The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], June 12, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1020
ASKS FOR WIDER ; Teddy $ Sister Makes Hit
STRLt I S IN CITY in Sneech Seamdina Wood
r &
.Keal Estfttt Exchange Is
i Behind Proposition
Before Commission.
Widening of Several streets anil
avenues In tho downtown Motion nni
in 1110 loao-ln rcithknrp sections
yfif iwOWlffUlondod, 10 th rlty com
mission rosterdag hy tho linprovi
trout committee of the Tulsa l;cul
!t itO exchange. Ttll rxctiangc
ovons the changee advisable boot o
0f Up OVOrltloroOOllUi traffic along
tiicBc otrootfi ami th. congestion thai
naturally follow, especially In front
(.f . lunches ami other public j; u cs
Where there la mnrh parking
Ptrtl fif the following streets and
avenues arc affrc ted
Booth Boulder, South Main, South
flestofl an. I South Cincinnati avenues
an, I Sixth. Heventh, Klghth, Ninth,
Truth, Third and Fourth streets.
Th nialtrr wns FOf OTTOd to th"
city engineer for a report. Cost of
Uoh Widening would M home hy
property own an along Streets and
avenue affected.
WOMAN PROVIDES
GREATEST THRILL
n wii.lmm PHILIP SIMMS
COUIBUM, CMICAOO, Juno It.
The snappiest, sharpest noinina-
lion notch was that of Mr imag
las Robinoon, of How York sister of
trie line rbco.lorc llnos-vcll
"It was due largely to him" she
("aid. 'that thi American bow went
to BuropO M efflr.ent fighting ma
I chines and nut cannon foddei. I'eo.
I pie Ofttn nay to mo thooo last Says
jyou want to have Hernial Wood as
president boeauM he Is a friend of
'your brother Theodore ROOOOVOII
;Thts In not true I want Wood for
I president.
"I want Leonard Wood for presi
dent not because lie was my bro
I tiler's f i lend bU booaUtO he Oral inv
brother's type, licncral Wood him
ooursga combined with lhat moo)
uncommon thing in the world, com
mon sense.
"We want beyond everything else,
a Keif sacrificing man. A man who
0 -s hi the whit.- house must he
ready for sacrifice. He must t ike
not only the mantle of Itoonevrlt
but the mantle of Lincoln.
"We want Ihe spirit of Lincoln to
Keep Your Blood Pure
If You Expect Good Health
I follow itii In Ihe grave dav that are
before us
' We have a man who Inoka from
! America out, not from Kurope In
I "our president mint not he only
0 nationalist. Me must he known
throughout Ihe world. Kuril a man
Is Leon. n d Wood.
"No man need say to mi that If
111 ti.-ia W ood or , I1 had been
In the white lOMI there would not
lhave boon a pi otest agunst the I
inarch of ilirmany through llclgnitn I
I "Adniln 1 a of Mr. Wilson say he'
had to wait until the psychological
mommt to ,.. i thi oountry idmid
him.
"We do not want a man who
walls for the psychologic i mo
ments, we want a man who makes
It.
"There nre three Muds of men
The man ulin uses orilv words Ihe
I man who serves hy saving to other
jmen, 'Oo' and Ihe third who says
I to other men ' 'onie,' QonOrgl W ood
its the kind of man who OOJTI 'come
"And I want Leonard Wood"
Prolonged and hearty cheering
followed Mrs. Itoblnson's speech.
Rich, licit iii... ..i U 1 1 sentlaJ to
Your Well Ik lug.
Ton can Hot overestimate Ihe im
portance of keeplni Iht blood fre.
of Imparities Winn you rooilto
thai the heart Is constantly pumping
this vital fluid to all parts of (he
hodv. you ran read Iv see that iitii
Impurity In Ihe hloou will OOWM ser
ious complications.
