The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 06, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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TULSA l ll. WOK I I1. SATURDAY, M Kt'H I!, I!W.
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TEACHERS FORM
A LABOR UNION
. i'. of L Approves Or
ganization of Instruc
tor of Schools.
F(fa 10,000 MEMBERS
re to Broaden II ind
of MftntaM and Improve
Affairs.
, . ... . . ,. i t -. BMM UN
nKliAHOMA CITY. Mar,-h
h, in ri an federation ( uaboi
. r, ,i . ,kirti in oty m-hooii. pa.
, itii the iirwiini.-iiiliin f
,. ),, rw v 1 1 .i atentbeiablp of sra le
. r. ' II Htillnian, preatdent nf
. kinerican l p in-anon if Tim ti
,.i nmuMirii'i'il
lh- teaoBefs' fnderailon liaa H
ibtrahtp ol m.ooo mm m r
,, . ,t with thi" Aini-rlraii Mtri
Wot ii hot. The tity teachers'
i.i ion 1 not oonaeted
nh the other orsantsatloa, R A
i , m. president, hM toiUy, bat
, arould not r 1 1 k Htiy Hiaiement i i
,, whether Iiim Hiwwiatton eventually
H..V..I .iffUi-itf w th the leai'hvr
i, rt of tin- t union are
, i- ,,f the adrlani" commit-
, icbool ilivl.lnn, ami nf the
t-.M hers Mutual association
memo r i H reproaenintlw 01
, crad'1 w'hool
Mil Kthei Passlnsrr chatrasan of
hi t,.i orSanlSStlon, wilil thi' union
, m , ,. ii mpleted unit tliat nho
, i ttitH-r-il.lp f nt li'.-mt too
. ,, hi i I'll" objeota of orsanlslna,
i,.. m id vara MtO tiroadnn th
,,,ln il- of t-iiihiTH una aruuae n
, . p. ,i. i real in oommunJry hi
State HrU f
1 1 KM IV FTP!' . Mar.-, r. IMw.n.l
Sanaa, forsnor it treasurer of
Power, Instant!) Silted whan a
roc in th- Blaokatom i wh
ha . ai work, tell on in;- hi id and
broke hla nook iV loavea a if,-
.ill J IWO Ktlldll b, J I
P vwiii sk V March I rii K tt)
tatton, lor ,i r i .- mllaa south of
lo r,- eras bald up b a highwayman
ai I: Id o'clock ihi mornlni and
robbed Only a! ".is aaourad from
th" niiit operator Tha hlaihwaj
man made lui eece.pi Thi sheriff
of.Oaaf a countj haa lafl f..r tho
can a nt i he holdup,
i'
I'lKr.v CITY, Iterah
t Itya iiif Kinks ii.ui t.iiai dopnatta
or approtlmatoly ffva ami ona-rialf
milium rinll.ir at iho close of btMl
th sm on sbruar) is. according t"
tatamanta Jual ihhik .i in anawar to
tin official .-all Tha deposits
aiiniimt tn t,llf .114 t.(Q ami tin ra
aourvaa in ifttfl,4IOti
TAHLBQUAII, kjaroh I w u
Halanttna, Jr., twlca alat'tad rlarh or
Chardkaa county, haa raalaned hw
noaltion and antarad .i looal mar
oantlla aatabllahmani The raakfna
no?' waa ulil t" ha due to inauffi
olanl aalary. John M. bttMefiekt
deputy i lack , haji bean bonflrmad h
ihr board of rotant) oommlaatonan
n Itiilijitlnp'n auocixKiit .
