The Mooreland Leader. (Mooreland, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, February 7, 1919 Page: 3 of 8
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plan af mandate— as It omk—a— tko
followiag bmIs f— ta— at !
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a— ag— od that tko Gonaaa aalaalaa
kail a— ka — ta— od to Go-may
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Syria M— — amla Paloatlaa and
Arabia than ha detached from the
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being and de— lopm— t of ba— word
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aacrod treat af —— U—Mon o—r which
tko taog— of nations axa—l— a coper
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tat— ago of Mm— rogloao Is —treated
to tka mo— ad— need asMo— who arlll
set — mandatories
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bat rary according to tko dog— e
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do— lopm— t of tko eolealal
and Ho approach to the stage of self-
go— rma—t The maoodet— ta Pelee-
ttnn Syria and otk— portioaa of Tur-
key who— woII-doTOlopod —— Illation
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and probably would permit of tko pro-
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on— of thoao communities i
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tko— ta cm t— 1 AM— would —I—
a mandatory with largo pews— of ad-
ministration' aa responsible for the
suppression of the ale— trade the
liquor traffic ammunition and arms
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la rovea— — talas wo— oaggeeted by
Bcootor J Blmor Tkoawo of Lowt—
chalrauw of tko soaote oommlttec —
sryroyrtattoao
la brief —alar Tbomoo pointed
the way olttac dgom from oStelal
d— om— ta wboraby a state aid tend
mb be o— sled by tha atata orttb kelp
from the toss— I severs m—t which
wQI' ylold IIIaoaeoa ta thrae yean
and which will tasnasa darlaa ante
a— n— t y— m Hn y— poses that Mch
sonaty whisk — tea —ad bonds shall
—calve a yortl— of thta toad prote
aMy dollar for dollar similar to the
dtotrlbotl— of the federal — od toad
Scant— Thomas im— ly soggsstad
Urn imcrel oatlls— oad yoMlbtttttao
of the scheme tea visa the details
such aa tha rats at which aid will
bo give a to tha sonatloa ta ka work
od sot by tha legislate— la the av— l
the priM—l —ool— a favor
The —mailt too ssomsd eg— od that
there sboaM bo a oommteol— of throe
which woaM work wkh the go— or
la bulldtag tha —ada rather thaa a
— mmlsatea at tvo aa now pro yoOod
la the MIL
teas tor TkoaMo prop— sd that the
acmes of the thr— — mmlMlooort bo
elected ta advas— and yteood in
the road bill Itself so that the peo
ylo mtsht know who was going to
handle tka m— sr bate— they voted
— tko appro yrtattoa '
lo opp— Ittea to this ylna Senator
R L Darida— prop— od that the
eooueloatoao— ho not named la
bill bat ko —looted later by the gov
ora or aad o— aimed hr the senate
8sggontloM — salarteo for tko
oommleaten ore varted Boaotor Thorn
so aald It ehooM not bo Iom
17AM n year Senator Davids— ta
—rod 9100— o year oad gonotor
Frank Carp— tor declared that the
alary ah— Id not ko mo— than I Lo-
st the most
The n’lalBaU— of the state Mate
way ongiaeor aa a membor of the
ooauotoo too rirtoally woo agreed op-
on at tko oommltt— mooting Tko
original MU —nod for a — mmlaot—
af fl— It eppeara now that the ylna
