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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
S0ta Safian ia &irsn iuGIilIi.

Sdbfofanoma &eIfineistd mime
modnntoilta .fetroo, ett1 ioto cat.
ian 10 Miron n1lill6 on porbainoon
ipttDm6sfd. Sppn1 on Soffon toi.
ninta Miignn piirisfd.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
&pria iparastaa fillis

nan6iiel1e 5dffoae. Noria on teb.
mt fontrabbin ettd ie 4 f,,ufouoen
fifand b6thfii @affnIle zoe, 600 TIM
|nDrid filli6 ia 10000 toni,in ras,poo
8aitfi tdsnd 10 miIiooamIln ntarfaI-
Ia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12

Sunrin gorilla FUN miIloin.
foam on tapettu, on t6ptettpn6 Son1.
burein m,,ieoSfo ia on I iaIfaa
pittd.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
Otitnisranbaa DbSBsmaltain ia
Eafian iuGlillG.

RepubIifaanilct iobtomiebet Db-
bpslpaltain ienaatisia otpot iitd miel.
td, ett6 Wopsualtoin ia Safian ND.
Iiud oliii iolmitta1pa erifotnet rall.
ba, naiffei f,tfoan noisto iobtcrie-
bistG ,liineliiesti taboo tata elitto1.
Gaa,tG olfec tlilos riiben puoleIta,
iotfn tnastustnipat 2a,ioie1l 0iittoa.
# Observation-Disclosures, ielloiie,la
f,iin ie mt ON, fnrotao,1, ettd fe til.
Zee nointnasb ios 3 traItetnntqn Tilt.
fbiffffet tsto iissff iisf Hbftpdd gttifis ios
GnaIanti, Ransfa ia sstalio fen hp,
iD1finD, 1,itn ie t,llee tpoimaan fpip.
malta eniinfd6t1 sWoDstpaltain 1nie-
Iipibett1 ia ndrnat tpaltafilrtnat n,oi-
iitpat otis rphtDi fallppaan Saflan
fansia. Sdrni lienee fiiboittaipano
ipnrG mifli nG,niit ienaattorit nal,ta'
mat erifoisro,rbaa Obbpstpo4ain ia
Gafian riIind.
Sotfut ienaottorit ianotpat, ettei
6nla bdtritfe feti6n, iiqd fongresfl
,alisti fobun ia ie moi mposfilt ica
Icpettaa. S6md i1ttoil DbhpsDol=
LAT mapaafii Guropan liitolsta Ta-
til mielipioetti ieuroatDat ienaattorit
eip1t pppod rtitddn nt1a-aloia cita
mabinaon for,pausta.
&uitenfin Iuullaan ettei roltba
plan tuIe Gnglannisia, &ausfasia
ia Staliasiafaan ia fen bp'pdfipni>
ncn niisid moisia pifemlmin fuln
Dbbpstpalloisiafaan.
Ramba fmitenfin tnlee pian.
slmerifalnisten rauhanldhettilus=
ten piirisia aie,naa fatleaaan lelts
rootpusti:
W,llutanien pGimien iiidua Safia
iofo bptp1fipp eli bplfGd rai,baneb-
oot ieIlailina f,,in ne mt lopulliIes'
ii b1o,nennu Mile annetaan. Sos
he ne bnuofipipGt, min ra,tbaneboot
aIefirioitetoan otis. Sos taas iaf-
iaaliIet ne bnlfdd, Min raltba, p1a-
tos ,piippp iiind tapaufies|a 2-3
fu,,fal,tta. &lmmasiafin tapo1tf=
Tesla prelioertti @ilion polaa fotil'
nut piun iilld biin aripelee bni'ta
fotona tartptttatpatl.
safialaiIet lnpaa alcfiripittaa
ranbanebhot.
9erIin:,:;ss...&. iln,oitettiilr ellen, eta
iiGllistcn rauhattonnlutiicn tafia
Saflon bollit,,s on ottarl,t toiien a.
fen,au ia lupoo aaefirioittaa rall-
bonehbpt, ios belize tebo1dn iopipat
1npnrnptpfiet.
Sanalla ilmoitetaan, eta iotanti-
nisteri Gosfe on panllltt iouffnnia
fmntoo,r safIan iiIdllisten raubotto-
mludiien estdnliiefii. .s .s
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12

