The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], August 16, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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N rinprc qiiddhdt ,
IS SCANDALIZED
His Friends are Styled
as Bolshevists by .
Ferris' Tactics , .
GORE SENDS A LETTER
New Sensation in Oklahoma's
Politics Furnished by
i Appeal for Revenge
Tho latest Actuation In political
circles In Oklahoma Is a lottrr from
tho headquarter of tho Ooro Volun
teers which, while thunkltic them
for tlntlr dcrvloM to tho nriiator. Is
calculated to cxclto'them tn rctallnto
ricalnst tho qlioullsh methods of tho
Kesris orcanlitatlon li'tiilcm nml ctll
torn In mutllatlnc the dead.
Tho outburst against (lore after
hla7 defeat has hecn even more vlel
ou. If that were possible, than dur
ing tho campaign. Not content with
defeating tho Mind senator th( state
lilachinlsts seem determined to cUM
tho 80,000 men and wonmn who sup
ported him, nn pro-Ocrman, holshcv.
lstn ond outlaws.
Tho letter fallow:
"I am writing you to exprem sin
cere and heartfelt appreciation of
your fidelity to tho cause nnd candi
dacy of Senator Ooro.
"The Cloro volunteers Miiuiri.r,i
the senator oti account of tUelr faith
In his character, loyalty and fltnesn.
Thin organization, as Its name Im
plies was an organization of the
senator' friends, not connected Willi
hi. hearinuurtcrfc but seeking the
same end. They mnrto a clean, dlff
Mflcd, nnd sinrtcr tho circumstance!!,
a most remarkable tight. They
fo-JBht In the faith that he serves his
pafrty best who serves his country
best. , , , .
"An democrats. Interested In the
principles and Ideals of true de
mocracy wo cannot choose but de
plore the fact that tho opposition
did not proceed upon the same lofty
theory. There nre no better citi
zens, no better men or women than
tho fJorc volunteers. Their loyalty
'and their patriotism cannot nnd will
not bo challenged by those who re
spect the truth. It Is a matter of
regret that such democrats should
have been subjected to a crusado of
.w calumny, abuso and viuiticauon, u
V-'pv it la a matter of regret that Senator
Ooro should have been ituuicci.ru w
a campaign of misrepresentation In
which tho facts were suppressed and
tho truth was perverted, and a
manufactured record submitted to
tho public for condemnation.
"It Is to be regretted that tho sup
porter!) of Senator Gors5 were stigma
tized as bolshcvlsts, I. W. ;W.. (an
archlsts. ond pro-Gtrroans, wheil
thoupsanda of them have sons still
Bleeping in France. '
"Tho Gore volunteers have great
cause to congratulate themselves
when they consider tho odds against
which they contended. . Every ma
chine politician In tho Btato was
bitter to MIb opposition 10 i"
renalor. Hut what Is more to be
regretted, tho democratic press was
not only hostile, but ijjany of them
would not even carry paid adver
tisements to correct the false
charges , nnd misrepresentations
which had been poured out In tor
renta against tho e.natnr. The
people were therefore denied tho
facta upon which to fcaso a Judg
ment as it was, Impossible for the
senator to nildress but a very few
of the people taken as a whole.
"You probably know that a num
ber of Irregularities occurred In
respect tir tho election. You will
OTciiko mo for not detailing them
in this communication. Tho boast
of tho machine .politician doubtles
came to your -attention, as It did
to ours, that they controlled the
election machinery In many coun
ties and would mako uso of It If
narumrv "in defeat Senator Gore.
The Goro volunteers havo this
satisfaction, that no real flaws or
faults In the record of Senator Ooro
could Uo found. This explains,
though It does not excuse tho re
jiort to falsehood and calumny
Vhlch has had no precedent In the
past and I hope will havo no paral
lel In the future, Tho official rec
ord of both candidates wero falsi
fied, tho senator's against him.
Truth was discounted and 'false
hood placed above par.
