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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1918
i : ' '
REPUBLICANS TO HOLD
PRECINCT CONVENTION
Nori !
t a It. A, (luem, mrem
M i'ii miri't fir ;i f tjti
Pe-legatcs Will lie ir
foitlily Meet l iUi Held
tho
s 1 1 - i:.
U I'dimc'..,. l
12-.'.
!.ic MMilun ,
.'mi. l.l K.
(i. l.fnr'i. meids nt
!.i".l. 1 l "I'lrjn H H.
1.. Itooerts, iii'-i-tK at
i.i. 3, ID d"l"g'lte.l
I . Lsslcy, nicet.s :it
" I General Maurice Is Most Talked of
Man in England as Result of Charge
illld It'l'llil UflflllH,
H.Ktii.lay.
I o.ii ci'iii h
III' IC.l I H
Ni. II Flunk Heniemns. meets at
lloiact- M'Clll hCllo.il, l llplf'KI'f'M
lc.el
The IC'tu llit,.-t nn will
their respective t"',,,'l"'t
o'clock tonight in B"ii"-i 'i''1
to tho ruuiiiv i onvi'i.t.im wl.ii'
:il.l
win
is
meet at t .i i on. I1 ."
afternoon .11 :: n I"1 k".
convention will scict
anil 3a nl;' i iiuicii in 'I'.
a .-..llurd'IV
TH" ' . . i n v
,V . 1 1 1 Rles
i. I!. M. Cullouttri, in'1-.'
nil M.iln i ri'i'ln, 1 J ii"lt:
Iltiv Short, meets
Vi himl, H itrli.ioil'ip
John 'MelJlUl'h'.lu. li
i h HI me, l iIi.I.'Kii t 1 .
M. li. Flch'r, li', lii'lo
lit
III 4
'.III
con
vention Wl.i . n.i'.-M (.' I iv l.l lloni-l
1 1 y W.'iln s. .y M : ' .' n ini"
Republican i aiuli'lal'S I"l' si "" of
fll'I'S.
Tho illff.-r.'!.' pre. '"'Ik v.-llh l o
place if ill. '' In :i II '1 Hi" "1 1 1 1 1 1 H
men anil i, .miner of il'dcea les ni
lottet' tn e.i. ii i ' mi follows
Nn, 1 i.clic' M.iwl-ia;, 0 ili'lo
Kalcs. . ? I I I Shr meets
CnllU'llllot. tu.ll. 'I (lcl''Kle.
n. :'. - .! i Let. her, meets tit
central fl r illation, a il'li'iratcs.
M i shrrwsherry. meets
at high sriii.nl ) . 1 1 1 lil i n ir. I'i ileleg.-i los.
Nil. i.- .limn 1 1. Wytin, 13 dele
gate. Nn. --(! N Himon, meets nt
Courthouse U ill li'K'lK'l
No. 7 - A. A Hinnll. meets nt West
flld" grocery, 1 .1 delegates
No. X il. K. Knpp, meet nt Irv
ing ni'li.inl. " delegates
Nn. !i .In. in llruce I'm, meet fit
O wiki school, 14 delegates.
lit F.lghtli
i;n ' 'm.
No tn
lll I'rcl'lv
.S.i l ...
fit II.IVM.II
Kill 'H.
; Nn. 1!)- .7. M. Adklson. iii imI ut
'llraec M. K church, 1.1 delegate.
Nn. 21) -Trunk Humeri, i In nt
Siiinl Springs HUitl.iii. V iKlmt'iii'''
I Nn. 2 1 'I. P. M-HiniiMii. ti.i"H
!-it Allium' (:i'ii:try, li ili'ii'H.il''M.
Firttt Wooden Steamer
Is Launched at Tampa
TA M PA. li.i., M.iv d Tli" Noii
nki. tlrnt nf four wi mil' ii kip iiiililii"
ulnit liullt ln-nv in I.) . iiiiiiirlifl
lulu toilnv. Thn vsii'l In
luiiK ami will illHiilaro iiluiul :
lilim Th tuai'lilni-ry will I.i
Mailed huiti.
I.fiN'Tn iN, M.iv -'illi'"l
nT iii;in i Kni-',-ti.