aoifiIIa iitpistpsfanfoi1a ON
buottot ban1paot. @inifonioillo on
ibdn termeet bnrnpont.
@eibfotn,iti tuppoo Europnsia
toista milioonoa ibnrist1 puo6esio.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
Nnkarill bolsbevikit e.
kepdt ioukkclllurbia.
Narbanneet 1900 ibmistd Inn ne
fieItagtDiuGt rmpeamasta bpls.
betGfeiff.

Bnnafonrtilaiiet lttifarisia opot
anrpaineet 3 tlibatta ibmist6 fuoIi-
aafli llnfarin madfeuonIIa td,ndu
Diifon alusin. 1dm1n tperiIoplnn
paniDat tointeen ioton,iebet, fun
bolsbetpifit eimdt iaaneet taipurnaan
talortpoifia bei6dn puoleIlenia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
Mmernail etelptllf !
NiilIle Inuniltniltd

min 9. Sort, infa
|'paneiff i32 iattaIo|
tdnid neiti Grace a
la 8a1 gtnnisi
rresieelt fulperil 81
|l1biaun6lt1 rnmt1t ten
|ruei,leen tuoboll ,,iei|
liam, iosin illlha
foti IN, iolntialk,d
sumo ia rilorfia,,
beltd ID faufon Dit
raita oil lufiiiidsti q
lpdltiDtn.
Blbfill11 rlatiiS 0llfI'
oifeusnaisteil Inbioiil|
| ieilrart hiel,et a,ltciiz!
ranrrefenon ia fauia
fnnrnon f1atnreIfp M
Salt Cafe gitpplt. 4
Sen idIfee11 finn 81
laii Nansfnsin. iDii,ilgl
|onltt pleife1. buolnioi
iputufienfa iohoostn I
tiipaltiosfanrr Dtettiin
fllin iiiuriitta fei,ronIN
Tia on hdtlen fanitid
nortu. NoIoorff-M
Netp Dorfisia pioettfl||
lriafieen tertpeb b0bsiA
bdrret iulistettiilt 1lll
rian iunrinttllafii 5rsli
@dn prt 1nn,ult a
fongresiilta furllsina1'|
1llastn nboen 1i,iebe4j
Eiooasia ID Mansfarl.
Belgian forfei1lnnnt /
talit. aerIalttti Dort'
ia 20 fnffaIaista ID i
|fefG fnnttoi epdfllntonl
fonetDffi6 jMrqo,tfrei, |
gittirlell 1872 1Gffnldiiel' I
|nfii 1nniurt ID e,lInitdiI
| jcfa b1neu1 pli mailgl
of ieuraoipn !: "
.grittiIGiltell2 1
| ,Mrnerif1 Idi,lell" 4
Iii Dorf.
pSptpd yli,atnIa
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12

Mtlorutin fesfimd6rGinen II.
|npDs on 1880 idIfoo id Tppnen.
|meren 1926 iaIfoo.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
80 miljoonan boaarin petpfiesta
tpangittu.

