The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], January 15, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1920.
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OPPOSES BEARING
EUROPE'S 'BURDEN,
Secretary Alexander De-'
elares Nation Is Against
Movement. j
MUST NOT RAISE TAXES
Load Is Heavy Now, Com-'
mcrco Chief Say. Without
Adding New U'vlo.
Spaeud to Tli- World.
NKW Vil(K, Jan 14. Amerl.'.ui
tax payer tniurt nni l.c in uln lo r"ir
Kumpft'a burden, deel ir 1 1 (cK'Uiry
of Commerce J. W. Alexander today,
aildrcaalng tho American Manufac
turer' ISxpnrl aocltion hem.
"American tnxpayarn arn at pres
oiit suf ftr1)ir timUr it heavy hud cf.
taxation," "Bid Secretary Alaaamlnr.
"Tha government cannot arid In the
hwvy hnrdenn (if laxatlim, iliua fur
ulieerfully born) lo give large iiaalat
nco to ollirr rnunlrli'H. Hueh nilat
niicn Mi tho Hulled HlHtwt Hiv.t iiiuat
b mi K tiiwIiiMM baala. There v.. II
ha certain demanda fr food i allot
Which thin country ciinmit Ignore.
"If Ihe pence, tinniv were rMtlf
unil the league, "f iiHilnnii In npeia
tlon, American inveatora wnnla tuf f
y.rml confidence In pulling their
money lnln foreign at'curlllca.
"U a tliim when there I acute
iioimI In lluropa for lHblllHlliin. pc
Jltlcal mni cconuinlr, M I" verv un
forturintn that thn peni'a treaty
iihiiillil bn iniidn thn aiil'Ject of PH
tUsil debutn In thla country.
"Thn fiilnrn gf Amrrlrn.il Induatrv
nml commerce; In dependent upon
liinrn active, piirtlelpiitlon In foreign
countries tliim over befoie. Whiit
rvor tho vlowa and thn triclliiallnna
of vnrlniiN turn In favor of lii'trphix
out of furclRii Hfrnlrn u niunt n-c-okiiIo
thnt mi arc I'oinllli'd In fur
ilKli roliitlntm, hiith pnUtlrnlly mid
roonoinlrnlly. nhlrli wu cHtiiiol m
our profit rHcaiic."
Kccrolnry Alcsnndir iirul con
tlniiiKl ilcvcIopiiii'iU of Iho Ainerlomi
inprrhant inarlno.
Tlicro In no Krnnnil for thlnkltn
Hint tho fnvornliln (iimlilon held by
thlH country In the fnrolKii trade
floldn will rucplvo any ciloii iipt
liiK'k, prnvlilod n lKnroiiH rniiHlrun
tlvo pollry lonkltiK tti thn innlntnn
nnco und ilnvolopnuMit of our uhlp
nirnfn ovnrofaK, Im followed, dorliirml
Hncrctnry Alexander
Biff ER TASTE
SOUR STOMACH
PillB and Stroiip; Medicines
Made This Lady'H Troubles
Worse, But Thedford'H
Biack-DraiiKht Improved
ller Appetite and Took
Away Her liile.
.S'c(7; WhvrcaboulH of
Oil Man Near Titian;
Ills Brother In III
START ON PROBE ,VERDICT F0R. DEFENDANT rev. ivtbirnEy buried
OF COAL CLAIMS
ti.vitfi- fi.nn I'.i'ip.-f fi ,
Im Ibi' Mil . ill Hnlilv .1 ill ..li V.
In, iii tl.ilii' of r'r.ink l-t ink.
Mil ol 'II. in, Kllppi ttfll f.l I. I I
I ik .iiIi'ini.i iiaku ilial he bn d
vlnM in oni. of the uprloim III
Iichh nf bin l.iuilicr, Will Hin 1'iink,
at the Mayo Inniltufa. In l!orhn
tnr. Minn. i
Kind Kmnk Punk mnl tll him
bl brolhcr i dylnit and wnntu
to rr hbu liffnrn bn (Lin,'1 an
tba mvaiiiRA trad.
Commission IIoar Pre
liminary Arguments;
(.Jo After Facts.
ll.iln.iKi Suit kiiIii- llnlltty Com.
pull) l)iinl-i( il on llcninrrrr.
iin'h.iiIiik Hi" dfiiHirirr lu tb" ,
I'lnlntiff i i. Minimr. Iii i he milt "t
Uih I..H.I loader aKinot (hp Tulmi
i . apcrlci h;' Hi'V I !
ii.minr nf Iho Hand Spring
M.lin.!li I'hnri hy-nnd ltfV. Thack-
uray. A (piarlet cdmpowd of Situ. t'.
I'rliniN I'll) 'Hirlr l.nl Hi'hm-i'Ii In !; Ilcnncii. Mr. J. 1 1, lladlcy, I I.