adopted wUI bo for an active
mtoalM of throe with the governor
possibly serving al ox-oBclo chair-
man of the — mml—lon
The omouat of the opproprlattea
which h— boon — t tentatively at ISO-
900000 by the but In oxyeeted to
oome In for not a Itttto 8— from the
— mmitteo
The mombora at the senate roads
Oommltt— o—: ' Hoard chairman
MeAllstor Wilson Homloy Cart-
wright Cordell Coyne Coiy— tor
Daemon rtemiag Draaghton Took-
or McIatMh Thom— Harrteo a Simp-
—a Kerr B— wx Hall Davidson
Syarlqek ICalght and Ooloble
Junketing commlftees appointed by
Speaker Weldrep la pununa— of the
auggesUoa of Oovo—or Koborteoa are
now out on a toiir of tyspootloa of a
amber of the major state Institu-
tions v
Ths eommlttsM and the Institutions
they will ‘visit are: Confederate
Rome ‘Ardmore Unary chairman
Galt aad Bteveasra: asylum at Via
Un and Orphans’ homo at Pryor Sto-
vall chairman fTagorald of Kiowa
Cheatham Morris Ewing College for
Worn— at Chiekasha Soott chair-
man Jacks— Waldo a Crever Craw-
ford reformatory n Oraalte Webb
chairman Hornbook Barker Dodson
and Right penitentiary at McAteater
Harrison chairman Graves Dabney
Disney and Pryor Deaf and Dumb
school at Sulphur MeNabb chair-
man Broadbrat Eky
Pay of n day would bo provided
for mombora of the board of directors
of oounty fr— fatri by a biu la the
senate' by Senator T C Simpson
Tko mombora w— ‘d bo allowed pay
nfey on days wbsk m— tings of the
board wore bald and aaoetiags tor
which ray eeuld- be — ooi— d would
u ltottejl ta t— ta aao year
- n ST-ite demoted n biU by Son
tr V7ttrcza which woalf bn— d
owed C737 ettomsya t ta
Orivato iTHtta io dvU ul groboto
nsoO Tte manta— k3 araeb aay
rt ta Iks apyoT fcoaao haring teu
tertod favorably froa tU com-
mutes on fees a-l snlaxfta Msg aaa
Ittarad in Itou o( ut las— a— ta lat-
ely It1 brought a stem af pro fast
team tbo other aonato— " howo— iC
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Impeach m— l of W D Mathews
mteetenor of ehaiittoa aadeorr— ttons
wUI bo based It —eta with this
mitt— to say who to — oy— iblo mod
who ebnald bo pools bed The
Moehmoat eharg— moot bo pro for— d
hy tbo house tbo senate —ttag
tko total ooert or ooort of Impeach-
of ooodttte— at tka
kama ar— k— aght la tka Saar of tl
or tka trot Ua— thraagh de-
bate on o MU by Senator B P HUI
which proposed the —tahliahnwnt of
aa tad— trial' kama for doUaqaoot
motor J Elmer Thom— pro poaed
that tbo MU bo refer— d to tbo
rial commit teo lavoetlyatiaa tbo girls'
to work oat a ytaa ter a now
otote lostlttttloo ta wklek oU delta-
qn— t women and glrin o— Id — plaw
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i Tkla was dons altar aa koart
dlaenaalon In wklok tko kome ooi
In tor further oritlelOM Oonaton
Thomas end HUI wo— added to tbo
oommltt— to —draft tbo MU
Tbo homo which baa bom running
only aln months bouam 101 lama tee
They all steep ala aad night ta a ran
half a— yooag women aSUoted with
vmerel distance aad existent or ex
yeotaat babies whosa fithe— a—
Mostly — mewhe— la yraa—" They
rasas dawa to taaomot baboe there
bomoso they ora bomelee AU Uvo
ladl— rimtaatoly tbo lot el— n
diseased have tv— bath tabs tko old
or mm act so modi— I attmdaata tor
tbo yoaagor mm who ora diseased
tbo Moot iado—ribobly filthy eoodlt-
teas exist tbo yoaagor child— a are
pot at tasks bo road tbalr at— ngth
on ol aad taboasaa yoatsbmmto a—
Inflict— by Mlao Plaborty tha mat— k
