The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 67, Ed. 1, Thursday, January 30, 1908 Page: 4 of 8
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BY IK3ME G. NIQLACK.
fubliahed .ovtry afternoon from
Tho lcadr bultflhiR 107 West Harri-
son avenue and entered nt tho Guth-
rie PootottiCo kb Socond Class Mattor.
MKMDER OP ASSOCIATED PIIISSS.
SubsprlptlonJttitee Dally.
Por Vi'ok by carrier $ .10
Tcr month by carrier . A
Per yoar by oarfler In ailva'nftb tu0
Tor yoar by mall. In advance 1.G0
Wtjokly.
Six mouths $.60
Ono wir. ..... .4 1.00
Official State Paper.
Official County Paper.
Official Paper of Constitutional Con-
vention. Official Paper or tho State Corpora
tion Commission.
Thfe L&adpr la a member of tho At-
oclated Press and receives tho day
etegraih reuort of that groat news
' ncanlratlon for oxcluslvo afternoon
iubUcatIaa In Gjuthrlo and 30 mlloa
rndtiH
Washington News Bureau 1334B. St.
S. E.
Eastern Agency W. D. Ward 53
Tribune Bldg. New York.
NOTICE TO suBscrunEns.
In tho event of dollvory boliiR lm-
tiMfect or papora being rolled twlit
rd or mutilated subscribers aro urged
to rarilrn inunodlato complaint to tho
THURSDAY JANUARY 30 1908.
Tho Oklahomau ban been Huod for
$.iiOU0 daimiROH mora money than a
lKVBpapcr generally keeps on lipids
for conUugoitnicb.
'Wliut' tlio matter with Arkan-
sas?" whoops a North ArknnsaB odl.
tor and nt the risk of Incurring tlla-
lileaauru Tho Tender answero: Too
much Joft Davis and cheap buffoonery.
Tlw slatlBllcs for tho yoar 1007
show Hie suite of Michigan with the
leaft number of murdors and attempt.
d murders for the thousand popula-
tion and the Btato does not permit
capital punishment.
Governor lloko Smith of Georgia
saa ho iloes not wish to bo a United
States senator and as Governor HaB-
iteli doclinea to qnter n senatorial race
it Beoms like the Job or being gover-
nor la pleasing to our Democrats.
Tho proposition to work prisoners
on the public highways will meet
with no opposition even on tho part of
prisoners. The greatest crime com-
mitted in lhi name of law and society
It to confiup men witli little or no phy-
sical exercise destroying both ambi-
tion and hopo of becoming n man.
If tho state of Texas roally does
have a special legislative session. The
Leader desires to suggest that a bill
rehiring tho cattle ticks to stay
wlthlnthe confines of tho Lone Star
nu;t and a strict enforcement meas-
ure accompanying samo will bo con-
sidered a personal favor by tho cat-
tlemen of this state.
Editorial Information No Header
tjutt soft sweet music you hear is
not from the orchestra but the soft
ehildllko tcno or the Tulsa World;
softened since the return of Editor
I'Otiglas of Muskogee from Us trip to
Washington whore ho advised tho
Prt-sldent ax to how to tnkutho Heel
from the Atlantic to tho Pacific.
Coionol Jlenrl Wattarsoii bears the
dlsUnctlou of being tho only odltor
whose opinions are worth being mado
news by the Abhoclatod Press and
- hais alw tho only man whom tho con.
Kress or tiio United Stutos ntops work
to salute whoa ho onions tho Ioglsla-
tlvo halls.
Coionol Wattorson has his
Jfaulla but he rauks ail othors in com-
.rnand of .lescrlpllve English tind will
live in uisiory as tno greaiost com-
mentator of tho age
Tho position Senator Curtis of
ivaukas. llnds blmsolf In as regards
iho stale of Oklahoma is ridiculous.
