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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12
FRECKLES
February and March Worst Months
For This Irouhlc--lloW to
Remove Ia-ilN

There's a reason why nearly gery-
body frcCkles Boo February and March.
but happily there is also remedy FOR
these uEly blem.shss. and ro one need
stay frcCklgd
Simply get an ounce ~ othiuc.
double strength. from your druggist
and apply a little OF it night and
morning. and in a few days you should
see that even the worst freDkles have
begun 10 disappear while tHD light
ones have vanished entirely. Sow Us
the time 10 rid yourself Of fregkles
for If not removed now they may stay
all summer, and spoil an Otherw ise
beautiful complexion. Your money
back II othine falls.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12
REPORTER BARRED
FROM LEGISLATURE
Investigators Claim That He At
tempted to tOcrCC Committee
Into Making Early Report.

DENVER. colo, March H. Rep
ro-,utaurys uf Denver afternoon
newspaper were excluded from tho
floor and galleries of the colorado
house of representatives, for the re-
m..d.r ul the legislative session t1-
day. The action grew ont ~ an i'm
sU-ugIuun hy special committee or
tho alleged receipt of "a package OF
currency hy Representative W.. w.
HuWilud.
Speaker D. E Stewart made q state
mont Zoo which ho said reporter ~
tH, paper bad told two members uf
fh. committee IuE.sIE eating th, How
land matter that unless the commit
f.. took speedy and vigorous action
DIS paper would attack individual
members Df the committee tUaae-
t.rNul the reporters alleged action
as particularly Objectionable mode
~ lobbying d., speaker moved shat
Do, boz excluded from the house. All
representatives. of the paper later We're
excluded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12
SOCIALIST IN
PRESIDING CHAIR
SOCIALIST PRESIDES

OKLAHOMA CITY. March IL
For the first time in the history
of Oklahoma Socialist today
presided over a legislative body.
Representative 7. H. McLe-
more OF Beckham county was the
individual upon whom fell this
honor. He was selected by Speak
or MCNrUry 10 occupy the chair
during consideration Of the i'm
purtaut STATE capitol bill
The Socialist leader was wildly
cheered and dpplauded by the en-
tire house when he graspcd tho
gtyeL subsequently he eyinCed a
surprising knowledge Of parHa-
mcntury procedure and succeeded
in maintaining perfect order dur
ing the consideration of one of
the most momcntous bills Of this
session of tho legislature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12

1l--W,th 1000 of his Yaqui Indian
troops General Uuhlejo arrived to-
"a 49, from Canane3 He denied press
reports Of dissatisfaction among
them
we assembled at Cananea I'm order
90 proceed here and Will leave for the
south Saturday I'M order 10 act as
escort for Governor Maytorcul and
staff" said the Yagui commander
'Tn0- seems tu prove there is no
trouble between tho Mexican and
lI.I factions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12

II|NTH|"U TTUW TI-E IU".I
marc than "a .rora of l.vmrn before
and since his escsra WHO bs,a had
g., ,unnrtuntt, ~, nEser,.. his srtin,-
-rb. Ir,-iIirf, s,IrraIn. .,rrrt rIstire
hru-et.sr r,fns.a T., adr,it a,,. more
or mis- fgstir,ny than wapli show
trat Thsy, b.d .YffiCiart r,en,,I ,a-
rs..t,' f0 ,nter into "a 0nnspir4ry ,rhe
i,,, ~ \,eu. yrrb rrU,ides trgt IN in
s.ne persnn MAJ, 'rommit a rrims n
hc has srff,cicpt r,.ptsI Caracitg to
l.n.,. MT H., ~. an, n, ,rI,,Irai gct
,nJ t,s,p ,r,o,.tia, ,.,.,1,,,i, 9,
When The 9jiarur1ent was tsuan
t,fs e,o,i1s ,,,,n ,rba,, s,nI ON Tho
v.itn.,s IND MAJ ,rossii,-o. ,,irs-
tinn n. b9I r.Iir r,- -Gsfan6,ris in
- 49,,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12

WASHINGTON. March II I'm a re-
classification q the United states rnn-
sular service announced today py the
stat, department. 10 sonSul3tes are
closed. six are removed. six new cone
sJiates are created. the salaries II Is
consul generals are Increased t1 cor
respond 20 increased business trans
acted and n, salaries 0f o. conculs
are increased. one consulate ouly. that
at Nottingham. England, suffering O.
decrease.
The largest salary Increase is ln the
case n consul general at Buenos Aires
who will draw $500 Instead %
$500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12
adjournment Talk.