IN Detroitisia, Micb., ipangitlipot
bnnitlfien ialupoliiiit tpii,lle Iauan-
tairn nliestd, ioista DfIi on orrnei-
iait lrpieeri ipDtettDind faIaliitosta,
iofa on pettinpt baIlitugtu so mil
ioonalla boIInrilIa drIneiiuit ,totpa.
ram 1Irnbnftisii1i. g)bbDs1Dalfoi,,
'aranO iiion on nntonin iDpfofIen
tapteeili 5oferiDs giehoI{Dnin mas.
tdoiE iefa oIii pidil1irabd bdstonpfeeri tpo.
8rasto-pia asioaia iiilrd piirisfd, q 4 N II
y u
'arn,eiian i,pieeria, iofo l1betettiin
Nnnsfadn 1npDnlG6n iiellG olefpia iii
foia tarpeita. @ield on iponaittl,
Grant Sugb 9rotpn miIioueeri,
fifparabon ornistoia Detroitisia ia
Sreo 6. Collins, Grcifon narofou.
full. SO fnfii flufautta oipot iala-
poliilit tdti aliaa tlltfineet io oifta.
|footin oiuulla, jonfa olilpat pboist1.
meet fapteeni NicboIionin buonce.
ieen botellisia oIitpot iaareet ieItpGr
ialaliitosta fun tl1on fuuIoiob6or
afpulla olimat f,,ulleet faiffi n1itG
huoneesia fesfusteltiin. slIiastc
lipntpD iannittdipa oifel,sil,ttu.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
ISition 6ii6ini- d
ln. Mota.rD
ltstoriiaIl1elle
Hn,tlt fnstnfl-.
ia1rlattoil

Mti gorf pa
,isin, on ban
RIts,eer,1 iaa-
@1lllnnn. So
.,tG tDastaart
M1llonio iub.
||1t !. foM1leen=
MI boteHisia
khdrlen# ful,-
Muel1. iosia
rtan Bisto-
lffi.
MopstpoHain
Hin iuurim-
|EsllDl,titfiesta
EgId,tnin ia
pnnifuugn1i=
krulaii iooas-
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
9allitns Gietaria iparten NAL
mistettn.

Mdliaifainen baIlitus bnIsbetDi.
feista papalltettl,a sSenGid1 ,partel1
on nruooostettlt, ilmoitettii,t 9elli,,.
gistd 2ontoon maiI Ieboeuc n1ao.
nantai,la. Soitpo1uus on, ettd bols.
betDifit pian iattauat Aietorii,.
Yrofesiori aartaibeff, ei-ioiioligti.
men iaien &erensfin fabi1,etisia, jon.
ia bolsbeapifit fllfistinat, tllee ole.
moan td,ndn ltl,ben baIlitufien pdo.
miristeri ia trlee palitIernaon iaIe.
net fabinettiinfo t,iistG oinefIista
|ioffa nluooostopat aolcbafin baui.
tilfien Sntsfisia ia @endiln NAL
tiolliien fonritean Hariiiisia.
4abinettiin f1,,ll,tpat oenrofraotit
pernstuglailliIet rep1tblifaanit, iolia.
|ligtit iefa teolliiuuoen ia faupan G
blistaiat.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
amiraali aolcbaf fieltGG.

Woiffa amiraali &olcbof. Smsfin
ballitiiia, on ,piinle p1imind ioutu-
mt tappiolle taistelusia, on ban iilti
laptfa ipastustaia pieniIe fanfoilIe.
San iprfdsti fielt1G tSuo,lten itie.
l1dilppoen, iDaiffa ieuaiiet. Ilurpol.
lat fuin DbbDsapnllat, Grglanti ia
Nansfd oinat antaneet Guon1eIle it.
ienaiippstnnnl,stufien NuoIaIta bdn
nlpos ficltdd itiei,diippoen.
Nmerifan dieita.
Mmerifan fllulia ia aieita ntabool<
liiesti tnllnan fGpttdmddtl boIsbeipi-
feia Dastaan, iotfa tefetp6t BnpIat.
le tpabinfpa. geiin on fertonut
Buolan aieitten ostaia Ssobn De
Steiner 2ontoosia. Sdn ionoo, etti
Dbopsmaltoien fonsia porbaiIlaau
teboGon iopilnus iiitG, etta guoIa
iaa ostaa Mmerifalta fetpeit1 nieita,
tpnriinfin fitpadrid.
Niita Ynola tabtoo 800 mil.
iootlnn bouarin ariposta. Wantto
GuoIa tartpitiee mDos ruofanaroio.
foneita ia paIion 1ntitn taporoito,
iotfa be baIuaiDat ostaa Mn1erifasta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
Tiai1ell kysynlyksestd
pddsty '$cvintccil.
Jinme tulee itienaifeffi &anisjen
liitun ale.

