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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 0 MUSKOGEE WINS DEBATE HONORS The Mortuary "l RETURN BODIES "SHIP SERVICE DROPS Claims Honors by Margin of One Vote in Tri angular Contest. TULSA BREAKS EVEN Taken One and Loses One on Harbor Arbitration Battle; Heats Oklahoma City. MiKfiKi: nkla.. March It. m wkegM toniftil area ih trlontu- , lohHto between Ins high schools of Oklahoma CM?, Tulsa and Mus kner. ' (,kl.ihnm i i y won over Muskogee, Irbatlnl in fiktshnma City hy o lKr 5 decision, of two to one. Mus koe won over Tulsa st TtllSO by . ilon of three 10 none an'l Tulsa o ir Oklahoma Clt) ut Tulsa f hi ' n to one. Bath illy won a derision, but by i tin t.rms of the Bftrermrnt under Wl Bh ili debate was held, hiith off t la I lsld, the final award. r a tie was to tin made, on ; ud(S' vote Muko(r won thai ,.f four ludKo" Oklahoma City of iliree und Tulsa, of two. tt aaj ,m even break for Tulsa .n trlansulsr high school dsbatlng i DStWSSU Tuisa. Muskogee Oklahoma City With co.n pul OrJ arbitration the question' team log! to Muakogeo at MuskOftSS and won from Oklahoma i r i' In -rry rasi; the arrinna- . tty . ,. team Itl thg three contest rnr- rir.i away ins dsclslon of the lads. 01 thomg CHj h lath's debater fell before ths argumcnla of the Tulaa1 nri org hen ihey orogMd swords I in the high srhool auditorium yea-1 lerdal morning Tulsa's tram which, tvon b) a. two to one deeiaion waai compootd of Mortimer Kanaom, 1 UndOP. Knight and Max Goldstein ilcfrnd".) ths affirmative of the 1 1 1 e . -1 I ion "llesolvod, that the federal gov- ' J nenl enact legislation providing i ,f eompulgory arbitration of labor I 1 (Maputo In public BSTTlOS Industrie. ." i and the Oklahoma City team rom- J ad of l.oren Kohle, Arnold Klelg , ' William Oarrett argued the1 Dtmth e s:d. v i Ham Oarreit of Oklahnm.t and Undon Knigh: of Tulsa he strongest speaker in the J conical The capital ity boys used i sir main argument that com- ' p flaory arbitration wraa unfair In j It If i ' forced the Ulorer to worlf j It lid h m an Injustice and If l per- i ttcd him not 10 work it wronged tha eniploer. They alao argued 1 ibal aj oompulsory arbitration had j failed In Australia. Canada and N Kealand it could not work here. ; Of 'he Waiting teams aald that the burden of proof rested with , Tu v.i .,nd that the local debaters: would have to prove that a remedy i needed for present conditions. Li COmpUlgOry arbitration was thai remedy, that compulsory arhl '!,,tion waa not unfair and that a better solution could not he found. The principal pointa of the affirm ative w-ere ahowlng the present lltiona, and then giving compul sory arbitration aa a remedy. One ipaajtor quoted Samuel Gompera. I i Merit of the American Federa t on of Ijftbor, as saying: "Iibor can strike for any reason or no' :ind no man can keep them from II " Another apeaker said that abor u.is unpatriotic during ths w.ir wliiie our aotdlers were fight and dying in Kurtvpe, the three b otherhoodl said, "unless our de mands are met, your soldier can starve." boul 1 imo stud"nu heard the debate and the auditorium was crowded. .I'idgee for the debate were: r. W. Wenner nf Wart- i lohn Lofty of Miami, and To'hn Hefle) of Henryetta. Funeral services for Ml I 17 ihCtb I'ackaru, hn du.i lati Thursday night at the home Of her daughtel Mm Tina Terrell, I 1 IF. ISaal roa Vjtrla wart held .. :i ... I... I'ri.l o afternoon l!e. ,' I' Sotlei official ed Hunal waa In Boss lit. I Offfl( tery. Hurvial are Mi - TIM TeffOll a d.iughiri I. I Packard of K.insa Clt) and Mbsrt l aokard of indi.i uapulis sons. VERDICT IS AFFIRMED - j J. ClllCk, I DB1 kJIMj "I I nils i.