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I ti Aii ..1 J&TCJI -: VTA JT A VAilA XIA-ijaL ONLY PAPER, in te CI l'Y. ol m ,. ? .'J. i 'ti m of t.y ud,:i ,:;iCr papery in the City, combine!. Vol. 10 KKi:LS. OKLAHOMA TWUSDAV M Y L(Jh. UL'l. Number 16 till IS DOING IN OKLAHOMA REVIEW OF EVENTS OF WEEK FROM ALU SECTIONS NEW PLAN AFFECTS MANY Oo i "ho v.h bo-n In the roun tr 1o which the rditois hope ho will po :is diplomatic representative of lhe T'ni (1 ... m - i v .ih u known In Okliilunu TiV'm t- r"-p sent to President Ilai'li.'; end irei'iuers Of Ihe OklahoMii dcltg.it inn in Washing ton. ' The trip to Medicine Taik nnd the flying frolic had to be called off until another time on account oi the heavy ruins and alick roads. New Plan for Adjustment of Industrial Relations Now in Effect Oklahoma Clly Kircht hundred em ployes heie of Wilson and Company, packers, will be Affected by a new plan for bettor oo-operation and an uljustmcnt of all Industrial relation problems, recently put into effect throughout the antire packing com pany's orgaateation, according to of ficials of Wilson and Company. The new plan is an enlargement of the scope of the enploes progress committee, which lias been in opera tit n ior several yeais, and is consid ered a ions step by the company to ward settiinp; amicably all labor Uoa-blcs-nnd disputes v. hich may arise in future earfi. It i.- said that the ex tension of the work of the-progress committees nowincludes the purpose o" b' inginn about a better undersand Ii5 as to hours and wajies. Formerly tb's was not considered by the cora i it tec becaus? previous to this yc-ir labor matters were under the juris t! i''i not Judge frunuel Alschuler, ci the t'niled States labor board, ar Litiutor during thi war. Delaware County to Open Highways Jay, Oklahoma. Opening of new roads in hitherto neglected por lions of Delaware county is receiving attention from the county commie ploncrs. Brctntly a number of quit d.-im dicds were executed by indivi duals trana'eiring to the county the rifjht of way for needed roads alon? ueitain section lines. I Women Start Community Hall. Fairview, Okla. Major county is an thred of a community building as the site has bten selected. Build ins op erations will begin sopn. The movo- RELIEF FLACE TO HA6AN Against Strong Competition Tulsa Man Ee'.ectod as Commissioner Oklahoma City- Iloiace Hasan, of Tulsa, was selected as the senate's member on tho newly created soldier relief commission Saturday. The afternoon session ot the Benate cptod with tense feeling as it wad k-uined that the democratic caucus had split on nominees for relief com nissioner an. William Mee, of Okla homa City was nominated by Ross N. Lilltt'd. Choitly afterward Paul Ne-v Mtt, of Johnston county was nominat rd by James Draunhon of Davl3. Sup lorteis of Hagan then delayed the election until the latest possible mo ment, fearing their candidate wou'd not receive a majority vote. Only two ballots were taken, however, un til Tlag.'in had a rip;orii of tlio'- voting. On the firM b.dlot a repul; i can voted for M e. Alter the election ol lliu-an, a ie- publican senator mtv ed his elect im bo unanimous and the mo'ion oairied. Orrnt Victor of Alton is the house member oi the co'n- ""sion, and it is believed that II. I? r 11. of Ardmoro, ill be elected as the legion member Monday. BURRIS TO HEAD NORMAL S. W. University President Selected from Hoidenville Schools A. C. Burris, superintendent of tho city schools or Holdem ille, was select ed as the successor to J. B. Eskridge as p-osldent of the Southwestern State Normal school at Weatherford. effective June 1, at the meeting of the state board of education. President Kskridge has been grant ed a month's leave of absence from the normal pi ior to his assuming the presidency of A. & M. college on July iiiSt. The board also elected teachers for the summer sessions? of the six state normal schools. The number ol tochers chosen was as follows: Fouthwestern at Wcatljcrfoid, fifteen; Koithwcstcin at Alva, seventeen; Northeastern at Tahlequah, seven tfen; Southeastern at Durant, ten; i:a'U Central at Ada, nineteen; Cen tral at Ada, nineteen. SUKMER CAM? AT iDABEL Townspeople to Spend i Own Mountains Vacation s Plan. In Lifting Bursts Stomach Durant.