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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-21

ing thence :. 10 ", chains. thence
=. q ". %. chaius: thence \. - ~
vs.. Ig jG chains thence y. IS ~ +.
SB. thence s. = T., 1880 chains;
thence $. y ~ l.. 4 chains, 70 cor
nrr No. /. tine place OF beginning
application Df jay Carlin, Salmon,
GIthE iG.t l4e1 tract 81 -
acres. wiJhu uusurspyed nut what
aII. probably be. when surveyed
sees. 2. II. aud a. r "A n, X, y f.,
t.. VI. drscri bed Dy mrtes and bounds.
az follows. Beginning al corner NJ.
/. identical with The northwest cor
urf OF sec r.. said township and
range extending thence ~ ~ ~ w,
Is chains. thence " 3. chains; thence
= g. b. ~ ~ chains: thence +. (
chains: thence v chains; thence
\. a. W.. 24.2O chains, 10 corner No.
4. the place ~ be- .uuin2: Application
III James 4 Woodward NDrthfOTk
Idaho, LAST : HTb A tract Of i0l A.
acres. within unsurveyed, but what
viii probably De, when surveyed
~ecs ~ and ~, =. u ~ X. II H.,
described by metes and bounds, as
follows. Beginning al corner No. l..
whence y - NJ. consisting Of point
Of pOrphyry IN place sE20XlO feet above
ground, ch ,eled +. ; VI. IL on east
lace bears ). e Is ". - chains; ex-
tending thence y ~ - W., $3.50
chains thence ). Is h, IL chains
thence ) f.. . - chains, thence
~ a ~ r., chains. thence \. ~
80 t.. 1880 chains: thence ;. f.,
: chains. thence >. - 81 w, 7S
chains; thence >. 81 W, ~ chains;
thence " chains: thence y. II Il
sos chains; thence y ~ f., $3.50
chains, 10 corner No. !, the place OF
beginning, application Of Z. +. Lee
Hamey, FOrney, idaho: List 4-lJ0l.
December "a, 1914 9. VI BRUCE
Assistant Commissioner u the Gen
eral Land ONCE Jan n Feb H.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-21

~ ", T. NJ Lists 1 l5C2, 1921
1851, 1888. l172. RESTORATION
10 ENTRY OF LANDS IN Ma.
fIONAL FOREST. NOTICE is
hereby given that the Lands described
below. embracing 345 acres, within
be salmon National Forest Idaho
viii he subject 20 settlement and en-.
'rY under the provisions uf home.
stead laws OF the Uuited states and
be act OF June n, 1906, % Stat, 233}.
q tlt luited states land Office at
itailey Idaho, un March 5, 1915. ANY
settler who was actually and in good
Futb claiming any 0r said lands for
agricultural purposes prior to January
l%%, and has not abandoned same,
has a preference right 20 make a
homestead entry for the lands actually
occupied. >att lands were listed up-
on the applications Of the persons
mentioned below. who have a pref.
CrruCc right subject To the prior right
oi any such settler provided such set.
iget or applicant n qualified To make
homestead entry and the preference
right lSeNerCiSCd prior 40 March 5, 1918.
ON which date said landS will De- sub
iest Ca settlement and entry by any
qualified person 4 tract uI 100 81
acle> within uaSuvYeyed but what
will probably De, when surveyed. secs
-, ~ ~ and ~. I. 10 y, II IA +.
H. NJ described b, mCtc> and bounds
As follows Beginning az corner No. I.
identical with + :. NJ. a granite
boulder >NtxlS inches, and the conf.
encc Of Warm springs creek and Mid
die Fork r,vgr bears - E, - chn>.
extending thence \ n 10 W. IN 10y
chains thence y L. = T.. s-l4
chains, thence \ N r.. 81 chains.
thence : - a. ". 94ql chains.
thence y - - W. 9SJ ehn>. 10 he
place II osElnnipg application ~ lee
watt Neycr> Cove, Idaho, List
tlNA@ \ tract ut ) ~ acres. within
un>urNeNed. nuE what will probably
D., when surveyed, Sec, r., T. 4 y.
i. ,, r., 4 NJ described by metsS
Juo hounJt>. A. follows. ReEinning At
curngr Ne identical With enrner
Va. Of survey Ut appiCation No. al1,
eNteudlnS thence ). ~ T.. y chains.
thence : = + d chains, thence :
70 W 39chalns, IA nee y. - W ~
chains. to corper No. /, the place al
beginning. Application of John +.
Hal, Lsadors Idaho; Lat 4-lS2l
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-21
Sor,cEorsALE ~ anA,. ESTATE.

