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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMHKK 0, 1919
ni VERINE FINALLY
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WINS OLD LAWSUIT
I after Thmr THaU la Tataa OiMirtr
tv.an wp- - "
the Decaan Here.
Tin. Wolverlna. pll company suit
u..i l'arks. wlttrh hiu bn In
f iouru of Tuii county for a
,1,. rouru oi i daeldad
rX 'nr of Wolv.rln. In da
, ,. himll d" by ,he uPrm
nnd.nVn.PPIfln.l.yw..
oun ) m. onnrf Ihrea
" ,n,." :,, . h v.,,.. mc.
"'" rT. .- "f th. .Unrm
ro'irt" 1-rr district court lu1e. when
k! ,i,:r1 member of the high court.
i,,e:e T m own, aoled counsel
for in i,rlI' .
men, ' ,h' "C1-,.-.
The r.l itrei wn
i kkIii" who set glcl tho ria-
v,l .-.mrt re.i!ted In hunc Mry
nd the sr.-"it.l Jury (lava the verdict
" ruk, en appeal to the supreme
court the n..u"n wan rever.ed.
Te Inn.l Involved l a quarter
,, near
,orh anolll .-;iu.vu. J"" .............
"5 rompanv rlalmed that the two
Ireil In po'sewnm ' "
nt were dhiaineo y unuu.
..i.i n.i.r. u-na iirrn ill inn
f,,,"iheii li waH learned, that Conn
..t.U , in riPl 111(1 Iff Ullliariii aa
nixleenih'inl'Teat III the oil leaaa for
jiflo f t j .1 ar i.iii'i nmiRiii me uiii,"i
after thrmiH had l.een filed In court.
PR I N TERS" STRiKE EN D ED
VON NASHVILLE PAPERS
Tired of Raises South Side
Housewives Organize Union
When negro washwoman's union
advanced their ecale aome weeks
co to 4 ce-nu an hour the women
wh9 found It a necessity to employ
them thought that the limit was
reached.
Now thai tha ecale haa hern ad
vanced ta to rcnu an hour there
la being; raised a general protest
with tha result that the women of
the south aid In the liriniedlitto
vicinity of the aouthern extremity
of South Moulder and Kouth 1'hey
enne avenues have organlied the
Tulaa llouevwlvrn' aaasctatlon. the
object being to dlnpenae entirely
with the negro wavhwoman.
Theaa women have all agreed
to Initial! electric wnahtng ma
chines, w In on block on Houih
Itoulder) eight aurh muchliiea have
been purchased thla week.
At 80 cents an hour a wash
woman ctn i-arn sufficient In two
duya to aupport her the liulanre of
the week and that la about ax muili
time a one of them will put In.
Th. a creates a acurvlty of audi la
bor with the rrault thut wages ure
continually soaring.
Nrgro hnuiivme ure now charK
l"g 7 renin an hour which was
formerly their rniniirnmllun fur
an entire duy a nk.
RED CROSS TOTALS
IIminIi1i ,ilve ypxterdny hn.l reimrt- to report It wns loHtccl that
!.. ul Hie cmipliliin u-diitarteta In reuli i.f veatrrdnv lv fur eur-
i . iii ... ii l"'"i iiioiw ui 'lie 1 1 1 hi nay or lie
mht vct pn m pi i rn '" "u",i,'" hi u",,i" ,inve
HUI Id VUIVIflLLU iilghl. No.ealliiialo could be mado by I Alt hough tlie imbllc la not ahowlng
im.mImmh iih to ttm number of aub- th cntliunliiiim for the iiiin phIkii
; at-i ilta.iiM tiikvit iluritig tha d.iy. ) . k .
Few of the report from the tcamn ' ' Slu'rt Pooka lio i'. a deolded gain
that canvaaNed Iho realdeune ilia- i In mi'iiilnM nIUui reii-i day mid &'m
trlct In the Ked Croen roll call mini- tliu number uf wotkera who wern
llint wua cxhllilii'it In thr paitl enm
puiK'i illititor i' W Ki-rr mid cliy
nwiiiMger (.'hiu Ii-m (Jilmoitt aio coitri
ilcnt Unit tlin . 1 1 1 1 t it of the illy lll
i'iimiIv be obiitliii'd
Ktcn thoiiKh the lu.fini) membent
were not blamed yrntejday tha drive
wl.'l be cuntlnucil im long during tha
iillotted week h la necraaary to put
the toliil over. That thut can he dona
before November 1( which endg tha
iti lv la tlin belief of all worker.
