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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09
BargJafHlS

Handsome S-roOm, east front resi-
dence, select ncighborhood, southwest
part city, n thoroughly up-to-date
home; elegant large living room,
expensive mantle, dining room,
breakfast room, den, reception hall,
large bedrooms first floor oak finish,
second floor white enamel. basement
under entire house; an exceptional
nice home. Price S12,500, with terms.
Eight-room new home, large living
and dining rooms, breakfast room
and kitchen. buffers pantry, oak
floors throughout the house, large
basement furnace heat, garage. serv-
ants quarters, choice neighborhood,
Stonebraker Heights. Price $3.50.
You could not equal it for $4,000
East front, 10-room residence, five
blocks southwest of post office, eX-
cellont neiShborhood, first-class in
Vcstment, worth $4,000, offered at
$3.50 for limited time.
New S-room modern residence,
south part city, thoroughly up-to-
date. large rooms, basement, furnace
heat Price $1,000. easy terms.
Five-room bungalow, Maple Ridge,
modern. up-to-date home. lot rs foot
frontage, Price s4,750; very easy
terms.
Elegant 7-room bungalow, choice
neighborhood, south part city. an ele-
giant home. very best material and
workmanship: large rooms. two baths,
hardwood finish throughout house,
many modern features, east front;
this home shown only to specially in
terested buyers. Price $ll, 900.
SiX-room brick bungalow. up-to-the-
minute, large rooms oak finish, large
basement steam heat, large garage,
servants quarters, elegant location.
Price S10,50O.
SiX-room bungalow, n beauty, built
first-class in every detail, lot 100Xl50,
on corner, excellent netghborhood,
south part city. Price s13,50O.
Very attractive S-room home,
Stonebrallcr Heights, all modern con-
veniences, owner leaving city. Priced
on application.
Fine South Main street vacant lot.
You cant so wrong in buying on
Main street. Elegant location for
apartment or business building. Price
temporarily s3,500. You can't possi-
bly, duplicate it in price and location.
Can secure n renter that Will pay 20
per cent on the investment.
Choice terraced east front lot,
Morningside addition, S1,250; a bar
gain.
pbopn o90 or 11Q or eea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Tuesday morning. 2I.icwcl Rockford
movement. size No. II. ?5ysar hunting
case watch, with part Of fob; finder return
TO 20 North Quincy and receive liberal re
ward
LOST Ladies' silk handbag containing
$3.50 between the Midland tracks and
Frankfort ON Fourth. Finder please phone
.795 Mr. ! y. ninGmau
LOST Auedale dog had harness aud chain
on; will reward for return. 1921 South
Carson
LOST Female pup; white aud yellow; two
months old. Phone 6+1l'J. Miss Gene
VttVC.
LOST Covering from gasoline tank box OF
kco, reward. Finder CAN Doctor shcp-
ard
LOST Pocketbook and Christmas hook at
Grand thcater, keep money return book to
Planters National bank
FOUND Bicycle, owner can have same by
des ribug aud paying for this ad. See
porter at Majestic theater, to $3.50 p. m.
lOST-One bunch Of keys with lock,
Wednesday evening. Return ll9 South
Elgiu and receive reward,
LOSr-Airedale pup, about months old.
Return to ll06 South boulder Reward.
LOST Large collie dog, tax tag 44s. Phone
1895 ll0l South Detroit
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FOR SALE

New Groom. modern bungalow, oak
floors throughout. large living room,
dining room breakfast room two
sleeping rooms basement, furnace
heat, beautiful martlc, all handsome
ly decorated. Price, $4,75O.
Good east front, broom. modern
bungalow, large rooms, full-size base
ment garage for two cars; high sight
ly location. Price $3.50.
Good 5-room, modern. east front
bungalow, well located on south side;
large rooms, basement. Price S9,i5C;
terms,
New 7-room, modern, two-story
residence, located on south side; base
ment. furnace heat, garage. good well.
Price $500.
New 7-room, modern, two-story res
idcnce, Maple Ri6ge. large living
room. dining room, oak floors, three
sleeping rooms, fine location. Price
s6,5o0.
New Groom, modern. two-story res
idence, located on corner lot; large
living room, dining room. mantle,
three sleeping rooms, good well. Price
$500.
New Groom, modern bungalow, oak
floors Price $500; $500 cash, bal
ance $35 per month.
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MONEY To LOAN

