The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 03, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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TULSA DAILY WOULD, THURSDAY, MAUCll 3, 1!)21
ENSMAN LANDS
COVETEDHONOR
,avton Congressman Ok-
lahonian on Committee
of Committees
Legislative Sidelights
Bills Being Considered Apflroprinte Total of 29 Millions of
Dollars Some Will Bo Trimmed nnd Turned Down,
but others Will Be Offered Stntc Depigments Are
Short on Furniture Governor's Signing of Bill Rnis'mg
District Judges' Salary Ends Long Fight by Jurists
for More Pay.
PEACH ORCHARDS
SUFFER HEAVILY
jLargo Percentage of Crop
' in Some Sections of
Slate Killed
News of Sapulpa
i
I'liui fur City MnniiRi'r.
.. o ' I.. 1 lo- r I
SU'll.I'V Mnieh I A uorkln
priii to H I (lie nil iniin.im r lorlu
l.f ii t'l IIIIK lit befole tin- Miturn "f
S.iiiiIim w.ib fm mill n' tln meet in
if tin' tluiiiibci nt iMiniiirri't Tile-iliij-
iilirbt. Thf I'Lim whs uniinllimuii-
.1 lin C.ull. Inn' I ' v .
)iVitlr not kuI.'V nn.t tin- ioi lin.'
u ry beitrlnir tun net for Atoll I. It
Ik eAncteil hv tlmt Unto Hint It will
be known whether or not t'adv will
recover from thn wounil nit In-flitted.
w i
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miih
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then
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Uil
1 1 !
,l Il.lt. I'
tho in-
Si nit Singing limltiile.
l'lnna for the firo
lliinl. Sui'i Solii.nl IIMrlrt.
A Mill for JIS.sm.17 mt filed
tilny .y tlm Central Htl bnnk of
Klifer In the illntrlet court nul!it
i hool itlMrlet No. IS. The. bank of-
fl.'luta ,.l,lm tlml a ntintlme of int--
Community I ,,,,,,,, )u,,, y n,P Rchool lioitrd to
l nilomi.1 1.1 li i a dlm iiHitloM In I flfTln limtllute whlrli oen Thur- j ullol ,.0t.ii hn been mwluneil
eats t. A. CHANDLER iA
ny t v n. minim.
The World t Ci',ll t irrrnii'm!nt.
OKLAHOMA I'lTY. Man ti -
As the ncnitto Ih vomtilt'tlnir iin nn-
protirlatlon iluso of $7,iio,non for
itlm .iv.intitlf.. o.tl.,ll 1 1 , , I I....I.I...
0 IlaVO Voice in Naming All j ttvc ili'ii.trtmc'nt, the holme In count-
Miss A CC la 1 .iiii . """lT l,;n ,"r for now.
I'onrmittccs;
primer to furnish mnnslon for n
jroxornor who inn hold no lnngei
Hi. i i Jitnunry 192.1. In the nwnt
tliHt Senator Slmpron of Thonms
Mhoultt he the next Kovernor, he
would not lie likely to huy yt home
ihnt would fit thn furnltuie planned
Honored as Usual
t ii
-IHMiTON. Marrli 2. X,. M.
,,i in of l.awton, reprenontntlvc-'
io the M.th Oklahoma dIK
4 . let'ted Oklahoma member
. oniinltUc on commlttcofi,
. hooipH all republican house
ir.'H. at tho republican caucus
''V.
