The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], January 15, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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ROTARIANS FAVOR
OPEN SHOP MOVE
Unanimous HndorspincnL
Ls HphuII of Lengthy
Discussion.
CONDEMN ALIEN REDS
Fight Not AttniiiHt Unions' hut
Ainiud at Fori 1 1 Hlo
rni'iit in Control.
TltMlnmcmnril if Ihn movement in
lirtnn about mi open hop In Tulu
wn th prtiiclpHl buslne of the
luncheon tneciInK (if III llntnry
iillili Ml IKioil yesterday. After H itiM
cUKHlmi whlrh rovmivl mot limn an
lunar tli IiivhI Itntarlnns uiul tlu'lr
KUentn voted to Hint nrtlfiii with
out H illmtxiitllif: votn.
I.i I.ovcrltiK wim Dim principal
Himikur of tit e ilny. Ill subject
(innouucod dy Itt.l.irlnn II C Lind
ner, wlio presided over tho mentlnit
vi an "r.iraslu In notary," tml lifter
n bilnf dcnniinolntlnn of members of
tlm cluli who were delmiiient In nt
tendance mnl who illil not pay Ihelr
dues priunptly, tlm penkcr H I r 1 1 1
tint tiiiixt uf IiIm vindirnlhe iiKiillixt
what hi termed "pnrnslte In labor,''
Mrho vroillil. tin mild, "hliirtt mill nlllll
Iillnln tli productive culerprlsn of
miry Atnnricjui diueu.
"Wo urn not ilMiinnillnir u in In
Wn' morn work or n ilollnr Ins
rialary frinn tlm uorklnir turn, hut
you rnn lull thn worM nml Hum
tlomperH Hint wn ilo deinnuil n dny'
Inhor ciunmcnsurntn v1tli tlm wilnry
jmld," nlrt Mr. Ieverllii;. Ilo do
rkired Hint hn resented the f;irt Hint
American cltlicii were called ' sent
whon limy refused to ylnlil lo t ho
union pnil reminded inn nearer Hint
It nlwny took n scab In lien I u wile
lec Levering. .1. V Wooilfunl,
William li. Klllmcr. Unortn Henry
U. II. DouitliiH mill John Miller, nil
uf whom itlncusved tint propoNltlou,
(loolurtMl Hint tiiry wcrn not In nuy
wtiv attacking union Inlmr Their
ilcnnunclatlon they declared with
ngnlnsl Urn forolun "roil." nnnrrhlstn
who thev nmsrlcd held tlm control
lint; hiinil In thn affairs of nrMnlieri
Inhor In America toclny.
Tluit "red" literature prlntod on
red wiper was hclnir mulled to Ihn
lnbnrlmr men of tlm city In un iiffnrl
to Incite (Unorder wnM the chart?! of
John Miller. Ono of thn circular r
ferinil to Imil liecn rccclvcil tiy Kloyil
riioinjinnii, pirnlilunt of the I'utrlotle
l'Vlcml.i of Iihor, iinnthor ni out
to thn Ail cluli tlirnuitli I ho mallit. nml
lAloumlnr II. Kerr Hnlil Hint lin hml
rncelvoil one uf thiwn. HIkiumI "a
Krnup of worklnif men," thi clrculnn
lecltcil thn iilleKeil wronptn that worn
IicIiik ilonn tho wnrlilim mnn nml
urKvil In reRiilnr "roil'' liuiKUagn thnt
the Intiorlmr men Ulilto III nrineil ro
tilAlnucn to tlm nllfunl conilltloim, tin
ti ail tn.'en ilonn In Itunsln.
"It Hhoulil lin olenrly tinilgrntnoil
thnt our nutlnn.tn fnvnrlnx thn opvn
ithon In not n lilow tllrccteil nt union
luhnr. Wn nm not nttncklnu lulior.
wo urn ntliicklnu tlm nlnmnnt'ln In
bor'n rnnlm thnt In renponilblo for
iintl-Aiiidiiciin iictx nliullnr to Hint
retircnenteil hv thn 'red' lllorntunv
It h thn fomlim olrmont Hint neeniH
to hn In control of lh uniotm nml
Vn nppoau thnt elinnent.
