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TULSA DAILY WOULD, SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1918
GORE 'DROPS IN' AND
DELIVERS WAR SPEECH
6enntor Ail nek VrUr UIhk
(jovonuntiit; n tart I'kui
I ';iifnrr
DOES NOT MENTION WILSON
Talk l or Hour in ( liy iinh
litinclx'on V 1 1 Ik mi r IMfrntrrg
in rrsldi til."
Tlnltod S; j ! i-s ;:mi,.ii r T. I' i;o:e
was In Tul.-'-i sCT'lii ' . lilting bin
h rut her 1 1 I .M in.: s ii Hoh
ton. The Nwiiti.r i ..l u hi.. .it I. ilk
t a lulll'l 11 i.f l.'.o !'.l. el ii I.. HI
Hotel Tulsii .tf nom, -.1.' 'it h iiu; .in the
topic of price fixm." be the (tm-urn
men! II.' ilf-clarel that this h n
falllli'lnllK I i " 1 1 mill I 1 J ; 1 1 tl w
of Supply mill ilcn :, r I I ,i!i, mil ;iwk
if ooiiriess should r r- (-- i 1 1 -i t o the
price of 1.01.'. lootlil - -
A ve: v nr.M. . .(Lie r. i t (lurlne ' v
Senator U(.i i
not tuenlioi.
r I.i Ik u;i
Mil' name
Wilson run t", iA- tliil i.' directly re
1 fer to him. Areordllig to his htlite
'merits, the hetiator Is agalhM the
. POV el lucent pollr V of flXIIIK fit at. thi!
! ilng price on f-ot-viffs t.i- other
1 iii'mImi ik anil m'tii, At.o'f ivt.r a p''
ii y nT Ipgl'tln' ion pdliM profiteers
' pi control prli en.
I Senator 'Inre'.s talk was on the
, llnps of husnices mi. I war and the p
ilutloii of nil business with reference
J to the winning of thn war. fief! ring
In iIih oft mked 'iiiiBlInn His to tli"
end of the vv.ir. Senator Hurt. snid
I "We must prny fur short 'ini'.
hut prepare for a long on.-, further
i niorf I rriniiot ;iv. U'c must iI.mIi
Unit- ourselves to Hit. winning . ftps
MV.'ir it II fl not finly rlo (.hi lul, l.iji t,ll
. lu st. Tlllf.il has (If, lie her l,il, I inn
j glad (( n;iv, and has lie '( i (r the
top' tin ciiTl lift ii'ttoii .,lic , is been
' c.lllo.l Upon , rlf, Hn
" f here Im no t ,'i
; flOW," Nil 111 I f i
iinint Ti,it:tti our w i
u ml .'in honorable i
lii'l l ISllsllll
" nil- chief hu'.l no
"must tic In w j ii i, 1 1
our privitr t'lpniii:
mokpii ilijwn, f,,,r
tf h'lsme 7. ( e v
as-et in w oiling thta wiir nri'l It ;
the result of it, tut' than four thoip. ,
iiiid i-.rn of liiiMni-fs expel leu.
I think lint I'veivone Hi. ml. I He'
: . ii..,i,.i l,e profit II ml .1 I e.i'lOII
.lli.e , M.' t.,1 II. ( I' Il
Hlll'l. nil. I I P(-ljev( lli.lt III
IS I lie (.(,:. M ill M ll'i tnl"rtv more
I lei i .1 I i...i .,,; I'K.M
-li.it'ir
l-i AguliKI I'i'Ik-
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of I'n-sKlcnl ; iicMi, on .1 noun. I I,
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ii il.U-t - l.ltl .f.
