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10
TUI.SA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, NOVKMBKIt 11, 1918
WORKERS WILL GIVE
THROUGH CAPTAIN
Vnltril Wur Work I'liiuln to. H"
ItAlw-il Tl.roniih d nnnljiilum of
Various lliisinrKM't In Iln- Mi).
ITiiIIpi) iv.ir wnrk f.indi will ! k .
llclted In TiiNu in nn orKiim;'" I '
Mid every luri'i- tit f 1 1 and l. Hit in the
'lty will ! under tin' iln I'tlmi nf a
Cilpl.'llll, Who Will I " I I III' employes
cf liiH lii-.tiriiil-iii. Tin r:iiiiiiilfcii
( m r I his m t) f I ho f I" wi i.f
U"lKniiii'iits li the villous liuslnees-'
lihliculcil :
Atnorlr.ui National h.ink, H II.
Kin, Atlin'ic rclrolciim complins,
J. A. Mi lwT, American J .npri :
i-oiiipniiy, '. T. J tm:.
Itrl Telephone rimipiinv. 'ici.ii:i-7U-II;
1 1 1 fc Heart I'l'lroli'iiin crunpiiiiv.
l.siie I luenriijx; 1'nnly hold, 'I'd
"VSclls; board of il i,cnt ion, iibcr
linUxcr. t'oeden it- ), A. I' Neil'. ' f f i ' :
J-'enMei nuicher. ' piuiii. ' 'ii ii Hi,'4ii 1 1 ri
Jlflinii; company. Jink ln'ii'lu'i ;
Wler I'll linn puny, mi'l- venn r;
olillnetilal .Supply oiiip;in. , A I'
1'inch; Oiitrnl .N.iilinnil luiin, I'nl
I Minn; " 1 1 y of Tuli.t, .Mini I'iIU.
AUTO
SUPPLIES
We have a full ttock in
all line, including
Shock Aborber, Rim
Lugi, Spot Lamp, G. P.
Cut-Out, Seat Cover,
Tire Cover, Jack,
Bumper, Lene,
Pump, Anti-Freeze and
a 1 1 Seasonable Good.
See our immense tock
of Rugs, Robe and
Clove now arriving.
These goods were
bought last January
when wholesale prices
were about half those '
now prevailing. Our cus
tomers get the benefit
of these early pur
chases.
TIRES AND
TUBES
We handle the celebrat
ed M I C H E L I N and
MANSFIELD Tires and
Tubes.
Vulcanizing
Give your Junk Casings
to the Red Cross, but
bring those not badly
worn to us for Retread
ing by our NEW MA
C H I N E R Y and thus
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
We retread with Plain,
.Von-Skid or Ribbed
Corel bands, as you
chooke.
FREE
,'lldad Service
Our FREE ROAD SER
VICE is really FREE
and is at YQUR SER
VICE. Tulsa Rubber &
Vulcanizing Co.
411 South Boulder
1000 More
OF THOSE FINE
Armour's
Shield
Picnics
Go On Sale Today at
23c
imd. The best
japesi meat Duy
?red. These
"e in size
Be pah
s
et
iiiiiniy i.f Tulea, r 'OiirtliouiMi, J '
l'(iiif.
lii iin.i rrtl office, II II. Il.irt'in.
I.lnpllli I C f J J 1 1 n K company, II. i I
Mli.llll, Kx huilKn .VllWlml Ill.llM.!
J V . A. Ilrou nice.
! I'itmI Natniniil h.iiik. Merrill!
Shuy-i; 1'ii. k Iti-lil Supply company. I
.Ink hukii', f--. .1,1 .ul.iH I I Hlv
Mninr i'nl K A 1'i.nliy, I' ir.i mnl ,
I n H i. ill imrliiii-rilK. l II, lliiluii.,
I risen .Simla l-v, Mr. lireen.
'iulf I'lpc I, Iln-, Mr. Mil' l.i II, lien.
i-i. I Ili-finiiiK i iuiip.uiy, .1 II Uyan.