"The senator himself has not uts
tored a word In resentment of all
this misrepresentation nnd mis
treatment. His only statement upon,"1" ri,rri. who some-
the, subject Is enclosed, except
expression of regret that his f rlends
wero subjected trf such unmeasured
and unmerited abuse. In view of
the senator's atltude l, is doubly
unfortunate that thf vlrton. con-
tlnuo to Insult tho vanquished
Khown by editorials in tho Oklaho
man since tho primary. Tho Gore
volunteers will In tho future as in
u 4 ,.,,, rt.,i'
Justice, decent methods, and will they will experience great suffering,
oppose machlno methods and fouli When tho correspondent was un
j play and InJiiRtlre. Inblo after sevcrnl hours to see
If "This letter Is written to you and ischarnewsky again he prepared to
a few other Ooro volunteers be-l,Cpart but an orderly from the com
causo it was felt that you had a ' mbigary'K office directed him to rc
rlght to the Information. I am . mBn another hour, by which tlmo n
sure vouill receive it In tho spirit' i.iai -umn rxnected to arrive.
In which It ia written In the Interest
PROBLEMS ABOUT APPAREL
Dns Ilcnioiutrntor Will ifihow
Styles at Muskngco Stato I'oJr,
MNSKOOTE, Okla., Aug. IS.
What to wear and how to wear It Is
u problem that Is always Interesting
to women of every age and station.
This year the Oklahoma free state
fair at Muskogee, October 4 to 9,
will conduct a school of design, and
women visitors to thoTalr will see a
stylo demonstration that will prove
.wonderfully uttractlve.
It Tho dress demonstration will bo
conducted under tho nusplces of tho
extension department of, tho Chicago
Art Institute and has been planned
nnd arranged by Kvelyn D. Handson,
formerly dress demonstrator of thu
stato normal college, Kau Claire.
Wts.( With the aid of modols and
dress materials a dally demonstra
tion will bn held during thu fair and
w'onjen will havo tho opportunity to
study tho colors, the modes and the
combinations best suited to thelrJ
typea, Tho demonstration win in
clude Illustrations of telling effects
to b secured with Inexponsivo materials
Extra! John Alden in the
Scour from lircciili'iiury ikircuiu
Kngland Is this summer celo
bratlng the tercentenary of thu call-
lng of tho rilgrlm Fathers to Ply-J
mouth, Mass. There h.io .been many I
pageants illustrative of the life of
PRICE ON STEEL
QUOTED AS EASY
Larger Stock Offerings
Ascribed as Cause1;
Moves Better
NEW YOniC, Aug. IS Scmlfln
iahlng steel prices are easier owing
to larger stock offerings from ac
cumulated materials nnd conser
vative buyers. Transportation la im
proving slowly.
Crude; steel output of 85 percent
of tho country's mills last month
was 177,82'3 tons. v
Pis Iron is strong. Ilasio was ad
vanced by most valley operators .to
a J48.50 minimum to cover a 12 n
ton raise In freight costs which
brings Pittsburgh quotations to n
J50 level.
'August dullness atlll marks the
copper trade. j
The tin market la in easy tone,
v Tho extreme shortage of prompt
load caused the leading Interests to
advance their mlnumum quotations
to 9 cents n pound New York de
livery 187. SO yu Iouls.
Tho open market la ten to twenty
points higher.
Zinc is firm on light sellers of
ferings and quotations were ad
vanced 10 points to 730 a round for
Kast St. Louis spot and August nnd
755 September.
Antimony Is unchanged at 7Vi
cents wholcsalo and 7',i cents retail.
B0LSHEVIKI DREAM
OF U, S. CONQUEST
CONTINUF.b KIIOM I'AOK NK
respondent wandered about the town
talking to the Inhabitants, among
whom wero many Jews, who said
they did not know whether they
wero goinE under Husslan, Polish or
German rule, but naM tliey had
heard rumors thero would be a jflo
blsflte In all this territory. In tho
near future In which the peoplu
would bo permitted to voto whether
they desired to ndhcro to Itussla or
Germany. Tho inhabitants declared
such a votu would be overwhelm
ingly In favor of Germany.
Everywhere tho people asked for
h war and other nwi of
Lne crutsldo world, saying they did
not rccelvo lato newspapers inuium
all Intelligence c.imo from tho Ger-
man boruor iuo" .."