I ' .i r Tulnu .MlnNtiT. I.( VM and V. C Mimtnona aiiiiu two
A lirf aimciiildagn of
1 h tnnn
frlcniU; ' nhoit burial service wm bold
H'li'H l:.nl,i i 'irni.iii, In wlilcli 1 vnthcreil at Die Klrnt Mpthodlat at Hi ac Hill cemetery.
I.ifnii or in, 00 were naKed I ir
day by connncl for tho pcllflon upon .Married Tlirco CoiipKa
liifornunfT the court that tho do- MaribiKO erlces f
fendant l now held In tho city Jail , coupleri were perforated
under ft charKii of vngrnnc), TIip I yesterday nfternoon b ii
petition nuked tho court to rel-nfo Allen, nnaptfitnt immnr f n i
tho prlaoner, nlli'RlnK hho whm held Avenue Mi tliodla1 ilinnii
In tho city Jail without having filed neivlces took place in i
aquliift her ii complalnl. I Htudy.
WAHIIIN'iTuN, I. in II A third
day of (irKumrnt before 1'realilun'
Wltann'a colnliiliiKlon fur aellllng the
coal airlk left It pmoiically ready
tonlRht to proceed to li examlna-
Ull.l, IIKI.I- III :IM All! UiritCII Hon of Ihc facta at puna batwea.'i
'the mlnara and th"lr einployar.
Illbln I Iiim of I lrt hrl'llnu I'Iiiiin fh luat nf all epokenmen for the
I'art In i omiIiik StIi o mlno worker flnlahe.i ihf prelim-
T'lam. f..r the part to bn taken bylMry aialemetit of their qm today.
Din Ulbl acbool of Iba Plrat Chrla- and llalph ffawa, counal for tb'
Mm church In the dedballoii of Hie , operalora In ih i of i Ira I competitive
new chiiri h l Ninth and Moulder i dial rl. t llki wlno eoniplled the n
on Humbly. February I, weie inndi. ''' alatemenl In oppoalnon up
at the im.nlblv lonf.rence of the "taiora In the central dlatrlct will
. .i i ... .., i have one morf araumam. which
in.rii.1. nil., inn. ..in m ill" ,,iii-"'' . . . ... ...
acbool .Monday evenlnir at thn horn!1'' "da tomorrow by II
wniuray. i.iinria in nave l,wui or ,.i. . ,...imv and
mora lllble ni'holnra in atlenilan'a ; , " . ..,u,. ?
a. the dedication e,erc.at. will begin l!? ullti" rt iha n.lnera
at onro. i . ...., I tin l i.mkea
innmherahlp at- . PMn,ire SO ner ie.nl Increaan In
ri.l.i...K..I .!.. H'.n.l.u nil...
iei-,inl inJutlea iecelvd In .Inly of I ....!
lH in .in .nitonioblla atreel car col- """ l : 'I'lorK to pny llieir laat,
i llalnn the. ( , heard by Judga John rentiecta in Itev. IIuh MclJIrnev. !
Ii'nffnian In diainct court No. t y- well known Tulaun. who dlod Jrtun
irda. nan dlamlaaed. I day. Xnthndlat inlnlateni from
Mr. KiaiP-r n atlfled that ahe waa ; Methmtlat Kplaropal rhnrtliea of
rldinn In a jitney, and when lha ca r ; Tulan and vicinity analnto.l at thn
aa crnaalriB IntnrHerilnn of Wheul- aartlcaa
ln aveniia, and llodjte elreet. n The aerrrlon waa given by Itev J
IHiiiIh lliibfai CorpiM I
HnbeiiH corpua petition tit Joanella'
Killler. iii'K"-"', filed ill dlatrlct
i'..urt Tiiii.I.iv was dlainlaaeit yester-
riui It
an I
will be
Tho mliilnuini
tendance, expected of each ilnaa Hill
bn itniioiuicad next MiinUay, when a
( mi (cat to In. renae tlm memberahlp
will atari between Iho, men a and the
women' Ulble claW a The complete
proKiain for Ihe ' detlii tlnu will be
iintinliltc'Ml Mbnrllt' flenrvn Mehneld-
j'ley, who will ileillrnm the 'butldlnK,
la ixprr:e, In thn city .lanilry '!!),
(ii'i'K i:its it.Mit iti:.siiii'..vci2
;in, (.'mill Alcohol mill I'liko Her
ciuio I.mIk'Ih Sclcil by I'. H. AkciiIh.
HhIiIIiik the lioiian In tho renr of
JIR rtouth Vhenllng nvoitiln yealr
iluV', federnl offlccta coilfiacnled 02
Hiiiirta of home-iiiMile. nln, Ihren gal
Inna nf xruln ulcohol, 10 pound of
Kin labnla and Imitation Koverntnnnt
rovtinun tenia and u coinplotn dlatlll
Inif Hptmrnttia for inakliiK Kin.
