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.. TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1018.
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World' Washington Hun .hi
-By Omer K. Benedict
Hfi I'.ixe liiillilinj
WSHINiT'N, M.iV I -''on-Crewman
T. A. i 'hau lier h re
entered iik"iimi l' i 11 " " '
atalnst a propose. I ruiimt of the
Indian department whu-h n'iHK.
holders of tl'.n i tmr n' : I" I"'
Bin drilling within ruiiriy ibi,,.'i after
' approval of lrni
Hlth'M , Ifi.n.-K have prm i 1 I fi.r
drilling u -ll within one i- ir filler
approval, x py rental lnt the new
proposals iii.iMih It tumid itury cn the
holder' of leases to drill, and docs
riot provide tin- payment of rir ritii 1
penally In delimit of drilling.
Th posit n r liken iy Him Indian
office Im that their pruponcd m w re
striction will insure early deudop
ment rf lea.;. .a mid thu udd to th
prodit : ion of iill. mi badly needed
fr-r tlie .t os leuilon nf the wur.
Vr. ('handler lakes ihe position
that a ninety day ptml.iion would
work a hurd.ihlp on the holder III
rnanv ways In Hie f 1 1 L plnro It
would pines tlie opcrutor aluulut'dy
at the merry nf the supply i oni'nriix,
end It la nut nlwavH poNsihlc, under
the. great demand fur steel fur oper
ator to old .il n influx and oilier lini
terial with whh h lo drill well. In
th sec. and pla, Mr. Chandler con
tends that such a d.uise would tend
to deter work of the wlldcaller who
Mocks up acrcaKo for ths purpoHe nf
prospecting for oil, miineUilntr lhnt
should st thla time he more and
more encouraged, Instead of throw-
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Ret tiiwH tinned ml., '
llinea make erima. Tin.'
Mty 'f hpee I ,n.,tt.ilH
Hiilinu down l.-iu reiv
earn aent.ne with r'e
not lake the time to "nlrep nver II"
manv nlKhtx or wei (, ,. in,.nim
they lanil..-iMi "cop 1 I lu-oi. l ,i Hn.
wrlier, and trne.tii.if lip- i-up reader
:! printer and pii.of r.-adi r In i oi .
reft It, let II k'i .t III. I
So nun h for lull ndin I. on: Now
the point: Tlii re la h m it.iln wriiiian
nnldiiiK In TiiImh. wliii i.ihm ie i n
hlotl iiite freipientlv In n.Mi.l iiiinnt
ninilii rotiinitllii'-atlonii to )u
hiiieini, and In mli'-r it i i t i h nf lh.
Wi rid htalf. ..'inll'iif mil Hninn llllie
ilnlliipnrlnnt i i.tisl curl nm of ihiii
lliiir Will In lhl-!(i- I. II. if. I'linie
nnonTnoiiHly, Hie Idertiny of lln
writer la well known Hhe li .iii
an ni tint nl I. nut In wi lling
Thla alory In written aa n a ir!i;ei
tlon to hor, and lo point mil in In i
that ahe ran ureal ly hra.l n iln
seope pf licr charily, hy addri-sslii;;
ainnivmoti
. one liirl.i i- ,,.
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'; li'i til nf niiti,.,. co-operate to the
ntliii -M .11 M-ii,(f i hilt all cIihiki-k ,ne
I" ''- ! and the truth xnl nt-P
"Mnl at, ' , Kood. The president
nas line, it, and . without crltlelam.
1 hut If a huny writer on Ihe. Wnrl I
i,, I would us,., ii,.. w..i', "K,,t" I,, ftnv ,., .
"I'c.r. liiiieii ie-.-. "vol e i," up,
would (,imr annther cnirectlon from
MrK AnonyinoiiK.
I know of no writer on Ihe Wnild
who claims 1'ifallil.illty In ihctmi. ,
Idlt 1 am unite rerlHin Ihey all know
Ihe iu!ca of eiliieii.. wll eiiouv'i
to cauHe tnern lo nhilnk from a.i
drenMriK ationymoija n ininiii.lcati.':i,H
lo anyone on any Hiihject.
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T
HE Prospective Mantelniecc buyer will
find here more to see ana more worth see
ing, at most reasonable prices.
If you want your bathroom tiled we can give
you good service, with best of material and
workmanship and our prices" never suffer as a
result of comparison.
We have the bent line of Andirons in this sec
tion of the southwest in colonial brass and Eng
lish hand-made wrought iron. Also gas logs
and grates. ,
UNFIT DRAFT MEN" PLACED
IN U. S. GUARD SERVICE
Twrnty-rive llaltallnni rc to Itr
Oricanl,-,1 Willi stivnKth of
I.VQoo Men.
