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

causes being Increased eXpOrt f#4A.
and in the cotton industry. dierassl
Of their cotton stores by many lares
cotton growers with consequcut liq.
uidation OF their debts and placing
OF money In circulation. Nj Bor
den, who explained the workire. o'
tho national commodity ComuI'toas
at the regular meeting Of the If4us.
ton association Wednesday evening
returned late Thursday night.
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sought in this present Legislative
body.
Rogers Of Tulsa and saltcr oi Car.
men introduced a measure relative
to amending the law ps 20 taxation
Of personal property 1t will prob. /,
bly, be defeated for 1t carries mo-
appropriation clause
MCPhcTrcn's Three Million Dollar
Beauty.
After long delay Senator Mcphcr.
ren's $4,000. 900 road bond law has
been sent TO the house. II purporfs
TO be for permanent highways h1t
carries a proviso whereby the money
can be expended on dirt roads Son.
ator Glassor tore some dirt I..t..
In the measure and Clamped on a
few amendments that may save
something. but 1t has gone on 'oyor
to be classified as among those NJ
tho first magnitude of the treasury
eXtraCtOrs.
Originally the measure was r'r
$4,000, 900, but Mcpherrcn weak
ened somewhat after the tempesuous
journey of the general appropriation
bill. Lillard, CHASER and Wallace
attempted TO patch and amend the
hill In.snY1 WnaafrnfVfAy,
CHASER sent II to the repair shop
but there was ever the might taxi
and the cry eve must stand too
gether" and the appropriation train.
delayed, conveyed the document ON
10 sid Bailey, chairman OF the house
appropriation committee who has
excited comment because OF his
curiosity in looking over appr0pria-
tion measures before finally ou-
trusting them TO the house commit
tee OF the whole.
Big Ones All Left.
In spite OF the fact that,tho two
houses have by passage and by
striking from the calendars. dis
pcnsed with a very large number ot
measures, the larger ones and those
Of the most importance. arc stiIl 90
be considered, although some Of
them have passed one house.
Among those are the warehouse
bill passed by the senate hut
lodged" in the house appropriation
committee the registration and
election laws passed by the house
and "pigoonholod" in proper senate
committees. These three measures
appear to have insurmountable OBJ
stacles ahead, or at least their ways
will be difficult and require good
pilots 10 even have a chance 20
succeed.
The general appropriation bill rs
| passed by the senate after six
day battle, is also with Chairman
! Bailey Of tho house appronriation
committee, and may he detained uu-
! I'll the quarantine season is over.
Also. and still more important. is
the house institutional bill, not yot
considered, although II is tho be-
! lief OF Bailey and Judge Jennings
that this will not require over FOUR
days consideration hy tho house
What time will be allowed hv the
! senate depends entirely on what
kind Of an allowance the house may
finally conclude 10 make.
Very evidently these bills will TAX"
up tho majority Of the remaining
session Of tho legislature, and tho
senate has TO sit as a court ~ inn
peachment, and must begin 10 DAYS
from last Thursday, as per the COM
mand OF the constitution relative to
the disposal Of such cases.
Next Saturday was the day 49, IN
tournament, but adiournmont can ho
had only by a vote oc the two
houses, or by a proclamation Of tho
governor, who can make such proc
Iamation after tho 60-day period 0t
tho session is over
This IS not expected soon, how
over. as the nature OF the work vet
20 be accomplished by the logisll-
ture is such that an adjournment
| would ho next TO a calamity or
course the governor could call 1n
extraordinary session, but that rs un'
likely, and he can not adjourn the
court Of impeachment. In truth that
Is the highest court within tho state.
It's findings are not subject 20 an an
peal--it is final superior 70 all
other courts or branches OF govern
ment
Chief Justice John n. Harrison
Will be tho presiding Judge, or he
could designate some of tho other
justices I'm tho event OF illness or for
0
Anyhow, tho legislature Is not
ready &c adjourn. Until the 7noro-
priation bills and the impeachment
trial are over there IS little prob
ability Of adjournment, although
there Is some discussion as f. tho
house rushing on its appropriation
bills and adiournirg leaving he
senate to act on the impo,chmcht
charges.
This could be done were Il not for
the apparent trouble over 1n0ro-
nriation agreements. Very cert li1W
the senate and house are not agreed
on the amounts OF money 20 ho ds-
bursed, and there never was "a hg
appropriation measure passed with
out the two houses having 10 an-
point conference committees, IN
truth those conferences have really
been the places where final deter
mination Of tho amounts TO be ap-
propriated reached final decision
RESENTED THE CLASSIC GNliB.I
Being the son Of a classical dIn.'f