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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1918.
GERMANY CONFRONTED
WITH HEAVY BURDENS
liitrmul Wnr Debts Tulnl Two-IINns
of lOnllrr Intimate! Wealth
if Country.
REPARATION MUST BE MADE
Inrtrrnnltlcs Will Sill in PninHil
Difficulties Tews May l-Viroo
Turning; III of IWiikIh.
WAHIIIN'JTON, N'v 11. luly
nf (ierinaiiy's finiiinl.il Hlt.iatnn 1 '
been undertaken by Ihe govei miiPnl
ukciicI'i li'ra wllh a view to throw
ing liihi on Hi ici'ilny "f Hi l-r-inan
nation in pay big sums as in
anition tut iI'vhuuIiiii lit invaded
roiintilPH timftlrl.il reports Indi
cate Ihat ilrnnaiiy's national debt
represented mainly by War bun. Is
held w-ll tun ihe empire. In nmt, nc.ii ly
3.i,00H.0(Jil,liiili, or ultii'iMt iw fif'ln
of iha eeilmiiied national wraith of
Isn.ooo.ooo.'MiO.
AllliniiKh there has I""! no of
ficial anouncement or Intimation of
the aggregate Hinoiint whlrli ( ho al
lies pxppi t Oermany lo pay. It I
certain to run Into IiIIIIoiih of dol
lar!, and nrreesarlly tho eirina of
payment muHt accord Willi Oer
inay's nblllty to pny. Thin iil.lllly
will be measured ty thp nations
povter to ivlva her peace lime In
dust ilea and trade an.l to tax thla
fur state purpnsea Financial nli
svrvers here any some. i:liilnia for
restoration and restitution ant forth
Oklahoma Hospital
ftrrvlre Consist ol
lit Fireproof building arranged for
a purpose.
tnd. Modern and eompleta equip
nient under on roof.
Ird. Character, experience and aklll
f attendant.
Dr. t'ird H. Clinton. Prewltleni
Mlaa II. C. V. lrler, H. N.
Superintendent
Dr. I.ytle Alhrrtnn
Reeldent fhyilclen
Ninth and Jarkaon "treetj
Ibona Osage til
BUSINESS CARDS
- --
Phone 2010 11-17 Wcat Arehar
HATCHER PRODUCE CO.
Wholesalo Jobbers
Creamery Butter and Eggs
Good Eggs Always
EY E Dr. Arthur
Ear Campbell
St" . MaronMi
Throat rhorwi 4t.
tltadquaxtara for Kryptok LanMt
Mw LoeaUon II Waat Third
Phona l4Tt
MATERNITY HOSPITAL
efficient trained nuraea. Bablea
adopted If dealrad.
1103 W. MAIN ST.
Oklahoma City, Okie.
QHANN0N'"
IJP FURNITURE
Kichane Now for Old
14 and II Weal Second
Guy W. MoCulloch H. II. Cbafflo
MOWBRAY
UNDERTAKING CO.
orEN DAT AND MIOBtT
8BHVIC8
Dr.I. Angstrcich
oPTOMrrrniaT
with
HARRY HEILBRON
JICWELBR
Seoond and Main Thona UT
THE CHILDREN'S DAY
NURSERY
TIT BOUTIt CHHYHNKB
ritONB 1101
Children Cared for Durlnt Worhlnj
or Sboppinc Houre
wTTgregq lTjTmartim
Attorneys-at-Law
Exchange National Dana. Building
Tulaa, Ok la.
EDNA B. FARIS
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
NOTARY PUBLIC
Room 530 Mayo Building
Phone 7985.
SAM'L. A. BOORSTIN
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
611-1S-14 Wright ttldg.
Uw of Oil and Caa
Law of Corporation
I'HONB 7111
CHAS. H. ME RILL AT
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
1 Bond Bulldlnt, Waahtnston, U. C
Qil, Gas and Indian Matters
WOODSON E. NORVELL
' .Attorney
Now Located In t'nlty Ttulldlng
Suites 101-111
f t.y Inlrn-MiH in 11 few ulin-.l leni'iii-
are f x 1 1 .1 1 .1 k'i'H, !- ui'- iln y
tt tt I ' ; -1 ninny's iil.ilil ., eicu
Uiii":li tun la mtliniili'd ui nm high,
pst.
Nm CniMrrni-d W illi Held.
