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TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY, MAY 12. 1918
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Hofstra Poison Piant One of
Tulsa's Magical Successes!
Only Throe Yen- ON Yet i'"',,i
Product Is "-'irmly
K.-taUisiird.
SOLD IN SCORE OF STATES
Originated
at.tt
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IT. in
win.-..
Ofur-
Tu
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That
honnr
tOO Irflfli f-1 1
Insliititien mi
find ! t run n -biggest
a..i 's.
Tulsa Mi... net
OliO of the I..!
it kllMl 1! II.
The ,r.. , Ml
concrete i-vidc
(0(1 Ullage (cat
acorns gr 'A f'
three a ears m
"proverbial nh
I'll 'lipr I 1 ' (
stales ;iul h.'-i"
Li I
h 1
,f I
u-'i
.f I"
,. 1 1 bunt
' i . , l-i j
(if Mil
I H Mill !
e I l I ' s j
1 Kivfi. !
" lug ;
ITIIh t'f
ncrlt ... Hint II would Kill
llliv f:,r-l iii(iii which t ! v X 0 rl -
1 1. 1 1 c J . Hiii ku h a product would
'I'd h'' .1 lllllftSM Hllll-MH there Will, '''ill
tut-l for I In- ailblo iiml .ml. .us the
piupoi method of rlistrlhiiiiiui. .h.
Hinting linn
I ri,.n . ,1
They mil
.i.-Sltill"
ftn, I
"If Mm li.ivi' in rniK'h
In tin. Aihi-riiiiii public
In Hi" Infill (if UilH flit III
lillitioIlM, ' J ii l HlrM mv
Ihii in v 1 1 in it nil efforts I i
st t i .i nil im Ii s.-e what w
I L'l
v
t i n lit
II Uli
will liiiint l.i
lll"'l.-tTl l.i'l
I
iif.-lv 1 1 ... ..i II
jshnlo wa'ers
tli.-h "lli '-i II gll es ( task th.it if
f ti,.- 1 1 1 1 r i, i.f inp t r 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 i 1 1 .
1 1, m Ii diii llltl" nr.. u 'ih" ii.:
Ii'.s 4 .ii 1 1 hi rt v which i t itle w hi-ii
i ir'. il w itli .. the j medicines tunci
trior.' has. h f r r H 1 1 j Invention-.; have
in. hi- llinti twcnt j for.' tin m j v i u it
inn' a 111 1 lotia I f.ip- - trv
tor in the gunt movement tu protect 1
thi- life aiitu health nf Hi., nation
thrnuirh tin, 'Vw-i' Hi'' fly" orus-ide.
Thn il fv.'.f'iiini ni ..f tin- Holism
Maiil:f;:.t.:!i il.'; Com p.'lllV (if Tulsa
reads itf.o i 1 1 iinii n'c, 11 ml gives ptouf
In th'i, fi.-i ih.it wlili thn three i-iir-ilinal
irlm i.a' nf nii'n-hn tiflHI 11 u
'mil Hit lfnin iii-hlt) npiili'-it to t hi'
fl.ilf. Iif if Mtnall In.illlutlnnH. run
mi.ikk TuN,i Hit. It.-it'if I'ri'ik of thf
RPi'iit wri.it I. f l .
Thi l liifxtra M.-iniifiiVMurinic rnm
any Is (ivneil hy thr? of Tuli'i'H
moKt iiromini-nt tnfn and lln miri'm
In 11 rrt Ipriiini nf I he hboio Hiilli'il
mrthmlii lr luitniHi thai liuvo mull
the Tijttti of tmliiy nml niHiiy of tin
trri'iit Inill.i.liuti-a that hHiJ thfli m
I'litKiti Iiti-. Thwin imn Bt" 11. N.
Wright .Pf.'ir.iint of thi WrlKit I'ro
ilucInK UfflnltiK ro.i V. A. llrnwn
rjihlr of thf rcxfhnnjrn Nn
tlonal I'mik. nnl J. Hiirr (illihntiH.
who In vlcw-tirpnlnVpt t)i ifnoiul
nuiniiRiT of tlm llofHtrn rotnimiiy,
Ju.t Thrro ith Olil .
Thrn yrarh Bo nni innntli hrm
Vifsn rlUcnvrKl In h iniTllorlonn fur.
inula lh bail! for it winnlfrriil n
i"frt powitri. Tliry nrmlyzoil hi
formula ami found ttuit it h.id ix-
Manv .
furl iiri'il
mint .11
tii U oil
1 1.1 11
a Mm
,1 1
Hirli
"'I -""I 'I,.- ,. witn, n, ."at.".i-l V'--yVil
I I'll Hi. 1 1 ' ' I" I I ' ' ' I 'I I..-.I l.f ; . ... '
I1.1 n.iisiny Ami t.. i Int j 1 mill iin-iir tnii-.Mii hum is iiiiiMufai lunril.
:i,Hr; jgiv(v ' ;- '-Mn'Tj yt TTlocEits' chosen
S5'SHk F 'Vi.-'fTT.TV i-tdl T(. I.EAI. TICKET
11 in I. a aii'l lin.d'Tii 1 ' ,. v fcVII I
- 'ipi"iii-.l l."- Infi . . " l&li
pill, In of tin- rimn- I V&Yf-- v- , Vvill
I Irlte''' ' i all
; S3.