"vo them German news-
1 nc8 &a
!'a"8, . mmrco vlth the
There is no i mtoe.
rest oi hu. , 'h:wl.
graph or railway and tho Inhsblt
havo been existing solely on Uio pro
ducts of-iho farms.
Thv ileclare inai unit
i nnn revived with Germany
1 -n. dent lwiored tho
i. r.-inn thero Is less eviuenco
of the recent war Man In tho towns
of Kast Prussia, where broken
statues, scarred houses and ruins of
blown up buildings sun
to tho damage .dono by the Husslan
invadcr-of 1914.
COTTOfl CLOSES AT LOSS
Not Advnmvs lit liirly Svasona Arc
Supplanted by Det lliip Iato In
Week,
NEW OIUtEANS, Aug., IS. Al
though rtt advances wero made In
the early sessions of lost week In tho
cotton markot, tho trend was toward
lower levels In the later trading and
the market finally closed nt net
nf 65 to 120 points, October
malting tho widest dccllno and clos-J
lng at tne lowesi quoiuimns ui mu
week 2,970. In tho spot department
prices lost 17B points on middling
which closed at 3,500. At tho higher
In the contract market prices were
49 to 71 points over tho close of the
preoedlng week, nnd nt the ,low'est
they wore 74 to 120 under, The
market moved over un extreme range
of 129 to 18' points.
at Miiiilinmploii, I'ncliinil, MippoM-tl to
nun rrutmin."
thc 1'llgrlms In the new" world, nnd
hero Is a scene from one. All ver
picturesque, oven If a student ik
American history might require nn
interpreter The Idea has always pre-
MANY REDS FALL
PRISONERS TAKEN
IJO.'JTINUKI) FROM VOr. ONH
Pollsh-bolshcvlkl battle linn today
covered nbout 700 kilometer! ex
tending from tho ltumanlan fron
tier northwest to the Prussian bor
der. When the bolshevik offensive
began five weeks ago tho lino was
approximately twlcn 700 kllomctejrs
and was quite Irregular.
ItrtLs Gain .Slightly.
Tho front stretches diagonally
across Poland. It Is slightly bowed
in tho center with a buclilo In thu
Warsaw sector, where tho bolsho
vlkl stand Just on tho other sldo of
tho capital's protectors. Slight nalns
for tho. bolshcvtkl wero announced
today In tho oxtremo north on, tho
llusslau right and In tho south
where tho Poles are readjusting
their lines for tho purpose of short
ening tho front.
Near tho Prussian frontier, whero
llolshevlkl cavalry Is endeavoring to
reach the Istula, tho Poles evueu
nted llypin ,but to the southeast
near Warsaw front local l'oilali suc
cesses are reported. Plonsk, Now
inlasto and Naslelsk to the north
west of Warsaw for which thero
has been fighting, now nro In thu
hands of the Pales. VU last ac
counts tho Poles nlso held Hadzy
mln, to tho northeast of Waisaw,
nfler It had changer hands several
times. Southeast of Warsaw tho
lino Is now passing beyond I.ublln
to the Hug river to Sokiil to Kam-lonka-Htrumllovp
to lllalykamlcn
and along tho Ijtrypa.
11 AMOclmted Vtera state wire.
WAHSAW, Aug. 11. (Saturday)
Saturday was one of the most stren
uous days In Warsaw's history. Tho
government, besides completing
preparations for tne capitals le-
rtiHn ltd, I tin. Inuti ftf L'eMlhtr tilt.
j'ollsh peaco delegates who will meet
representatives of the bolshevlkl,
startl for Minsk where thu con
ference will bo hclq. It u, so con
tinued removal of valuable records.
So on after midnight artillery fir
ing to tho north was distinctly heard
in tho cltv and military observers
said It was in tho region of lladz-
nun. Wounded from the front now
are being brouVht to Praga. tho
section of Warsaw lying on tho left
bank of the Vistula, in cars ami
automobiles. At Proga the wounded
aro transferred to street cars with
two or three trailers wlitcn nam
them through Warsaw on tho way
to hospitals In the rear.