11 Mftin !' f
'Iim rl.ir i,f , miiiliii y (.
Hi') vv.ir nf:), ,.. if ,!,,
MihiM'nl n; .Hi;. hi.l.l).
I! i ml nun (I rri.in i.i.iill.H
Tim Tllimt 'li'i I' Klllilfc' nf nrnl linn . tdllff'M''
i,..- wi I I'.f.uiii.l iiilinii.iiii.n for the Ural eg y
rmr!'!' ' hlif
nil.'. nn in
..I'liitfi i'
v. li'i lirul
r lillfllir-'H
ii. il Ki.-m-ril inilliaiy in liii vpincnirt
i.f !.-. ilnint iiinl i.tlii.r pli'lirui'l
t'tn'iula in imp Aiu'ci'lvuii nvll war.
BAKERS DENY SECRET
AGREEMENT ON PRICE
Info MiMii'i injs ti.i.i , . I,,., i ,u, ti.imii I
I'-.l u on nil II,.. I:iw nn. I tnidiUi.iiii !
i.f Mm lirlli: h iiiiiui.,, ,i. wi.iil'l lint!
Iia .'i: i xi'I'i-.I HlIi Ii i-ii.ii iihhi'i Mir-
I'IUp in Ci.iHTrtl M ii n r; ill 1'fli
fillM'.IIM Clltir !h.iij;i,Iiu' 111.' l
HMtV of (tin Iitlntntrv. I full Hnl'lll l'
wll Ii .inn-. I (,rfii i hi. -ii i In- . I
l"l it U ..Mill li'n . I.. , n ,n n I,,
,1,,,. 1 iH'v mi tin' ..ni nf TiiKi lii kt-i h Hi
Innnip.il'iHi Iirr-nil rill. i-n ni' ' in-
1 i mil. ill "f-' I l-'l: luan.
D.'il.ii'i' Mi'i'tlnif iih t'alliil hi llf'
iiin st nf II. . Tm'ii'II I"
lUi'iixs llalj-i.
Official American
Roll of Honor
Put On i a 1 M nn 1. In I
li.llllV. Ini H'.iil.l j. i , . f in.,
llllS l.l l.n l,' ,..,J,(. ,l
tl.HI viaH ii, i, vi mi. .mil. a jti
I'.'l l'i'i I in tin. in ,.r.-;inloi,.il
i
i
', f..'-t 1
III-1
I Tiiy nr A uU-r Hill.
Vour ViihT hill In imw i(n . rip')
I rtt it'll ! I'iilil n nv li'fiiv the H'lti
I nr fn'rvUi' will It hiHriiiitirnn'il or
iont'lty ii Mi'il ThiH yiir ImhI n-
In i'. I -t r i f 1 1 n pim ii'l' orih w ln ii
n'oni.iiili-ii by pithtiifto Adv.
' ff With a
fiteJ? HOFSTKA (iUN
lffitif i ljw Wf? a Dieae Breeding Hun.
'TsT JX HI He'll Bo Hundred Nt Week.
tM. jyvP'H 1 I And Ten Thousand Next Month
nil. w
M.i.,:v i i
ll' WI-..i , I
lll'I'i.M'.l I I
l'"U:. li i.
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i' 1 1 i i r
i.f all
it nil ,
i.lilu-i
In-
(tr..l r.-i i iiH', Inn
lfi'1 Ih'-i-H With Alill-lii .1 1
i nn . -...ii.i i.i." 1 1 a i' 1m
'in Willi IiIh u i.ii- I. now
i-i.-u fur a- .-in i. y in il'
!.! l
.i .--iili.iil i,t tho ' i k in 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 a Minli'i
Pii-.l-a' a -. iria tl'Ul. vuit'-rila v l'il-
ll'WHIV .lll'll':ltl"ll I.f ll"'H'. '" 11,1
,.if,,l It. i.i ......Ii I. ii . 1 i.uikTii.I In TuIn.1.