Tho sonator has long been inollnod
to tell the authorities at Washington
that Oklahoma can not get along with-
out bti advice and uid and no sooner
xlicl we become a stnU than wo went
to making laws so good that Kan.-ws
has called a special nt-ssion of the
legiHlaturu U copy after us. Verily
tin henalor who claims to have some
love for Ida "wird ' to tho south must
cut n M)iry llgui-K Hrooug his col-
li'Sgues Mflieu .iihlslng bow to start
the stat off light m th sea of les-
1'Uulun! No lugiMalor of the niiijorlty uotd
liwtl the clp of tho obstructionist
about the jig.uil.utiou tanking iniicn
uf Its Kwer All the average unui
exiHHiU. or the majority is to curry
out lu pic.iger to the people and Q
tar that lain been done Private dif-
ferences mem arim- In any legislative
body and few are the times honest
men can wholly iee on au tmiort-
ut msftgurii. but Uu. task for tho top-
i'tseuUttvua of tho people tn follow
and without deviation la to carry out
the promise made in thu campaign.
man can deny that has been done
and so long aa the lino lb followed.
lhv party lu power lias naught to fear
Horn opposition bourceN.
The andiiig or "Ouida." the ISngllsu
noteiut was not utrange eousldering
the life Jed by tue talented woman.
She deli I the cpnvtiutioaalltiU ot
soeioty for the more love of being dlf-ti'-ct
from other women. Her biogrtt-
i.t tia will not Hut he as being iclou4
i juaurdsb. l)UV-.lii.'wiersitel in y
lag tho llHItf Ihliifet whJo.h tonrfc-
ward revolutkmilnc soolaty which
rv no gool tiuritose Tho world
meets of the individual certain obli-
gation ami whose ilellw those ox-
actions must lu the lat days expect
to die beyond the pate. It is the same
lu uuoh day and geauratiou. and will
be aa to the end As we make ad-
aneement and goon with 'he honest
uffort to build hlglior the tree of clvjll-
xution. w may take a step forward
but tho step taken with no good deeit
twtabJisbd or object noeomplished
places us outside the cooperation of
our fellows and we oan not oxpect
other than forgetfulnosa.
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2lrteGHC aecunivt:r$.
Tho cry sent from Washington tml
to nrouso animosity ivsnlnst tho rail-l-oadB
"through fear or crippling tholr
entorprlsiai" rounds peculiar to Tho
Loader.
In the llrsl place no honest mnn
with good lntontloim wlslies to decry
or disapprove of any railroad build-
ing. Second It Is never well to doory any
special or for that matter any enter-
.prise whla.li jihkb for and obtains II-
'dW to ontt-y.uii fltliimta bflsiliftia.
'MV If inVftidMiajge sonf frdhi the
cnjfllnl pertains to keeping qtilot about
mo joker clause in the Aldrlch bill
The Leader dOHtres to register Its
humble but nt the same time om-
llhallo. objection.
Por fifteen years tho rtinu of this
country bus been the allowing of cor-
porations to water stock until stock
repreacluillons on the eertlllcalen wwo
accepted as a budge of tllBlmnot by
the enroful Investor rarusliig- to pay
par for even good stock.
Now. after this stock Jobbing and
Wall Street plunging hail ciculud a
panic when we should have been en-
joying the great harvest of plenty.
Senator Aldrle.li who is tho father-in-law
to John D. Hockefeller Jr. pro-
poses an "oniPtgvWi'y eurivncy' nions-
nro" That measurp Instructs the sec-
retary of the Ireasui'y to accept 6()0.-
000000 worth of securllliw to issue
currtmej against in time of stress the
Wall Street follows having tho nudu
slty to propose that the secretary1 Is
sue this mouey against railroad secuii
tins.
Surelv no greater effort to pillage
tho treasury under the guise of law
could lw made tbnit mis. Por a dol-
lar's worth of Southern Pacific Ail-
zonii Exleiuloii. Mr. Hariiman could
gel an emergency dollar out of the
treasury and no one doubts ho would
trade his emergency dollur to some
bnilk and fall to come back with the
ohaiige when tho government con-
cluded lu call In the money issue of
that date.
Tho extension stock of that particu-
lar railroad is worth about seventeen
cents per carload tuiii no one ought
to blnme tho nun m possession for
trading It oft". 1' a known and Ith-
agreablo fact somo Of the owners tried
to mako the courts aid in trading ilio
stock back to tho orlglual pool that
sold It to thu present ownors.
Suroly If tho attempt to pnBS this
measure vicious In its scope ami
ruinous In policy. Is the cUUbo of the
message now being puulishod by fnir
newspaper men because biicli men
wish to harm no enterprise it is
worse than it aimonra on tho surface
and in the end will cause greater and
stronger disapproval among all classes
cf Industry.