WAHIIl.S'tiTfiN. May II Organi
zation of the 1'lill.d Nlatn K'lMrdn
wa.s rcHumed lodiiy hy Ihe war
partniiiiit'n inllltla hurra,,, Tho de
partnienl has placed at the ,Ihm,h.-iI
of Maj lien .l..,:,. Curler, chief
of the military I. mean. I.illn) .trail
ed men who after tiamuik' with the
tiatinniil km .id in national iirn.y
dUleimiK. have he. n found dii.i.ia!l
fled idoMoillj for keneral inilllary
nciylte.
Il la intended to recruit 2 ' hai-
'I'lWl "f four rillli.llK'ii each, a to
tal of la.lllMi men. W hen Ihe nrol.
-! wan frl n ,.rn ed Home weeka
iiko, IJ niini'iiiiii h were " nrKanlxed
and are now In eeryl. n Volunteer
oiillHlmciifM will l.e aianpinil a
limited ilctft-en IhrmiKh the renular
army lecrullinK ofdcen, hut only
men who have hud prior military
ei vice and w ho can produce, the
heet dine hurt;ea will he li(;lhle The
diylKlnim are dial rihuled na follows:
j Nort henKt crn department, three;
; eaalern department, nine; oulh
I enntern, two; rentral, two, aouthern.
five; weatern, four.
There will he required In all 775
nffieera and thene will ha ronuniK
aloned upon recnmmeiidatlon hy
Omioral Carter, who will haae hl.H ac
tion oi Ihn reanlt of exanilnallona
condinted hy board convnied ,y
do pari merit ( nmiij.inderH.
I.e.:,nn ,M,,y 11, M.uk
e haw here Ch
wurd on a vai'
I larily"' II- had cm.- ;,i
; Ills .en,le knew ., ,,l
, .l lei.1 :i .11, d c i ill.-:-, i ; . 1 1. r
J upon h:iu w-:l h i .1 lou it :: ri
Iru- In h.s alle.ied I-in;;. mm a. i
to l Ih-Ii- ,(,yt r I, n. h.f :u' ,, ,.
had ru :! ihe .e...'e w U h a n
I theocra. y, and here ci
h r w Iww I. i:.ir i.i'in. mi.
. ea I ..it I
11.1 31.
i i i ted f- r i
till. lie I) ,p'l
r i I i w. and
The , hief
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)' Old Iinl acknowli dl-e it. The
jiiialniiiy of all .e.iilc-t who know of
Chi,'- I.!!.--, e fm hii.i, hut mi do Sa
lin and hi.-: iinis.i tries Ihry believe
and trcn.l.le, ( fs not enough to
believe In ..HUs, unless that belie'
lcnia nf. pi .icknow-ci;t ,,nd obey
, Ins ;i III lim it v . -
! I''i' the ii:.( pri'la were now
; i-'o I'.l t" i.;: riniiT deMicr.'ition.
he Mt.j.iin.M wi-i r-tt:i beyond
nil i"lito. ::(. icl h in rnu.lt l.e
.no t.. -.1 , ,;, t he ,,, i n it ii.-, nf this
oi N'-il i and .son . t h l n i; to dis-
! i l;m. !.. f.-re ;lic i nii.ini.n pen,-
pi.', wh...n adnnra! I..1 led tberii lo
l.i l.-. i ihe f. ni:d..t:oi;s nf their Ihe
'. iit:. isi mnv were fat . rurnhlinir
: I, "lie. 1 1 h their feci . A : a prelim -
Molt Coming for AsahtaiKa.
PAKIS-, May 11. John R. Mott,
er-rretarv jf the International V. M.
C. A., will eae aonn for America.
1 r. Mott eMiriiateH that larijo rein-
foirement for the Y. M, C. A. are
needed a. the aiaff In under-manned
and from keven hundred to einhl
hundred men and women n-lll b,
required each month for the reat of
the year to fill out the ranks of the
"trlaiiBle" workers.
, .Vuinral Infpronw.
'Words fall me ."
"Well, donf mind me," said
old
fjaunt N. Grlnj. "On ahead a i
swear All you want to.'
We buy clean, white rairs, Iiri:
them to The World J'libllahlng cop,,
pany and ask for Mr. Mao Brume.-.
Adv.
love ,ihd f'.l i:!-. t.ri. f.
K.IWI the . -.ill. ri i
nperate With him
away In unsT, In
Ihe cnnitnnn .e.
fin. Uei lo Inn sl.mi
Kl.icni Hitherto h
keep oil t nf tin- w:
eneinlrn, cl Hints'
w .y i
n be :
I'll
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to .
