The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 15, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 10, Image 10

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY. MARCH 15, 1920
SCHUMANN HEINK
IS TULSA VISITOR
Famous Singer and Tarty
Have Quirt Sunday
At Movies
IS PLEASED WITH CITY
Mitilitnic Will Sin.T In Oiir
Haii Tontfhl Aft.T am
All Pay retterd"
Mjw1a.ni Krnaatlna f- huinHTin
TTelnk nrrtvi d yneterdnv n.iirniiiB.
anvmirauih-d .v MBJ NiM WalOtlSI
imi Mm ICAherlBi Hoffmann "faa
party M stopping it Betal Tain
Madame hag bttH doing I iinni n I
of tritwIiMK I'"" paai I" dai Blld M
MMU "l i1'1' a1" '""""'"'I I" P' "d
8'inl,i m pJ PM ' relaiAtl'Mi from all
VggtaaBB MM M h BBOdBdl MM
nwt. Win wn found In Um hi'1' 1
at any Jtna dirrtmr Hie day or BUN
MnbNK bbsbpI lag iMakaaa nd
dinner.
W In re MM BtlBl tl mnv bs rt n r to
tiwfint iimi aoukbarn alifornta I"
her home nml Unit the nlr In that
'iriniiv i ladsn with movie w run
The ureal hiiik'T la of llw DM
ardent mm vi. fans. Bhs nseBr wm?
to tiro of thn Hgla and Blwayi
from In two or Hire In an sf'oi
wioii MM tNM BTth BHlMlhg Wd I
rawly to K HKlllll. eatardny airr
rmn, sh OgOUplad frolll wal Bi
inn of the popular thSBtBfS and
whnn It BlUsunnnad lha BUdl
tnrn that Miuliiruo H humeim-Holl k
wni In tho IBWBB i ttlB BlinounOBmBOl
wan Ktven eueh an ovnth.n, HmM
mhiiiiii hh funnel u make snarl
tPPaofa from her M 1,1
"I Alwuyn Uka lo -imo l T'ihm ."
she m I yrsicd.n - wonder ir
yon Tulaan know wlmt a WOnder
fill cliy you have Thi n' t leanici M"u
to ho foiin.1 hire v iln Htrancia
wiihin your gates ihM thay do nol
find am Kin rn els. '
When BsBod about I'Ynnk la
IVitko. wlio usually iil.iva for her,
Mn.la.mc enal lh.it wtx'ii ah oa
ta-k,u 111 with pneumonia In fu.li
fornln anoul three or four months
ao. Mi Lai I nri' ti"k n vai-mmn
anil ratUI had to Raw rk noil Jiint
a day or two ari.-r hi! ratlim ' tin'
friitropoll.i hr nlippfil and ft-ll on
tho aMawalk and broka Ma wiint,
whh-ti la now rapidly Impfovtof
Maitnrnii will ninNU In SOBoaH
ioi.ij.hi in OoDVtntioa haJL
PASTORS EXPRESS
VIEWS ON ELECTION
CO NT I Nli',l KHrM lAOK ONR
Anil Lhe OtJlMH Who tunning tot
offlno on Hie Niimo 1I Ki i
If tho K(01 IHMipIn of Hip city wilt
fllmftHfM their duty mw .tH iltt.ciiK,
thrc In no qtiftlmi ax tO the ottl
coma of tin election but If you piny
iiw;iv from the h1n niol ftJlOtJV th
(lenlenn of rlc fttld crime to flood
OUT bill lot f-o!M With Unholy MMiI
Mfflflnh V04M, nnd many of them till
fairly m c tired, It will Ih Up to fOU
to how our he, id w It ti Nh.uiic, and
rndurn wlthont mtit-mur the fl;iuut
tnir of vlcp and every evil Ihtnir In
thin city. If you do not voto, and
thn thiibtM which InferH the WttlttM,
hi Jn'k on. and h.u lit and bool
liKKcrn f Ian nt theniHel vea u (ion ymi,
rount youraelf eitially icultty with
them, nnd romplntn R01
The f . rm i I Miiid "KleMHc.i In the
ONE WOMAN'S
EXPERIENCE
Of Intereit to Expectant
Mother.
(ioahari, Ind. "I took I.ydia K.
