The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], November 09, 1919, FINAL EDITION, SECTION A, Page 18, Image 18

About The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927

Image provided by: Oklahoma Historical Society

                
w -V. ' tt fe. reviM. ,4 I .. ... vb
18
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1919.
SECTION A.
i
I
i
.
I' I
1
-1?
'
:!,
!!;
V'
"f
1 1
Mi
ft
I"
5,
GUILT OF KR1EGER
CERTAIN; SYS MOSS
(special rnwccuUir hum I i
llcmf .VIiliKi'it lrlncr
In 1 1 1- Tu Ik.
FLAYS THE I. W. W.'S
At tome Im-larr If ainml I'mlrr
kiniMl lew imiIiiI of ln Hadl
ml I III up.
fin of 'tin feututH of th close f
til Krlrirrr (rial was III '!
rtIM, f Attorney A Klin I M" '"
cul piiiMiMUir, i" Hi" )'" y-r M"
Htii'il the " UK"!"' 'he
fcmlsnl III HI ' lll.lTl lllllll-
tier
lis remarks follow:
"Oentlemen of ili J'lfV I
ha deliberate unci rt I' peaelnnn'ii
It. what 1 havo to ' u I""
pes to control my feullii. for litis
on hour. i'd'uikpI for Uio defi-n-e
hss Mill In his ar.utnM thai iil
mt la a contest between two wartime
fuctlon of society Thai l no', true
I a a dlfrilfled Impilry I" iwretioln
fh truth as to Hie aulli or Inn ' ii e
01 the defctnln nt
"This mill ha" served I ' '
trnK ml curl ma c!w' "f m,n
rbaraclera which In In) 31 year, of
life. I 1M liol know o a r. I In '
country. Man whoa,, criminal '"''
hua burned nut of ih'i" th"
erltif 'race of iloil In man, nu n whn
cm plnre umlrr lb tlinlna'f n
llinnrotit women nnd chlld'en malm
merit of rliat!i audi Hh-h men
dirt an.l then forir'H the mailer an. I
alrrp wall a' nluhl wllh never a
tliouttht of their rrlm
I W. W. rlk I minimi.
'Anil there la nnoihf' I'laca or
man who arc equally unmoral ami
finally a despicable a thus' I l'"H
mentioned It ' rlaai of pimp
whn preach iinu ue' worth Inras. who
cominati.l dishonor ami believe Ihelr
'ai'tlona elves them a ainnillnir In tha
rommunlty Thraa turn, wllh liard
fcaturaa. nnrrnac( wllh tha amlla or
lha man. rntna hara and f'.annl thalr
dfancrncv In tha fn.V of Anmrlcan
atilaanahlti. 1 want awny. ) ''""I.
from auch naopla; from 'ha t totl
,al and alnlatap aialn thai hay ml
vorata You hay a hcnr.l tlifaa pan
pla aav In thla fraa pmmtrv of
onra that rlhl and wron maka
no dlffaranca to tham Thrv. In
Ihalr l.allafa, ra mora diabolical nn.l
prrrariod lhn tha mn-lln aiv
HIM. Nothlnf dlatlnmilahaa a. mm h
lha man from lha aninnila a m m a
pnwar In know rlht from wrnnu
Thaaa panpla opanly adrartlaa thnlr
lack of thla raoulalla In eUlllmllon
nd lorv In Ihalr daflclanry
Habotata. Ihnlr ballaf that II la
rlithl to tnaka powdar which will not
- nplnda, aplka nna Iralna.t on tha
enamy or pour cld on allk In lha
couraa of maniifactiira. la hald up
aa right. &a la avarylhln ilmt U
falaa la tha Iruat lha country placaa
in tham.
Thay aay It la not uniawflil In
lialont .to tha t W Xy orviln
tlnn. Thla ovarnmarit U' n"nagll
irrnt govarnniant. but I'.i" K'nat
dawn of lha morning haa aoma whan
rlRhlfnl aflllon will ba lakci axnlnat
tha hnarda of Ihaaa man wh t praach
opan daflanca of tha law. Any man
wh admlu aaanrlatlon with an or
anlaaJInn which la not contrillad
by aanta nf right or wrong, la
nt fit lo llva In our rnuntry.
Thnaa who lova our country ar
alowly racognlxlng that pl-ata rw
on our ahlp of atala. If thla a con
tait balwaan patriot and traitor. I
am on tha right aid. A man can
not ba falaa lo rvary cnnfldmica
and ba tru lo Ma Hod If ha
praachaa dlahonraty, what hop la
thara forhlmT
IrnaAo of Iw Tnuirhl.
"Quoting from Ihalr laaohara, we
hav thla aa a, alatrmant of Ihalr ba.
Ilafa. to whloh lha dafandant haa
aubaldad. Tha tandancy now la to dla
ruaa tha law and dafy tha law
Obadlanra to tha law haa
loat Ita character of tha old tlmr It
la only a quaatlon. ara I'rong
annugh to dafy tha law? Thay ara
nppnaad to prlvata nwnarahlp of
rroparly thev ara oppoaad lo tha
homa Thay do nol at thla lima ad
vocal fraa lov l.rnauaa lhy htva
other problatna which nma; flrat.
