The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 143, Ed. 1 Monday, March 24, 1913 Page: 3 of 8
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'Ardmore Mondy March 24 1911
THE DAILY AROMOREITI
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our food and poisons as with typhoid.
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CONTINUE PROBING
EODY RECONVENES TODAY
PLENTY OF ' WORK AHEAD-
WEST TO DIRECT GRAND JURY.
(From The Okalhonian.)
The legislature will reconvene on
Monday after its short iecess to take
up in earnest the work of the spe-
cial session. The house has recessed
sdncfi V ednesdiiy sfternoon tho sen-
ate since Friday.
The general belief among the legis-
lators that the special session would
run Into late spring iprobably until
the middle of May was responsible
for the recess. Most of them had
made arrangements to spend only
two months at the state capital and
matters at home were becoming of
Imperative exigency. Especially was
this the cise with lawyer members
and the legislature has between six-
ty and seventy lawyers on Its rolls.
In his first message sent in last
Tuesday Governor Cruce proposed
approximately a score of matters and
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New Rubber Tires.
We are prepared to put
them on for you while you wait
and give you the best material
and lowest prices.
Harness Repairing.
We also repair your har-
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Undertakers and Embalmers
are now located on West
Main street' under opera
House and have the
largest line of picture
mouldings and Under-
taking goods ever shown
in the city.
Store Phone 23
Residence Phone 7
at an early date Is expected to sub
mlt several others particularly the
matter of an appropriation to buib
the capitol. The anti-gambling bill
the mortgage tax bill the district at
torney bill tho Hill and Teehee bill-
relative to procedure In probate
court matters atecting minor ant
lullbloou Indians as well as many
other important bills died in the
senate after passage by the house
and as there seems a g"neral and
".v idespread demand for these meas
ures the governor is expected to al
low their reintroductlon.
Main Work of Session.
Of course the main legislative work
of the special session will be the
capitol appropriation.the question of
unnecessary state schools the gov
ernor's plan for retrenchment and
reform in the scheme of county and
township government and the big ap
propriation bills for maintenance of
the state government and institutions
The statement comes from a good
though unofficial source that the
j-'overnor may submit a special tnes
sage on the question of high taxes
and remedies therefor and that he
will certainly put the matter of some
restrictions upon taxes squarely up to
the special session. A continuance of
the legislative Investigations until
every department of state has been
probed and either a clean bill of
health or a verdict of official guilt
I returned is certain. The general or
jMaxey investigating committee of the
house has continued working in the
! recess and will report the first of
j the week on the E. W. Marland oil
and gas leases on 120000 acres ol
state school lands and will also re
port as to its Investigation of the
department of public health.
Desire West to Assist.
In this connection it Is not prob
itblo that a resolution will be Intro
(lueed at an early date asking Gov
ernor Cruce to direct the attorney
general to at least take a hand in
the work of the Oklahoma county
grand jury now in session. Many
members of the legislature feel that
the grand jury investigations now in
progress are a semi-legislative mat-
ter since the jury Is basing many
of Its indictments upon evidence du;;
out by tho varions legislative com-
mittees and a feeling is growin.;
that the grand jury could co-operate
more effectively with the legislature
if the attorney general assisted In
its deliberations and examination;:.
So far members of the legislative
Investigating committees are not
thoroughly pleased with the results
achieved by the grand jury.
The late indictments returned
against Hugh Gerner former acting
state examiner and inspector and at
present auditor of the house general
investigating committee especially
among members of the house who
say that the indictments are based
upon such .petty complaints and tech-
nicalities that they cannot be sus
tained on trial. It also Is stated
by legal members of the house that
the Indictments are based upon faulty
or erroneous constructions of the
criminal code and that in reality the
statement of facts as alleged by the
indictments even If undisputed - by
the defendant do not constitute crim-
inality. Some members of the general in-
vestigating committee go further and
profess to see In the Gerner Indict-
l ments an attempt to discredit the
i committee itself since Gerner has
i teen gathering some of the evidence
i upon which the committee is work-
j ing and are outspoken in their
i charge that private animosity is
having too much Influence with the
grand jury findings. It is not meant
by this that the grand jurors them
selves are inspired by any animotdry.
but are being unconsciously influenc
ed by such almosity operating from
tho outside.
Another point criticised by the leg-
islators Is the fact that the grand
jury recessed Friday until next month
without appearance of any action up-
on the cases of Dr. J. 11. istolpher
against whom tho general investigat-
ing committee suggested criminal pro
ceedings.
There was a brief session of tho
house Saturday presided over by
Speaker l'ro Tempore C. H. Emanuel
at 'which there was present only a
score of members. Tho roll was
called the fact that no quorum wat
present noted and adjournment takeu
until Monday at o'clock.
The expectation is that Governor
Cruce will submit his first special
n.essage Monday.
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Nearly every skin diseases yields
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and heals. John Deyp of Gladwin
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impossible growth of vegetation iu
siHh a forbidding climate.
If Explorer Scott has thus proved
Noa'u'g truthfulness after so many
years Is It unreasonable to expect.
that the God of the ltiblo will iu His
own due time restore to man his lost
dominion as the Pslamist has so defi-
nitely assured us lie will ultimately
do? Head thcuglitfully Psalms S: -:.
THK WANDERING JEW.
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LACK OF HE
POWERS DELIVER MEDIATION
PLAN TO ALLIES ADR IAN0PLE
SIEGE A FAILURE.
The Swallow's Home.
The teacher in natural history had
received more or less satisfactory re-
plies to her questions and finally she
asked :
"What little boy can tell me where
tho home of the swallow is?"