Tin- victorious ri I Hi-ii will nm f"n
ii-in ' licins.'U o primarily, It In I"'
IHWil, nitli ileriiiBnys reilcinplli'li
of lur mil loniii ili-lil, iiiii. iln-i
in l.iiKi-iv irii' niai i nniiiiriiMvi'ly
small ii ii ii ii i m nf i ii-rn
nio owned ihiIkhIm '
ui war Icii'Ih
it ri.al.y, lll il
lll'I'llll UN li. I.I I III 'l , K HUM .in- "I
I'y cilUcni of Mil' I " n 1 1 - I U'u.:c
formpr Herman i r J pi.
officiate hre who liuva known In
ternal roinlltlniiN In llcriniiiiy In ilii
punt ill( nut believe lli K'n -i tin. phi
will rpiiiilinli Dip inli riml J i . i 1 . 1 - I
'una l.ut llilnit i i In-r tii t lns villi
le made so liiiiiy im In fi.f i- 'Hi
sens In linn In thru I.i.ihIh in si-llie.
lllt'lll. In II. in uny lin- i 1. 1 A . 1 1 . . I
III' I'.lll.'I'llVll wlllllHll llllll.ll M'Kl
iiin.n
'J'hrro Im poiiim iljm ii.ihinii In i-r-flrlill
ciri'lcii lli-lti nf Hip MlvtHilitil'v
of tliP nllpa r i"iitr Inn iinvmcrit of
mi Imli'f iiilti' iitiioiini lur i p. 1 1 ui in ii ,
Hum k . i i.i In I..' ipipi mliii.il In Hip
futiiii. hy iiiiiiiiiImmIiiIih, .im thp .Iivm
IiiiI n i i'iiM i .h i inn ..iiii.mi-h in itpi
alum iiii'l l-niin! nml iIip arl'iul
1 1 ml i.f tin wiiik lii-i mil h iiii.m rl .if
1 ill II I lllllll'll t li.l II iinw . II Ik
ptilnii'il nut tluit futiiri' pi'l' i-h fan
not liP tiiPiianrPil nr.-ul ii'i-ly At prpa
pnt. IfitPifMi on the pint of thn
AmPili'iin nffli'liila In thn anhjprt la
Htillll'Wllllt lll'llri'l t 1 1 1 . w n l . lll.lh-
t ii ii c h ii h Hi" Kov'Tiiiiii'iit Pxpin'la
mini- ut tin. ii y n i u ii i h to K' to Im
cradlt.
IliinlrnM Aro lli-ar.
Wtmlpvpr may ha thn wptit of
t tip finul liiirili'ii nf rppRr'itlon anil
rrniliiillnn in If plai nil on (lerinitny,
lliu I'lnii only nf 1 1 m lank alirinl nf
her may Ii" llluil r.iii-.l hy roniiitr
lann of In i iinilini.il 'I'M Willi thnl
of I lii' I'nlli'il .SIiiIik lii'i'muny li;i
61,000,000 pupiilailnti anil $0,
0UO, mill. 000 nf eallmnlPd WPalth to
pay nr.. 000,000,00(1 nf war ilPhlN a.
taaily crPalpil Thp I nllnil Htilti-a
Iihh lio.ooo.flOO iii u In t ion ami an
I'RlillllllPil lllllliilllll nihil of K'.'.O,
000,000,000 tif pny iiiiirly I11.00U.
000,000 ilPht alipinly ri'iiir.ii'lnil, or
aprnklinalPly 121.000.000.000 within
unollipr mix tnoniliH. 'I'll la nipiini
that Hip par raplln Inndi'll will In'
al leaat three tlmpa arratpr In dnr.
many than in thn I'nlU'il Hiati'a.
ANOTHER TEUTON PRINCE
READY TO QUIT THRONE
HAHKU flwltrln'l. Nov, IS.--I'nnri'
lliinlhpr nf HarhwariliurK
Ituilolatnilt, a prlnrlpallty of tier
many, at the demand of the dipt, twii
UerliirpJ lila readlnpna tn ahitlcale,
iirrorillng to dlapatuli from ltuUlo
aiadt. Trlnre (lunther waa hnrn In Hill
and aurreerted hla coueln, l'rlnie
Ueorg. aa the rnlcnlna prince uf
Hahwarrburc-JludulNiadt, January 1,
J8K0.
The-prlnrlpnllty of Brhwamhurlt
Ituilolatadt haa an area nf Stl aqiiare
mllee and a population of about 100,.
000. The country la miiuntalnoue.
Mormon Iiradcr III.
ALT 1JVKB CITY. Nov. H Jn
aeph T. Mrrflth. prealilent of thp
rhnreh nf Jei (!hrlt nf latter day
aalnta (Mormon) la III at hie home
here and nnt mueh hope la held out
for hla recovery, lie auffered a par.
alytlo atroke laat April, He relphralPd
hli elthtleth birthday a week ago.
Hunter Heater
Company
STEAM AND HOT WATFIl nOILKIlS
TITS fllONns-ITiT
SIT HOUTII CINCINNATI AVK.M'E Tl'LSA, OKLAHOMA
r 'yairssayy
x
l .11 --aW..