ia the Probate Court u Lemhi Coun-
u.s.. State " Idaho
ia the Matter Of Lhe Estate " John
J. Met rdcken. DecedCed
NOTICE Is hereby given thai,
Ia pursuance OT an order Of the Pro
bate Court VI Lemhi County, state OF
Idaho, made On the 23rd day Of Dec
cmber, 1914, in the matter Of estate
NJ John J. McCraCken, deceased, the
undersigned Executor viii sell at pri-
yate sale TO the highest and best bid
der, for cash tu hand, and subject LO|
confirmation by said Probate Court,
ON or after saturday, the j0th dag Of
January, 1915, 40 10 o'clock A. NJ. ut
the Probate Court Room In salmon,
Idaho, in Lemh County all the right,
title. interest and estate OF the said
John j McCraCken at the time OF his
death and all the right, title and In
terrst that The said estate has, by
operation Of law OF otherwise acu uired
other than, on ia addition 10 that OF
he said John J McCTacken AZ the
time Ut death, ia and to all these GER
tain lots. pieces or parcels u land
situate lying. and being In Lemhi
County state 81 Idaho, and bounded
aud described rs follows, tO-wit the
.St NWf, VA SWt, see y, TIP. q,
Range - East, h, VI containing
seventy Six Acres, together with
water rights, bitches, buildings, and
improvements thereon situated, ~
ing and being la the County OF Lem
Ia. State Of Idaho, Also a One-half
Interest IN and to- certain ten acre
tract OF land described as follows To-
wit, the SE3 OF the SWt OF the NE4,
). Is, Up. "a ~, Range - f. b. ~, to-
gethcr with water right, bitches and
improvements thereon belonging to
said land A One-half interest in and
10 BLOCK 10 VI the resubdiviSion Of
'ringley'e Addition 70 North Salmon
\ OneEhali interest In and 20 Lots 8,
| Is, Q, TO- and II, Block 3. 4 tae-half
interest In and to Lots 3 to II inclu.
Niye A One-haf interest IN and TO
Lots to \ inclusive, Block s. all in
| 'rtngley's Addition 10 salmon, stu
ated, lying, and being in Lemhi Coun-
| ~, State OF Idaho. Sealed bids to be
ieft with the Probate Judge at his
office In Samou, Idaho, Deed at ex-
pensr Of the purchaser hereby re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids
| made
Dated Thursday January Ia, 1918.
( WILLIAM h. MCCRACKEN,
I Executor Estate OF
/ John J MCCrackeu, Deceased.
| Jan IA q
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-21

t'ela production IA giss Omitted
states IN tBla i estimates b, the
bifrctos Of tne Mint, 10 have
amoantra 90 t.tao 5l0 sny uuncvs
sqsisalsnt 70 81, -, 80. "a b.,,rvs-s
Of iyo, It puncss, Or ~, 93p loo over
the ouiput tn' 1913 1ailioruia u,uA
80 arst sitb l.aJi a37 Hns ounces
Cglofaio ~aa aseoied sttb gal rs
AsA Alaska third eth ;ad a. la
silver. Nevada lpd sta t4slt a.
Hfs ouncSs. Ioaha "a, .seoaa y ttt,
y. 81, so rAtb httd sun n g4s.
80 and THE total sas a. sea wo The
cugtuspoaaius bsarys faf lRls we're.
Nssads, lsoao, osJ idaho. NJ 49, 100
ctah, iS,uss ~, tutsf uah >ot .u
Ninins Press
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-21
Est the 'SrutA Rs kNSuN

