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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
A Message To Thin,
Weak, SCrawny Folks
An Easy Way to Gain 10 to 80 Pounds OF
Solid Healthy, Permanent Flesh,

Thin nervous uu'leyrloped men and
women every whore are heard to say "I
'au understand why do not get fat !
eat plenty of good, uourisuinr food The
reason Is just this, You caurot get fat no
matter how much you eat unless your di.
gestiNe organs HssimlAte the far making ele.
ments OF your food, instead OF passing them
out through the body as waste
what rs needed 1, means OF gently urg.
iNg the asSimlativc functions Of the stomach
Wd lntesunes 10 absorb the oils and fats
ana hand them over 20 the blood, where
they may reach the starved shmuken, run.
person body ls like dry Sponge-eaggr
and hungry for the fatty materials of whfcl
II is being deprived by the failure OF the
ahmentary canal 10 'ake them from the
food The best way to overcome this sinful
waste OF feSh-buildng elements and 10 stop
the leakage Of fats Is 10 usc Sargol, the
recently discovered regentratlye force that is
recommended so highly by physicians here
aud abroad. Take little Sargol tablet with
every meal and notice how quickly your
cheeks tl out and rolls rf firm, healthy
flesh are deposited over your body, covering
ea'h b9ny angle and projecting point Shackle
Drug 20, and other good druggists have
Sarsol or can get IL from their wholesaler,
and ~ilr refund your money II Won are not
satisfied with the gain in weight ~ pro
dueeN. aS stated on Hhc guarantee in each
Rhrkage. II - inexpensive, easy to take
md highly efficient
Caution-Whie Sargoi ha, produced re
markable results in overcoming nervous dys-
pepSis and general stomach tvoubleS II
should HoH Sc 'aken unless you are willing
~ gain ten pounds Or more, gYr AZ il
wonderful flesh hui1er.-NdS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
GEISSLER SAYS IT
GIS A BOOMERANG


w d,!i'SS tbSSbS.
'S'ul! oirsSUuutcnt.

EHtNtIpMA CITY. March is
THAT Nh" hN' PASSED hy the logisla.
'ur' providing that every party In IA.
stat" IN "y'''r To- l." entitled ~ have
m. name ~. It's candidates appear an
M" ballot, must east for such Caudi-
dates gt tho preceding primary 'l'C-
tiuu =. per cent of the vote -. such
political party Tor governor ~ the
preceding election. viii prove u hoom-
'raug to the Democrats - IN. opin-
ton ~ EopurIcun stat. Chairman
Arthur ~. di.jsslcr.
Mr., G'isSior said this evening: 'Vhc
UurpuS. oi M" bitl ~ "a political out
rage, III that il is tNuw"dly intended
'U compel IN. Republicans 10 Abau-
don 'h" preferential convention sys.
tenn ANA 'u order to secure a big turn
OUT of the party members In the
primary.
"iu every Republican county and
IN every county in which the Rcpub-
hCaus have even a fighting chance.
'hcN viii i'm 1916 and every year after
that, iu Iny opinion, easily east az
'hc primary more than q per cent
"f their vote. Eu' /, Is quite con.
"C'yaNlc ihsl ~ some of the counties
IN which the Democrats and Social
lists ar" N'Yy much stronger than the
Republican BHfE. there may Ne such
HX'N ~ interest I'm M" Republican
primary as would d"pf!S" Ncpubll-
cans ~ the wight To- have a county
scat Of their own. Republicans in
such Gouuti's would, uS course. b"
given Hu opportunity 10 VO'" SoV fhc
Republican candidates UH 1hc state
ticket ~ ihc general election, when
'hcy conn" to voting Sor county of.
80,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
TRADERS
fO6 East Second Street.

workers Of Tulsa county will meet
for luncheon at noon Saturday in the
grill room of the Hotel Tulsa with
John L. Alexander. Pastors Sunday
school superintendents, principals OF
city schools and boy scout masters,
and In fact everybody who is inter-
ested in boy scout work are expected
to De present on the occasion.
People hardly realize what Tulsa
is getting I'm Mr.. Alexander" said G..
f.. Buchner, secretary of the Tulsa
Y. NJ. c. a., yesterday afternoon. He
wrote the boy scout manual and Is
positively the biggest man In Amer
lea in the work" He was selected by
English authorities to lead the boy
scout work in America when 1t first
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
Half Remnants Priced Half.