1
r-h - I ii MKI
. 9, ISA' .-I
Heat Your Building Comfortably and
Save Half Your Fuel
l. ii or t'nnl With No (Tuuiut uf (.rutca
Let Us Show You One in Operation
KOMI-: OK lll ll TV I.M INSTALL TIOS
Ucfcn'iui' by IVriiilsslmi
Npw Knx Hotel Mr L I, I'm, Mer
Band Pprlnit" It.Ulway Mr Clrirl. n I hup
lllckoiy Ciml n ml MinlnK Company Mr A A r.i lev, Secv
Mr. U. W. C.iellp 1'Un S.uiMi Moulder
Mr K. W. Sinclair 17;lo Smnli i enn.'
Mr. OeorRe lloUeclaw '.' I'.i i:,it Ulinoia
t Above photo wua taken nt Mr. Il"!'-i'!nw's residence )
y HAVL IUUK
A HUNTER
All SI- Iliunctlinlc Ucllvcrli".
R0O?Il0N0K
kajMHiMMarlWi
VVASIIINUTON, Nov 1 H -The
fnJInwIiiK f;t."iiiilliea urn r'n.rlPil t y
Hip roiiiiniiii'lltiK kpi""''.'!
A infill .in i'H.i"lltli'n:ii y fun '-h
Kllliil m mrliin, 17 1. i!i.-. of
VtOllllllN. CI. illl'il of iliHctipe. ?- ' ,
wniinili'il, r)prpp unrlf.fprmlni'il, ll'l;
woiinitpil ei'ifhl l , I -Mi, lnliii.iii: In !--linn,
13 'I ot.il. 77'..
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Kll.l.l U IN A(TIOV.
1'rlviiira:
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W lliin-r I Iiiih i, IIImkit
W llllii mi M-lii-r, Ili um".
.Inliii I II III, I n .li rlil.
Iiiini'x K lln-i, Dllt Hy.
.Ilin I . I i.IIIiih, I'm, II.
V iini' Ix in iniiii, h ( iirliiln.
.Ill nil n I ;. Iiimlini, Arilnniir.
Iti'lii rt I. I nullxli. ltrlilu-Mirl.
V iTiinn lliiiii 'M k. 1'nlrau.
Itny l.nrui', I liiinl
JmIiii II. I nn nil-, Siiyre.
Wllllurn I . Ijuvoiii, l ot
.I'.lilllilr Miinri', ( lii'li iiii.
.Iin" I , I'rliiii', iilll.ini
mi l) or not is
rrlviiii-a:
iriilc I . Kile, liriiiiirlKl".
In'ii M IHihiiii, (.nllry.
Itliluinl T. Miiliin, Unlia.
Will NHi:i, IH t.UKK I'NOlirrKH
MINKI. nriHinili:
KntxTt I,. Iiiiiin, IMirnnL,
Mi'i'liiinli-:
I). I.. Helta, Tlplinmlnr.
I'rlviiii'M:
lire (Irani Mi-rron, Colunihna.
I.llr lll ka. MiiiiHvlllr.
VVIl( Nlli;il hl.KiMTI.Y.
I'rlTiHra:
llonry I,. Alui-r, lli'iiryH ti.
Iikk MnrrlH, I'lrini'iil.
IIiiImti I). MiinklrH. I lili.nnlii.
Nlilury ti. rrli'tt, Hnllaaw.
HIMMllll IN AtilMN, UV.UM.K
I Mil I I KMIM I)
H're-vloiifly n-imrtPil nilaaliiH In
arlliin.)
(nriiiriil:
Ii.Iiii II hlrUliiml, Mliunl.
l'rlHlm:
Arilmr II. I UN. Ulimllnr
lnM'r A. KIiikIiiuii. sx-tnt'r.
I.IImIiii .Iiiiiih, Mnyivlllr.
GERMAN-AUSTRIA FACES
GRAVE FINANCIAL CRISIS
VI KN'NA. via Huanl. Nov. H.
Hoi'tor von Kflinvi'liuler. .. flimnrp
mltilHtpr In the ni'W (Jerinan-AuatrUn
ralilni't. In it alaleiiipiil to the Vlen
Iippp pi pan lodny iIppi tIIipiI the flnan.
rliil alluiitlnn In ilerman-Auatria aa
I.Miia arave. Wllh i'i:oiiniiiy ami (hp
rrpiitlon of new Hourrca of rpvpniie,
howpvi-r, he e.ild (he dlffl'MiltlPj.
ronlil lie am nioimled.
The new Biati'i, aald the tnlnlatPr,
would hnvp in ehiire tho niillnmil
ilPht. Hi' iiilili'il that tho hnlili-ra nf
war Innna ahoiild nnt he iineaav. IIP
ilpclared the elale rounrll Iniendeil
to demand rri'illta to the amount of
J, 000. ooo, ooo rrowna iitnl that a new
loan of a billion crowne would lie
iHBUPd.