WHAT WILL YOU 1)0
ABOUT YOUR CATARRH?
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CITY BRIEFS
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NASIIVIIXK. Tenn., Nov. 5.
The prlntera atrlke trinl naa aer
fouely Interfered with the publica
tion of I'Tfl newspaper for the pnat
ei.k, practically ended today
when I of the etrlkera returned to
nrk. According; to union ofrteiala,
.ii;e lnf-ri'e negollatlona will now
i.i. resumed where they were broken
off by Iho strike. (
1lnN U Nw fm.
HAr.TI.KSVll.l.K. Nov. g. The
vinerenl clinic that ha been opened
in the old Hed Crosa work rooma In
il l. ruv h:i bill ii! iTiar, In rharcof
Pr S J. Ilradfield formerly com
trdidlnK offlrer of the TulaaAm
buiance enmpany. 42nd division, la
in operation.
iMinnesota Bonus Lew
T . m i W T W 9 9
tor ooiaitrs upntia
PA
.i irvvi Pi'it.m Vnv K rnniil.
lonall'r of Ihe stale soldier bonus
naed st the last ae anion of the
,.irBla mm W.IM orihelil tniljv hv
District Judge J. Kelly of Minne
apolis deciding n tea; case.
See page 175 in Saturday
Evening Post, issue of
fovember 8.
If. II UHK nt lonlin. Mi. who h. rt
ntlr purrlxird Ihe Nnnria Mill a Klex
r i d . wm a Tul busmen titilor
H tdnesdajr.
ASK1NO DAUAUK8 of liS.OnO for al.
leffftd faUa irrvnt and tn-nriaoninent. Ih
ult ol A. Whitehill ailaiml K Kauf
nian, ii brann bafura a Jury in laperiur
ruuii yt.unl.).
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J. Hl'KH tilllllONn oil Ilia nrinrlual
apraktr ai lha iioaiida mrellnj of ilie Uu
tarj club Mtarria. n''Tlie Kiirhliiiii
nft oi ma rutnmiinlty Itrcuin rourka
fnrulkhi'd Inn n lartmn.il m mi.il.i iiiiinN
ter Kmnej praaided ai Kvianan of
ika lit).
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Jl'DUMKNT KOh r.1.0'"' ror Ti.nnal
Injurtfi vai filed In luperioV murl reii-r
day h) Hoy Jardaa by hl mil fricnil, Mra
K. I.. Karl, afainal thf ok lahiima 1'iiiiiti
railway. hn ploinliff rlaiininf ha mi
iliruwti from a tnoinrryrla Auautt 30. I9rt
when Ilia tehirla alrurk faulty lt of
payainant andrr contitil of t lie drfimdanli
JOHKI'll . Tl Mfl.TY, a.Tatry to
Preaideul Vi'iUon reillnd Ui thr reaullillon
of U .or which tki- dinrlora of Ihe rhain
lirr nf rmnoi.Ti-e vuloil ( l heir lait lorel
l"C to land lo Ilia ,.rridi.iil in hla handlon
of tht. lahor illuaiiitl A reply waa aao
reeieil trom Ihe molar reauhition aont
la Uuvfrnor Hubertaon.
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MAKRMliK l.tl r.S'SFR wera laaurd to
the following yeaterday by Ihe r'era of
llatrlcl rnurt: John K ,l.l num. amd
Mean M llnff. I. Klrolld; lli-an Vllrlia.lt.
IB and llerlha ( ralilrre. 17. .lenaa, ( liarlea
Hayfirld. HI, and llarto Kirk, Tl Slu.kn
I": Albert K I'urdcr, JO and llrplia W
Adan-a. a.V Tulaa .1 II Itouar, it, and
Allie Durbin. IH, Tulna.
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DFMANI) KOR a trial I.t Inry na.
aada by the drfrndanta in lha auil of Ihe
eity of Tulaa afainal Vf. J (ilaaa and
t'harloiia llohha. a petition having been I
fllad In dialrirl roorl yetlerday In winch;
it was alatad that th appraiieineiu nf prnp I
arty in llohba additijn under rondatiiria- I
lion proreadinga by the rily. waa nol Hie I
trua meaaura of dainajea lo lha drfrndanta. j
DAMAOKS OK 2M-J wera aSked In
dlalriil eourl irrterdar hr Ihr Maraha'l '
Young eonapany of hia rilv agalual Ihe
Ngohla and Day roins4ny of New Yotk.'lUe
plaintiff aakliif the rrfund of tl.nnu paid
lo tba drfendania oa five narloada of applra
ordered on contract, and the auin of II M1
aaid lo ba tha loaa anatained by Iba plain
tiff when tkry were eonvnalled In go in the
opea rsarkat and piirnhaavva almilar order.