',- I .1. 1... I .. r-.l li..- iik-.-I - ! M limi al
li i- i.c-rii'il i,, ,,, tin- il.M iu.i. n I,.-. ll"'if. ClulJica
WASIHM.TON. .May 8. Tli m-
u.'iity lint ti,;.iy f-iintnmcd 70 nftmen
ilivlilial an IuIIowh:
Killfil in ni tKiM, l.l; dle.l nf aool
'Jeiit, 2, dii',1 i.f rtlieami; 3; wounded
ffveri'lv, 1 I , wounded ullKtilly, 41;
imIknIiik In union, 3.
HI offji-'iH wcri niiined;. l.loii
I'MianU Pn.i-it 'lllmni liem'h,
l'i.liiiiint. liil: Arthur il, iinylnrd.
I ih. Minn., unit l-'iunli H
.Ma. in, wore kllH'd In
HC'ilon
l.leiili-nii'itu Julian N. !oivell.
W'niihlr.iflo.i I i i' and .Tolin K.
tall mill Inn i.i.rxonnl a I., ..f ni.-.H as ;I i , , . T j 1 1 . -1 ..( itm I'liini'll of ili-f.-us' jiillKai.l, (hualto, dim! of accident.
Ihouifh he wit rf, .nun, a tunc-. T). ,..: , (l,-v Hiaah In ".rire was l.le.,1. W . 1 1. il.,i dun, New Vork, Is
lion that irof..KHiot.,iliy he i.-itlii i ,,, i , ,,.,, Hii. only '" to force nilsHinit In iii'tlon.
illliki.. mill WMili'il. PairlhK Ids: , ,.,,,M , i,. ,.,, i discontinue unfair Mem t:ln.tr H. Nnland nf I.M
iiiilfonn he would re'Khly iuiki f"i-. ,,.,,. ...., it.,.M i,. wi,lrh l.a k"i v I hurn. V a . iii.-iloiu.lv liuuiied rnii.ii-
fun. C. li I i. ui'las. 'I'llhsi
nillilnl i a I'll , Mnn. lav. nun i
! Illui al l hi.- l ( .ii-nt of II. t '.
a ln'-lnl'l of the council of
ood lid
illi-d In
Tv ni ll.
d.-r.-iis"
iloodi ii r sold .'it ,i 8 orifice to m--clll'l'
the KI'll'T-ll liad.' of C'Ula.ll
l:n (.! cutou,ei-M The 5-ienl I a I e
wai coii'in'cri-d fair In nil. and il
w im ll'ililn lii'. i i-:u v, hot onlv I . v 'hi'
coniiaiiiioi v .o-o of i'i''i:ivi' I'lour
ttakf-ii llae to meet an ad aiic... in
writ'ci Mny 1.
MAN SHOT TO DEATH
RESISTING ROBBERS
n tilcn Pnosl.iii Haff officer of
Mi" Molike .... houl.
1(1.1 I .-1 . 1 iniirt tu rm i..-i.-n.!cht 1
l.ae iiol I I i ii Int'iTu'wi,, l.u! Ii-fc - j
Mi-en Tin i reiiiitiil -:il filed I II - .
to tho nanchiarv al ilic. w-nr office'
lit the li....lllc. iniriiite Any mull I hllliKtltntea. t.iit Ills
Willi w:u lain found tin door I. aired
niintimt him. MHI'aiy iinuue de-
lllllli.led ). mnpl tii-hs anil licneiril
M. unlet, would not foiul.n or cx
i iii-o a l u ll of It.
A lall l.londi. i; lilleiuan with
fi'i-Hli pink nm. flexion and n mon
ocle, Riiri-tiuti.li'it I.y iiinpK nf all
hiiI'Ih, conioiir, Muiim, flat niapo, mnpo
uf elcMiilons- all iiiai ked wiih flunn
Willi ii ii in lot h mi'l Willi led, tilufl and
ellow pencil iiuii-kH, faced the cor
renpiin.li'iits. lienci'Ml Mittiilco rtiull
with all thoan 4iiiih an I 'nderew fkl
.1 nt Ih Willi the kfiH of a plunn. lie
knew eerv detail of them.