Kliiw-k wiln rtolli.I-.iru iu oil'-luaicil.
.1 a . I 1 1..
la 'i tu Ik-iI a ma nn j
' nn tin- tiiarl.fl itli
.sil.llHI.'H aliil have
tnniii'v. riii'irv.
hup.' nml vi-ai-i i.ti thi nri ...H of tl.i
intllr... tu (in. I ..in laid piThapx
Ini'titl.H. riftliapN r.irn. that tiny
luiyo fa 1I1 , 1 II,. 11 1 lii.v ' tiail tin-
n-roiiK pa, k.ii!'-. 'Iir wr.inn h.-IIihk
tilnii, tin- v. iunu H.lvi-rl lulnir iiii-t linil".
that Ih. -if mmh l illif-r nn ultimate ,
mul piTi'ia m ill m i ll or itriniilirl fur j
llinlr nrllc!.', nr (lii-rc wan winii' vviuik '
"put 111 tlifli tnel hniPi a ti.l priiKiHini
ihni iri.i ,n,i wri'rki'd Miclr otlwr
WII.I' ritrunv ii'iriiiilmli.ii
"Vim i-.in null anyllutiK ul.'e," said
otic of I Mo It in, luit It niiiMi ri'ii'iit
nn Its own merit. Wo knnw that
Mofmr.-i lum the merit nml if wn rHn
properlv iil.in it l.tfme the hoimf
wives 11 rt. 'hr, fiirin'TH nf the rnunlry
It phuiili" win out 'e never move
lollir 11 we Mini. I Mill. l.tTx Klart.
htil lel'H li' ni ml nun Hm nnalyio
ihlnKK 111 w e i'u.''
I licili ill lliilliini.
So they .-.liirteil Tli-v hail no
prartlilil 'xperlenre In inerrliaiiilia.
IMK. Ill ll.tllllfnrllll'IlM,'. In f.i'i'iKIl
ImpnrtK. In Hie inanv linpurtiinl
phAi'pH of the hiiNine-iii, hut thy inl-
I'llVnM KI) HMV1 I'AUK iiNK,
pul.lli'iiliH wliu al-eiid Tlii' ruiiyen
Hon will he xAriie.r iiinl Hi" i nuntv I '''
I'nte ;i pjiii't ii'lied .iiu'ini; ,i-s many
in are pre-u-nl whi-n the l-.m .'ii t ion
ron'.'.'ii.". 1 11 v i '.1 ' i in is c voided to
(ill lle'iuhllraii'i m Ihe rounty to .it
tend flu1 f . j r 1 .ti 1 1, ,11. Tlcy ran he
.-ei-t.fieil hy en n 1 in 1 1 11 i r- i(iii- wihA.
A S'ri'.ill,
1 irni 11 ...ii ! inn uf I li pu h! lea ri.i In
the i mtv will h,. heiiim inimi'diat-
y af.'ii the . '(invent, j
W .f i l 1 1 I'd tu Mic nei
Kuifene l.urtMii in n sliort
to the c hi vein in(i The
v. ird a M-turti to i7opwb-1-
i-KiwitiK Htronpor In all
nf the i.'oiintry, h! diM-lnrflrl.
ncre--r:iry lo orKanlz thia
,f I'liiiiiiin The miKxestlon
Attention I
, . Alva
1 .u k.i 11 r.
Itles an.) rorrtfi tions. prenldent hoard
of ui-'rk'iiHiire. corporation cornml.s
Hloner, clerk supreme court. Inaur
iinc.e I'omnilNHioiirr. chief mine In
Bpector, Ihte.; aasi.stunt mine In
Bpuctora, I'nitvd States -senator. "ve
meniliera t-iiipreine court (Fliat,
Sixth; Si'verith. p;lthth and Ninth
diHlrlrtni, nnri memher criminal
court of appeals (Southern ilwtrlcu,
104 meiiitiem of the IcKialalure.
The following are Hie men chosen
from Tulaa county to attend the lle
putillciin state convention at Okla
homa I'ity May 15:
! illciin i i.ridiui, j j. lieShane,
I lumen A. 'eaaey. 11. . McKarlin. V
j I'. Stall). J. C. Letcher. Henry Ale-
draw, l'r.iiik Krantz, Hird Mi'liuire.
j W. .1 Orca. .1. II. WHkfni. M. il.
I l-'leaher. John rSrtjoe I'ux. J. M A1
jki.ioii. O, It. McCullouirh, 1'raiiK
jlnincan. T. J. ll.'irlman, Horace
j Speed, 1 ,. KouerH, John It. llad
; lev. I L Wiles. Skiutook; Iiuia Cox.
j Ski.-itouk: Al K. Keiifley. Sklatunk;
1'. I! lloi'Kk. A. A. IiavldKon, S. lie
iZ"il lUwIey. K I:. I'erry. lOduiund
! LaHhley, Joe IlarKhharKer, Wperry; I'..
: I.. Ksaley. ' '. N. .imon, I'. U. 1'rlce,
J. .1 Jon-a. KiiRene I,orton. Hay
I Short, .. A Small, T. I). Kvans, fluv
' . nee.i. natty Oliver; W. N. W II-li.i'ii.--.
Ilroken Arrow; lir. p W.
Iluiiiphrv, 1 ivyaxso. J K. HUdl. I).
' I'oweri M r. spradlltiR, ITanli
lireer. i:. I.. Kulicrts, J. It. Stout. II.