AVOTllrT. tRAf. ratals record waa
brohra vaairrdsy when lo serea of land
north of lha Terrace, driva addition anld
fur 91 sou an acre whirV according lo
hlgiti Lowe, field i-trrk of Ilia i!iarlment
uf the inurior. who luade the aala la Ihe
higheat price per arre evi-r pant fur addi
t'ou laud In Tulaa Hlllion .lanhow ak v, of
thr Palacr ('lolhlug company, purchaae
laud.
,
MRS DANIK.l. W WIIITK, lftl Hoiitk
(hrelin. arrtvrd hnma tndai a'lcr aj.end
big five week with liar muMirr, Mra V J.
Trotter, in P4nladelphia nod flatting har
two hiolhi-ra ai Waahington and l.ee uni
verailt at l.ea ingliiii. Va. Mra White waa
mrt in I'liiade'iUnn hv her huahahd. Dr
D V hue witii aprnl two weeka wilb har
and viait'd hi. fatni r. luhu Vi . While of
U' llkratiarre. Pa
C'ONuUK.SHal N Hfll'IT KKIIRIS baa ac
repii-d an li.titailiiu In addraaa Ilia Mmeouri
uiil.tTally club al ll Friday nauuday lunch.
i'iiii aiciirding in an announcement niada
Wrdnei-iUy ingNl by offlria'a of tha or
,'niiiralion' AH nirmbrrg of tha club are
irued to be In attendance. Tha rongreaa
man alao prnhablv will pardripale In aba
t-mooa frativilica cniniertrd with the local
e. Ii-bratlou nf Mlaourt day on that dale.
ForColdm or
Influ nz mntfam a
Proventattvm
Take
"Laxativo .
Bromo ,
Quinino -Tableto"
Be sure you get the Genuine
Look for this signature
7 j on the box. 30c
WOMEN, SAVE $10
BY DRY CLEANING
Rnve five o fen dollars quickly by
dry cleaning everything In the home.
You can dry clean, brighten and re
new rhlldren'i coals, aulta, caps.
woolens, Kwlwi, lawns, orgundle and
chiffon dresses, kid gloves, shoes,
fura, necktlea, draperies, rues
everything that would be ruined by
snap and Witter.
Place a gallon of gasoline In a
diahpan or wash boiler, put In Ihe
things to be cleaned, then wash them
with Holvlte aoap. Shortly everything
conies out looking like new.
Nothing fades, shrinks or wrinkles
No pressing needed. Do not attempt
to dry clean without Snlvlle aoap.
Thla gasoline soap Is the secret nf all
dry cleaning.. A , package "of fiolvite
aoap with dlrectlona for home dry
claanlng costs but a few cents at any
drug, grocery or dcprttncr,t store.
Dry clean out of doora or away from
flame. Advt.
will mean a great deal to you
from now on
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SANDERS RONES MFG. JEWELER
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OF HIGH GRADE PLATINUM AND GOLD
MOUNfflNGS, CARVING, ENGRAVING, .,
AND ENAMELING.
Repair work given special attention
338-340 Robinson Bldg. Phone 0ge 9248
vV Ci .a. t?" - 77. 2 . aiw S I
Taxi Driver Gagged,
Bound, Robbed, Then
Left at Mines to Die
tiiiKKcd nod hound with bnllng
wire, '. M. (l'I)onnld, tuxl driver,
wus foil ml lying in an entrance
lo the Hickory coal mines by
workmen uf fhe mines yeaterday
inorninar
According to the story tolrj by
' I i li .1 M . be wus lefl there by
two roblu-rs late Ihe night before
nfter they had relieved hi inof his
car nnd about $100 In cash.
I'Ponuld'a car waa recovered by
the police.
TMOIANDS HA VK TPK
WOICM ITIIOI T KNOWIMi IT
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Manv iiiffnrera who have nortnror for
atomach trouble without getting laating
re:iaf. have fmallv diacorerrd that tap
worm or other m-orma In Iba atomach and
Inlettinra eauaod their troutila.