Long silence and then a
waved.
"Well Bobbie where is it?"
"The home of the swallow"
clared Hobble seriously "is in
stummiek."
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of the cold as quickly as possible.
This remedy is for sale by all deal
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Where He Would Be.
The female suffrage orator stco.l
upon her platform and looked over
the sea of faces.
'Where would man be today were
it not for woman?" she inquired.
She paused a moment as she gazed
around the hall
"Again I repeat" she said "where
would man be today were it not for
woman?"
"In the G.irdcn of Eden" answered
a male voice from the rear.
Here Is a message of hope and
good cheer from Mrs. C. J. Martin
lioone Mill Va. who is the mother
of eighteen children. Mrs. Martin
was cured of stomach trouble and
constipation by Chamberlain's Tab
lets after five years of suffering and
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For a man to be disbelieved by his
fellow-men while living and to be
fully and abundantly vindicated 4035
ears after his death by a man who
ost his life in the act must be con
ceded to be a very unusual experi
ence but nothing less than this can
bo claimed for Noah.
The Bible shows that prior to the
flood it had never rained; "The Lord
God had not caused it to rain upon
the earth but there went up a mist
from the earth and watered the whole
face of the ground." (Genesis 2:6-7.)
The earth was enveloped by a canopy
similar to those which now form
rings about the planet Saturn. This
made the whole earth's atmosphere
like a hot-house warm moist admir-
ably suited to the development of
plant life. Every .part of the earth
was covered with rank vegetation.
Man was not created until the at-
mosphere became suited to human
needs but the canopy was still there
kept off by centrifugal force for
centuries after man was upon the
earth.
Little by little the centrifugal ac-
tion of the earth greatest t the
equator caused the canopy to gravi
tate toward the poles. Finally its
weight at the polos became great
enough to break through atmosphere!
which upheld it and the flood oc
curred. Noah forewarned of the im-
pending event built the ark and hei
ind his family were saved. The restl
of humanity disbelieving Noah's
warning perished miserably.
Now comes the news of Explorer
Scott's sad death but with it comes
the announcement that in the regions
about the iSouth Pole he found coal
and relics of mammals ad large land
animals which prove that the region
thereabouts was once covered with a
heavy vegetation. Thus the Bible ac-
count is proved and the disbeliev-
ers of Holy Writ are at their wits'
end to find a theory other than the
flood to account for the apparently
London Man-h 23. Developments
of the last week appear to make the
conclusion of the Balkan war a mat-
ter of only a few days. Turkey hav
ing no hopes of obtaining more mon
ey has entniMed lier interests to the
good offices of ilie iowers and the
allies have nrcvptej the .powers' offer
o! mediation.
Representatives of the powers at
Sofia Saturday handed the Bulgarian
premier their .scheme embodying
bases for mediation. Their plan In-
cludes two provisions to which the
allies likely will object. The de-
mand for indemnity Is vetoed and
the powers stipulate that hostilities
must cease when tho proposals are
accepted.
It appears improbable however
that the allies will refuse to settle
on the terms now offered. The war
has come practically to a deadlock.
Fighting at the Tchatalja lines has
been indecisive. Adrianople which
the Bulgarians proposed to reduce to
submission in a few days seemed to
be holding out as strongly as ever
after a five-months siege and a wire-
less message from there Saturday'
declares that the Turkish commander
lias no thought of surrendering.
Austria has sent a second note to
the Montenegriiio requiring that the
bombardment of Scutari be confined
to the forts and giving one week for
King Nicholas to comply with her
other demands. Russia is not block-
ing the Austrian policy and as the
powers have agreed that Montenegro
shall not keep Scutari even if she
conquers tho garrison but that that
city shall be incorporated in the new
Albanlan state King Nicholas seems
to have no alternativebut to make a
virtue of necessity.
If the allies attempt to withstand
the mandate ol Europe they might
prove to be a hornet's nest but tho
weak point in their armor is that
their finances are almost as near
to an end as Turkey's.
The ambassadors in London who
scattered for the Easter holiday have
been recalled and are in consulta-
tion over the details of the situation.
Their view of the outcome is optimistic.
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RINGER JHUQ CO.
empire In Europo shall start at Enos
and following tho courso of tho Mar-
itza river and then that of tho Eng-
eng shall end at Midia All terri-
tory situated to the west of tills ii:io
shall bo ceded by Turkey to the al-
lied states with tho exception of Al-
bania the delimitation of which shall
be fixed by the powers.
"Two Tho question of the Aegean
shall he settled by th powers.
"Three Turkey shall ' abandon all
claim to Crete.
"Four The powers cannot favor-
ably entertain tho demand for in-
demnity but they will admit tho al
lies to participate in the discussions
of tho international commission in
I'aris for an equitable settlement ot
their participation in the Ottoman
debt and in financial charges of tho
Ottoman empire.
"The great poyers declare at tho
same time that as soon as these
bases are accepted hostilities shall
cease."
Premier Kuichoff. thanked the min-
isters and informed them that Bul-
garia will have to consult with tho
allied government before replying.
Want ads get results. Read them.
Powers Define Terms.
'Sofia March 23 Representatives of
the powers called on Premier Guich
toff separately Saturday afternoon and
handed him the following note:
"The governments of the great
powers take note with satisfaction of
the acceptance of their mediation by
the allied states and point out to
them that before the discussion of
the terms of peace is begun it is
for the powers to formulate theif
views as to the basis of the nego-
tiati6n to be adopted.
"The great powers are of the opin-
ion that they should be as follows:
"One The frontier of the Ottoman
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