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TULSA daily WORLD, Monday, march 16, 1020
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UNIONS SETTLE
WORK DIVISION
Agreement Reached By
Building Trade With
in Federation
EXPECT BUILDING BOOM
Enlarged Construction Pro
gram NoK Expected As
!!r: lilt t f Agreement
M IHIN ' ' M i h 1
Thrri nil '"' no mora t-'rVrm t
Imi,' 1 Irmlo uiilnhn .friiwIiiK
of dlopulea oyer dlvlolan f " N
Aarnmirnt lin bOTI reached, II
win MIAOU I i ed I ' Ann r IS '!'
II, ,,r 1 , -n in .1 ion 1 rtere ymtei
' I (i tin- ininv UnJOftO renfeeenl
ci in rOMlruotwn rK mil atndi
I'jr Hi" il'" IhHti f r'tirw n'iilU '
hoards, how In oeaalon hero, ortiWi
win Mttlf fitmily nil tooublOMme
wtiMinno ortr urledtetkin 'iu. ea
Mgnmttil f wiik I" lh ilirri 1 1 1
tr.ui " will eoMtinoe m effei il Indefl
filtcly 1411. 1 In MOO fWrtBOf 1i"i
num. lliii" will bo n rreiirt In hi
Miration m m pmwn Inoianei
agthof than 11 OOgOalSon nf win u
Union offlirtate m rooroooota
Mm .r iii. Amefioan Inatltutl I
Araniteou mealing wiui the build-
Inir Ifadea delegatea, nnl.l Iho inn.-'
mtfli i" ha given for urn 1 iproaitnfl
tiy III luilil Imiiril won Oflf "f Ihi
moot knportani In lha hletory of
unlnri tnimr It wm rintilift lad M
jt, Inllv liiipiirlntil I'm v wImii
Utilldlng Mtlvlttea In every llata wa
Stealer than v. r before in iho rf
foil In mnk UP Hi" shortage Ol
iii.fni's hm'I bttetnoaa Mn"i rr
galting from tha curtailment of oori
gtruotlon during the Mo.ni
rontliirtx luivn I. " i n bold MB :l
OjsJoable month loel by iimimtra
over Jurisdiction heiwe. n IhoMverai
mil. i,h "iii'.iu. . in tin- works Hi"
in ni inyin in. 1 plaaterero, for In
pIaih ". oontandlng for the grlvllofi
nf doing th Mini lob berauee iiumi
Ifadeg are very klfntktr, Th.- roOUll
frequently to ntop progrose en
tlrely.
wuii tim ellmlnaUon of one fnui
f,ii doom for (iippiii":, rnombofi of
iii" ootifororoM sgid they, looked to g
lleiv repnril 111 ciiiBtnii In. 11 ililn kiiiii
Advise iffotnul 1 'k i
Knifi tot Hi nim 11I of
Kxn xxii 1 Adtponitu
fii 1 1, i ri.i'iii v Mortih 1 1
PhllNdOlphtl MrKOOBI h 'ill .1' 1 1
uffBtiiilon ol oproMorMi on foi
mtn lo 1 .1 ico ihoir iihl. p
rollons for Ibo rornonti of fol
promlntni phyoloion ooldi "oro not
,n 1. iiool rVhofovoi fol I f
Biovod WOr Hinii" l.rri Mn 11
thin noooro Iho im rofooofl to
fllll' 'I' .1. ,
"oroonii oxooMlvrl)i fol t i
iii" fully lloiito .ill rrro, tholr IHd
il To it" nny Bpproflohlfl if "'I
11. rodurlnff wn:iit 11 wnniii b
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JLNKINS IS ADAMANT Prateutonal Joke$mlth
1 ' ii
new 1 ecu it'll inn tor
BAILEY TACTION LOSES BANK bandits arraigned
lien n.-.iry '..