Gold and silver are being taken
from the city owing tn the rnpld
gains of tHo bolshevlkl In tho last
few" days In their movement to en
circle tho capital. The government
national bank Is removing to Cracow.
158 miles south-southwest of War-
saw.
y Ansoclttetl rrea lt wire.
.WAUSAW. Aug. 14. Thor-Polish
peace delegates who will confer
with tho IlUMdan soviet representa
tives at Minsk wero expected to ar
rlvo In that city lato tonight. In
diplomatic circles It was said that If
the schedule was" followed tho dele
gates would get somo sleep and
would bo prepared to begin negotia
tions Sunday. i
The Americans accompanying the
Pollxh peace delegates will Inquire
concerning the fato of Captain Ar
thur Kl'lley of Hlchmond. Va., nnd
Captain .Merlon Cooper of JatTvon
viii.. Kin . members of the
Ifoscluszko aerial squadron who
have been missing morn than
month.
Excessive Foot
Perspiration .Causes
Much Annoyance
Tim know that you ptraplrs mr In
umtnr than you do In winter nl you
wrer nam wnani ctomins eu Yy
oration miy t haattneit.
Yet you till keep your feet crimped
In hellnu leethere where evaporation
cannot ell In seltlnr rlJ of the eeen
inolalure The reault la that the akin
of the (eet growa tender, retlnraa, bllatete
unci aoreneaa rrault, with, often, so offen
sive odor .
At nlctit wheh you come home remove
the ehoea and bathe the fert In warm
water. Ury them very carefully ami rub
them gently hut thorounhly with Turpo.
Turpo removee tho Inflammation, heala
Mletera. allays aoreneaa and counteracts
the had effects of wearlnr hestlnr leather
on hot pavrmrnta and dusty roada. It Is
antlaeptlc. counler-lrrllant and healing.
Turn will not stain the bed linen or
''yoir'ilruialst will tell you more about
Its many vlrtuea. Aak him for a loo Jar,
try It just once, and if not satlafled, your
money will be cheerfully returned to you,
AdvU
TULSA DAILY WORLD,
Stocks!
ivpiTMMil 'iloliii Allien in the stock
viilled on this ride that John Alden
wns n model of uroprlety whoso furl
uovcr knew the stacki. and Prlsclllu
a demure' maiden who onco got up
her courage to sav "Why don't you
rprnk for yourself, John '"
SUPPLY OF FUEL
OIL A PROBLEM
Ever Growing tfemand for
Oil Products Adds to
Quandary.
When tho nrmlstlcn was signed
there wero In this country Immense
quantities of fuel oil. It suddenly
becumo n drug qn tho market, of
fered Mt il verv lhw fleuro. anil ex
perts strongly advised the shipping I
board to lay tn a big supply wliile
tho laying In wscs good. Tho ship
ping board has put oil burning en
gines Into tho ships under Us con
trol, for tho sake of greater steam-'
lng radius and economy of fuel
spaco. It had to havo hugo supplies)
of t oil. Hut It refused to buy more
tuan was needed for current use,
suing that It would advertise for
bids when the stuff was wanted.
A, few weeks ago It did so adver
tise. Its requirements being 24,000,-
000 barrels. With great difficulty It
has managed to obtain half tills
qunntlty at treble the earlier price,
Tho oil 1culers, when they found
Jt difficult to dispose of their stock,
went to New Ungland nnd persuaded
many of tho big manufacturers in
that section lo abandon foal (which
was dear and sometimes hard to
get) nntl.iuit In oll-burnlng engines.
Tho United States navy la nt pres.
ent In much thu same fix as tho
shipping board, it needs vast quan
tities of fuel oil for warships, nnd
the indispensable fluid does not
seem to bo forthcoming. Tho oil
men aro not very friendly lo the
government, because, they say, It
took a lot of their product during
tho war at an unfairly low price,
fixed by Itself. 1
Secretary Daniels now threatens
to commandeer the oil hn needs, Hut
the situation Is difficult. If the
much talked of government "oil re
servo" In California could bo de
veloped tho situation might bo re
lieved. That project. However, Is a.s
yd Inchoate; ond, In tho meantime! ;
tho Standard Oil company Is work
ing with nil Its might a square mllo
of Its own right In tho mlddto of
this reserve, nnd pumping out
through n multitude of holes not
only tho oil beneath that square
mile, but nlso what underlies n great
area of surrounding territory.