Pinkham's VeKetablr Compound with
Booil rcmiltH uf tcr
T had RBHH for
otnp timo with
fenialf trouiilo.
OtM yt'arn oro I
had twin buyn anil
took your VgB
tabid Compound
lM"fore thy ramo
a I bo befora my
four yoar old boy
was tiorn, and
HftprwardR, and
think it tino for
Buch rane. 1 toll ottMM what vt did
for me and you may publish my
tratimomal. Mm. Cko. A. I'OOS,
711 S. S)th SL, (ioahen, Indiana.
Tha axpericr.rc of Motherhood in
a tryinK one to moat women and
marks distinctly an epoch in their
lives. Not one woman in a hundred
is prepared or understands bow to
properly care for herself. Kverv
woman at this time Bhould rely ppofl
Lydia B Pinkham's Vefretable Com
pound, a Boat valua))le tonic anil ;n
vnjorator of tbe female orvranbon.
In many homes once childless there
re now children lorause of tlie fact
tlmt I.ydia K I'inkiiam'a Ve(?-Uble
Compound maken woman normal,
healthy and strotiK and tiiia gjood old
fashioned root and herb remedy con
tains no narcotics or harmful drugs.
NATIVE
KRBS
TABLETS
If T"u fttl nt of s-srln rin down rr "all
f mm offr i icrlio- . or u ton ar ChiN
ITIPA1XD, or jur LtVKl U ut of or
d-.r iakg Biilss KATlVai Hl Kl TAB
IdJSTfc. You will Kvt up nail morning
I aal lag Trrv ma Miter. Kaali Ik yn
tain a fil'AKANTKK ami lk noalrd
rlth a b'ur aaal bearing ncuaiorf of AUN
KO O. H aUM r'vr Va by all . - ?
rl r i, r it) boia rouUiiunx .'00 doars for
$1 00 and a miaJIrr ain for 1.60. fcfadt
for t 00 aud a ftmallar aiao for $ '.o
kUM CO., WAHII , D, 0.- Adi.
' sr t-
-t 1 hark arilltoul qtioatlnn
,Ci ii Ml M r lr fail, tit tha
I . r,i t ,,,, tlt ,r III H (.
r KM) '.KM A, l(IMiHI(M TIT
K I t U. nr oth-T tlchin Hkln
fiif-i-HB-1. Trj m ;s -cfiu i.t. i
man who w.tiwth nol In 1 1 - roun4l
of the uiiKoftU not ftind ih in t)M
av of MnflVfl Mir fi'tcth in tf
M ft t nf m-nr nc 1 1
Ltl out ilogAMi from hH tlw foflU
hf. "in, with Iht IMttla' "Hop
Kin for Mayor' tft our ba'il'' CH
riiurr pmoniiTTicRiAN fiimwrii
n w. Ki a i
The ptmtor cf tiw NnM Prdatry
ictui,, d,ur.ii to Hit Kiinday moln
ink NFVftW MfffSd bin MIttpla ' '"
e ire nnd vote In the iiifnnrv H
tion fro Tii'-nday Itevi-rend h'ir nn id
thut noiity a RI0 for OOd fOVtrll
meat In our city h.td been ot f tlx
MUM br-cau the i luiroh pvoptl nnd
EhffM who believed In 0DOr1 r
irtiineTii did not ito In the pf
marl! 'I he who nn- Hirnlnrt MkW
mfcrrr.rrnanl ar- alwaya iran1
lei trin fOOd pOOplOi " " "nd
women, pr'dimlnatf In Ulfl prl
marli-H Uiln year. It nutf and OBJM
MVttf virtc fol H1fl w h t'loo' f'rr ef
flolool jerxb' nnd inw nforoawnfit
UtH tin vole for a larK"r HfHItf Mid
leaner Tulu lot im hnvt. ax our
logiin "To make lHiteW aaft . c
in which to rM our !' nnd girl
If ynu d0 roil know Ul - .1 ml h H l -
rrrforoi yuuim if bv aal ln ootnn ?e
In vibtun pOU confidence
PtfMrT M K CMITRCH
(J, W. Abel
rrlmrln fOU bev board m ni.ut
HmM and mram thla rnlnn I am
urvtoff ei ymi tn-jt dttlj or vood ell
iMndbJp
ThoTO miKhf to h a law OOmpoM
Inaj rvepv rUrlon U wile Aa It '.