The captains or the crooked finan-
cial school have worked In unison
many times and many of tho first op-
ponents to tholr schemes went to tho
scrap pile of politics and many more
may do ro but each year sees part of
the evils remedied and the years sel-
dom unjust In their treatment of men
or Inanimate things will see Improve-
ment made and remedies proposed to
fuither correct tho evils.
NOT DEAD.
Ex-Uovcrnor James Ulghoart. of the
Osngo nation has sent word from
Pawhuskll'he'inidt iWuuV Thoso bio-
graphers who spoke of tho gentleman
lu bo kindly u manner wore at least
rewarded for tholr kindness as tho an-
nouncement of his being alive is ac
companied by tho statement ho appre
ciates inu Kind tlilii.s wild alt houKh
ho prefers to llvo and allow the big
notices of Ulghoart to romnlii In tho
archives. Ulghoart mally is a man of
broad conception and the news of IiIb
being ullvo Is good in many ways. His
people need him very much ut this
time and there la not ono among llioin
but respects and trusts him to the
uttoi most.
The Illinois congressman who pro.
poses to tax all titled husbands forc-
ing collection of half tho luarrlncu
dower is iiot farseolng. Tho girls who
)UrcliaB0 dukos and counts would get
niarnon in isuropo un- our florists
mll1 Bl)u? wrltore would lose
their
takes. Enterprises which can bo
moved iroui ono continent to anothor
can only bo asaessod In an Indirect
manner.
Tho Now York World has found a
now obstacle In Minnesota. Governor
Johnson whom It Arranged to run
against Mr. JJrttn lu the convention
has announced he would like to go to
Denver and favors Minnesota in-
structing lior dolognllon for Mr Ury
an. Thus tho meu -waom the people
trust show tholr discretion and right
to be trusted. The Daue who has
made hlstoo in Minnesota Is to be
one of the national figures and tu
does not aspire to Ube n single rung
of the ladder sent hltn b the New
York reactionary
IF YOU KNEW
Tho morlta of tho Tokiui Wonder
you would uovor auffor from kldnoy
bladder ar rbaumatic troublo. $ bottlo
two months troatntant sold by Drug
gists or by mat!. Sand for testimoni-
als Dr. 13. W. Mall 2928 Olive street
St. Louis.
Contract Still In Force.
Assistant Attorney General 12 O.
Splllinau holds in an opinion that tho
contract made by thu territory of Ok-
lahoma for the care of tho state In-
sane at Norman is still In effeot ami
that Insane persona from all parts
of tho state aro untitled to ndmUslou
to tho institution. ThlB was generally
understood by tho shorlffa of tho
state but some wore lu nouht es to
the legulity or the contract since
statehood.
THE PERFECT WOMAN
18 NOT A FAT ONE.
At tint say the Ideal proportion of
weight InuVomuti ys ao patina for
every root or hor' heights This Would
make a' woman of 6 raet t Incites
weigh 130 pounds S ounces.
If you woigh more than thlB In pro-
portion yon are on the dnnnor lino
ami are likely to got too fat In n rew
years liieek it by taking a teaspoon-
ful after meals and ut bedtime of this
teceipe: 1-s ounce Cannula 1.2 ounce
Pluiil Kxtract Cascam Aromatic and
$ 1-3 ouncoa Syrup Simplex Oot tho
MaunolH salod and mix It with the
other Ingredleute at home This mix
ture Is harpies will not uauso wrink-
les and bus been known to take off
BOVOI) DOUUllS Of flit A Wrtl.W withnit
any help from' exercise or dieting it
is inexpensive.
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HOU
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
'ortyl!ourllt Day's Scsshuu
City HalNGutltrlrj;
Wednesday Jan. 29. '08 1 p. m.
House called to order Mr.
Speaker in the chair.
I'rnvcr bv I he elinnlain.
Roll call all members present
except McCantj; Smith of Custer
Stanger Stivers and Turner.
Mr. Rntcliff was excused for
absence Monda) ami Tuesday.
Mr. Turner was excused for ab-
sence foday.
Mr. Slivers was excused for ab-
sence balance of the week.
The Speaker announced that
this was the anniversary of the
birth of one of the country's mar-
tyred presidents William McKin-
ley and thai an hour would be de-
voted to talks reverencing his
memory. Appropriate remark
were made bv Messrs. Jnpp Jones
Riddle Banks Crouch Aahby
Evans Butler Armstrong Cf Choc-
law. Norvell. N'aiideveilter Urynn
and the following gentlemen who
were invited to spek: lion. O. II.