8ariiiista ilnloitettiin tiistoino,
etta Si,,lne fpipntps on MT iouittu
iiten ettd
I. sSiune tlilee ipopnnffi ia itie.
l11iiefii fallpuneifH ia fen Dnlp1rilG
oleipa alue tpnpanfii tpnItiof1i aa,,ia.
funtien .2iiton iuoielufien ala.
q 3emenco annetaan Sl,go.
SIatDialle.
3. 3nro tillee apopoafii fallpl,n.
gifii ssstalian bolbouf1en alla..
4. 2dbella oletpat iaaret Moria,,
meresid, jotfa upat ldbend S,,go.
Slomia, tulenat stolialle.
s.. Wiiben tpnoben fltIuttua iao
fartia Gdtlestdd Gil,mesio ia len bn1-
paristold iosfp ie tabtoo eoelleerlfitl
fiiulla .&anioien Siiton iuoielufien
alle eli liittpa ionrpaan funpoan 10.
to Sugo-S -Slamiaan eli Staliolle.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-12
DGl4an 56at
lIn!'lIl!tti 81.

y tNfjss !, 2'lA III i
,tiiii., otti
irietti bdi-
ss'in5 fans-
|5iee. Eai-'
30 MALTA
sslaltl leu.
gsri,oris'tofp-
lliDrfinl11en
|iitd liitton.
lnbinia Id-
I'D b6duie-
M,tilt plrtpdri
H.S el-s y VA - Il " tl. s Ft Nt9,{ II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
N-RAY USED
ON METALS
Experts Say It VIII Reveal
Defects,

eisi correspondence. Copyright, 1919.
by Public Ledger Company
LONDON, May H.-N-rays, which
have hithereto been used only TO dis
close defects and injuries hidden
from sight within the human frame,
are now to he used TO examine inani-
mate materials like steel and timber.
The whole subject was discussed at
q ioint meeting Of the Faraday and
Roentgen societies in the rooms oi
ths Royal society at Burlington
house, the chair being occupied BY
Sis Robert Hsdfield. who some time
go Initiated experiments IN RADIO,
snesaiIosraphy at the research labo'a-
tor Of his firm in Sheffield
Application Obvious
One obyiou, application Of the <.
Yays Is TO the examination oi metal
csstlngs for defects, such. ~ blow
half. which cannot be reveakd~1v1
external inspection, and yet may seri-
ousiy impair the strength OF the I'm.
ished article. II the castings are nos
too large. each OF them may be sub
lected 10 routine testing by the rays,
and II may be found that by some
alteration in the method OF casting,
blowholes, that occur regularly a.
sosre particular point, can be el'm-
mated. The rays may also he em-
Moved 10 study the effects OF adding
SIfer,nt quantities Of aluminium 10
steel, and thus to ascertain the pro-
oortion most suitable for the produe-
tion Of sound castings.
Rough analysis OF different steels
Il aho feasible. Since different met
als vary in the resistance they offer
IN the penetration OF the rays, accord-
;ns 10 their atomic weight u becomes
possible to distinguish different g.
jovs. Thus, S suggested by NJ
Schneider, at whose works q good
deai Of radio metallosraphic inquiry
hss been carried out, II . number o!
carbon steel and Of tunsstsn steel
bar, had been accidentally mixed up
toGether, they might be quickly sort
ed out by means Of x.rays. The
photographs obtained with the former
are biacker than with the latter, b.
cause the rays penetrate the tuns-
sten steel less freely than the carbon
steeL owing to the higher atomic
weight OF the constituent tungsten.
Has Limitations.
The method has is limitations, BE-
cause at present the rays can be made
10 penetrate only q few inches, about
four at the most, Of ordinary stee!
and still smaller thickne. Of special
alloy s,eels. But great Improvement
have been made m recent years by
the aid of the Coolidge X-ray tube
and Of exciting currents at very high
electrical pfes,ures. Further ad'
- vance, may be looked for not only II
this portion Of the apparatus, bu'
slso in the methods employed toi
doteeting the rays after their passage
through the material under investi
ration, whether by Photographic
ojots, the fluorescent screen or tn
nhsnorpena OF ionixation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
AUTO PETITION
DRIVE IS SET
Motorists to Try 10 Complete
Referendum Next Week,