Wire AwrpUincc Itoaumwl.
NKW ViHK. Nov. 1.--The Welt,
ern Union Teiearaph Cable com
pany announced unlay It had re
Burned tho aeceptanoa of tiana-At-lantln
rabla me""aea aub)ect to dc
lay. Hervlne waa Buapenrted laat
week on aoeount of congtatlon of
huslnpaa.
Trrr"
1
HI ILK INblALL
BOILER
POST-WAR PLANS OF
CITY ARE DISCUSSED
Mayor Ti'lla Hlwunla ( luh I'mvpo'l
for Sfw liilon lirpot Ixik
lirlKhl I'li'ilm- SiiiMrl.
' 'nnn'li'i .il Inn nf mutti'iB looklnK
i.i ilia ilvli- wilfare of Twlaii Ih th
fiiiurp win Hi.' nuiln feiiture nf thp
KlwmiU club luncheon ypBterdnv nt
Hoipi 'l ulv.i. M iyor rv II lliilibarrt
win. v.ii.4 ihe princlpul apeaki-r, tol.l
; .ui pi.iiia in rn iin varioua ran-
h..mIh i-iiipiIiik TiiImii totpiher on a
iininn 'li'pnt plan nnd R'ntc.1 that
i ii nipecia w. r l.iifhl for Bin-h acllnn
! In lb"' npiir future.
Khniilil Dili I he coneiimirnt'pu,
ii. I Hip inavor, therp will h nacpa
viirv ii ii'iml'pr nf vlaUucta over th'
in Ini lpiil Ihoroiulifrtrca nf the rily.
Hiii'h n Main, H'mtun, lloulder urid
;i few nt In i atrepla. Theae. he aava.
iiiii In- looked nft. r folloln knowl
c.liM. that TulHii In lo have u union
depot In renlllv rut Iter than In Hip
f'.lin nf ti'lll.l'IVP I'lllllB.
'llie Klwimld club iippolnlPil a
. im.mlHeP lo wmk with the mayor
In bilmtlnif about the nuirteroua Im
.i'"pmenta he liellevee can be mail
In TuN:i in.w (but the tmn on prar
iicnilv evi-rvihlnif haa hmn llfleil bv
.( ;iilnn of hiiMlllllle, In lOu ro.
inlur civic nriranlzatloiiM are ex
ppcip.1 to lake Ihe aninn action In
Pli'daln "iii'pi.ri of the illffprent
priip-ctrt fur tho bflteririent of the
town
Heorgp V, HPPvna. rounty attorney,
lii.iile :i talk eipl.ilnliiK thn atatila of
i moniolilli' theft Insurance In TuIbh.
There in" atlll mm or two apncp
neiiirnf ihla Ineurince, but on ac
cmifit i f 'mill condition". It sepma
probiibln tli.it thev will reiiHo In th"
nenr fit urn. tinlpka anmelhlhn la
done tn nllPi'iiite mntfera.
A. '. Hunt led tin chairman of
Ihe riici'tliid In the iibaenci nf John
II. Wonilnril, preHldent of the Kl
wanlB cluli
t.lt M.
The i'reati'"t war play nf them nil.
"(nit There," Iiiih been aeciired by
exlruiinlinary effortB fur preaenta
tlon at the (Iraiid thentpr for one
iiimM. November 21. It will be given
here by n remiirkable mat Including
Thnm.ie W. ltn"H, Amelia Illnplmm,
I'liullni- Lord, Mary Hhaw and Kred
ei lck Wnrile, one I hut haa probably
never been duplicated before In thlB
vicinity and only equalled when thla
drnnm, which truly plrturlzea the
Kreat International conflict, waa
(liven on n whlrlulnd tour during
tho recent Red Crnaa drive for the
benefit of that orirnnlatlon.
On that occaalon "Out There" waa
pluvcil for only 2.1 perfnrmansea,
althoUKh It had prevloUHly been
aeen a whole aoaaon In New Tork
city, and Ita luor Included only a
few cltlea euch na New York, Hronk
lyn, Washington, J'hiladelphla and
lloaton and only one performance
waa Klven In each of them.
It waa Bin h a tremendoua aenaa
I Ion that all box office rerorcla were
amimhed and It brouaht to the Red
Crnaa from thla aourne alone nearly
three quartere nf a million dollar".
Were It not for the patriotic ap
peal of "Out There" It would not
now be able to apHemble the present'
cunt for the presentation of thla
Brent drama of "aervlco."