tha lav atrMUflg OOOpli nre pOOf
voicra, wMlo the laWloN and crimi
nal tlomoni k'"'ni rotori
Next Tueadii every amldci. bOO
leKiter, pnpprlOlOTO of foiutn and
bi ot bela Will be at the polld, Wblb
I liouaaoda of 1 00 bet ler cloAV 0
tUai no wlil volt with by ota)
iiiK ot be. mi nml not voting- at all
Th nijoriiv of pOOpli in IhM
city are w 0M aide of good OOV'
ortimmit. tmt them H only Ollt wav
utiili-r th OJU n lO v W9, M th.it it
will nnunt and lhat la by vol inn
That la thv OQlp wiiv food "
can br OMPtod Id Offldl and the
only way la kodp til Off! pOjod after
t hev PO lorjlad, No fity official
rlaeH hlafher than tha crowd (hit
puie linn to - f f
We wfiot it fOOd I bun Oily, with
OfflOOfO competent ii (five a BOOd
boaitieaa ad mtti Ifi'r at ton , the OilNMtl
hip of Tumm dooorvoi it, mil no man
c.tn d0 'hia itttil OOOOpI the UppOlM
tif Ihn thuK e0 toent r the oltj
So I have ill i iTKent Ion for von
(and I would trny II If mv own
brothor wod t.ha ono tny nupjoirtlon
amoild dOfOBt) ft on t vote tor R man
in the eotnlriK OaOOtton for whom the
'rlminal eb'ttoMif. of the city in hoont
In a. r-
BOSTON kVWHVX M I CHURCH
' iriMiia s Borton )
I um fully BOfOUddod tho I one of
the ittwtt laeka iif our modern civ
IHoodon la the iliairh of lutereat in
the forming am! dlrOOtlOfl of fOl
nun on u Thoi tour whole poopu
nted a revival of lltlM Nat red dul v
rook without i To examine the
T.i n vole oOOl In can- own Oily In oUf
municipal elecltona, la to convince
the moat okOp&OOj. Thla next wc K W
are ealled on to to the poiln Hod
ka) bv our ramliir vvno Mtuiil tunc
the ehnrK'1 nnd dlnw Hon Of the txtt
eminent of our T.'i.iOO pooplo, men
women anil children. In our OttV Of
fjtiff) affulra of buaVUlOOO, mOl ill
otc. Thene an.ci ed iiitettH are, by
the ballot, oommlltod i" rnoii who
roprooonl 'i" Nol lo vote ta Hthr lo
, afiiin Of nOflOt ' our r ponntblllly
'i be linoo oro cloooli drown Ifl Ih
olooiion ihte wooli whom do rti
want lo i 'in our .t ' Are you OotM
frod wllh oil opop town n town 01
KarnhltrtK hOUOOOi 00d 'bOOil
olntl with ail UlOlf 01 BOdonl eviln '
If nol, li pOUl t red fraro hine lORl
the pOjpyi i nmofll OOl of their hand
ami phM I I' in tha RandO "! fflOn
whom yotj hrllove Will tflOOhOff
thui am red t ' j 1 1 i h 1 1 1 1 y Thy uri
be found' men have btOfl drafted
to aiiow then nomod poi on tht bnl
lot ir do thla work. It rvery I
ami woman Riond 11 hl plOrO, and
lbs vot. .c i . nrnoni wot w nt, nib
em, i jot i a pOOd )"i it admin. a ta
tioi, Nol in 00 thin ih to fun Hod Rl
tthlii cfin at lima Romombor nt th
primofi t 'he puree whofo UiU mot
lei (a largely iletirmineu i v.u
ate dOObtflll ahoul whom lo OVIppOfl
ooiiouti Rwmoom Id whom pwn bntR
. onfldom r
I HtfT MHISTIAN ttUBCM
i RtOOdt I hit!
QOOd govet nt w mUOl have.
OHM "11 out mm I luiHrna rR In dan
iter I am uoltofObly OppodOd to aov
profTrom which prwctlcod durinp? tht
ween In ataie and mm i Ipol go . o
monto, itndo to nouirwllit ihg work
of tho I hurch ami RMlht) II a Joke
Yaw, we nerd a ban Oltj more Lban
.i i 1 1 ft one.
