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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER U, .1022
JANITOR TANGLE
STILL A PUZZLE
Order to Cut Off Their
Heat and Water Is
Rescinded i
i i.o six Janitors who refused to
, ate their quarters In six school
luildlngs will still havo heat Anil
iter, according to decision reached
i; the school' board yesterday. Hut
t Mowing tho called meeting of tho
'.cai-d Wednesday night V. A. Mar
t, ), president of tho hoard, stated
that such decision was reached, not
lt ause of any wish to be lenient
towards the Janitors themselves but
dimply because tho board could not
make their families suffer through
r, fault of tholr own.
We do not want to cause suffer
i t- and have no wish to retaliate,
n hough tho men havo treated us
unfairly," Marquis said. "The ac
t.jii of the Janitors Is costing the
public money, yet there are some
people who are in sympathy with
them, and further, these men are
. ting a lot of sympathy from
)k jple who ought to be In hearty
co-operation with tho schools. I
f. cl that in fairness to tho school
board and In the Interest of the city
of Tulsa, the public ought to know
tlie situation as it really Is, and I do
not believe that It docs."
t'dlllCM to Head.
The Janitor question came toa
head this week when F. B. Voor
hles, to whpm tho contract for Jan
1 or service In tho city
, liool was let. asked the
board to release hihi from lia
bility in those building whoso quar
t is are still being occupied by tho
Janitors whose (services wore dls
i,! nsed with Juno 15, of this year,
it who refuse to leave tholr
quarters. These Janitors are in
lloraco JIann, Whlttlor, Wushing
t.n, Jeffcr-wlSf! Lee and Cella Clln
t n schools. Explaining that It was
impossible for him to provent dam
age, some of it costly, to buildings
over which he did not have' con
trol, Voorhles cited instances
v leroin negligence in somo of theso
f. hools had resulted in damage to
Governor's Libel Cascs
Go Over to Next Term
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 13. A
continuance until the next term of
county court was granted today to
L. IJ. Nichols of Chandler, editor of
tho Lincoln County Hopubllcan, and
II. Ilorton, editor of the Okmulgee
Times, in tho rases brought against
them by Clov. J. 1J. A, Robertson on
charges of criminal libel. The trials
had been scheduled for December
21.
CALL ATHLETIC MEETING
Oklahoma liitcreollcglnto Hody Uwil
lu inline .m w (institution.
OKLAHO.MA 'CITY Dor. 13. Call
for a special meeting of the Okla
homa intercollegiate athletic confer
ence bo hold In Oklahoma City De
cember 21, was Issued today by H. rt.
Uottrell of Oklahoma City college,
conference president.
Cottrell said he vouId urgo at tho
meeting that a complete, revision of
tho constitution bo cffe'Otod; that the
wholo conference slate bo wiped
clan, and that a new start be mado.
The constitution, he snld, was so
out of date that It ought to bo en
tirely rewritten.
"Uecauso of loopholes and lax en
forcement in days gono by when tho
gonoral standard of athletics all over
tho country was far moro liberal
than now, so many precedents were
established that it is impossible to
secure strict compllntfco now without
eruptions Just like tho University of
Tulsa case," Cottrell said.
All anlmonltles will have to be
wiped out if the conferonce la to
succeed in tho future, ho declared.
TWO BURNED AT CAPITAL
ChlliJ nlw When ilex! Cntclics lire.
Young Woman May Not Sunlve.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 13. Two
persons woro burned, ona fatally. In
fires today.
Marshall V. McNair, 4-months-old
child of John S. McNair, died in a
hospital from burns received when a
bed on which ho was lying caught
fire from a nearby gas stove. Tho
infant was alone in tffe house.
Little, hope Is held for the recov
ery of Dixie Williams, 20 years old,
who was sorlously burned when hor
doming cauglit flro
COURT ACTION DAMAGING
thx nuiiiiiiiKS ami lor wmcn no waa rwnuo sne was aressimr.
held, according to me lerms oi nis
contract, to account. The board,
after It had heard Voorhles, grant
ed his request and ordered him as
Tr 11 to cut off all water and heat
fr m these quarters. Under con
tr t, Voorhles pays tho board 25
a month for each of these rooms.
Thl part of his contract ho was re
lieved of under present conditions.