W. N. Killer, deputy I'nlied Hlaloa
nmrnlml, unit K. H. Maciiiou, a.
(lepnly In thn IiiiJIhii enforceiiient
aonvlcft, Incalod mid aolind lha liquor
which waa locked up In Din fedenil
btilldlnit; iicnilliiK furthar InveallRn
llon of I ho matter.
mra," jnnn Moore, preaiueni oi
the Ohio rtlairiei enul. "No coal
miner can tell whether the mln
la irnlnK to work thn next day or
not."
John I. Iwla actinic prealdent
of lha I nltcd Mine Workers, gjve
out a alalemanl relieratlna lhat
the minora' demand for a U-ho,nr
week onl aaked "iiaauranco lha!
Ihey Hill havo not e than HI) hour
of ateudy work each week In thn
year.
"The public baa Iho wrong Im
praaalnn on that aubjecl," l.ottla
aald, "bocaui.a they wero lad In In
Hove that (ho minora we.- mipimod
to working more Hihii 3D houra ,'i
week. Til h fact la Iho coal miners
cannot earn i living for the whole
inr by tvnrMlug only n pari of I In
Mine, no Innttor hou many houra a
day bo may work Mill If ha can
Im h sail r el of not leaa than 30 houra
a week throughout the lear at a
ronaoniiblo' anil fair unga he can
make a. living for hliiiaelf mid hla
family."
'I'n 1 1 vi I u Cough
Tnko ltAYKH" IIHAI.INH HO.VHV.
8c Advt
alrtet car, negligently operated bv
nn agent of the defendant company
collided wllh thn automobile. Hhe
claimed alio waa permanently In- i
jurad when the Jitney waa thrown on
lh curb by the collision.
C'ouna.-I for tho defendant showed i
by wllneaa thn! the motnrmen nf the I
aTeat car .is ringing hla gong pre-1
vloua to Hi" iic.ieii and that the i
driver of the jitney dr.iM! hla auto-1
mobile Into the street car I
MASONS SUBSCRIBE FREELY,
Member of ('iimpalgii Committee
Arc Milking frogri-sH.
(Subscriptions for the n-w MhsoiiIc
lemplc are eomlng fiom fur and'
wide, according in .Inacph Iirmioi.
Minpalgn dlrecinr. "We nr getting i
ailhacriptlons fiom former Tulaiina,
In nil the sum. muling alulea." aald
.Mr. Irmio(. "Uiat weok wo had a
check fur 1)00 from a man In l.na
Angelea who haa hla membcrshiii
here " . .
Memliers of the cnmpalgn tennis
are ery nctlve and nil hope to con-
Hide the cnmpulgn this month The
leinple when It Is built will be tho
largest blue lodge and York Kite,
building In Ihe slate.
WOMAN BURNED IN FIRE
liiianlliu, Igultcil II) I Vict Ion. Curars
.Mrs. Ilnrlai'lier In llccclio Iturns
While cleaning ('Initios ut her!
office. Klx iiiIIhs wiat of Tu!s.i. Mrs. 1
Da. ar llorlaehor, win pulnfu ly ,
burned Mbout Iho fare and b nlv
uhen lha RuaolliiH Ignited and ox- j
plodod. 1
Hlaxlng gaaolinc ui hulled n'out
thi) room, Htittlng it uflro, but il wa
ettlugulahoil ipilckly.
W. Abel, pastor of the I'lrst elmrrh
of Tulaa, and Itev. John H. Thack
aray. auperlntendent of the TnKi
dlHrlct, prealded. Itev J. W. Maker
of tho Mnthuillat church at Nowut.i
gave Ihe obituary address and lte
I, U llrHiiiion. (instor nf tlin Onul"
Meninrlal ihurch. thn acrlptiiri
renilini.'
The opening and closing prner-
ROUP
Spajmodlc croup la
usually relieved with
one application ol
rAP0RUi
"YOUR BODYGUARD" - 30f, 6071.20
Knncy, ICy. Mra. Corn 'WndillP,
a rcaldcnt nf thla place, gives out
this atntcinctit: "I hnvo taken lllnck
Dratieht nnd found It to bn Iho best
liver medicine I ever used. It linn
Juat been fine for Indignation, notir
stomach nnd a bitter taslo In thn
mouth.
