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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
EXERCISE BENEFICIAL TO WOMEN
Strength Often May Be Gained b,
Judicious ACTIVITY on Part OF
the Sick.

The woman suffering from the Ills
OF her sex often loses ambition and
viii not exert herself In the least,
her muscles become fabby, her CIR
culatfou bad and nerves wrecked.
Another woman suffering from the
same ills will lay out for herself q
system OF convalescent exercises OF
deep breathing even before leaving
her bed. II the woman will but write
DR.. Pierce at the Inva1ids' Hotel, Buff
falo, N. Y, she can get free medical
advice in such cases, also . 1000-page
book with advice on Hygiene. How to
care for the. sick, Sex problems, d.
seases Of women, etc, all for dimes
or 30 cts. in stamps to pay for mail
Ing.
Sick women-thousands Of them
have been cured by the use OF Dr..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. 1t 10
a woman's tonic that has . single
ness of purpose IN curing the disease
OF women only. It establishes resu'
larity, heals Inflammation ana banishes
pain. The dull, sunken eye with Its
dark circles which comes Of suner-
ing il ban!shed-so too IL the saiSow'
sunken cheek, the shrunken toim-
when this Prescription" Is used. II
l is temperance remedy oecsuse mao
without alcohoI-of native roots and
herbs. :.
Women who suffer should not wait
ttrI a breakdown causes prostration.
II you are anxious to correct derange-
mens Of the delicate feminine organs.
| to overcome irritAbflity and nervous
ness. waste no time, but get Dr..
Pferce's Favorite Prescription In
| LIQUID or tablet form this very day at
any medicine dealers and tomorrow
you will know that you arc on the
| highway to health and happiness.
Write for free 136-page book on di-
seaees OF women.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regu-
Hate and invigorate stomach, liver and
bow els--Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
WOMEN OF ITALY
ASSERT SELVES
The Few suffrasIsts Ii the Kingdom
Are Doing Everything Possible
to Show Woman's
Ability.
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN|Ez
/ EXPECT THE BALLOT
During the War Times They Expect
to Show That the Woman's Place
Is Not Merely in
the Home.
by Alice Robe, United Press star

By Alice Robe, United Press Stan
correspondent
ROME, April 2. (By mail to New
York. )-Woman's suffrage In Italy Is
ASSERTING itself today in the hour o.
the nations crisis.
These Italian uuffragists. few. and
far between as they may be, have
sounded public call to all women, u
all members OF parliament, to al
Italy, asking for immediate amelfora.
ton of tho condition Of families OF
recalled soldiers, and offering the serv'
ices OF women In administrative, IN
executive positions Of all kinds. should
the men be called to battle. Although
the war suspended systematic pro-
suffrage work In Italy, these few
ardent and active advanced women.
see In the present crisis the time
when woman's suffrage can prove Its
complete reason of being in the land
where females" have been more
tradition bound than in any country
outside the orient.
Prof Annita Dobelh Zampetti. sec
rotary Of the executive committee o.
tie National Woman's Suffrage FEEDER
alton, instructor in the Normal col.
lege, devoted mother Of two children.
co-worker with her husband also q
professor, brilliant linguist, handsome.
is the interesting type of the Italian
new woman" who is struggling to
inspire Italian womanhood with its
possibilities and opportunities.
when we can prove that woman's
mission Is something greater than be-
ing merely a housekeeper and bearer
OF children-su suffrage will have won a
great victory said Professoressa
Zampetti. and now we have the
proof at hand. On all sides We hear
the laments of men, who, earning.
say two dollars day-more or less :
may go to war, leaving their wives
dependent upon an income Of IA cents
a day. You see we suffragists realize
that the note has sounded home con-
corning woman's right to economic in
for the Italian men-many
Of whom have talked to me-are dis
tracted at the thought Of leaving their
wives whose only knowledge OF exist
ence is the bearing Of children and
the running Of the home. This family
idea Is noble and all perfectly right II
the husband can support that family
u II some pOItACdl oSC'uoAt OooS Aot
Defall the country.
I'm Italy the wives Of recalled sol
Tiers receive from the government Il
cents day, children receive 6 cents
zach. This applies only to the larger
cities: In the country and smaller
owns the allowance is IL cents day
or the wife and cents for the chill
lren. Parents Of sons called to bat
lie, receive, together, % cents in cities
md 20 cents in towns and country
places. Now we pro-suffragists are
to have these allowances for
wives and children and parents in
,reased. have written personally to
many deputies and have received en-
replies. We feel that the
must be compelled to In
,rease the allowance.
The hour for woman's suffrage Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
Iowa Legislature Adjourned.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
DES MONIES, Iowa, April IL
While members sang songs, threw
waste paper baskets at each other,
bid goodbye to their committee clerks
and tipped the pages for the last time,
the thfrty-sixth Iowa general assem-
bly, came to a close late tonight, after
stopping the clocks at II o'clock to-
day. Governor George W. Clarke re-
fused to send in a new appointment
for member Of the board OF education,
following the refusal of the senate to
confirm the nomination OF Gardner
CowIes, Des Moines publisher.
The closing hours were taken up in
passing many minor bills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18