A flurn. M. I,. Iyton. . II. .Ma
hilny, W ,M. M 01 '11 llnpKh, J. A. Oil
phanl. ('. V. Kerran. Jesse McKeev-
l-rank Crawford, Fred T Hlldt.
I M lliid.oii, Ala "ountain: W. T
Hr.Mika. I'roken Arrow; Arch Wll
kins; C. II 1. levcl.inil. Sklatook; V.
W. Neal. . .s. (Vichran. W. II nru
ncr, II C. I'.elKler, p. K. McCIee, B. K.
Hell. Marry lludnoii. A. A. llitKhen,
I'eter De.h..ian. Walter Ileneau.C. H.
Konern, I). K. Ilarrett. C A. I'ennant.
Niirna T. (lilbert; Itohert Martin,
perry; Paul Meyera. Had fork;
,1. Ni ts; lA 1). Prentice. 1.'. s.
Hurd. Ilroken Arrow; 1). A. Wllaon,
Hroken Arrow; W. U. McGeechie,
Ilroken Arrow; .). M. Moore, Hroken
Arrow; J J. Ilenderaon. Ii. M. Uli'k,
I. S. Spea'-fc, J. p. Marter, (J. V.
Hannah. . -
Sixty Women Graduated by
Red Cross Training School
if. . .
(n 1 ai im roacsiuM utmy
You'll
Be Proud
of a
Bohn Syphon
Refrigerator
If you re tareftil in rr Aing your lelection. the refngMr
dl.ftlul
on
tad ciW-
r n xi" mn jau iirtHimr tnd iv
Beut ktic y Uy ityU ,,. Way not docxk
BOHN
phon Refrigerator
and eiWlvktc thi chuca of duMtutattiM later on. Many dgirat
Hfium lo idta (ran. Cow tnd kt ua "jlww yam."
BASS
HJRNITURK
& CARPET
CO.
4& :-J: 1&WJZtX
().. VIVO IIIIHIII I I" J " ' H ' i
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FOk SALE
Cut ton home and gum. Kimii C.ty.
n procfteft, and iiii'luillns ligc e'mpar lor
Mo. Elevnn roomi belidna lep
on f m floor, slid lirz fitusbpd
rilllard room mi third floor, TlioroiKhly nuidrrn, vauor hi.it. bfaiiliful rlffi-
tilc light flxturiii. larfia built in rsdar v'(i..pi. 3arR, t'a'h room witli nhownr.
needli, tub and H'ii Itat. bnidi' two oilier It-.i roioif. Two-ear tono nar
aae. heatod. to finihfd livl:ig ronaia 1 t-p' n1 .'iO'ft. front (about
7 arrcai on ell kept, oiled macaildni r. ail. Brautdul Mona tract. laro
lawa. fruit trees iiardnu. cow barn, ch . en i.., .' A real home Iorate.1
V. Jnat right itlsunca goutll of Country C'.'ib. .'(Ml feet from cuy Uiniti. no city
(rZ7. Stock Tarda ituion. Kneas City. Mo.
hered t.. their Ironclad policy
creep hi fore lliey tried lo walk.
The rummer and fall of 1910 wan
Hp'Tit In fin lory experiment, experi
ments on insect life to iiacertiiln the
Mi-ope mul unea of llofatra, and in
1'stahllnhliiK a inurket for IlcM'r.i
iimonif the retnir Krocera and driiw
Klsu It) the TiiIku trade territory.
And during thin time Ihe iirohahle
tiiarket for the product and Kultalile '
inerchiindiMihi; methoda and JohhitiK
connectioiiN for future Mperiitlunn '
were eaKerly exploited. j
Kxperiinc nt proved that llofstrit
would not only kill fllen, ruai hen,
HlllH it till bed lilIK". hut It would kill ;
nio.'llllue; (hut it wiu ante death
to rieaa; that it killed the mile-, und
lice on chicken which would he a j
Immiii to aettlng hena and f-ave the
Uvea of mlllloua of little rlili s.v tliui
llofntru w-aa fatal to potaln I.iik
lotillllo hllKH. ciihlniKe wiinnii and ;
other common Harden Innecta, TIichs
illMcoverleM hroiidened ih" muck pu
lihllitleM of llpfritrit and coin'inced '
the owner Mint every housewife und i
farmer In the I'nlted states had use'
for their product, If II could
bronchi to their attention.
Hut they made another important I
liiMCovery t hut to ohtain the heMI
reaulta Iniiect powder ahould he
aprayed In Ihe air. "Struiiice. hill
true, innecta ilo not have lunns. They
rxlrt hy breathliiK tliiuui;h the pores
of their hkln." laid Mr. (lihtions in
(liscuHnliiK Ihe very Intel eNtinir hiiIi
Ject of liiMect life. "Whan yoM fret
a chemical action on the pores of
the inncct'a akin. It reauits in a pa
ralysis of lta reiiplratory oriruns,
mhlch has Ihe aatna effect lis de
atroylntt the lung In the human
lioily. So. when you xpray Hofstra
In the air and the insect passes
throturh It. he hecomea infected with
the chemical action and coon dies
-.lust spray it In the air. buss
breathe it and die." is the advertis
ing sloK'in which simplflcs the prop
osition for the huyiiiK public.
