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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1021 3 mnnrp OOCiDCQ ' Kansas Citu Sustains hUKDllO OUU1ALO ! fire fj0SH 0f $50fi00 'YANK' SCHOOLS i HIGHLAND CHOICE WINS IN CONTEST KANSAS CITY Mo. On 19 Twn homes weie lumnlctt-lv burned i nml a half doirn other In the liloi-k were slliehtly damaged by . . , msj,- hwk were siiieutiy ilunisaeu iy Oorq Vocational 1 rainillg fin. which marteri In a lumner pile t,L..1q Aw niscniirnir- ,!" "J? "r ''f.. "f. ?.lL'In?l!!!!? JVv3"ta - w o i I'uiiuuiBn hi aim nna i.rsnu avenue imr Rn Vnr l1'1'" this afternoon A foilsk wluri , lMJ, k3U J. ui fanned tin- War Tin- loss wnsl " estimated at IfiO.uoi) BUT 5,000 BENEFITED WOULD ENDOW BAC0NE Methods Pursued Not Basical ly sound and Thousands of Veterans Arc "Paying" UA.-iI! KOTOS, fret. 19. T'ttvc tl, ,1 , .-una of the Kovernmont'n -'II llllllltllt, .j - v t . , fur li'avr been "most die- Col. Charles II. l'nrhou. d,r, ' t ,,f tin- veterans' buronu, dn r.,i -,iiy 111 a report to l'resl- d, n Harding. Hi-sr-ni yi-t cit -!-tat" i!h- mil noon wittiest tlio third ,.iry of the HlKIllMlf of tlio ' lorlies pointed out, "and i 5 000 of the thousands who ,k-n oeatlonal training havo liibUIUted to become Useful in' " a 'i ( S'1 ii i IX in said lila personal Investl ,f (fovernnient vocational - IihiI convinced lilm Hint tlio ... ....rancul WHa Mill "1 1.1 fttf'll 1 's- . 'i ' and rcpeutcil his recom- :i mr wie eniuuiioiiuiiJHi ,1 vnallonul unlvoistty. . ,uti":i of all contracts with i-rinotrra who am eharjjed iih iUir from serlvoe men and g money from the treasury onc-ratluti of no-called "vo- ca'i nn institutions" would bo next ,;(.! i h,s i anipaiKii ur oj-kiihu men s-ald. strikeTinng" on labor board - .-rr.u mo?.: r.ui: osr. lc prmlilcnt or tho urotiicriiooii k lUilivay Trainmen at his offl'-o Vis afternoon .illd not take Jilace. a.iu - of T. C. Cashcn, president of Hi.- tuwichmcn's union, which has ma! Mimmon causo with tho "bit; i, u ' unions to como to Cleveland. ,is Am by Leo as the roason for tho inrelUillon. I l'cnnsylMinla S'ol J'scumiI. I T i- threo leaders of railway un! na with hendquartorn hore, W. S. Pt.- of tho engineers, W. CI. iAfe, of thf trainmen, and W. S. Carter of the f.rcmen, will tako night tralno to Chi- ago, arriving thcro early to mor.ow mornlmr. Mono today set at rest rumors that i lie Pennsylvania lines wcro not in luded In tho strike call. "The Pennsylvania Is the fourth group m which tho strike becomes effect.vo November f." ho said. "I am not Informed as to whether any organization af.ected has (a led tcurc a majority vote on these lined but under tho rules of the brother hoods, tho voto to taken by croups and not by railroads, so that Is a matter of rclatlvo unimportance. The men will strlko on all Pennsyl vanla lines unless a settlement Is made." Indian YVnimin Ulio-c liiixliiind Will I Mlii'iitnl lit School Will (.hi IliMlttillnn $10(1,000, Hl'rrlal In The olid. WAHIIIN'irroN. Oct. 19 - I'ri-sl. dnt Wi-i-k", Haconr university, and Mlsrt Alice itobi-rtson appeared be. foro Indian Commissioner Hurlte, tills morniiiK. "lid asked approval for arcuptanci' endowment of (100,000 fur the university orphanage to be donated by Mrs. JeannetU Uarnett, I wlfo or tleorge Mariiett of Mcintosh! county. Mrs. Uarnett hi no rslatlon to Jackson Hamuli. Mr. ami .Mrs. Harnett havo no ehlldren. Uarnsit himself was edu cated at Itscone. Mrs. Uarnett has several hundred tlmtiiMnd dollars In bonds. While a restricted Indian, she is not under a xuardlan, but must Iihmi tho nppinvnl of thn In dian office before she can make the donation. The president, secretary and treas. urer of the Uaptlst home mission of Now York also were inesent. llurko expects to render a decision tomor row, which lrf believed will be favorable. CHARGE ATTEMPT BRIBERY .Mini Arrrsfwl In New York Offered l)r Officer .MI,OIIO, Is rlnlin. S'KW YOUK. Oct. 19. Charged with attemntlutr to bribe Chief Pro hibition Enforcement Ytllowley