Aset INC JvuNh fSe hAuwN
Party government leads ine 1itahiy
u iockegins hetwsvn tie repressnts-
tlEws " the various par tsa ior any
oltalnAbls pulitIral advantage. For
this reason ss atr not inclinsa 20 bs
eapti0us or critical ~ the majority
party In tiis state Legislators, because
that majority IL d-asurins to get
shai credit u mag froa az inyesfi-
cation, Is its own macniucfy, . the
conditions IN certain atats ono = IT.
has aisayS hs.a the fashion to tear
gar naiF, and guash our teeth. Whsn.
syeg tne ruthless majority override
our minosity rsprsser tatiyes 10 Ia.
Yoke the wrath ol 80 tvenglng tleav,
ga Oh ttloss eharged stth the nigh.
handed proceedings 70 naign the
PERPETRATORS 10 eternal scnrn aud diA
Ersrr nd q ttai u be MAJORITY
party defeat, I.is j. aii part OF
tie game, " siwass las bcen aud IL
EVER Aiil III, ~ ioux a. party govern.
menl and accountability exists
E,f tlais rtason Ne reserve our
optnion ~ the set 81 the majority Ia
tte House ~ Representatives rula.
tife % conducting it, ,wn investiga.
tina 81 tlte officers ~ the state noN
afsisf suspicion That the Ada
epantl Graua lury has nuwsr and tie
opppftuutly. so iully Investigate the
q stiFf snere - no question, Also Ii
has Tie further p8Wer aud authority
" eanmif Ton trial, by t. indlrt
ment those held IL be- guilty We
believe further thar stthet SIR. Giles.
scr ~ Mr. RamStrdt has tine ahilitg
aHd tins inclination h. get from the
rrvofgis SUCH facts and conclusions a.
aaight ~ ussful Ia aid 81 such luvss.
tiFatlon, whether conducted hy =
titamd Iafy, or committee 81 the
legislature This belng 20 SO may
property question the is1om or -.
pedisacy ~ having tle addillonaI
neafiag The committee o. the
house uiemhets can draw out nn facts
thal nay mot br Uncovered d, ths
Orand Jury, nsitlrr all lts nuding.
and Feparg bs ~ satisfactory an indi.
catlan ~ the responsible parties a.
sill tha indictment Of tho Grand
Iusy, aud the subsequent verdict OF !
tflAl Jury Hut laying these office
lions sslds this anal and lasting
thought relative TO this Legislative
investigation viii BE- FORMED after tn,
worS Is dtns ard the report pub
llshHd.
Make The truth clear Give tbs
people u Idaho TO understand Wnal
IN sFohg either ~ith our system uI
govtraa,sat o. their elected Officers
Above all, and tot toe beneat II ths
lvsislatuFs ltsslt, dsterminv ~haI
should h. aaar 10 purity conditions
Aaa - si'rck upon Incompetence al
dishonesty, After ali tlirSs arr a.,
rsala the ppapls Vt Idaho desire
fhssmaiurtsy oafty Is svlroms 10 al
pafsi advantage II can obtain lrou
- coadael Of tus Investigation, a.
ways provided u Ia instrum, ntAI IL
revealing tbs truth aud TIE Who'll,
truth
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-21

There Is more Catarrh In this section or
the country than all other diseases put
together and until tho last feH cafe
was supposed 10 be lncurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced II a
local disease and prescribed local RENE
dies. and by constantly failing u cure
with local treatment, pronounced IL incur
able Science has proven Catarrh 10 be a
constitutional disease. ana therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment Hairs
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by r. j.
Cheney a Co, Toledo. Ohio, il the only
Constitutional cure on the market. II Is
taken internally. II acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case II fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address: y. J CHENEY q CO. rofedo. o.
Sold by Druggists. Use.
Take HAIRS Family Pills for eonStips ton
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-21
s"r,,EaN A>>,NsarNr