Informal conference yesterday
ir'rning led tho board to rescind
Its order for cutting off servlco for
the prefcanK and at tho special
meeting called Jast night, formal
decision was made to this effect.
Voorhles charged in his talk, that
in schools whoro tho six Janitors aro
living, there have been repeated
nuisances, such as theft, damages
to building and other things, while
In the bulldlnss whore he has con
trol there has been no t.uch annoy
ance of any klnd. Marquis said last
night that In Cella Clinton, where
tho janitor there Is living In tho
schoolroom, of which ho refuses to
be d.spossessed, It has become nec
essary to use aYoom in tho base
ment for a schoolroom nlnce the
children are deprived of the use of
tho schoolroom proper.
The whole trouble dates back to
la.n summer when tho six Janitors
icfuscd to leave their quarters fol
lowing their notice that their sorv
in would no longer bo required,
defied tho board to oust them de
claring they had contracts and car
ried the matter to court where they
won. Voorhles said yesterday that
he offered work to all old Janitors
and that 23 of them are now In hla
employ, all of them getting as much
as they did under the old regime
and Homo of them more. The tlx
who refuse to leuve ho also offered
to employ, ho said.
The contracting system that ro-
mlted In tho employment of Voor-
. , 1 . - . 1 4, 1 ... . n -.
lilt' 3 wag auopieu uy me uuwi wot.
fcummcr after thorough Investiga
tion and means a saving. Marquis
suld last night, to the people pf Tul
sa of a good many thousands of
dollars for this year as compared
with last.
K. C. Italian Acciibed of Slajlng His
imugntcrs net betimck.
KANSAS CITY, Kan.. Doc. IS.
Judge E. L. Fischer's denial of n
motion made by Tony Dlnello's at
torney in dlstrlcct court hero today
to throw out as cv!d"nco a confession
made by Dlnello to tho murder of
two of his daughters, dealt a blow to
the defense, Dlnello Is on trial
charged with hilling tho younger
daughter, Flora, 11, with a hammer
and throwing her body, sowed In a
sack, in tho Missouri river. Jerome
B. ICoohler, his nttorney, alleged
that tho confession was forced by
tho .police.
If. T. Zlmmer, chief of police, and
William McMulIon and J. W. Webb,
Kansas City, Mo., patrolmen, testi
fied that Dlnello had confessed with
out coercion. They also stated that
Dlnello pointed to a. hammer at po
lice headquarters and declared that
It mi tho weapon with which ho
had murdered tho girls.
STATE WITHDRAWS
TROOPS AT IVffiDILL
CONTINUED rriOM IAoE ONB
gent that It will be well to havo tho
state guards remain here until after
that. I would also suggest that the
state guards bo Instructed to pre
vent a parade, as theie i qutto a
feollng between the klanHtnon and
tho nntls" and a parade, if winged
at thin time, might cause some
trouble."
The acting governor turned down
tho request. Ilq replied:
"Arthur on tho ndvicys of yourself
and citizens tho detachment of state
guards were relieved and ordered
home boforo the rccolpt of your tele
gram. If any new occasion arises
for the use of the guard, application
will havu to bo made by yourself
nnd the district Judge on a showing
of urgent necessity for its services.
ROBBERS GET GOOD HAUL
Tako Dresit'OS nnd Coat From Resi
dence at 1175 North Denver.
Kobbers who ransa"kcd tho home
of Roxlo iJennett, 1170 North Den
ver last night secured dresses and a
coat valued at poveral Jiundred dol
lars, according to a roport mado by
police officers last night. According
to the police, the burglars gained
entrance through a side window and
ransacked the clothes closets, taking
three or four drewsri a coat and a
pair of shoes.
NEW TOBACCO IN SPAIN
Frequently People llatu to St nnd in
Linn to Pnieiiro It.
In Spain the demand for smoking
tobacco, cigarettes and cigars of
local manufacturo frequently nxceeds
the supply. For a period of weeks
aUa time, according to Vice Consul
A. W, Johnson nt Barcelona, tho
vending depots, known n "estan-
cos," are without one or tho other of
theso commodities, nnd at other
times but one of theso articles may
be procured. Tho result Is that it Is
a common practice for queues to
form outside theso establishments
when distribution is about to ha
made. At times, these linos extend
two blocks In longth. Vory often,
tho stocks arc exhausted long before
tho last would-be purchaser'!) turn
arrives. This Is notwithstanding the
fact that the number of cigarettes
or the quantity of tobacco sold to
each purchaser is strictly limited.