Well, us u mediu.ni of iidvertlHlnK,
cTluviitU.ti and illitrihiitiun, the com
pany perfected and placed on the
mora for "sprinc I'ehv. i '
spi iin: lift.., ha . inii . in. vi
I r It ! openeil Hi .... mhi
the ciioipuiis tu can u u.i.
tiif luriii mi l
s 'lis. ,11 l'l 1. 1.
.oill lukut.l
I I I I 11 1 1 ' ln lin
I luri'ij: t h. ....
I. as re:ini.t II
IhIIoiu
h.l e i pi !.
Use Spiacie
''nicak-u. th.' I
.'r', '.'ii'' i ii r
ii'iiii'li ! i.
1 out in
i ..."i. I hcj h.i o , h:a
I l".i N, ! th a,,,
Minn. i i'Ii.iu.Io,
a ' i and I I id l. r,.i .
. I Ii .' 'Ill II I he i i. in k.'l ny
ii' hi'pc of all inn'.
, . i.i n ii ' u t ii i ci s - I lie y
I l.i't illatiullM witi)
W.i'incr a Co. ,,r
I'i'csi whiucsale ru
A tin rica a f.rni I ha!
milieu ,tll. sells otitis
"i i i s . i .. in t in- anion
"Hofstia .s -low bcuiei uao.l In
111.- I luted S;aies ii r ri i y ni ( i ' . i ii 1 1 1 c ii i a
' M'ifstr::' tics lieetl a Hllhj-ct of
i in slip in', p. inten-fii to many friends
and asji i lates of the " Mtcll U.lllud
the i:aii- an I th v are lush in their
pioi.e uf iho prcKrew. und devclop
iii' nl ol the company. Thev pic
il.ct ii national and universal ule
of lli fsti" liclorc inanv imrt years
vl I pae.
A little talk with ice-PreHi.Icnt
he I iilbl'ons diev ioeeo aome iiilereistiiui
I fnct.s cuncerniiiK the liiaitiutud,. of
the c uicern Unit has advertised llof.
sin and Tulmi ftom North le.ukota
I to l''lorlilu, and j el la practically un.
i known to Hi- people of this city.
Knot Material Krorn .laMin.
The nn, puny -his year in import.
. i i ".- troi'i kola-, Japan, lo Tulsa,
I'kla., luot'M I hun one hundred
thousand pour. da of ran lusis-t pow-
oer, wtucn is rri und. rron. a flower
that k"' wee. in Japan and is culil
vated li Ik e a iop of alfalfa or do
v er
irtie Hofalra conipany'a purchuae
of Inieect powder Kuna ia ho l.irge
Hint It bus i hui.Ked the center of
consumption in this item nod has
prompted the American Can cump.t
n v to traiisf.-i that part if Us e.iulp
iii' hi fi'.'iu their Hrnoklyn factory
to their St. IjhiIs plant in order to be
cuio lu ii" . i- t i. slimier. The llof
siia cut'ipan-. I. is pn i . I:a.si d half a
million hill" miiiil tiiii.i ibis i:it
Thev u:e ni-'i'i i.tlle iintis t lui tl irll
met with Instant approval and n
ciiiultiit tee, hendeil tiy Hlrd S Mr.
Oui'-e, u'us appointed to draw u(i a
1 plan 'f ot ratn.aiion to he. presented
it a future miin meeting of Hepubs
limns of the county.
Mi'liuiro Prulsoa "Old ;nnril."
The rlRht of the Itepubllcnn to
stand up fur i'.s principles ot irov
erntnent at the polia and conduct
its campaign In every election In
Ihe nailJjin. was the aubject' nf n
stlrrint; talk made hy Mr McCiulre.
"We are lov.il and Intensely In
terested in wlnninK Ihe war and th,1
chartie that partisantsm is being In
jected Into the work of winning the
war Is false and fallacious." he de
clared "There has ligen no plnyine of
rnditlcs nt Washinco'ti except hv the
Democratic administration. They
hiive weak men a deportment
heads. There ate plenty of honest
and capable Pemoeiar In enngrese. i
but they will not ue them.
"While In the lust election, our '
party cnnie out on a strong plat- ;
form to defend our national honor
Pomocrney rhajited 'He kept u out
of war.'
"We Xrotl I.iaise-clt Xnw."
'"ITiere is a great need for n
RtroiiK prcaidunt . now We need n
man like Itoosevelt. AVe need n
man like Kllhti Hoot at the head
nf Hie war department. It Is use
less to bepin to enumerate the mis
takes of "the, administration, but it ' tuj;
seems ihat it is reasonable to ex-I 'net J- looKing
pert that it onsht a be right once , state election.
In a while.- I
C;mul County Pmiscsi Itoccra.
MliniTMin. May 11 :iant
conntA-'s delefiitlon to the stale con
vention wu inetruoted today to
fir Harry II ilogers of Tiilsi and
vork for hlni Hesolulinna were
adopted pleclglnir the Kcpuhlicans of
he count to di, all in thrlr power
to Induce I'.oKi rs to accept ihe tium'
Inatlon for gonrnor. deelr.rliiK that
"Ihls is a time when It is impera
tive tnat men be pluced in office
whowo heart! beat true frj,- America
without rcfrard for p irty affiliation.