sounding in another quarter too" con-
tinued Professor Zampetti. I'VE wom-
en- are offering ourselves rs substitutes
for all the positions, executive, ad.
ministrative, for all public work. hold
by mon at present and which will be
vacated IL they march to battle. Aside
from really helping the government
we will be able to demonstrate that
there are just as many competent
women as men ready to hold these
Jobs. We want to force out public
utility fitness on the government. The
diniculty," said Professor Zampetti,
rs that can't tell even the women
the underlying efficacy OF this project
TO suffrage. They would become
frightened Immediately. That Is the
trouble with suffrage Advancement In
Italy The women are timid. afratc.
They stand in constant terror OF what
the men will think and say. In con-
sequence we have to circumvent
when possible the very women them
selve who will be most benefited.
|Considering the long tradition bond
age Of Italian women, think we suf-
fragists have made real progress
When you realize that in thirty-eignt
million people there are only 500
women sufYragists. you can see the sit
uation at glance in italy. There are
zoo women's suffraCists In Rome, 200
In Milan, fifty in Naples and fifty in
Mantua. In Rome, however, only
about twenty are active workers.
When, we think of the conditions of
thirty years ago we realize how We
have gone on. AZ present, against 49,
900 men teachers in the public schools
we can offer $4,000 women: against
4, 900 men teachers in the high schools
we offer the same number of women
| teachers.
I'm my own work I am trying to
change the ideals Of the girls. want
them to think OF . mental and moral
uplift, not only OF tho physical. You
see In Italy men cannot imagine WON.
en- standing alone without the men
being there to support them.
we suffragists are not as an organ.
iization for war. Women are never
for utter destruction. There are moth
| ers sorrowing in every nation. We
believe we must avoid conflicts but
not at the price OF national life. In
consequence, We women of italy are
facing . dimcult situation with the
schools turned into barracks. the hus-
tbands at the front, the wives working,
the children In the street. We women
suRragists who hope to show the
timid ones, the antis, that the vote
means law making-realize that this
tragic hour Of European war il BRING
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
Bow EIectrocuted.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
SCOTS BLUFFS, Neb., April IL
While trying to untangle his fishing
line from an electric power wire
carrying a heavy current, Atlas
Smith, ten years old, was today in
stantly killed.
His body dropped into the Platte
river and was later recovered, burned
blue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
MOVING picture Music.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WAZAHACHIE, Texas, April l'; -,
Trashy, nerve racking music. usual ~,
heard in movie theatres. provokeu IL
wrath OF the second district 1euesa
ton of women's clubs here TINS az az,
noon and they voted to campaisn
against it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18

charges that they murdered Deputy
Cherryholmes.
The state claimed the alleged mul.
der was committed when the men
sought to obtain by force some couLl
records the judge was said to DESIRE
affecting him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
Woman HANGED her,eIf

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
DALLAS, Texas. April 17.-Using
a piece OF electric light wire and some
twine, Mrs. M. j. Stark, So, hanged
herself today to a door in her home.
She was found when the family re.
turned home tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
Rather Barren.