Robert a MoBlrnejf
Punaral director, riion- I!
ill South Main AdM
Nannie Optlnil? iiw
l-ji
RURAL LIFE WILL
BE STUDIED HERE
Supt. R. H. Wilson ts to
Perfect Plans for Big
( Ion ference.
m Aaaertataa rraea State win
OKLAHOMA. CITY M I
Han for a conference on rural ad
in'atlon ,'inil iinintry lif,. i. i.p dl
irrti-it hy ihi istji t dapBrtrdeni of
i iliii'a'lon ami fr-ilcm! hiiraaa nf
jeatlon to be held M Chandlei
Muic-h In :'T. uill I" miHh' minor
row al RhaMtler n n Wile in, atata
auparNitantfam of public Inatrucilon,
uanounoad today. Klthar tho auper
intandam oi one of in ualstaou
hi iiiiMmi tia' meeting
uevernnr Itobortaon ho
nn InTltatlon to attend Uta
it w u Mtnounoe I uid th'
tha atlblli ichool inrati in i
.i '1'i'Xafl in il M.iNi'ti-i :irv oxiioi ti'il
in aanition inuraiom rrum more
dkHani imrt ol tm country,
oloat and definite eiudj of rural
m h'ioi problame 1 1 ' be takatj up
dnrtriK tha oonfei'anca
ah oounly ra perl n tendon td of
achoola H Oklahoma wefi -om a
lettfi by iin atata nipenntendenl to
'ioy urgtna tneen attoml the con
ference, Kepreeentatlvea of all the
Hint" normal achoobj will be in.
enl Rehoota i:i be oioaad In
Mttcoln county durtna the dayw m
H'.. confarvnee o. W Uaaa, count)
pupertntendeni lias announced, i'hf
commercial cltre of Chandler alraadi
aoi opted 1
meal int.
haa In of
of t i,i
and -i ih
i to l he on
I .nun. I- lor I' lil(i,
I'ovi'.v ,'rr. March Tha
federal noeioffira daportmani unn
loaod a leaan- her with ayndlcata
ii iti rtlna aa tnietee, fur a l6year
laul on the fiiM fimir of the i i
M temnla r .' i..r i poatofflrn
ituaftara, ti i cui,ed lune i Tm
bulldknaj i t i i x , 1 1 feet, Poalal ini--.
neaa her. h.n far outgrown lha prai
an! luaJrtara Aprdtciitiiii I baon
made to be declarog i flral rloaa of.
. ,n
vlatnr in. in i all
KM BHHIDK t'nl Mian h I
ii,'ui. li lytnond IV IVaraon. i
i rnttad s .. '. .. i n i . v i it. it- a aa
killed it Mai ch field n r hare i o
iliy when hla ,.'i.;..m.' went Into
tan apiri too near (he ground to re
cover. Lleulrnnnl I'earaon hud i n
flying hi i l n .nil
.ew-m ii Ull WorW
VV'ir! UTA, Kn., Mnn h A. H.
V of ;iv nokrt, I k!iu. n ptOAMr
s.rtti i "i thai piirt of tho H'Ht', r.
irwalfatfai ; ttp best pairing . rop
ifjirMli of Woottl mty will pro
. . v r frequently W K't Wt
Op u -.-.is. .ii."" pjaid Mr, Kox. "Thi i
ii staple i tup which makoft a fltlfl
d?d for i." kinds of ttOOk, and it 1m
. t.MK crop which ius wellt
pvi ralllnc wi find that Fariheiifl
add nj i" the alfalfe reoae
M.dii tor Rnlltitigt uirl,
rffc:NUVWTTA, March A mail
i itx hhl nunc Uii "HaUiwln," hut
who registered al :i looal eootnlngl
i iue under tho name nf J. A. Mr- 1
atlllan, and connected with n tfavct
I ir in iminy vnv . waa erreated at
it requeai oi Oketnah atfttiorlUea
enticing i young vomtin front
Mfci mah.
DR. ALLISON
H.iiirF 9 o. m. to I p. in
14 : East Third Street
i cli'iiliiini' Okjikc 9373
ft
rhey Are
aV
Here
Spring Suits thai
arc nifty, well tail
ored and conserva
tively priced, if you
admire style thai
carries quality and
Service then thos"
new suits are just
what you are look
inj; for.
OLJV1 ES
I othes Shop
223 S. Main St.
L.
I
Is Your Size Here?
We have selected from our
stock about 200 pair of shoes,
two and three pair of a style.