Automobile dealers and Salesmen in
Oklahoma City, Tulsa and hfdmore
will stage a two.day drive next week
in an effort to obtain the rema inder OF
the petitions needed to refer n. Il. N9.
the law which greatly Increases the
annual motor vehicle registration fees.
George W Woods, manager of the
Oklahoma Association OF Motorists, in
charge OF the referendum has asked
every dealer in these cities to release
one or more OF his salesmen for next
Tuesday and Wednesday TO devote en-.
tire time TO circulating referendum pc
ti,ions.
Oklahoma City dealers and their
statesmen will be given final inStruc-
tions and assignments OF territory. at
q meeting to be held mex, Monday at
4 D. m, in the Chamber OF Commerce
fooms.
According TO Mr.. Woods. there are
less than 5000 signatures now on hand
10 refer the law, out OF a required to-
tal Of ,bou. 1900. Only forty sign
eu have been obtained from Carter
county. which includes Ardmore. and
Ardmore dealers are very much op-
posed 10 the law, according TO Mr.
Woods. He also states that not sin
gle signature has been obtained from
Tulsa county. though more motor
trucks are oyved BY residents OF that
county than Any other in the state, and
they are, therefore, harder hit by
reason Of the increase.
I'VE must file our completed petit
tion with the secretary OF state by June
Is. or we will default" said Mr. Woods
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
CANNING INFORMATION
AVAILABLE FOR WOMEN

Reports have been coming into the
office Of the city home demon'rator
N the last few days stating thst many
kidd Of fresh fruits and vsestAbles
az going to waste IN Esrdens Ia the
city because famihts have beeoa4
tiseA Of them. Miss Mariei Hopkine,
demonstration agent, has answered
rsKy requests for information - 10
ti,e best methods Of canning. !.
I'll any women or group OF women"
she ,aid this morning. desire infor-
nation on canning fruits and veGeta-
bjes. At present especially asparagus
~ peas. | will be glad TO give u to
Shem either through demonstration,
Soeooual help or bulletins"
~ Hspkips can b reached q the
Dwyd csanssss q " Wslaa'
"a .'N- a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
Why Building Will Not
Be Any Cheaper

l. The present Of skilled labor part Of the present
era, price level which the government certain be main
tanned
Large lumber associations have announced that they will main
tain present wages
J. Building h,. been stopped for Future activity is
certain because OF past restrictions.
The available supply Of timber is less and distant from the
market
Foreign trade in building materials Is certain to be heavy
account Of reconstruou Europe and the cutting of
freight two-thirda
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
FIFTY MEXICAN SOLDIERS
BURNED BY VILLAS MEN