In thalr mlnda. ha anlvad
"Thaaa man through thalr ooun
ael challang lha In. nf our
fadaral rourta ami federal nftlO'ira.
of bur poalal Inapactora, our rom
mlaalonara and our federal marahal.
Thla la In kaaplng with thalr taao v
Ing of law daflanra. I wan: lo ba
nut of contact wllh theaa p lpl
with thalr liafu.ldled hralna I want
a man whn la a man. I hat a
grumbler and w Miner whn la oh
araaad with lha lda that tha wnrM
p agalnat lilm. America la all rlglit:
W are all rleht. V nra the nnlv
country In the world to p!e.1ge Ita
resource to fight the an'M Lai
lle it I r li oil t the prmcnex nf ntiv
aelflah motive We wcte rh niy
force tint moved In battle nv a
einiater .lealun We put w-kr In lull i
nnd they get out nod then tve put I
them hnck again. Ttmt I wlmi!
wa eh nil 1.1 do with thla nlhe.- r! . j
m peraone mora uniigeroua to our
country than the yegna
"(lentletiii.n, have vmi any doubt
aa to who lilcw up the I'ew hum?
Hall, Votvella ami Iikiiium ilnl It 1 1 r i
the night of iictnber Jtl. 117, nt
nlioiit 4 SO o'clock In the morning,
the crime n commuted and ill.,
litre men went lo the home of luve
Utlffln on Kant Seventh atieet. a mini
of their kind Anion,.! eicgn tlieie
la an unwrlttin law. that when nj
memhecj r.f then nrd-t iiciiIm on
any other ' mc .iIht. the inf. inner l" :
killed. Mall ..r II. neon m.miI.I Imo
killed -V.m .-IIh lia.l the Intter1.cn
eent to the pilw.n a?t Ixmrtiwin!) .
lo which Hull and llenaoii ire con
fined That la why Uie court have
nol aeen fit to m nt e lln Itieiel
f..r li'a fl.e yr.ir aenti nee. Ttuit '
pnlna the fallnte of f'e federal court ',
to commit Vowel to I -a ven wot t h i
lidi I nine for Mow
'Wlmi Interest t,Ti, ,, 'co
aon In '.lowing u itie t p.v h.one '
They did not do I' f uport. tli-
didn't know l'c , thc dot not a'
I fill pi t. I.l't i;n llt. a I ill! I' o-m f:.-ni
the Inline. They ill I It fur tt:e mo: ,
whlctt wj.h offered them f.n ill. .i.
by rt fourlli p.irt' V'aulU t.nd hei
truth alien lit n.a.le til ctnif.'ini..ii in
which Krlcgrr 1m de. lured the man i
Who conceived the conij.lr.l.'V Tlie. .
men wanted to go to I'uttlctt, low a
for the purpowe of tohhlOK a ell.,
they l.ii.l planned the ioI.It nnd
only needed itie ii, o li. lo make th.
venture Sonietio.lv offered them;
the m'ney on condition th.it iliev'
hit w up the l' w home Who had a
reason for Hunting the home .1
atroyed and the Inea of I'ew and hi",
family endanpere.l. (Vrtnlnly not ,
Mali, oi VoweliH or lna m. Then,
w ho'
. v, ii think thai pennon
and .
Mali, who ' i an he proM-oitc t I n
ihi alfalr when they hue the fed .
i ml penitential v a' the fnoira'loti
of thalr term, would lake the wit-j
i. eta lunJ artl iinl liiilnato tliem j
Two Candles Appear on Birthday
Cake of This Little Girl Today
ir
fa a
Mr anil Mr Hum rloldonl.urg ar entertaining toil ty In honor o( lha
aei'dlnl l.lrlli. lay uniiHelaary of Ihelr Ht t lo tUughler. It ul li.
aelvca'' Helf piraer v.i linn l the flrat
law of lire nn.l Hall mid lleneon nr
follnwlriK I 1 1 r 1 1 1 ) v Hi.it law. Nulhlng
elae imiii be rupc'tcd.
"I lentlemen, ewiyililrig Itenaon
ami Hull a.il.l look place nt the horn
of ivn ilrlffin. Itenaon and Hull
got to Hie Urifrin home jual aa Vow.
alia teallfleil, they all met S riff In
early In the mmniiig. all went In and
nnl ilown, two of them went mil and
got whlaky and n iiwwapiiper. unit of
them want to the irrocery and goi
grocer lua frirn which Mia MBrlffln
coiiked their liieak fiiKl. Amda fruit:
lha fact that lienaon and Hull place
tha dat if lh vlall one week later
thun Vowiilla. the tiatlrnony of Hall
and Pennon corrohornlea Vowalla'
confaealoii and t.'allmony And llatt
aon In hla Iratlmony, aaya thai theaa
threo men. who went to bed tha
night licfni drunk, got up enrly the
next morning lo gel aomn air and
went (o III" tlrirfin lionie for a vlail
That tviia Jtenaona only reaaon fur
lha vlalt.
"Vowalla didn't blow UP tha houae.
Ha waa liter m aen that no hnneal
ay aaw Diem In tha (omnillon of
the cilme. Hall la Hi in an who nad
th houa located Hall la the man
who carried nut Krleger a pinna, Hall
la lha mini who placed tha exploalva
under tha homo ami lit lha fua.