1 1 . 1 1 1 1 J . 1 1 r-1 1 1 1 A I . t . i . 1 1 i urn hi ri v , Mr.
API
tl, Hunt .slurry roinpuiiy. Tom
lint.
Hunt
HiifHir,
i'oiii puny, I'. II.
M. in, if. n luniiK
I illltiiiliN
I 'llMi'-com-
1 1
puny, I lliii i
lul.wid JtcfiniiiK riiiiipiiriv
1 1 ii hlii n.
Mr
J.ni i kl M jiiiifurtnrliiK
iilicr 'irnv.
K 1 1 km i ciin ii ri v. Mr.
Km f HnllMuy i ionpiiiiy.
ninpaiiy.
Mi
Mi
iuffy;
Il.iil,
I Ki ll Iiiiiii I, oli I Air Ki t' 'hum.
l.lln-iiv Na:ioiiul h.'tnk. Win
b l.nliiKMion nn i ,,i purull'iii, .1.
IK. I -l InHinn.
j Mnl t o 'liini'lini' riiinpiiny, W.
liitMpIt, M.iKnoii.i I'ftrnii'iim ''iln
I puny. Mr. Mi hnl, Mllnln'V Tank
.M.inuf.ii Inrtnif i-onipitiiy , Mi. W'tr
'rti, Mark.iy Ti-lKriiph I'nmp.kiiy,
Ii. Hpivy, Mnl 1. 1 n. I ulli-y Ituilway
l olnpiiny, M r. M.irton.
Mrl'iMiiri .Mamiiiii'liiririK i nmpuny,
SuililfwuHiT, M i .Mi lion nil roinpuiiy,
VSinrmi II. iiiifln.
.Nuimnal I Ui nk .iit 'iinu'ri'i', Arthur
Mi'iiilri'ii; Niitlon.il .Supply I'onipany,
' h'nink I.-win,
I ik In Ii. .in. i 'c up. inn 'Inn Co,
I Mux I'oln ii, nil Wi'll Supply ruin
i puny. ,l.l. I iifk, Ohio I'ltli'M Out
i oiiilniny. Kiirl U. Hhnfi-r, Oklii
' Imiii.i Nmiiral (Jhi coin mil V. It. II.
Him lli-ll , (iklahoin.t Iron VVorkH. .Mr.
Impi'V, ( ik liiliuni.i I'iiioii HhIIwh)
!i oinKiny, Mr Ijini.; I ik lithoniii Tool
! Hupply I'o, i'. W. Moorn, Oklit-
liimiii lliiHpll.il. Miun Tii Ii-
I'miliiri-ri Htuto Hunk, w-r Hncni-r;
; Iloh Miiliinii.y, offnii, 1'mlrln Oil A
inn 'o., Kruiik Uriiy. whop; J'mi
j A in nun Hi-riniiiK ruliipiiny. Mr.
lliinhyi.; I'uhllr HnrWi'n coiiiprtiiy, II.
M HiiIi-h, I'lcnn till rnr pnriil Inn. Mr.
I'iiIiiiit; Viitvh. pnrlir A Martin. J.
M I n-r-i' . I'omIiiI Telfuraph cum
( pany. Win. A inUn.
Ilominii I'flroli-utn ronmpny, II.
j II. I'nrkrr.
. Iti-u Itrail mill, Mr. Hnl.lcr;
1 Kami SpiliiKH railway, 1' H. HtrffuiM.
Hi-lhy nil & UiiH Co.; 8wrry oil A
;(Iiim Co., W. 10. Ixirkhard, Hln( lair
oil (Ian i'ii , !;. II. Ilourton;
, Hlamlanl Oil rompnay, Mr. Curlwili,
Houihi'in 1 cnrporUun, I'. II. Mon
i fort.