Th.in 11 wlili
Would fi.ini
l'h mi l. 1 1 n Onld fat WOi '
tin,"-, rornovod from ornoll orooii m
Id" lour-" ..f iillur opwrotlono or
wbort tin- formotton ol 0001 Homo
wnn bonoflrloli TbIO boo Bovor
boon .tin," ini th" purpooa of r"
docini .ii in 1. 1, trioy molBtoJnod
I W. Mil rfTHII I IN II Ml
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NMlto Monofrll
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IHotorlMi ol iln llowollon lolondn
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wm id" firni Rooornntont In lh
world tn pul ojbooluli prohibition
iiiin OlfOCl
Kontohoniohd Iho Oreot, flroi klni
i.f I inn. I 1 1 .1 wit 1 1 111 I TH'.. nflir hni
in,: ronnuorod -ill iii" i.iii r hMonda
Ii 11, .1 ,n 1 .ii. 1 I m pool no prohlbl
1. 1 1 h poBoltloi woro drootlc An
1.1 f.11. 1. 1 wo ''i rlppod "f i.ii" prop
orty. rool ond poroonol( ond wai
drlyon from bhi rlllogt "lod oflly lf
a join ololhi
In Ulir ymim fmrlKn BOllOBO
fnrcod li.pi.ir on Hi" Hwollooo ABd
I Iti Bolt wm ifoBorol in "i" hilondi
mini ih" 11 00 1 wm. whon. wiiii tin
oponlBi of Hi" brmy Irolnlng oompi
in ih" mi in. i, prohibition wffttl Intwi
ff. 1
CONVICT CONFESSES CRIME
"Reformed1 M.m idmltfl n.- Killed
1 in in r Mmngfr in uitiu"
1 fHTCAOOi MiUi h 1 1 1 ;i w.i pd
vi Jtliidnv. iirronliiK lit polM Iwnl
fi 1. 1) ltd WIUlAtn Mills, thftfttei
iii.iiiiiKi ', ThurvdAI nloTht wlill' nl-
1 m nil nit tn rob iirt bps offlca afi
Mlllt' HloVl tlOHM ThitinHM t':ir
I t, nmlhrr t'X-ron vk". VM Imp 11
intid bv BfliUUM Md i- Iflriu In M
Hrltlon m "rfonm ii convloL' 1
rently wrota bni lift story undsr ih ,
t It lt "I'lKlttuioT Hiuk."
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In stiit rip hi nf UmiiIM 1 ti'u
lfMMil I ndtrf nrtfntMi
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l.iw-li h -1 .nfr'..t' I '. PM
PPpiO I'.il.n P.n j.tp-iv'-'l D. .1 Pril-
1. 1, tni undi 1 'in hndH l "i. i i
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rrlmtriAl ""in Pridfty nintt, Wll
im .i nbini formi 1 1 I 'nHl
H iIm otiMitotr f,t' bl !'' bis "i"
nltnsd tn n.iik' ftny dsdwrsllnn sthst
Ihsn lh( niti.nl fitni nf lbs prs
vi-.iih ji iiiii Invssi is - " lisssrs
tip mni.' iribunsJi
1'nlorioi undsi (ifsssmrs t
- i.n .1 .1. ms ismU hi I Ihs
in I- nf ri bis mi Mspi h Is said
1 1 .1-1 1 11 rr i'i laltars Prom i .i p
mi . .link in i for Hi'' purposi nf nr.
rsnvins i for the klrlnsplni of
li Jink. hh by 'ripil'.i
Inti r la wad latai 'v i t V io1ls
raprsBontsllvos of MssiaoiMt iiwn
pa pi i." itankini ! s4i r i if"" I
danlsl T il l' i h.trtc f Whl M
slso socuaad Jsnhlns of bsvlog wit
iittpTiv at "in p.n lad Cordol .1 srhon
hs snss k Idfui pad.
