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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-04
LOWER INSURANCE
RATES MAY RESULT

OKLAHOMA CITY, March "a
big reduction and equalization in in
surance rates all over the state Is eX-
pected to come from the enactment
into law Of lIuse bill No. 20 by
Maxey Of Mu<ogce, which was ad-
vanced TO engrossment in the senate
today
It Is known as the administration
insurance bill and provides for an In
surance commission to have super
vision and control OF rates and pre-
miums.
As amended by the senate, the bill
provides for a commission to be COM
posed Of the insurance commissioner,
the FIRE marshl and one member to be
appointed by the governor, who shall
be an experienced insurance man and
who Is to serve as secretary Of the
commission.
"Chls bill, said Senator Barrett Of
Shawnee. one of the leading propO-
nents of the measure tonight, "creates
a state insurance board and gives 1t
the power TO revise and make lnsur-
once rates in the state. to hear ap.
peals and otherwise control and reg
ulate important questions OF insur-
aDce rates.
says II Answers Demands.
ut is the result Of far-reaching
demand for business men of Okla =
homa for relief from conditions that
have become well nigh unbearable
under the old system. The measure
he continued, takes the place Of the
bill recommended by the retail mer-
chants association Of the state and It
is confidently expected that it will re-
suit in a big reduction in rates"
The bill appropriatlng $4,000 for
re building the burned structures at
the Fort supply asylum for the in
sane. was passed this evening by the
senate. although II was opposed by
some members on account OF the fact
that the asylum site Is owned by the
government and the lease ON the
ground may be cancelled at any time
by the secretary OF the interior.
The senate reconsidered the bill
killed a few days ago which gives tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-04

agriculture. where farming methods
appear before US In full detail. and
yet We might gain considerable were
We able to do these things
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-04

oakley--"wasn't the tailor willing
to give you tlmef"
owens Give me timer He said
ia get six months II he could have his
way"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-04
The Bsrd's Achievement.

was not made to be clerk,
/ was not made to swing a pick,
[ was not made for any work
which calls for sweat or 'rithmetic
And. though some think me a nut.
I'm proud. though want may crimp
Twas my poetic feet whioh put
The limp in high Olympus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-04
No Night session.

There was no session of the senate
tonight on account of Il meeting Of
the Democratic caucus.
The senate spent most Of the fore
noon debating house bill that would
make It mandatory on railroads to
name their stations TO conform to the
names OF the postoffiCes. The debate
grew out Of a motion by Senator VIII
son of Canadian county to withdraw
the bill from the public service cor
poratiOns committee and place II on
the calendar II developed I'm the de
bate that the situation aimed at Is
the railroad station at Onyx, which
Is the postoffice Of Douglas, in Gar
field county. Senators who occupied
the floor on this fifty-eighth day Of the
session In this debate included shaw,
Wilson, Barrett, Carpenter, Keller,
Burford and Watrous
ON motion OF Senator Wilson Of Ca
madam county the senate placed the
bill upon the calendar
Senator Buckner called up tho house
concurrent resolution by Hunter of
ComanChe, which memoriali2es con
gress to appropriate $4,000, 600 to be
used in building a pipe line from OK
lahOma to the gulf unG 1t was passed
after few amendments in the in
teerst OF truth" in the preamble had
been adopted as presented by Senator
Davidson Of Tulsa. Among these was
one that struck out the assertion that
there Is no other hope for relief OF
the oil producers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-04
Repay Government.


the resolution, even after the amend
ments by the Tulsa senator, is suffi-
ciently forceful TO attract attention.
The resolution provides that the SlO,-
600, 600 investment shall be repaid to
the government In ten equal annual
installments out of tax to be col
leCted on the oil transported.
Senator Thomas reported out Of the
appropriations committee several APP
proprlatiOn bills for state institutions
among the items being an amendment
to house bill for maintenance Of the
A. & NJ. college limiting the salary OF
the president Of the A. K NJ, to $4,000
year. An appropriation OF $25,OOO
for rebuilding the Fort Supply asylum
was included In the list.
Both houses today passed a house
concurrent resolution authorizing the
secretary of state to have printed the
laws enacted at this session of the leg
slature before the session laws are
published This was made necessary
by the many requests from county Of
ficials in all parts OF the state for
copies of emergency measures that
have been signed by the governor
Motion Fails.
When the senate reached the insur-
ance bills this afternoon Senator Shaw
moved that all Of these measures be
referred to a special committee to be
codified. lie argued that much time
would be saved II the bills were incor-
pOrated In one measure. HIS notion
however, did not prevail
Senate bill No. 34S, authorizing the
governor to acquire either by pur-
chase or condemnation real property
was passed finally.
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states consent to q suit to test the
legality OF the famous Guthrie Leader
and red book warrants and the meas
ure was passed finally
The bill by Tucker liking the date
for the holding of the annual school
meeting and providing for the report
ing Of collections was passed finally.
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GIasCo USury Bill
Defeated In House