NDNEN III lOAN--Wt ar iu position 30
loan 100000 s month on I.-ss properly
t.t.cr 90 help bay cr improve; prompt sCry
.tt Tulsa Scc.fly company, >ccold AID
Boston Phone iFS
MONEY W hand Slooo ooo private money 70
Icsu on TalSs property sud farm lands
% delay. best rates and terms Z 4. Lilly,
.ll-.l- Texas BIDS Phone Sal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09
HOUSES FOR RENT
IHIOulSGS fOP RGm0

SeVcn-roam house. beautiful home,
closo-in, 10 party buying the furnl-
turC.
Fuur-rcnm apartment nicely fur
nishcd. 10 party buying furniture.
Nine room house, Closc-ln. to party
buying the furniture.
Eight-room house. close in to party
huNlnE furnLturo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

s55Ct= ,an.h IN al .,s,I - i@a a.r,.- :,
S4NoN oN isnOu "a V'' i'eiI ot "a 30 s'Ies "a
v,tcd balance timbered IVA fSanr'ranm
houses. ham and several outbuild,nSs, near
Katy r.. Redden oil field price 81 90 ner
acre for oil lease or $500 per acre abstract
deed for land j. T. Cayanaugh. McAlester.
OKLA
WANTED-Sio0 to 81. GOO at 10 per cent
secured by Tulsa propprties. for purpose
Of building and improyinc OF same. money
to he paid In as buildings are constructed.
Sterling Investment Co.. Incorporated. over
Palace theater.
HOTEL NEuropesnl, OAK furniture, Martin
beds. Administer rugs, outside rooms; clear
ing S40O monthly; investigation couviuces
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09
pRESSNtAkIRS

>N1NINU r al Kinds N-s ". Wells
room 3d. Cl'be7tsoa baN1.us phore
WING O., al Minds. sI.ra sa.is a.t
tf.s.U. O s4ccs.t-. w,ik asa.aateo.
nN ~~HNNING sd st,rsuoas. v,-l
lu..aH.ttJ. Phone .t+s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09
AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSORIES

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE-Cnsh or terms
These cars must be sold. Pierce Arrow.
passenger limousine, new type body, swell I,
Cadillac, seyen.pasSenger limousine and tour
ing bodies; Chalmers seven passenger six.
cylinder limousine and touring bodies last
but not least, $. G. " four.cylinder five.
passenger limousine, 10 miles to gallon of
gas, original cost 5000. These cars lust
oycrhauled new paint and tires guaran.
tecd; references furnished W. 8. Symonds
care Berse Avery Clothing company, Kansas
City, Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09
BUSINESS PERSONAL

LUMBER and building material--Louisiana a
long leaf yellow pine lumber shipped
direct from mill, subject to examination.
Shingles, windows, doors and hardware, no
advance payment required, quick shipments
gig1c and count guaranteed Send material
hul for estimate. II. d. Taylor & Co.. Lake
Charles. Le.
OUR new stock Of garden and flower seeds
are now here seeds being scarce this sea
son bay early while stocks are complete.
Binding stevens Seed company.
ANIED-Lace curtain cleaning, cleaners
OF fine laces. Mrs Tomlinson, phone
1o3l-R 1915 Hodge.
bEATTlE ; want your second hand furni
ture and stoves; will pay the highest cash
prices % West First Phone s6l,
ARCHITECT employed, seeks work evenings,
IS years experience; best references. Ad-
dress box 1851. care World.
TN work and repairing; prompt attention.
Harry Duncan. IL East Brady. Phone
C643.
TIN work and repairing; prompt attention.
Harry Duncan, II East Brady. Phone
6643.
EXPERIENCED stock salesman. Call Brit
tain hotel room 352.
$40 PAID for suits al Eagle Loan company,
First ard B,ston.
OHILpRFNS ; eiugham dresses, 69c. New
York Store. 2lS East Third.
TIE highest prices paid FOR second hand
clothing also buy shoes. Phone 35si.
MASQC GRADE costumes for rent anything
Won want evening gowns Phone 2434-J.
hOl SE and carpet cleaning vacuum system
charges reasonable. Phone 5ls7.
HIGHEsr price paid for suits, coats, trous.
ers, shoes and hats. Phone 5445.
NEW line fancy hose. New York Store,
cl3 East Third.
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Save RENT