P. Brewer of ihe Cherokee Na-
tion. J. A. Bttker of Wewoka
member of the constitutional con-
vention; lion. A. S. Wylcy mem-
ber of the Stale Board of Educa-
tion and C. II. PiKman. Chief
Clerk of the House.
Mr. Ezzard presented a petition
.from citizens of Catoosa and
Chelsa which was read and re-
ferred to the committee on Phar-
macy. Mr. William Harrison present-
ed a petition from citizens of Lu-
kafata and Idabok which was
read and referred to the com-
mittee on Protection of Birds Fish
and Game.
Mr. Harris presented a petition
from the citizens of Carter county
which was read and referred to
the committee on Pharmacy.
Mr. Durham presented a peti
tion from citizens of Pottawatomie
county which was read and re-
ferred to the committee on Phar-
macy. Mr. Eaulkuer presented a .peti-
tion from the ctizens of Senti-
nel Okla. whicli was read and re-
ferred to the committee on Phar-
macy. "Mr. Bryatf prtfSUdtCd ft' petition
from citizens of McUoud Okla.
which was read and referred to
the committee on Pharmacy.
Announcement was made of the
presentation by Mrs. Haskell to
the Speaker of a bouquet of carna-
tions. Special message was received
from the Governor recommending
the passage of a resolution relat-
ing to the settlement of the school
situation.
House Concurrent Resolution
No. 18 relating to schools was
passed by unanimous vole.
The Speaker made the following
announcement:
GENTLEMEN:
It is contended that all questions
involving the putting into e'fTcct the
Oklahoma Constitutional provi
sions are in themselves emergen-
cies since Section 45 of Article V
of the Constitution provides that
"The Legislature shall pass such
laws as are necessary for carrying
into effect the provisions of thiB
Constitution;" and one view lipid
tljat. uch emergency lgislacui
carries the clause with it. This
view is held by Judge 1. T. Dicker-
sun ex-Eederal Judge of the
Southern District of the Indian
Terrilnry ; but while I do not at
tin... time hold to this view at ihr
.same time there is reason to believe
that it is a sound legal proposition
that all mandatory provisions in the
Cuufclitution are 0 themselves em-
ergencies and do not require two-
thirds vote thereon ns to the ratifi-
cation of the emergency clause but
1 shall not even hold to this view
at this time ; however since Section
58 of Article V of the Constitution
provides that "No act shall take ef-
fect until ninety days after the ad-
journment of the fcesiion at which
it' was s passed except enactments
for carrying into eflfct provisions re-
lating to Ilia initiative and referen-
dum '' -" 1 shall make the fol-
lowing ruling:
That any question passed upon by
the Initiative or referendum does
not rerjuire m emergency vote to
put it into effect in this state and
that the provision adopted state-
wide prohibition ordinance having
been ratified by a referendum vote
and likewise any other amendment
to the Constitution voted on sep-
arately by the people which shall
receive the sanction of the people
is in the same situation as to the
provisions putting into effect the
provisions of the initiative and re-
lerendum; that they do notremiire
a two-thirds vote upon the sei-
iuiuc rmusc to oc Known as ani
emergency clause btfi they of J
themselves upon passacc by ihe
YESTERDAF
SE JOURNAL
Scgislattlrearry with thcin such
Cmrfgtuey $laisc 1 shall hold
that since tlie prohibition question
has thus been ratified by tile peo-
ple that it was not intended that
a few individual members of this
House of the majority could com'
bine with the minority as they
have done upon the prohibition or-
diuauco?;iggregating but one-third
antf .defeat the will of ffio'ffccM
of this Slate and thai Senate Bill
No. 61. a.? amended having receiv-
ed a majority of the votes of the
memlHjrs elected to and constitut-
ing tilt House I therefore declare
the same duly adopted together
with the emergency clause there-
to attached in conformity with
said Section "f Atlicle V and
tile spirit d'f Ihe Constitution.
I shall further slate thai I do
not at llite time rule upon the pro-
position oi whether a mandatory
provision takes ihe smic legal sta-
tus bu all measures carried by in-
itiative or- referendum 1 am si'c
of this'lcgnl footing and shall so
rule in the future. As staled be-
fore it tjertainlv was not intended
that the minority nartv shouliti
vote solidly as in this case wltlii
bul three exceptions: "Mesisis
Evans. Bowilrc ntiri ( )rmM " ntiit
seek to'lMfTup with a few hldivfO
tmis wlio will not bow to the will
of the majority and thus one third
membership of but one house tie
Teat lite expressed will of the peo-
ple of the whole state at the polls.