"iluoil nftprnoon, Kentlotnen," wna
the Kreetium never miyihliiK nuiro
HiiiniliuM hctoiii the tnupji with a pro
fctHtoual iimnniir and In IflitKuiiti mo
pieciio that IiIh Htenoicni ptier would
hot need to cornel It, the koiioihI
Kiuii'd iho inllilftry ruination.
llaxliik ftiilHhed the general then
paiiMed for iiue.itli'iin.--Ail aiinwi'r
nlde iiueMtlcinn were repUnd -In yery
Pininplly mid hiclHlvely. He whhikUIiik lii"
one of those "who Hiiffer fiinln Put
I'lully." lrunlltih iiueHlloim occ:ihIoii
ally were, naked hy nniateur htraie
KlHtN. ile rriiHheil them ipilckly and
curtly. He did not parry Willi them.
I.i
(oortte II.ii'iIh, Ncitro. Murdered:
One Siihpi'et .rri'.iiil, .Xnotlii'i'
At 1 aive.
When he ni!"uipti-. to KsM two
negroes w'hn lu ld him up at riiu in
natl slllet and the l-'i !. trail, s at
4 4,"i yesterday lnointnu l : , i k I.u
rls, nemo. was sh..' ih!ou::h :h'
heart and m-t:intlt I. ill' d n
The li.'ll ip iind ini, id' r waa wlt-ui'i-i'd
hy m-i':.I eu.pl.o'.-ii ai th"
l-'rlsio f r.. i In ho IS.' :-.d Ihcy called
till- police. Al-'oil i u - I... k a nei;:o
n.uii.' as i;.-n Jenixins
whm arii-Hle.l. th.icld lo ho uhe (u
thn nidi wno nh. it ll.iriis. ln had
a revohrr witli oto. cluuiiher dii.
.'harKid. The other mini hah pot
hi'i'll arrei.li .1.
ho Flmply killed Iheiu with the A J.'n i " o pli . " in n winch chni'in
Htralcht hrutallty lunch as Hpenk er I and a u.d.l w.ii.-li and chain were
Tom Heed diuilt tu hi crlllcs Ir. llm j lak'-n fi-.ui the l.oilv of lliirriK an he
)am Kon hy In WimhliiKtun. 'fell i,. the pa v i:n lent.
"(iond nftei noon," k Iitiipii," he I llairlt wan h ik at the Ilin MuR
mild, liu vlnic flnlnhed, nevir any ; cifn at I'l.-M and Mnln utreots and
thlnir inure . .1 was on hn way to wmk when the
4ii neral Mmirlco la rated an one of ; shooting o. eiiired. JcnklnR will ho
thn iiioHt nut hnrllallv e nilliiary hi-, i tin not nei in the comity auUnit'l
torlutiH and erltlcn who write in the! ilea mii.I a charge of murder placed
lOiiM'lih lmikunkn. - Ui has in.ule a hk ilnst him.
I"
iont. Is now i.-porieil In a hnspita,,
F it'fei li.i fioin shell aliiiek.
Killed in Action.
I. lout. I . . Pea. h. Piedmont, ( nl.
I h ill. A. 11. (.ailold, Mllliienpolls,
Minn.
I Imil. I'. S. Ilimf, t'hclsrn, M'nM.
orp, K. I . Ilri', Sniiinaii. Iml.
I'm. I I'.ui kli-v. P.i.Uilini', . J.
I 'rlv. M. ,1. t nu;:lillii, Maui'licstcr,
(In...
Prh. J. Kiarilnsky, llccla, I'i.
Pill. Triii 1.. l orriiit, Maiiinlnth
Sprin', rk.
Pin. . I.. Ilciison I'nrnfrlt, Mo.
I'rlv. .!.,!. n l.liilnn, hlciik"".
I'rli. II Moilniit', Moiini Mlia
lion, ,vl'la.
Pill. . I'licilliilt, I.os Aii2i'Iik, ( 111.
I'rlv. I'. I', ulleley, I'rull City, Al.
Died of Accident.
N. Itovit'll, Washliii-'ton,
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
ADJOURNS MEETING
1 State Briefs
Mm, II. V. I'tink of Mmwnec He
cleMi'il lo lleud State
OrsnnlJttlmi.