Wr XHD I ' It HiHM Y T I) It I A N
i Wilkirw 11 Murphv. dr. I
i am noirrlneod thol Tuloi noiror
h.iti be foi it a nuifi momoniom
HNniR than the tlOOttnn Of Oil offi
i a In WhlOh R to l ,i k I pi. tea licK '
Tueada TtSlkM la WlttlOlll dOllb
the magic eliy" of I morion in lln
v aat rooournon for wonlthi Lot m
make Tu laa knnwii a a Hie "ihjmi
eltv" not unlv bOOnUOS Of i lm WOOlth,
bill bnonilM of Ha riahteounneK-w
The POOPlO of TUHM w ho bOllPTR In
horn no in afftv nnd oaourlty who
believe In law Vnfoi i ineitt nnd de
cenc v , who believe in u clean
eight eo ua city nhould tninport men
for OOTtOOf Whom they know Will
give ua an adm In Inl ra I ion that aland
fOI theao thing The riaOii man in
bo riee ud if the otoon ' oi fonrlnn
pooplo of TuIrr wiii no to the no 111
nnd vote There are mora RTOOd
people, In TtllOn than there are had
people HI ud v t he e.i ndbhi te and
vote for the mnn thai von know wilt
do w hat he pfOmtnOR tO dn,
v i MM ,i : v n t m i i tv CHtTRCfl
fW. C 'lock
The hi vior M.iid rondor to Cndonf
the thlnga that are Cn00nf0. ThR
i "h rHt tan t hi' re fore hdl 'lilt V to
perform In the e it tit i it g elect lo n
oder to Intciligentlv vote ho Will
need the WtodOWl of a ferpant an ft
iit' hnrmlnoRnonn of i dove, n '
re eed the light from everv ax .1 il
able bOMfOO. he will follow It regard
leaa of whete It mav lead htm for b
known that In mo doing he will hnt.
ten the dav in which rlaThtOOURfW
will cover t he eart h aa the w ;t 1 1
cover the aea.
V B0LCT MBTHODIHT CHURCH
(COU3RBD)
f if T. I J oh noon
Tho nrlmarv e lei-1 Ion. whin the
nolltirol portloR mlnci enndldnlti
foi 1 hi rnrtouo olti off pen win no
TllOOdOV IhlR WOOl The grave
moral HMtUd of thll 'aiona.an RMUld
rompOl not onlv everv h rial Ian but
. ....-.. ...... 1 aa k. .
It ""I" NlfHI noil it'll' "M 1
n no? a Oiriatniri to VOtl
Trll ie are two dOI mtlfl tp-katn
IH 'lie field p,th have Lhn not.
of good pROpjR Hut ihepa la thin
difference Kvrrv bOOtlOffffOr gam
bloi nnd lowd poroon In Tuiaa in
RUp porting the lluhl.ard ticket
WhllR the Mopi-inn tbket hnn the
Inilppoi ' ,,r thoflfl people who aland
I for HlgflROl morala and OlOOfl aTov-
Ornmen! If thorn aro ne&roea who
ran not torfcl the imwionn ndminiR-
1 1 1 .1 ' ton and, therefore have rel-
ioroa finmocrniR and poi want Tutnt
10 rurnlnh a Potior environment for
the roar Inf Of children and .1 Letter
plot r in who-h to Hvo thorn Ml vn
Ihl bignal thing; to d'i Ifl tO vote for
Mopk inn
ThO ropWOllOOM have, a nurnher of
andi lateit bill only one t. KM Hj
rOr it t have been able to leain
'bey nil ntand f'ir wttdt ifl htehoof
nnd heat In municipal government
-vnovrnr 1-1 nominntnd, if ele.
w'lll gi ijh a bottO Till 1 I
r intra l .m.-w m a into
M per pool of TulRfl negrooM art
Rill in ra pub linn rantu Thm in rj
II PhOUld be While the prh t I
Lincoln ha gtlevou dv har knlblder
II PlMlWfl marked rugni ,,f ponllnnri
nd it pollticallv. our innplratpm
nnd hofio
DR. ALLISON
11. huh a. m to 0 p. m.
MV2 East Third Street
'telephone Osae 0373
BLISS-
1 1 u.h I I'ollthvil X. i. 1 11-. in. in i
HOPKINS
For Spavinaw Water
Don't be deceived! C. P. Hopkins
was one of the original boosters for a
better water system for Tulsa. He
was for the water bonds when they
were voted and he now stands for an
honest and efficient expenditure of
that money for the exact purpose for
which it was voted.