The rcolution continues; "In the
person of the Honorable Harry Hog.
era of Tulsa we have i man who
comes t.; to this ipuilific it ion. He
has trlven his whole tl.np to the toy
erniuent sine? wr- entered the war
and has dune so at a irroat personal
Blicrifp e He Is a mat) of lin.piee-
uo-iixi inierrity and Ir.trlliH'tual cap-icily,
wliii. prhati and public
life breathes the essence of unsel
fluhness and service to Iho people.
' Th.T"f(ire. he it resolved, that
we do herebv urge the Honorable
ll.irrv II Koncrs to make a still
greater pcrMiioil Kacrifire and ac
rept the num. ration for governor."
Iula. Mo , have reeentlyclosed con
tracts for la or more buddinga to ba
creeled in Oakhurst. Moat of these
are homes tanging from $2,000 up.
Park driic, which will give ucce.-.s
from the Oiark trull to the new Inter
urban reci (ration ground, through
Porter Park addition, Is rapidly as
suming the appearance of a real
bou levari!.
Thn TuVa-Sapulpa Interurban is
expected to be operating through
car from 9 lime between June 1 and
10. Por the present the only stops
to be madt between 'Tulsa and .wa
piti pa will be West Tulsa. Ked Pork
luid oak hui st Tbe station at the
latter place will lie about ROu feet
directly south of porter park addi
tion. Hourlv service betwoen Tulsa
and Sapulpa Is planned for the pres
ent, cars liavtng both places on the
hour .the it car at It p. m. Special
cars may no run as far as oakhurst.
even before Ihe first of June.
Certificates Awarded to Those
Who Complete Sixteen ,
Weeks' Course.
Kay Instructs fur llogem.
'''M'A CITY May 11. kay
county Republican ut the county
-'invention here today ItiHtructed
delesaiis to support Harry H. Hng-"-s
i f Tulsa fur governor a( the state
cotiver.tlon at Ok la homa City next
Wednesday, t'nusuul interest and a
large iittendunie marked Hi" nieet-
ani IleuuI'licaniHiii in this dis-
to a victory in the
Huewcll Abbott- Keports lliislncevs
.-llv.
The post week the realty market
ha been trifle more active, while
the sales In the aggregate will not
total so large a sum as the preced
ing week, the number of small sales
are much larger. Russell & Abbott
report the sale of 96 1-j feet on
North Cheyenne to Mr. Duffy of the
Western Supply Company. Mr.
Duffy will erect two fine residences
on this property. Also lot corner
Detroit and Thirteenth to Krwin
Covey, which Is to be Improved at
once. The sales In Ohio Place ad
dition and Cherokee Acres have been
good and the north side still con
tinues to be very attractive to thowe
desiring the convenience of home
ownership. Itusaell oi Abbott, owners
of the Peters tract at foot of Main
street, are arranging to put this
property In first-class condition. It
will then be taken into the city and
vote Eighteenth street paved. This will
he the fulfillment of a long sought
dealre on the part of residence
owners In that locality. The Iract
will be subdivided Into lots and
known as Iloulder Park. The old
hall grounds on the east has been
laid cut in lota and improvement
have., been made, establishing an
excellent residential section.
;ood Itop-ort.
Yadon Investment company re
ptirta business good.
We have been In business in Tulsa
since .September. II7,. hut In this
short time have seen values Increase
rapidly, r see nothing but optimism
for the future of Tulsa. The only
man losing Is the fellow who Isn't
buying now. Mr. Yadon reports
the following sale made by his
firm this week:
Two-story brick apartment, Se-e-ond
and Denver. $.12,500.
Two-story frame apartment house
on West Fourth. $10,000. Kicht-room
house at 120H North Cheyenne,
$ti,fi00. Two rooming houses and a
vacant lot In Park Hill addition,
making a total of about $"i5,000.
Secretin v linker went to Purupe
to find mil whether there was really
a war troing on. Kveryl.unly else
knew before he went over what he
discovered while he was there. He
came back and confessed l ha' he
oilier i..i'c ns or the I tilted Stans
rket a lilllo metal gull which
Mild filled with powder for Id cents
"A 10 cent enn and 10 cents worth
was i . i-m'-inoii 'i he i nip.uiv pun s nt hei
ihw iii.-iiei mis iitui .supplies in rar-
of llofstra f
gain appeal they
prisinil.
dune," Is the bar
make to the enter-
ihrlfly American housewife.
and when she buys Ihe gnu, she Is
autouuiucally educated in the proper
use of insect powder as well as lo
the merit of the article.
Ilcglns to (.row.
Sir with t hepe facts, and a new
and inure attractlie packagiv. tne
Hofstra company launched its first
sysiiunatic campaign Ujrnugh the
wholesale grocers of Oklahoma with
the advent of Is il. In Ihe spring
they spread out," and sent their
"speci.lltv men'' into Kansas. Mis
Muni. Arkati'.is and northern Texas,
and late in th" tail Hie H"f'Ua com
pan s ni:.' nt.-. Mere runtime, a ruce,
Ultll .a'h 1-UuV.m and I're-'Xl'.i't
weaih.i In Ihe destruction of inseit
life
In .1. iiiuary, l'l I T, the cin.iip.iny lie
g.ltl it --elli'i-; campaun whh h mil
walehed Willi Meat anxielv As le
laled tlx knew lhc iould sell a in -tbmr.
inn c .Hid thev had dune this.
Itut lieu Ih u l ie l.i (in hack over
' th.