Half Remnants Priced HALF
Wane Silk, Colored Wash Goods, White Goods and
Sta apieS-Onc- Half Regular Price,
lSxSS-inch stamped. ready TO work Huck Towels all
new designs: regular 35c Towels. Special for Fri
day .....o.s..ss....ss.'. .s.soos.Zoc
lSX3G-inch ucN Towels: stamped. ready to work: all
designs This is an exceptionally good value at
SOC ON sale Friday, special at oo.......s....3 .35c
Re-Nu makes old hair look new: imparts the natural
lustre and life TO all false hair soc box. Friday,
SpeclaI o~oC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
PAYNE COUNTY WILL
HAVE FARM HELP
snecinI 10 The World

Special TO The World.
CUSHING. okla, March ISL. E
Wilson, representing the United
States department of agriculture. VIII
meet several hundred Payne county
farmers here FRIDAY with view 20
arranging for u series of meetings In
the county to devise better means OF
soil culture. Farmers in this Ncin"
ity are anxious to Co-opcrat" to the
fullest extent with the government
agent. to the end that two stalks OF
corn may be made {" grow where
only one grew before.
Thc Cushing and saltwater Com'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
NEW GossARD CoRsETs.

This. week is Gossard week in our Corset De
partment, where we are conducting an inter.
estng informal demonstration of this popular
corset which is now here in all the Spring
Models, priced from $3.50 upwards. Plan to
visit this department today-Second Floor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
SILK DRESSES IN MANY BEAUTIFUL
MODELS

Dozens Of fine Spring Dress models for even.
ing or street wear are on display here in Taf-
fetas, Bengalines, combined with Chiffons, Well
vets. Serges, etc. Ask to see them. They
range in prices from .........$15, $1S to $25
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
CHILDREN'S AND JUNIOR DRESSES

Mothers who have inspected the new Gingham
and Pique Dresses for children have pro-
nounced it the best display of its kind ever in
Tulsa. You will find useful garments for as
little as $50 and fine embroidered and lace
dresses in ranging prices up to ......$15.00
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
SPECIAL BRAsSIERES AT SOC.

q, Il table in the Corset Department-Sccond
Floor-wc will today place ON sale a most at
tractiye lot of new Brassieres that usually
sell for 65c. 71c and soc at the special price
OF ........,....''''''' ''''''''''''''''' wv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
Specials
Glass Berry Sets i5C.


S-inCh deep bowl with six dishes 90
match This is something new In
glassware: Csc values o45C
25c Salad Bowls 1Oco
Decorated In flowers and fruit: So
inch size so.soooos,.sooo.s .10c
Salad Dishes 20 match the above
Bowls set OF six Ooo.oooosssol9 l9c
$500 Dozen Cups ana SauCcrs
SOC the Set.
Pure white transparent china; sold
regularly for $500 dozen; special
for today, set of six .5Oc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
Friday Specials on the Harlow Main Floor

Printed Rice Cloth in coors: 40 inches wide; dainty
sheer fabric for spring waist DRESS sells
regularly for 35c yard on sale Friday only, the
SdIu Zoe
iSX36 Inch Ved.bordered Huch Towels extra heavy:
full sze good hotel towel; sells regularly foy s 90
the dozen. Friday special the dozen oo...... .79c
Ponds Extract Vanishing Cream; soc size; on sao
special, Friday S5C
Ponds Extract Vanishing Cream; csc size; on sale
special Friday 19c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19

sprung up in the western itmisp, ere
and his field has bioadened unti1 A.
takes In. everybody OF teen age In the
United States - '"e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
Housewives VIII SAGE Money in Basement
Specials

95c Wear.Evcr Sauce Pans 35c.
Four-auart size Tipped Sauce Pans:
limited amount to be sold: 95c
values ss......o.'s..s. SOC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
BOY SCOUT WORKERS
TO MEET AT LUNCH