aad bar "trusty” helpers Ctothlag
ooaslata of —go aad tew at that food
la lasufllrimt water eomellmm aslse-
tag mtlraly and nil thin waa dmortbad
by Commloatomr Mathews la kla aa
aal —port n few wooka ago aa tel-
to tbo bom
Ion on whiofe
Our meUteOe ol
tloe are modera aad wo alia U
koogTin touch with the boot and etroagesl
JL Our dWetpllao
mlntotomd teat I
Is strong aaO
iha clrla
heartily
a WbUo the wore le oolag oi
toach our glrie tha Joy aad s
from labor well porlormod
to m
W32iT"
mod
t There m very attic eerperel pnhlta
moat In tha oehoal
Polio wing tbo eoandte over 'condi-
tions nt tbo homo Son Snyder and
Bop Robertson mre tethering n bill
to create a gmoral bmrd of managers
over ths satire group of penal insti-
tutions Tbo aoaato chloroformed tko MU
amending tbo bone dry law wMeb
waa Introduced by Senator Harry B
Cordell Tbo measure which urns to
tended to make It onlawful to
oom liquor had caused several bitter
acrapa In tbo upper borne Senator
Cordell moved tbo Indoflalto postpone
mmt of the bin
A MU In crossing tbo salary ol the
secretary of tbo —bool land eomnrin-alon-to
M000 a year was passed
Anally by tbo oonate by a vote of
twenty-six' to twelve Govo—or Rob-
ertson signed Senate BUI No tl wblcb
raises tbo salary of the secretary of
the governor to ft000 a year and
squalls— the salaries of an item
graphem In nxecutlvn offleo bp plac-
ing them upon n basis of 9100 n month
This Is the Brat blU to bo signed bp
tbo governor
Appropriation bills are beginning
to appear pretty regularly both for
Hating Institutions and departments
rad also for tbo usual number of aew
projects One that wtU prbbublp
sa— of peasago provides tor 4l
0S7lt reimbursement tor expoaam of
oounella of defense which was go
Tided -bp private cl tisane
Oa appropriation of $119000
tko construction of three boildtage at
tko Oklahoma Cottago for Woman at
Chiekasha was y— p— d ta o MU te
t— daeod bp Senator Jsmm Deanaon
A dormitory fine arts btUKUag and n
homo for the cottage — aidant a—
p-poend ( -
grantor Pots Coyne tat— dnood n
MU lor tko nyp— yriattan of 110000
ter tko rapport of tko Cast CMthau
hospital tor Insane at Vtatta
Tko aonato appro yriattonfl —nunlt
too fathered n bill ter tk opp— ytia
tl—of UIOAOO tor tko matatonao—
of soeoodary afrigfera 1 schools
Cenator Doarmon tot— daood an sp-
gtoprtetioB klU for CUM for itl
r! sat orort'f UtCL‘i — i
TftV''MMrvr'7:
r r :rVJ (v 'IO O '
I 11 ' l
Cr‘thJr Crr cf n
O I Xk CJ
tha Chttt thg Chy ' — 1
ms ffuP i tei —
Tko wor boring ko— h— tjhd
fa— tto MHtaka cm— tsc-n
— raw ko etas to tka tskChhl
n‘msal of Xtmzrx
wttok wo— skoskod kya -
i of tko yarn four yaiA
Now tkot tka— o— sroa tko i3‘ '
MtoymoM of tko eoaotry wat1
Trsa mack agriraltaral yr— so kao “
era made daring tkla tkna Crop yaw
duett— kna kora gr— tly ta— eeA Mm
oeuiber af live otock k— otqoChy
g— wa and witk onck sac—odlno y— v
tko dalrytag end wool todeotrieo M— ''
Important But doaytto
forward marck many ykaa— of
ko— kora koM ta rksih
Tko actlvltteo of fan— torn kavo i
kora gran tly kamyorod ky ekertepe af -labor
and aader tbo cir— metanrem
what they bo— achieved eao only bo
Rxcopttad tbo— Indnetrt— ri— sly aV- "
Uod to agrieettero eneb as better and' v-
me mnnufarinro Industrial activity
In tbo Prairie pro rioc— boa boon ol
ot at n staadatlll And ovm la
tbo— branch— extensions bo— bora'
strictly limited to tbo— of nrgrat no