chandler of Ylnlta, repre
,v, -rie. t from the first
ma district, wni understood
Ul.iifve tlmt the place should bo
; Li.o lnv ntue he I tho only mem
i or iliij delegation who has
.,', ions concreesioiuii w
hlit It liooamn evident I more
, t'UUius mat mc iiitrns even
. 'villi which tiensman is al
i iiH'i ithieo vines, with only
ll.r ..ill! Ilerrlik lined lip the
Chandler hlnmfflf nonil-
(ii"ismnn. The piaco is iu
iinou in ii,n itniin,.. v..,. it is sukkcsK'i! tnni me state
' wlthstaiidlnB thesu stuiiiti'rtnK ' ,nl,l,t ,,' m-eral In such matter nun
'flKures. Representative J. O. Uenl.y 1 1 hT-frro the lien). Of uourse thu
hits Just Introduced u bill appio- furniture might bo stored on some
prlatliiB 10U.00U for tho Uoodwell ,,f ' lnel Ulll Itehei s war ti in ks
ucrlcullurul hill aid other lmlldlnK 'x1 '"' '""M hurriedly ereot
projocts are not all Included In lh n "manslou. (bit even thin the
measures heretofoto Inttoduced. mnnslon could hot be permanent y
locuii'ti until ine inn iiuuiers iiiiuny
deterinlne where they aio to mnkii
,i ri....i .i....,i ..t .ii.., ,i... ..p..
llrnl.rl.llo., lnkl , lu ,,.1 ,., II ...I I " 1 "'I'"-"' "'l
that bills aro already Introduced
Kvou thu ndmlnlslratlun senalora
aru bcclnnlni; to falter on tint up-
,i
,i. me linpnitnnce. riensnmn will
,, i.i.i' In;; of thn Oklahoma mem
s , ti ) various committees. Se-
i of (Sensman as inemeber of
, ...mmiUi'e on commlttee Is be
, I ',i assure Miss Allru Hobertson
i. , on the Indian affairs or
', iii'ui ,il committee, llor first
i . is Indian affair.
'S Hobertson madn her first
i , ,u on the floor a couple of
o'. 'ii.o and her KraccH won her
f -i lie nearly respect aim esteem
7,1 i-l. e has had everywhere. Mom-
i?.tvc lie an ovation. Hhe ucain
ii ,i Main that sbo would apk
i" fa' ois on account of her sex.
L une known, however, that ar-
.iii.' lo uts arc unuer tvny to iano
o' her rspeelally well In as
k her an. office.
fue Oklahoma mombers of
house arrived early nt the
lm. im if ttafl mo. rirst tuno mat
ii' majority of tho Oklahoma dole
tt t..n has been republican. Seii-
:or-rk.t John V. Harreld of Okla-
oni.i .if.cnded, but as he kops out
f bouse on March ,4, did not
irn. ipate
Mantul Merrick of Terry toilny
ltd that his committee nsslcnment
ouM be "rcpreeiitntlvo before the
liltrhouse. ' Herrlck thought this
nuld take up most of lilrf time.
Kerrli k Issued "in ultimatum" to
K'aslilnKton correspondontH. Ho nald
c would bust In the Jaw" anyone
ho attempted to kid him.
that will cost 129,000,000, and
whllo there will bo bin rcdui -tlons
tlicio will also be other Intro
ductions, and those who were pro
testing for a deereaiic are belim
Joined by still others, u ml Hie tutu
of tho appropriation program I
tiriililioiiut Imtl tlmti u:trt true
l dm- nr nv nun. Mimli of'IVenr. When Cordell
this tun bo attributed to the Joint I'avldson lespnmled:
.. m .. ... ... I ''llll, ItrirPI' 1. I.fl,
meeiinKS ot tne committee nnu iiik
tnovlnK to and fio
Another nirulturo Story.
Htlll another furniture story
route from the sennte steerlnn enm
mlttte who should lie the members.
i It bus been customary for the chair-
mini of I ho iiKi lrultuto committee to
! Ho on the steering committee, but
Hob Davidson left off that limine this
Tied Crov,i'urfH! to Ilo Ilrlilo.
ptMl Id Tlio Worlil.