A large group of sunday school
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
TRADERS
DOPE
DOPE

IL lbs. fancy Burbanls Potatoes.
"Wont cook UP" .......... .15c
one bushel fancy Burbank Potae
toes, Won't Gook UP" o...7Oc
3 lbs. Sugar oo,O,ss'.ss' oSs''' Zoc
9 lbs. Sugar sss.oo..s.sss..' oOC
IL lbs. Sugar .sso:'s'O'9'' 9''oo'' I'uo
100 lbs. Sugar o...ss...o'ss'o' 500
4 lbs. Navy Beans o.....oso.o.. 2oc
% lbs. Red Beans .........s.s..2o 2oc
25 lbs Best Flour in Tulsa 80. soc
or not the best bring 1T back)
ASK the "HONEY BOY" to match up.
We have no Ill will toward anyone
living, and we are SORRY for the
.CREDIT, FREE DELIVERY mer-
chants. They have gotten in a RUT
and they can't get out. Their own
money is all credited out and they
are now FORCED to buy EVERY
THING on time. and pay LONG
prices. and now all they can do is to
CURSE The Traders and walt for
their WATERLOO.
Please see our Shoes. Clothing and
Dry Goods. Money back at all times
If not pleased. ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19
Latest Developments i'm Spring Suits
$500, $500 and Up

suits of the conl floor
the best
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19

SIPS TO St.75 Aluminium Ware 75c
Sauce Pans. Berlin Kettles. Stew
Pans and Berlin Sauce Pans: all
large pieces. Sl.25 TO $i.75 values
for .75c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19

Si.25 to $3.50 Bamboo Baskets 75c
Many different styles in Trays,
Flower. Fruit and Sandwich Bas-
kets: 1925 to $3.50 values -, .75c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-19

Zc-Nc Porcelain Cleaner 19c.
For cleaning all kinds of porcelain
ware, bath room fixtures and mar
bleo leaves the original glaze and
rs harmless to the hands Special
Introductory offer .19c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05
Chsptec 197.