Vowalla nnd Itenaon paort th atreet
In front of th houa to ae that no
honeat clllaen tltilm'totl them In Ihelr
criminality.
"Why did they blow up lh homa?
Thay would blow a anf.. In gel 110(1
or they would crack li box. a they
call It, not knowing what waa Inalde.
Hut tha man whn would blow up a
city for money would take nrt
eliancn on hla llheity except for
money Thaaa men dldn t know nor
cara whether Mra. I'ew and
children wara In th Home ny
knew there wa nothing they; could
gel from the pew horn with dyna
mlt. What cauaed them to do If
Th I'artnr ml company with th
aid of guard", carefully guarded I'a
oil properly. The flrat five I.
W. who act foot on their property
wire at rented nnd found In poaie.
alon of dynaiiilie. The company wai
living th oil for the government.
Jin In a war with lh llnnana nil
aavel the wnrid ftom the avag
Huna That la why" oil of I''1"
company and oihia In the oil flld.
waa protected.
"Vou can't ba an I. W. W. an.l be
lieve In tha thlr.ga In'whicli they be
lieve and be lol to our country.
You can't real and hUva their H
arature and yt let yor heart g out
to lh boy in. khaki who fnuaht
on th plalna of Kranc Krlar
rapiidlataa th teai hlnga of the or
.aiiltailim, but nlthougn h rexla
tared In the draft H In Haraf.
I'allf.. June i lU. he waa never
after Hint tlino In touch Wllh lit
draft board un.il Mirch ii, IK I . '
any ugain, h.' I e li ved Hie ihlnga
which I he 1 W W teach, lie a il
Kl icker. he wna of un m ganliul ion
which would overturn by levomHon
all nur Inai Hut u na To anve America
w needed ol.. The oil companiea
aoar.teil the'.i piopeFtle until It
lmpoall le for meml'ioa, of any or.
ganixutlon to dretroy that oil. The
I. W. W. couldn't get to It. What
wt re they 1. 1 Jo'.'
"How could Krlcser a Inmn enc
he redil.e.l to a cettalniv. For two
yeata the at.ii- tried and for t
veaia the de'ei tiled to find the
'man who had ".mullve to mine the
vrggmetl. fur the tlend Who Ooi'l I
cnmii it thin crime Who I the i"i
ien.il, If man. h wi'h heart an I
a oil mi ,1, id lh nt he iouM l,!nn I"
itcn'toy ici U'no.cnt faiotlv ' No one
tint u man ho I ei:n e.t nur ivl.ma
t;..n .it wroiic. who believed an ln
dnHtri.il i evolution tnnal be wrought;
no oil" ha' a ii.a-i d 'in l'ia led by I
W .l.i.-trmes won d I l!
iir.i'ii.r utile in 'a.! a- Muako-
Kee I i del . ,1 'ill ill. 11 a perfect
iililo until he ( Maine I c luna-'. I'oU
t I.. .in veil dlf't n-ll.'lv nod thru the
..iinri k ii oir , t.' 'iieti of
Krl l i 1 i- a:' I ( Mo t v. ho
Mould a f ir the tcfern . ti
1 now I lit' Pit u.'fetwt in: wo not I"
T S.i ell : he d eft ' CI lllie Pel"
I, i pi In- v.ii i but l.e la nol re.
l.t ve.l ot Pie It -ponal'illltV
Kr.K.T ell, ma he knew ll.iiper
a aa nn a a en I t : tie Carter nil . ..in
lan , or a: l ' a a on; p:enn t'cu
the la':,r intend 'he till i.' Muako
K, , rt K i i. m r ku h k Ii.h a i
he (lid he iti. I month l.if'l io e t .
Ilari.e I : I let 'til nt I C,i Pi ., a f
fin mil "'hi i :h i.f which prove!
that II nf i a: d Kt ieg-r had ha1,
i mm ,-- i'i n-- :. t (.,. la , . h ! -h K rl.
J!C- oi: 'he w .Tt as a uul d-n cd II 'I T
,r- II the H'lPi in the Wl'Iieaa
etant
C , i , . , -. I f o p-e defera lutlm;
,n , f ... .'!.' , , , . i ' a w I Mi . a -m
i .1 ; he . .. i i' l ' w la an till i g
,.l.e.l . ( ! .. .1 aolrt C"
if I li.- I 'tt. ft-1 S .' ' i at n W ban a !
itKia came lack to New York, the
areate' c,'. I' the wcihl. let'irnnt
from t : i hit t.'..':ua of I'lamr, l.o
Ilk lh wl'inaN. WIIHa. th city
lopped and ill I honor to lha nl
f.nrii nor ntlil. Ma did tha greateat
thtiig any band of men haa don
aim e Chi iat wim on er'h, ye: cuiin
el for the defetiae a offa ai the uni
form of nut au dleia Thla ta lh
leaching of lha i i gauiaation og whb h
thla ilefemlanl In a member and It
ahowa plainly the attitude of thla de
fendant and ln motive in Iho Incep
tion of Ihla crime.''