-in, tit, Must 'vrilc ,. 'IVk- iiir TtTUI. . KANSAS ITV March 1J The1 gUpramt COtirl of Missouri today :,r- finned the verdict of the lon court here, eontenctng Joogph s vhiek, jr., to two years In the m nlieiitlai y for: einhejilemenf, geoofalnfl to Inetrge llona received late loda t Harve) C, Hoffman, coun'v marghal. la hold Chirk under arrest awaiting Hie ai rival of an officer of the rnii'.:n' court The tperlfic charge on which chick waa convicted pi iho cm besslomonl of 11.(11 from IBe funds of Mrs. Amanda Konnody, v llont of the t'hlck Investment COCnpany of which the convicted man was hod The trial on that charge followed h acquittal on a -harg of cniho..le mint of funds from the Bcarrltt Htbln training school, a Itllaalongry preparaton' school, of which hp was acting aa treasurer. The marshal pined Chirk under arrot and is holding him awaitlnfj fhc arrival of an officer ft m Jef. fcrann City Chek waa OOnVlCted In the circuit eourt here a year ggo. Appeal was taken and he Iiuk been .1 : liberty on bund since. ' 1 rtd Rule Committee Meets. NEW VoltK. Mar. h 11 Mem bera ,if the reoMHtll rules committoe will hold a clinic ovci the gridiron code here tonight for the fiist time in several years ItadicaTs among football coaches and officials who are advoeating a number of rfhangea In the rules will be given a hearing, but few if any, , hangoa are eg pt cted. WHY COUGH AND" COUGH AND COUGH? Relieve it with Dr. Bell's Pinc-Tar-Honey ARE you going to let it otirk and become a i hronn ( ondition? Of course notl Not wl en you know you have a preparation likeLk. Bell's Pine-Tar-Monev to loosen if up aprl so allow Nature to rid you 01 it The first elosc will produce gratifying results. The second and thirtf trill on vince you that Dr. Bell s I'ine-lar-Honey is an enemy to a cold. The preparation is second to none for its soothing, relfevinjf effects. Coughs, la grippe, bronchitis, asthma quietly relieved bv Dr Bell's Pinc-Tar-Honey. 30c., 60c., 11.20. All Druggists. OF DEAD TROOPS - Kakor Announces That 60,000 Bodies Are to He Hrought Home. wAstHINOTOtf. March : : The t.odu r of ,,h( ut a.noo ,vf the Amei i can dead tn Cr.inoe trier be returned to the United fJtatas), wttlta between i "no and :'..nnn will remain per- I IlianOaUy inteired svrr-nei, Se. if lary itaktr i. formed Cnatrman Wub-worth of the senate military l miiilllei i The aeerolary, who srrote .ii re I 'ponse to a senate reesdut Ion, call- mated the cost nf ratunttng the dead and concentrating the bodies re madnlng in cemeteries ova moan at Ifto.ooe.eAf conganHort of tni . I'rencli lm importation svwtenie end shortage of materials ne,d in the ii. nii'f ict.irn fif eofflns i hand'eap I pine the wurk Mr Maker mid I While 111 bodies of rnertcnit I dead have been returned from Areh angd. feeietary rtnker gald the - tme ntimner M.ll remained In 1 northern ru.-e.-i and that II wan In Iprohnliie that anytlilng eould nt i done lownird their removal for a lyonr l-'vacn it .in of bodies tn RnglaAd j i- progressing, rv added, while in IflnlV all bodies have been troncon ' led i -adv for retui'i to this imin try. O'lhiwri Ships sladdeav ) DBNVgin, Mnron if. - Mikc i 'I'Dnwd of SI Paul, middleweight champion of the world, tonight knocked out Tommy Madden of lirooklvn In the third round of a scheduled lt-round Tout here. icr n.iv- Denplln t a, i i hal Punnnaen lm rtvtsvss Itesil hprtlce N "i Half Its b'l iM'i M.n k asm I i i l oN. Marnh i : AI thoiKh Ml" vol id" ship tonnage b. greater than before