NAMMl 1 m w lt 11: 11 ui
Kafwsm Tovrti'a n.hmi- t .- i ti
I irl v ItoSMntlf 'r It' in
IM rTf, Km . M il ' U I 1 V liiJr
rti"i KsiMSU I'lrim ii r k- t ins h
wall slons in yasra t hsl Urto rasl
dan is hsva fin bill forgotten to whsl
oaloorotad Individual r nvenl IhOy
owa thi'ir town'a lis me aldtlmn
rasttfsois bars rsosll thsi lsotl bos
th distinction f bftvlnsj bosn
nsmad for a do) old bsbv, iba f irt
wi.o.' . hi id born In w lahli n
ii w,i yoora mrn thl tifttmtr.
whan lha town a as ifim n rir.i
1 bs t Uans 1 'fnt 1 hi ii 1 whm born in s
ataffa oosoh si ihs itssia stotlon
'hi- huh ' Ii wi'Mt pit 1 I if iha county
(.ii.tl in in I nil I in mi in' m 1 m ill m t
"I'i id is 1 lowar '.'
Ex-Servlce M( n
li s " v, Moroh 1 ( Tn Ui
tonsj iik' of ood ntaoni t asrnln
.1 IHrallhood to m p no) of WOfl
former son lea man hnva lurwad
Hfir vmn saoran for amp'.o) nanl
hsa boon sddsd thsi tf iha ppt fi
IIOOS I JokiHfnlth
"A ROW) Mtmri dHtosf Mory son
nips oonsostf ilvi w mM for na
vii limp als pones." roooli (ha sd
ysrtlaomani pi ons sntarprlalns
tola taller which Is ppeotlng In
lib n don novmps peri Prltlos of
iha antarprloa isjrao ibaii ii. sd
ysrtlsing pon pot bs m used ol
profltsei inpi
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t 1 hit rr i Toll ins ni
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ini'ti I In 1 hi I Itifc-l lih
ll llllpf (I NtUt
pr'M ih.it foonp woman sa belnsj
porsusjlod b) owonis of the Ohntroh
t ih' Usttoi Doy Points (Mormons)
to laova ihi'ir homas ond km to ITtsh,
J. Q, MoKoy, London prsstdanl of
tho ohitfolli boa offprod 109 pounda
for proof "f ii nIiikIi h in which
such moons hoys hepn smployoal to
-iii. .in oooyarts ti i m sect.
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The lamest electric sign in the
world advertises
WRIGLE1
At Times Square. Broadway
NEW YORK CITY
250 FEET LONG -70 FEET HIGH
MADE UP OF 17.286 ELECTRIC LAMPS
The fountains Play, the trade mark chanties,
reading alternately WRIGLEVS SPEARMINT.
DOUBLEMINT and JUICY FRUIT, and the
Spearmen "do a turn
This sign is seen nightly by approximately
500.000 people, from all over tne world.
Sealed Tight
Kept Right!
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hi i i k i l to Apyyr Twn i or
JRITRRHON i irv Morori 1
JoMpb H Ohloki oonvlctod ni Kun
imo Cltl on H rhorifo o fraud In rool
it n 1 1 odmttt.d i ,. mi. otnto
I ponltontlori h" yootordot nf."r tin
opr.mi court hod offlrmod tii"
ontonM nf two mmm iiiiii'iK'i bi
I the ii lol eoaft
I Th" dliM't i ii irir. i iIiki Chl. k
wn ih" dofroudlnd ol MIm Amonda
i 1 i Konnodi ' K.i '. i . i Rchoul
'. .n il. r ..r I I .mm llin. null ill" ulf
.. lit i.r i fyouduloni dod .if iruol
iini. wm coflvlctod opteroAor il.
HI.
Tin. rourt Ion lodoi donlod Hi"
oppll. .tioni "f nntck'o mmru.vN for
n Wrll nf Ii iboM COr PUD no.iliint Hi"
warden of iha ponitonthtr) Tin
anaouncod ihoy would flla rootloi
fiT ii i " hi'iirlnjr. ii nil nrk Hi rl
in rovlow Hi" omo an baflc bosi
wook
i Void Polltlool Mi i i
VOTE FOR
Ray II. Siegfried
Pc.im lirrrHwroto iii'ii i lrwimool
I .r lr fi-niiil-il I'nmiri Ho I.
H'llotrti DvuMajvojla rr AHIvo.