0OQl W " oAN uu u
81 ,20O-2-rm. house, good lot,
close in; all cash.
1,2O0-4-rm., east front, we'll
water, car line; cash 5 500
1,500-4-rm., cast front, well
and pump, car line;
cash. ...... ......... 500
1,6OO-4-rm, east front, well
and pump. car line;
cash h...... ......... 900
1,6C0-3-rm. modern, south
frcnt, block to car line,
close in on Burnett St.
paved; cash .......... 900
1,S00-3rm., close in, paved
street, west sIdc; cash. 600
2,500-6-rm. modern. good
street, close to car line;
cash. .... ....... l,2OO
2,500-5-Im. modern, new,
cash. -. ........... 900
2,750-6-rm. and p Arm. cor
ner lot, S blocks to Main
St. paved. east front,
well water; cash. 1900
2,S00-6-rm. modern 8 blocks
out basement, garage,
paved street; this IS
beauty; cash. ! 600
3,200-5-rm. molern, on South
Elwood. cast frort, ga
rage; cash. ........... 1000
S,700-5-rm. modern, on South
Boston, basement. ga
rage, east front; this Is
worth the money; cash. I ZOO
3, 3,S00-6-rm. modern, east
front, garage. on North
Elwood. cash......... / 900
4,000-6-rm. modern, garage,
well water, on South
Elwood; cash. 1000
4,0O0-5-rm. modern, base
ment, east front; this Is
one of the best or South
Boston; cash ..... 1000
5,200-1-rm. modern, new,
basement, garage, oak
floors. large rooms, east
front. North Denver.
cash. ....... ....... 1000
A. C. 1Th0HlAps0m
Room 2, 2O21a S. Main. Phone 5236.
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POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE Or TRADE-One registered
Hackney stallion, 3 years old, aud one
black Jack. years old win sell for cash
OF good secured note. or will trade FOR other
stock or automobile Write First Nationsl
bsuk. O.aremore, Okla.
AUCTION sale saturday, March 10. at J. {.
Mitchell AUCTION yard, Ia South Frank.
ford - head of horses, mares and mules:
,iV fresh milk COWS, hogs, wagons harness.
household goods T. {. Mitchell, auctioreer
NOR SALE Bull terriers foN terriers "rst.
ttrS.' broken and uubroken pointers and
settlers, airSdsles ;. e. Mccartney Glen.
dale Ideal Kennels.
pOGS boarded best OF care Glendale ldesl
Kennels. one mile east and one mile south
q city.
FOR SALE-.A Ne. Jersey COW. giving
milk Last house on Eighth street and
Kerr block from Kendall college
TAKFN from iront ot Majestic theatc-
Tulsa Booster bicycle; reward. Phone
-stl.
FOR SALE- Sl1sle lecomb Rhode Island Red
egss rhone 2SS5
RHODE Island he'd esss for Matching Phoae
FOL AiE-TAc-ctrcd Bsrred Rock ,gS,
'o- AsteNi-s Phone $3.50
FOR SALk-EusisA ball pups. l5 Rose
FOR sALf-Rabbiis 1902 south Main.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

foR RENr-large four.room apartment
close in % persons buying furniture, all
new cost 81 40Oi will sacrifice for $3.50,
Phone 56oa
FOR kkN Tt ogr'room apartment partly
furnished IN the Wilson building. refer
euces required Phone S9S.
FOR RENI-s room apartment. ii6 south
Frisco Phone casa
FOR RENr-Two-room apartment l1r.
uished. Si5 West Seventh. Phone 6.ss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09
PERSONAL