This scarcity of manufactured to
bacco Is declared to bo mainly duo
to tho failure of tho factories of the
monopoly to meet tho demand rather
than to the lack of stocks of raw
material. Tho strongest dorqand is
for the rolled cigarettes, put up in
packages of 25 each, retailing for CO
centimes or about nine cents. Tho
pro-war price of these packages was
GO centimes.
. A study of tho tabloa of Imports of
tobacco Into Spain over tho last
threo yoars shows a big gain In tho
amount of cigars and cigarettes im
ported, hut a big drop in leaf tobac
co. For example, in 1319 there wcro
276,434 pounds of cigars rocolved in
tho country, tho largest amount
coming from; Cuba. In 1321 this had
increased to1 468,047, with Cuba Mill
tho largest lnglo source. In 1920
thero was even more imported, the
figuro then bolng 009.09- pounds.
The gain in tho importation of
cigarettes was tremendous. Jumping
from 19,281 pounds In 1919 to 6.064.
009 pounds In 1920 nnd 5,097,861
nounds in 1921. On tho other hand.
imports of leaf tobacco receded from
70,422,464 pounds in 1919 to only
42,765.867 last year. The main
sources of tho leaf were tho Philip
pine Islands and the United States.
It Is pointed out that sales of for
eign tobiitvo In any form may, of
course, be affected only through tho
Companla Arrendataria do Tabacos.
Hy virtue of the monoploy held by
this company, even persons import
ing tobneco for their own ufco must
pay a heavy tribute to tho company.
Increased Hulldtng In D. S.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13. Increased
building through the country during
the fall, was reported lu etntlstles
Issued by I3roadstreel'3 today. In
November! a short month which In
cluded a holiday, n, total of ?205.
619,700 was put into new buildings In
161 cities, against a total of $208,
254,990 for October. Hoth months,
the report Btated, were ahead of July
and August.
KATY RAILROAD
SALE COMPLETED!;;
Oklahoma Lines Bring 28
Millions; Texas Divis
ion Sale Today
COLH1211T, Dec. 13 The Mis
souri, Kansas & Toxum railroad's
properties north of tho Texns boun
dary line sold here today for $28,
000,700 nt an auction Mile conducted
by llryan F. liabbltt of St. Louis,
special mitstor.
Tho properties weta puraliasod
Jointly by J. W. Soligman & Co. and
Hall, fjnrten Xc Co. of Now York,
through tholr agents, Frnnrls ltan
dolph nnd II. W. nlumenthal. re
spectively. Only a few Interested
Turtles attended tho sain, it being
little moro than n. formality.
Tho Texas properties of the road
will bo sold nt Sherman Junction,
near here, tomorrow for not less
ths.ii $6,000,000 nnd tho Wichita
Falls ,t Northwestern branch will bo
sold at Devol, Oklu., Friday.
Tho salo today Involved approxi
mately. 1,741 miles of trackage, 572
locomotives, 19,954 freight cars, 399
passenger cms, 2.203 miscellaneous
cars, besides freight and pashenger
stations.
C. K. Schall, who Ins been ro
relver of tho rood, will become presi
dent of tho reorganized road undor
the namo of Missouri, Kansas,
Texas, it was Bald.
HOW TO SMOKE A CIGAR
Ktcu N Common nil Act Can lie
.Mado mi Art, Says Connoisseur.
Cigar nmoking is a drama with a
prologue and three acts; you choose
your weed, you opon tho end, you
light up, you smoke, says a connois
seur lu tho. Brooklyn Kaglo.
simple: nay you. l)n tho con
trary, hero wo have u ritual bungled
at each stage alarmingly by vulgar
people, correctly dono from first to
last by a mere handful of the iuu
nusrenti. How many of the now rich, for
I example, persist in chousing a cigar
, !v its color! Tho expoit. on i tie
I i thrr hand, knows tho quality of
particular leaf from Us tnite, Its
troneth, Its peifutn while burning,
s rate of combustion, its Ilnencm or
texture.