; TIiIhI rill rompany, lion H!l; Twin
HlHln Oil cninpany. K. C. Hallpr;
' 'IVxih I'lpi" I.lim rompnny, C. .1. Cat-
t lnhun. officii, W. IC IIoIiiim, rfiflnrry;
j Til 11 llotol, J, A. Knlilnnon; Tuliw
llnnpitnl; Tulu Knller a Mmihlmry
ioinpiny, Mr. Hlrlckr; I'nlon Na
iloiml hank, K. 1. Wntkrr; Vaml
ever Iry Goods company, Cliarlra
Viindevur.
Woolworth company, Mr. Hoff
man; World I'ii tnhlnK ronipany, N.
(). Henthorne; Wralern I'nlon, A.
Clfno; ruldlo Hrrvlcs comvanjr. C. N.
l.it.
ltyntini bnllillnif. fl. R. Warnar.
Knldlrrn Am AfTratrd.
KNOXVihLW, Tenn., Noy. 10
Tliroit youn mm Blvlnir their nam
aa (luy O. ilrrron, M. (.'. Dodrs and
ij. II. iIo(lu wcra arrimtad hara y
terrtny on rhar of ImprmonntlnK
army offlrnrn. All th in ara said
to he eoldifni.
USED FIFTY YEARS
FOR RHEUMATISM,
AT ALL DRUGGISTS
V
The Goods Must Be Good Goods
or the Sale Is no Good
" I I
u
105
Tulsa's
r
TULSA CATCHES STEP
AFTER LONG LAY-OFF
Almost Norriml .n.lll Inns Vi
lli? I'lillnwIllK l-lflllllf of llll' 11
Jiliri-lu-. Will I'llliil.
li-r- i
I TuKi duln ' l ik
ImiK In K- l r ln
l,n k into i.lil fori,,
i Ai'tivlMes M-ispem!' d it month nf"
I hen Mi., fust ..'iivi-nni! ri'H nl tin"
: IllfllllOIll I pjlll'llill' Nl'tll' ll ilnwn iiii
'lh- roll IfiHv Wi'li' i i "lilliH'il
Iti-railw, ami hlU- thri" w.ii'n't H"
' iihiiiiI i i'rt.iliilv ,il,ii' tin' piMi.,11 In,
iiiiiii' ilnwn lown. mnl thr in n' in
. Iini'il In w.iinlrr nioiiml liintni I nf
jlnnlinr ii fuml puii.ii.il'. it w-im Hi"
I V ill ll 'I'll IH.t Hllllll.lV. .
1 I'hiiri'hi'" win flll'il yi-ytfi ila'. '. I
mnl prrai In th win' iniiplri'il In llu-j
nrriiMloii. I'oiir miniitii Hir.'ik'i in
'iiiplril part (f thi tiiini in innnt of,
; tin- rh ii n li'-i mnl k'.i.'i' a l-r I. f t alk
nn tin1 Kti'at miii.il'' r.iinpalKn In Ink i
i WAK-tl l.v th'- 'H VI'II will .IKll''llH. ;
: l.iiillnn up to tin' ilrlvn tliw wn k
I 'fli on I ri h 'ipi'iii'il ami 'lnl a lapn
'illy hiihini'KM Hill Smith ill'ln't nut
: IiIh ii'iilm llli' i;miM'HH riiiiiilnu until
'llin i) ik IK hIihwii. lull tin' hiiUMr M
i wiliI out fm hi.th iorfiirm:inri M f 1 '-ii
, I.'inI nli-ht
j c.tfi-x that l,i ' I ii ruinum,' until'
I mliliiiKht w'i" In r 1 1 1 iipir.itlon j
,i-iii ly llil.t ninriiinK. hut th(i niii'i''- j
I Hon on n rvltiK tin- f iurth nn al h ml '.
muni- i-ffi-i t. Tin- fuml ii-uuliilioiiH !
' piryi-rit I hi' . opinlnif of thf iinm-ri
ilaiirlnir at llnli-l Tulx I
tin- f.iuiili
nn . 1 1 In-HiK iirolili'lioil. .Mr .ii'Wi-i
null! Hint until thi-rn wan i iiiiiilifi- I
ration of the fond onli-r, thn il.in(i-
wnul'l Iiii tahoo.