"R'RTH CONTROL." rev booklet written
especially f0r married people and those
cortcmq .atins marriage; postpaid cSc
,sitytr. Nauoua. SAles company, Spring
Gtd lN
WlpuWER ovning small ho'eL wants nice
uile wl6ow to Hssist hin. box 10 Marx
ham OAl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTEn-Tw1 or three uriurutshed rooms
rea- Main street ,s. line. either small
apartment or hAH OF co'age Phone s44 or
a. lreks 1875 S,uth Boulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS

WINpALL vacuum compressed washers,
worth 81 SO, for the next three days only
q, half price. 4-9 East Second. Only
fCw loft
Wy WILL pay spot cash for your second
hand furniture. What have you Phone
4O69
NANIED-Ahandoued oil leases at new or
second hand price. price consideraie. Ad-
dress + q. box $50, Tulsa
WANrEp-Io buy one second hand book
keeping OF standing desk. /. {. Merritt,
Room 20, Byuum building.
MANrEp-Io buy second hand bank safe
with time lock for small country bank.
Address Rox 565l. World
MANTEp-To buy copies Of first and of
iiith annual reports OF Oklahoma Corpora
tion commission. Phone 4l9
WANlEp-To buy second hand saddle aud
harness Phone 4os4-R.
WANTEp-ro buy few barrels or drums
Phone 223s,
FOR SALE-Stenotyp good as new. paid
SIS Phone il~t.
lOR SALE-l5o.ecg incubator; been set
once, VIII sell cheap. Phone 529a R
lOR SAT-Lombaray poplars. soc to 81
each. Can 90 sl7 south Quaker.
NANTEp-A good second hand wardrobe
Address RoN 5000. care World.
/ IHT Women fNchsnGe. 20 West Fourth
street sells anything made by women
READY MADE scrim curtains. New York
Store. 2l3 Fast Third
. CHEtkWRIrER ana check protector cheap
excellent condition. Phone 4tS,
+ FOR SAiE-Choap, Remington typewriter
No Co. Goa Daniel Bldg.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

Tor sAlE-F Furniture Tor six rooms In
e,cltrccm house. $3.50 u taken az once,
uusi sci l4-2 Fast sixth street
Tor SAlE-Hguseho'd furniture and ga
range ltl5 Hodge
FOR SAFE Household furniture a, a bar.
l.ir a. tsN-.L
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FOR sALE-Three vacant lots in West
Tulsa, 23x140 each, all together. Here Is
a bargain. the very best OF buy. for cash;
very best Of location Call Wolfe Wsthen
Co. 42l First National bank, Phone 54-2
VACANT LOTS-Best value in West Tulsa,
on Main street, 50x14O, business district
for cash AZ bargain. Call Wolfe Wathen
Co, 42l First National bank Phone 54s2.
DESIRABLE building lot in Maple park,
$500 Phone 77e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09

NANJru Iust,a.. aH.ol. ,t'Ut
uut. ot ru.u..i .f..It u...tuH rt
,as,. Awy DO person. Jui t,.t tsai-
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-08
LIKELIHOOD OF
SPECIAL ELECTION NOW

sembly adjourns on March I. On
per diem basis election of a successor
to Mr.. Flanagan would cost the county
more than $1,000 day for his services
As a precedent for not holding an
election, similar case occurring some
years ago in Madison county is cited.
In the case in question. a member of
the house died while the assembly was
in session. A special election was au-
thorized by the governor. but the time
intervening before adjournment was so
short that the election was not held
In that instance, as in the present one,
the holding of an election was viewed
as an unnecessary extravaganza and
that the result would not be warranted
by the expense.
Expenses of a special election would
include printing of ballots. poll books.
establishment of polling places. many
OF the latter to be built and payment
of judges and clerks.
The governors proclamation calling
the election is In usual form. with Of
fers of 500 reward for violations OF
election laws in a sum up to $1,000 at
taehed- A copy has been received By
the commissioners.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-08
U-BOATS KEEP UP THE
AVERAGE TO DESTROY
MILLION TONS MONTH