"TIiito lire two hIiIch to thn luhor
uucntlon, AVhllo I fnvor tho opnn
hop, I nUo renllio Hint we munt not
tack thn union. They havn In thn
linm iluno n prrnl nmount of Rood
'nml If thn prii'Kermiin, nntl-novern
mont fiu'tlon nf the unlnnlnln cnuM
bo removed their chunk would not Im
olijectlouiilile. Thu liet wny to drill
With Inlmr Im to mcot their de
mnnilH lieforn thoy urn demnnded,
tllve them the pny und working rnn
dltlnn that they nro entitled to, nud
thun iiunovo their weAponii of of
fcnnet" Mr. Kerr Hiild.
Afler lli ltolnrliinn lind voted
liiHinlninnsh' to cndnrne thn open
nhop thev deolnrrd Hint thoy wein"
i;Mntr to hnt'k up Hmlr action by do
Iiir nil In their power to muke tho
movement miceewiful. Ijiir," mint
liers of tlio cluli men tilKtiett the
innmliemhlp cnrdu of thn local ehnp'
titr of thn IMti lotlci 1'rleniln of Inhor
REV R. F BEJTY
ENDORSES ORGATONE
Call Mush Meet in p
in Kendall to (id
llcllcr Car Service
ti ; Klllott, dinli mnn of Hin
lnpnirx In rrio Kendfill (llHtrKt,
nniiiiiiimi'd ihIit(Ihv Hint ,t mux
n M'tlnc will tin held In th Ken
djill Ai IkhiI. Heventh nnd McCoy,
Kridny niitlii t n clm k to ptn
iMt KHlnt 111 nirM ear cnrvlrt!
on ihf Inn ,ln 1 1 line All pxtrmm
i,f the n'reet enr ln In Hint U
Irlct nr iiiMd to ftltend the meet-
Itift. I'nvina fiikitetx which hnvn
("en undoi recent illneiilnn. will
uino tie hrouKht lip, It w nlftUil.
THE RIGHT TO STRIKE?
SHOW ON T0NIGHTiCYCUST
AT KENDALL HALL
hit dark hole WILL DINE WITH T.T. A.
Students Will Give
One-Act Dramas for
tho Public.
VIoi I'liwlilenl Moffllt Tel It Hecolyni
lull (lllic l Mill IUt I'iiIihIiIi'I'' il
"Iti lilcn Hlulit."
"I deny Hie perxmnl tlKht of nnv
mntl to Mtrlke, n.i.d II YV Moffl t,
vice president of Ihe I'omlen Itefln
Ins I'liitiMiny. Hddrewlnic the weekly
lliricheoli of Hie Bernlym cluli In
the V M (' A yemnidnv noon
"IVtnuim I right rm an Hltoieihnr
ielnitr lerio. No mnn linn it per
mum! i lulu lo (In nnythliiK Hint con
flict with Hie rlKliU of other men "
Mr. Moffllt iixpieimeil hlnnnlf ni
In fnvor nf iHiyctilni; nny mnn or
Itrnup nf men who hroiik their un
wrlllen noutinrt Willi nonieiy "in
our prenont elvlllxntlon." Ii Hild.
"encli mnn In n uperuilUt nml nnch N
ili'pHlidetit 1 1 1 i n otliern When n mult
refuiifK Id do th othliiK" which hn ha
uiiilertiiken to do, noc.lely nhnulil r
fnwi him tint thltipm produced hy
other men." Ill concludhiK utii'c
ment wiin that the Inlior problem
will itlwnH Im with iih it 1 1 1 1 1 eni
ployo nnil employer Keltlo II un the
IjihIh nf brothorly love.
Other, iitiinhern'on the pronrnm.
of tthlch N. I. flhlicley hnd chnrKe.
were n vociil nolo by I'red (Jnlnei
nnd the following 'npeecliettiV' by
the newly elncted offlrurn of the
club,
Dr. '. Huininern, nrcnldont:
"It Im Imporliint Hint wn hnin and
end our meetliifr on time, no I will
net it Kood nxiunpln by fuiylnit 1 it t
Dun It. t'nrler, newly elicle,!
"old" Mccretnry: "I nm not much of
u Kpunker, but I would llko to wil'e
.ion n letler nml toll you how much
I npprecliiln thn office."
I'hiirlvM Tiiylor, treattlrer "When
jou want to Klve 'every mnn Mils
linen.' it l vn yourM to mn "
I'rml (lnlni-M, Rcrircnlit-ut-nrms
"rilnon my duly In to throw out un
ruly membeiM, I hopn that tlmnn hlt
fellowM won't becomn unruly"
fx iiiembnrH offered to net iih
imherH nt the . M fmuui Huinl.iy
nfteruoon, when Courud lloffmnn
will npeiik. Thrift wiin nunounceii iih
tlm itihjnct of next weck'n proKiiilTT.
