Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-24
OOOLIN REMOVAL
IS RECOMMENDED.
HOUSE lNNESTlG NTING CONF
NlrIIE RETURNS \ SEN.
SNIlONAL REPORT.
ARE CRITICIZED
apartments of Banking. Charity and
.Amc Condemned while Trea-ur-
and Secretary Get Praise.

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b OKLAHOMA CITY June 23-(Spe,
d. aLD-N Vigorous criticism and hearty
g misc for different state officials
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with the house Of representatives.
scon after rrconrontion Monday Dis
approval In strong terms is molrd out
to the state Banking department.
state Warden John R, Doolu ana the
Department Of Charities and correc-
tons. State Treasurer Rohgr, buu-
lop Is highly commended aud Socrc-
ay Of stat, BoJ H. Harrison prais-
ed for his efficient and economical
management Some of tho system
followed In the state land office is
condemned but the efficiency of the
department commended. An indirect
compliment Of considerable value is
paid Warden Il. w Diel, of the state
rcuitcnuary the committee reporting
that It cannot refrain from express
INK our high admiration for the thy-
sl'al management "I inns institution
Recommend Doolin Removal.
The committee rcitoratca It's recom-
incubation that the state disponse
with the services of Robt l.. Inns.
ford speci,I OH and gas agent of the
school ana land office. and rccom-
mcnds that state Game Warden Dool-
Ip be removed by the governor. The
complaIut made against Mr. Doolin
lq that he has violated the constitution
IN drawing his salary as game warden
without piviup nersonol attention to
the duties Of the office and that he
created without authority of law the
position of secretary held bv Mr.
Dcn. Lawhead and paid him $500
per annum out Of the funds appro-
priated to the department The COM
uIttee did not file reports upon the
following dcuartmcnts. The Cover
Nor. the Attorney General. the Cor
poration Commission the Board of
Affairs ana the state Board of Az
rlculturo.
More Ginocr Coming.
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Tho bouse of renrosentotivas re-
coived the reports without comment
and ordered them printed in the jour
nal. Efforts to dispense with the
reading of the reports were overrul-
ed, the house signifying by a stand
ing vote that it wanted them read YER
batim by the clerk a motion to adopt
the report on the banking depart
mcnt which was the first read, was
after Curry of Tulsa had
Lets wait until we have
printed them" he said, 1--WE may
want to refer some Of them to the
impeachment committee instead of
adopt~np the"
All of the reports we're presented 10
the House bv Representative r. p.
Hin. vice chairman Of the mvcstigat-
ing committee, and were each signed
by the fun committee. as follows.
Speaker Maxcy. chairman: Mr.. Hin.
vice chairman; Rep. c.. T.. Pinkham.
Rep. Houston. b. Toehee. Rep. w l..
Curtis. Rep. n. II. Smith. Rep. w. r.
NJ. Mitchell and Rep. Frank Mcclure.
Sc,cro Indictment
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