Delay is tho big dftnger in
dealing with Fli, Mosquitoes,
Roaches and Anta. Every day
mulUplien their numbers and
their opportunities to attack
the health of the family and
the food supply. Go after
them early with
(renounced Hoff-Straw)
A non-poisonous powder. Harmless to Hu-man-Fat&l
to Bugs. It is unequalled as a de
stroyer of harmful insects and is totally differ
ent from any insect powder. Perfectly safe to
use anywhere. '
Defend Your War Garden
It's a patriotic duty to kill all food destroyers. IIOFSTRA
Is the nuro conquerer of the Potato Bug, Tomato Bug, Cb
bage Worm, and many other insects that attack garden
planta and vines. With a loaded HOFSTRA gun at hand,
you can easily dispose of these enemies of the garden.
Protect Your Poultry
The American lienhouie must not he neglected. More poultry ami egn
t liiime means more beef for' the boy at tile front. HUI M'KA stoej the
ravauej of lien lice and miiei. Spray it ou'llie rooms ami walls of the hen
house, in the feathers of the hem and in the setting m-sts. It will not harm
letting rks or young chick. Hurt only the vermin.
- 20c For"? DIME
A 10-rent metal gun, loaded with 10 cents' worth of 1101 .'.TRA, crut
Bnly a dime fur trial. Order one fiom your grocer or druxKtst now H he
kasn't HOl'STKA yet, mail the ijitne Id us. We will semi the leaded jjun
promptly, Kistaife pirpaul .We will appreciaie il if vou will send jottr
ilealcr'j name when yon write lot the nun.
SOLD BY
(roccra and druggist in H?, Siic and
Il !, and in 1'Jc loaded gun.
Refill gun with package powder. :
TO DEALERS
An all-iiiminiT BiftRe of 1,(FSTHA aiU wll,
m.ik(. ft rrcnt nnd Krowliig drmuii'l fvr x
lIUKSTltA, rIftri'nj: yiu an uniiffimt opitor
tunitv. ir.r Irorn Wlltlftnifton-ilalnn-J"rier
rf., Oklahoma rity, Uuthrlf. srmw
no, Chlnkaaha, AITiw Klk ("Hy; HiUe-Hnl-drucer
( !o., Mi'.Alftf r: MitHkortM, Jai
runt or CovlSHle; uny Jobber In Tvtla.
HOFSTRA MFG. CO.
J01 Ncgale Are., Tulsa, Okla.
OUR GUARANTEE :
"M.iiu-y bn.'k If HOKSTKA fiatlfi
to n th WHirk,'' is the utifiunUftrd ;
! n'larnntre printed on ecry i-a k- ;
inMit"-'";. -
in. B ' I i I
i n iitm
What is Spring Favor
It is simply low Vitality, a lack of Energy caused by
impure blood.
At this season of the year, Nature is trying to
throw off the impurities and this condition usually
makes' the body very weak.
A Good Blood Tonic just at this time brings re
lief and is a great help to Nature.
Grove's
1 zbV 080 ears
m mm m u k
chili Tonio
is mado for that purpose; it contains just what the
Blood needs, IRON and QUININE, in a form accept
able to the most delicate stomach. It purifies and
Enriches the Blood and you can son feel its
Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. GOc per bottle.
Wfoenover You Need A
General Strengthening Tonic
Take Grove's
&3 L. i iKJ.v
MIL.
1 vy " m ir
wiww.wii 1 1 ill iwffw
Wi en My
Lady Travels
HIE wants thot sn.e cf security: of artenttva
) ne; of uneaibarrasaiot; fluldaoc. la an
cspcciaV fentura of PlorrUoo K-rvi.- wwo
who make thn hotel their headquarters lor
chopping, thetttr, or tjusinrs excursiona to
Chicago.
A houwteaper l tn crmrg of rrr fl'Kir cf the il
toilr: b.nh anil clirnlailux kc water tn eirary roomt
emuultclr tmtoful room tumiMo4 whether you pr
2 or more.
Trrrar Curita, Chlcwfo'l Wonder Rettiiuncnt, It
the liun.a of the lt.- Mujlcai lilts, tuettcr tth It
nianrt-kma Ice Carnival.
1
'In tA fftwrt of
lllsritoalffltd
HA KRY C. MOIR
Clark and Majiaon Streata
CHICAGO
"riw Woti of
lrftot iwrvtfV 1
ir.i.iiTMi.iaiir'r-r' r F.ir rJ"T' ia
Mem. ,
l. 4 .
