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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL L9, 1020
SALARY CLAIMS
ARE DISALLOWED
Senator Who Voted for
Extra Funds Not Al
lowed Payment.
MAY BE PAID LATER
C. A. Dcannon May Obtain
Money From Another De
partment uh Uoad Officer.
OKLAHOMA UITY. April 2 - He
OHUc hii a member of the Mate nun
ate nt t lie niei-ml enHton (if the leg
Islntiiro iHBt wlnioi Ii" bad volod for
h hill appropriating money for pay
ment of ii itefirleiny Halm lnfii
tviilrh III mlury it ioit roail In
Hpcnlur wim paid, the twlnry claim of
C. A. pearmon of III" hlKltwiiy de
partment won illmllfiwoil today hy
Prank (' Carter, elato nuilltor.
Tho offlrn tif post road Innpeelor
wait crcnUd Hlnun tlio liiMt rewilar
momIoii of Iho loRlilaturo und Deiir
inon'n wiln rv wim paid from n
deficiency fund until Urn leglttUturo
provided money hy appropriation In
Fehruiirj. The nudllnr bold thiil
since OfMrmtiii h.id vnled for Iho
appropriation for IiIn nlaty In Hie
ii'wlv creHled poHltlon, the claim uiih
HlfK.il. Tho uilury In $2r.O u month
Henry Wood. wltito liluhwny com
mUwIoner, h-ild tonlisht Iho auditor'"
legal ptwltlon on the lie.trmon nuliiry
pi ninthly will ho P'ltit from another
tloflclen'cy. . . i
Also the. nlldltor disallowed 11 eliiltn
todny for thn ruilary of I'. J. Mur
hour, rlitlni clork of tho board of
publlo nffnlr. mndo for 1!00 r
month ii;tilnat thn Iiom'iI ejttru
help fund. Tim clulm wiui prtmontod
nrjaltmt that fund. It wan mittl. In
order to pay Harbour In Incroaned
wlury whllo lie lieh! the office, of
filing clerk and auditor for which
tho flxet milary lit 1 126.
SUED BY GAS COMPANY
I. UK Mandlnn llNpulf Willi City
Dl-M'llipl IjMWMllt. 1
HpUlle Th World.
mil MliJI.-t nMi, . Aurll 2R A
tlb-piile of long rttnndlng hetwtien the
"4 ly Roxernmont nrnl tint I'awhiiMka
nil Ar (las 'o. culminated todny In
tho fllliiB of a milt In llio dlntrlct
eouit iiKiilriNt the city by Uio com
pany for thn nmn of 3fi,000, Of thin
total 111 000 I a claimed to bo duo
for gas furnUthed prior lo duly 1,
1HIO, and the balaiiuti fir gna furn
ished nlnco .inly 1. 'In tbat dato tint
rorporatloi nommltutlon twined an or.
tier forbidding tho looai ruh company
from furnishing free gas to tho olty
or to any other patrornt, It la (lleged
by the company. Tho c.ompiuiv furn.
Ished tho goa and presented lit bill,
Mhlch t'.io city v.numl'wlon rofUHed
to pay. Kollowlng tho dntvrvontlon
by tho corporation rtiminlnBlon tho
comti.inv him contlnui-d to mipply gait
lo tho city ponding tho aottlomcnt of
thlit account.
The iran company In It.t petition
contends that tho city km plant linn
in reality been tlomandlng froo khh
from thn company whllo at tho n.vmo
tfme competing with Uio company by
soiling to private customer.
Mil it Kirpimrt Clillitrrn.
MIAMI. Okla., April 38. Iluther
than rtcprlvo the children of tho
mipport of their father ty nendlnc
''him lo Jifl after ho hud tioen found
guilty of wlfo and child abandon
ment. JudRo C, H. Wortman of t,lie
county court hero today nenten-eed
Vorgll Cammell to pay 113 n. week
to tho support of liln two chlldron
and divorced wlfo and placed him
under bond.
Stulv IlricfH
MIAMI. Apill L'l Twnt nlin-
piiplln will he gindiiHtM ftun th
IllKh nuhonl at thn comim in enieni
t t ri tncii here May I I'mr A t'
I'urton of Okluhom.i iifiUfrnliy will
deliver tho adilreitu Olrli riulii'ini
her tho hott In thn i Ihb 17 In I J
ItttHt year there win only one Imy
RradiiHln.
flfinilt, April it. A ' Imbv
week" will he held hre oiim (i ni
In June, hi ronllng to plann m.tdt
hv MImi Murmtrnt ttuvldwin i..uih
Iteil I'riMk mime, who In no cm
tliivtlliR Rlnaac In hRlne and i.im'
of children .