I'OM'A CITY, March :. An
ounccment was made today of tho
igaKcmtnt of Miss Minnie Headley
f thin ehy ami Mr. l'aliner Ollle
nd of Dallas, Texas, the wcddlnK
i ocmr on March II. Miss Head
y h.im a Ited Cross nurso with tho
meiiran contliiRcut lit Siberia dur-
tiK Hie latter dtys of tho war and
fir. Qiliciantl servcil as a lieutenant
n tlif Kreiu-h front. They met at
an Antonio. Texas, where both
ere in training for tholr overseas
oi-k
clarlm; fait that no one wants thn
reduction to start with his depart
ment. '
Senator Mi'l'herren's 0. 500.000
road Improvement project ;s amom;
those suffering with the heat and
he has coti'tulod thai' If cut In two
It might result In somo present ru
llcf. A rut of 3,2SU.000 would slant
the appropriation down wither eoni
mcndably, and there ure P.OOO.UOO
moro ko tld up between tho two
houses that the probability of pas
sago In remote Indued.
lCvou these reductions would leave
tho present legislature, with a great
deal to anwer for. Two years aco
tho niil'0irIatlon.s totaled $18,000,
000, slightly reduced by the gover
nor, but still almost every state In
stitution knocks before tho appro
priations committee with tho In
formation that unless emergency ap
propriations aro made Immediately
theso Institutions mut ccaso to
function,
And whllo there, ha been a show
of economy In stntehutiso depart
ments, tho general aver.igo is up
ward. Home of tho demands aro ac
tual and more of them can bo at
tributed to plain hogglsbness.
An IiiMinii'O or So.
Kor Instance It can bo found by
glancing at the call for aid that
stnto department are short on fur
nlturo. It Is not noticeable to peo
ple who cal to transact business, but
tho requisitions have been mndu for
sufficient furnlturo relief to run Into
big figures. I
Another 'splendid requirement W
that of $4,000 "for furnishing tho
governor's mansion," which is yet to j
be erected nnd that dale for cree- ,
Hon not even contemplated, Tho i
present governor owns his own
home, but it would seem highly mi- I
Hut, Harry, what ran you com
plain of? Your committee hn got
ten everything but the furnlturo In
the statehouse as It Is."
Cordell departed, only to reappear
a few moments later with this re
joinder: "Way. IJ.ivlilsoii, our folks mty
conclude to cull for flto furniture."
Such pleu-anlrles help to drive off
ennui over routine procedure, but
when a student glnnces at the ap
propriations that aro almost sum to
become lows, some of tho plcaBiiro
wafts'ltself out Into spare.
Midge Cet InrrrnM.
Signing of the bill Increasing the
pay of district Judges from $3,000
to $-1,000 per annum by Governor
Hobertson ends n long fight by
those Jurists for an Increase. It
was In tho bill of 1!13 which In
creased tho salaries of supremo and
criminal court of appeal JurlstH
from $1,000 to $G.00U per annum.
Ooternor Hobertson etoed as to tho
distrlgt Judge and they havo had to
hump along at small pay.
Thero lire 32 district Judges, but
there Is a bill pending In the legis
lature to rreato two moro for the
I'awnee-Tulwt district. Thin bill In
creases the pay of Judges $21,000
per annum, provided that Senator
Hob Davidson of Tulsa nnd Kcpro
sentatlve Caldwell of I'awneo ever
"unhitch" from their get-together
meeting over Just how that bill
C(iTlt r:i nv I'Acn: hiciiit
f.j ,Mi!,ltri I'lM, Slnt Mr
OIxt,AHO.MA CITY. Miueh : A '
large percentage of the peitcbe In I
the south mitral and enlern part'
of tho statu weie killed by the:
f i ecu's Inst week, aei ordluK to the I
report on weather nnd crop condi
tion In the Mute for the week end-1
lug yesterday. Issued In-re toilny by !
the I'lilteil States weather buitati I
Detailed Investigation of iirrhiiril j
near Wynnewood. (Jarvln county. ,
revealed th.lt first reports to the!
effect that peaches wem not Her- i
lnuly Injured were incorrect, tho I
leport shows. I'ntctlrnlly all buds
In the bottomland were killed and !
from SO to yo per ccrf of thoe In
tho uplands suffeied thu same f.i'e. i
the summary state.
Soil was too wet and preparation
of ground for spring crop w.i In
tel fered with, the icpoit sujii.
Hotting of irnlH, howevci, was
practically Illilshud In the southern
part of the state and heraine K
erul in the northern part. It w.is
kI .i t i'il I'otutoes and Kiirden lire
complnlned i i,iH hdng planted In thu south cen
tral unit eastern parts.