IMMIGRANTSTOU. S. ,
MOSTLY OF ENGLAND
rltrurca for llumlretd Year Nhow
a.l.IOO.IOS AHcna Were Admit MM
to Aninrli'A.
W A Hll I NHTi IN. Nov. Klguraa
for the paat 1 DO yara of American
IiiiiiiIki ailnii. which have Jual been
completed ny lha ratmua bureau,
ahow 31. too. 10) Immigrant altera
were admitted to th I'nlted Htnt
during that time, (if tbia total, t.
t. r, J . 1 g wer from Kurop. Ka.aoO
riom Ala and 1 H 3. - 1 from Prlt
lah .North America
Th l'nltd Ivingdorn rank fir',
aa ii aource of Amrrliun linmlgrii
tlun alrn jmo. followed by Her
many. Hair, AuatrU llungnry. lha
Kuaalin nmpiro and HrlllKh North
Ametlca. Hlnce l(l Hweden ha
aent I.I 10.17, linmigranta to th
I'nltad Htutaa and France hn con
tributed only HI.1Q in lh !al
100 yeara
' In 120 lh 1'nlteil Kingdom waa
credited with MX of the tuliil of
H.ilHj Immlginni ndmltted, nnd tor
nearly half a tnlury continued to
aend tn th I'blted rttatea annually
greater number than n other la
lion, of which the Irlah conatliuted
th predotnlnant element. In view
of Ita alee, It e remarkable that
Ireland haa acpplled 4,4a.7& m
mlgtnnla In the laat 100 yeara I
numler prai-lU'ally equal lo Ita
prenent population.
The itatialb ahow that In certain
yeaia lha Iriah clement not only
outnumbered all other Irnmigrnnta
from rTurope hut exceeded th t " t I
Immigration from all other coun
trle. "Italian Immigration la of compar
atively recent growth, according to
th report. The total of arrival
prior to llfil wna Inalgniflcant. but
by I'll) there waa iin ever-ln rena
ing number admitted annually, rla
Itig to Ifio.Ui In Hull and rcai-hlnt
the high record of 2X5.7JI In l!'?.
or 2i per cent nf the Immigration
In that year. Th total number of
nrrlvala from Imly durilif the li
yeaia J iat ended In 4 too. 74
Th total number of Immlxrant
aliens admitted Intn the t'nlte.l
S'atea from tlfrmnny during the
century utiilT review waft 5.494.
ll.ix 1 in in Ig i.i lion from AnaliU
llung.'iry beK.in In KM
STRANGE TALE TOLD OF
EMPEROR KARL'S JEWELRY
PAniH. Nov II A Krrnrh f;tvm
rial agent la being eited before the
Purl court at the Ina'nnce of th"
f.oinrr Kmperor Karl. U a lady of
Ihe Aiia'tlan arlatocracy on n charce
v' wiormful conver flon
The etory tld tn court waft a cur-
1.IIM Olll
The letc Emperor Krgnrl .l.ia. pn
waa a'ate.l to have eniriia'il the fi
nancial agent prior to the i' w i'h
a vilunhle collection r.f lewe'r In
cluding .t dlomnnd collar vi'itel at
! Moo.uoii presented by Napoleon
! lionapatte tn the Kmpira .M irie
l.mla
Kr.vni'1" loaeth Wished the .It'll'
' pteitlte Iho i we'e to talae fun. la
, for a counter revoliiMaii In po' i,j'.'l
in favor if former Kin M-inuel
liefore the trnnaa.-t i in w aa r.-m-jliietfd
ihe war trroke out an,! the
ncen' (..ined the innv of I-'t- in- e. ir.
which be oerved wi'h dx'lnctioa
P now npp' that the f irmer
' Imperial fimllv of Anai?li ta anx'o ta
to recover poaacne'on of the , .,'irc-;'l-.n
The aaent h iwever der'arcn
that the affair (i.ia lnvoa, h:m In
a perton' loan of 1 mm
MASSACHUSETTS CAR LINS
, FAILING. JITNEY BLAMED
ItnSTnN. Nni Ma ii tn a t a
tr. llev lima ire going Into the j n.
he i p l v t he a- t.r-
i l.oaa ..r revemie with the m - ,.
of it-e n nev marklni: a new eta lo
. 1 . minimi 'a ion la a!d la be irnpon-
elble
b'ffor'n .arc ' e ng mido lo '-.ie"
the tie llevn Tlits r i'h-,. t on .. .
1, oen.rahtp 1,, taxa'l'in to aipport
the I. nt
EXPECT CALLING
OFF OF WALKOUT
fyiNTINt IT) KIKIM P1K t)NF. .
rim mi it 1 1 f, wna it far aa they wlahed
to g toward Im'Iic.cSi.k wlial they
til, eight of th.. alliiiill'ili.
' .11. Am, nmlatant attorney gen
eral, who condiicted th cnie for
ihe government, alio attilled bill
mor cheerfully than tha union man,
when naked fi.r comment Ha aald:
The daclalon aiaka for Plf.''
Amen Offcra Affidavit.