JUAREH, Mexico. March Fifty
Mexican soldiers wera killed md
their bodies burned In the Moctc-
yuma garrison Tuesday morning by
Francisco Nllla's troops IN command
NJ VOLTA ana Martin lopez
A refugee arrived hers tonight
from Mocicanma who was made a
prisoner hy Nll,H's men and forced
TO pay 5000 pesos ransom for his
release llo gave the first details OF
the raid on the little railroad town
early Tuesday. He said villa re-
NAMED outside OF the town until
Lopez and his command OF 900
men charged the garrison. killing
all bu, 20 ot the military federa
soldiers who were asleep IN the bar.
racks Tho building was then set on
fro ana the bodies OF the soldiers
crrmo'cd. he faid after hqlng
robbed ~ rifles. ammunition. shoes
and clothing.
After burning the harrison md
the rNilroad station LopeEB men
robbed all ~ tho civilians OF their
money. clothing and food which he
catiod or 10 tho hills Tho rrf-I-
geo denied report received here
that Two Chin"He resiaurant Keep
eTn wore burned alive In the Ftn
Jon eating house
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
SUBSTITUTE PLAN OFFERED
Pennsylvania Senator Pro-
poses international Court
of All Countries.
HARDWlCK JOINS IN ATTACK
Georgia Democrat Soon to
Retire Assails Plan in
Last Address.

WASHINGTON, March IA bl-
partisan assault on the proposed CON
stitution OF tho league Of nations was
made today IN tho senate. the speak
crs being Senator Knox Of Pcnnsyl-
vanin, n republican member OF the
foreign relations committee. and
former secretary Of state, and Sen.
ator lIardwlck OF Georgia. democrat.
who retIres March 4
The constitution OF the league as
presented to the pea conference
was sharply criticised by both SON
ators. They DECLARED that 1t would
promote war and that 1t contrayened
the Monroe doctrine, reduced Amerl-
can Sovereignty, confllcted with the
constitution, ana would force sub
mission OF fundamental American
domestic nnd national questions to a
world tribnnal
After attacking the proposed con
stitution, article by article, Senator
Knox suggested as constructive
measure a substitute world organi-
satiOn--an international court OF lus-
tice administering an international
code OF law. supplemented by
treaties between the separate natlons
for arbitration and other Agreements
for the maintenance OF world peace.
Galleries Crowded.
Both floor and galleries were
crowded when the senators spoke.
hts g.N NrA.
Vice President Marshall there were
no demonstrations' 10y spectators.
Senator Knox, however, was con.
gratulated by senators who grouped
about him when he had concluded
his address of little more than an
hour.
No reply was made from the DEM
ocratic side and the only other pre-
pared addresses on the league OF
nations before Adjournment Tuesday
Sherman OF Illinois, republican, who
expects to speak Monday.
Senator Knox. who attended the
white house dinner conference last
Wednesday with other members Of
the senate foreign relations com
mittee. said the constitution OF the
league AS presented by the peace
conference sanctions. breeds and
commands war" and after criticising
various clauses OF tho document,
asked
why this fevcrish anxiety for the
adoption OF this plan2 Why this
racing up and down the land by
propaga ndists urging It's adoption?
what benefit is TO come from such a
sale OF the country ~ Is urged utaon
CONTINUED on PACE FOURTEEN
THIS SECTION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
DEFEAT SEEMS SURE
FOR OIL LEASE BILL
Senator In rOilot,c Speaks Axain,, 1,
and Prevents Noic--lfforis 10
he Abandoned.