MA.IKNTIC
"Henrta nf the World." the atl
preine triumph of D. W. Orlfflth, to
he preaented at the Majestic theater
for a return enuanement of al
nlirhta only starting with mntlnee
Tuesday, November II, haa Inau
gurated a new era In the realm of
the arreen drama. Here, with the
(treat war as a hark ground, Mr. Orlf
flth haa filmed a simple love story,
old as the ages yet ever new. "Henrta
of tho World" hat proven the lat
est sensation In the screen world. Mr.
Orlffith realised that the public
which became enthuslaatlc over
"The I'.lrth nf a Nation" and "Intol
erancu" would expect siimpthlnn hlK
from blm In this latest picture and
therefore Instead of trylnn to outdo
himself In Blasting RiRiintlo battle
scenes, he used the great war only us
a backs-round for tho filming of u
simple and attractive story of tre
mi iiIiiiih humiin Interest.
"Hearts of the World" shows the
happy, ppiu-pful life nf the people of
a small vlllace before the grim hor
ror war reared Ita ugly head over
the horizon. The causes thnt led up
to the w.ir are shown; the niei'tlim of
the Ktmllnh parliament on the event
ful tilithi when the vote was cast for
war; the session of the French sen
ate Voting upnn the declaration of
war; the session of the cabinet
awaiting tho fatal hour when the ul
timatum to Oermany would expire.
These scenes nime us a prelude, then
thn great drama beRlna when the
Merman horde enter France.
In taking the battle pictures for
"Henrta nf the World" Mr. Orlfflth
had the assistance and co-operutlon
of the llritlsh war office. It is the
opinion nf nil who have seen
"Hearts of the World" that Mr
Orlfflth has outdone his own best
achievements and has established n
new artistic record which it will take
years and years fnr someone psp tn
equal, If indued euch a thing Is pos
sible. COXVKMTON HALL.
Kew farces have achieved the ex
trnordlnary success of "Parlor, Red
room and It.ith," the famous farce
comedy w hich A. H. Woods will pre
sent at Convention hall on Sund.iy.
November 24. for nn engagement nf
on night only, direct from n years
run In New Turk and Chicago. The
success nf thn piece In both cities Is
a matter of thentrlcal history. It
was one of the few plays that sur
vived the withering New York heat
and run well Into the summer. The
New Vork Evening Mall called It
"two hours of lauchter " The New
York Tribune enthusiastically de
clared It had "hiore fixx than "Fair
and Warmer.'" "Parlor. , Pedrnom
and Ruth" contains what both critics
and plav-Riiers declare Is one of the
most novel and amusing Ideas ever
embodied In a comedy. It Is a broad
satire. - almost a htirlesque on the
rnmiintlr side of feminine nature.
The story ro icerns a young wife who
fell In love Willi her husband be
cause Bhe believed that ho had been
a veritable Romeo with women In
bis day. She loved what she thought
waa his scarlet past. Her husband,
however. Aas nn Innocent simpleton
whom the swish of a skirt would
h ive filled with unholy terror. His
wife was the first anil only woman
he had ever loved. Rut he Is com
pelled to sustain bis wife's illusions.
A too-eager frtemf -comes to his res
cue wllh the result thnt the unfor
tunate hushand enters upon an gs
ciipade that nearly proves his un
doing He betakes himself to n
lonely wayside Inn with another
mi'iH wife, but before long other
w tnen appear--more than he had
wit dreamed could appear lii one
trvit er
placo. The developments that ensue
provide, as the Now York Evening
Hun said, "action eunuith for a two
family house " The noluhle caa one
of tho best Mr. Woods has ever pro
vided, Includes F.ilu Ann Luke, Ho
mer barton, Marguerite Kisser,
Nnette Almes, Eleanor Mart'n, Oer
Iructe Webster, Violet Rarney, Frank
I'. 'Moure, Ryder Keane, Meorge
Williams, Jack Ostermun, John
Frrnlork.
Primmer Returning.
NANCY. Nov. !. (Havas ) Re.
leaeed French, HrltUh and ltelgian
prlanners by thousands are coming
into France In the region of Nancy.
Many nf them show plainly how long
they have bepn In captivity. The
American Y. M. C. A. la clothing and
feeding the prisoners.
LEGAL
riTl'iir, iitfmu(Tr coi'rt of thh
t'NITr.ll STATUS1 rem thr eaotbkn
DISTRICT (IK OKLAHOMA
In the miller of A. II RndJ, tr.cHnf thr
l'i Mur Lunch Hoem, Tul.s. Ok).,
Jlankrupl In Hank ruiitrr Nn. IS4
VOTICK UF ttF.ARIVO OF RA KKRI.'PT'S
rrriTio khh uiHriiAiwiR.