Any slight disorder or Impurities
Is j rource of danger, as evi i y Mia!
organ of the hn.lv depends upon thi
blood supply to propofl perform its
functions
Many painful and dangerous dis
eases are the direct result of a hid
condition of the blood, Among the
most mi ions are Itheumatltm, with
Its torturing pain; L'ceina, Tetter
I ; tlpi las and other disfiguring skin
isis. general dobtllty , whloh
llllkc-i the stlongcst men helpless.
m l many oilier diseases nre the 1
NOl result of impure blood
You . .in In a large measure avoid
j liability lo disease, hy Ihe use of
B. s s , the wonderful blood rimed)
that has been In constant use for
mora than fifty yens s h h.
BtoanOM the MOOd thninughlv. II
is sol I i v druggist everywhere
t ie valuable lllciatlire and inc. I
leal advice absolutely free, wnite
I o.l iv t,. Chief Medical Adviser. HOT
swift Laboratory, Atlanta, do
A.lv t.
COMTimfSD PROM PAOI n.VK.
lowed all of the thrill that curies
wch a pleasing surprise, sho was
given an ovation.
I chanced to he flitting by a news
p...rr man from "Watrrfovvn, Kew
York. He fairly trembled with ex
citement. "Why Its Mrs. Ilobin
!0n," h snld In an agitated voice.
I know h.r well and her family.
She Is not a public speaker; she
hM nOVOf permitted herRelf lo talk
in public, it is a shauie to punish
her ao."
And then there came through the
amplifiers, reaching every nook and
corner of tho grent hall, not the
timid, scared or embarrassed Voice
of feminity discharging a duty, hut
a feminine voice chvar and distinct,
ruining In its earnestness and appeal
ami as sure of Itself and the case It
epuke for as ever vvaa the voice of
thau brother which It WOO referring
toVlth elouuent fervor.
Tic blood of tho lion Is not ex
tinct. And the spirit of the hero
brother la speaking again through
the Hps of tho aister. Presently
the dramatic meaning of the scene
- ii to th.' audience, arid cheer
and cheer rolls qver It. To he caught
up now and again and lashed into
a portOOt fury of enthusiasm.
Other speeches made today may he
recalled. The speech delivered hy
a ROOfllVllt will bo remembered. It
earrltd all the fire and punch so fa
miliar In other times. And when
In finishing a dramatic sentence, the
speaker stepped firmly to the table
in front of her and pounding with
line band leaned far forward, look
ing earnestly down Into the fares of
the upturned delegatea laid, "I am
not urging you to accept General
V nod because he w.ia my brother's
friiei.l. but becauso he is his kind,"
there was applause that required the
services of no rlaquer to atart or of
leader to keep it going. The speak
er hud scored.
And aguln, after plllorlng the man
In the white house and excoriating
his maladministration in tones .of
scutning scorn, aho finished a splen
did speech with the epigram, "We
arc the, l of a Wader who awaits the
phvcholuglcal moment. What wl
now want is a leader who will make
the phycholOgtoaJ moment."
, And I aald to the man from
Watortown who was troubled
through fear that the inexperience
of his friend would result In a
lainful experience for her. "If She
Is an inexperienced public speaker
this morning (iod help tho cause
she assails when she shall have ac
quired experience."
In hrr speech was the challeng
ing note of the wolf pack, tho trum
pet tall of the bull moose.
was u tired mid impatient
frown that treke.l its way Into the
eollseum this morning. Yet there
Wis i cheer of joy, for It wan known
COMING
TO
Tulsa, Okko
. The Physician on Chronic Dis
eases Will Visit Our City
Monday, June 14
And WilJ Be at the Waverly
Hotel Until 4 p.m. One
Day Only
Dr. Potterf, of 3108 Gar
fiod Ave., Kansas City, Mo.,
wo has treated thousands of
patients with electricity and
medicine, will give consulta
tion and examination FREE.
All parties taking advantage
of this offer are requested to
state to their friends the re
sult of the treatment.
Treats DEAFNESS by an
entirely new process.
Treats catarrh, throat and
lung disease, eye and ear, sto
mach, liver and kidneys,
pravel, rheumatism, paraly
sis, neuralgia, nervous and
neart disease, epilepsy,
Wright's disease, diseases of
the bladder, blood, skin, goi
ter, stammering and asthma.
files and rupture, without
defention from business.