Thcri- win mi way nf rlmrklnic
up I ho Hltnut Inn rrtta i iliiur tin- rpl
ili'inli'. ami In the ahxi'tir of any
iilarmliiic Infurmatlon. th" nffiilnlM
nay thy do nut iniiti-mplatii furtln-r
rnirMil nf thn illm-aft". lillil thai tho
""rol I nn.ih.-nt I
C. OF C. ORGAN FILLED
WITH AFTER-WAR SPIRIT
Thn Nnvi-inln-r l-u nf tln TiiIhii
Hplrlt. whh h will loi ready for iIIh
trlhiitlon Mnndiiy, aminilii Ihi fore
wnnl of th aftcr-thi--war liidimtrlal
rjimpalirn for whirli lh. rli.imhi-r of
oominmro ht lin-n pn-parlnif for
Homo tlinn.
The lrim of the edltorliin nnd of
the ninny rnntrlhiiti-il artlri-a le
alunir the Uiiph nf Induitrlnl ri-l'i-vrnntlon
nnd rontlnuatlnn of the
conditions whh h pr-vulli-il In Tulna
brfore the war hud riinh- Hh In.
roadH upon the rehkn of lahor,
In rmitniet to the cry that rnmce
from many rltlin of Indu.itrlal stag
nation heranee of the wur. the pic
lure of "TulRn'e everrhiinKlnK ekv
line" on Ihe rover of tlm Novrmhrr
Spirit, lellH In (fraphln manner thn
etnry of Tu'ea'a pontlnued ili-vrlnp-ment
In Mpltn of the war. After
reading thn i-urrrnt liwiin of the
Hplrlt, thn TuIh.i rllUrn who him
been look Inn Into thn future with
mime mletrhlnii will lie Riven an
awakening and experience the renll
xatlon of the fttupendnimnemi of In
dimtrlal ilnn whlrh will mxin he put
under wty and whlrh will fit Tul.ui
definitely nn on of the Irnilinu n
dualrlal center of the country.
WILL GET ROSTER OF EVERY
NURSE FOR FUTURE USE
Whlla tha women of Tulna today
are making a canvax of the city In
the united war work ranipnlun. data
of very (treat Importance to the na
tion will he Fathered hy them for
the American Hed Croea. A cenmn
of the nunrs In the community will
be taken.
Kach worker Ii asked to mark
with a rroee the name of every
gradual mire, etudnnt nuree, prac
tical nu me and nurae'a aide. Thn
etatletlca will be for the protection
of the community in any pomilbln
emergency, nnd to have wheji the
nation call for nuraea for war
work.
East First Street
Phone 6970
Leading Grocery Store
and Market
"GRANDMOTHER'S" AID
A NEW WAR SERVICE
In tt,i.N ini. ih when p nrj'uni!
..i.i i.i ln-ip. It Ih vi-ry hard to fi'il
Mi, i
,il.l
' i. in- s artu'i- ilaya a.rr nv-r. I'loh
y tl.iit f i-J J i . romiM linmi- Vj one
rr In Iln- t - in ii I r y than In tin- ri.
1 In- ii.irriy ftm woik ainj tin'
I ii
iro.H in- a.i i alum; for tm- )'MIK
arut 'ii'.'iK to inn, i- ali'l atti'li'l in
tin-in ai d tin- -li'l'-r fnlkii think ully
nf :hn il.i.s s Ii i-ii llii'v i null tia'.n
luki i, hniil 'i lii-n- thn ' Is a will,
how-'M-r, 'hi- way Will not hi fouml
i n kiritf and mui ".ninan in an our of
Itn way iiiiirliy of nlli- of our hi
.'.Hi n han t ii ti-ij M.hllt nuvilit hi- i all-
I "i i i amltii-i' in I ' Aid" Sin- r--al-i."d
ili.i' film work, i'Hii iiiilklni;
a nil ' i h'iriiiiiir, w.ih ton mui'li for hrr
Hiri-iiKin. ' Hut," ntn urKUi-d, "why
nid do Itin otln-r Ihnn-'H ami Ii-.ivii Ihi-till-
y-l'HlK WnlliAM fin- to In-lp out of
do om" Mir nrtn hnuo-'hoi-l wiw
iiinpli', mid, hy a liltli- rxtru effort,
iln- wiim fn-r Mi'Vi-ial hniiiH i hi'Ii day
Iniriiitf tin- luiMi'-t Hi'aiinii Mhi- wi-rit
'n d if fi-rtiiit m-iK h hoi h. took' carp of
umiill i lil.ilii'ii, ilnt th'- Iroi.IrK, i niik.