DAUAH Tw Mareh 11 Tin
domooroila admlBiatratldn auito M
oiftryo comrBlttoo in aoaolon hoc
yootordoy rojMtod yroooMl by Hn
Halloy far inn nf Hi" T"i.m donto
Dratb party for n proforoBtlo.1 in im
rv nn May i a apodal eommlttoa
.. appolBt. A i'i dr Hi a r.pu 10 thi
ropnaal. Biao yMfi rdai by lha nd
vlaofy conirnlttoa nf formor Bonoloi
looopb W, HaMoi rii m n.i ini for gov
.roof nn nn -mil baIIobai adwilnla
l ration piatfnrfn Th a4rninlotra
1 1 ..ii coniMUloo dbMuaood Inxooutlvo
pgalon plaM foi pormoliopi organ
iMtlon ..f Ti lafl domoorgli who aup
porl lha admlnlitrotton nf Prooldoni
MTIIaon ..mi Bamod Clyda a Vwccton
of nrocBvllio, atalo nampalgn nun
igoi Mr. itwoolon mil noma chair
man i" . " ii eoBf rtaaloAoi dglrlel
Thi ' omntlttM glon namod a atooi
log i "in iniii. .11 r.iiiiiMn Doator
Hamilton, doroleoaai Will C, Hogg
llouoton; J a. KoNtp, Wichita CVtiliii
mid PYank C Dovla, Hon ABtonlo.
Th" COfTI Rill tO. to .Ir.ifl .1 r.plv It
Hi" llnlli'i ir"f"r"iil till iirlrtuiry iro-
1 1 woa apfotod 10 ropori noil
WOOk. Til" n .. i. M il WM 1" Itllliu ill"
voton "f Toaoa lo yoto May 1 on nn
ooootloBi .ii Mom botwo. n ihi tw..
domoi . in. i n iIom
(llcgoci MgyMO RgROM 111 l'nli
li r ..In 11 'I Ini" I" Modal
KANf AH CITY. Maroh 11 im
w.ir.l Hurt mi l ' I..ii I"" 11. John
.i rhorgod wi'ii Hi" kir.mir w
CMhlor UIobb M Bhoohog ..r Iho
nulli M.I" I..111K. w'T" nrrlii"'l Ii"-
f..m Judgr Ralph h lattahaw lata
i.Ht.ril.iy ami Klwn mil" In WhPJB
III l.l'H'l
Mi and Mm nr.. re" Knnn and
,, tnd Mm lantM Rvana ana Wll
Ham ThompMB, Indlotcd m occm
M ri. oftor Hi" foot, oBtored p1m
nf nm irulllv IH. nil w.ih fl"d "I
t 11 "a ii and iholf Irtato woro n"i
fnr Airll i:.
Mark Plljr I oiaJnlar. pp.
m ai.kutkk nkla M iroh 1
1 11 CodoB, BOtod lawyoi and iao
rr in in. domoorotlo party ol tha
n air, n mada mombor "f
city commloalon gndvr managortal
., irtor in " yMtofday. Ma Que
corded II l: Hr.iwn. banker, wtlo
reotgnod heoooaa f noooagary i-
OeBM f 1 mil Hi. fill.
vrVteb fi r a ihrptrroot "f
Mallow Milk Chocolate
liy glrplaM flylna In Tuln-i
Tuoaoy botWMB II unit 1 p m
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For Tronisurer of School
Board
Hubjori DcrOiMTni It- Pvinyarioo
TucMloy, klorvh hi
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a rofriscrotor thol asms it h cool in r.n. i it .
THE WHITE MOUNTAIN
Known ita World r
Two styles w.iii or wlthottl wotsr cooler ottochmont.
Priced $21 to $75
Ask Btbout "'it liberal poymsnl plon
J. E. RAWLINCi
FURNITURE
116 East Second Phone Cedar 84
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"An Appetite liK- a harreti handl" Ever hear that, expretiiont aaol
( If course you have, if you have ever lived in the country. Ami, P
ohl how k,(iI M' bread and buttt-r was in those dayal Tliat Jt
tame wonderful flavor which seemed to you lik.- a Inst art is i gjll
found in HOtiAOJt Bread That'a why we say "it takes you back B
to younger days."