Office hour, 9 a. m.
Monday, June 14, at the
Waverly Hotel, Tulsa,
Oklahoma
th it ut last Ihe nominations wi re
o be made which brought the end
of Ihe .-.invention sight. And
what the crowd wanl.4 more than
anything rise Is the end of the con
VontlOfl and home.
The psychology of a convention
crowd Is Interfiling, Men strain
l.eaven and earth to gain the dis
tinction or roprooantlni th. ir dis-
Irnt or state In these quadrennial
affairs In an official capacity. Kor
a few days they enjoy In the spirit
of the occasion with an tin- abandon
of children out of school. I'm ;.n i
ently the experience, the milling and
fonferrlng palli on them. Thiy tire
i f the reports and mui h Rtoro of
the Influences they arc forced to
yield to, and an It Is that thi last
days of every convention find th"
great rank and file longing, long
ing fur adjournment ami tin. return
to their own
After the- invocation thlH morning,
which wmi tin first delivered in the
form of prayer, extemporeneously
and with bowed head, the others
having been road while the audience
gawked, the fl-at official act of the
convention before settling It.sclf to
the talk of nominating a presiden
tial candidate Oag to unanimously
adopt a resolution offered by Mr.
Mooro of Pennsylvania, extolling the
virtues of the late Colonel Theodore
RoOBOValt and paying tribute to
his memory.
After Iteprescnttave Kodenhurg.
of Illinois, had eloquently presented
the namn of Governor Lowden, it
became evident that the puriowe
was to prolong Ihe Lowden demon
lt ration longer than that given to
' lepers i Wood Whether of not this
was accomplished I do not know for
i gave up trying to hold time. Just
as the Wood demonstration degen
erated Into a mechanical perform
ance after the first ten minutes so
the Lowden demonstration tooh on
the same aspect it; a very few mo
ments, nnd tired people took occa
sion to retire for a smoke or a
drink'"
Miss tXftney, the 11-year-old
daughter of u O. Disney of Musko
gee, was si-en balanced on the
shoulders of some of th.
delegation, lending plcluresqiienens
to the seen., and some favorable
publicity for ihe Oklahoma dologa
Hon
The in mlOatlng speech of Senator
ilohnsnn hy Whebr of California
was a dismal affair. The audience
and delegates nl ke schooled them
selves to hoar with respect. Hut
when the Speech lengthened Into a
longer period of time than that ne
COfded till the other speeches to
gether and the speaker became
vituperative against all other candi
dates, the crowd became truculent
and It spat and hissed and heckled
There ere no nominations as I
write this, hut I am convinced that
if the California senator ever had a
i hanoe that chance was dispelled
l y the man who placed him In noi.i
Inntlott. The constant play on the
Inference that there is but one pure
man In the republican patty has
at last reacted. The question on
everybody's Hps was "Where la
Borah?" it is Impossible to under"
Ktancl why to htm wis not given the
task of presenting Johnson's name
to the nation.
HOW ATLANTA WOMAN
PROFITED BY ADVICE
OF HER SON-IN-LAW
I
Mrs. House Had Give Up
All Hope Of Getting
Well When He Got Her
To Try Tanlac.
WORRIED ABOUT HER
WRETCHED HEALTH
"Tanlac Helped Me When
All Else Had Failed And
I Am Now As Well As
Ever," She Declares.
"I had Just about given up a"
hope of ever getting well, when one
day my son-in-law came home from
work and said, "Mother, why don't,
you try Tanlac," I did so and now I
am feeling as well as ever I did In
my life, said Mrs. L. A House, 480
Kim si , Atlanta. ia.