I.leul. Joliii K. (rlfuirtl, I'hic'UKU.
Died of Disease.
I'rlv. II. rimer, Omwvillo. I.a.
I'rlv. T. tl. Slii'u. I nil Klicr. .Mann.
1'iiv. J. Shield, (.riK'iivlilo, .MIm.,
Severely Wounded,
t ni-p. '.1. I. Wnlkor, Hultlmorv, .
Irinmn:
Kavinond 4. Ilrvani, Ilnlllmorc.
Jo'pli 1. I ii lli, I'oitMllle, Tu,
T. It. llaiTiwill, StuutMTt, Mo.
Alexander lll'i, Kun l'rniulM'o.
II. 1'. Mel hcnin, tini'iivlllP. Ky
4 !! Mlllaril. MontlK'Her, 1ml.
Janu s K. Jloiwr, llroadway, .. C.
Ilavlil A. Niundci K, 4 lilcuKo.
.Iiironlnv Slum, tlili'iiico.
V llllHin 4 . Vim. Philadelphia.
Have Wetku, liiiliilli. Mill",
lieaii '.cllci. WiiHliluirn, . 1.
Slightly Wounded
HerKt. II. S.. Fret)!, Kaaton. Pn.
SeiK, K. W. Wolliiin, Cincinnati.
Hei'15. I'.. A. lchnlr, Cleveland, ij.
Serit. li. It. tjhlrley, lidnmnd, K.
torii. tj. T. JlttKoud. Oakdalt,
Tenn.
Corp. H. .elnon, Kennan, Wis.
Cuip. ii. l. Whlint), Ht, Charle,
111.
Corp W. D. McConne.ll, K'ngntree,
S. C.
Private:
V. 1). Atiihrosln. New Haven, Conn.
Hryan A.iilreWBt Anlolne. Ark.
V. 11. iiowen, Halltmore, Md.
Haiuuel ChuiIUI, Phelpii, Wl.
in. II. Coffey, ItiirllnKton, N. D.
S. li. liarmhtadt. New York elty
Thomas It. Doyle. Kaston, Pa.
il. l'.iickaon, nralnerd, Minn.
I 'avid J. IjoerK. Ia Anaelen, Cal.
J K. I lunifenaon, FohUnell. 1.
1 1. li. llnddcn, Ponoa City. Okla.
ri. C. ll.irr.a, Topeka, Kan.'
thiat Kal.iiH, (ilonlia.
John Kui'tollrk, Wouseon, Ohio.
H. t.. MacAuntand, Lowell, M.
It. ml M.irlinnftld. (irafton, N. 1).
Wilhim Minon, Tornoy, N..C.
John .Mieoiia. Coal 4'lty, 111.
1'iv.io i. ii..l. Karnintshura, Ind.
Frank - n'l'lrlen. llaltlmora, Md.
.lohn i'hllllp". Unffln. lia.
P. K. Hatcliffe, Itnltlmnre, Md.
Hlerling Kice. Kaston, Pa.
Harrv Uuhmmm, llnverford. ra.
perry Shepperd, liecoy. Ky.
II. li. Kiuiieliury. HrtlHmore, JU.
W H Strieker. ItalUinore, Md.
V Watkiiin. jr.'. Milvlilo, N. J.
Vincent WhllehUl, Cory. V.
Alfred A. Wolfe. Kaston, 1'a.
John A. Young, Haltlmnre. Md.
H p Younir, Johnsonburpt. Pa.
John V. Heal. . I'hlladelphla.
Missing in Action.
I.leul. W. H. Gordon, New York.
I'rlvnii'd:
Hnnier Waters. Norwood. Mo.
I.ouls handler, l'hllndelohla.
I'risfnu r, I ic vtniixly Koiiorldl Mlag
lute. Ker J. Slomlna. Wobtter, Ma.
l.leut. K. P. Noland, lesburi(,
Vu prevloualy reported mlsslnir In
action, now reported a patient In
hospital aitffcrlna: from shell shock
WACHIN'tiTdN. May . A mn
rlno enrpa casualty hat todav shows
one man dead from wounds and
m.ven aliahm wounded Jn action
I'rlv. li.ilrh Clay Johnson of
Guthrie, ukla.. d:e- of wounds..