Philadelphia North American en-,
ti-suffrage argument has shifted .tJi
assertions that women are not i, no-ga
gent enough to vote to the .a,.
that they don't vote any oiiiei
from their husbands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
Acquitted hx .Iurx

UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice.1
WICHITA FALLS, Texas. April II.
Judge E. w. Fry, former state repre-.
sentative. and two other defendants.
were acquitted tonight after a jury
delfberated thirty minutes over
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
Too Easy.

st. Paul Pioneer Press: II tne lii
don't look out, Won HindenDur. :, be
refuse to meet him again UNI
gets a reputation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
UN AMERICAN

lau.. ''. n'n criminal lr Tine ~.
utl1. 81 suu. romN.u- o. Tine oNn.
hom l.asM'I, ~ lb'r na'..W
uep'..; =" post 'h.m.r',es "a lasi's
wA.,. ar, 's'o'' ,hor =" b.. convert.
,d lu'" lu,s.
I, Is ;.u1h I.gu'.fu ~ 'uy "a
feIl..uOu - this state ta'' nunucI.
oG iho Legislature W"r'd. ~ c"us''''.
.hlc numbers. rise "n 'h' floor az the
house, after voting tor - hiI', and do
clare ap.iup'',clIiy that ih"I knew
nothing Of the moiit" "f the measure
on which 'h,S hid Cis' IN" ballot
~ surh an U''r'ui" were assumed
Ly al stat" legislatures. L., Il" gsh
what would become az the country
~ the national congresses acted IN
such am 1pEth'tlcal, don 't-carr ign"-
rant manner. what may we ask, Wo"
become Gf our national honor oQd
national commercial supremacy
Have men ceased "a think
Have mcu become -ihsclI.oi' t"
combination az w"Tus, instead "f m-
ing convinced 10y seHsih'" Thought
Cannot sN oklahoma sol"n sc" fug
thcr trap Shc power "G sNrs' s'l"n'
Is his sphere uO broader than Ne C"H"
fines "f his legislative desk"
The "Conscr.ation" Bill.
10 say that thls base !gnorauo" l.
I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
ENGLAND'S OIL TRADE.

II was fortunate for Great Britain
that America has been able 10 supply
that country with. the petroleum and
oil products that were needed during
the last few months, IS the view taken
Vf the oil situation by the Petroleum
Review Of London. it notes that IL
normal times the United Kingdom
draws It's petroleum supplies from
four main sOurces-Americs, the East
Indies, Russia and Rumania. Or tho
amount imported by the United King.
dom In 1919. the. United States and
Mexico supplied about 81 per cent the
far east IA per cent, Russia and Ru.
mania S per cent each, the remaining
per cent coming from various cOun-
tries in small amounts. Thus in ordl-
nary times the United Kingdom de-
pended upon America for nearly
three quarters of her petroleum. sup
plies.
Upon the outbreak Of the war
new situation was created, for, ow-
ing to the presence Of German cruis-
ers upon the seas and their daring
activity IL was. practically impossible
for England TO obtain supplies except
from the United States and Mexico.
During the last three months OF 1914
the United Kingdom drew practically
all her supplies from America, and
these were exported, transported and
imported, just as though normal timeB
and conditions prevailed.
Up 10 the end OF last September.
England had received from the Unit
ed States 22s. 5000 gallons OF pc
troleum products, and from Mexico
22,700. .0O0 gallons but at the end OF
the year these figures had been in
creased to S17.70O.000 gallons and
= ~l.lN l..
from .'he far. east only b,Oo0ooO gal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
South of Morris.