ih. wur. snrvlce rendered is not mori Hi it, nnshall nf what ii formnrlj eras .i n Itoe eeier, formerly director of opera tbma of the hh-pplng board, totbiv told the son tie et.iut,n ri t-oli iitiHee Melavs, , ' ill k."'t- hive r.d iced mute-la'. the effjrlenc) of lh M tiels. lie said. Inat.ini ing stokes I many coin, ti It s The e'atemei i renulled from an effort b Senator Melt tier, dt no cat of Itttrlda, to get an SStlmalt ai io what American tonnage be The Wltneai '.plod Milt t flL.ur.. nut of the ekv Would l jf.tfo.nag deadwelghl Ions but was hard to estlio it the bSSl i Iraffld to tn' egirrled becsu f lln low gaftrlng now maintained To inevent autPnAblles freest rag In cold garages an inventor has It eiKtied a kerosene better With I flue thai 01 reels warmed an against she fr. nt of Ihelf radiators Ossl Dirael Witt Idsnalaeturer vevf paj ma isensssssai at. nsj . k, sas ' yatwt t- . " o. '. in m, snann.a . f i. .". tf, IfSl, SMI. . .a. i i . . . nlr gJ.BS. ea t- r, ... , franttl I ! t, MllBlatu't rf Hmm, l4J. Geo. W. Kritxer, II tjnii, lit ftrt, in. TOWN TALK MILLINERY i. Id M I III I Mil I M'l l I A Pre-Easter Sale ! STREC1 . DRESS AND TAILORKD HA IS $ 8.50 Inrludrd An- Modrl Hals 'tin. gtesiieni care ha been taken in eelrxiing Mil- group -.r new frenh mil liner, to liinri I he Inelndlltg t.f etrrv ntithentlc stylet matrrtuls and color Hlgs I OWN TALK MIULINERY Hunt-Murry Co. 215 S. MAIN ST. r A Fine Laxative ForC:hHdrrn Promptly, tntoothly, rnniffrt.th! . Fo-Do Xmx function (he tHrwUi und wtir the tm-pid tlw. Not a purntjv tike raU.mpl m, hut a fjen'i-. uf' pmay-in action laxutlvr (or tbt wholdt family that fflfxtivHy rr?m.-vei mate. i Pair! Political A-lvrrUrmrni I How About This Mr. Bohn? WON'T YOU PLEASE ANSWER? You probably realize, Mr. Bohn, that you are ;t part of the Hubbard administration that has the nerve to claim that it has made good ; therefore, these questions are pertinent and important. Ti e fveople of this cit.r desire to know if If is not a fad thai Lomn ".sinner Hohn'a official acta as Poll OS Commissioner were '' estimated h the attorney general department of the stats of Oglahpmg In the fall nf 1918. and If It la not n fart that a written iep .rt was made by the attorney general Investigators, showing I mi Ismj-e Joints were being openlv and notoriously operated IB the city of Tulsa at the time this investigation waa triads ' Is it nn' a faet that the last Tulaa ceunty grand lurv Investigated your official arts by calling, witnesses iQ tesiifv as in moral col ditinns in the cltv of Tulsa at the time the grand jure wag Id I Mon i March, 1919). Is is not a fact that two of your police officer,, were ladlctod Nt the grand lury charged aa being the part owners ..f a gambling dive In West Tulsa' li It not a faet that the Dud Moore p'a.e ha been running Openly and notoriously on Best Third street for the pasl lis 'Months where men .-,nd hrns huve been fleeo.d out ofa Iheir tjf money? Is it not a fart that a gambling joint haa been Operated ov 'rand theater on Kast Second StTSSt, snd no arrests have mads by your police force on account of these violations' r ih 1 ou are a public official and the people of Tulsa ele. ted you lo 'lie office u, t you hold. Now tell us truthfully nhogt th. n I and things are have inquired about, .mil whin you Ordered Ihs gamblinf' joints to close after t ." ministers of Mi nil f,!e, attention to the evils which were being permitted 10 ' "urish and grow in our city. Pollack's Toggery 217 SOUTH MAIN Special One-Day Offering 350 Spring Suits M $10 Saving on Every Suit Today Only Thja offer is made