WM. 11 MURRAY Speaker.
The following committee reports
were received:
Mr. Speaker:
We. ydur conunittec on Revenue
and Taxation to whom was refer-
red Senate Bill No. 136 by Thom-
as entitled: An Act rcmit'tincr and
annulling the County Tax and
County Levy in certain counties
and declaring an emergency beg
leave to report that wc have had
the same under consideration and
herewith return the same with the
recommendation that it do pass.
ANTHONY Chairman.
Mr. Speaker:
Wc your committee on Public
Service Corporation to whom was
recommitted amended Senate Bill
No. 15 by Brook entitled: An
Act to provide for an eight hour
day for railroad and telegraph or
telephone operators and providing
penalties for the v'olation thereof
beg leave to report that we have
had the s.1tne under consideration
and herewith return the same with
the recommendation that it be pass-
ed with the following amendments :
On page 2 line 10 after the
words "consecutive hours" strike
out the word "rest' substitute
therefor the words "off duty."
Amend section 2 as amended by
adding thereto the following: And
the official' receiver agent or rep
resentative ot sucn person corpor-
ation or association in authority and
personally violating or causing to
be violated any of the provisions of
this act shall be guilty of a misde-
meanor and upon conviction .shall
be punished by a line of no! less
than twenty-five dollars nor more.
than five hundred dollars or im-
prisonment in the common jail of
the county in which the offense is
committed not less than tbittv
days nor more than twelve months
or both such fine or imprisonment
in uie uiscretton 01 me court.
Substitute for section 3. Any
operator who shall tofuse to rom'c
on duty or who shall forsake or
abandon hij post of duty or go to
sleep while on duty during the
hours lie is required to be on dutv
under the provisions of this act or
otherwise violate the provisions of
this act .shall be gtilllv of a misde-
meanor and upon conviction there-
of shall be punished by a fine of
not levs than twenty-frvc dollars
nor more than one hundred dol-
lars. In section 4 sululitutc for same
the following; ''The fines imposed
for violation of this acl upon any
association corporation or receiver
thereof shall bo recovered in any
court of competent jurisdiction in
the county where such fines are im-
posed by proper action instituted
on behalf of the state by the count v
attorney or other officer represent-
ing the state; and such fines when
recovered in accordance with law-
shall le paid into the public School
Fund of tliQ State of Oklahoma."
Strike oiu; the original section 6
of the Bill." '
HAZARD Chairman.
Mr. Speaker:
We. your committee on General
Agriculture- to whom was referred
House 'Bill 'N0'-lob Durante-
titled: An Act to prohibit Bucket
Shops and Bucket Shopping within
this state and to provide penalties
for iis violation beg leave to report
that wc have had ihe same under
consideration and herewith return
the same with the recommendation
tjiat it do pass as amended.
EAUL1N?ER Chairman.
Mr. Speaker:
Wc your committee on Genera
Agriculture to whom was referred
House Bill Mi r i hv Tce. n
m-.i. 4 a C i4 ViS
tiBed Aru Act M prohibit oper-
ling in farm products beg leave to
report that wc have bad tin- same
under consideration and herewith
return the same with the recom-
mendation that it do not pass.
FAULKNEK. Chairman.
Mr. Speaker:
We your conunitec on General
Appropriation to whom was re-
ferred IIousp Bill No. 206 by Mur-
doofc ami Sands cnlHlcIf: An Act
making appropriations for the im-
provement equipment furnishing
and maintenance of (he Oklahoma
Hospital for the Insane beg lertVe
to report that wc have had the satnc
under consideration and herewith
return the same without recom-
mendation. DURANT Chairman.
Mr. Speaker:
We. ;nur committee on Revenue
rfiltl Taxation 1 wliom was refer-
ral House Bill Ni uHj bj Stelt-
inund entitled: An Act to carry
into effect "An Act to remit the
Slate tax of the yenr 11)07" nil(' "an
Act extending the time uf payment
of all taxes clue lVcenibcr 15
.loot" j.fov; ling and "declaring
.j ' i-Tvenrv' bejr lcae lu re-
."'. i'i'I. 'nvc bail the same
" -"trid'rauoii nnd herwith rc-
rn jtfc same with Ibc recommeti
(latJOh that it do pass wuli the fol-
I6vlnr amendments :
In section 4. line 5 ofler the word
"paid" and before the word "pro-
vided' insert the words "as a pen-
alt" for the nun-paMticnt thereof."