Tho condition of winter grains
continues good and pronpects are
cvelli'iit for a good crop, except
for the menace from grien bugs,
the roport continues. Wheat bus
not been mateilally Injured by the
bugs the summary reveals, and adds
Unit the lepotts of their preseiu e
lujvc not been fully Investigated in
all parts of the slate,
Thu mean temperature, of the
week was 8 to 10 degrees nbme
normal, tho report sayrt
whli h nil nnoke in favor of the pro
pori pln. The plan proWde that
the president iwnil enrt tnree rip
day nlRht in the hl.th school atull-iiu txv ,,,,
torlum unuer tlm oireeiion or tBei ,
l!tenlon dlvlHioii of Oklahoma tint-' ,i,. i.ii,,, mi.i tIIIIN
ruentatlve ,iens fiom each of the, eriiy naxe ... n c.iiip.ieu. in.- s.ihIo. Tim w ',.,i,i.
city ward to draw up a charier tn I InstllulB will be In Urn-. charge of I'oVA T1'. March 2
be voted upon and otherwise to sella lentil of wcn spuLiliHts In com- 'ilm to old times In this I
the
in
" ,i I il
'inr.rv I day wb n deputy nhrr,
iffi- nnto-iimrl nttemp's aro being
iio'idn throughout this portion r'
Kklaltoma and southern Kansas )
loeatn a valuahln mare, stolen net
erat nlKhtH niro from C. M. McClas
ksy, farmw llvlmt flvo miles
northwest of thli olty. Tht 1 tl.i
flrt horse tallng offenso reported
to tho authorities hero for several
ear.
The patentee of a brush with
spun lnM bristles rlnlms It restores
the appearance of clothing worn
shiny ny ralslnn tha nap ot tho fab
tie.
In motion the mchlneiy tor
propoed Flection. Thiee men have,
also been appointed fiom the chant-'
ber of Commeri e.
Arrnlgnnl iiii,.nul( Charge
Mrs. HliM t'.i.h i h.. i h., 1 with the
assault and aitiiopl to kill her hus
band was .ui.iignid In mini) i mlrt
thlM in 'ruing lofoic .luilgo II H.
Do you
know
why
it's toasied
To son I
In tho
i
Nnh AllrgtH ltank ItoblK-r.
My AuocUlnl Prcn mutt Wire.
MIAMI, Okla., March 2.--A. t .j
Ilnllard, 4 Tr years old, ojj Miami, wan i
arreKted . Tuesdny evening nt bis i
farm near Ilernlce by depui I
sheriffs on a charge of burglary in
connection with the robbery of thi.
Klrst Nntrimal lunik of Knlrlnnd, j
Inst December.
doliclous Burloy
tobacoo flavor.
LUCKY
STRIKE
CIGARETTE
T"Vei?,nTm
CONVi:.VI'IO.V IIAI.Ti
IT FILLSt THE NEED !
Iwnen your aocior
decides that you need
I Scott's Emulsion
I you may rest assured
! that he knows that it
1 will fill the need better
I than anythingxclse.
1 ficolt c Hownr. llloomfif Id, K J.
WHITE
y y - JL- J9L. -M 1111 l
Doing the most work for the
least money is an achievement
of White Trucks which never
could have been attained by any
mere theory of construction.
- K
It is a result of experience
years of studying transportation
needs and building the truck
that will meet them.
THE WHITE COMPANY, Cleveland
TULSA: First and Denver Streets
TRUCK
Announcement
We have just added an up-to-date Motor Car
Repair Department to our garage. Wc can
promise the same expert service, courteous
treatment and fair prices, in this new depart
ment, that you have known in our Storage
and Car "Washing Departments.
All Work Positively Guaranteed
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
flulck Hoadster M Sumo Trims
Oldsmoblle Itiuulslcr Koiiip Trrnm
Ktiidi'lml.cr Touring Somo 'IVrnm
(Hie above cars are In very good mcrhanlnil ronillllon)
RrcrusInK ami oIIIuk hquenks rcmoM'il by our sjieclnl priHvs.