Clcnncrrt l"lc'l OffUvrrt.
At n meetltiK of tho TuIh.i Aimo
ctiilloti nf (Mnminrit unit Ilvnrii V O.
Ilohnefohi, vice prcnldnnl, und Mlko
Hiiuber, treimurcr, were elecleit itele
Kiittn lo the convention of thn u.
Hounl iiKMoclnllnu which ennvourn In
Clnclnnntl on .1 o mm ry IP.
'Thn plny'M thn thlnic" nt Kendnll
college tnnlcht, whnn thre one-net
ilrnmM will Im irnetitnd In thn cnU
leie midltorliini by pupil of thn ex
pifwion nud public npenklntf de
puitmnnt. Thn proKram will rnm
menen nt f Hpeclnl ntret onr
nnrvlm linn ben nrranced for.
All rnhenrMiilM for the piny hfivo
been cnriilucled hy MIkm Miirxnrnt
Wvndhnin. head of Ihe exprenalnn
de put linent. Thn proflewU will bn
npfilled on Hie nw lnn IlKhllnK
uMiiem recently Inntnllnd.
Thn firm play ttlven wilt bn n turn
edy. "Joint Owner III Hpnlli," with
a chhI of five clinrncter. The curlnlna
will be rolled brick th cond time
for the drnmn. "Tlm llunhllrht." Thn
thlid piny will, bn 'Trench Without
n MnMlrr." it fnrce tmnnlAtcd into
KiirIImIi by thn prenldent nf the
Drumii I.eniMi" of America. There
urn In nctnri In the piny.
The Kendnll orchentrn, led by
Adolph Krnmnr, will fuinlih thu
mimlo for the occnlon.
ItnrrlcM Urr .Vol Vlld ti Motor
i'lildi It In (,1nlmcl.
Paul .lc3lroy neverely hrtitun I
innd tny hnvn received Imcrnnl in -rpi.,.r
i Jiirlnn nn thn renuli of havlnn collldfil
1 llll,UI ,,. ,. ,., l, ,...! b.,llnni.
Into nn opnn hole on Kant Heootul
ntrnnt lietwetn Peoria nnd Ow&mimi
McKlroy wim rldlnc cut nn a motor
cyclo wlin nti un lighted bnrrlcr
cmne Into view, too lain for him
to Mop.
Policemen li thnt one of tho
pollen nutomotilliri ran Into thn name
hid hvMl nlKhtn ngn, brenkltiK
ib wln.lHhietd nnd otherwliin ilnm-
hrIiik the rar At both tlmen, It wnn
TnlA AnHntlon'n Suiumnrv of Int
Vmr'n Work linn llccn .Mnllcil
5It Tticlny Misht.
Intorwnven with a niirvey of thn
ncnirriil rnllrond outlook nd fen
Hire of pot wnr trnnnportntlon dlf
flcultlcn. thn TuNa Trnfflc nnaocla
llon nnnual report for thn yvr 1919.
which wnn mailed out thin wenk.
cover In dotal! the shipping
huvlnexK
Mix nhlpmnnla, ratea, Increased
rate, bill of Indlnit, itelnyn, 1m
provementM, embnrKoc.i, nloraKn In
trnnnlt, trnfflc ncrvlre, pronecutloni
In fore Intermntn commerce, com in In
Mlon, ovnrcharire. lonn nnd flnnn.
olnl ntnlementji nro covored In the
nuteu no lucht wiui vlnlbln on tlm nevcnjingn, npeclal npnen mnnucrlpl
IHi of the mini, two u.irrcn nenm
jilnceil on ilHier nlde of thn oporilnK
nnd plnt.k placed acroiw to prevnnt
pnAeARn of ehlcl".
Hlreet deirlnienl nlht watchmen
were notified of thn lank of llRhla
to protect tho hole In tho mren nnd
were ald to have ntnrted out to plnnn
wnrnlmt liuiirrn over tho hole nt
a late hour Inm nlnht.
Kctten up by the focromry of the
local awiuclntlon, K. N. Adnnm. Tho
report will probably bo rend and
diacuxned at tho annual banquet of
the association Thursday evening.
January 20, at Ilotul Tulea.