NJ the house does not concur iu the
senate amendments the bin will have
Co En 90 OuufcroiIc, and this will
mean It least one more day OF delay
THE lgH Ia'ure cannot adjourn FOR five
days after thi, bin is passed finally.
l- DO ls revenue measure
Senator Carpenter proposed final
adjournment uu March Il. St Pat
ugh's day. iu O. concurrent resolution
Introduced by IHlI today. II was not
acted upon. Senator Thomas cx-
pl8.ucd that &c would ho impossible
60 set date for adjournment as no
one could possibly forsec that time
under the present conditions
The hll empowering the state board
- equalization 20 assess omitted or
Jndtr,alued property at any time was
passed finally. This bill is Intended
q. cure the defect in the law pointed
ont by the recent court decision iu
which the board - equalization re-
assessment of the prairie OF & Gas
GO property was Knocked out
The house Joint resolution provid
irg for moving various state depart
meGts ont u the city school building
no Third ard Walnut was passed fin-
4I's fy The senate lt authorizes the
board of affairs 10 move The adjutan'
generals on 10 the Lawrence build
lr- aud the Offices including the gov
crror. 60 the Levy and Patterson
buildings This will place practically
slI-of thc state offices Ga these three
buildings Tho total annual rent Will
be $4,000. exclusive % the health de-
pertinent. which is 10 be located AZ
Guthrie. tine home of state Health
Commissioner DIse. senator Edmond
son objected 10 this rental as exorbi-
faut and regi7.ered his vote against the
resolution ON that ground. The Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12

.... o.. ... rH. . ....... ".....H."H . "|| mai. OIL
' N'-E
'r motion nc Senator i."hl"- at
.f.T- .r..t.-- H, offices were made
D. ........ .r.f.- r.-... r...n.- bills
/ 80. e.-... .r r... a.. The lgu-
I Is-.T ....-. .--....r ... arr.' rc re-
.r.rr. . ..r.r..--.. until fn,
7 ..n.r..t-. .-.u. inst What new uf-
. noes .-. .. .,.t is ..-.-.at.g, .gr
~. u.t.,
warm
s. .-Ha. 'n.' .t#r-a Hlat F,'-
~.,.s- &C.. questions oi W.-..
end some questions ~ .tFAsity "e-
.ar1 .-a senate god. oH the m'-
..- } a'.' r-i... son '' advance
tEr house .l. u-Hg--lH- cotton gas
IT w cotton 90. wIl ownership Ae
".. was passed t.nt-'t .H me mouse
yesterday after q Dor debate lt mas
ymytH.on h.i ODD Itr senate lhal
pas ..l ei reached me caIeh oar
senator t4mon-un secured me pIan-
i-E ui The houSa fl.l on the calendar
tlt not Erui the vieissiudes Of the
senate '.u had .,en Iai.} aired ana
explained uy "a n-WuaI oI senator's. In
ne course 'I me debate senator Cor
I..... .-sl-+-,. ,r 80, gt.,.i-s, ..,'l,f-'s
10 defeat .5cb Legislation. and oyen
occlpylrg the chair thar has been as
signed tu him that chair being on
the back row and near the entrance
" the senate chamber
After tho fierce debate which very
clearly reflects the nervous condition
II the senators as a rcsylt Of the
NIGHT work aud long hours in ses-
sion Senator Burford Uoirted 10 the
rules that forbid personalities In de-
bate and deplored the scene that had
ensued this morning and the other
Ike event Of A few evenings ago.
when the highway him Was Under
consideration
Things have happerel that reflect
upon the entire senate" said the
Guthrie senator "Ir INV judgement
this has been the hardest WORKING
body Of senator's Oklahoma has had
In is due to the body az whole that
senator's cc1trol themselves and in the
closing d3ya ~ tho session do rotbiDg
that NAV dim me lster ~ tho bodV
as whole"
The remarks we're aoulauded IN,
MANY senator's and uae d cicse 10 an
incident that hsd heeu rofevortb by,
for rnc uIain LANGUAGE used
nm
h''is i-iis I">S'u'
Among the bills advanced TO en-
-roSsment was one by Senator O'Nelll
which practically fOrbids the sale by
guardians OF land owned by minors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12
Whenever You Need Gcucral Tonic
InLn GrnNr,a