verity Bonding boo bora cans Idee
ably —Halted oepoctally ta tbo towaa
and cHtoo though many commndlwto
and npt octets dwellings ’ bn— n and
nthor buildings bn— bora erect od by
farm— In tbo country Indeed the
oaat of building farmers ka— den
la one of tk outward rigaa of their
proopertty bat coaridorsMy a— of
tt would be— been done had not tbo
— Important work of food pro due
Hon recta— d priority ta tbo labor
available Railway construction v— eg
ban bora almost entirely — ap— dod
With more kelp n— llaMa and tbo
n of tbo lebor-w ring dev I— a that -hove
been adopted daring the lata fow
years grant advene— In tbo ogri— I
to— I development of Western Canada
might bo looked ter even If no now
settlers were expected bat tbo cam
tag of thousands of pnmpoctl— eat
Ho— who have hitherto bora deterred
only by tbo unsettled conditions from
making tkolr bom— In thin Inst grant
Wont will give n considerable Impetus
to every pirn— oftegrtcoltn— to tbs—
Prairie Prariac—
Hand In hand with the ds— loptesnt
of agriculture the— will bo n renewal
of Industrial activity For tbo ootab
Itakmrat af ouch Indnotri— no sugar
rcBnorton esaaerten and many tabor
Indnotri— for tbo attU— ttoa of tko
pro doets ot tko land no well an tar
tbo oxt— ton of tbo nlrandy Impor
tent tadnatri— of batter and cfeoara
manufacture a— splendid oppnrtaal ' i
a Mining Inmbering c-yrrylag
tbo manufactu— of ctay pPia oetn a—
atao a tew todatari— — pablo af eon
Man bio growth aad to wblcb groat
or etteatloa era now bo do— tod
TO provide nccommodnUon ter pros
rat baa too— requirements atono would
keep tbo balldlng trade busy ter a
long time bat with further develops
mmt ‘In tbo clH— It ta Impo— iMe to
teroo— any alack— ta any branch of
this trade Aad the number of farm
on whoso needs bn— outgrown tkolr
present accommodation and who hn— -book
awaiting an opportunity to re-
place their buUdlngs by larger rad
mo— mode— once is considerable and
constantly tacranatag Municipal work
will bo gradually resumed and tha
railways ha— much work ta contain
ptaHon
All thin potato to period of grant
proopertty In Western Canada — ogri '
cultural and Industrial prosperity The
foribor ta tbo more Important for on
It tbo tatter depends Being prism
rtly an agricultural country Western
Canada will probaMy pa— through the
readjustment period with little dUB
cnlty v ) '
The— la no reason to botle— Hut
farming will bo te— — manors tt— than
It has been ta the pest the— are on -tl—
other hand many good and sound
r— sons tor believing that the returns
will be aa large no ever Om ding to '
certain! Intelligent farming on tka
fertile p—lri— of Western Xnnada re-
quiring — it do— the dchtleta p— el ‘ '
Me capital on tiny compared with that
required to get starts In older net
tied conn tries will continue to be one '
of the quickest and surest ways to In
dependence that can 'Co followed by
the average mam- Advertisement
i German Army Gardens 1 '
la tka German' dray aa In the
American garden patch— mpptemekt '
ed the food rations Oerman n<tiy
gardens In tko —claimed — UentcfcrF
o—r wa— no name— and tJ-rA
taa that tbo Imp— colon tko Am—
got won that the Gorman ookitera ft-
tkix — ctor depended largely' ter Ut-V
upon what they tv-ccl— o i
and vtw'Wkat it y— v—KyCt'A1 “
Frokck nlttvo o tl rU vrul1 Uti
Balgi ter tk— o —is aa hour C t
to— ftolodod rnmrCt bnarH
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