Special niunlc han beon obtained
for tho occnnlon, Dick Gulberson
havlm? aurced to repeat Hie selec
tion wliluh hn mtig beforo thn Ito
tartan luncheon yenterday. Several
other feature of entertainment nre
aleo promlid an woll an nenkerii lo
bo announced later.
Illxoii Ihuicrnl In Tmlny,
Tunoral servlcen for Mr. A.
O.
inxon, wirn or nr. liuon, wno ih very
111, will hn held thin rnornliiR at 11
. m. from Stanley & McOuno par
lor. Thn body will b Kent to Guth
rie, tho old Illxon homo, for Intor-tnont.
EASTERNERS VISITING TULSA
of
Illinois .Men Inipcvt IVopcrty
t.'nlvcmnl IVtnilouni Co.
Properties of tho 1'nlvernal Pntro
leum corporation In thin city were
Inspected yesterday by a party of
eastern Invemor mont of whom nro
hern from Illinois on a general tour
nf Inspection. W. J. Herman, vice
prenldent of tho corporation, con
ducted the visitor over tho oily.
Thoy left last nUht for Allen. Okln
where the corporation ha a re
finery. I'Villnwlnir are the men who com
posed the parly:
Krnnk N. Clark, Arch Cramer,
Chnrlea J. Pelers, John Ona, R, C.
Wilbur, W. A. Dobbins, Charles Mc
Millan, !. V. Uassett, Dr. D,
O BhonehncHsv Ur u
.V. Klmmons, W y n-ib
V. W. Ward, K. It M"
sett, H. It. lloilor.i . L , v V"
U It. Flynn, A. M. i i N
"Ho Ul
s n T.J
Vork On ScIkkiI sitiia,ft0
Thn rfntirlu.lln "na-
clvlo club roprescn'i'
boon lnvratlt;ntInK cr.r i i
schools will bo he'd , ,
school this ovcnlne .it o
reports of tho liuiid.-i.
nance, committee w
nt that Unto and H,. c
blnod with those n
nine by tho chuirm n '
mil hlBh cost of li
committed. The r
for action which ih
calls for will then b i, ;
TiiUn MlnNlcr ImlKil.
Itnv. C. W. Kerr, pastor of thn
I'lit I'rhyterlan church nf Tulun,
hn been Invited 'to conduct thn
nvniiKelUtlc and vocntlonnl snrvlren
to be held In Trinity collect),
Wnxiihnchle, Tnxn. fur 10 dnyn be
HlnnliiK I'clirunry 12. These sendee
nrn tn be held In nil the Protestnnt
churches throughout American dur
ing thn month of Kebrunry. Trinity
colleen I nnn of tho oldest college!
In Hm southwest.
Inter-Church Mnrmcnt.
A talk on tho Inter-church world
movement will bn lven by lie.
Iiuls S Iturtnn. pnstor of thn llos
tnu Avenue Methodist church, at
thn rcKulnr weekly rneellmr of thn
ministerial alllnncn In the Y M. C.
A. Moinlny mnrnlm: t 10 30. Itnv.
Ilnrlon I expected back either to
d.iy or tomorrow front thn world
survey conference of the Intor
churclic throughout Atnerlca dur
Clty. Kliuill liny .MIhsIiii-,
llort Htnnford. 9 yenrs old, son
of Jr T Stnnfonl of tho Stnnford
I'urnlturo company, linn been miss
litK slncn 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon, li wsn reported to tho nollcn
Info Inst nlKht. Ilffort of policemen I
lo locnto Ihn mlsslni: Ind wern un
successful up to. a Into hour this
murnlnS.
AsK for
HILL'S
Stsndird cold rmJy far 1 ft yttii
in iiuict lorm un, turt, no
pplSlfl lllllll lip k COId III 14
r r .a
I I lift '
FIVB MILLION PKOPLK
USED IT LAST VEAU
MILL'S
houti f llrv. tiln In i ittri
Money back li li ttu. int
(tnutno po nn Kf.i
lop n 1 1 li rar. inn
pictur.
Ac Alt Unit Slttt
BIG WALL
PAPER SALE
January 14th to 22nd
25 to 75 Per Cent Dis
count From Regular Prices
30,000 rolls of wall paper to be sold
in eight days to make room for our
new stock now in transit. All good
stock. Modern .patterns.
If you art) ko'hik to redecorate your house this
spring, come in nnd select your paper Mieforo
thin is Kone. NHYKK ANOTIIKU OI'POKTUN
IT,Y LUCK THIS!