Washington, Feb. 8.-The third
day of Germany's new submarine
campaign shows that the undersea
boats are maintaining the average
destruction set by the Berlin naval
experts as necessary to success.
The third days reported losses
totaIIed 27,985 tons and the preced-
ing two days totaIled $4,000. At
such rate the destruction of
1000 oo0 tons a month, which is the
German aim, would seem about to
be accomplished. German naval
experts contend that such an aver
age would cut England off from
the world and end the war by her
starvation.
II is realized here, however. that
the British government is not lack
ing in measures to keep the sea
lanes open and that these will be-
come apparent as the campaign
progresses. IL is pointed out that
while the world knows of the
losses Of the merchant ships il
knows little, il anything at all,
about tho losses Of the submarine
flotillas.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-08
Cost of Electing Successor to
Late Representative Flani-
gan to Serve Eight Days
Would Exceed $4,000.

In view of the fact that 1t would
cost Silver Bow county $4,000 or more
to elect a successor to the late Jerry
J. Flanagan in the state assembly to
serve a period not to exceed eight
legislative days, 1t is highly improb-
able that a special election will be held
on Feb. 1s. A democrat has been ap-
pointed by Governor Stewart to sue
ceed a democrat. so that the com
plexion of the house is unchanged and
taxpayers, officials and citizens of the
county generally believe that the mat
ter should rest there.
In event a special election was called
it could not be held for less than
$4,000. Even II the successful candi-
date should qualify Immediately he OF
she would have but eight legislative
days to serve. since the election could
not he held before Feb. 1s and the as
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-08
BELIEVES GERMAN
SHIPS HAVE BEEN
SEIZED BY j. s.
German Newspaper Charges
America With a Break of
Treaty Obligations.

Berlin, Feb. (via London, Feb. 81.
In a prominently displayed leader
the Lokal Anzeiger this afternoon
charges the United States with a
breach of treaty obligations in com
pulsorily OBTAINING" in America Ger
man subjects who. under the treaty OF
1899, are entitled. even in the case Of
an actual outbreak of war, to pursue
their avocations unmolested. Recall
ing the charges of violation of treaties
and the law of nations made against
Germany in the earlier days or the
war, the Anzeiger continues:
"The breach of diplomatic relations
with the United States will probably
be made again the occasion for level
ling against us charges of breaking
treaties and International law in order
to mobilize the indignation OF the
whole world against our shameful
acts. It is therefore not at all an act
of supererogation to point out now
while the deed is still fresh. that the
United States, simultaneously with the
breach Of relations. has been guilty oil
an unjustlfied breach Of treaty in con-
fscatine German property contrary tc
treaties between them and Germany
and condemning German subjects
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-08
LITTLE HOPE TO AVERT
4 BREAK WITH AUSTRIA

Washington, Feb. s.-Austria has not
as yet withdrawn or modified her note
adhering to the German submarine
campaign. it was stated officially. to-
day at the state department.
The possibility that break with
Austria also can be avoided has prac-
tically been given up. Despite some
differences In Austria's situation. her
strict adhesion to the principles taken
by Germany both in a note to this
government and in other communica-
tions makes her position practically
the same
Officials who have been hoping that
break might be avoided will give
nouncement is not made.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-08


