
mise for fire claims against govern
ment on account Of fire which In
January 1905. destroyed tho Mala-
mage ward In Panama.
Has Been Busy Congress.
Washington, March 8.--In the rotros
peot OF the Slxty-flrst congress, which
will expire by constitutional llmlta-
tlon tomorrow at noon, appears 20
have been distinguished by three
things
,Therevlslon Of tho tariff IN the so
called Payne-Aldrich bill which was
passed ot an extra session OF the sum
mer OF 1909, the large amount OF Inn
portant legislation, much OF II under
therecommendotlon or President Taft
and noacted nc the regular session of
1oO9-10lO, and the exceedingly small
product OF tho "short session." So
called, now coming TO a close,
Democrats to Caucus
Washington, March 3,--At an In
formal conference Of Democratic
representatives today Representative
Clayton Of Alabama, chairman Of tho
caucus, was authorized TO call cau-
Gus OF the Democratic Representatives
Of Congress Immediately upon tho
call for an extra SESSION, the Pros
dent should issue such call.
Epnn1s, Inaa.,a UsiEt
Washington, March s,--The senate
today passed the house bill incorporat-
Ing the National Mckinley Birthplace
Association, the object OF which ls 10
erect a memorial to the late president