Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-27
PRON|SE ON
PRODUCTION TAX
CIL AND GAS PRODUCTION TAX
10 81 THREE-IOURTHN or
ONE PER CENT.
REPORT ON 'ACCIE' BOARD
Committee Has Only Mild Criticism
for the Much Bcrated State
Board of Agriculture.

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 26.--(Spe-
ciaL )--FinIl passage of several bills
Of minor Importance occupied the
time of the senate Thursday. one
bill was killed by being indefinitely
postponed without creating any great
amount Of discussion II was the bill
giving the governor the authority TO
cause the laws Of the state to be faith
fully enforced and 10 remove dilatary
officials. This was one Of the two
h!ils recommended by the house IN.
vestigating committee.
The hill creating fremen's rcllet
and pension fund was passed finally
after it had been bitterly opposed by
Senator Gid Graham Of Claremore.
Senator Graham fought the bill be-
cause he said It was bad precedent
to establish that Of pensioning any
set Of men, which he declared would
be discriminatory against others who
arc required to perform more haz-
zadrous work than firemen.
Adjourn Next Week.
It now appears that the legislature
VII probably adjourn sine die next
Wednesday, and possibly 20 untn
Thursday The demand Of an appar-
ent strong majority, especially of the
mouse ih"l inc general revenue anu
l"Aa'I"h pllI be passed Is Responsible
Inc pII' must go TO the governor
i've uayS pelore auJouIh"ehl uhdcI
'he constitutional requirements
10 auJourh saturday as p"'H
r'useS nave voted To do' Kills the Dill
anu IeaNes 'he state without any ne"
rev '"u' e"'hcrluE Hl"chIhery' ana
WIN h'"c" ol the o'u' esPecleHy lho
81 ''''' 'aN avs, Snot to pieces pN 'hu
courts outside OF "nythlhs eIse'
S"'" 'U"s' ii''Ni'a"' Oh Tue ""uSe'
speaking LOT ahotuei conference com
h'''l''' l""'Su"! 'IlS pI'i "ou'u p"'
NHV",VVo 9e'.I " INTO 'he St"'e treasury
VIM" we "o ""' no" receive ioI
'S 10 ''a'' mere "i'hout Er""'inB
9"''l i''iol "o"u give 10 'ne 'aNpoS-
e,s "ou'u 'e hIeh orIine' III HEHV
W 'ic ""I"ehS o4 t"A"'IoH we no"
o'"I'
hcc"li ''o"sc 'ohI'feeS'
"o "'"uS'u was 'l'o house IHuls-
gay In'"s lha' II recaIeu tle olh
nom u'e ro''leIe"ce committee coIu'
posed or M'Ssrs' curry buraht ana
~aDoh' supposed 10 represent low
tax on OIL c'al ana lead' ana had a
H'" conference cofhn'it'ee appointed
consisting u Messrs' wright I'M ana
fIuetU
ms Is the tniru conference COM
ii''l'ee on 'he pili' ana TO avoid Iur-
tLer u'Sasre'illeh's they were instruct
"tree 10 'he lolio"ihg scale on OIL
eaS an" Codl' oli ana gas "a OF one
per cent 'peclal production TAX "a
per cent prouuc''oh TAX on coal
IhlS pelhs 'he chlet element OF ols-
toru' the ne" cohlerees speedily got
t'sether ahs nave their report ready
Aol SUBMISSION the llrst thlhs FRIDAY
i"ori'lhs' II Is 'he intention theh 10
pass '"c p'il, ana "leh II Is passed
se' ahothef uate ior auJourhhent i've
uo!s OIL
IMPORT s SURPRISE
/" Nie" VI an 'ie ulssohlioh III ttle
sl"'c 'o"l' oi agriculture tie las'
."' W '"'0' ScaiS' an" '"e cn"leea
,,ulieu asa'"'' II "S senator NarhpDelI
N"Sse'i anu o''eiS' '''e report OF the
Se"'i"' 'i.'V'''s"'i's No"'''ii'tee oI the
iousc u representatives thursday
pioaeu SUI ~ lSe " many
me coi''l''l'te' mas re-proot ana
'9' ''V"S" i'i ',ic oudlu' anu
says 'h"l 'le plckerihg among lts
"''i''pe's 'ue i"st le" years mas ue'
"oSeu "'"O" VI us uselul'hess' put
~ iiiio'i'ss "h"'e'er Vi h'"lieaSahce
u coIruP''o"' nor are the crl'lcisms
'Pec'il' eA'eP' III one instance nor
I'LL c''eu as"ihs' al! particular per
SUNS
l'o ''Po't Vi we 'o''lii'I''ee lntl-
''uteS' anu ''e members aurii'' 'hat
il' ny Vh''seS' so'"e oi tneth Vi