Slightly "iiiiili'd.
Second l.leut. Vernon l.ee Romors,
Ttloxnn. a.
Coin. H. H. Perkins, Sumnor.
Truss.
I'rlvair:
J. K. Clark. Walton, Ind
John 1". Pavldson. Iietroit.
Allen M Si hroedei'. Cleveland.
UomiI 1.. Stokel, Crawford, (5a,
Hairy l'lnk. Plttflmi gh, pa.
The eleventh annual meetlnR of
the Oklahoma Library association
closed its two-day meeting yester
day afternoon, after one of the most
iniei entiiiii conventions in the history
of the association.
The main subject of discussion
yesterrtH) was the county library bilk
which the association hopr.i to pre
sent to the next li'KiHlature In Jan
uary. This bill la for the levying of
a tenth of ii l ent tax for the purpose
of supporting olrculatlmr libraries In
each county, Tho library movement
Is bfcooil'.n n.i.ie exietimve each
yenr and with the development of
the rural communities, and U is
believed bv the members of the as
sociation that country libraries will
be of the utmost need to rural resi
dent. This plan has been success
fully established In many other
wain. A committee, of which i'r.
W. ii. Mourer of .Shawnee is chair
man, will draw up the bill for pres
entation to tho leKislnture. Other
members of the legislative commit
tee are Mrs. Ciua Case Porter, L'nld,
and ('hail's S. tilone. Stillwater.
Miss Ktiimft A. Chandler, assist
ant si aii; Iioine demonstration agent
at Stillrtaler, delivered a very Inter
enir.g Rddre.iH on "How Librarians
May Help the food Admlnlstmtion. '
K. K. I'eiistei iii'icher spoke on the
"Need of Hooks for Hoys," In place
of C. K Kiicbner, who was unable
to give his address ns scheduled.
L, L. Iilikeinon. who bus charge
of tho library work nt Camp I-oill-phan.
made a short talk and told of
I Vie fine Infhienees the libraries were
having upon the boys In klmkl In
the vaitouu training camps and the
need of supplying these camps with
the necessary book. '
Thn following officers, were elected
for the cnsulr.g year: Mrs. R. W.
I'unk of Shawnee, president; I'r. L.
V. Mail- of the Baptist university 6t
Shawnee first vice-president; Mrs.
terthA Mcltrldn, Uuthrle, second
vlce-nresldent; Miss Mvrtle Weather-
rtiolt, llartiesvllle, secretary; Mist
Mary It. Hadford, Muskogee, treas
urer. During the various sessions muslo
was furnished by the Hyechka club,
nnd the'' metlng closed last nlBht
with a concert.
WALTERS. May 8. Only three
young men ' of Cotton county were
culled Into service unfler the May 6
call. They were William M. Bhel
ton of Tomple, Zach Trigg of Devo!
and Ueorge Huff of Walters.
CLATPOOLi May 8. Owing to a
vacancy due aoon In the Claypool
postofflce the department) has an
nounced an examination will take
place In Waurlka May 25. This la a
fourth-class postofflce.
TAHXKQL'AH. May 8. At a coun
try dance la the Caney settlement,
twelve miles south of here Saturday
night, Alonzo Deorman, a young
farmer, was stabbed to death by Ahe
Pack and his brother, Zeke Pack.
Abe is In Jail charged as both a mur
derer and a deserter. Zeke made hi
escape and officers have offered ISO
reward for hi capture.
WALTERS, May . Among Okla
homans graduated from West Point
now making good in tho military
service Is Captain C. L. Mnriott. of
Walters who recently visited his pa
rents, Mr.'nnd Mrs. E. , L. Marlott,
ten miles, west of Walters. Young
Marlott was appointed to West Point
In 1111 by Congressman 8cott Ferris.
He completed the four-year course
and entered the service with tho
commission of second lieutenant. His
promotion was rapid. He Is statlonod
now at Loa Angeles. '
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 8. Judge
John H. Cotteral la making an in
vestigation of the charges contulned
tn a letter from Mia. Ueorge It. Fnn
chcr that an attorney took nil tho
money she had, and a mortgage on
her home, and an automobile belong
ing to her husband, for defending
her husband on a charge of white
alnvery.'and then when tho case was
called the lawyer failed to appear.