with (CO, 000, and kIvIiik a brlbu of tfiOO to Green Miller, special en furccmetit iiKent, for permission to look at a f tin of canceled llnuor per mits, a man who nald his name was! N.i m Alttrlt-hf wnm liel.l liv fml,.r.',l iiK' tits here today, "You guys are a pack of dopes," Albright was reported to havo snld, when arrested. "I've sot all the dough In thLii town and everything to back us f"llows sewed ok. I rep resent ten big dlstlllcrlrs." HELD ON MURDER CHARGE I.AWTON. Oct. 1U. Charges havo been preferred against John llrown, army private, who rodo Into Kort Sill military resrvallon October 11 with tlio bodies of two soldiers, al leged deserters whom he said ho had killed, according to a statement Is sued today by Col. Krcd Austin, head or a hoard of officers appointed to Invcsllir ito the affair. The charges nllegu 161atlon of the nlnty-thlrd article, of war whleh gives authority for military prosecu tion for murder and manslaughter IIINTIM'KD 'U(iM I'AllR OSK Tulsa cup, from her opponent, Mrs. 'Catherine 13. right, whoo steed was linn Ton, from ilie (iulsenberiy At Hwsllhes stables oi Hamilton, M. Mrs. Wright was driwng Hon Ton for the first time. In the officers" mount rlass, Old Warrior, MaJ. John T. Kennedy, of Kort Will, a borne which "saw service" In Krnncu ami was shrapnel woundnd, won, while Tecitmseh. owned by MaJ. J. 13. lswls, of Kort Hill, ciittiH second; Midnight, owns.l and ridden by Miss Marlon Jones, of Warrensburg, Mo., third, and Pink, owned by .Major Lewis, fourth. With more experience in Judging horse shows than perhaps any other one man, Iloger Pcmhcrton, Judge at the Tuls,i horse show snld yea lerday that he hid never seen any show move off with the precision and smoothness . that ehararterlaes tho show here, nor had he ever seen one better managed. The Tulsa show Is planned and managed by Dr. Walter Wright. The show I'rlday night will open at 8:15 o'clock. Ite-tomers'at the shows thus far have found that they havo missed a part of thn ex hlblttnn, for the Nm entries are, brought Into the track promptly at 8:15. Tho Saulrdsy children's matinee promises to be a big fea ture of the five-day show. Tin program for Krlday night follows: IjuIIck. 1'Up (ialti-il Clans: President's Clip. Doctor D., gelding. W. K Wiggins, Tulsa; Ilex Hhawmut gelding, yuls senhcrry anil Mwallhe, Hamilton, Mo.; Lady In flrey. Mrs. W. L. Lewis, Tulsa; Kvabcl, Mrd. A. 13. Lewis, Tulsa; dinger, Miss Marlon Jonns, Warrensburg, Mo ; Kva Arnold, Mist Marlon Jones, War rensburg, Mo.; ltexnna Chief, Park view Hiding Academy. Kansas City. Mo. Hi-auihamp. 13. It Perry, Tulsai Nellie Nelslo, II. S. Orlcs, Tulsai HlBlitaway, V. I.. Moore, Tulm; Hltin Hell, Chas. V. lluesnr. Mineral Wells, Tuxas. Walk Irol t'linlcr Class. Hon Ton.' gelding. Qulssmhcrry and Hwnlthes, llumllton. Mo.; Kllte, marc, Qulsacnberry and Kwalthes, Hamilton, Mo.: Catherlno Countess, mure, V. L. Lewis. Tulsa; Moniteau, gelding, Miss Marlon Jones, War rensburg, Mo.; Naraka, gelding, Capt. Jno. W. llafferty, Vt. roll; Mustard, gelding, Lt. M. M. Cor ponnlng. 1't. yillj Madclon, mare, llaltwood Hlnbles, Carthagf, Mo. ' Nmlco linn Harness Horses, Major My King, H. K. Crutchfleld, Weston, Mo.: Doctor D., W. 13. Wig gins. Tulsa, Okla.j I Am King. W. L. Lewis, Tulsa, Okla.i Marylln Miller, W. V. Ii wis, Tulsa, Okla.j Ciarlna's Host llallwood Htablcs, Carthage. Mo.; nomplng Pevlne, Parkview Hiding Academy, Kansai City, Mo.; Iady In Hlack. II. N. Hrlcs, Tulna, Okla.; lllghtaway, 1. 1.. Mooro, Tulsa, Okla.i vUUsy Horty, Mrs. Walter i:. Wright. Tu'.sa, Okla. Walk Trot Cnntrr Pain 131lte and Doudctto, Quessenberrv an l Hn-althes, Hamilton. M,i , K.n lif eline I'ouiil'Si and Mill' L. Lewis, Tulsa: Hvnbel .md I'-iliamn, Mrs. A. 13 Lewis. Tills.i t nnann-d. Mls Marion Join . Wan nshurg, M. Mudvlon and Mate, Hilhvood Htablcs, Carthage, Mo , platinum and Male. Parklek Hiding Acad emy, Kansas City. Mo ; Velnte stete and Mate, Capt. Walter C. 1-ntli-more, l-'t. Hill; Naraka and Male, Capt. John W. ltnfferty, Vt. mil. I'lM! (inlli-il Saddle tielillug. Doctor D, W. I Wlglns, Tulsa. Hex Shawmut. Qulssenlii-ny and Hwslthes, Hamilton, Mo . Mas or Hold, W. 1.. lwls. Tulsa, (linger. Miss Marlon Jones, Win rcn-'Mirg Mo.: Itomplng Pevlne pinkMi-w Hiding Academy, Kansas I'ltj, Mo , Heailchainp, 13. H. Piri). Tulsa, Klghlaway. K L. Mooie, Tulu Hunter Chios: Midnight. Miss Mmi.