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iill'l lie u-milliii;
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f! . IS t he Lent
iieeri i-vifl i pnrii
"I raw
t.i.... 1 m m A ma iitt. .11 '...M m
j v,.,,i,ir (en.. Nv. ni to hi v thHt r fyja wty w V3,vX fnl
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(.oi.e I I .lii 'l' h;e. ii'-, o H I. . I Ipf pl.lll " ' i
:ni'l .Ii-. urti.l ii I " - .i'l Al Hie l'.ilaet! loil.iy', Miuulay Mint
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Good Health
a Priceless
Blessing
DoottTake a1
Chance With
the Little Ones
THE live of thousand U children re arrifir-d
every ytxr owing to crirnint carekuaest (nothing
Irti) 00 ttw prl of parentXk, nk thnuich rai-
tiveaof fl econom, thinkinpf t av a few iklJrt
on the parchjitve o refrijerttor mewt Important
item in tbo whole bouse), Uow uncrupuku dealm to
ulk tbm into buying Pwiy conntntvted, non-insulated
urnaniury "ice boxei. ' Tlie health ol your children
ii worth infinitely more than this chance. Dvn't lait iu
Have delivered to your howie today a
BOHN
Syphon Refrigerator
(mm inri i umi
BAFEGUAiU YOUR TKWITi UXAXTU
- tiny tllll Nprriit.iunv
til in 1 .1 , I ., 1. 1 t r 11 si n:;!t i vp
.. f 1 1 in,' If 1 ii." u !.i 1 1 v.. in nn -
' in . A pi ..... . Im i to ep.('il;i t
111 'A ti. 1 In 1 he v I i I .liili.. 11 ill y hoi.'
"I .1 W ( I-l- i!,;- H e J I .(Ml wilU ,111 elf '
in e,, 1 , ,t 1 .1 '1 11 ! .1 1 1 1 1 ti 10 the price,
'"" I' Mill Mllll .pile, f the pro-
. Iu.' ioii of il. is e-..."iti.il elfin-nt hi
"ill n il loi'.:it jPir;:iie A We.ll
u 'i 1 pp. ! in 1. Ii 1 1 it- I hi .lint r 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 pi
f m i v lii 1 le 11 ..- v. 1! hunt , the pro
.In. ii,... '
Iu . -run .1 .i ti.,11 with :i Wnrld re"
pin tot. ,,'i,iil, i 1 lore slnleil lh:il he
'i i i t ikinc ii t hurt rest iiml viirntlnii
fioin hi.-. I.iliot.i lit w in, hi in; 1 on, isort
of -i few i:im on tho winu
hen nnk.ol whnt hp knrw t.f oon
ilitloim 111 itiitt. polltleii, tho Kfimtof
te.le(l:
I know noihini,' 11 If nut II I 11111
111"' the in.iti in the KraiulBliind
w.i'ehlni; thoui rim by."
'I he mil n t in- lift In st nlpht for n
fhoti vi.iv Pi (ikl.iMoiiui flly hefntf
retiniilni; to WiiKhliifitoii.
Tfc A no KIT R M I Til 1? I? snr !
L I JrAkvlLl & TARPRT I 1 I
T " J I j
d r '"","'M"
VJ. V if
p ' '''(" '' '' ' 1 1- 1, 1 ui.-ja-JH jj-vj-aiiu-uii 'Ujrsrsacgr
CADET OBSERVERS' LOST IN
! BALLOON RETURN TO CAMP
WViv ( nrtii d Aany Off Wlit-n r.l
I'mii, llisii, An ay from VMi
! Xi.ul" San Anliinlii.
HAS' ANTONIO. TX!ii, May 11
T . t iiilel otmrrvxr who'wi'in In ti
ri.ptlvf I'.miy h illnon. whli-h , l.rokti
nwnv. ill n h(lloi.n flolcl nwir IipiH lo.
rliiv. roichol llii f inlil tonlitht In an
tninnl'lln. Thi' rump ai1jut.ini, in
thi iihsnri- of M11.I01' A. It. Irfimiiert,
rnintnnnilpr, ilollnofl In (sue thn
n.imp of ihn t-Hiletfi or nl.itp how
thfy rffprttul a Inndit.K. All on.
Bi'tvpr In tho laplivp IniltoonH vrmir
it ffildPd nnrai hutft vhleh 111 event
thry nhonld full from thf l. isket. 1 01 c 111
i'1'ciii oiiioiiiuiii-iiiiy 1 no 1 ',1 1 1 00 11 t woo
rmmp tn earth lifar Austlti, this i.f. 2.. fi
tprnoon. Mr
mntrT ' T I-..!!!. I III I III till
I iv j
ii W i
.,- 1 1 v .11 The I
re." : Hi.- ;tr,ui. to- !
I,v. " I
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C PARTY;
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1
WEDNESDAY CONCERT WILL
BE RARE MUSICAL TREAT
IWlKliin Trio l"rfimLc to Iw f.rn;UM
liy ItirKi lloipio at lll'h
K'liixti Audlioiitim.