Continued From Page One)
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sykes Couldn't BE Found.

Abney. Acton. Barry, Bovee. Bry-
ant. Carpenter, Cash. Clark. Craw-
ford. Disney, Drake. Durant. Eaton,
Everheart, Ewing, Gardner, Goodwin,
Headley, HendOn, Holmes. Howe,
Hudson. Hunter OF Choctaw. Jackson,
Johnson, Keegan, Ladd. Lemon.
Long. McCollister. McCord. Mckee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-04
~ yyIsislVI,sIsis.4a ; ssI i i.,.f.vY',ssssl.

Morgan. Murray, Nesbit North, Nor
ton. Olmstead, Peebly. Ramsey,
Sans. Simpson. Sltton, Smith. Tay-
lor. Testcrman, Wilkes. Wright. Iab-
loudil. McCrory.
Nays.
Baker. Barbee. Cartwright. Child
ers. Council, Cox. Davis, Dickerson,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
EACH CONTENDER FOR WORLDS
TITLE HAS MANY SUP
PoRTERs.
But Little Money Being Wasered on
outeome-Msny Favor Phil
lies, but Pick Red So1.

Which team will win the worlds
series?
Wheeling fans are having a hard
time deciding that question just now
Opinions are about evenly divided in
favor OF the Philadelphia Nationals
end the Boston Americans.
Though considerable interest in the
hght for the worlds championship
title II manifested locally. fully as
much a. in any previous series. there
- but little betting In fact. II Is said
that less money is being staked on
the result than on any similar event
I'm the last many years Most wagers
are being made al even money. in a
few cases odds are being offered
while no freak bets were reported
yesterday
II would seem that there are more
Philadelphia fans In Wheeling. al.
though more persons yesterday cx-
pressed the belief that Boston will
take the series Many who personally
would like 10 see the Phillies win the
title declared that I'm their opinion the
Boston team IL a shade stronger and
probably will b. victorious
Among the opinions expressed wee.
terday By local fans were the follow.
ing:
Mayer Harvey L. Kirk: m b. we're
not for Alexander there would be- moth.
inE 10 this series between Phuadoi.
phia and Boston. = have weighed each
team carefully. and believe that Boz
ton will take The series"
n. Campbell Richards. % ann in.
clined 10 believe that Philadelphia will
come out on the long end OF th.s So.
ries"
Circuit Clerk John L. Kingdom.
- don't have whole lot % time 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08

Harry a. Stansbury. manager OF attn
ictcs at West Virginia WESLEYAN cor
hst' was in the city yesterday com
bletinE aTTangements for the Wesleyan
staged here on October 90 While I'M
tne cry MI. Siansburg together win
iloi. ~. u. Johns, principal Of the local
nikh schooi. went 70 League park vrher.
they Inspected that field and found IL ~
be IN nrst class condition lie dccidc.t
TO bring the Wesleyan bleacbers here
and made preliminary arrangements for
the advance sale Of tickets "
Mf. Stansbury arrived In the city nj
s.ao and after a trip TO League park
aud a conference with Prof. Johns d.
cided on some details FOR the game 81
decided 10 have tickets placed or sal H.,
W hreunE. Martins Ferry, Moundsvft1a
hrldEeport and Bellaire These ffcr.rs
viii BE- Tor reserved seats and viii Saii
AZ one dollar each up TO 10 O'Clock on
game. After 10 o'clock F,ridaVs c,,..,.
ing until the start OF the game ~.
tickets viii be sold at one dollar and .
halI 80 standing room will De solo
Manager Stansbury also announrcr
MAT he would inviate ali high school
teams pr the wheeling district TO az
tehd the game a. the guests OF fb.
The Wesleyan blcscher seats. sca-,,-
ahu4i 1900 people viii be shipped h.r.
next week and VIII be erected along a..
eastern SIDE or the Held With thi-
,lei,l9n 90 ne seats aIreany on tho
= Iolnd. q crowd OF 1000 people can b..
pfeparing Tor one ~ the iargeef r. a.
lhai eWr attended football same I'd
this sect ION as the Indians are surc fo
hf BIG dra"ing card here. re viii
The same ''i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
BRASS BAND WITH
MAGNOLIA HIGH.
BOTH TEAMS ARE READY FOR IKE
HARDEST oA1dE OF SEA-
SON SATURDAY.
Parade WIN Preeods Contest at League
Park-oreat Interest IL Mani
Tested IN Outcome.