COMIO TO THE OLDEST WALL l'APEIt
AND PAINT STORE IN THE CITY
W. T. Brown & Co.
114 SOUTH BOSTON
Mnkcs
IVvdor of llaptlMt Cluuvli
Strung SlutcnuMit,
One of tho most noteworthy fea
ture In connection vtltlt thn Intro
ductlon nf OrK.itnno trcntman'
throiiKhout the south linn been the
larsii number of ministers of the
tiospel who have unlicsitntliiKly nnd
viiluiitiirlly k I ven tills wonder ul
treatment Ihulr iimitiiiilflcd ludoisu
ment
Uev. It V. He p.it..r of thf
Mlnelolliuy Mn jit I'll i burch.
Hryutit uvonui". I'ml W 'Mb TMi
i one of thn latest to ci'm, r.irwnr l
and add Ills tisiiiiium i, i,. th.i ,
HMtnts of otbetH win tun, in en i'
hlnred to henlih t it .1 In
ncrlblnK his tnniMri nnd li 1 t 1 '
find relief lleveiin.l t s m,,i,i
"I suffered fiom 'irrii'uviri. 11 1
u Kencnil rundown inn 1 mi in.,
or less for the List Ihn. itiis I
could not sleep h.miiuIIv ,mt for th
past year I uffeud (ro u tin- n 1
effcots nf Influcnr 1 and pin-miionii
1 had to diet nis, ir with strtt tf
und was so ui'uh I i b,irll atl
' to set ritound. In fact, a sliwi unit
WOllld tire lllll out completely nnd
1 couldn't tt nny i.sttul . ut
nlsTht, 1 not only iff, i..l a in 1
deal of pain, but became wen'
and run down thut 1 wu.il 1 the
very ulckly In trjlnif t do no
woi k.
"After readlOK of the work 'i
AUtunn was doiim I dei th d t.. K
It a trial, and the lesult I hnc
(TOtlrn from four bolilus hnc b"
remurknbln. I lotp well at omln
now, out utiythlne I l"". and relish
every meal, t nm not nervous an
jnoic, and feel full of life and vUur
orxntonv treatment tins proven i
bo tho ilKht IhliiB In my oase, an t
1 tiinnot wiy too much for it as I
Blnrerely Lollevo It Is the most r
marknblo medical dlcoeiy . ul
treatment ovor put boforo tho pub
lic." Ornntonn Is not n so-' nllcd pa en
or oe. idt remedy hut n new sc en
tirio treamient uhsolulcly free f o
nleolK-l til an) ' rm K"1' H B'M
ivii.'. 1 It It tielmai!' l!-al
et?rc ex l uuvcly m Mar tho pc n I
direiticn of a pri 'tn ursminii
raaentivvvr oincr iiBenin
Ihe Lskimo
Builds His Home for a Season
You Build
m l a l m
a jLTieunie
Is
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A snow house that is built for only a season need not be built
very carefully, but you who build for permanent needs should
insist on using
Building Materials That Last Longer
and thus be relieved of the cost of frequent repairs.
Nd matter what kind of a building you are going to erect, we
can save you money on the material, besides being able to fur
nish plans and offer many helpful suggestions. Come in and
be convinced.
M
"WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS"
itiiietonka Lumber
Company
OTIS L. SNOW, Mgr.
801 Eaot Third Street
Phone Osage 203
I O I-
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llexull" turo, out Tulsa." -Advt.
Forty-five hundred separate loans
make up the sum total of the $16,
000,000 loaned by the Exchange
National of Tulsa to the business
interests of this city and state.
Is it not interesting to note that
there are so many men and firms
in this community who can pass
the close investigation of Ex
change directors and officers?
Does it not sound a note of con
fidence to know that there are so
many successful-going concerns
who are creating outlet for labor
and materials by using, tempo
rarily, the funds left here on de
posit by the 19,000 depositors in
Oklahoma's largest bank.
nnn fhink of thf
good
Sfnn
amount of
can and is
0.01172
otp a t
Exchange
for Tulsa and
the
you will find the reason why the
directors of this bank take such a
personal interest and lend their
efforts daily to its upbuilding and
safety.
There is more in the Exchange
National Bank th an marble walls;
there is real industrial romance, if
you can but see it. .
The Exchange National of Tulsa
Affiliated with the Exchange Trust Co.