I'd thr no'iii nn-al ami K-i-m-r iliy madi
It poHHltili. fur tin- hoiiHi-woi k-r to
taki- thi- plan- In thn fn-id-i nf Mom
l-nv wlni had I u rillid to till"
flair Her iiirnuntH nf liar i-Xn-rl-i-m
i'H an- i ry iimiiHluK. Shf Haid
-Iim hoiiii fuiind that if Hhi- wa-i: to
1'iinli to inlvantai-i It wan ofir-n canlrr
in tiki- In-r own utinilH with ln-r
SoriK-tlriii-M hi- fniiiid n widl -iiilppi i
km lii-n, hut i.fti-n lo r i'ii.imi-li-d
w.ii ii Miiii-i-pan, rMmr pan and i'of-fi-i
pot mvi'd I tie day. Shu ul"o
iiiiinn m il inn
wh.i not jnxl, an
hhhoii of their uhh
whi-n mIi (iil'l an-
othir "hi-lp'' vlnit hi fn-nuently
finiml Inr own Ihimfn had liccn du
lillritti'd to the Kriat miitlHfartlon of
ihi- j.-iMyi-Mior Thi ixa'iiplo of thm
woman h ih In-wn fntlowd liy "Vi rill
of hrr own aiti- mid many a navi-d
Inirvi-st nhmild hi- i-ri-illtrd to Ihi'in.
ALABAMA NEGRO
MOBBED
FOR SHOOTING UP TOWN
SIIK! i''IKI.H, Ala.. Nov. 10.--Will
liird, a iiirro, wan taki-n from
tin- lnl here early tuiuuht hy a mob
nf i In ii t Hll nun. carried to the
hunk of the Ti'ini-KHi-n river nnd
hauKi'd. Thn body Ih lit 111 lianKinK
ih"M tonight.
ll Ih repurteil that the name moli
Ih on thn way to Timrmnhla to pet
two iirifrniH there charged with the
murder of l'olireman (' rah am at
Shi-fflrld l.im week.
Tho ncKt'o Ihld I nllegcd to have
been Hhiiotlng up the lower en. I of
Sheffield thlM afternoon and It Ih
claimed buiiHted that he "wan out
to net a policeman." Iln wuh finally
raptured after a running ftirbt of
more than a mile, during which the
negro fired 31 iihnts from it rifle
at bin piirHiiern. Officer also fired
lit thn fugitive, but the only wound
Inflicted w in In the man', right arm.
About fi o'clock thin afternoon a moti
of I Oil iinnianke.1 men appeared at
the Jail nnd demanded the prisoner
and he won surrendered. The lynch.
Ing at the river bank followed. -
CARDINAL GIBBONS ASKS
THANKS FOR OUR VICTORY
CAM I MKADK, Md . Nov. 10 In
a eennon today at a memorial nuuui
celebrated In the field for mildlera of
thm camp who have died In battle,
Oiidlnul (llbbonn railed on the poo
pin of tlm I'nltnd Stilton to thank
(md for ihe victory of the allien a ml
to ank Mm for grace to "walk thn
way of wisdom, obedience and hu
mility." The cardinal wild a critical time
haa now come, when the people of
the allle must use the fruit of vic
tory to goc-d advantago and when the
piniplif of thin country must unite be
hind the nut hurl t iTn.
Thn cardinal spoke from the eteps
of a field nltar and above hi in M
a largo American ria.