I In
I err It
.in'
-II
the second time
let of Ihe public
nd (he i-a 1 i una l ('
'.-i'u if they had
I ' their pti (lue I. It"
ii- .-v i , , 'he skept ti a"
ni. I n (Jitld I lie " 'll-.w
I'lu-ir dream ii.s-
had fiHllid a rea l!
sfl.'d Hie customer
uered lli'fstra In
." i.ne.t (rum Hie
load lo's
"e like our b its ,iff to the Hof
stra company, ' said in officer of ttie
sales department f U( the na
tional tobacco cono-i-Tiis. "We would
ni t think of piacinu a new clguret,
! clear or sniokiiif tubacco on tbe
market, despite our organUaiion,
preHtito, rstah'.shed lines, etc., with
.nit spi idin a million dollars for
I advertUiiiK. llow do you account
I fur it ? '
I "It's ihe merit of Hofstra and the
Tulsa spirit.' Ivan the reply of I lie
company's representative
i The efllce and plant of the llof
' stra company at Nogales avenue and
. i ha- I-. i;v tracks. Is a veritable lo'e
line fir cork and action, yet its
i'v ini i haw been conspicuous for
' lliett uclhlti in public affairs tit the
eNchisiun of the omerpt lsa winch
' will sumo day place the name of Tul
!', (ik'.'i on Hie shelf of every
S gioccrv store end drug store in the
ciiiirtry.
I'csplte the in oltll udinoiis duties
' uf hie office. .1 linn- tUbbors, active
' Icaniicer .i t the iiusllluias, lillus lllue
tn ye-.( :es chai'lnan uf the Tlileal
M'umcll of liefets-. national din-.'-j
tor of 'he a League, und t.tke
Inn iicilvi' part in even war eani
I'ln adi-iiii cd I v the gov ertittie'M
. The c tnpaiiv th.s c:u i.- ti a 1 1 ti :
K.,,1 vb,.neit iU iinlnion ' Thev ,M'
censure fleorgn Vree for saylnc he
is clad we did not prepare for the i
war, and do this In view of the fact :
that they did nothing to prepare
when Republicans evervii-hc-e i
headed by Koosevelf. were tilei lir-.!
with tlie administration '" s..nie- 1
thing In preparation fur the war
tlvt wris (."inevitable
Contrast between th" a'ti' ide nf
the I letnocrutle party an I 'he lie
publican party while In power wis,
drawn bv Mr. McGuire bv an inei- j
denl that happened in Ardmore a !
short time ago.
"There was a patriotic parade
and Ardniore had turned out In
great nutnl-ers. "A great detnniistra- !
lion,' I remarked to one uf the
crowd, who was a I'epi'i'Tat 'Yes.
hv 'f -.' he answered. 'W'c olv-n the
government now and are guin to!
ilport II.' 1
"The i:epubliran pat'v is n'w.iys
fur the i;o eminent . iil"-i i.,-r u
owns it or ll"t." declared Mr Me
Uulre. Hi'iuly for Stale Cnnveni i.ui.
A'tendance at Uepuhlu an mni'iv :
rnnv enti.ins theoughnuf the state in. i
rtlca'e a larire it endanet. at the1
state ronvepttuii at i ik iahuiu ( I'lty
Wedna'sdav The nni)i!.".. ta:e tick
et will be nominated. addition to
a I'tlitcd States senat.-r. .is S.-natur
( IWen's laTlll evpires stiurtlv t'nited
Statas i uMicresstnen frutn r ight dis-
1 ile 'rl, ts.
I nniilnious for Itn'.'CN.
IK 'I.I.K.W H.l.i:., .May 11.-
Hughes county llepublicitns In con
veiitiun here today unanimously en
f iirsed Harry Uogera for governor.
The Tu'sa man has a laree follow-
' f persunr.! friends her iu well
as In all parts rf the county. Oruat
enthusiasm fallowed the nomination
f lingers.
1 iidorsiil at Anlmorv"
Ain'Mi'liH Mav
cuui'tv I'.i uuliiii an convention tot.ily
iistn.il t. ,1 .is celogfUe. to support
llury II linger for governor "I the
.tile -ornenii.ut. The dele-gntinn was
.'lis,, in-striicte.i to iresent Ihe nutne
uf .'ii lve it. lohnson of Ardmore
i.s a candidate for Cnited utate en
it'ir to succeed Senator Owen. Jake
Hii-non wis denied a place on the
'ist uf delegate and alternate to
th slate convention
Okfuskee iH-maml Roger.
,"Ki'.Uil, ,Mav 11. Republicans
"f ukfuskce county at the conven
tiuti he-c toduv voiced an Insistent
demand that Harfy H. Rogers of
Tulsa accept the nomination for gov
ernor The Okfuskee county dele
gation was instructed to casl Its first
ami last vote at ihu state conven
'! )n fi r Iloge'S.
Tlie Il4nl Suver.
T. A Trusty, of the firm of T. A.
Trusty Realty Co. . says:
There has been a great deal of
speculation recently a to what ex
tent bulMlntr In Tulaa would bo cur
tailed during these war time. Bottii
people have deferred building with
the horie that material would get
cheaTper' ami easier to obtain.