Mr Amea orfered affidavit from
II It. Kpenoer and Man In I'nder
wood of tha lu.poad a Imtnlatrn'lon
at Wuahlrigluii. i to .lirnlniabing
coal a ipplle and dlm!rah!ng finan
clil relurna thn.imn operaib.n uf Hie
f f.adn
"Taken tnget her , tliraV aff'davita
atiow." aald .,,,li Aiua. "IMut the
Kvernmnt I oieratInK the fada
now at n loaa wlilctt will iner.i
with diminution of auppllea f r op
rallon ''
.ludg Antea rend an nfflrtml! frim
Thonan I, l,win nnirmaiy of the
New l!ivr f'o nano lii'lon of Vct
Vir ginia. Th a document d'ilie,
the ullegei vlolntion of union o n
trncl In Hint firll.' Snillar nffl
rtiivlta war offered detailing alire,t
f imlllnr cum) I loria in ciiatrrn Ion
tucky and Tenreaar.
Judge Ainea Hun related tha re
entnhllahmeiit of ucrtriln fuel udmln
iMtrii'lon order
The dfene read I'a motion lo dl-
aolve In the form of n afflilivP.
The doi itment aar'ed the lega lly
nf Ike a'rike rail nnd Pint the a in
object wan In better the living con
dillonx of the miner by ncieane.1
waxen and ahirter wot kin lioura.
Th'a wnn cxnlalned ria denigned to
cointia' (he guvirhment nna'-rtlon of
a conaplrncy In violate tha Lever
food an I fuel ivtilr.'l a t.
Clio Slatuliw.
Tlie nffldavlt cited Hie alatule for
l.ia.ii.... i.i....k ,.r ... i,.....t . .... u i.
f,a -.. t- ' ...j.,... ...
labor dlaputea unlrnn baaed upon de-
nirilt-iioii to prof.riiy oi inn coio-
piaiunnr. inn ievor ail It w'aa nr
gud, had become Ineffective be
cauan the war "had ceaaed progrea
elvely," two of th clnumalancea
cited In thla connection being that
noliller membera of tha iinl'in liu.'l
bean diacharged from government
aarvlre and that tha coal nilnea hud
burn returned In their owner
"Th union tnntnher thereflir he.
lleved that peace had come and that
the pulled Mialea waa no longer at
war," arPd the affidavit, nnd It of
fered lo ahow In court that by acta
of th federal admlnlatrailoii the war
powora relating to the fuel Induatry
nad peeu uinoivu.
1 Iteplylng to tha defrnan contention,
I that tho war haa ' ceaaed progrea
alvely" Judge Amea an Id the "lnver
act provided that It would remain
In furc until pern w proclaimed,
which he laid haa not bean dona."
II denied that the Clayton act
hru1 any application to Iho preaent
rune lie aftbl tha prnvJalufia on
atrlke did not permit an unlawful
ltd nnd that aecllon 20 of the act
did not apply becauae thla waa not
a caae between employer and em
ploye.
"We pray at thl lime fur a man-
dutury injunction for withdrawal of
tha atrlke order becauae tiotwlth
ainndlng the reatrnlnlng orrter'a ef
fect the atrlkera at "till 'in atrlke."
Mr. Warrom during hla argument
declared thnt pvecy ileclelon In the.
country relnllng ' to atrlke had
averred thai right of workmen to
atrlke when unaccompanied by boy
cott or diaorder.
Th attnrneY "art ,h" Injunction
agnlnat th" officer or agenta of tha
miner waa In effect an Injunction
ngnlnat the mlnera. Theae lUfenrt
anta are not Interloper, hn aald.
"They are the. duly constituted
agenla nf Ihe men and tho govern
ments bIP nf complaint Itaelf ahowa
that the men themaelve ordered th
ntrlke and directed their officer to
curry that order Intrt effect.
"It la further Important that !n
th bill appeara the fact that thean
very defendant were part lea to the
Washington wuge agreement and
recngnlae l then aa lawful agenta
Hut now lh government I"""
a round nnd aecLf. to plane In the po
rtion of Inteiioper thca mm
ngenla when thev carry out other
onlera of their principal '
"Thftt la not the uueation tierore
tha court nt nil." aald Judge Ander
aon. "The leaver a't makee It an
unlawful ronaplmey fur two or mora
peraona to arrange to limit produc
tion of coal "
The dlacoanlon awung to lh oper
atom attitude and th Judge re
marked thy were not In court, that
be bad only on. aide to the contm-
tifore lilm. n
"Hut brln them In." he an Id. "I
will be willing lo enloln their Illegal
n 'tn a en "
Kurt her attenipla to bring In the
eight of employe to ipitt work alng y
or In n body m.t with ciii.l oh ruc
tion from the court.
' When cigigreaa panaed the Iier
bill It made urluwful any conaplracy
tending tn decrta coal production.
That la the law and that ends It,'
JudK-c Anderaon declared.