"For over two years, "she con
tinued, "I had suffered l"i Indi
gestion and rny Stomach WSJ In a
very bad stale. Everything 1 ate
! disagreed with me, and formed gas
that caused by heart to palpitate
till It felt as though It would Jump
out of my side. I got Into a terrible
nervous condition, the least little
i thing would make me Jump and
- OVen the rustling of a newspaper
would worry me I couldn't sleep at
nights, and would get 'up In Ihe
mornings feeling more tired than
when 1 went to bed the night he
force, l had mi appetite and never
felt the least bit hungry and was
getting weaker all the time. I had
tried aimoat every kind Of medietas
1 1 could think of without getting any
i relief, and I sure was worried about
'my condition.
"The reason my son-in-law ad
vised me to try Tanlac was because
he had heard so much about Tanlac
1 helping troubles like mine. 1 am
thankful I a'-ted on his advice, fur
'now after taking one bottle I am
1 feeling just fine . My stomach doesn't
I bother me any more, and can eat
jjust anything 1 want ami never have
trouble from gas or palpitation of
the h.art. My nervousness is all
'gone, I aleep like a child all night,
and net up In the morning feeling
rested and full of life. I think Tan
lac Is a grand medicine. It helped
me when everything else failed, and
I strongly recommend it to every
one who suffer as I did."
Tanlac Is sold In Tulsa exclusively
by the Quaker and l'uritan Drug
Co.
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Just see how quickly your friends
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Do you want lustrous beautiful
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You will be surprised and do
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We also recommend Hmrpicidm
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Sold at all Drug and Department Stores.
Application at the Better Barber Shops.
$35 Never Bought a Finer
Silk Suit
CI I f I were given lo bi i. -1 1 . I 0OMM go
li ihe vorj limit on ii bunch of nu suits
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know wlult
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(Ss- Window)
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WW
J1 f IM ' $3.95 t $5.00 jft $2M
For Summer Sport and (.envrnl Wear
Women's Wash Skirts
In Three (iroupn Dranticnlly Reduced
SO. 95 SO 35 $.00
3
?5-'
( latum to $rM)
(l atum to $H.95)
(Value- to $10)
A WHITE tub Skirl Ifl a Bumertimo necessity, and these of
fered Saturday at these prices are partieluarly desirable.
They are in gabardine, pique and Russian cord, of an excep
tional quality, guaranteed not to shrink.
Tlinso arc Skirts that will thi rendy nil Hummer long
for n huiitlri'il and ono nrcaaionn. lln.tiHtial Inokinpr
pockets and helts and wmnrt pearl buttons1 trim them.
Other Wanhable Skirt h Priced to $29.75
Sbdenbach's
tu
A Most Extraordinary Waist Sale
Thousands of Waists in the season's best models made of the very finest
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bought on a declining market and priced in
this great sale at positively
33k? Per Cent Less Than Former Wholesale Prices
$2.00
Beautiful Summer BloUMet in I are
trimmed, pleated and plain modelm of
V alien anl Organdy. Both long and short
nleeren in white and combination colorn.
Every one reyularly priced $8M
1
$2.49
Vniieard of value are offered in thin
(roup in Voile, Organdy, flaHntc, (leor
gette and Pongee. All are in the bent
quality material and workmanship. Regu
lar ly priced to $5M
HOI It. QBSMUUf, 113 b. Main SL, Special Agemi
$3.00
Many different atulea and colon of the
very neuwt wainttt in both long and alwrt
nleeven. OryandU'H, Voile, liatiate and
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A rwstl .rnrinhmirv eTmup of Rw.ru-
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Style, liK-liHltrtK iMtfti Ionic iiltil Klioi't
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Bended, braided enibroMered ind Imw
Irlnuned bi-mCi of geofgette in nsny ui-
MKNlfe color itml Nylr, Mm tailored
blowMM in it im.i. ..in! yollei Reffuliuijf
I .1 ti $10
I'litiioiiH'nal x.iIih'h iin offered In till
trrni i Krotip. BloiUWNI nUUl0 to mi-II fof
$l't anil tlS.M Hftrriflt rd li tm In a kt .i(
ipnrtil pufctosMMB Mid Lnoluded in iiib
hull- of SiiM-r- MUM ut
$4.00
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