There is no question nut wnai ine
erection of non-fssentini runnings
will be slowed down lo a certain ex
tent, but when you consraer tne im
portant:?, from a "win tne war
standpoint, of houses for tne on
field worker, tne manuiacturer ami
th producer, of the many tnins
which tend to help our boys in the
trenches, there can be no curtail
ment In Tulsa. Tulsa Is the capital
"" r4od ; Intjiij heart of the niid-conti-1
? neirrTiold and in order to carry rfm
the extensive oil and oil products
operation she must continue to
house her people.
We all agree that rents seem ab
normally high, but when we con-
iRy VERA OWYNXE) '
If Tulsa prepares for all tixigen.
cits of the war In the manner in
which it is attending to the training
of women to take the places .,f
nurses called to service, the city will
be ready for any eventuality which
may come with a continuance ,,f
the struggle.
Sixty women received Red Crops
certificates attesting to the fact that
they have honorably completed th"
ill weeks' course in home-nursing
und dietetics. Certificates weie
awarded at the graduation exercls. ,
Friday evening in the assciubiv
loom of the library. Later the clas
will be presented with diplotnn
showing that they have finished lti
course in first aid, conducted by a
corps of local physicians.
Women Wen: Proud.
It was a proud moment for the
women In fact many were unite as
much elated as the day upon who h
they received their diplomas from
hijfh school or college, and well
they may thrill with pride at anv
honor conferred upon them hy such
nn organization as the Red Cross.
And none of these was more proud
than was Mrs A. W. Coleman, her
self a Red Cross nurse with a record
of active service, who conducted the
course in nursing, supplemented hy
Instruction in dietetics by Miss Fa ye
Mack of the faculty of Henry Ken
dall college.
Sixteen weeks with Its many
rhangns of conditions is not a short
time with women who have house
hold, business or other cares, and all
were gratified that Ihe traliiin-i
course had eonie to an end.,
Quite u large gathering of rela
tives and friends was assembled in'
Ihe clubroom of the library when
the class in thf uniform i f the Red
Cross, and preceded by posl-gradu
ates In the work, took their places
on the platform to the music of a
inarch played hy one of'tho nurses.
Mrs. Coleman g.lve a talk as th"
opening number of the program.
l,ooa I Color In I'xhlhlt.
A room In a base or field hospital
had been improvised and most in
teresting demonstrations were given
i n beU-making. bandaging, the giv
ing of baths, etc. A member of the
Tulsa home guard volunteered us a
patient.
Several of (he women who fin
Irhed the course expect yen- soon ti.
enter uoon the 2 la hours' hospital
service runulrerl. fte:-, whlj-h they
may ipiallfy as nurde.lC-H with a
prospect of service in "S ie canton
ments and base hospitals.
llesides women from this cilv who
made up the personnel of the
rlnssefl. there were several from
Collinsvllle, Owasso and Sand
Springs.
Those Who Hexflvpd Diplomas.
' AVomen who received diplomas
are as follows; Mcsdanies Hell
Shaffer. Helen Covel. P.ess Patrick.
,Clara Dotefuhr, Adale S Holt, .lane
S. Mwynne. Kathleen I.. Castle, Flor
ence Lydecker, Clertrude Richards,
Harriett Koottnev. Klhel Hands. iS'el.
He Murray, Flora Linnrd. Celrnt M.
Kvans, Willie Mae Ijinrtehaw. Lottie
S. Smith. Kthel liratinlng. Muiy IJ.
Clements. Klizahcth Spring. Hllza
heth Jeffrey. Haysel p.ol.niaii. Pink
M. C.uenlher. Maty Jordan. Klleii
liunaii Ktiruh Hiivhnell: Misses Cora
Croft. Mary Sill. Christine Hoy!".
Ada Moore Ruliv Snyder. Hattle
Mae I'urdv. Anna C. Mcduyrcn, H ;t-
tie Kresky. Irma
Ilahrenhlirg. Ileryl
Hosh. Isa Lively,
Jean Lock wood.
Mesdames Scottney
Ijiird. Lura II.
Herman. Kstlier
Carrie Welcliel
home nursing
Murray, P.e'
S. Shaffer. Richards. Patrick. Kill".
Sands, flwvnnc. Hull; Missis Agtes
R.iniuna Murray. Lily K. Jasper.
1-ranees Ii. Craig. I.ila Steele, In vle.
Moore. I'urily. Snyder, Viva I'ul
l.rirht, Lois lireen. Mahelle !'
Shetler .Maude Allison, Lucille M
Cluse. dietetics.
,fi, Mill sitnu
:1.
i tn pa :
! it s
tunc.
sa i
, I'lfl.
; sta'es
j medium
' of Tulsa
! SHIP.. f.C-l
I c.'iitrll.i't
n
OveniV fr.
I.eirf a
.f ad v (' t ising
The II, fstrn
v pci.pl,. on it
s Uirrt'v tu
vv- nd
fur i he
on. pa n
(is r.dl,
rfnl
'''
I, .is
a to 1
trh'ts. district judci s f
ten members of the s!.,.. ,,
tare and '.'2 senators u.ll tu. s.,
st district conventions a' a
d I 'e
The fullowing sta'e t ,-',,.' v.
nnuiit'.'i-fi'd at the i la 'in-iis
in '-el ing
i ;u'. eruuj-. heii,!ifi.'int -
'sectetarv uf state state si'ulit.
I turtle v -gene ra I slate traiisurer, n.