T thp L'r.diKirt tf th. tbott 0m4 bank
rupt: T.k nolle ihtl a B.tlllen hu brn
filed IH ul iwnrt lir A. II, Itudd of Tnln
In thp (Inanty ( Tulm. In aia dltlrirl.
who hat bean dnly adjadipd a baokrnp'
iimlar tho Art o( (nrrpa of July 1. IIVH
for e iliiphari from 11 hla apbia, anJ
olhar claims (irovablp nndrr .aid art. anil
thai thr 2nd dtr of liprpnlier, 19 IS. a'
III o'clock In th. feraneon. la a.infj for
Ih. hc.rinc of lhp samp betora the Ilti
Kiel Court nf Ih I'nil.d Rlatra, al Muiko
K... In .aid district, whan and whare vou
may show rsjns. if an. ton hav wh.
th prayar f slid paiillen abanld not b
frantsd.
A rrpditer dsalrlng to opnaa th. appll
falion nf th bankrupt for di.rhaf hall
pnier hit appearand in opaosllion thrlo
with th cl.rk on th day whn th crdi
tor ar rrauircd to show ctuM, and shall
flip a tpseifieaiion in wrtlng of hit oppo
sition within ten risv. therealt.r. snips
th time shall ba .ulari.d by special ur
Apt of th .lade.
Mu.sojec. Oklahoma. rTdTmhr 1 1th. 1 9 1 a
, EZRA IlKAINKKP,
Hpoflal MMr
"RXoOtMlOR. "
On this. Mi llh day of Notcmher
1 9 1 a. Ii apprarlnf that there haa b.en
conliaratrd to tha Buia of Oklahoma, in
procppilinav pendini in Ih County Court
of Tulaa. Oklahoma, whsretn on 20 xauae
pump shntinin, on .apringfipld army rifle,
on piano (Kin- make), on Irebnl, 1 0
rasp of nop. one chair, two spade, eni
iielKis. one dri'sscr. on table, one bed, la
one Collin hot wnter bottles, and two
trunks. One ftnick roadster, moinr Nn
4I'JtiHH: on Koni roadster, enrln No
J ' T T 1 : on Itii'laoh faperslt, Motor No
on (iilllae roniJlnr, renter No
STtl.tflS: two center lablea irhi chairs,
one electric fan, on blanket, two Winches
I'-r 12 auir shotnuiis. on orrel hors snd
sintl bufa-T wer rnnfitteated le Tnls
(ounlr. lie It therefor raol.i thai llie
Countr Clerk of Till" liintf. Oklahoma.
Hive due and IpksI noaii to salt aanl auto
mobile and other rnnfiseated. goods to the
hlrhesl hldoer en December 3. Isl. at 1
o'tinek ii m., at th wM door of the
Coiinlv Conrthoiis and malr hit rpor tn
this honvrabla bodr showing what dlspoal
lion lie has mad of said automobiles and
other Roods
It la herphv ordered. ennfldr4 and ad
indrM that tn County Clerk aluo adtertlse
and sell aeenrdmr to law any other prop
eriy whlrh has been libeled and confis
cated and turned over lo this board hy
order Of Ih Count)- Judge, and tnak due
returna thereof. ahiwing what h haa done
In the premise, according lo law
HOAK.ll (IF CDl'VTY COMMISHIONKIW
v, ll W Ii North, Chairman.
Atteat : Irwia Olme.
Coiiiij- Clerk and Clerk Commissioner
Court.
Rfcsoumoif
On th 7th day of Nomhr, 1H
It appearing that ther has h.-n ponfis
ratc,j to the Hute of Oklahoma in pro
ceedincs iiendlnf In th IVlinty Court of
TnUa. Oalshoina. wherein on 2u rauie
piimti ahoitun on Springfield army rifl.
on piano, King make, on icehnx. lb rses
pop. imp rhsir. 2 Bt-ndes. on icelhiv, on
dresser, one (shle, on I'.rl. ?A cases of
emplr pop liolties. n cases of empty He.o
tioMlea 10 on gsllon hoi walcr boltlas
and two trunks were confiscated.
HK IT TIIKKKI'OKK KKSIM. V Rfl, That
the Cviintv Clerk of TuUa c.iunly. Okla
h.irra. flle'due and leral none to sell said
c.mfiii.-ated rsds to the highest bidiler on
.S"T,'mt"r isih. ISIS, at 2 o'clock v. m ,
at the west door or Ih iunty Court ltousa
i"l nis.t in. rrmni i.i ii. i. ii.inu. ai.ir wif i
showing whst disoosiilon he has niada a'f
aald rnnfiseated artiriea
It is hi-reliv ordered, considere.1 and ad
Jiuiged I bit the County Clerk also adver
tise and fell according to law any other
Froperly which hs been libeled and eon
iscaieil and turned over to this board by
oreW of the Couniy Jtilge. and mak due
tvturns thereof, showing what h has don
in the premiS'-a. according In law.
IlOAKf) OK COf STY COMMIfrilOVURS
!y c F Suppes. Chairman.