In same section line fi after the
word "have" strike out the words
"two weeks" and insert in lieu
thereof the words "fifteen days."
In same section in line .38 after the
word "the" and before ihe word
"property" insert the word '"per-
sonal" ; also in same section line 32
after the word "negligence" and be-
fore the word "shall" strike out the
word "otherwise."
ANTHONY Chairman.
Mr. Speaker;
Wc your Special Committee to
whom was referred House Bill No.
223 by Durham and Ellis entitled:
An Ac' to define lobbying and oro-
viding punishment therefor submit
the following report :
Amend section 1 by striking out
the words "except as hereinafter
provided" and add at the end of
the section the following:
"Provided that nothing in tins
act shall be construed to prohibit
any person not employed for a val-
uable consideration from attempt-
ing to influence bv arguments
briefs or written statements anv
member of the State Legislature1'
Section 2 after the words 'Legis-
lative Agent" and before the word
"for" insert the words "or anv
other capacity."
After the word person and be-
fore the word "corporation" insert
the word "firm."
' Strike out the woul "secretary"
and insert "chief clerk."
Section 7. Amend section 7 bv
striking out the figure "4" and in-
sert 111 lieu thereof the figure "5".
Mr. Butler offered the following
119
POISON
Bone Pains Can
ccr Scaly SHd
Pimples.
completely changing the entire liody
Into a clean healthy condition. Thou-
sands of ensofi cured by I). B. B. nftor
nil other troatmont failed.
RHEUMATI8M OH FOUL CATARRH
with Bhoulder pains lutwldug or
spitting hetidncho. enracho oven old
Btubborn cases of pllee are qtiloltly
cured by Botanic Blood Balm (B. B
B.) becuuBe tlione troublos come fiom
Blood Poison. B. B. B. purlin nml
enriches the blood. You reel that
life's worth living from the very llrst
dona If you have either Hheuttmtisiu
or Catarrh jtwt try B. B. 11. and yuti
will cet well Htirely and nuiokly.
CURES ITCHING ECZEMA
'Watory blisters opon .itching sdres or
all kinds ull leave after treatment
with . B B. becntiKO these troublos
nro caused hy Blood Poison while
B. B. B. kills tho polKo.n make tho
blood puro and rich and henlt ths
sores and stops tho itching forover.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (B. B. B.)
is pleasant and safe to tako; composed
f puro Botanic Ingredients. SAMPLE
SHNT PHEB by writing Blood Balm
Co.. Atlanta On. SOLD BV DRUG-
GISTS or sent by express. ?1 PER
LARGB BOTTLB with complote di-
rections for home cure. Sold In
Guthrie Okla by F. B. Llllle's Drug
Store. Call or write. '
Many people suffer from Blood
Poison and don't know It. Read
symptoms. Easily cured by B. B B.
If you hae aohos and palng In
bdnos back or Joints. Itching. Scabby
Skin blood feels hot or thin;. Swollen
Glands Risings and Bumps on ih'q
skin Sore Throat or Mouth fulling
hair Plmnles or offensivo umitions
Cancerous Sores. Lumps or Sores on
wps aco or any part of the body.
Rash on Skin aro run down or ner-
vous Ulcere on any part of the body.
Carbuncles or Bolb TAKE BOTANIC
BLOOD BALM ( B. B. B.)' GUARAN-
TEED to euro even the worst and
most deop-soated cases B. B B.
drhea all poisonous matter from tbo
system and sends a flood of pure
rich blood directly tn the skin sui
faoe' In tnte Wa'r sr Eruptions.
Pnnpfcw and every evidence or Blood
Poltion are Qttlokly heald aBdmtreL
1L
II
r"CM I T'
rctooIutfbuV vVlilcli was adopted:
"Resolved by the 1 louse of Rep-
resentatives that the Sargent at
Arms be instructed to procure a
United States flag and see that it
floats over this building at all
limes when this body is in ses-
sion." The following were read the
irst time and made special order
or second reading the next lecis-
hlivn flrtirrf r t It r 1
....... -."j c i ) 'i f j .