Judge Anderatin, In hla pro
nouncement. aaiJ:
"It la not a ijuetlon for the
court to aay when ihla war end." he
a.il.l I . ,
"The Itcvvr " 1 conatltutlonnl
and In force and nearly prohibit
the thing theae men have done Th
reatrnlnlng order ought to tie mud"
a preliminary Injunction nml If the
government ha i drawn P. It may
rend It.'1
Julitc Amen then read the Injunc
tion which atf. ruied the rea'rnlnlng
order nnd alau entolncd the defend
ant from conli' uIiir the (n t. 'bar IS
... l.. i.t.L.r in t-f'eci II commanded
theni camel the order an l notify j
I all inenibe-a. local and dla't let untona ,
I of en neeiiiil Ion. The tittle fori
b!a a t on wan ..left blank and Hi" !
ileretulantn were ordered to a-ihtnP j
the cancellation order to Ihe Court
tL. ....I.. . . . F . a 1 M ti-tsn iltttlt 1
l.ewut and Secretary Green, reined
to cnnault n to lh proper tlnie
needed to laaua the cance latlon.
Thry agreed on November II.
Habit will get
The -
Sentrlea in Bayonet
Attack on Ghost and
Some Become Insane,
MfLAN. Italy. .Nov 1. Th
great uraenul and p'iwdr niaga
inn In tho caatl of Hodego. near
Ihe town nf 'na'alfraniM Venelo,
M unguarded The ii-ntrlea who
were poa'ed there have fled In
alarm nt 'b repented nightly via
Ita of a etrahge apectrnl form
A few nlah a ngo a aoldler waa
mounting guard over tha magi
r'ne when a liimlnoiia human fig
ure from w hoae head mailed
tongue of flame, appeared be
fore lilm at a d "liinca f about
lO feet ,Th aentinel gave the
a, arm. and th entire guard hur
ried Ul th arior. The apee'ra had
In ihe iiieunllm vanlahed. but
ahor'iy after the airlval of the
eoblicra II rr.ippr;ri d T'l whole
company ibeti fired their iifiea nt
th figure, which Inatinlly dla
ai,;ved Into n great ball of fire,
finally metllna away Into apace
Tha following night 'lm appari
tion waa once more Keen A Hld
linn aoldler uf 'he guard ap
proached th figure wi'h num
ber if hla com in tilona nnd an at
tack waa mail on It wllh th
bavonet. Their furbuin thrilM.
however, ern'mintei td i n triiigltila
r r- h ' a I . 1 1 e- and the pban'om dia
anlieared In a few niomenta in n
fletv halo which waa apeedlly
illeno'ved lii the at ninejihei e.
Tha contciurnce of (lm a'ratiK
nccurrence liaa l ee that nit th
aoldler have fled from the apot.
leaving liie depot. which la
crammed with X ploalvea. entlre
Iv uniriardc.l In the (ihaence n(
the men. a doen officer volun- '
feere.l to ll't an aentrlen pending
an offlclnl tmiulry In'o h affair
Meanwhile, four of the noldlera
who wen- vin'e l bv the iipparlHon
have gun nut of their niltid They
ar now confined In the mllltury
any linn
TO HALT " W00L0F
FOREIGN NATIONS
Oklahoma f .rtivtrra Nuggvat Tariff to
hivp tho ItrltlaJi Pnvtlmt
dm of (Viuniry.
Wnrld'i wihlfiton Bureau, 4
Pint n.iil.lim
WAK1 1 INUTUN', Nov. S. Okla
homa ool grower aro up In arm
agalnat lha dumping of Ilrltlah wool
In America. They are culling for a
tnrlff meaJiure to keep It out. The
republican majority, however, ha
declined to take up tha bill for pro
tection bv Henator King, democrat of
I 'tah. becuiiae of the certainty uf a
prealdantlal veto.
Oreat llrltnln haa arranged for dla
poalng nf 3O.0O0.0O0 pinnule of wool
at unction In the Pulled Stale In
Hi very near future. Arrangementa
alao nr being completed whereby
he expect to market 10.00O.0O9
pound more pr month during th
entire year of I'JKO.
Thla wool wna purchuaod by the
Ilrltlah government at an averag
anoured price of approximately 75
centa, and aa the ah,r!nkuge of theae
wool Ig approximately 60 per cant,
thla meang a grea.ee price of 85 cent
a pound thai th growera of tha
Pnlted rltatea would have to come In
competition with. Theae wools ar
being brought In her and aold froe
uf duly wlill American wool ar
paving their Jut proportion of tax,
which nnvin a further dlacrimlna
tlon agnlnat American products
under diunodYritle pulley.
The lateat report from the bu
reau of markets how an approxi
mate, wnl alock In tha Pnlted Htaicn
of about 700.000.000 pound, which
la enough to supply American need
for 14 month without a pound of
wool being Imported, ao there really
ran h no economic need of Im
mediate Importation.
L GEORGi GETS WRONG
NOTE OFFERING GOOD- TIME
PArllH. Nov. S While Moyd
fleorge wa spending hla recent va
cation on tho Itrlttnny coast the mill
carrier brought him qne morning by
mistake a letter simply addressed to
"I tleorga." vfith this enticing In
vitation from a Pariaisnne:
"lear Meet me this gftrrnnon
for a'lltlle plunge. Then we aha'l
have tea. dinner, a little cabaret mid
some dancing."
"Kverone else la trying to find
work for me to do," remarked tha
Ilrltlah premier, n hla secretary
eent the letter back In the pot of
fice "This postman la Ihe flrat who
h tut tried to ahow me a good time "
LEG STENCILING TABOOED
BY GIRLS IN COLD WEATHER
WICHITA, Kan. Nov The fad
nf stenciling the legs an a camou
flage for ailk atocklnga mny work
In California hut take It from the
eight "Mack Hennett" girls who wer
here at the International wheat ahow
they do not prove satisfactory In
cold weather.