If your size is among them
the price is
$5, $6 and $7
These shoes are all standard
makes, wonderful values and
will not last long at these prices.
Wright Clothing Company
The Home of Hart Schaffnvr & Marx
PICKERING'S
MMiipla atitam Hiialari
For Saturday
ggan lala mi iiw olebantdl
'Monarch Hosiery'
1
Lad lea' All s.ik Hoee. 11.41 and
If.Tl numbera,
No w.i i Tea
$2.00
bliicl white, .v Jn 1 !)
Ladlee' Bool Hi'k
(I'MtW . . . .
95c
Lad lee' Rllk I.lal Huae, ahapad
75c
Ladiae1 silk Llata ii
btaok "i whit,
Lad lea' irnini Llale
Hoae
(i5c
45c
Mieeea' end Girls' fin Ribbed
69c Hoae, I ii.iIih
95c
i ;i :i lid Tout he' extfi ii
Hchool ;u. vatu
3 pain tor . . . .
Men'i siiu sox n
colors, t pain
lletvi verv beel :
eorth to
j palre for
95c
$1.85
$105
TWO-EYELF.T
KID PUMP
Special
Saturday only
$5.00
Robinson Bldg,
KM'ONIl I .iin ii MH
HTAIJtM till I LI Viol!
To Cure A Cold
la One Day
Take
"Laxative
Bromo
Quinine
Tablets"
Be sure you rl the Genuine
IKik for this signature
oq t he box 30c
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THE M ASTER OF MAN
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The Master of Man
Hy Sir Hull CfdinOi K. B. E.
IOK four yfHtfl Hull Caint'l pen lias btMl luid aside, whilo
he hM di'Nnird MmMll to Ihfl Mrvio of liia country. For
(our jraare) hundreds of t'i. n..i . ol readers liuve wuitcii im
patiently for a iK W novel from tin- autlmr of " I lie Manxman,"
"The Deeoitter," and " I he Woman Thou (ravest Me."
Now comes this lonrf aweited ator . 'The Master of Man"
Hull Caine at his beal the one ,ii literary lundimirk of
1920 bafjini In llrurtt'i for JMarcfc
Why Men Dislike Their Wives
AS Assistant District Attorney of king County that is to
. say Brooklyn Mlai Helen P. M oGonniok hK Uateaed
(o the plaints of nu less than five thousiind linhuppily married
couples, rron tins Intimate experience with domestic discord
she lias learned many of the fundumeiitul causes under
I) ing marital unhappinetl, And she has come to the conchisiou
that the wife in the chief offender I HAy? Head "Why Men
Dislike Their Wives." In for Mai da
(van the Dead Pursue the Living?
A PAMOl IS French actress once refused the advances of a
M fount Breton lllitor who died two years later with men
aces against her on his lips. I' or two years after his death ha
vwii Kuhjeeted to persecution which took the form of loud
cries and other terrifying noises, plainly heard by others in her
company . Head "A Cottaftc in Hampshire, " a true (host story,
b Sir Arthur Cones Doyle leflaarati for Man h
Short Work Long Job!
a
1 ' )l seven months, W hitinit Williams, Director of Personnel
I ol a great steel company, labored under an alias, as the
buddy of his foreign-horn friend Anton, or Fietroor Stcphano.
He slept with him in the same In I and worked beside him in
the mines and factories, to learn from him al first hand, the real
causes of OUT industrial unrest. "What is the most important
ruth von learned?" he was asked. You will find his answer
a most remarkable one In faOMf'l for March
Bernard Shaw and the Gloomy Dean
ni I.IAM RALPH INGB, Dean of St. Penis, no doubt
had Iteruard Shaw in mind when he asserted that religious
teachers today ure to be looked for outside the church. Vet,
in spite if ins liberal religious views, there is in all Fngland no
more scathing opponent of Shaw's socialism. Shaw IttSoks
with characteristic satire the somewhat rcaetiouaiy views of
" I tie Gloomy Dean" on many of the great economic and social
problems of the day In ftWrst'l for Hank
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