Essentially, not ono of those fads
has anything whatever to do with
color. A cigar may bo very light In
color, and yet bo strong; It may be
vory dark and yet bo mild.
1 myself smoke from 10 to 15
Havaiins a day. I choose them by
perfume in tho box which I select
from ono of tho two or three makors
whose names nre now household
words.
Taking one1 of theso iwgnrs from
its box, I do not cut It or pierce It.
Only a riilllsttne would commit such
a micrllcgo upon this perfectly pro
portioned thing. Why should I hack
tts exquisite moulding? Why wnsto
the eighth of an Inch of the richest
loaf tobacco In tho world?
No. If the emoklug end Of tho
cigar ho closed, I prcs It gently be
tween my forefinger and thumb.
I mako a slight break which I rub
lightly with my third finger. I re
move one piece of tho outer wrap
per about a quarter of an Im h long
and ono-sixtreiitn or nn men wide,
what Is the correct way to open n
beautiful cigar.
How. next, should it bo lighted?
In Cuba, whoro life Is an nrt, thoyl&JI
hand round for tho purpose In a. sil
ver vessel called a candola a llvo
coul burled In tho ashes of somu
pungent wood.
Comparo with the action of our
graceless vandnln who, without a
blush will light a cigar from a pipe
a cigarette, or another cigar! Triple
hurt Ih done. Tho perfume from
sioh lighter taints the new cigar
tho cigar Itself will not evenly if
nlte, Hint theso Improprieties cause
the flesh of tho connoisseur to
creep.
DISNEY'S FIGHT
NOT ON WALTON
Trainmen Mo lu WrrcU.
OltANll JtiNiTION. CoR, Dec
13. ttllner Qtialles, fireman, and
It. A. Ilrojlen, In iikeliliil). both of
(Irand Junction. eu K.lled today
when a ponver nnd H'. tit nd
W' HtiMu fien;ht t mi went through
a brlik-o ct v DMoret I'tnh, t!i s
f . i . n. . ! u . rding tr Inf trin 'li. 'i
reaching hers. The bodies of b
the men were pinned ben'.itu tho
enclno nnd three i-ars which f"H
on top of the engine as td bi'.,1re
gavo way
Tho only v. a;
Ail rt. ,i ti,f nt
IS Th" It rh' .,l -
CONTINUM) KIIOM I'AIIH ONB
view to hamper the administration,
but to assist tho governor In cirry
lug out tho domocratlo program I
propopn to assist In tho Intter niter
native. If we permit these piopln t)
organize Hnd control tho legislature
wo placo them III ponltlou to force
their plans upon tho governor, to tic
tho hands of the entire government,
to supplant the democratic plat firm
with tho league platform nnd all thin
It means. Tho league nmimgeta may
talk softly while they are cw iku.ij
In clinching control, but on. e t' i
have this secured, wo will nee the
musk off. They mean to do i xactly
thoso things tlie havo campaigned
tho whole year for.
In my opinion the state rannot nf
ford to take tho plunge
FN M,MUMUWiaiBE4XJUMUMMUIJI
FIItST PAYMENT GETS THE CLOTHES
Superior Quality in These Men's
Winter Overcoats
Yif re Tired
Cured of
Bright's Disease
Tulsa Citizen "Tells What
Inter-State Doctors Did
For Him
Statistics show an appalling n i
bcr of deaths annually from Brjght'j lsNp,ototi!M.,"ictin,.3c.Tr-Thfr rrmBii
CHAMBERLAIN'
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REMEDY
FORTHCflEUEFOF
Coughs, Colds. Croup
WHOOPING COUGH. HOARSENESS
BRONCHITIS
-SOLD EVERYWHERE-
Cuticura So
IS IDEAL
on
ire!
For the Hands
disease alone. This Is too often duo
to the hopelessness of tho patient
nnd the feeling of the physician that
he is treating an Incurable condition.
The following is the second testi
monial for the Inter-State Doctors
during the last week from patients
who had albuminuria.
ifr. AkeVtflrat Ipttnr ffhnilld he of
13 interest.
H Tulsa. Qkla.. Oct. 29. 1922.