The fonciirt Wednesday night In
th auditerlutn of tht new hlffh
f hmil li ti(lnK by tpn famtuiB He
Klnn arliMiK - Mllrn. J itilsy imd ltt
lirldll li.idoux and Jan Colliitnoii,
Is fngorly uwiiltod l.y TuIku iii.mlc
lovpra and a p:-ckrd Iioums iromifH
:o Krop'. them
Thrro elll lf no rrsprvfd i-eals.
ndmliilon hplnx h rardn. Tim Tulsa
llomry club ih l.'i kt 11 a Inip.p niim
hc,r f,f tir-krtrt for the'r wivf.s, 1110th
crfl Hnd Kwpeihearts I'li.l th remain
der will hn offered to the public
K Ai'i whei , the Hf-iltH have np-(iPMi-od
thry hnvr- won the , nt'neit
tu.ilft'. 'roi.i erl'ies and tooio w Im
lie-ii It em In Tulsa next Thursiiny
nlcht nn .'i.i'iurPd of nn f-vpriitiK they
Will rrlT.PIIlli'T Vith plfH.'-UIP
Ml thP pro.peilK of the oncert,
ive If, per it ni tfr ppeessary ttav
tlliu: ppen.cs fot the Hrtihts. will bp
Kent to the ,i'..:iir fun.-! for Kclkiari
lnhl.H. throut-'li the j;i:l-ian luinw
P 1 at W'a'.hiiiK'on
Ulil llalii Itiiim to t rnis.
M'A I.K.iTKH. May II -A thrpo
Inch inlii fell hei'p lodiiy II was
tbp b't;i:.:tt downpfjr of Ihp aea
Mon, nnil eroj-K already urfi fppllnw
rhe t'ffe. ti of It l-lelus HIP prcPHPI',
nnil the cbaneiM for production have
been I're.ifly Inerrased
.iiniiisl, lit- lii-sljnis.
SI 1 1 (: - '. I "!IT, l,a . May It
Spniitor S .1 llnrppr of Winn parish,
rf.r.'itlv 'b.pilitrd In federnl cnurt nn
pailiitiii(." 'liaru'cs. tonlitht tpndPred
h! rf'!ii(!ntion to tiovrrnor I'leasHnt.
of l.oillsi'ina.
With .M..111
("tllllt of Si If 11
day and M.m
WILL GIVE PATRIOTI
I'mWiJiiiiiiiini lor Drnficil Men'
Will lb- Ib-l l at M I ami
V W. .
A p 1 ' p.: .1 1 m 1 1 will be itIvpii at
tlie v. m '. i.y th sifial com
niiti.'p.', i.f the . ,I f A. ami Y. V.
C A. .,11 ih" ivi-iilng of May 21. TI10
guests will be members of tnt two
ite'ii;.. Iinrether with all nveii
e to p. uve on or about May
ti iliutK ramps.
I-'r. I S. Clinton. Mrs. J U.
New Casing and Line Pipe
For Immediate Delivery
Oiip nr 5 J in- 17-lh
(me ear US --17-11). Nntlonal
Tulip.
i)n rar ft S, 20 lh.
(in rar 1 24-lh.
Onn rar R 2S1h.
(tnp rar 11 Mil-lb.
imp car 10 40-lb.
MOO fc-t 4-lnrh llnr".
H Inrh by 3.N00 fpat Bandllne.
and T 8x19 Vir Llnps.
Knpply Drfianmrnt .
TULSA OIL EXCHANGE
Thnne HSU
HEADS MEXICAN RAILWAYS
Itafaol Mrto and Mnrtn Mrnilrx fc
t hoar a Ui High I'osts.
Mr.
Il.ii
(-111 l;e Williams. in, .MisH
Ml i. I'. I '. Kl'porson,
K. Mrniivi-llp and Mis. A .1.
I Ku'l.l id Hi- V. V. t-. A. urn on t!ie
arr.iiueineiits romtnitter Thnso
from the Y. M. t". A Ft-rvlnR on that.
1 coniiiutlee are .1. A. Hull. ('. K. Mtir-
MKXK'D i'IT. May tt - K.ifn I ' dot k. 1 l.cvi-rinc. .lohn Sehott. II.
Nlolo, mlnlalPr of tip- :nK!; lo-, ,nnl ; c. 'I'vik II, C. K. HiP'hr.t'r, N. A.
Mario MptidPX, diree'or of Ii It-- ! Thompson and O. I). Vnnr.