American liners New York, from
Liverpool, Feb. 8, and Kroonland. from
Liverpool. Jan. 81.
Ryndam (Dutch) from New York
for Rotterdam via Falmouth. Jan. 2S,
and ordered back to this port yester-
day when within IA hours Of Fall
mouth.
White Star steamer Baltic for Liv-
erpool, Feb. q Adriatic for Liverpool,
Feb. 8, and now LOO miles out: Cretic
for Naples. Feb. s.
French line steamer Rochambeau,
Feb. 8, about 900 miles on her way.
Carmania (British) for Liverpool,
Feb. 4, about 1900 miles from this port.
Daniel Alighiere Qtalian) for Naples,
Jan. "a, now in the Mediterranean.
Saxonia fBritish) for London via
Halifax, Jan. IL.
Italia (British) New York for Genoa
Jan. 20.
Themistocles (Greek) for Greek
ports, Jan. 28, now in Mediterranean
waters.
Ships that should have arrived but
have not reported so far are the Orduna
of the Cunard line. which sailed Jan
81 for Liverpool; Pannonia (Brit-
ish), for Liverpool via Halifax. Jan. %
and Taormina Qtalian) for Naples
Jan. 20.
On account of the submarines COM
manding officers of British and allied
ships have taken unusual courses In
avoiding the usual sea lanes. thus
ilengthening the voyage and making
uncertain their date of arrival, Ad-
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-08
BILL TO PERMIT
CHANGE Of NAME
OF ANY COUNTY
Under it Powell May Become
Deer Lodge and Deer Lodge
Daily County.
Special to the Post.


Helena, Feb S.-Under an act pro-
posed in the state senate today coun-
ties of Montana hereafter may change
their names IL occasion for amend
ment arises. Notice Of the bill was
given by Senator Charles H. Williams
of Powell county and Senator j. B.
Gnose of Deer Lodge county. While
the bill is intended to relieve a pecu-
liar situation in the two west side
counties represented In the state SEN
ate by Messrs. Williams and Gnose it
will apply to any county In the state.
The bill will provide that steps may
be taken to legally change the name
of any county upon the initiative of
is per cent of the voters of the coun-
ty as based on the vote for governor
In that county at the last previous
election. II Is per cent of the voters
sign a petition for a change of name
the matter is then brought up In the
district court In about the same way
that an individual takes to legally
change his name. A decree of court
makes the change effective.
Senator Gnose said today that ther,
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-02-08
LABOR BILLS MAKE
.HEADWAY IN THE
MONTANA SENATE
A Committee Brings in Two
Reports on HeaIy
Measure.
UPPER HOUSE REVIVES
TRADING STAMP BILL
Mine Taxation Reports Com
ing Up-AssembIy Has
a Busy Day.

Special to the Post.
Helena, Feb. Sin both houses
the legislative mill ground out a
big grist of routine today. The
members of the senate INDUCED in
one-sided debate over Healy's
bill, known as the model" labor
act, and in the end gave it their
approval. This bill makes lawful
certain agreements between en-
ployers and employed and limits
the use Of the injunction.
| The senate committee on labor and
capital presented two reports on the
Healy bill. The minority report signed
| by Willett, Amin and Hogan. recon-
mended the passage of the measure;
the majority of the committee recon-
mended that 1t be killed. Senators
| Hogan. Healy and Amin spoke in
favor of the bill. No one championed
the majority report. which was rejected
b va vote OF IA to 81. Then the ma
jority report was adopted
Eight Hour Bills.
The same committee recommended
| ii. Il. T. an eight-hour bill for women,
and II. b. rs. making the eight hour
law apply to firemen. engineers and
the Janitors of public buildings. and
the reports were adopted.
The Wheat trading stamp bill. tabled
yesterday. was revived in the senate
and placed on general orders. This
measure is intended to prevent or re-
strict the use of trading stamps and
premiums. over the opposition of
Edwards. Amin and Hogan. the sem
ate this afternoon In committee of the
whole recommended for passage II. p.
81, prohibiting trading stamps Amin
/ charged the bill. instead of benefiting
| Montana merchants would help the
| mail-order houses. He insisted gro-
/ GERS no longer can make a cut price
/ on sugar when purchased with other
/ goods. Edwards said 1t was an in
| fringement of the liberties of the peo-
| pie in the interest of the merchants.
/ In committee of the whole the sem
| ate advanced the bill to revise the
| boundaries of Prairie county and 5. b.
| 80. creating state livestock COM
mission out of the state boards Of
stock and sheep commissioners.
To Abolish Voting Machine.
| Senator Edwards gave notice of a
| Continued on Page Tweive.)