The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

reservation again and introduced
Senate Bill 400. II prohibits deal
ing in margins either grain or stocks
and would repeal the law lobbied
through by Farmer" John Simpson
some years ago. on the same day
rordoll introduced another bill al
lowing the state board of affairs to
acquire more lands adjacent TO the
capitol.
The bill does not state whether or
not this Is for beautifying, excava-
tion or building purposes The state
needs all three kinds of land, for
the eNcavating company has only
two more hills to reduce before IL
will be out Of work, and under tho
terms Of the unwritten law that
company must be permitted TO opcr-
atc or Il will be unable to declare
dividends.
Ho. for the Rangers.
one OF the fish and game bills
provides for mounted rangers to see
that our wild" game Is not foolish
ly destroyed. our present wild game
supply was sadly depleted during
the winter, When the game pre-
serve was secured in McCurtain
county, Warden Ben Watt surround
ed a Wild turkey gobhler that had
went away to mate few weeks ago.
and considerable excitement has
prevailed in that section. Ten or 12
rangers would probably be able to
drive him back to his Matching
place, unless he has become dumes-
ticatcd since leaving
There IS money appropriated TO
fence this big game preserve. but
Mr.. Watt hestated to use It for tho
reason that fencing material has
been very high Of lato years. Be
sides that tho gobbler had been
there long time and no one
dreamed ~ him concluding to come
closer In TO civilization.
No report has been made as 10
what became OF the moonshine
plants which We're on the preserve
when IL was assigned to the state.
In the olden davs those stills turned
out wildcat whisky calculated TO
make all users really wild.
First Readings Continued.
Tho legislative halls still resound
with "first reading OF the hill" etc
In fact some OF the appropriation
bills have just commenced to filter
through with building recommended
tions attached. and among them
school Of minccs at Wilburton.
House and senate alike were seeking
10 provide for this notable school
whore automobile repairing and
mining are taught 10 the 40 brave
students who attend.
In the house of representatives
J. y. White and Sam A. Neely ~
LoFloro county; Dave Stovall Of
ChOctaw, James Dyer OF MCCur-
tain and J. \, Smallwood OF Lati-
mor introduced n bill appropriatlnG
100000 for construction II the VI
hoTGular sanitarium at Talihina, and
S5dSO0O for n revolving fund. Read
ers OF The world probably will un-
derstand that a revolving fund" 10
money taken out Of the treasury FOR
which there IA at present no use,
and which can never got back into
the state strong box. Legally II Is
used for business purposes and can
he checked on without being stopped
by the state auditor and things
money because Of this fund IL sup
posed 10 go back whom It is received
Representatives Neelv. White and
Bailey are authors Of two measures
which make n possible for tho Will
burton school OF mines to receive
money from the federal government,
which may also pay for teachers
employed by the federal authorities
at the school.
Senator Joe Fleming introduced a
maintenance appropriation bin for
the school I'm the senate, and he and
Senator Davidson introduced
measure similar TO that in the house
OF representatives relative 20 fed
eral work at the institution
Representative Jones OF Johnston
county also wore his appvopria,ing
suit on the same date and intro
duced n building measure for the
secondary agricultural school AT
Tishomingo, but he is 4 modest man
and asked for only s75,oO0---a very
small sum as appropriations are