V little more than a year ago my
kidneys began to bother me. 1 had
great deal of pain. I went to a phy
sician and it wns found I was suf
fering from albuminuria or what
was pronounced Ttrlght's disease.
1 treated constantly nnd while 1
would get better at times it seemed
hr possible for me to get rid of tho
albumin. On the sixth day of August,
,0!!, I placed myself unr the care
of the Inter-State Doctors of Tulsa.
I'or more than two months there has
been no trace of albumin and 1 have
been feeling fine.
Today the doctors pronounced me
cured, I certainly am grateful for
what they havo done for me and
cheerfully recommend them to
others,
J. n. AKKIIUnST.
102 East Kaston.
The diseases treated are all
chronic conditions of the nerves,
'tomach, blood, including gall stones,
colter, catarrh, etc.
The Inter-State Doctors havo made
special study of all intravenous
"Jirect to the blood utream m(th-
l"lS.) Theso tllPV fnmhlnn alth nil
the known sorums, bacterlns and i
other forces of nature. They are1
I'fepared to administer the genuine
rench 914. Not the least of their
Recess Is due to their facilities for
examination and correct diagnosis
t, " Tulsa offices aro at 218-219
"curity Bldg. Office hours aro 9 to
evenings 7 to 8, Sundays 10 to 12
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IN OUR NEW LOCATION
Wo arc now locate! In our new home, nt thf rorner of
l ouilli nml .Main streets, wliero wo aro prepared to give you
tho best optical senlco In tho city. Kvcry now nml modern
device lias been Installed, Tills new equipment nnd
Over 16 Years Experience Enable Us to Give
a Perfect Oplical Service.
DR. I. ANGSTREICH
N Optometrist, With Heilbron's
Corner Fourth nnd Main Sts. Osage 127
and
Largest Stock for Your Selection
And llchind Every Instrument the Jenkina Guarantee
A splendid assortment of Sleinwny T other pinnos, genuine Pinolns,
incomparable DUO-AItTS, HARPS and musical instruments of ALL
KINDS. Aside from our regular lines we have many sample Pianos
and Player Pianos that wo arc closing out at great savings to you. WE
SAVE YOU MONEY. And the "Jenkins Plan" provides an easy way
to pay.
Splendid Piano Values. .$25 Sends One Home
$10.00 Reserves One, Then $15.00 More
Sends It Home for Chrlnlmaa
Wc can prove that our prices on these
pianos are ?3f5 to lower than the
prices in largo eastern cities. Seo them
and try them for yourself.
KLOMAN & NOltl) $325
E Lit URN $M5
MEISSNEII $360
ESTEY $110
SllONlNGER $440
LUmVIG $435
A Genuine Victrola Will Make the Ideal Gift
$42.50
Our Spt-ehil Outfit IS Vie
tmla .Solo il, with ton Ju-lnrh
double fun 76o Victor Hei
urdH -- your own selection.
1 1 y easy
pi ymonls
Our hpeein! Outfit J Vie
tnilu si)le !, with ten 10-Inch
d mule face 75r Vhtor J'.ec
rds - your own selection.
ery easy (JJQO (-A
i .. munis uOZt,0l
Our S'jK-c-Iul Outfit K Vie
troln St)h NO, With twelve 10
inrh double faro 70e Vntor
Hecords your own selection.
ry essy pay
ments. I'rlee
$109.00
Our Speelal Outfit I Vie
troln Slyle 01), wltli tivelvo 10
inch iloiihlo face ",Ui Alitor
Ileeords your own sole' t.on.
Very eaiy pay
ments Price
Our Special Outfit ( Vk
triil.i Ht)lo 100, with twelve
10-ln. double face 7uf Vlrtor
IteconU- your own selection.
Very easy pay
ments. Price
Our Kieelnl Outfit If le
trola Stylo 110, with twcl'vo
I" In il.mule f.ue 7 fir Victor
Iteeords your own solertlon
Vepr easy pay- (JJOQ4 Afl
ments. Price tDQ'x.UU
$134.00
$159.00
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL RINDS
Sec Our Renewed Pianos and Planer Pianos at Prices That Are
Great Savings to You
NIC
INT
SqM04$jo Co.
A.J.CRlPE.Mannna
Osage 3133-3131 JLWS
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