-.i J'.n. -, Warn-nsbuig. Mo . Il.ilik. r.ipt Walter C. tjitllniore. It Sill, nld $ c..f . ci.,1.1 r . .. i. - in unu9L)iuiimiriiv.uuuiia 4, f 1.. it.. x an n 1 1 141 iy y Wttrri'ii, M.ijnr r L nn.l l't Hill. Te tin-, 1. M 1 1 ,r .1 : Lewis. PI. Sill, Mui it,l capt M M Corpcnnlng, l't 8111 St'tke, Capt M. 1. Corpetinlng, l't Hill, lUrdy. Cnpl. M M. Cot penning, Kt Hill. Tho wcitds etntcio .,f an ' nisi In -11 pii'M-1 t-i cxtinJ id' 3' inil'-s ,1 l-i- tin- eai III. I'nr fft etTeiilffWi. tlil old e liMiiiwmiMle tme) Un 110 ilml. You'll nrve'r know how quickly a bad cough l.iii he coiuiueteil, until vou try tins famous old liome-niade rem edy. Anyone who has coughed all day and all night, w.ll nav that the Immediate relief given is almost lik macir. It u verv eamlv prepared, and there is nnUtim 'w-ttrr for coughs. Into a pint linttlr, nut i!V, ounres of Pinexi thru add plain granulated sugar sjrup to nuke it full pint Or you tan use clarified molasses, honey, or corn srrup. instead of sugar svrup. r.ith'r way, the full pint saves about two-thirds of the money iiiuallv pent for cough preparations, anil gnes you a mure ponlue, efTeclie remedy. U keens perfcdlv, and tastes pleasant children like it. You can feel this take hold instantly, soothing and healing the membranes In all the air passages. It promptly loosens a dry, tight cough, ami soon you wM notice Ilia phlegm thin out and disappear. A day's ui- will usually break up an ordinary throat or chest cold, and it a also splendid for brnn rhitn, croup, hoarseness, and bron chial asthma, Pincx is a most valuable conrcn tralwl compound of genuine Norway pine extract, tho most reliable rem edy for throat and cheek o.lments. To avoid disappointment, ask vmir druggist for "2'. ounces of l'.i,i-" I with directions ami don't accept anv 1 thini else, tlti.ir.infeeil in nnm 4!...,. lute satisfaction or money refunded. Tho I'inex Co., l't. Wayne, Ind. Match Your Suit With extra t r o u a i r tlio variety of pat terns prcKcnted here affords tins advantaKo at low eost. mi in v n 1 i Hobstt a. M Hlrnev l'uneial Director. 911 x. fnln Phone Oaig IH-ISs Adit 96 Pairs at $4.95 133 Pairs at $5.95 102 Pairs at $6.95 288 Pairs at $7.95 469 Pairs at. . .'$9.95 :1s ft Priced One-Third Lower Thnn Present Mnrltel Vnluc SliLKCTUD from fino miitinjr patlorna worst edn, eassinicres, unfinished wor.stods in fancy or plain blues, .silk mixtures, stripes, Kabortlincs, tweeds, checks, hcrriiiKhonoH, etc. Hand-finished tailoring by Kupiienheimer and other niakera of IiIkIi Krade rep utation. Sizes 28 to fit) waist measure. Tulsa's Livcst Leading Men's Stoic N'KVV YOHK, Oct. 19 V mooting c' tho oastern railroad executives will be held In this city tomorrow afternoon to discuss a general polKy to bo followed In tho event he threatened railroad etrlko mate rahzes, NKW YOHK. Oct. 19 All rail roads coining Into New York to morrow will begin advertising for men to operate trains In case of a strike A member of the General Managers association today said notice wouIl bo Inserted In morn ing and afternoon papers, offering permanent employment to men tin ployea to "fill such' vacancies as may occur." S'KW YOHK, Oct. 19. Member of -.ho Seamen's union will refuse to man coastwlso passenger boat re.i hlng New York If thero Is a railr-nd strike, according to John P. Walsh, an organlzor for tho union WIFE BREAKS WITH WIZARD Ar. Parker May Attempt to Kmc Pl'INrtlltil IVirfiiiut I.Vsisii IPiuuil t ni'u ' Ml' AGO. Oct 19. A financial IjjS "in oeiween Harrison m. rarser. tie flnancinl wizard, and his wife. Mr.i i:dlth H. 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