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esatgs3se 81 Ahthuas ,dahA
Nsssks e sfTsaF sfssa sHzi AZ . rusrt.uI- Of
~ Na&fa 0f hrrEtnrb s8 taH4 s5asgs4,
azsa Va ies tlth 1ay 81 iaassEt, JaIN a. -
assaf,f4s VI seF ball SIS sruE see shary sas
FFtfa HtsaH 4Ar taaAzl ssa<k a fbr eaFrs4fa
iiaa. paNatir ut - trt1rr Arartagr t-sr
isiN B. th0s- \. Nance Frsasafrf. At as
u.s. ~ ~ Antauny. ldaaa. Az, ttas. ,sp
a. 9a'sh ths sssyssns-ug rrnafns aapald "a
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-21

February l5. 1915. niB - delinquent aHt ate
e,tssd 'vF sale et public auction, and lHl~sa
uaymehE . shade be toTe, sl, aa SID 7a %.
ggth iay 81 M1cb. ln pay the delinquent Al
sesAm<nt qEethef th costs .t advertising
AHsi rk Frusra b. sair
HBs Hama. Secretary,
tsa De- FrasI ~ ArfhaHs. faabo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10
How TOGain Weight
A Pound a Day

Thin men sri women who v5rld like 90
Increase their weight With tsg or fifteen
rrrHs of healthy "stay there at should
ty eating 8 little sarsoI with their meals
fog o while and note r.su't.. Here b, q
slod test worth trying Pins. weigh your.
ssIf and measure y0ar.rf Then iake ~a-fu.
one tablet with ever. msa'-far tro
asaEs. Then weigh and measure again. Dc
Jan. question uf laa gou look cr feel
ur what your friends say ur thirt The
scales ord the tape reasura wiII tell fts.r
ovu story. Hod mosi lrr thin man o- woman
can easily add fr1m five 90 eight pounds
r the fret fourteen dap, O.. iaU5air. thIs
ang.. direction. And lest of a.L ttC new
feel stays pu'
Serge, does rot 'f itself make itt rat
mixing with your food Do turns the fafs.
sugars ard siarrlts ~ aLaf ylI have eatsl
into rich ripe. iaf producing lllrlshnsrf
i1r 'he tIfruss aed blood -prrparss 20 .r sr
easily ass.uilatad form which The blood ra1
readily accept AID ftls uourshment now
passes from your body ss waste But Sar
col stlps de waste and does .t qai-kiy and
makes the iaf pr.llIrE r1ritnis ~ ne very
tsme meals yol are eating u9w develop
pounds and pounds % healthy flesh between
your skin srd bones. sarE9i is sais. Pleas
lrt. efficient md Inexpensive All leading
drur~ists in Tulsa and vicinity teu it Do
large hIElf-fortr tablets % 3 paekage-
on g--rHn.es VI weight increase gr money
back.--Alf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10
HOW 70 CARE FOR
YOUR FRUIT TREES


Demonstrations Of orchard man
olcmcnt tho eradication Of fruit-tree
pests and many interesting and in
sructNe matters i'm connection Of
fruit trees We're yesterday conducted
rs Prof. G. r. SauJurn state cnto-
mologist. e.. NJ JCn0rds, agricultural
agent for the M., Is. d T. railroad, and
Otis Wade of the state agricultural
school. The demonstrations were held
IN the morning at a. c. Pittenger's
farm near Tulsa and at Broken Arrow
I'm the afternoon.
Upwards of one hundred persons at
tended both meetings. Visitors from
Pawhuska, Bartlasville and other out
lying cities were present. The Haskell
Agricultural school attend the Broken
Arrow demonstration en- masse. Dr
C. T.. Earneheart, Tulsa county farm
demOnstrator, and J. W. Renfro, mem
her Of the state board Of agriculture
were enthusiastic members Of the
party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10
GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR!
No MORE DANDRUfF CENT DANDEPINE

and sclaggy. just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw 10
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is
.amazing-your hair viii be light
fluffy and wavy, and have an appear
ancc of abundance; an Incompatible
lustre, sottness and luNuriance.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton g
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any --
that 1t has been neglected or injured
by careless trcatment-that's all--you
surely can have beautiful hair and
lots Of It If you will just try a little
Danderine.-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10