Kraiilm, warn today pliicted presldt-nt 1 '
ana vlre prpHldpnt i'R:nrli'ilv i f
thn conatltutlonallsl railways Thesn
two, with thrpp ntlipra, wlli romprlan
Ihn pxpriitlvo rommittt-o. (arloa
llnaavp y IipI rontrlln Nperefei,
Kdwnrdn del.lnia and Fernando
(biiizales Hn'a ate the other three.
Thp rpnlcnatlnn of Alberto I'.inl.
tnlnlator of cnintiiPri-e anil InilUh'i). :'a;
na prpHhlcnt' of (hp rallwaj i, waa ih
uci t-pipii.
Kctchum
Hotel
Try One rif Our
tUL U 1 II I U
u Unto Dlnnrra.
Business Men's Lunch
11:30 to 2:30 40c
INrt.J TONIGHT IV
HAIJJtOOM TO II
Music by Ketchum
Orchestra
Arlmlsalon 7rir, Plus Rn Wor Tux
The "Ace" of the Road
i
rN FRANCE, "Ace" of the
air is a great distinction
conferred upon aviators when
they have mastered flying.
In America, the owner of a
Lexington is the "Ace" of the
road. His mastery of high
ways is complete. He has at
his command a car of sujier-ability.
Its hair trigger motor is
the only motor dead gas can
not choke. Our Moore Mul
tiple Exhaust System increases
power and conserves fuel.
More than 100 separate
parts are eliminated from our
improved non-rattle frame.
The emergency brake can be
operated by the pressure of
one finger.
Consider their inoderate
price for quality cars, possi
ble only because ten lare
factories, devoted to auto
mobile parts, are affiliated
with and contribute to the
Lexington.
and buy now I Prices go
up over-night.
WALKER MOTOR SALES CO.
East Second t Elgin , Phone 8222
Lexington Motor Company, Mfrs., Connersville, Ind., U. S. A.'
Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS RETURN
o
S. Hnrk holder anil .1. Allen
A. (ollipanlisl llrufM il Men.
O. S. I'.iii klii'lilor, parrel iry of th
hnvn
Piisliiess Nretlnn Wlix-il Out.
VAT "IIKZ, M Ihn. , May 11. Nino
htilhllnifs romprlKlni; prartlrally the
pntli o tliiMlnrss an Hon of Hoxn
MIm, near hrrp, wtirn dPatroypd by
flip today. ranMriK it loaa rstininlpd
at ir.O.OOO, Thp vIIIiikp kiithormeH
pprrss a hpllef that the riin waa of
Inrpndiuy origin. .
kW-V- -X . ,.
iWliiflTTCS
Itet, SolVolTou
aper Probl
1M
Paper Every
Room in the "House at
A Big Saving
We have just received a car load of brand new Wallpaper, fresh from the
mill absolutely no job lots or damaged goods.
Below we give you the price ori room lots of paper which includes enough
paper for a room 12x14 feet.
This Price for Monday and Tuesday
For Bedroom or Kitchen
10 rolls wall, 6 rolls ceiling, 18 yards
border; special $1.59
Living Rooms
10 rolls wall, G rolls coiling, 18 yards
border; special $3.35
Living Rooms and Halls
10 rolls wall, (i rolls ceiling, 18 yards
border; special $2.59
Dining Rooms and Hal!?
10 rolls wall, 0 rolls coiling, IS yards
border; special $5.67
Don 7 Miss This Sale of Wallpaper
Reliable Paint and Wallpaper Co.
119 SOUTH BOULDER
PHONE' 8128
Expert Paperhangers Furnished on Request
division ill the Y . ,M
,1 Allen, asusiaiit pa.tor of
IloHtoti avenup Methodist
church, w tin a-( otiipanle.l the troop
train l.cirmi; ilrafte.'K from TiiIk.i
rlty and county lant Tuesday, have
rpliirned from IhP camp.
Initio',- 1 In- triti iln-po men arti-d
na Y. M ". A pecri'l iries and min
lulpred In the needs of tin, mop
Knrtv-twn turn left Tulsa, but many
wore 1111 krd up along the route.
theio beitii; In all Id!) when thn i
train arrived nt I'linip Mai-Arthur.
Ma rapines. tin rtips. conlectlr.itH. i
writing materials and Htanips were j
provided in anipltf .pl.i lit it lea. The j
men were eiireiirn tied t. w rite home. ;
and fie Inittdrpd postal rnril-i and!
2d Irlters were uniile.l from the train. !
Tho men were In excellent, aptrita, !
and the lust of order prevailed
throughout thn trip.