"We hnvn conquered." aald the
cardinal, "hncaus wn believe that
rlghtpntinneiw exalteth a nation and
hi-ranse we believe In Jimllco and In
humanity."
Y SCHOOLS TO START .
WITH STRONG COURSE1
Two MhiiiIsIi CliiHW-a Will Mcot To-1
lilgjit uml Oil Ceiogy ( Ihmh
Salurtlay Mgltt nl Itiilldlng. i
I tider tlie tliln of Y. M. C. A.
schools, th- real work of the educa
tional ii'iartmi.it of th V starts
.Monday night when two Spanish
rl.i un-H will In- held. Thn school wan
iill ready to start when th epidemic
broke out and ban been delayed for
over a month In Its program, but
in-i onlng to C. K. .i-!le, Jr., the
delay him given thone in cbargi) ail
opportune y to strerinihi-n thn
courHes lo be iresented and to get
the si'huol hrfore the leople.
Tin- lii--lnni-rs' cIiihh In Spanish
will inoet at 7:00 o'clock Monday
evening In room "It" on tho second
floor of the Y. Those Interested In
the Spanish language, whether they
have enrolled or not are Invited to
he present ut thin time. ' Senior I).
A Alvereg, Instructor in Spanish,
speak the liingmige n his native
tongue ami bis system of teaching
brings thn student not only Into a
correct speaking knowledge of Span
ish but Into a reading and
wrltlpg knowledge an well.
This course continuen for a
period of eight months, meeting
Monday and Thursday evening at
7 mi p. m. Krir those student who
liiivo continued the study of Spanish
in private lessons during the flu, an
H o'clock ela-'H to follow the begin
ners' clans has 1 u started. Al
though this Is a small ( las it In ex
pected that those especially apt ill
learning thn language will cutch up'
with the advanced clans.
Interesting to those who hnvn a
speaking knowledge of Spanish nnd!
want to brush up In It will . thej
special class In conversational Span- ,
lib to meet with Snnor Alverez. on '
Tuesday and l-Ylday evening at 7
o'rloi k fi r a period of five months. !
OiriiHiniially meals will be nerved 1
and all run vernation In connection j
with tin- service of the meal will be I
tarried on In Spanish. Thin clas
will siiIihi rilie for Spanish paper'
and read the I'an- American I'nlon
In Spanish.
Oil Oology, the clas that I at
tracting the most attention, meet
next Saturday evening at 7:30 In
room "I!" nt the Y and will con
tinue nt this time for a period of 32
weeks. In thin rla alone, nn en
rollment of 30 has been reached
ami as tho clas 1 limited In num
ber u very few more will bo accept
ed. Interested partlo should call
Mr. Leslie at the Y to arrange for
enrollment. Occasional field trip
will be made on Saturday afternoon.
Thn committee on Imrtruotlon are:
James II. Gardner. J. It. I'emher
ton. A. Ii. Heeklcy, M. J. Munn,
Oorge R. M.lttson, J. M. Herald and
.Mis Margaret Campbell, who will
select thn Instructor and lecturer
for the various meeting during thn
32 week and also the field trip
lender. Mis Campbell and Mr.
Herald will head up the Instruction
In the text. "Chamberlln and S.ili
bury' College Oology." Tho first
field trip will he made on Saturday
afternoon, November 29. Those en
rolled In this clan are from the nil
coinpanlea and Include among other
some of tho head of departments
and young Indie from the office
of oil geologist.
It la hoped that classe In Kngllsh,
mathemntlc nnd history can be'
started within two week a well as
a course In public speaking. Over
IH call have already been made for
public speaking Instruction and this
class bid fair to he a largo one.
The course of study I very prac
tical, having a It Idea the teaching
of men to think on their feet, and I
to express their thought In the best I
possible way. The similarity between
public speaking nnd salesmanship
Is kept in mind always nnd an at
tempt to make It useful In the life
of each man regnrdlen of hi pro
fession or business. There Is an es
pecial call for this course from men
who are Four Minute men and men
who have been speaking since war
began and learned the need of such
il course.