The men Who opposed the water
bonds and are now supporting Mr,
Hopkins are entirely consistent. They
were not against a first-class pure
water system but were against turn
ing over that much of the taxpayers'
money to the Hubbard atlministra
t Ion.
They doubted both his intentions
and his ability and now that they
have the opportunity to support a
man whose very name inspires the
fullest confidence of every man who
is familiar with his personal charac
ter and business qualifications, they
are in full accord with the bond issue.
If you, Mr. Voter, are for Spavi
naw water and want dollar for dollar
value on the money spent for it, your
best interests will be served by the
election of C. F. Hopkins.
Ic.l
p
W. C. 7. U. WORKERS MEET
lo Maraa Nbi iivt-i.o,. ,, ,,.,
marni mj lmblema
Sin h iHiiiin ni . hi,, hi ,ilv ,ro,,
lams in nie olvlc responsibility of
womankind, the teaching of mi hi
lane in the puhlle chools, ami nie
jfom ot ihi Mata ,,! IndtiBttial
Imnie will ba dlaeua I nt th in
monthly meninK or ihe city fedrr
inert v ( T I! In the (irnce t R
church, rourth and Trenton, bi 10
oeim-K wenneHH.i.v nrternoon. M-ih
17 All w. C. T IT ,.. n tni
city ami nil interested la tha atort of
Hie orKimlntlon an. nnceil in atiemi
he nieellriR
Mn a C Ban era ft, preairtent of
the 1 1 v ferti ration. will prnaMe
'luriiit- ihe program, for arhloh Ihe
following numbara have baan nr
rangt i
D mm, KasreUBM Itrv Ttoh
en h, Clarke.
ItiiNines amnion.
Rpeelal musle,
RespOINBlVe I h.s Mrs ;
K eaHi It inr
"Cltlsemhlp" John riogirs
Rpacbil muale,
Departmantal work- Mr Ulah D
I ill III Hll V
Dlrls' tadustrlaJ Hona Mm uirh
tir.i w Rurlrhan
Rex Hygltns Public school
taaohari
kddraag Mr. i, in R. fVygmnt,
Reading Mlaa Jossphlna ilaytnan
t'lirlllR the uncial hour Bl the etOBB
or um program, motnbora of the ...iai
Btda W i 0 T V lll ad ii hosteaaea.
Tiyd - fiichev Claanarfl for ajtttoli
service. Certiir Ailvt
Itch Allium Same to
ll Printed On Tlckti
in Michigan Primary
ATLANTA 'ia . Mnn h I I.
KnKrne I let, forfner CggdMatB
for ir'Mnlerit of the Cnlteil h'lala'.
now nn IllfaalB of the KJgltBBl
Slate., aanltanllafy here, hna ien
his BBgggnl for Ih" use of hia
name na a prrnirtcnliitl DaBdtdBtl
In Ihe Mi'-hlgan tuimiry BOBOrd'
injr lo a Klnlement niarte tontifM
b I'rnl II RailBM, warden ot lln .
inlnon Zerhat aia ert thai a rti !
Rniion of Michigan Baclalatta Hs
Mad liha al Ihe prison lag) week
unrt olifalneil h a mnaent to tha
line of hia nimio aa a Candidate In
Ihe Mlihlunn prim. lent. al primary.
MUCH PAVING IN PROGRESS
riant Rot fid KPOtffflfll Ul I a ilu.nt
1 0 mux of i iti.oun Y MOM
A.pprotimntnly i l,MI yard f i
paving in Tulna h.'u been let to con j
trictorw and la pnrtlallv under nun
Oiructlon. About 60 000 vardrv Ml
ready to lot or h.ia been adverlaed j
lo Inf. hut rntuuina rondv for the
pontf ndtOf to accept. Tin t o are
only two atreat eontrnc'ing flrma In f
thin ettv now doing work.