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pi
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with th
: cu ii at 1 HIT lot I
1 nniMics M ,i n y
I had been dnni
to Hfrli'i y, f,,r
after fame nr
id ih.y
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had '...:,' hi !.
V of hi .-.II"!..,
I' ll In-i- to w oi K
INSURANCE MEN TO HAVE
ANOTHER HEARING ON TAX
f 'onmratlon ConimWHlon w(a .May 17
Ihilo for I'uwdiiK on
Anpllcntion.
Hpo-UI lo The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Mav 11. In
auriinca companion writing fire.
liKbtninK and tornado Insurance will
be heard attain by the Innurance
board on May 17 aa to iippllcatmn
of the rnmpunlea to charKe a xiir
tax on Insurance. The board con
atrtiea the charKe tn erpial a 10 per
rent Increase In ratea on insurance
and so far Jias not felt Justified In
granting It. The companies have
been asked to furnlah specific evi
dence why such an exlra charge
should he allowed and It expected
they would do so on the date Se.i fur
thn hearltiK.
"Wo desire tn be fair with the
companies," said W. It. .Samuel, sec
retin y of the board, "but on mnl
them to show us without oueNllon,
that we would be Justified In urant
Ihk" this charKO."
ll:it ill I in. c in
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nf h;., ,-ieat w
wl'h an ii'i-i'i.
he w.i-i Hot Ie. .'
piiliti.'il infl, I'
ll ai': fi i' Ui.-y f-r.t a . I -1 . j t .-. t i .n to
lein.i :;.. of li-:ins from y)ience he
-I hii amt'oi iy io up set their
In l i'-he. 1 :i 1'. j. i;rn ;i;i..l jimim!' to
Int. lie the l,i.l.i'li of their re.
i'l-uH nh.-.er -. a n . s Thrv hnpid to
nip lulu Inln -i.n.e liidiM'ieet con-
.' i"ii ihi To.i! I i n ihie them to
-.. I - - f ' , -1 , - li.. i,i..i... iind ilenouMce
i'l. I" f " I. ix i' .'ilai'itv rit be.
.mi. I iln ir p.,w-. r tn chec Hut
l.. u U ,s liol et rcidy to Kive
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Willi
; then,
: .1. till
If If; MI.I in
Ill' I- own
III the atHt:
mi- I l.i n -ci . ,
confMuuded them
ticlhi'ils and put
de nf eillier cntl-.-i
nr wilhdrawlnK
Hut now Ihe tune had con.e r..i hm
lo h Mur r t hla aurboritv in I dial
lenue the effete I h. .mi a( y it Jeiu
Mitlerii tri r.pen i nnf!;. i
The crniia wan hi f. i .. ho- 1 1 1
time was near at hand d h i.
on HlO VITEH nf I ll.it Kl e.,t . , enl. hi
defies the delbiiou:. I I ml: w tl
worn opirenln lua pi
yokes them to their most .1
antHUnruxm. 'li,,. nm,. f..r i.-.j
had paused and m,, imo. f,,r
hud arrived. II,. knew ih,i
i'iiUTno could lea i only l,. yini
perserijl Ion and death, I ill.
here on he hesitated not i ,
his authorily in the f a. of a
poidllori. liul the nia.ses "w ei i
him. They met him hi Hie ci
the city and spread rami, no
palm loaves in his paih. h ulm.; I. mi
as a mighty king and .l.-lr. . i . i I low
many of Ihese cut h unl.isi n- wor.-h:p-pera
were Imnestly conei-r'd and
bow Tiianv were lu-d i ari n d aw.iy
liv the tllfectniiis nil of the rnuitlo
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I 'lit it w a j
k aiioii and I .
-li tM nf Ihe
tilde wn caiiriot knw
a itrlklnr; public demo
struck .terror to ihe I
h pin rtt. H in p.. i f.
To irinke inatteis doubly deper,ite.
he attacks the prevailiiiic 'V. i ,i ft nf
the temple kci vice. Hot as one pro
tottlnc. but as me havitii,' authnr
Ity. The merchants of the holy
hoiifte, who were i:rnw inir 't ich off
I them tn,
the ruin- '
' het her It was of r
I. unci n. In eoncc-i -.
li. 't; ' h( v had inn-'
John's roph et f hi p i
! to n ur ii nm ir now. i
i likely lo turn tho !
t In'Mi i in the nt her '
in v a.-KiuiH leib;e.l him as
' f t l.'.l. they c.inde:uned '
for jjivini: him such '
::nii n.n. Kather than ac- i
r a It- rn It ice, t -,ey plead- J
ie-, ;i in I thus i:a ye .1, sua :
i -i no.. m:il.. pretevt to refuse to i
. e a r- o-.o-t for Iiih acts. i
'lln- n m or woman who takes'
jhli M.in.l for Christ and makes a
public in Itrmw I...i;nient nf his deir-
i'i'"i' i i ioiiuw nirii, even in ttiia 1
f!l''1 'lirisinin ane, is gnlnK to!