PROOF OF THE PUDDING
PROVEN- BY RESOLUTIONS
The famous test of the epicure to
determine whether a pudding I good
or not sometimes proves to bo both
disappointing and unreliable; tho'
efter-effert of sll good things must
also be taken into consideration.
When Tulsa concoct"'! a "good
time" for thn benefit of her thou
sand of visitor during the V. C. V
convention last month, she did not!
consider thn "morning after" cf- ,
feet, but went the limit on each !
day' entertainments), and let tho I
morrow take car of Itself. I
And the stunt was a good one, as'
Is proved (laitv by thn scores of let-
tern of appreciation and thanks that j
come to us from all over the United '
State.
Tho following note of apprerl- ,
tlon wn received yesterday by his
honor. Mayor C II. Hubhnrd. '
"The Confederate Soldiers Home,
Marietta, (leorgia. To the honorable
mnvor of Tulsa: At the meeting
held yMtnrdav nt Marietta, fin., j
ramp 703. I. C. V., a resolution Wn '
unanimously passed to express to the
mithoritles of Tulsa. Okla., our ap
preciation of their courtesy and con-'
sideritlon stmwn to thn delegates at
the last Confederate reunion.
"Our delegates report that every
thing wn dono for thn 'comfort and
entertainment of thn veterans, and
we wish to let you know that we are
appreciative and grateful for your
mony evidences of good will. Ilr
spectfiilly.'t. de T. Iwrence. ad
jutant camp 763, V. C. V., Marietta,
(ia "
LADY MANAGER AT Y. W. C.A.
CAFETERIA AN INNOVATION
tti-cause cf a change of manage
ment the Y. M. C. A. ciLfeterta will
remain closed Monday and Tuesday
nnd after renrrn ngement will open to
tho putdlc Wednesday morning under
the management of Mrs. T. W. Hice,
who isimcs highly recommended
from C'Ui'einore where ehe has had
c i lis id era Id o experience there as
manager of some of tho Claremore
enf'-s and res' iurants. The hiring
of Mrs. Illce as manager of the cafe,
trrla Is something hrw' at the Y. for
hitherto the manager have nlwsvs
hen men This innovation fin In
with the Y's policy to release every
iimn possible for war wortmnd makes
th- staff of (.'.kfc'ieria workers largciy
of women.
Muke the world safe for our hnvn
and Rli'R
Open your hearts. Hive to the
united war work campaign.
These advertisements
It Doesn't Pay
to use a leaky radiator.
Let us fix it NOW.
Ve save you one-third or
more on recoro work.
Auto Radiatftr & Fender
Repair Co.
H. D. 'iHAVKS, Prop.
106 South Boulder
Specialty
Office nnd Store
I'liturcM
Tulsa Carpenter
Shop
B. nnANDMOno, Prop.
306 S. Frankfort
Phone 468
"The; White Is King"
Machines
"or sale and
rent.
We do hem
stitching. White Sewing Machine
Company
213 K. Third Thone 7786
Note Our New Address
Tou can save many a dol
lar nt our upstairs store.
We have no fake sales, spe
sial sales, etc., every day or
two. AVe sell you high class
Ladles' Keady-to-Vear and
Millinery jit prices that are
lower than special sale prices.
Our low upstairs rent en
ables us to do this.
Parisian Sample Rooms
Upstairs Over WoolworlV
MAKE
1V10NEY
Sell us your Junk. We pay
highest market price. Iluy
and sell pipe, all sizes. Team
service, free.
Indiana Supply
& Junk Co.
T. Goodman, Mgr.
II K. Cameron Phone 4174
WoirM
Ads
SUFFRAGE WINS IN STATE
BY SUBSTANTIAL MARGIN
OKLAHOMA" CITY, Nov. 10
Complete official returns to the
elate election loard from 41 coun
tiCH indicate, beyond doubt the adop
tion of the woman miffrape amend
ment to the constitution In last Tuea
'!' flection.