The gas well Of Young ct al. near
the northsast corner OF the northwest
Of 4-12-li is encouraging bolders OF
territory I'm that part to hook forward
10 something again The gas IL being
sold about the country and 20 drilling
wells and Is already better dividend
maker than medium oil we'll IN
these times.
A location is being made b. some un-
known parties In 7-12-t4.
The Mort Mccain et al. well which
this column located In section / a
couple Of days ago is In 4 near the
southeast corner OF the section. II is
drilling at near 1890 feet
VIM. G. Newman Is starting one on
the Chotke James land, located I'm the
northwest corner OF the southwest Of
10.
over In the southwest OF the
Boggs Drilling company and others
are starting test
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
sized producers among the new com,

sized producers among the new com.
pletions.
An advance Of five cents barrel on
Pennsylvania oils. and ten cents for
corning, was the only change I'm post
ed quotations during the month. I'm
Okiahomas however. no ono seems 70
know what the price Is. Tho pipe
lines are being filled with common
carrier shipments. and this is reducing
their ability 10 purchase field oil.
There are various yumors as 10 the
price ~ which producers are offering
their oil, but it is generally believed
TO b" below the posted figure of 90
cents. The charge js openly made
that this IL being done. and none seems
prepared 10 deny 1t. Uealdton oil,
which has been held in storage tor
some months. ~ being sold az 80 cents
q barrel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07

Ions were imported. this being made
up or three conslgnments, two OF
which came from Rangoon.
OF the 100000 gallons OF pc
troleum products imported into The
United Kingdom during the last three
months OF 1914, America furnished a
most 96,4O0.0o0 gallons, or over ss
per cent OF the total quantities re-
celved. IL is easy to. see the very
erltcal position In which that country
would have been placed in regard 10
supplies OF petroleum products had Il
not been for the fact that she wa.
able TO draw upon America TO such a
remarkable extent The shutting or
OF petroleum from the United State.
would greatly cripple the English
navy and It's industries, as from no
where else could she be supplied.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
THE SYKES BILL.
CBy 4 a. RICHARDS

The authority for amending the
state constitution by Il simple IcS of
the legislature, without the people
voting on the proposed amendments
Is found iu section 35, article 3 of the
constitution, which reads as follows:
After the second Monday IN Jauo
uary, 1903. the legislature may. by
law, from time to time. alter, amend,
revise, or repeal sections from ~ 20
3D. inclusive Of this article, or any OF
them, or any amendments thereof
Provided, that no amendment made
under authority OF this section shall
contravene the provisions of any part
of this constitution other than said
sections last above referred to or any
such amendment thereof.
The pending hill proposes to amend
sections 80, 33 and 81 OF article 3;
consequently it comes clearly under
the. authority Of the above provision.
Sections is to "a Of article 8, which
may be- amended by the legislature,
define the powers and duties OF the
corporation commission relative to
transportation companies" and
transmission companies" These
powers are as great as were ever COM
feTTed upon a similar body in any
state. IL IL n well-knOwn fact that
our corporation commission has very
great power over the rates. regula-
tions and practices Of railroads. But
their only constitutional power Ove~
pipe lines Is found Ia section 1 oc arr
tlcle 3 which reads as follows:
All pipe line companies shall be sub
Ject to the reasonable control and reg
ulation of the corporation commission,
and shall receive and transport each
others tonnage or oils or commodi-
ties. under such rules and regulations
as shall be prescribed by jawO or such
commission.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
FOSTER LEASE HEARING.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Be-
cause Of conflicting claims aris-
ing out Of the proposal 10 lease
for another term Of years the oil
lands Of the Usage Indians in
Oklahoma, Secretary Lane today
decided 10 hold a public hearing
on the question on February 16.
The present lease soon expires.
IL covers the largest single oil
property in the wOrld-some
100000 acres. Il is said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
LATE COMPETITIONS