MIAMI, April 811.- Willi m,gm 'l..
ennta ii pound And llttln tn l bad
at that price. rmMaurnnt m n arr
tlilnklnn tit havlnK two pni'n on
ooff--ll oentR plain or r. . m .
welenil. I'olnloeii gell ni o irnin
a tioimd, and anup I prnituin m mi
all nu'ium.
I'ONf'A CITV. April I mm
th Vrunk llimh ruin h in I'-i-n-tminty
co mm thn nrnvn of the .1. iiii
of "Hit? Joe." a hoar tin1.
hroiiKht aoveral yearn kro fimn Mm
nourl. Ho had novor btmn dt'i.ii-d
ii n a prlno winner wliemvoi f-1 . 1 . I
and wan Hit (Ire of many pne win
nnro.
I'ONOA flTT. April "S com
pany In bemit uikhiii"! mil lot il'
Hllil Illni'kWoll elm I Iml.li I I.I l.i It r
over and opi rn'r n it ri ; or inf.
throughout Dm m. hiiuihi .,im r.
capltalled f.'i JKMMIfl'p l;r idfi.
i
.Mill. i i, i". if a thefe two fui. ipnwnre Ii, , . l,a, ben mi.
iiIii i.k hir been taken on cafes n with pncuinctiu at hii ho up lif
rk.imim fuy Kim and Kxi etalnr but Inn phvHliirt Iir t I. ( .,lr-
HptliiKi Mo lepoitH thut i,.. i, !, w (,,, of d.imc'i
l'AWvi;l. April Z8 Major l.lllie and doitiif wei'
I . I . I .' t A p. i 2H T r r 1
I rr- tint ber ii bo d t ) ,( I , s (
'periiive t;rlii roiiit,i', i Oip.r
jziii'iri inmnlv ut r.n i - a vf
f ' i r t.) tuno the vh it
. o . I, i iiiiiin-a.n a Rood mar
I ii Hricn were Ino.r 1
i ' . i' d tlu prue paid is t? 50.
rrrr -
Try Our Dally
Luncheon
at the
SriMCIlIOIt TI1A UOOM
You Can Make
500 to 1000
a Month IWilllnii
mFUWb"TLojJr
in Totirrnmmiinlly on lhiNw Won.
dirful Mill nniirrrlaiK iiiIIIIiik ex.
lnlrnce iircttinry
Be n Miller
itnd tiitre n illntilfirit pertnnnent
I. in I ntn Uiat "III rnrn you utrmly
prnfits tlie entile inir
(illnd oiir liniup grown uhrnt
upiily your ( uiiiiiKinlty with itouriiiirl
ffnl. Von xir the lirlght cm Hie
Mhrnt ii'iinir nut, und the (lour and
frrd mnitiiK In.
Hfl.l mining the trculnr tnllllne
rrohH sou lift thr Mtln plofit of ui.lV
lllir "A MltTTUR IIAKKI'.t, OK
Kl.ni'lt CllltAI'HU ' nn the famoui
"MIDOHT MAHVItl,." The newiun
rrn, tlf-cniilalii(it. nnr mini, toller
(lour mill Hint I rrvolutlontilnv thr
luilllnKlmluMry. U lenulie Irthim
half the iMiwrr nnd littmr of lheiMU,il
toller lull! nnd mule n rreuniv white,
tieller ll.iTninl Hour tint ictnlutthe
lienllh ImlMlnir vitAmluf nnd liic
uaturul ret llnvor ol the wlirut.
Our cu.liiliirn nte ulvcutlic ptlvl.
lrKetriiitiKourNutloiiullyaUveitUed
liiand.
"FLaxfo" Xhcrfir
"hmoui for lt riTor
We fiitliUh the Met nllli rour
nine piinlnl on them. Ol'u hl'.U
VIC15 tlltfAKT.MIlNI'etniulneiiMm.
pletf of your Hour fiery thirty dd)!i
Hnil keertA our ptfliiiH up tn our
Mgti 'lrtnvo"tAU(!ird. Wctntt ynu
In tmilnf with our " Confiitenttdl
helling i'lnn"and teneli oiilheluil
neof mllllnir nnd elllug flour You
can mutt In till niwt delichtfully
profllnhlctiutlnei, wltli our UbalteU
pertiny. mill willing
little n $1,500 enpb
I.il. Other ilm up
lo'.OOhnrrrh.