-7-Sam Hankin, a farmer liv ing fifteen miles northwest of here, U in a imront hospital with a burste.1 f.t-nv!ch as the result of attempting to lift a heavy sack of prraln. Shamrock Plans Roundup Shamrock, Okla-Elaborate plans ore being made for the first annual roundup to be held here July 4, 5, nnd 6. ST. EDITORS MIMIC SOLONS Trip to Medic. ne Park and Flying Frolic Were Called Off. EI Reno, Okla Editors of Okla aoma newspapers m ule iun out of po litical legislative probloms with satire and wit, in the closing day of the Ok Jahoma Press association. At the gridiron b nuet, characters piominent in tho btate were "roast ed," "panned" and generally held up to iho public gaze bp tho speakers and would be actors. The feature of the evening was tho sketch called the "Eiphlh Legislature Riot Session" in which the characters introduced mim ic ircn.cal and ridiculous bills and conducted the business of legislation. One of tho important resolution passed by the members of the Okla homa Press RBFociation in convention in 1-11 Reno fc",ai '.relay was that lndors r. ; John Ool'ib'e. st-ite eenator and I, - .,i m in el (1 lUr " (oi tho .w wnu. ' . its' 'l"1' t0 J,-J' Slav" a. Idabd.-Tdabel citizens will hunt fish and 6 vim at home this, summer. , Estallshmi.nt of a week's camp in the mount s'ms of McCurtain county, near heie to be-in June 13 has been arranged b. t'.e chamber. Streams have been f locked with fish and the panip is in the forests awaiting eagor hunters. 1 Fhr.nns expect to build a club house in the mountains before suin irer. Tin; huweer, will be open only to mo'ube's ot the oraniza'ion. j BiiiHlinu ol these summer camns is a part oi the movement by the chain ( ber ot commerce to acquaint Idabel icitirens who spend vacations In Hie ! Rockies anil other resorts, with the ! advantages of McCurtain county. Movement is on foot amoung several ' organizations to build a dam across I tome stream to provide a lake lor a permanent resort. !are risTigcollege fund Subscriptions Total !p750,250; Okla home Construction Starts in July. Oklahoma City.r-The campaign for $l,500,tM'0 being raised by Oklahoma City college has overreached the half way maik, according to Rev. Louis M. Potts, executive secretary. The act unl figures made public are $750,250. It is now an assured thing that the constiuction or tho buildings will be Marted in July," said E. G. Gieen, president. The new campus is at tho corner of Twcnty-st cond st:oet and Ames avenue, running north to Twen-tj-tiiih street. The building will be built aioi'iui an oval, the main en trance being fiom Twenty-fourth Btreet. QM Gint u nut tBSbw Ship and Sail un der the Stars and Stripes to all parts of the world You can travel, or ship your goods to any part of the world on American owned nnd American operated ships, flying the American Flag. American shins are modern nnd preferable for passen ger and cargo, President Harding says: "We know full well we ctnnot cell where we do net buy and we nn not, sell successfully u,krt ut da not carry. Operators of Pataenger Service Admiral Line, 17 State St., New York, N. Y. Seattle to Yoke llama, Kobe, Hongkong, Siinnir Imi, fllnrapore, and occasionally to Manila and Hawaii. Matson Navia;atlen Co., 120 Mar ket St.. Sun Francico. Unltl more to Havann, Panama Canl, Lot Antioles, San Francisco, and Hawaii. Mumon Steam Ship Line, F2 Beaver St., New Yoik, N. Y. New York to lt-o de Janeiro, Montevideo, and Buenos Aires. New York and Porto Rice S. S. Co., 11 Broadway, New York, N. Y. New York to Porto Rico. pacific Mail S. 5. Co., 15 Broad way. New York, N. Y. Seattle to Y'Tohama, Kobe, Hongkontr, SlmnKhai, Singapore, Tientsin, nnd occasionally to Man.la and Hawaii. U. S. Mail S. S. Co, r, Broadway. Hew York. N. Y. New York to Boulogne and London. New York to Bremen and Danzig1. Emigrant Service to Genoa and Maples. Ward Line (New York and Cuba Mall f.. S. Co.). Foot of Wall St.. New York. N. Y. New York to Havana and Spinish porti- Vitro, La Cor una, Santander, Gijoi), Bilbao. For