"Hllk stocking are ao terribly
high." explained one of Ihe glrla aft
er they hnd received a "warm" re
ception wi'h their s'encllnd stock
ing on the streets. "Hut goodness!
It twned cold here, nnd allk la a
little' w itrmer than stencil work, I'll
say "
JAPAN TO SPENb MILLIONS
IN AVIATION DEVELOPMENT
TOKIO, Japan. Nov 5 More
tVnn 125. 000 DP it la to l.e estiend'd
bv the J i pii tits - government for
lelnpment of av.nflon. It Is a t
mium eil hci TI e money will l.e
spent over a period of four )csrr.
Japan has been seriously back
ward In avlai'on, but Interest haa
been awakei.ed by the corps of
Kronen fixers who have been tench
Inn recruits in the Japanese army to
tl.
you
INDIA PROVIDES 7
AIR CONTROL STOPS
Una ("omiMMiy (Ivcn Monopoly of
Mall Carrying Contraale In
land Hying Affnalttl.
l
JtOMBA Y. Xoy. I Tha govom
ment of India hag at laat declared
It policy regal ding commercial avi
ation in In Iin.
A circular addrreaed to tha cham
ber a of commerce propuaea thai
there ahould, ) neven maintenanc
loantera In this country Bombay,
il'al.'iitla. Madras. Karachi. K'lhl,
Nagpur and Cuugonn which II I
believed will to aufflulenf for the
aarvlce of all probable, rout in In
ill i and Hurrra. and will ennbl
every advantage to be taken of the
Inherent featurta of air transport
pc" I and range. ''
Tho government further atnt
that after Inking the best technical
advl. they l i.ltev that civil avia
tion will be hi' encouraged by th
grant of a monopoly to on com
pany fur a tettn of ye. ire for th car.
rlngp of piatl by air.
Pnder the government chem
other rompanba would be ab e to
en'cr Into competition for nthar
transport than that of malls.
Il ahould ht noted that the policy
here outlined l.t for Inland aviation
only The govornmont la waiting to
ee the result if the I'ally Pi pi est
and nther long distance flights be
fore cmiimttMhtr llaelf to any prin
ciple Involving the cirrlage of mall
beiwciin Knrope nnl lndiu.
CHANGING GOVERNMENTS
HARD ON HUN ARCHIVES
IIKP.MN. Vov. The alternating
fnrtunea of apiiYtaclata nn, majority
socialists last winter, with thetr' In
evitable occupation of public bulM
Inga, have had a dtstreenlnjrly demor
alizing effect on li flerninn foreign
office, according to the aJmiaslort of
Minister Hermann Mueller.
"Through the rhantrln mlllinty
occupailona numeroua do.Mim.'nti
have disappeared. " dadaeed H-rr
Mueller "rtomn have been totally
lost, while orhere have been rtcov
ered month later. This naturally
hat interfered wllh anl delayed out'
routine work. Inqulilei ond note
that ahould hav btu answered
month ago ar only now being at
tended to.7'
Among Important mU'ttl.l docu
ment wa a note from the Ptecho
Hlovah government announclnir thai
Herman private property would not
be violated or seised, nt laat April,
together wllh g recommendation
from the Hnxon premier that It ba
given Immediate publicity us many
German corporations would be In
(created In this Information. Th
contents of the note hurej not been
made public until now and only
when the Haxon premier registered a
complaint with tho foreign office,
which atep caused Herr Mueller to
send an apologetic explanation lo th
Saxon government.
SEEKS LOST RELATIVES
AFTER A MEMORY LAPSE
WtriTITA. Kan.. Nov. After
suffering a lapse of memory for sev
eral yeara. W. 8 Hardin, of Omaha.
Neh., who at one time resided at
Harney, Okla., Ja making an effort
tn find lost relative. He haa writ
ten to tha chief of police at Wlc ilta
Raking naalalnnce. Mr Hardin
thinks tha' , perhaps some of hla fam
ily might be here, as he hart been In
formed thev hnd come to Wichita.
Koltowlnglg the letter from Mr.
Hardin to Director Zlckefooae:
"I lost my mind some years ngo.
I don't know Just h.iw Inra. the time
wna that I hsd the miforlm.ii. I
lived at narney. Okla. f waa in
formed that some of my famllv lived
In Wichita. If you can .op.te uny o
them, It will he a great five- to me "
Mr. Hardin's n.l.lrea. Is Hot 'OS.
Omaha, Neb. Any paraiu knowing
of a relative or relatives of Mr. Har
din ahould write to him or give the
Information to the c'llef of police.
RECEIVES TOMBSTONE IN
PLACE OF EXPECTED BOOZE
RAfTA Tt A Itft A R A . Cal.. Nov 8.
Krect another monument to John
Hurleycnrn!
John Anderaon nf this city attend
ed an "unclaimed baggage" sals In
Seattle, Wash . recently, and there
parted with 175 for. g package giv
ing every Indication of containing
belter than the 2 75 per cent. It
had nawduat "n everything"
He had It shipped here When It
arrived thirsty friend gathered for
Ihe grand opening.