possible through a very special purcHasi bj our rr.sitjpnt New York buyer. Your choice from Tricotinrs, Serges, Poirct Twills, Fancy Weaves. Kach suit prcsrnts Individual style touehns urnl a choice f nil spring shades. Save $10 From Regular Prices Today You will find by comparison thai ths savings art; on the same quality suits anywhere, Dresses Special Blouses $3 l-:; 1., 40' Entire stocks of Spring1 Dresses in Tricotine and Taffeta can be pur chased today at greatly reduced prices, ranging from $11-95 to S200 a lues rodajr we offer Spring itylng in Qnorestts and Irsps tie Oh Ins Blnusas at the abovn gpoial pr ilan Kstrn aluc mi mi otiu r i wv Blouses SPRING SKIRTS SPECIALLY PRICED FOB TOD AYS SELLING SILK UNDERWEAR .MA.W EXTRA SAVINGS Foil H (DAY'S SHOPPER .rv g -v "v r r r tfvjne ) vjner A rvn Snrind Hats X s r s a a a a Ss i i jtr A wide ariciv for choosing in straws. Lisere Braids, trans J ut .iwl (itln.r itiiwl.'- ' Mi.. lii'U.' I . . , i i i I . i . e . . -. t i i , ti u with brims turning hack from face, Gel your new hat today at thia special one-day pri 1 217 South TI 11 1 9 r - - 217 S 217 South in. Oklahoma s Finesl Store fr Women I TV-LJ"'Te,,M,c or qiJAL'Tv ) Women' Store Sciond riiMir .119-321 South M-tn tw .rsL u a .. J s T.T ev , i Women's and Misses' New Spring Apparel Moderately Priced For tddaj and Monday a Special Sale event of fine 4 PA Taffeta Dreisei at P44sOl Dozens nf new and pretty stylos, novel effects with frilling, ruffles and fancy trimmings, r in combination of taffeta and fancy georgette. Even new style feature i delightfully represented and the uality of the hiIKm ia particularly noteworthy. Colors are blat'k, navy, w I brown, new blue, taupe, etc. Only one drons of a kind. All sizef. High Quality Suits Specially priced for today and Monday at $74.50 Materials are tricotine, poiret twill, and a fine quality men's wear lerge, Plain tailored and fancy models with straight, youthful lines, livery suit in lined with fanc.s pussy willow silk. Iii navy and tan only. All sies. New Coats Specially Priced at $34. 75 All the beautiful Spring styles and colors are shown in this assortment. Materials include siver tip, homespun, wool Jersey and Polo cloth. An exceptionally large showing of really fine coats at tin.', moderate price. All sizes. Lovely Spring Blouses Of georgette, crepe de chine und wash satin are here in a wondrous assortment. Plain tailored and fancy waists with every new aiuf becoming style feature. $9.75 to $34.75 in- ToatMl norma lw 'd of rnmod hj t.Hlfili '" Lhki-I aid poT u',aa f,! rtcl hod1 Dr. Arthur Campbell Kyn, Car Nona and Tbmat SixUUit ; ; Mnr Ii I jr . Wf I SPECIAL TODAY ONLY Two estra special!' ac "Candies That Are Different" CHOCOLATK KUDGE 60c PEANUT BRirrLE 45c Itt -s'tll l AO Hltlllll SUPERIOR TEA ROOM OSAGE Grocery and Market 107 BtUt I irst Street We Have a Good Supply of Fat Young Hens We Dress Ourselves Swifi s Plenls M at IIIM 0001 BmOkod Hat un lr lb I txf liat tin Kril.i i tv. ILson's crtlfu l KaUHOt half or wlntlr, pound Cfcoloo nollsd RomI pttuntl Vsftl Iloost t.f Hh"ii' lsr. lb Vftal BfSSSt lo sluff. pountl i Chtiira, laftgs of LftaVtb pnuriil . . , rrih Spars Hihs pound 22c 38c 28c sklnnsd 35c 30c 25c 15c 30c 25c I'.. i k Shoul Rosst, lb 25c 8 sS Compound Usdlum slss Ad tranos eompound t i.faahtond pur Cit I. nil, lores slss i . . ii. in Kui MorsarlMt litiUMil ... nitts Ribbon oolorod UarsorloOi 1 1 $2.30 $1.15 $2.50 33c 38c 4 , ... 40L Msgii' Mast pint 70c 10c Beat Breakfast Bacon, sliced, one pound package 50c Main rouacKS loggery Ma I A Voter in 514 South Main St. iU