A plant 14 under eonatructlnn
which will InorOOOfl the rata of p.t
pig pei day from cmi than .itMj v.tt-'e
to mom chnn s.oon ynrdn Bui nvin
O 'hero aro now 191000 oqunrR
rnrdi of ntrootn nnd nlloyn which
were paved during the lant tw-.
v cat e A i preten t, ( 50,000 vardn of
pnving awali (he rail of ihe 00 n
tractor nnd hia men Tieae are th
flgurea given out hv CttV Knginecr
'. B. Orlggn.
BRE1AK INTO Till: PRaVTROtJftE
Thrj furry way Infnf C1iUllllflj
ami ii' -I I iinrt"lilnp.
VINCBNNU, Ifld . March 14.
Iturgbna riH-ontly broke Into the
RmoJlpOfl POM hotiae at I 'iirtn, near
here, and ntolo hed fiirnlahlnga,. be
lead.- ami practically nVOfythlfll
movable. The hOUOfl had bOOW clOOOd
I nhOTf I hue previous to the fob
bery and the furnialilnga were to
hOVO been dOdtPOgfOd to prey en t t he
profljd of the mfooUoun tHnonot
lormo. ii is fonfod tho ntolon nrHdon
may be d lOpOOOd nf to pOTOOlin who
htive no IdOfl of the danger lo whp h
they will he exposed
GOVERNOR HAS TWO CALLS
KpunttR to Ml l hibrm n in itv al
Noon anil m i.im -I at ItamgiMd.
I iovertior J R, A RobOliOOn will
I f II two ap'-aklni; engam menta
Tulna today He wUI aiMrrnn the
Klwnfita ciub at the noondof lunofi
i con. to whldfi the momborfl r nil
oiner civic orgamzai lona are invucn j
The governor will be tho gueatt of
i;. m MoPnriln, Omni it. MoCul-l
lough, T .1. llartman and V, P, lln -well
at a bnnouol In the prlvnta din
, it i' room of the Htde) Toiff.i at fi.;;f
I O'clock Monday evening Thm if
i fair will he oyer in ttnii
J attending to h- ar the OOffl
for thoon
rrl at con
' nt
hi
CHEST CLOGGED UP
WITH HEAVY COLD?
DonM give it a chance to
"set In" uee Dr, King's
New Discovery
mviiat danfferoufl fltRgi n horn a
I oold or cough or ine of i p
might gM the better of you
may he nearer than you think, j
Prom pi artion with Dr. King's New j
Idacnvery will OVtri a long nlego.
Kor to yonrn it hu loootnod con-
geKiad ehontdi dlaalpated tight prick
ed phbgm, broken rlClOUfl OOldfl and
coughn tllvo It tO the yOttOflWOrfl
take It youmnlf, There will bfl no
dlnjiflTrennblfl nftor-i ffoctfl
COe. and 1.K a botUo Al 0.r
drujrg t'R
Bowels Become Normal
litOr livclia iji, bile flow a freely - I
headache, blllouinonfl, tongu'.fur. I
tomnohooumooa, dlonpnnfl r whon
Dr King a New Llffl P II Ifl get in 1
their natural. comfoftoblo notion.
ibirgativea, nfltor plononntly ror
rei live, flomotlmofl hnblt-foi mlng.
Inhould not it., taki n to rack the gyH-
I tm, vlolentJv Nature's way ta the
1 way of Pr. King New Llffl PUIn
j genMy hut firmly funrtionlng the
Ihrwela, eUnilnafing the Inteattne
! clogging WnOafltO, and promoting the
! nmat gratifying; tooultfl Ctonnflo the
I nyotom nrlth tnom and know the boon
of legulat POWOln. 5C, al it , driy
; gl-ft. Advt.
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Candidate for Mayor
The abova named the i nure "pii" oampalgn ooramlttaai al-
n.iM in BBBBton either In Ihe office or on ihe street, and when
I sated mBjror will al all nines be on duly..
i.ook over the platforms in aundaj papsrs. None of Uiam tlgnsd
just campaign dope wrlttaa i ih oommlttsss or prass agsntg
to OBIch voIih Notice how solicitous they urn of the welfare
of Ksndall and i I Till'.. Just at Ihla time.
prom slSS and Btadgag on ihe STB of election In olden times
captured n fan rotes, I le today do more thinking for ihcni-
BBIVea and StBCC liationnl prohibition Ihe whole nillWn Will NpieJ
up iom in eitiitu! bbjgsri broader and bsttsr day h day.