"I uueil to got blllmiH nnil consti
pated mnl had to tnko anmclhlng.
l'llla mid other atrong mt'dlolnes
would only tour my stomach up nnd
leuvo mo In n worse fix than bolero
taking? I Iickhii to have alck hcud-
uche
. "After learning of lllaok-Urniight
1 look It mnl waa cured of Nick head
nches. Onn or two doaea 11 week, or
a pinch nftcr menls, kept the hownls
npon mid took uwuy nil tiiln. I hnvo
n good appetite, duo to my uno of
Ulnck-Draught,"
If your liver la not nctlng properly
you may nuffor from audi nymptoma
na htiaduche, blllousneas, constlptt
tlon, lrullgcatlon, etc., nnd tin 1cm ro
lief la obtained scrlnuu trouble may
rciiulL
In Itn 70 years of micceisful use,
Thedford'a lllnck-Uraught hna been
found to relievo these nllmenta nnd
etlmulnto tho liver to do Its work.
At all druggists Advt.
SNIFFLE SNEEZE
"A STOCK PLOT"
Banish them ly mln& Dr.
Bell's Pine-Tar-lloney
THOUSANDS rccommcml it. Dr.
Hell's Pine-Tar-lloney Un't an
experiment, hut 11 cuup.li anil colli
remedy that lias steadily ciown popu.
lar because it is quickly cllrctive.
I'"or liiiRering colds or roufihs or fresh
attacks iti balsamic and liealiiiR ami
(cptics are sure to bo licnr-tici.il. It
brniRs speedy relief from phlegm-congestion,
inllammatinn, tickling bron
chial tubes, (jood also for hoarseness,
coughs due to Ktippo, and kindred ail
ments. Econoniiral a Ixittle goes a
long way. 30c, 00c., $1.20.
A Fine Family I.axatlvo
ro-OoLat, Nature's piovcd auljUnt, rtlrt
the bile and ens (be liver on the Job. Unlike
calomel. l'o-IJo-Lat U mild but positive in
action. It promptly cortei.lt cunititwdon in
6(1 c. I
younff or old .
ull Druultu.
For centuries authors have used the
breaking of a WILL as the deep dyed
plot of the unscrupulous villian. In
these modern times the "movie" plots
are of the same type and nearly every
day you will find in your -paper refer
ences made to some court action re
garding a WILL.
EIGHTY-TWO PER CENT 0E ALL
LITIGATION REGARDING WILLS
CAN HE PREVENTED.
You are too good an executive not to
leave a WILL and also too wise to at
tempt to draw it yourself. Go to your
attorney and have him draw your
WILL, name a Corporate Executor, and
.Trustee, have an independent expert
test your will, and place your WILL in
the fireproof valuta of tho Exchange
Trust Company, free of charge. If you
will follow the above suggestions, you
will not contribute to the supply of
"STOCK PLOTS."
We invite you to confer wtih our Trust
Officer regarding Corporate Executors
and Trustee Service.
"HOW WILLS ARE DEFEATED" is
our latest booklet May we send you
one?
Exchange Trust
Company
H East Third Street, Tulsa, Okla.
"Service and Strength"
Affiliated h Tb l.m-h.ingo National Hank
it Tu s.i
DR. ALLISON
Hours 0 a. til. to (1 p. in.
142 Ent Third Street
Telephone) Oigo 037U
Serviceable Clothing
ai a Reasonable Price
When you see the mate
rial, workmanship and the
style features of these
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
And then note the price
you will easily sec that wc
are selling the same values
cheaper than other stores.
It will pay you to buy
now for next season's
prices will be higher.
Suits Priced $25 to $45
Overcoats $18 to $45
Holmes Clothes Shop
SOUTH MA-IN
The
Stare
for Men
The Home nf French Shriner and
Urncr Extra Quality Shoes
There are just three things
you ought to know about
your shoes before you buy
them
Will lhei be comfortable?
Will then wear well and retain
their shape?
How much do then cost?
We guarantee an affirmative answer
on the first two counts, and as to
the cost, we can sell you the finest
shots in town
At $10.00 and $12.50
and up to $20.00
319-321 South Main St. I
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Legion
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S. TO
T IS
TIME WE HAD A SHOWDOWN
If 65,000 citizens of our fair city must submit'to the 12,000 American Lenines and
Trotzkys now in our midst, we ought to know it. Our country is a self-governed coun
try; our authorities are chosen by all the people. When the time of trouble comes and
a new division takes place, ranged side by side with our authorities will be found a
vast majority of our people.
Every real American will rally at the call. The radical would be dictator, who knows
no conciliation; who knows no principle except that of rule or ruin, must not be al
lowed to dominate our affairs. Pie and all his ilk must be banished from our midst.
The heart of the good American people of Tulsa is beating strong and firm and true.
They are ready for the test. Let us make the fight now and have it over with.
AMERICANISM is the issue and there can be no compromise. We have fooled
around long enough. We conciliated and pandered and trimmed. If there is any
manhood left in us let us show it during this crisis.
At least we will preserve our self-respect and, with the help of God, our prosperous
city.
PEOPLES EXCHANGE
111-113 East First Street
A STRICTLY NON-UNION STORE
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