The bsi in com
flCrkeS SMrtJLAtl
PostToasiies
Rich in Flavor
i
Orx. Main al
Our Stock of Fall and
Winter Underwear
is waiting for you
Come and choose from the most extensive stock of
Men's High Grade Underwear Shown.
MUNSINGWEAR
DUOFOLD UNDERWEAR
COOPER'S UNDERWEAR and
AMERICAN HOSIERY
HIGH-GRADE UNDERWEAR
Silks, Wool and Silks, Fine Lisles, Worsteds and.
Cashmeres in any weight desired.
Union Suits $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4,
$5, $6, $7.50, $8.50 and $10
Two-Piece Underwear $1, $1.25, $1.50,
$2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $3.75, to $5 a Garment
(.Ingham Onlcp CuiiitIIinI.
WASHI.MITON, Nov. 18. The war
IndtiNtrlea boitrd anonunccd today
that lis nrder of last July 1 prevent
ing sales nf ginghams for delivery
after April 1. 19 IS. la cancelled. Hales
now can be made for delivery
at any time, provided the patce ar
not greater than those lined In the
maximum price achedule now In ef
fect. Tlieater Panic 1'anscil.
MAPIUD. Nov. IS. (llavaa I A
false nlarm of fire created a panic
In the Oastleton theater laat night
and 12 children and one aoldler
were trampled to death.
Save M P I
That M
$1.00 I
BEAUTIFUL BOOTS OF BROWN,
BLACK, OR GRAY KID OR CALF
SKINTHE WANTED STYLES
THAT ARE FAST DISAPPEAR
ING FROM THE MARKET ARE
OFFERED AT THE VERY POPU
LAR PRICE OF
$4.95
ABSOLUTE SEVEN DOLLAR VALUE
BOSTON
1 SHOE SHOP, INC.
UPSTAIRS
320 'i South Main Over Woolworth's
kpi: iai. piuci:s
Ladies' Boots
Walk a little farther and purchase your
shoes at our store. Why? I'.ernuse you
get more style and service for less money.
Women's Hoots,
$15.00 values . . .
Women's Hoots.
111. US values . . ,
Women's Knots,
18.50 vVilucs
Women's Hoots,
S f j values . . . ,
S11.85
$8.85
S6.45
$4.85
The ahove shoes are beautiful high
boots In all sizes and widths.
Johnson Bros. Shoe Store
NEXT boon NORTH
THONE 7687
Fourth
CO.'S
Fort Smith Mayor Shot
While Making Arrest
FORT SMITH, Ark., Nov. It-.
Mayor W. J. Martin of Van R-uren,
Ark., wrm shot and seriously wound
ed in the abdomen Sunday night by
Charles Clark, a hrakemnn, when
thn mayor and other officers at
tempted to arrest Clark and others
engaged Is) a disturbance.
Nlhlsck Promoted.
WASH I N( ITl IN. Nov. 1. Capf.
Albert P. Nlhlack waa nominated
hy President Wilson today to be a
rear admiral of the navy.
$A-95
Ilrown, niack or
;rny Kill or Calf
akin) military IktIs,
perforated or plain
to , A atyllah,
eturdy boot for the
woman who rare).
'I
- grade
OF WONDERLAND
1 18 SOLTH MAIN STREET
eV BJ0r
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache Is Sijrn You
Have Keen Eating Too
Much Meat.
When you wake up with i ...
ache and dull misery In . , K"
region It generally means -.,-, , , '
been eating ton mil. h n.eal -well-known
auihorliy. ".,,
uric acid which overworks t i, , ,
rKyi'in t.helr "'"Tl '" fl11"' '' fr'.'im
the blood an, I ihev I "
paralyxed and logi?y. wi,,-,, y '
ki,lne get slijgK,M ;i. c:, , '
must relieve them, m,,, ,-u ,', .
your bowels; removing all Ui,. i . iu .
urinous waste. cIsp y(m , '
ache, alck headache, dlzry i i,"
your stomaclt aours, tongup ,'
and when the is en I Ii .. lu i .. .i
have rheumatic twinges. Ti.,
la ciouuy, full of seiliment . I, ,. ,,, ,
often get sore, water him Id's . . r . I y,.',.
nre obliged to seek relief t ,,r ,),' H.
times during the night.
Flither consult a good. r- i;,'t
phyelclan at once or get frmn Vo, r
pharmacist ubotu four oinn es i f' i '.
Salla; take a tablenpoonf u i t ..'
of water before breakfast f.,i- .Ctw
day and your kidneys will tin.n ,t
fine. This famous sails In i,i.,,,. f,0'
the acid of grapes and lemon juic.
combined with llthla, and has been
used for generations to clean aiui
stimulate alugnish kldnevH. a;.,.i p.
neutralize acids In thp urine n n
longer Irritates, thus ending l,.,j,irr
weakness.