Magnolia high school s. coming to
wheeling Saturday prepared 10 humiii-
ate the old gold and blue team on Lea
que Park. Not only Is their football
SQUAD coming m full force. but they
nave chartered a special car and will
brlng a brass band and a delegation OF
rooters here with tho team. Wheeling
high r. In excellent shapetfor the con
test and will be satisfied with nothing
loss IMAM a victory over their rivals
Coach Holden has been putting the
boys through some hard pract ice during
the week and says they are In splendid
tohuiti"n. Ihet have recovered from
their injuries and the best Lineup that
w hecitnE can put in the field will meet
me Nlsitors No lineup for the game
mas as set been announced. but it ~
likely that LETTERS will GO To- fulihack.
kltz. right half. Rosenberg az LEFT half
and Cotton at Quarterback
The visitors will make their beadouar-
ters az the Y ". g. A.. and are making
PREPARATIONS Tor parade over the
streets - the city before they 20 to tho
grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
CYCLISTS AWAIT
Big TRACK RACE
ALL PLANS MADE TOR MoroRCY-
Gle MEET TO BE HELD ON
FAIR GROUNDS.
Many Fast Riders Entered and Speedy
Time - EXpectod-Parade over
streets TO Advertise.

The Wheeling Motorcycle club has
competed arrangements FOR the race
meet. which Will be held Saturdav aftcr-
noon on the state fair grounds The
ciub mas secured the assurances OF some
that they will be there and the meet
promises 20 be the biggest and best ever
staged BY the club. The track Is said 10
aud fast time Is expected
Included In the ust OF entries are such
riders a. Emery Hcrrold. otto Ritz. q
~. Hinn. - iarkcrs burg. " Co1dls 81
Sttubrntillcs q. ". BLACK. of Pittsbursh
ghd james Keys. Of the same place. Ali
nave q reputation OF being dare devil
riders and all have fast ported machines.
Ihts evening at 1880 o'clock the club
members viii meet az their rooms and
nave parade over the streets of tho
ttN. Another parade will also be- staged
SATURDAY afternoon. preceding the races
Which VIII start promptly at 80 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON
FANS ARE EVENLY DIVIDED
watch the dope these days. but 1t looks
Philadelphia to me-"
Richard padden. The ROston

watch the dope these days. but 1t looks
Philadelphia to me-"
Richard Padden: The Boston
team as a whole clearly outshines the
Phillies. Philadelphia has only one
dependable pitcher. Alexander. and
he can't pitch every game"
Harry ICY" Morgan: Boston IL
my pick OF the two teams. Their
pitchers are better than the Philadel.
phia pitchers. and this counts a lot. ="
Ed Mullsney: Philadelphia will
win the series. as Alexander will pitch
al least three games. The Philadel.
phia batters viii be able to get safe
ties from the Boston beavers"
c. S. pop" Shriver: Il pick Alex.
ander TO win the series. Not Phila.
delphia. but Alexander. ] believe he
can do the Iron Man stunt and get
away with IL. and that will beat Bos-
ton"
James Hunter: u pick Philadelphia
20 win the big series Alexander is
some pitcher and Cravath. Lederus
end Bancroft are some batters. so
figure they should cop"
Harry A. StsnsbUry. manager 81 ath.
leucs AZ Wesleyan College II have
not followed the race very closely. but
7 have q bunch that Philadelphia will
take the rag"
Edward Eikey: Thing look all
philadelphia 10 me-. think they will
turn the trick just like the Braves did
last fall
Frank Carenbsuer. u think Boston
is the stronger team. and Will. there.
fore win. although I favor Philadel-
rhia aud want 20 see the title 70 that
way
%. = smith u think Boston will
win the world championship To my
opinion The series. will not 90 more
Than FIVE games
Postmaster W. vs. Irwin "Phila.
delphia will win. 40 least Z hope 10
The Phillics hopes are Boz Alexander "
william Stewart philadelphia
will win four out Of the FIRST Eve
Famre. . believe
Manufacturrd lre .n Tho United States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
PIRATES WIN OYER
MOUNDSVILLE NINE
nAsxAUx PITCHED GREAT BALI.
AND ALLOWED BUT THREE
HITS.
Game was Feature Event Of Home-com-
Ing Celebration Yesterday-Many
Witnessed CONTEXT