Tho old standard Grove Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable a. O.
general tonic because 10 contains the
wru known tonic properties OF quiz
nine and iron Drives out malaria. en-
tenn soc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12

stock certificates in insurance COM
panies.
BY Thomas: Providing for state
superintendent TO issue certificates 10
certain graduates.
The three joint resolutions for con-
stitutional amendments as to the
courts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12

Confined From Page Onc)
muDl that he mad acted hastily, but
explained that ne had been on the
same high tension as a majority of
the members. The administration
road and highway bill was passed
finally after the section prescribing
elaborate rules ~ the road Tor couu-
try highways had been stricken.
Otherwise the bin IS I'm Substantially
The same form ass IL came from the
committee. but is am entirely new bill
l.UlU.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12
SUFFERED 10 YEARS
WITH HEMORRHO|DS
Caused itching, Burning and Pain.
loStSleep. lrritated and InAamed,
Used CutiCura, Permanent Relief
in a Month.

Stephens City. Va. My father had
been chronic sufferer with hemo-rhoids
for ten or fifteen years The disease first
manifested itself I'm the form Of bleeding
hemouhoids and later developed into
tumors as large as hens egg. Then he
would be unable TO work after some unu-
sual exertion and could get no relief sitting
or lying down. His trouble caused a great
deal Of itching. burning and pain. He lost
great deal Of sleep. The affected parts
were irritated and inAamod very much.
1T was during one Of his severe attack,
that | suggested 10 him the use Of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. He found much relief
from the itching and burning BY bathing the
affected parts with warm water and Cu,i-
cura Soap. After that he would apply the
CuticurS Ointment. The first application
relieved him considerably and after three
applications he was able to go to work Hs
kept up this treatment for month and was
permanently cured" Csignedl Miss sa1ton
Samsell. October 27, 1914.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12

OKLAHOMA CITY, March IL
After cutting out the provision giving
| the commission power TO employ ad-
dltiunal architectural assistance. the
house uf representatives. today adj
ydnCed 90 ongrossment the admins
tration capitol bill, which has already
passed tho senate.
The fight made two days ago in
favor ~ home stone was lost, but the
same members who championed Ok
lahoma material then. today led the
successful fight 20 prevent the em-
pluyment OF additional architects.
Speaker McCrory and Speaker Pro
TEN burant both fought the amend
ment 10 strike out this provision. The
speaker made the statement on the
floor that q majority Of the members
Of the commission were in favor OF
the bIil Knowing that the bill means
that dIl OF the comm iS-iOueTs will lose
their jobs In a very short time, Rep
rescntatiyc Sans interrupted NcCrory
by demanding 10 know the names OF
the commissioners who favored the
bill
sWered MCCrory lie afterward eN-
planned 90 Sans in private that he
didn't mean the commissioners ap-
proved the entire bill.
Another Scandal.
Representative Hensley took sides
with NDCrory and Durant. lie de-
Clared that something had occurred at
the capitol building already which II
Il became known would "outsunk the
Redhook scandal but refused 10 di-
Nulge the details.
Representative Childers pointed out
that the munifiCent sum of $50. .000
had already been expended for archi-
tecturu services and that an employe
of the federal government was seeing
that the plans we're carried out at a
salary ~ {2fO month.
But he isn't doing the work prop
erly' retorted Durant.
Then Eet someone else who will
do &c. shouted Childers. but don't
let this provision get through with
this bill for h will mean $4,000 a
year additional for architects"
More than Nifty members voted 10
strike the architect provision. The
bill was then advanced TO engross-
ment IL probably will be placed on
final rolleall tomorrow On which event
another fight will occur A number
Of the members have made up their
minds 10 defeat the entire bill and
failing ln this 10 at least defeat the
emergency clause.
Representative Ben Harrison OF
Hughes county introduced a concur
rent resolution 10 adiorun on Tues
day. March IS. II went over for one
day under the rules. Representatives
Fall and Simpson introduced hu-
mcsous resolution asking the board Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12