, I ah ic. te.l to clo.li scrutiny from
: ihe wi ld, and most, of the scrutiny I
w ill Im unfi lerullv. He needs be. I
hind him lh.. support of t'be Lord )
i In cari v In r.i thrnuch pravelv and I
.,i
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o Ladies,'
Silk Hose
Knysrr, Coibnm, .
a Kara .Maid and .Mo
alluniM, tn nil ,.,,.
orx mid hPuck und
hllc
$1.50 to $2.50
"na cp full-, for tint all nf us realize
that we have authority from on
hmh. and few- nf us will dare to col
lo Ihe lentths of standing up far I
'.."I in the face of all sorts of op-1
lcc.it. on. Jesus has the authority
from the Father, and what we need!
s to ip i In partnership with him!
arid then we i.m afford to defy thai
world. And we need, too, to ask'
hll. l lo ..).. rO. ...... ...... ..I,. v... I
of swindling the poor devotee.,, wlio, ,,, ,lr f,f Wl),!;,h;, :
kii'' 'Il ' " " f'"', "" era led by ,ll.,.oncealed fon.n.erclal- i
muniiilly pure i.lfirinns. and those 1 i. , . ,,i,,o...i i, .. n , .... !
I heir j "eeliers. Inn one M..11U u .- n...i.
money ..ni,..s. into w hich he bus prom-
iii" sen to come in and dwell. He must
first cleanse thm of all selfish.
rr.mi afar who bad to u..t
rnoiiry chanced into tempi
ar a ruiiimis discount, wen
especial ohlects of his attention. Ha
cleansed the temple from Its mer
cenary aspoct. and rebuked them for
having turned his father's biume of
prayer inUi a den of thieves. For
thousands frm many parts nf the
world came here an to the center
of all that reliKioti meant to them,
and In their piety wore easv prey for
the sordid and selfish guardians of
worship. And there was no resist
ance to his commands, tluilty i-on-
i-lefieen ii.i.Uft rni.'i.r.lu i,t .,11
These temple merchants, conscious'
(tf thf Hlnflllto.HU r t ll.nl l.n.lim.. I
"ss and hypocrisy. He will not do
thla without invitation. Wn cannot
n it unaided, but we do have the
decision whether lie shall bo In.
cited to dwell Hh us or not. And i
f wo invite hltu In and keep him
there, the powers nf evil will have
to net nut. for they cannot both i
iweli In the same place. Jion't ever
doubt Ins Hiiiboruy. not' his willin;:-
..ss. We cannot be Christians and
lcae. those .'intiiiriinhdic powers tn
ul. i our lives. If he enters, he i
ur Kin. und there can be no oth-r
had no excuse to offer when they j kini;n before him.
were biibien lo depart. They rec- li,Hi been mven to
OKPIaed th authority of .lesus, thol md on earth. "
"All nuthorjiy
mo In he.iwii
Buy
Thrift Stamps
I'nolo Sum Is In hii
busllicss those days.
Ho needs ytsur spiiro
money. Ho dix-sn't
ask yon to Rlvc It
to him merely to
loan It.
The Sun's Rays Are Telling You It's Time to
Lay Aside Your Heavy Suits and Come Out in
Regulation Summer Clothes
When ijou set out to buy a summer suit, remember
one thing a summer suit simply has to be long on
quality if it is to retain its respectability after a few
wearingss Inferiority in light-weight suits certainly
does work havoc io an otherwise well groomed aih
,- pearance.
Here are suits of silk, tropical worsteds, mo- '
hairs, etc., light and cool, yet as well made, as
shape retaining, as stylish, as your spring suit.
Silk Poplins, Tropical Worsteds, English Aeroporcs, $20 to $35
Mohairs, $12.50 to $25
Koo! Kloth, $I2J0 to $20 palm Beach, $1250
orotnera
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FURNITURE S ALE
Opens Again Tuesday at 9 o'clock!1
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To catch up. with our deliveries and get more goods from our warehouse
"WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
This immense sale of FINE FURNITURE has assumed a magnitude unheard of
before in the shopping districts of Tulsa. It means three months business in two
weeks'. You could not imagine more favorable conditions for a big sale.
WE HAVE TO MOVE
And the largest stock in the history of the store on hand
The cost of Furniture soaring
CA Tlff lr? V
Everyone -anxious to save and we must sell
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