In connection with the big Marshall
county Homecoming event the Pitts
burgh Pirates and a select Mound city
team crossed bats at Moundsvflle yes
terday afternoon. The Pirates won the
game 10 o. and not once during the
entire game did Moundsville have "A
chauce TO score. One man on the Mound
city team got a. far as first. MamaIx
mad quite a number Of strike outs to his
credit. and let the Mound city down
fielded. Jones. who was with the Cieye-
iahd Americans last season. pitched a
good game for the Mound city.
The game was put on under the aus
plces or Mouudsyllle high school and
the proceeds will be used In school 80
cues crowd Of over 1000 people
we're In attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
HARD WORK GIVEN
WESLEYAN SQUAD

Special Dispatch Co she Intelligence
bt tkh~'sNON. VIVA. oct coach
'friow. again had secret practice TODAY
HNn itl nus mon through H severe UaN.e
work consisting of tackIur ana CHM
llne me dummy and u fierce acrimmace.
Ali'r HhumHkrr Hud Beck had carried
". hfi over th' seal Tine twice and
Morrison once. the ball Was rftrn fr H..
h'Tuhs CON o." 1.-Two yards lime The scrubs
MCf' thrown Tor toes after Toss huf
fil'f o. t'rio. 90 about Do plata finally
succeeded in rrueaIur over fn. rnnf D.,
l. I"fwFfu pass from MrrfsIIs Iu smith.
h' WORK of Gould lr tnc defense f4r
Ih' N'fuu. wHF N.rf noticeable and If
is very uksff boz wr AND L k.r.Ifr
n fLf ii NiH WORK continue Quarter
hnrks NillDr and Blake were araIr DOB.
lufed ana were forced fu rHIIrr from
'crImnaec Singleton was Dot In aorfr.
mage. ll. DEL auI uuraIur InIUII.a TO-.
cfited at IEnchb4rE last SATURDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
STUDENTS PREPARE
Tor wheeling Magnolia oar,s NJ
haily Meld In School Yesterday
ana Welln prartlraf

'N'fI student III" fhr Whr.I...-
NIhh SCHOOL ..trudfd fHf Die raffv r..r
'N '' OBJ. .nnIIuUIrHI BOD rreua..s
t0I fU' IHr Wheeling and w.e.....
t'.I same "r saturday afternoon LII
-.. ItIN Vow lrIf. were rra.fI...
mant new tnd HrIqur plans v...
nad. ior 'hr demouetr5iIar bsf.re ft.
Ifuof'r from Do dHur-rfrer t~ar. r..
.IIf' lr tnf students ma ft..
wNI nr tncrr WITH plenty I'D .nen. ..a
tnt day of che game ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
CHAMPIONSHIP
OF Ohio valley Baseball Team. yvut ~.
Deoidea - came sunday Afternoon
~ LorlT -navnnNh atraat

rNMLft ait 'rnnuu ON the FnrfV
ifmin street rruuude. the haaet-,fr
'han rIgurnfp uf the ohio VALLEY win a.
established when the NFal and uoIrb,,,.
aims VIII clash in tho final game of
'Nt season Roth these teams Arc faaf
snd have won majority 81 their rar~r.
aufint thr summer. The battoriea fsr
ihg came viii bc. Hodahnra Crrt.fr..
sud WEIGH. Nynls. Uorcraon ana e ,f.f
I.r ~ ".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
FOR
INDIAN GAME
MANAoER OF ATHLETICS STAINS
CITY YESTERDAY

made Preliminary Arrangements FOR
Big CONTEST between Methodiata
and Carlisle, October 3o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08