Mines & Metallurgy at Wilburton,
was passed finally.
| Two bills OF importance to the
mining industry OF the stae were ad-
vanced to engrossment. Both are by
| Representative Paul Nesbitt, and are
I for the protection Of human life. one
provides for adequate timbering Of
| all mines. Each company must furE-
/ ish a man to check the miners as
| they 90 down each morning and as
| certain the timber ne viii need, and
| then furnish him with supplies The
other bill regulates the size Of the
shots i'm mining.
Another bill 10y Nesbitt advanced
\ 20 final passage was a measure Civ
| ing the state board of affairs au-
| thority TO distribute among the vari-
GUS state institutions the products Of
/ factories now established or TO be es-
| tablished at the state penal institu-
| tions II a canning factory is installed
at McAlester. for instance. part OF the
products Of the factory may be
| furnished TO the Granite rcformatory,
ulder this bill, whereas. the present
law makes no such provision.
Bills Signed.
Governor williams today signed
! the general revenue bill and the bill
reducing the tax on mortgages, both
revenue measures, and both Of great
Importance TO the people The general
revenue bill carries the two per cent
gross production tax on oil and gas,
platform demand. and a pet Of the
governors IL will produce more
than double the amount Of revenue
| that has heretofore been collected
from oil and gas production.
Among the other bills signed were
the following:
BY Curran: To amend law as to
Jury fees.
By Franklin: Appropriating some
unexpended balance 10 the state uni
versity.
BY Hogan and others: Permitting
benevolent and charitable associa-
tions to take lands by gift.
BY Chase Of Seminole county: Pro-
viding for apportionment OF interest
on daily balances.
BY Ryan: To punish wife deser-
tion.
BY Barrett: Providing for appoint
ment of members of the board Of
agriculture.
BY killam: Repealing article as TO
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The conference report on the sem
ate bill boy Board. 10 regulate and
control cotton gins, was repected by
the house by vote Of SO 10 2l. when
the bill was considered in the house
section was stricken out. This sec
tion provided that the corporation
commission could, in its discretion,
refuse TO license a cotton gin TO do
business I'm any locality where the
commission found that there were
already enough gins doing business.
The house con,ended that this section
would tend TO Great a monopoly The
conference committee agreed to re-
fnstate section 3, but this action was
distasteful 10 the house as was indi-
Gated by the foregoing vote, and the
bill was sent back for a further c0l-
ference.
Representative John II. Wright
called up a joint resolution intro
duced by him earlier in the session
and endorsing a bill that was then
pending In congress, providing for
pension for the superannuated civil
service employees Of the government.
Congress has since adjourned and the
bill is dead on the ground that the
resolution would be shooting In the
air." the house killed II.
The conference report on the i'm
peachment bill was accepted and the
bill passed finally. thus making II
ready for the governors s signature.
the senate having acted finally on
the bill Wednesday morning. II pro-
vides for open ballot on the articles
of impeachment
Senate Bill No. 100 by Ryan Of the
senate and Peery OF the house. ap-
propriating money for the support
and maintenance OF the School Of