HOLSUM BREAD 9:
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TULSA BREAD CO.
Makcra of Holanm and Rutterkrwot Rn ad
niij-1 ibm Third Ktreet
iimr Uwayi v i iiLin.
i fin I I'nllHiiU Ailvi-rtlwim-nt )
Republican
Platform
Every Citizen who believes in
good, wholesome city govern
ment can support candidates
who pledge themselves to this
platform.
TO ALL CITIZENS OF
THE CITY OF TULSA:
The coming municipal campaign ia one of th
must important in tnfl history of this wonderful
city of ours, and tho ropuhlcan pnrty, as an or
ganization, offers to all the people, the follow.
iaj( declaration of principles, for the conduct
and management OX municipal affairs, which
we belieVe every law abiding citizen, who
Standi for good government can adopt as their
platform In the management of the civic affairs
of this city.
The republican party of the city of Tulsa stands
for clean, honest, economical and efficient city
government, and we believe the elective officer-,
of this city and their appointees should rep
resent all of the citizens, all classes and all of
the people; administer the law and perform
every duty without fear or favor, with equal
rights to all and special privileges to none.
We declare for the rigid and uncompromising
enforcement of every law against crime, and
especially do we pledge the full power of the
administration in abolishing the so-called "boot
legging" joints, gambling .joints, immoral dives
and criminal resorts, and the arrest and prose
rution of those engaged in bootlegging, gamb
ling and other forms of vice and immorality.
W e declare and pledge that the full power of
the administration will be especially directed
against automobile stealing, and every effort of
the public safety department in full and com
plete co-operation with the county, state and
civic organizations will be directed against, and
tised in the arrest and prosecution of such crim
inals. Wc pledge our candidates to the most rigid,
practical and efficient inspection antl correc
tion of the sanitary conditions of every part of
the city, insofar as is consistent with the pro
visions of law and funds available for such pur
poses. We declare in favor of demanding and requir
ing that every public service corporation oper
ating in this city shall, without delay or evasion,
comply strictly and literally with every obli
gation to the people, in the conduct and exer
cise of every franchise or privilege affecting tho
public welfare.
We declare in favor af pure water for the peo
ple at a reasonable rate and pledge our candi
dates to honest, practical, efficient management
of the "water problem," by and with the super
vision, adice and co-operation of an advisory
board of seven members to be selected from
and by the various welfare units of the city, to
the end that every dollar of expenditure shall
be for full value received and free fom taint of
graft or extravagance.
We declare in favor of increasing the salaries
of our p'.blic school teachers, compatible with
the dignity and importance of their profession
and with the increased cost of living. We favor
adequate school biddings; and the strict en
forcement of such laws and ordinances as will
secure to our chool children the greatest possi
ble comfort, safety and protection.
We declare in favor of a metropolitan system
for the public safety department, wherein quali
fications for employment shall be efficient serv
ice, loyalty to established law, prompt obedi
ence to constituted authority, and term of office
measured by merit only, uninfluenced by politi
cal favor.
We declare in favor of the
all public appointments.
'Merit System" in
The Republican Candidates
Stand Pledged to the Enforce
ment of the Above Platform!
CANDIDATES
FOR MAYOR
JUIK.H T. I). EVANS
EDWARD E. SHORT
FOR COMMISSIONER NO. 1
JUDGE J. H. WELKINS
O. A. BTEINER
JOHN W. HISEY
FOR COMMISSIONER NO. 2
C. S. YOUNKM AN
TOM (M IS'
A. D. WEEDY
FOR COMMISSIONER NO. 3
J. M. ADKISON
J, W. WHITNEY
J. R. STRATFORD
FOR COMMISSIONER NO. 4
FRANK E. DUNCAN
E. L. ESSI.EY
FOR CITY AUDITOR
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN'
MRS. FRANCES E. HARVEY
FOR TREASURER BOARD OF EDUCATION
FRANK NEW KIRK
Whl . ...JI