There have been no dissenting voices
ani should enough OF the residents OF
that vicinity approve the scheme the
board win likely accept IL as the best
luton 10 the question confronting
them now.
n this plan should matenalize. the
erriug need for school IN the eX-
tyDme south end would be supplied
the children now trying 10 play out
door games on the high school ground
and i'm other similar Cramped loca-
uous would have abundant room TO
play as many games OF any kind as
they lked and there would be a place
large enough 90 accommodate the
crowd of spectators at any inter-
s.holas,ic contest on Held meet
The board IS ready 10 listen 10 a
suggestion from any south side resi-
dent on the subject
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10
Senate Continues
In Ship Deadlock
Continued From Page one)

that some effort would he made to-
morrow To- break the deadlock.
Republican managers were some
what surprised az the strength COM
mandad ty the administration forces
when Senator Clarke of Arkansas
moved that the senate adjourn until
noon tomorrow. They had hoped that
Senator Norris. Progressive Republi-
can. would not stand with the Demo
cratic majority against such motion.
Both Senator Norris ana Senator Ia
Toilette. however. voted against ad-
lournmcnt and SO did senator Kenyon
who Joined the administration forces
for the first time since the beginning
Of the fight The vote ON the motion
stood As To- 49,
Norris Nav switch.
Had the opposition alliance won on
the effort 90 adjourn 10 had been
planned TO try 90 dl~plaCe the ship pur-
chase bin tomorrow hy a motion tu
take up for consideration the postuf-
flee appropriation bill Such an at
tempt may yet Dee made and should ii
succeed. IL probably would be impos.
shla TO get thc measure before tho
senate again between now and March
g. I'm the light OF the vote tonight tho
regular Democratic senators feel COM
Ndcut that their lines win hold, all
though some of the Republicans inti-
mated that Senator Norris might soon
desert the majority unless the fill
buster can ne broken and the cuntu-
uous session ended
After the strenuous tll-uIgUt session
ON Monday the day in the senate VaI
.an exciting one. rUiNeucd lN uarUH-
m,ntary enunEIeweuts and dcnauc.u.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10

addition thereto, the violation Of any
provision of this act shall be suffi-
cient ground for the appointment OF
a receiver for any such person, firm,
association or corporation by any
court OF competent jurisdiction at the
suit of the state through the attorney
general or any county attorney and
when such receiver has been ap-
pointed and qualified he shall operate
the property Of such person, firm, as
sOCiauOn or corporation within this
state in accordance with the provis-
ions OF this act.
Section 8. For the preservation of
the public peace, health and safety,
an emergency Is hereby declared to
exist, by reason whereof this act shall
take effect from and after its passage
and approval.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10
STOPS FALLING HAIR
This Home Made Mixture Stops Dan
druff and Failing Hair and
Aids Its Growth.

To a half pint OF water add
Bay Rum ................ W
barbo Compound ......a small box
htANbIiHe '....-...... .............. q o..
These are all simple ingredients
that you can buy from any druggist
at very little cost. and mix them your
self Apply to the scalp once a day
for two weeks, then once every other
week until all the mixture Is used y
half pint should be enough to rid the
head Of dandruff and kill the dandruf'
germs. IL stops the hair from falling
out relieves itching and scalp dis
eases.
Although II is not n dye. Il acts
upon the hair roots and will darken
streaked, faded, gray hair in ten Or
fifteen days. II promotes the growtP
OF the hair and makes harsh hai'
soft and glossy.--Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10
Debt Clears Protest
u. s. Has Trndc RaIancc

WASHINGTON, Foreign trade for
the week ended February 6. as re-
ported to the department Of com
merce today by the thirteen principal
customs ports. showed a balance Of
S37,134,226 I'm favor OF the United
States. the largest weekly balance on
record.
Exports for the week totaled
$5g.5N1.l06, and imports S22.446.SS0.
Cotton exported during the week
amounted TO 365.733 bales. making
the total for the last nine weeks
2.612.432.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10
HAIR COMING OUT? IF DRY,
THIN, FADED. BRING BACK
IT'S COLOR AND LUSTRE.