An Ac. 10 amend Section five OF Chapter
one hundred for;y-.our of the Revised
statues. as amended by Section one
Of Chapter one hundred of the Public
Laws Of nineteen hundred seven, re-
D. ting to the transfer of patients from
one insane hospital 10 the other, and
from the insane hospitals to the Maine
school for feeble minded. and for the
transfer of inmates from said school
10 either Of SAID hospitals.
Section !. Section i've of chapter one
hundred toriy-four OF the Revised Stat
uIes. as amended by section one of
chapter one hundred of the public laws
of nineteen hundred seven, is hereby
amended by striking out the word re
ceivins III the twelfth line and by IN
ser-ting =. place thereof the word trans
fering, and by striking out the words.
oct OF me appropriation for insane
section. so thar SAID section. as amended.
shall read as follows:
Section 8. The trustees NAV transfer
am patients from one hospital to the
oA whenevef, in their judgment, the
stvuIion will be promoted thereby, 4
copy of the certificate of commitment
certified by the superintendent of the
Hospital IN Winoh SAID patient has been
confined, with a certificate Signed by the
secretary of the trustees, showing that
such transfer has been voted nv the
trustees; shall authorize the superintend-
~ ol tlhS A'eat4t@t 10 winch such patient
Is transferred TO receive and de+ain hin,
in custody IN The same manner as if he
had originally been committed To sucb
institution; The expense attending such
transfer shall be paid out of the fund
of the hospital transferring such natienr
and shall be a charge upon the nerson
liable for. the board Of such patient.
ard If the board OF such patient is paid
fer shall be paid by the State - ''i'-
Section ,. The trustees are hereby
authorized TO transfer feeble minded
after in said insane hospifsls - az,
Maine school for feeble minded and md
may transfer any inmate of the Msin na
school for feeble minded to either insane
the welfare OF the Patients and isn1s &C. :.
or of either institution will be prornofed
thereby ;,s. copy neTs,,, Of the certificate Of
sonn,,. . IF ,hs eg hosns,a by the superin-
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which said patient or inmate has been
confined. with a certificate signed by the
secretary of the trustees, showing that
such transfer has been voted by the
trustees. shall authorize the superintend.
ent Of the hospital Or said school to
which such patient or inmate Is trans
ferred to receive and detain him in Gus
tody in the same manner as if he had
originally been committed to such in
stitution. The expense attending such
transfer shall be paid out of the funds
1ient or inmate and shall be a charge
upon the person liable for the board Of
such patient or inmate. and if such board
is paid by the State, the expense of such
transfer shall be paid by the State.
Section g. Chapter two hundred three
of the public laws Of nineteen hundred
nine, relating to the transfer of patients
in insane hospitals. is hereby repealed
approved March "a, 1851
Chapter 1873.
An Act to amend paragraph seven OF
Section one hundred of Chapter fifteen
of the Revised Statutes. relating to
the course OF study in common schools.
Paragraph seven of section one hun,
dred of chapter fifteen Of the Revised
Statutes is hereby amended by adding
after the word studies in the second
lire thereof the following, and the
course Of study prescribed Ssc,l 3D., by STATE at,
lowed in all the public schools. provided,
however, that upon the. approval by the
State superintendent Of any course ar,
ranged by the experimenting school
committee of any town said course shall
be the authorized course for said town;
so that said paragraph as amended shall
read as follows:
VII TIC prescribe the studies to be
taught in the common schools. reserving
TO town committees the right to pre-
scribe additional studies and the course
of study prescribed by the Stase super
intendent OF schools shall be followed IN
that upon the approval by the State
superintendent of any course arranged
by the experimenting school committee
Of any town said course shall be the
authorized course for said town.'-tAp-
proved March a. 1857
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No person shall hsh for. take. catch or
lill any kind of fish, at any time, in
SUM pond, situated IN the town of
. s raage ae tsn T. " G" F. IN PSoats
lis COUNT, except from the fifteenth
ly of July of each year until Septem-
= thirtieth following. both Gays lnciu1
sc. during which open season 1t shali
". lawful to fish in said pond IN acord-
ace with the general laws of the state.
% person shall have IN possession at
time, any kind Of fish taken IN
cation Of any provision Of thls act;
) hoover violates any provision OF TINS
{ shall pay fine of not less than ten
collars nor more than thirty i aolia ds,, ana
thereto one dollar for each hsh taken
caught. killed or had IN possession IN
violation OF any provision Of this act
t%,QpToyed March y, 1910
. Chapter 1913.
"a. Act to amend Section four Of Chapter
LSeventy-one of the Public Laws OF
II nineteen hundred nine, relating to the
Improvement Of free high schools
: Section four Of chapter seventy-one OF
Zine is hereby amended by striking out
the word annually in the second me
thereof and inserting after the WoId
'thousand' in the fourth line thereof
the words two hundred. so that said
section as amended shall read as fol-
lows:
Section 4 All schools of secondary
grade receiving STATE aid shall be in
epected under the direction of the State
superintendent OF PUBLIC schools, and
10 expend not to exceed two. thousand
Two hundred dollars annually. which
sum shall De paid from the State appTo-
prlation for the support OF hlgh schoois'
and he shall determine what schools are
included in the classification, Of section
one Of this aet, what schools maintain
the courses Of stud, what schools are
entitled to state aid and what schools
!Haintain apeored courses for the recep,
tion of t.ton scholars. '-(ApproYed
March =. IAl-l
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SHdPIST (tSs
An Act to protect agricultural and horti$
cultural societies against fraud.
Whoever shall gain admission to the
grounds or buildings of any agricultural
or horticultural society during the holding
OF an exhibition, otherwise than by tho
regular entrance provided for the pur.
pose of defrauding such society out Of
the regular entrance fee to such grounds
or buildings: or who by fraud, misrepre-
sentation or otherwise unla wfully OBJ
tains such admission: and any person
obtaining any premium or gratuty Of
fered by such society by fraud or mis-
representation. shall be deemed guilty OF
larceny from such society. and on con-
viction shall be punished in accordanceI
with the statutes made and provided In
such cases.-tApproved March g. 1s15)
Chapter go.
An Act relating to the appointment %
nonresident guardians.
Any guardian who Is appointed In, but
resides out of. this State shall not enter
upon the duties Of his trust until he SHALL.
By wr1tipg died and recordn in the regis
Try e rebate for the county y. ntcA 10
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Chapter 200.