Following ~" some & 'he recent
o'mpIel.ous 'hsoughou! The Aiid-COn-
SI'out folf
JIcoldton Wes'hc'msr GuRsbu,g
- Formor, No. :. howcry. A-i-3,
mric ma barrels nasural nyst -
h'urs
Uo,Ic,l %Jncy Rlyor Gas COM
pmN NJ. :" ". Ware, located ln 'he
rurthels' CORNER of northeast lS-it-
4. completed and shut az ss al $500
ga, we'll
Bird erect. and Flat Rock - Kc'-
Tough - al, No. =, Nal.iugstiCk, 81
.o-!3. Is showing for lSb barrels after
Ia shot OF 100 quarts
Torohuc, 40. 3, Gra,ott, So"o-4i,
IS shuWing ior s'-harrs! pumpcrs
Hro.rn Arrow and pcrryman Pool
--'rI,er et al. No. e l.. Maytield,
.o-iS-.' has been shu, ~ rs a j,ooo.-
600 gusscr.
riSh, Pulaski oil company No. s.
stewart. ,-i6-l3. drilled TO a total
depth of 2.,0t feet and well Is Shove
iur 70, so barrels
Gun ,3ros.. No. :, PounciI, 15-i6.i4.
completed and showing 1or 4O-barrel
!umrer after the shot.
Sc',uitcr-lteuryctta oil & Gas Co.
40. g. Lou Thompson. l-11-13. is
showing for TOO barrels natural.
Muskogce Development company,
SO. i, Town Lots lS.l1-13. is dry and
abandoned at total depth OF 1890
feet
Glenn Pool and North Extension
Bull Dog Oil company, No. l. Leroy
Flint 6-1S-l1, drilled To a total depth
OF 1.7S3 feet and well is showing for
8 700. 600 feet OF gas
Moore ct al, No. 10. " Tiger. 81
ISL. completed and showing for l00
barrels after the shot.
Sewers & Croft, No ?. Jim Lasley.
s-1S-12, completed and showing for
20 barrels after the shot
Inola-Fenton. No. ]. Robinson. Is
1915. is dry and abandoned at a total
dspth ot $50 feet
Wainwright and Boyntou- King
wood OIL company No l. Sallie
Mauel. l-1i-15, is dry and abandoned
lat "a total depth OF l.1O3 feet
Caney River Gas company. No. T..
VI. Sells, S-li-f5,. completed and well
has been shut In for 100000 feet Of
gas.
F'redrick ct al. No. /, W. Peters.
.l1-14-15. completed and showing for
5000 geo feet OF gas, also 100 barrels
OF oil after a shot of 100 quarts.
Stansberry ct al, No. 2 II. Durant.
S2-14-15. is showing for IL barrels
after shot OF l0O quarts.
Mcrriott Oil company. No. 1, Toby
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
OIL Wanted

Christian Science lecture I'm the
county courthouse. Thursday nlght.
Feb. II, at s:15 o'clock. Admission
free. Everybody invited.-adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07

wanted-No. 2s Star machine.
calf wheels preferred; with string
standard tools. All must be IN first
class condition. Address c. F. Brown,
Kiefer, Okla-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
PASSES SENATE.

Special a. The World,
OKLAHOMA CiTy. Feb. e.
The conservation bAl' passed
the senate today. with only six
senators voting against It,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07

Franklin, 22-14-16. s.. showing Tor 100
barrels natural
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
Bird Crcc'. and lila, Roc', - Kc'

Tough - al, No. =. Wal.iugstick, .l-
.O-!3. Is showing for ioI barrels after
a shot uf 100 quarts
Vorohuc, 40. q, GraNett, 30-"o-li,
Is showing tor sa-harrsI pumpcrs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07

Following aI~ some & She recent
o'mUlenou5 throughout The Mid-COu-
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