If you hava a pale compleiion, dull
evea, coated tongue, haerthurn. gaa on
tha atomach. tfiaiineaa. bradachea, eon
atlpalron, pmsr appeltla, a gnawing aen
aation In tha ainmach offrnaiva braath.
or aieraaivr nervouaoear. writs Tha
VUa -Toea (o. l)ril 431 12th l..
Mllwaoare. Wia , who fitaranlea to re
mora lapeworma and rellava atooiach
rrmihlra and arnd their traatniant on lha
Kree Trial Plan.
Thla company will aend you fraa of
charge, a bonalrl falling all about thr
aymplooia and raitaaa of lapaworm. and
other worma. an, how to grl rid of
tbain and other forma of atomach Iron.
Idea at homo without ajiellng or danger
Advt.
Improper Treatment Lead to
m Serious Stage.
RrcftU.se you have doubtless
been fairly comfortable
through the rnibi flummer
months, nd free from the
sorenea.s and irritation of tho
membrars, do nt make the
miritake of thinking that you
are rid of your Catarrh,. For
if you suffered with thin dis
ease last winter it will again
be with you in all its severity
unles.s you have eliminated
entirely from the blood the
germs which cause the dis
ease. ..
This of course you have not temporarily clear them away,
throat ami air passages, then
you might reasonably expect
to be cured by tlu; use of local
remedies. Jtut have you ever
known of one ningle person to
be freeil from the slavery oT
Catarrh by any kind(of local j
treatment? ' j
Why 7 Simply because you
have overlooked the cause of
these symptoms, and all of
your treatment has been mis-. ka?
directed. Remove tho cause
of the clogged up accumula-
tion that choke up your &irW
rmnmiiriin ntiii fhev will naf- k.'
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tirally disappear for good.
Itutwo matter how many lo
cal applications you use to
Oklahoma Hospital
fUrvlaa Oonaiata of
lat. flraairoiif bulldiag annge4 for
a pcrpoaa.
ta4. Modarn an4 oosiBals aalpaaaat
aadar ona roof.
rd. Cbaiarvar. oaparlonea aa4 aktll
f allaadaala
Dr. rrad g Cllntos. Praal.taal.
Mlaa II It C r.lagalar. R. N,
, arupartnlrndaol.
.fr. ' b. II Carlaloa
Dr I ylla Alharloa.
Kaaidrnt Phvalnana
gloth an 4 Jack ana Straota,
rkooa Oaaga St0.
Your Mothcr-in-Iw will have
no excuse to brag after
comes to town
S
axjne if you have relied upon
the usual local methods of
treatment with sprays, oint
ments, jellies, atomizers, lo
tions, etc., the only possible
eltect ot which treatment is
to afford but temporary
they promptly reappear and
will continue to do so until
their cause is removed.
l'.nf if vnn will fiiln n f rou I.
J " " j i
ment that goes riht down to , m
u.. a., .i: Ik.
re-.antl attacks it at its starting
point, then you are on the
right track and can expect re
ed from treatment which Isults. S. S. S., the fine old 50-
reaches only the symptoms year-old blood remedy is an
of the disease. I antidote to the millions of
Are you going to further! tiny Catarrh germs with
temporize with a disease that which your blood is infested.
lief. Tor nothing but tem
porary reliet can lie expect.
leads to such a serious condi
tion? Don't you know that
you can use gallons upon gal
lons of local treatment with
out the slightest permanent
benefit? Just give the matter
a little careful thought, and
you will realize that it is but
a waste of time and monvy,
besides seriously jeopardizing
your health, to continue a
method of teatm?nt that has
proven of so little value in
making any real progress to
ward genuine benefit?
First of all find out just
what causes your Catarrh. If
it was merely a local irrita
tion and inflammation of tho
delicate linings of the nose,;
A thorough course of this
remedy will cleanse and puri
fy your blood and remove the
disease - germs which cause
Catarrh, a fid at the same
time build up and strength
en the entire system. Don't
waste further time by contin
uing a treatment that I can
make no progress toward
permanent relief, but begin to
take S. S. S. today, and you
will retieive the same benefit
that others have.
K. S. S. is sold by air4 dreg
stores. Write for free medi
cal advice about your own
case to Chief Medical Ad
viser, Ifir, Swift laboratory,
Atlanta, (la.
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They distinctly show the
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