Nothing Is moro certain thnn that
tho supply of gasoline will not keep
paco with tho Increasing demand.
We shall havn to look to coal tar
.ns a sourfo of motor fuel. Already
"benzol," a b-product of tho distil
lation of gltumlnous coil, Is being
used for lids purpose in consider
able quantities. , Another fuel avail
able (If carburetors nnd cylinders
nro ro-deslgned) Is alcohol, which
can be obtained In unlimited quan
tities from molasses, unmarketable
potatoes, and nil sorts of vegetable
wastes.
Homo again from n very successful
Post Oraduato Course, whero I
learned many now nnd successful
ways to benefit peoplo with troubles
of tho Eye, Ear, Noao and Throat.
irn. Airnii'it camphixii
737 Mnyo Itldg. Osage 8100
TULSA HAS AN
ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG GIRLS
Sacred Heart
i Academy
(16th and ltockford)
i
First term begins Soptomber
seventh. Conducted by Jlene
dlctlnu Ulsters from (luthrle,
Ok'0-
Mt'SIC L.KS'HONH to resident
jnd extern pupll.i. For Infor
mation address:
Registrar of Catholic Col
lege, Guthrie, Okla.
Guticura Soap
Clears die Skin
and Keeps it Clear
5at, Olnttmcnl. Tftlmm, H.. tsrrfw,Sr Qavnplrt
fr ( CaUtir4llmWil4i,Bvt X,UJ4o,Um(
MONDAY, AUGUST 16,
PARIS "DRYS"
NOmUI-lTED
Only Mild Campaign Be
cause qf Regard for
''Winjj; Industry.
P.UtlH, Aug IS. -With Insufficient
funds, nml yet p'Mgglnr nwny daifnt
tessly the 'Mr" headquarters In
Paris serenely ilecl.ircM that prohlbl
llxn Is a thing of tho not distant fu
ture for I'hrls.
The windows of headquarters nt 147
lliMitivitrd Saint Germain are filled
with new iioslers, postcards, magn
me, pNpets, books, all piopaxitndn
of the inmcmcnt Tile fedeiallou of
tin e'lench "dry" societies In the in
1 1 o nn I b-niluc against alcoholism, and
from thin heailuiirters Is n dnllv ship
mint of pickets of literature and
poslers of new series to allied sn
cli iies and school itgunls nil over the
icpubllc
Wine Industry Starts Drive.
The onlv aid being obtained front
the .'tilled States Is the payment of
1100 tnonthlv its tlu salary of n field
secretary. This omes from the
Mcihii.llst episcopal church. It Is be
lieved that a strong cniiipalicti would
be unwise nt this lime, and that
large contributions from America
Winl,i cause bad feeling among the
l-'ienrh people, ns Pritnco will not be
financially able for several vesrs tn
routnenance any discouragement of
Its wine trade, whoso exports exceed
ed 300 mllUoti francs In 1918.
"Approximately 7, 001. 000 people
lire employed In the wine trndo In
Trance with n further 650,000 tend
ing bars." informed M. Metell. nd
mlnlstrntnr of tho Aull-Alcnhol
tensile And that's not counting the
multitude of wallers. At the last ceil,
sus we had one saloon to every
effchty one Inhabitants but there are
more today as tho law of 191.1 di
vided saloons Into two classes, those
selling liquor above and below 2S per
cent nlcohol Tills law servitS to
croatn ninny new saloons. ,
No Deer-nr III O'lmnmpllnn,
"There Is no nppt'tclablo diminu
tion In the Trench consumption of
wine Dtir minister of flnanco said
the other dny. apropos of unneces
sary expense thnt In certain Indus
trial nreas the workers drank nn
nt-yage of four liters of wine per
capita a dnv. l'-our liters Is nearly
gallon, and this wine contains 10
per cent nlcohol. Perhaps thero la
somo gradual Improvement In wine
consumption In Krnnce, but we have
been able to do little against It ex
cepting lo gain Important adherents
to our rnuso.