Jad Sall is a life saver fur rcn'ii
meat enters. It is Inexpensive
not Injure and makes u dehghifui
efferveacent hlhlu-wuter di-iik
Adv.
COUNT FIFTY! NO "
NEURALGIA PAIN
,o
Don't Suffer! Instant Relief
Follows a Rubbing With
Old "St. Jacobs Liniment"
Conquers pain never fails.
Hub soothing, penetrating "Jt,
Jacobs I.lniment" right on the ;irh
or pain, and out comes the neurHijIg.
misery.
Here' a Joyful experiment: Trv It!
Oet a small trial bottle front your
druggist; pour a little in your hand
and rub It gently on the sore, nrliing
nervee, and before you reallre-lt in
Just a moment ail pain and neural,
gla disappear. It's almost magiral,
but the Joy If, th?; the misery d1 esn't
come hack. No! The nerves art
soothed and congestion is relieved,
and your neuralgia la overcome.
Stop suffering! Jt'a needless ni.
falgla nrj pain nf all kinds, either in
the face, ,iead, limha or any par: nf
the body, Is Instantly banlnhed. Pt
Jacob's Liniment" la perfectly harm,
lees and doesn't burn or dlsc. ir the
akin. In use for half a century.
Adr.
Uie Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair
If you want to koep your hair in
good condition, be careful what you
wash it with.
Moat aoaps and prepared sham
pooa contain too much alkali. This
dries the acalp, makes the hair brit
tle, and la very harmful. J nit plain
mulalfled cocoanut oil (which Ii
pure and entirely greasless). is much
hotter than tha? most expensive "ap
or anything else you can use fr
shampooing, ns this can't possibly
Injure tho hair.
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub It In. One or two
teaspoonfula will mnke nn abun
dance of rloh. creamy lather. nl
oleanson the hair and scalp ther
oughly. The lather rinses out easi
ly, and removes every particle nf
dust, dirt, dandruff and excesslv
oil. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, nnd It loaves it fine and
allky, bright, fluffy and easy to man
age. You can get mutsifled cocn.mut
oil at most any drug store. It It very
cheap, and a few ounces Is enoueh
to last everyone In the family tot
months. Adv.
FOR EXCESSIVE
Uric Acid
USE THE WII.MAM3 TKK.VT
MKNT 75 Cent Bottle ( 32 Doses )
FREE
Jnat beeans yon itart th dsy wor
ried and tired, tiff lers and arn a-l nn
rlea, an aehiaf liead linrnint anl tiariri
down pain in th hark worn out
th day nsrins do not think you h'
stay in that condition.
Ha alrong. ll and Titorons. wit"
mnr palna from tlff Joints. sr musnei.
rheumatle suffering, achln li.-k or k:-n-
Ironble
If yon suffer from Maddrr srr.aliesi.
with hnrnlng. rhln, sealdinx pa:r. or a
you ar in and ent of lied ha.f 'i"
limes a niaht, von will apiriai t' ' ""
romfort and atrenjth this treamier! ""
To prof Th Williams Trimer' rompers
kidney and bladder diseases. rHe-i-.st:
and all othr eilments when due I"
rMit urir seid. no maiter how '"'"
or slublwrn. If you have neer tr-'l ."
Williams Treatment. w will t" o
kniiu (to Hiii.il fee if tou " 'II
out Ibis notlr and and It wllh your rsms
mil .MHress ana five 3-rent l..'r-
and address. anH five 3-rent
help pay poalaie, pai kinit. etc . I.
T I'r.
r.
II. A. VTIIIiams 1.-0.. I'epi. .-n .-.'-. , ,
O. nnlldtna. Bast Hamplon. Conn.
al onr and you will reren t.y parre! V
a reynlar 7e Vottl. without riiar;
without inrurrinc anv obliirsiion m-.' "
botil to tkf sain addrss or lai.
RHEUMATISM CURED BY
'NUMBER 40' OR MONEY BACK
Consult Steinberg Hro"
Frank Ptaser. Newhurgh. I"''
states: "I Buffered with i heirii-"-."
for several years nnd tried n.im"-''-
remedies with little or no
Mendcnhall'e Number dO was rec-ni
mended to me unit I used in
bottles and nm etlrely cured I c "
fully recommend it to all tnt
sufferers." . ,
We have Instructed pteinbet-L- l-r"'-to
Issue a guarantee wllh Hi"-
tlee of "Number 40" and If you a-J
not cured or sailsfied. your !"""
will be cheerfully refunded.--J
Mendenhail. 40 years a driigg;-t-
"Number 40" la 'm I' Jn
rheumatism, scrofula, blood p
consti;tion. liver and etomach l-blea.
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