Manufarturfd bee In tho United States
boo -n annual tniue of $50 600 900
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-08-21


which everybody present, holds him.
The set consists Of a safety razor, a
camel's hair brush and a stick of
shaving soap, each Of the two last
mentioned In metallic receptacle
and the whole enclosed IN a, hand
some morocco case bearing ;Mr. Halls
name on the outside in gilt letters. =.
Mr.. Hall told his thanks in plain
and practical words whose very
plainness and directness emphasized
his sincerity and made it clear beyond
cavil that he appreciated the kind
ness Of his Minneapolis friends most
heartily & s., ,rs;s$ ~. ~. ~.
Miss Ethel Hail entertained the
comnany during parts. of the after-
noon with piano seleo otionstvAry agree-
ably rendered, and Mrs. Hail made
severybody feel \ at Ii me ana ut ease
by her cheerful and D consid crate ~.
tsntion to anta
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-08-21
NEW / ! YORK 0 RI EMPLOYERS ]
ACCEPT ! { DECISION {
Fail in Purpose to Disrupt Union.
Agree to Increase Wages
As Requested. .

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The Cloak,
Suit and, Skirt Manufactures Pro-
tective. association has accepted the
award Of the board OF concilation,
award that does not favor them.
H. The employers reached this deci-
sion after the result of a strike vote
of the garment workers was found to
be practically unanimous in favor of
tieing up this industry if the manu-
facturers' association rejected an
awrd that does not favor them. :
Last May the employers abrogated
their agreement with the union. "A
strike involving $4,000 workers seem
ed imminent when the employers
were induced to refer the matter to
q board Of Cancellation. The board
not only raised wages but upset the
plans of the employers to disrupt the
union by the following declaration
in favor Of a joint board to consider
appeals of unjust discharges:
:. mo human being is wise enough to
be able to trust his sole Judgment
in decisions that effect the welfare Of
others; he needs to be protected, and,
If he be truly wise; will welcome pro-
lection against the errors to which
he is liable in common with his kind,
as well as against the inspirations of
passion or seldshness. For this rea-
sonea tribunal Of some kind is neces-
sary, in case either Of the parties
to this covenant believe itself to be
untustly aggrieved." " *s 4 t's.s :. f':', r.
{ This qualthed dental OF an employ
Eer.A to run his own business.,
hAHostla1 sole II xlit f1, {jd1sc lfarpe,
workers BECAUSE, 81 Union activity
was in direct contrast with hesmanu-
faturers' plan and they; began devils
ing ways to. reject the award.
The workers answer to this atti-
tude was a. declaration that $4,000
unionists, would strike II the award
was not accepted. There will be no
strike.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-08-21
END STR|k||E||:'S:BY E: :.
FORCE IN CANADA?

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. 20.-The
British Columbia Federationist, Of
fetal newspaper Of the Trades and
Labor Council, this city, raises a
warning cry against the plan Of COM
pulsory arbitration which, the public
press states, is to be urged before
the incoming Manitoba legislature. by
w. H. Reeve, fair wage officer of
that province.
The British Columbia Federatfonist
says:
''The opinion of those who have
had close experience Of similar legis-
lation in Australia does not tally with
the glowing approval which we under
stand Mr.. Reeve expressed concern
ing it.
1--WE do not think that organized
labor in this country will show any
enthusiasm to be muzzled with such
a measure. We already have on the
statutes a law enforcing arbitration
Of industrial disputes which involve
public utility enterprises. But even at
that. the findings of the board of in
vestigation cannot be enforced by law.
Their acceptance by either party to
the dispute is purely optional With
only that element of compulsion in it,
the act has met with very strenuous
criticism at the annual conventions of
the Trades and Labor Congress of
Canada, and from the unions sep
arately.
But when it comes to compelling
workmen by law to submit all disputes
of an industrial nature to arbitration,
we feel certain that there will be Wig
orous opposition. If 1t should pass,
there is still the matter Of enforcing
the penalties for striking in, face of
the act. This Is not SO easy to do
where a mass of men is involved as
where Is it only one or two persons.
That dificulity has already arisen in
respect to the industrial disputes in
vestigation act, in !; cases where the
workmen in the employ OF a public
utility corporation have gone on strike
in violation Of the law as set forth in
the act.