Within ten minutes after an appu-
cation Of Danderne you cannot find
q single trace Of daudruff or falling
hair and your scalp Will not itch, but
what will please you most Will be
after u few weeks use. when you see
new hair, fine and downy at first
yCs-but really new hair-gT growing
all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty Of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded brittle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10

Cook, c. f. Ragsdale. Clay Roper
Eugene Adair and Carlton Gray.
Phillips University Enid, Okla
J. W. McCray, L, l.. Rathborn and
Pen Gilcrease.
Central State Agricultural School
Helena, Okla.--Ernie Clause, NJ. Lee
Roy Dague, Francis Campbell and
Marlie r. Lawellin.
Kingfsher College, Kingfisher, Okla.
j. 3. Norris and Elmer Pierce.
Gospel Team Delegates.
Lehigh-Rev. +. II. Leonard.
Coalgate-George II. Fooshea.
Klngnsher-C. p. Wickmiller.
Broken Arrow Strong.
From Broken Arrow a delegation
Of so to the convention has been as
sured. The state Agricultural col
lcge there has recently organized a
Y. NJ. c. A. which will he well repre-
scnted.
Muskogee will send % delegates,
Norman 30 mostly from the state
university; Bartlcsille will send at
least twenty while Bristow, Guthrie.
Woodward and Pawnee have promised
large crowds.
In Special Train.
Ihe delegates from Oklahoma City
and the west will assemble at the
capital and make the trip 20 Tulsa
In a special train arriving here some
lime huisday in time for the ban
quet
From Okmulgee comes word that a
delegation Of rs. headed by DR.. O. A.
lsmbett, will arrive Thursday Harry
e. Mason will head the delegation
from the State Normal school at Alva
and the same Kind Of announcement
has been received from Kiefer Black
well. Coalgate and Edmond.
Sapulpa, Tulsas closest neighbor.
where there Is fine railroad Y. NJ
G. a. building. will send big delega-
items to all sessions. but will send npe-
cial cars TO the banquet Thursday and
70 the big mems meeting Sunday. G.
H. Carter. Frisco train dispatcher at
sapulpa. Is looking after the arrange
ments
As fast as the delegates arrive they
will be registered either at the booth
IN the Convention hall or at the Hotel
Tulsa.
The publicity department Of the
has been handled by ]. Burr
Gibbons
The convention news found It's way
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-10

continued from rage Oue.)
picture bill incident Of the Fourth leg
islature which caused Republican
Senator w. r. buttons resignation
Ewing was a witness before the COM
mittee that proBed charges Of an at
tempt to influence theatre men to put
up fund TO have the sunday clos
ing killed.
Welcomes Probe.
II welcome another investigation OF
the moving picture episode said EW-
ing Tuesday but hanging this amend
ment on my resolution can have but
one effect--to muddy the water and
dctract attention from the primary
purpose-to probe conditions sur
pounding the Norman sanitarium
The facts are, that when this in
vcstigatiou was first proposed, the
stockholders Of the sanitarium com
pany became exceedingly active and
made every effort to complete the sale
Of the sanltarium without the puJllc's
knowledge. When my resolution was
introduced and its nature made known
TO Governor Williams and State
Health Commissioner Duke, those
gentlemen made an inquiry and
through their communication with the
authorities at Washington, the min
mum price Of $4,000 was fiXed-a
price sufficient to pay the depositors
Of the bank with interest
"The stockholders still ask a def
cheney Of $4,000. This Is not neces-
sary and much Of 1t will go to padded
payrolls.
Did Not Know of Sale.
The report was circulated that the
sale Of the bank assets was conducted
by United states Judge COtteral.
called on Judge Cottpral Sunday and
he expressed surprise that the sale had
cen made. His name was used for
no other purpose than to lend an air
Of respectabiity to a dark lantern
proposition.
Ewing charged that by the pur-
chase Of depositors' certificates cheap
and the acquisition Of other assets Of
the bank the purchasers Of the san
itarium saved the difference between
SI5 OO0 and the minimum price fixed
by the government. He announced
that he would demand an inyestga-
tiou of the profits the purchasers were
making If ever The house came to
consider q proposition to buy the san
itarium or TO take N deficiency ap-
preparation for the current fiscal year.