The returns In hnn' show a vote
far miffraite of br-.rni? and 3'. 694
iiKAinst. In practically all of these
counties the amendment received a
clear majority of all votes cast In
the election. The silent vote Li run
ning remarkably low. one of the
counties reporting this mornlntt
Khowlni? only 14 silent votes.
To U.'movc Trench Vermin.
WASHINGTON, Nin. 9. Ameri
can soldiers returning home after
the war will b" required to pas
throuch Kovernment ".le-louslns;"
plants for the removal of trench
vnrnitn. l'orty flvo of these plants,
the war department announced to
day, will be erected under the super
vision' of tin- -r.;i.-on general at u
cost of $1.50. 000.
TO HELP YOU
SAVE
Turn to this Page for
Profit
IT POINTS THE WAY TO ECONOMY WITHntiT
DENYING YOURSELF THE
are money saving suggestions. Let them help you
The Plumber Is Your Best
Friend.
So send for us now In order to In
sure good work and to prevent a
bigger bill later on.
Bell Brothers
Plumbers
ReaP )
Furniture
Tr t
ValUeS
Beautiful and Exchjsive
1
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JEWELRY
at reasonable prices
goto
SHAIN'S
w . w rrw . t jviii i i
Everybody. Knows
that it is false economy to buy cheap tools and cheap
h&rd wsrCtt
Buy the BEST they cost LESS.
C. H. JUSTICE
210 North Main
SPECIAL Big selection of Men's and Ladies' Raincoats
at Special Prices
SQUARE DEAL CLOTHING STORE
Our prices can't be beat. Telephone 3675
5 North Main Street, Tulsa, Okla.
i Third Door North of the Frisco Tracks.
"We deal Q all the year O"
IT PAYS TO THAI); WITH TUB
FASHION SHOP TaUors
Southeast corner Kflrond and Main, Tnls, Okla.
Walk t'lwtalra and Snvo f I0on
SUIT OR OVERCOAT
Made to four order
$27.50 to $60
All purr wool. Satiaf action troaruitecd.
CI-KAMXG AND TKKSSINU . rnONT! 5010
New England Cafeteria
Home Cooking, Popular Trices, New, Clean, Up-to-Date.
Six Cafeterias Two in Tulsa
307 South Cincinnati
Yard Work Stopped.
WILMINGTON, Del., Nov. 10.
Orders have, been received by the.
Liberty Shipbuilding company to
discontinue all work on yard con
struction and proceed with, actual
ship construction on the ways that
have been prepared. The order
necessitated th-i dismissal of much
common labor that could not qualify
for ship construction am'. Rave rise
to tho belief that the Liberty yard
was to go out of existence,
Now It's "Herbert Stow.'
A housewife who has Invented a
meatless stew hlphly commended by
all her friends, pusses on the receipt
to others. Her children, hy tho way,
call It "Herbert Stew" In honor of
Mr. Hoover? Slice two lartte onions
thin and put In an enameled ware
frying pan with a very little water.
When they ae beplnnlni? to Bet
soft add three irse tomatoes, peel
ed, If fresh totnatoes are used. If
canned, half a rtn. Let these wiok
together fifteen knlnutes and add
half a can of okraand a can of red
kidney beans or A pint of boiled
beunn of any klnd If tho family
like peppers add a At-cn P'Per cut
l-n
NECESSARIES OF LIFE
"Bayard
F"i;n1it"rcCo-
21N.Main
Phone - 4689
122 West Third
fine,. Let all this cook together,
with a cover over the frying Pn'
for an hour. Take off the cover,
and two tablespoons full of butttr
and cook another hour to dry off
little. To have this stew as It
should be. It must ba made In a fry-
1 .. - . A . . . .
nu "ii, m inm Rivea muro .ii
for the final evaporation, and the
frying pan must be enameled war
as Iron wnnlrl rinrken the tnmatoe
ii nd okra cooked In It for so long
time.
"November,
BreakfesTS
PostToasties
. (Mam o Coww)
Sav

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