WASHINGTON, March THE oil
and coal land leaalng bill virtually
""H killed lato today when ubstruu
hon. led by Senator la Toilette OF
Wisconsin, republican, prevented II
vote on the conference report which
had been adopted by the house. Man.
ayers and opponents of the bill
agreed that there IL now practically
no chance Of securing action on the
bill before congress adiourns
Tn bill has been before congress
Tor four ysars, and two conference
agreements have been reached on
ne measure, which would apens up
lands In the west for development
The first conference report was nc.
cepted by the house but It lost In the
senate on n point OF order.
The second report was also adopt.
ed by the house inter Objectionable
legislation had been removed.
lie declared oil and cOnl and other
minerals should be held for the bene-
III Of The people and that instead Of
pasH'ng general leasing law at this
lme. congress should work out u
general program for developing these
lands and frame proper legislation
To carry II into effect The oil leas.
ing TN has been pending In congress
Tor four years. but this was the firr
TINE hat the measure had been
passed by both houses
Bcnntor In Toilette spoke for three
and onc.half bOura
Senator PltNman OF Nevada, chair
man uf tn" senate managers. an
nounced tonight that no further ef-
fort would hc made TO bring up the
Dill Tor confederation at this AeRgiOu
upSfhT opponents Indicated desire
to- bandpn heir Ngll That. he
added, appeared improbable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
DYNAMITERS GIVEN
HEAVY SENTENCES
Judge William, InIpacw Maximum On
John Culver, Who Hntriicd I'iot
To How Up CnmpbcIIs Home,
TULSANS GET OFF EASIER
Hogor- Gets 10 Years and $500 Fine
Oariln Draws Two Years ana
.slx MaatAan.I NAH kyne.

Special 10 The World
MUaKOGEE, okla. March H.
Four men, convicted OF conspiracy 20
dynamite tho home OF former Fed.
tral Judge Ralph 10. Campbell IN
Muskoeec last May, were today sen
fenced by Judge Williams John Chi-
yer or Musk osee, alleged arch con-
splrat0r. wa~ given the maximum
sentence. 10 yeuts In federal prison
nnd 5000 nne. Edward Cobb OF
MuAkogee was sentenced to six years
and fined $1,000. VIII Rogers OF
Tulsa was sentenced 10 10 years In
prison and fined 1900. Pres Cardin
~ Tulsa, WHO testified for the gov.
eminent after his conviction, was
sentenced 10 two years and six
months and fined 900. The men
VIII he taken 10 leavonworth Sun.
lay night to begin their sentences.
John II. HpanEler. former cashier
~ n Bartlrsvillo National bank
charged with embezylins the banks
funds. pleaded guilty IN federal court
'oday and Will bs sentenced on
March g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
NEW SUFFRAGE RESOLUTION
DEFERRED; GAINS NEW VOTE

WASHINGTON, March Favor
able repors on the compromAe reso-
luton for submission OF an equal
franchise constitutional amendment
to the states we're ordered today by
both tbs senate and house woman
suffrage committees, but when
Chairman Jones' sought 10 present
tho senate committees report to-
night Senator Madswurth OF New
york. republican, objected anh me
report remained with the committee
Advocates ~ the measure OK
nrcssed confidence mat II would De
ad1ptod I.f1rc adlournmen Sen
ator Jones said tonight however
that no rlns looking go The consIa r
alton Of the resolution had been
mad. Tho senator exp aimed that al
mans were being held in allowance
fir,l pairs could hr arranged for ab-
een, senators ana some agreement
rcarhcl with administration leaders
regarding a time for ealing II up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Report of Pressey, Consulting Engineer,
Declares No Other Project Would
Meet Needs of Future Tulsa.
.C|Ty COMMISSIONERS ADOPT REPORT
Final Action Deferred Pending Inspection Of Detailed
Result of Engineers investigation; Findings
Endorsed by Allied Civic Body.

That Spavinaw creek, with ts drainage OF approx
maey 400 miles s the only practicable from
which the city may obtain It's water in the future was the
substance of the report Of Henry A. Presscy which was
submitted to the board of city commissioners at special
executive session Saturday afternoon The report was read
to the commission in the presence of the Allied Civic commit
tee and accepted In It's form by the city officials and nc.
ton deferred until thorough study made of this and de-
tailed supplementary reports
Presseys report has long been awaited by Tulsa AZ final
word the best of which will serve to supply
the city even after the population has Increased 100000
The report as submitted does not into detail but the
request of the commission brief and to the point The re-
port explains that detailed information and statistics on the
various proposed sources considered at the disposal of
the board Of commissioners