Liberty Garage
(Our tpcclnlt l'ullliig In ill.sablcl cnin)
317 West Second St. Phone Osage 7037
Why don't you make
some delicious cookies
with Karo ?
There isn't a greater treat than Ginger
Cookies or Spiced Karo Cookies., It's
hardly any trouble at all to make them.
Try this recipe:
1 cup Karo
I cup Drown Sufptr
li cup Mazola
J5cup Sweet or Sour
1 Milk
J tfjpoon,GinKr
2 trsnpoons Soda
2 teupoons Cinnamon
1 teaspoon Salt
Flour to make a soft dough, roll thin,
cut with cooky cutter, nnd bake in a
slow oven. Sugar can be sprinkled
over top for variety. Chopped nuts or
raisins can be added.
, ,
Give the children plenty of Karo on sliced
bread or toast. It's good for them, and
gives them lots of energy.
WALLACE IIROKERAGE CO.
Local 5af fttprt$9ntntii'9
Oklahoma City, Okla.
TTRpp. Write Tor heautl
tuny inuiiruicu hi- 1 x
niff.Pnnlf rtmili Cmim Pr.,,1- lm A
ucts Kenning Company, I'.O. lJ
1 'At -i H
Uox IOI. New York. M ft II
PHOENIX
HOSIERY
.By the foot and by the mile
niust you test the worth of
your hosiery.
In these strenuous clays Phoenix leacls in world
sales because of its outstanding economy. To
every foot inthe family it brings lasting comfort'
and beauty at extreme" low cost. j
Women's
All colorH inelutliiiK the
new nr:iy shades
$1.95 and
$2.35
Chil
dren's I'llOKNIX
HOSIHIIY
Men's
I'll re silk Phoenix fancy
drop stitch in all plain
colors
. ,80c and
$1.15
65c
Phoenix Silk Underwear
Ladies' Pure' Thread Silk
Ilodice Vests
Ladies' Pure Thread Silk
Bloomura
$2.35
$3.95
wills Sroie a
Tulsa's Livest Leading Men's Store
Rose Wonder
I. (iillril I lie "I.UIlig -ltiljr"
llf-nuhn Mho flnilM iiiur a m,i!'Ri'ii
out jnur IrllliiK lir iivii ro: ' '
,lu" l HtiwiitljtHy willn.'il , 1 -,fi;
Noi a t'lali 1'iiyaiii Ki 11 i,n.i ,i, i'
II r.ni riflli Hi . Tuln, "kij 1 '.OK'
il.nu, Mli will 1m hi ll.r- I'u.O'i.iii
iliiltl, Hapiilpu. Paiui'luv mi'l 101I1I
! p ni, HuniUy. JMnriii ( i.ih. 'I h, n
will In ai lur ( K la lo.ooi 1 itv rri, .
11 llnrnkioMU lll'lg . .Mnr,u 7ili I"
Hill.
Whaf perfocjr skin-
Tlm clmrm of n rndlant, bealthy 1
skin Is within tlio rearb of iirncticiil
ly every woman, ltctdnol Hoap and
Ointment ilo not work inlriicies but
tbey ilo make red, rou(;li. blotcliy,
oily sklim clearer, frcber nnd tuoro '
nltractlve. I'm) tliem reuulnrly for
n few iluys mul eo how jour hkiu
linproveii.
ll'ttnot SlUTlnc Bil-k Unothc trniler
klaii Helmut jiroimn nl til ilruff'jltls.
When Nerves are OnEdge"
one carmot possibly do his
besc work,. For this reason
many are led. Co discontinue
their accustomed meal-time
beverage and adopt
MTANTPOSTUM
a wholesome drink of
rich coffee -like flavor, and
without any harmful effect.
This delicious beverage is
made instantly in the cup, ac
die table, by adding hot water.
"Uheres a Reasoii' for Postum
SOLD BT GROCERS
EVERYWHERE
Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek., Michigan.
Resinol
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