V oierF. if mu are really in eamrsi about arantlng an honest city
Bdm lnlSt ration so far as UM mayor 1 1 concerned, and want a
mayor WhOBB hands BTS not lied to any man or net of men,
"not even to a national hank whose caule eye Li on lln- .'i,00.00
bond wrtslM i iii apprsciats your vote.
I am not Irvine lo huy this office, fine PBgB Bd ensta llfiO
per ISSOS, Whin you see men spending rent sums of money
for office It chows there Is aomethinR hack "not explained."
Many Bf m.v friends have offered lo eonirlhutc money to my
campaign, i have refused lo accept one earn and nil my huis
Bre haul wnh mj own check not "traded checks." Can the
other candidates -ag an much'.'
Hid miii km.y thai I.'11" m the limit allowed hy law to expend
for oandldats for mayor? There ts a suit now pending whera
a seat in congress is at stake on account nf too much money In
the primary.'
Henry POrd thinks money was Hi"
, tine of his defeat.
When people who holler law enforcement, Ihen get out and
spend sinh va.it aniounls of money, when IJOO Ul the limit,
iuiii wink at the law some dongl you think'.'
Meet ine at the primary Tuesday.
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A Workingman's Home?
No, Mr. Hubbard
It Is a JOINT!
In his ad in the Saturday evening paper, Mr.
Hubbard seeks to lead voters to believe that
No. 12120 Admiral is "A Workfogman'fl Home."
If he will take the pains to call the county at
torney's office he will find that it is a notorious
joint and that papers have already been pre
pared and are now in the county attorney's of
fice to be served Monday morning, by which a
padlock will be put on the door.
The insinuation that decent working men of
Tulsa are making such joints as this their home
is ;in unjust reflection upon Tulsa workmen. A
very small per cent of them are ever seen around
houses of that character. They don't belong to
that bunch and you can't excuse your joint, nor
smother the stench arising from the rottenness
of the recent registration by attempting to throw
around it the sacred cloak of labor.
Vour citation of the election law reads pretty,
but that is as thin as the attempt to purify 1220
Admiral. The charges we make in the papers
have been also put before the county attorney
in affidavit form. He has full authority and
ample proof at his command to proceed with
criminal prosecution of the guilty at any hour
he is ready to move. Read the DeGroff affidavit
in this paper.
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Vote For
Darnell
For
Commissioner
No. 3
H. T. DARNELL
A lot of folks each political year like better to tell where they were borrthan
to express convictions of belief in principles and to give to the public in
clearly understandable words a course of action for involved situations. In
other words, they like better to talk harangue than facts. When the public
goes to vote it doesn't care much how many children or wives a candidate
may have had.
As far as can be heard and read, we believe that DARNELL (H .T.) is the
only candidate who really has sid anything worthwhile. We have heard
a world of favorable comment on Darnell's policies as we have given them
to you. He is a business man and he talks business. He doesn't beat
around the buch. Consider well what he says.. That is all we ask of the
voters, because they then will have Darnell in mind when they vote.
DARNELL, you will note, is not a candidate on either democratic slate. He
is not a "combination" man. He is a candidate on his own strength and
does not have to take the part of a tail to be wagged at the inclination of
the head.
You know and we know that it does no good to howl your head off be
tween municipal elections about this or that thing, and then when the next
election day comes to go and vote for men responsible for those conditions
or those who are too timid to give to the public their expressions, or those
who are unworthy of belief.
We know, and we want you to know, that DARNELL is a good, clean man,
and one who will be acceptable to the citizenship of Tulsa. He has been
sound and sane in all of his utterances on the big questions of municipal af
fairs. Frankly, do you believe Tulsa can afford to miss the opportunity of putting
a man like him in partial control of its city building and business affairs?
And just as frankly do we believe that DARNELL will be nominated over
whelmingly for Commissioner No. 3 on the democratic ticket. When folks
take stock and find they have nothing to lose and all to gain, they act We
believe that is the situation in the present instance.
This will be our last appeal to Tulsa in behalf of DARNELL. Anything else
would be a repetition of his qualifications with which you have become ac
quainted through our advertising. A vote for him is a vote for business ef
ficiency, cleanliness and saneness in civic affairs, and wholesomeness in
municipal government.
We ask you unreservedly to VOTE FOR DARNELL
(Contributed by Acquaintances of H. T. Darnell)
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