The package contained, en excel
lent tombstone, for which Anderson
said he had no crying need.
A pntent haa been Isstied for a
hobble to be faatrned over an auto
mobile ttr whb-h makes steering a
rar so difficult that thieves will let
It alone.
We Stand on Our -Record
of 45 Years in
the Piano Business
Fifteen of these 45 yearn have been spent in Tulsa,
during which time we have aold morethan 2,500 in-'
utruments and we haven't a difwatiflfied customer
that we know of; if we have it ia their fault. Our
judgment on pianos has never been questioned, and
we have always kept faith with ourselves and the
public by selling standard makes of instruments AT
THE RIIIGT TRICES.
You will not make any mistake in selecting a Piano or Player-Piano from among the
lvert A Pond, HalUt & DavU, Conway and Lexington, each one sold in the ti i
where it belongs, at the prices set by the manufacturers, the same prices you wula
have to pay in the factory retail warerooms in Boston.
A square deal to all is the best plan we knew of, the plan that will prove mutual!)'
satisfactory, and being direct buyers from the manufacturers, we save you R"
branch house and middleman's profits, one price to all, no commission to anyone.
ID ARROW MUSIC CO.
510 South Main St.
Court Hold $ Color
Blindness No Sign
. Person Can't See
ATItANTA, (it , Nor. I Color
hllndneas dors not mean total .
of sight in the meaning of the"
law. It was lie Id rc'enlly by Judge
John T. Pendleton In the motion
division of g-perlor coura.
Judge Prndleton'g ' dec's'on
cleared a legal point raised only
once before In the Pnltet fl'etcx,
so far a Is shown by court rec
ord. This waa In Nebraska,
where both the lower court and
the slste supinie court held that
color blindness means total bllnd
neaa. The quratloh was raised In a
suit brought hp fluorg L. Pali In,
who wa a lo'omotlre enginer
for the Atlanta, joint terminals,
again: the l.oromotlv Knglnerr
Mutual Insurance and Art'lUent
association, u branch nf th
Ilruthrrhood of Locomotive Kn-
glneers. s-
Knglneer Kallln. It ws sat out.
became color blind while engaged
In his Una of duty and was dis
charged from his position. Ha
than applied to the engineers' as
sociation for hi Insurance
H.500 for the lua of his eye
sight, aa stipulated In the policy
The association, however, declined
to pay the amount on the groun I
that color blindness did not come
within th policy concerning
hllndnees. Kallln then brought
suit lftxthe courts through hJs
counsel, CPy Attorney James I
Mayson.
Attorney- Mnyaon announced he
would appeul Immediately from
the derlalon of Judge Pendleton to
the alate court of appeala. and
that the rna would be fought
through every pcsalble avenue.
Get the Name
fixed in
QUICK AND EnTHmUCAL TRANHPD RTATI N
HPHE Naah quad which drives and
-L brakes on all four NeeU provides
the most logical hauling unit for extra
difficult work. , On the farm, in work
around mines and lumber camps and
in heavy city hauling the quad excels.
Tbe Qfagtratio abj tkowa thm Nash
sqaeui quipped with paeamatk tires
with travel or cot dimp body
and hoewt.
RASH TWJtX ntCXS
Oa..T.
tim
Naak Qwaat CI
NEAL MOTORS CO.
724 S. Main St. Phone Cedar 1270
FAKE WAR HEROES IN
GERMANY A PROBLEM
Score ot Impowtora Tell Hlorlcs ot
Brutality" tn Allied
Prison.
BERLIN. Nov. .1. The return
aerman prisoner of war has dt.
veloped a new opportunity fur pro
fessional Impostors to collect om
easy rash. Hundreds of swindleri
have Infested, the transit camps ot
the west border, where they repre.
sent themselves to tne rrinsn .
thoiltlc as suffering heroea In-.- r.
leased from Ilrltlah captivity and trj
IU cmivil lliu lut llierKS pain e.iii)
returning prisoner. The Uau.ii nrJ
Is that the Hrltlsh authoring lav
deprived them of their Iden'tri, .umn
papere. The Herman offlclala
nothing but thnlr wits to rely in fu,
sxVosing the Impoetors.
The tales Invented by the epur,,,,,,
heroes era amusing and unloue on,
young man insisted that ha hud hers.
Imprisoned on "un Island In
Mediterranean near India," ami :,ivt
n minute description of th ' In. list
chler who ruled tha tl u ml i,
loin tnts story sn onen t ti.i uf
tin ntin.aeir nciteyed It tn he tru
Hut tho officials didn't an. I ih
young man wan arrested.
Herman neyrspapers recall a Mmi,
lar activity shortly after the
break-of war when hands of i input.
rors tourea trie country, p.i.iini
themselves off as vnlunteera h.iinii
nteera l,iinii
acting wajkg
bac,:o. ,nZ
I gullllhl,. ti-
for the front and collecting
loads or sonp, cigars, tol
and other preaent from
lage until firm action by the soy.
eminent put an end to th prm-ticr.
your mind
Tw.T
$3XW
a ll.lj
Opposite Ketchum
n