Sale Ftecl and Wood Ships and Wood Hulls and Orean-eomit Tugs (To American Citizens Only). Steel steanvrs are bothvoll and copl burners. Further Informa tion may be obtained on request. Free use vt Shipping1 Board Films, Four rfecrs, ittm on request of any mayor, pastor, postmaster, or organi zation. For sailings of freight ships to all parts of the world, and all other infor mation write to U. S. Shipping Board WASHINGTON. D. C. Guaranteed Welding, Whealher Irom, Cast Iron, Steele, Brass or other metle. weld it no matter what part is broken we will fix it to your sate sf action, IKLKCTKIC WELDING DeFrange Brothers. Machine Shop ; Krebs, Oklahoma Phone 1182W ing Keep Your Car Spick and Span If your car is mucl-slained, weather worn and shabby, refinish it with Acmr) Quality Motor Car Finishes. Their use makes re-finishing inexpensive, they are easy to apply, and by following tho simple indtructiona a beautiful aucMasting finish may bo obtained, fiCME QUALITY MOTOR CAR FINISHES $ro offered in popular colors, aa used by the leading manufacturers. They arc made especially for auto mobile use, and are recommended to the automobile owner, no matter whether he expects to do tho work himself, or employ an expert fini&hor, " Call at our store, cnJ let U3 show you color samples. KS5BC-3T? Coal Dealers Invited to Henryetta. , Henryetta, Okla. The committee In charge of the coal operatois part In the big first annual coal exposition end Kin;:; Koal carnival to bo htld June 23-24-25, Is mailing 1.000 special invitation? to dealers and larpe con- I sumers of coal In Oklahoma and Tex- ps, to attend the exposition, and to , be the guests of the coal operators tl the king's banquet the evening of May 24. v "j KNIGHT TEMPLARS IN MEET C.ity Declared HolUaxfor Convention and Parades Streets. '.rsTfl Fairview Wheat Heading Out. Fairview. Wheat in Majo. county Js heading out since Ihe inns and is looking much better, according "to farmers of this vicinity. Rust Is dls appearing and ween bugs are scarce they report. Wletka Short on Cotton Shipping. Weleetka, Okla. VVleetka is short 7,000 bales of coti.ni of having the number of bales slu,. ! last year. Only 63,000 bales n shipped this j ear compared with 00,000 for Tat yt ;ir. Dartlesvillr, Okla. It was Knights Templar day in fJirtlesille, and w holiday tor the euti o city. A m. n- Her parade was held in the moininK rnd exhibiilon drills and exeic-i cs In the alternoon. More than 2,000 dele- i ptttoB attended the btae convLnlion. j Business houses were closed most of the day and the schools were dis missed for the morning parade. Fiist j In line wis the Baitlesville Masonic liMn .1 tl 1 - 1 T i 1 Tloi't la-CllI III AS ' KrlghtB Templar, and delegations from Tulsa, Muskogee and many othor cities of the state. The Clare luore land, irom the boys military school, marched in the line. Judges reviewed the long line of whito plumes and glittering swords from a i Ja'gf i .u t built for the purposo. : In 'h wieinoon the line was again foimcd, nd marched to the city park, v.here exhibitun diills weie put on by the diffcie't didctMiion-i At night a 1 i! c ( '.. , v., i , in . od- Into the i .iii ur ih o.d i ui the Masonic 1 ' ,. !. Comfortable as the Old Army Shoe EX-SOLDIERS son. to us for shoes that will give you nil the comforlyou'vefound in army shoes, and the good looks you want in a civilian shoe added. Wo recommend these broad- toed, comfortable Educators, built to let the feet grow as they should, letting Nature keep your feet from tho Corns, bunions, callouses, etc., that come from pointed, foot-binding shoes, MADE l'OR MEN WOMLN and CHILDREN Bring the whole family Ia eluding the boy into Educators. 'I here is no protection stronger than the famous Educator trade- murk. It means that behind b.ery part of the shoe btands m responsible munufucturcr, Rice tS. IlutcLins, Inc., Boston. 'RICE .- HinCtMNS DUCATOK Bones prhat Were Qent by (tainted Shoes ' 5sS5!5KS1. j bones i That Grev Educator ; cs ; lr -v m Educator. Ot,7. iHOE Dull Coll Uluclier Educt lor uoyi U'.httbranded ihu$on.U'itMlUianotanJEJucatui' Osage Trading Company Krebs? Oklahoma