JOIUI KC5O1UU0U P0 4. IV UU-
yant and McCalia defining emer
gency njgisiauuu.
House Cotfijurrcnt Resolution
No. 19. by Faulkner relating lo
inscriptions on cbftfs.
senate um io. 120 uy stew-
art.
The following bills were inlro-
xiticcd and read ihe" first time and
made special order for second
reading the next legislative da :
House Hill Mo. 34 by Raincy
entitled "An act prescribing a pen-
al t fqr the violation of Art. 2 Sec.
48-9 of the constitution of the
Stale of Oklahoma and prohibit-
ing Ihe destruction of the records
books and files of eorxuittions"
Tbilisi Rill No. 325 by McAdou
b request entitled "An act tu pro-
vide foi the clerks of the county
courts in the stale of Oklahoma
and declaring an cmergeuc."
l House Bill No. 326 by ' .
entitled "An acl to regulate the
practice of deitistry in the state
of Oklahoma ; creating a board of
examiners and preset ibing the du-
ties thereof."
House Bill No. V7 by Vaide-
Venlcr. entitled "An act providing
Tor boards uf education in cities uf
ihe first class holding over until
the next regular election and de-
fining their duties and powers."
Messengers anived from the
Senate bearing Senate Bill So
138 by Stewart ; which had pars-
ed that bodv. and enrolled cop uf
Senate Cuiuurrcut Resolution No.
Sleeping
DAILY
GUTHRIE and MUSKOGEE
Yd The K ATY
Lv GulliTie 0 '21 p. m. Lv. Muskogee fi.15 p. m
Ar. Muskoiroc--..9.45 a.m. Ar. Culhrie . . 1U.05 :i m
I rW5v
M. N. C0C11RELL A (J. 1IIXON
i mmL
Depot Frt.'Agt. Oity Pass. Agt.
Phone No. 770. Ill W. Oklahoma Ave
ms&tsBZsauBa . ummmai.1 fte sKsxsnazmax? TOsssraaysstaaagBf Jrwaa
School Books and School Supplies.
Drugs and Druggist Sundries. Paints
and Paint Brushes.
Lowncys Fine Candy and Cigars.
All at the Lowest Price that can be
made on First Class Gocds.
Renfro9s
lDrug Store A
200 W. Oklaliuma Avenue.
White House
Coffee and Teas.
Beamer Grocery Co.
PHONE 8
30 and Senate Bill No u wliiilt
copies the Speaker signed in open
session.
The following were each read
the sccotui time and references
made as indicated:
House Bill No. 298 By Mf. Nor-
vell lo Codification Style and
Arrangements.
House Bill No. 209 B Mr. Not
vollrtjRaj(ision and Certification
pfcftJP No. 300 Uy Mr.
wiuiMJii to uencrat Agricul-
ture.
House Bin No. 301 Bylr' Hart
to Oil and Gas.
House Bill No. 302 By Harl
lo Banks and Banking.
House Bill No 3MBy Mr.
Branson to b'ive Ctvilired ami
Olher tmliuii Tribes.
House Uill No. 304 -By Mr.
Branson to Jtulici.in.
llou.se Bill No 305 --Uy Mr.
Branson to Revision and f'odi-
iicvtfon of Law.s.
Hoi se Bill No. 30U U Mr. Mo
Adu to Itulician
I louse 1 1 ill No. 307- !v Mi. V
H Harrison to Tmliciarv.
House Bill Nu 3 Bv' Mi.
Hawknts. lo (ienit.d pptupri-
Itlotls
House HJll N. VJ() .nv r.
Hawking. lju yarol'ouscs .mil
liram Mevalots. '
HottM- BijUSo. I Jiiu-By Mr
llawknis. to Jiimriart.
House Bill i. 11 -B Mr
O'Neal to Judicial . -House
Bill No. 31J- Bv Mr. O'
Ncal. tu Judiciarx.
Ilottv Bill'No. 313 Bv Mt. Boi-
ler to Revenue and r.ijjtiou.
House Bill No. 314 B Mr Mar-
tin lo Private Corporations.
House Bill No. 315 -By MP B.ts
dial tu Banks and Banking.
Huti-e Bill No. 3if- In Mr Il.u
rtson of Ilnghes. to Mat .unl
(Coutlnued fioifi I'oge l )
Car Service
BETWEEN
Also Union Depot
anon or tfUcKut
Shops and gamb
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