An sct relating TO the amortization OF
bonds Of life assurances companies.
All bonds or other evidences of debt
having a fixed term and rate. held by
life insurance company authorized 10
do business in TINS state, may. If amply
secured and not in default as TO prln-
cigal ana interest, he valued upon the
principles Of amortization. provided that
tto insurance commissioner shall nave
1ull discretion in determining the meth
oh Of calculating values according. TO
IN. foregoing principles and the values
found By Inn in accordance with such
rethcd shall he hnal and binding; pro-
vided further that any such corporation
may return such bonds or other evil
6enres Of debt at their market value
or hook value. but in no event a an ag-
gro.rate value exceeding the aggregate
Of the values calculated according TO
the FOREGOING principles
Mr. n u 1SlAl
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Chapter 2o5.

An Act to amend Section eiehty-ore ot
Chapter fifteen of the Revised Statutes
as amended, limiting the amount OF
State aid for academies.
section eighty-one Of chapter fifteen Of
the Revised Statutes, as amended by
chapter seventy EIGHT of the public laws
OF nineteen hundred seven, is hereby
amended by striking out all of said
section and substituting therefor the
following:
Section 81. No academy shall receive
state aid under section seVenJy-six if
said academy has an annual income
from invested funds exceeding two thou
sand dollars; and no academy shall re-
ceiye state aid 10 exceed five hundred
dollars in any given year provided The
said academy has an annual income
from invested funds exceeding one thou
sand dollars; provided. however, that
any. academy with a larger average a.
tendance than Two hundred shall receive
SUCH aid not TO exceed one Thousand
dollars If its annual income from invest
ed funds. after deducting interest paid
on its Indebtedness. does not exceed TWO
thousand dollars. -tApproyed March II
1851
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CHAPTER 1893.
An Act to equalize the salaries O.
SherlffS


An Act to equalize the salaries Of
Sherfs.
Section / The sheriffs of the several
counties shall receive annual salaries
from the treasures of the counties, IN
quarterly payments, On the first days OF
January. April. July and october, as
follows.
dollars Aroostook. TWO thousand dol
lars Cumberland, four thousand dol
Hancock. sixteen hundred dollars: Ken
n~aer. twenty-eight hundred dollars;
kacX twelve hundred dollars; Lincoln
eight hundred dollars; Oxford tWeIre
eight hundred dollars: Piscataauls. one
thousand dollars: Sagadahoc. twelve
hu1arci dollars: Somerset. fourteen hum
dr.d dollars: Waldo, twelve ihundaredd
dollars; York. twenty-five hundred DOL.
lars together with the free rental OF
tie house or living apartments connect
Cd with The county 5ail in each county,
iucluInc the necessary light and fuel.
said salaries shall be in full compensa-
ton for services in attendance upon the
supreme judicial court. and upon IN,
superior courts in the said counties or
Cumberland and kennebec. as Jailer.
master or keeper of the jail in each
county. for receiving and commltuhss
prisoners therein and for the service OF
all criminal processes and the perform
auce If all duties relating TO the en-
forcement of all criminal laws. Such
necessary incidental expenses as are just
AID prosrr, incurred IN the performance
Of Their pubic duties including all nee
essary expenses for aid in, keeping the
all shall be allowed by the respective
boards OF county commissioners OF said
counties. and paid from the county
treasury: and no sheriff shall receive
from any Of his deputies any Of the fees
earned by sad deputies. or any percent
age thereon
Section :. All acts or parts Of acts in
consistent With the provisions OF this
act ar hereby repealed
Section 3. ANY oftjoia! nov RECEIVING
4 salary greater than is herein provided
snail conf nue. 10 receive his present
salary until the expiration Of his term
OF office.-tApproved March "a, 1872