! perin'enden.r nf pnh!iv- l list rue' ion.
ievi.iiuinet and inspector, comrnissiun
! er of l.iboi-. i umtulssiuner uf . har-
gisl.-i-le.-ted
!
later i
ill he ;
City
at-
llnninior aial .saw Busy nt Oakliursl.
In an interview with C. H. Porter
of the Porter Really company. .Mr.
Putter staled that the new brick
store building at intersection of Patk
drive andr. Ozark trail will soon be
ready for occupancy of soft drink
and light lunch parlor, which it is
expected will he at the service of ihe
auiuists in the neur future.
Like all Improvements in this
subi'rh this Is on the artistiroorder.
ihe bullrHiiaf being set well back, and
a p.ngked dtiveway will eliminate the
necessity of customers leavtiur ihe.r
uutos to" be served
The new 17 -room modern ho'el
will also be readf.r business before
lung The demand is so great fur a
hotel Hint it Is already feared this
will no; lie large enough. !
Preeie Pros, contractors front St.;
slder the price of labor, material j -
and In fact everything has more; ituslnc-sH liotsl Willi Stcgcr & Anumr.
than doubled In the value .In Ihei The real estate department of
past few years, we conclude that Stegcj; .vl- Young; report business fine
rents and real estato will continue : the ,,a,st week. Mr. Steger is in
to advance. charge of Ihe real estate depar -
Thc solution, for the immediate ment. and Mr. Y oung handles t ic
. . . . ntmriinro pii.i with nn a.Hfst.int. t "r
Buy a lo, , . of the '"trlcted j n,'n!,)d',f flown both' jobs as
resioeoce secuor m. ereri a hut Kai- y was auditor and -secretary
age or ""vanta quarters on thej h ,oan , ,
rear and live here until building, (wo WPPk n(?0 wi1Pn he was called
material Is more easy to secure. I (m, of t(lwn 1S returncl
and your financial affairs are liL .ltl( l)8snnied his duties with the firm
better shape, saving the $50 or $7.1 '(lf which he is Ihe junior member
per month rent yoti' are probably Mr. Steger. until the fust of Feb
now paying. ! mat v of this yeat. was alone in the
The past two months more than i real estate business It was at this
u.n l.-.u 1... ..1.1 ... i... limn ih.,1 .he and Yolinl purchased
I Hill. Irving Place and Last High-? Hie .insula nee biisins of M J. H la
li,.,i .ia i ie i Co and ci.nsolldated the real
will go out over Ihe various re
stricted additions you will find cozy
garages on the rear of those lots,
land happv. contented families re
'siding therein, saving tents and
knowing that they have made an In
vestment that will make them money
There are dozens of others who
will do the same thing this sum
mer. Titls-a is rrmpel'p.i to continue
to go forward even if we do have to
resort to temporary arrangement
to relieve the congested conditions
w hich have existed for quite a w hile
and will exist for some lime yet to
come.
has
Mr.
estate and insurance. . Air .-ion.
reports the sale of some nice resi
dences the past week nnd 'a-es bust--ness
In irenpral fine. The firm place,)
..n the nmrkc lasi IT (lav vu i"
snd report practically all of
sold L. S. Abbott, son of L. l:
hot! of Ihe Ilalllbiirton-Ald'ult "'
panv.. is now connected with thi
firm and I one of the Iivcst vv.ros
In the city.
A I'
ll
tf-
the
tticra- usfr lc.
fri if'h' tiinn I :
a tu; iii,"sti-i 'I
i und
Ti.
the i a nil i v
nd cut I nd I
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North Half Porter Park Addition
ml
sea. nil (il'ilper
virgin lerrlturv
i reetiing e' avv -
upon vv hich tu
..'ills nf ih'ir
i.i -i',
I'ev.is
1 III,.,
a. Her
in 'hei.'
necuti i
ml ui' i'
i.tcr-d
dr.ve .
ml cold
.v went n.t
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Till III .' ' I'V
I hev , en .
Ili't the II'
al her ' 111 e 1
DICKF.RSON IS REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR:
I
I'lU'rncr lti-.ii'.-! .fmlte iri l.r.iil.v!
lamiitv IVi's Noniinitioti P.ip- I
oi-s for t'tiin'.ng Primary.
to
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fur govern,!
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This view
in Uus seer
-shows Hie lurgtir portion
of Blocks Numbui ed 1, i, 3 iiuii 4. i lit laaui) ul 1L IS scl' evident
Tiiort.trrs to think nn
Disbelief is the chic
hling-block In man's .
nienti when man donh
dazed hy the "Impossibl
confront him.
sium
hiev e -he
is
" that
It matters nut to vuu n'.r ioe
if in sad heart nr in BWit t e.
the 111 wind blows tu us Hie t si.
II'UIll eu-i v"
It come
whetl-.e..
west.
Heaven t- always found within
. . ...k..i.r the obstruct
ing veil of doubt is rent
oeace presides when
out.
Ifi.sh-
'P'i';
'doubt
sinffoi-lnc comes from
ness and when man dues
give a chance lo other me
pets chaos fur hitnseir.
chaos brings a crisis.
nut
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and
nf reading
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bargain news every oa
Want Ad pages uf Ihe Hia
World, in a minute or ' " ' '
mav find there the very th'tu
Iha't vim need, and in the huv
ing of which you may save maiiv
dollars.
The
utility.
tA'orld
them
telepln
and so
Want .
both.
me is
also is
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