TII.SV TO II AVI
m:v cafk
Well Known Man to 0Mn A Ileal
Itivslauraill In Wright Hulldlng.
Mr V. A. PunipNPl will oppn the
ralurp Cnfo nontj. In the bnaament
'of the AVrfght building on West
j Third attpet. next lo tho poat offlra.
jit will be one of the tno.st attractive
iraf.-H In the aoulhwp.u.
! I r. Wright' arrhlleeta doMlgnod
IhlH I'Uibling from the start, ea
peelaHy to house a. ccsiuepoUtan
restaur int v hb h wtiuld be a credit
to the city.
I Tho plana for the lighting, heat
ing, dean .itini; and ventilating, the
eli-yator service and the inviting
; marble, stairway etitranr-P In the
j lobby have been carried out with a
1 view of making ililu a very popular
resta ui', int.
An 1 xci Merit orche.lr.i will he
maint.'i tned noon and evening and
datieim; from !' to 1 2 every night
. will in- a feature
I The date i,f tpr opening will be
a rm.nini cl In a few dnya and will he
foil .w. d by .i souvenir niht, w hen
each l.i.l. will receive a silver
nieliii t.'.o Adv.
An
r.vi.At i:.
ill-star l .irati'.nunt riti tire.
"I tin l.asl and proUueed under Itio
p'-rsenal diieitlon of J . Stuart I
la. 'do-i, Is "Wild Youth," now j
il.' wing at the 1'iilare theater. This
:s an ailapintion of one of Fir (ill j
l.t rt I'.irl-rr's most popular novi l.s i
and boasts a splendid cast incluit '
mi' Louise Huff. Th.'oilor l:ol.'rts. J
.la.-k .Muihnll. Jumo.i I'ru.e .m,!1
A, tel.- I'-irrlogton.
Thi- st'.ty Is faml'lar to'al' I'l- .-i i
of fc'tioti, dealing with tut- call of
vooth end tti-- finel oo-n:' i!! cf o i
age xvft'ch 'tie.', ti IcM bark t!-e;
youngst.-is of ;ts genpr itinn. 'IT, po
ller Hnbeiti- (Ins :.. eld husban.!
of a votinr wir--. v h.. is l.oui.,.- Huff n
- -K-hlle 'over is .!,, .M : Ilia 1 1
Wf l v.t.: -.-. I i in rii j,- c.ii .mi
holf.-oi.-.' -W:: Y. :t!' 1 1 is ; n
h!I 1:: 3 .v. 1 w il. " , r:,e
p.'P'll-r v ....n .- .. 'in- -
Roual B
I s
Trio
I'll sli(i(i(ci M!l,-,1.
u ::;.i si'i it .. -. ;, m.,,. ; ,
U.-I.eft i 'l!"i nr I J. !,. Wi 1 ila ir.s ,,;
well !,.v.ter. e- e inttit:- killed
five !"i;", finr.i hi.rr tn.l iv .v 1 1 1 r
tt''"s - ti of a tpmiitsty of nltro
Kiv erii,. First' report. i were Uiat a
n.iiov;':-'ot r:n factery had iiren de-.sii.iy.-,l
;iml in a.l.l:1i(.ti to the two
men killed, six othnra were miwlng
etaian
IN CONCERT
High School Auditorium
May 15, 8:15 P. M.
Auspices of Tulsk Rotary Club
Miss Daisy Jean
Harpist, Cellist and Soprano
For two years player to the Queen of Belgium.
Miss Gabrielle Radoux
Pianist -.
Professor of Piano, Royal Conservatory of Music, Antwerp
' Mr. Jan Colhgnon-BART0o
o YOU SHOULD ATTEND THIS CONCERT
because
It will be one of the finest concerts ever heard in Tulsa and you will
enjoy every minute of it, the artists are of international reputation and
the highest standing in Antwerp and Brussels.
Because
A full house will be the finest compliment you can pay these Belgian
artists who are giving their services free to help their noble compatriots.
Because ,
Belgium saved Europe and is now paying a terrible price for declining
to sell her honor.
Because ..
The Belgians are ruined and under the heel of the oppressors and
starving.
AncJ Because
The new-born babies of Belgium and the little maimed ones, are
crying with hunger. This generation is gone, save the next for a deserv
ing Belgium. The proceeds of this concert may go a good ways toward
helping the helpless1 and feeding the hungry.
Tickets can be purchased at Quaker and Rexall Drug Stores and at
Darrow Music Co. Price $1.50
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