The caso handled by Mr. Patterson nf
Moman Pruiett'a firm. lie recently
figured ns the defendant In a murder
trial, i'rulctt saya that I'alturson la
now in tho army.
We'huy clean, white rags. Tiring
them to The World Publishing com
pnny and ask for Mr. Muc Itrumo.
Adv.
JENKS SHOWS ENTHUSIASM
IN RED CROSS ACTIVITIES
" A large attendance and encourag
ing enthusi.it.tii marked a meeting of,
the Red Cross auxiliary at Jenki
last night. Lee Levering of Tula
delivered the nrlnclnnl address of
the evening, speaking on war topics:
and explaining the work and need,
of tho Red ( rnss. Mrs. Florence i
lloald and' Mis. WcRt of the Tulsa
chapter also spoke.
The splr.t that Jenk Is showing
In Ite.l Crot.s work Is shout to enrn
for her the honor of having her or
ganlzatjojl' (hanged from an auxil
iary l"0 a branch, giving the,, Jenk
chapter the same lank as the Tulsa
organization. Other auxiliaries
would then he established under tho
supervision of the Junks branch,
leaving tho Ked Cross activities in
Wie southern end of the county un
der the direction nf the thriving and
energetic Jti.ifc chapter.
More than 100 attondod the meet
ing liwt nlgut, which was held In the
gymnasium of the high school. The
Anollo club, directed bv Prof. Rob
ert Carson, rtirnlh,ed music for tho j
meeting.
7
STYLE
in
STRAWS
No one disputes
the correctness of
the Alpine.
We are Showing some of the"
finest , braids in this style
Panamas and Bangkok $5 to $12J0
Jeghojns, Milam and Mackinaw s, $3J0 to $7.50
In addition we are showing the same braids in
yacht and telescope styles at the same prices.
Yacht shapes in Sennit Split and fancy braids
$2. to $6 JO
.1
Black
Tread
Red
Sides
Where Beauty Is
More Than
Skin Deep
.a.
;j;Vr'.JV7' I''
-jiitiimtfir"
3
BANKERS HOLDING ANNUAL
SESSION IN CAPITAL CITY
Three Hundred Present for First
Meeting: Want Insurance
Half', Lowered.
p'ii' i" Tr- w..r!.l I
"K!., Ml. ..MA CITY. May S
At...'.!; tl.r' niiii li-.e.l rne-ml-ers of the
iikUhnni.i .-Mali' 1-'. inkers' assorlu
t..n a;!!-"..!..,, the firit se.ndon today
i of the au.mal ront'.re'n-s which
!iva.s Convened bore. The banks of
j the s'.aic are In excellent condition
as i.'f'.eci.'d In talks of the uttend-
''.n: l.acke. a ,
j AlUuuiKb favorable legislation
has resulted In reducing bank rob
beries, me'. nhcrs reflected that the
raic of niHur.incft baa not . been
owered. The annual scheme of
bank Insurance may tie resorted to.
according to pi edictlons.
li. Mc.Nally of .St. Louis nnd
R. .S. Heche of New Orleans ad
dressed ft., i convention today, Kt
forts of t'.e banks in aiding IJb
eiti bond bales were emphasized.
WE never saw a motorist who
wouldn't admit that the Black
Tread and Red Sides combination In
Diamond Tires makes the handsomest
tire equipment he ever saw.
But the fact of the matter Is that you can't
see the real beauty about Diamonds,-
their husky strength and long mileage.
You read about it on your speedometer k
after thousands of miles.
If you want to save some money on tires,
try one Diamond (you can buy it from
Diamond Distributors in this city). Before
,long, you'll want Diamonds "all around".
Diamond Tufx don't deteriorate
while you carry them a "extras."
Tney hold their life for years.
the diamond Rubber Compantj
I Incorporated
AKRON,
OHIO
it i t. m m" l ie it h unit m st mm iu i
iam m u niui l n miu iuiuju
V3LJ
SQUEEG
TIRES

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