OvcrJOWi-orainunl-tlM
alrrndy have
Midget Mnrvel Mill,
htmt now milling
l'Uo' Kloutlnyour
own rommunity l-e-fore
Home une elr
Uket aitvxutnge of
thU wonderful op
ituiiumiy
The Anelo-Americnn Mill Co,
?7-im iru.tni.i,,. Owentboro. K,
liKaMBBn
gagaiaaRy
TfThe best kind of economy
I know of is either to
flWear your old clothes or
else buy good new ones.
flFITFORM ready mades
and "MY," line of tailoring
are
flThat kind and don't cost a
fortune either
Ready Mades $45 to $75
To Order $60 to $100
.MOTKL.TUtJSA'DLDO
The Famous Thor
Washing Machine
LADIES
i ti.i ii, in i- ,,-ir wiiKly ironiriK demon
' i .i 1 1 f -n ulll bo held on ii tn ii t thin
,'fn rmiMii our ntleMroom firim 2 to
, p. rt t "tn'- iiii.l brinK .tnir frit nil-
Makes wash fin a
plea.siirc hv eliminal
iiiK the (IrtnlKery.
WunhuM perfectly the
hfiiviest woolen hlaii.
ke( or dainty lin
Kerie. Costs onl.v a
few eontH to operate
and does far better
work than tho aer
n?e waHhwoman. A
small cash payment
and the balance on
easy monthly terms,
places a Thor in your
home.
Dodge Electric Co.
110.121 I JiiHt Snviiiil Strtyt I'lmnc Cellar 1 1 III
'Mm HniihO tif S'rli-i', I air DcnlliiK mill tuiilllj
Uxliihition and Sale of
Persian Cats
TODAY
HY MRS. II. DAM'Omi
Of the lmh'iwndvnce Cattcru
All Slock I'cdijirvcd and Itva'islevcd
On Salt'
TODAY, I'lll DAY and SATURDAY
A T
Mrs. De Haven's Flower Shop
,'ilS South Main St.
Butter-Mi
Ik
The '
Health
' Drink
Bottled Fresh Eyery Day
Every grocery store, soda fountain and
cold drink dispensary should have it, as
we have a supply for them.
Pure White Dairy Co.
PHONE OSAGE 5330
XI
Ji. "Dead Engine " in the tt'arclmuse Olstrict. Many a truck owner is surprLicd when ha learns that SH.-i per cent, of all "accidents " to tho
avcrasn truck can be predicted from its specifications and the parts from which it is assembled
Has the American Business Man
Time to Save Money.
GENERAL SAM HOUSTON
. built nn empire in the South
west, simply by doing the
next thing every day as it came nlonp.
Reconstruction will probably have
to be managed pretty much the same
way producing with one hand and
saving with the other, day after day.
The Packard people do not pretend
to authority on any subject except
transportation. But they can show
the American business man records
of savings in trucking costs 10 per
cent, in gasoline, 18 to 22 per cent,
in time, up to 30 per cent, in ton
mile cost.
They can show him, too, how to
apply the same me.thods to his own
business.
PACKARD has done away with
excess costs in gasoline, not
only through the remarkable ability
of the Packard Truck Engine, but
especially by means of the Packard
carbureter.
Here is a carbureter built especially
to stand the vibration of a truck at
work. The float feed positive and
precise. The carbureter water
jacketed and mounted high up on
the cylinder bloc; so that the gas is
warmed by the motor, and fed to the
engine ready to flash into power.
Packard docs away with excess
f riction and pil wastage, by the pre
cise and positive alignment of parts
from end to end of transmission.
It saves oil again by the close fitting
of pistons and rings and by prevent
ing loss of oil through drip.
It saves tires by distribution of
load, by .the positive and uniform
action of the clutch in fact, by the
engineering design of the whole
Packard rear end.
Dynamometer tests on Packard
Trucks show that the Packard de
livers 86 per cent, of Engine-power
to the rear wheels on low gear, and
94 per cent, on high.
YOU often hear it said that Ameri
cans arc too busy making money
to save it.
Yet business men who keep accu
rate cost figures on Packard, as
compared with the average truck,
standardize on Packard.
"Ask the Man Who Owns One
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Detroit
Packard Oklahoma Motor Co.
PHONE OSAGE 7900
1200 SOUTH BOSTON
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