"Dealing with spirits we have
more success to report, llecause of
the great need of alcohol for tnunl-
Ions purposes, the government pro
hlblted tho dlrtlllatlon of spirits
fiom corn, beetroot nnd potatoes
during the war. That horrid enemy
or France, nmqntiic, was nlso ban
ished, perhaps for nil time.
Trench school children, who. from
the time they are nblo to hate meals
at tablo. drink wine, diluted Ilk
their parents' with two. thirds of
water, are ioing nskeq ny tne "dry
workers to sign pledges never to
drink spirit. At tho same t linn they
are snnwn lienitny nnd fticniioiic nu
man stomicli!, livers, brains and
hearts, either on rhnrts or In wax
models. And they nre told that wine
nnd beer hns tho same effect on hu-
tint mentis as spirits except In n
milder degree. Also especially de,.
"Igne, for InfHioncIng the child Is a
eries nf colored postcards lllustrat.
Imr tho .family life of worklngmen
who drink anil those who do not
The hell of tho nlrohollo Is shown In
the awful agonies of delirium trri
menls, which Is responsible for many
deaths In lYnnce annually.
Hucrta Declines Villa
Invitation for Visit
Mi:XI(-0 CITV. Aug. 15. Fran
cisco Villa, the former bandit lead
er, has Invited Provisional President
de In Hucrta to visit him nt his
hacienda, and has offered Henora
Villa ond Hlpnllta Villa, his brother,
ns hostages for the safety of the
provisional president, who has de
clined with thanks.
Wh y Change the Name
of Main?
What's this, which seeks to change
my name?
Wild-eyed, choleric, ond Insane?
Tho name of "Main" Pvo always
borne
Kro tho first toot of ITS llttlo horn,
Why I'was hero before tho paving,
Long years before wo heard IT8
raving;
Long years beforo wo heard ITH fret
Or read ITS empty scrmoncttc.
Why ever since I've been n street
And trod upon by human feet;
I always have and still retain.
And ever shall, the vamo of "MAIN"
Why can't a street In quiet rest,
Free from the academic pest,
Wht do all things look nwry
To 'thla self-important passer-by.
Tho name of "MAIN" seems too
provincial
To this proud, puffed, inconsequent
ial, Can ho with nothing bn content,
And only things strife-raising, scent?
Why should this lllllputlan pro-wee
Come way down hero and Jump on
me?
Thero's not a thing or name to suit
This egotistical galoot.
I ask my friends by me to stay,
Thou In tho good old-fashioned way
I'll always bear tho name of MAIN
Pleaso do not dub mo "YEWKIPH
I.ane." Advt.
NOTICE
The Dodge Electric Company's telephones have
hecn changed from Osage-1899 and Osage-7'H8 to
Cedar-1140. -For prompt service call Cedar-1140.
DODGE ELECTRIC CO.
Electrical Engineers and Contractors
119-121 East Second St.
1020
State Briefs
TAIII-r.()I'AII. Aug IS-Ildward
Hunker of this place, aged IX and
recently licensed as an air pilot, had
nil exciting scitminiiRi' with an In
truder In the house. The mlseriantj
was too heavy for hint and made his
scape nfler slitting his shirt In nn
attempt lo stab hint Hunker fired
nfrer the fleeing man but missed i
lIKNllYKTrA. Aug. 1 5 Prospects
for housing Ihe many new employes
brought litre by the eomfni: of In
dustrial plants are brighter Within
tlm past week Is five-mom houses
have been rontrnt ied for by private
Individuals, while a firm of exten
sive landholders has engaged for tho
erection 'f a number of four nnd
five-room cottages in tho factory nd-
dltlon.
unr.iii.-wii.i.i. itti. tr. Tim
Hughes county free fair will bo held
Heplember I C-22 The hitgest pre
mium list ever offered Is arranged
for the occasion. The exhibits will
Liter be sent to tne suite utir in
Oklahoma City.
TAHI.KQI'AH, Aug I S.ParkUIH
Is minus a garber and flowing lock
mid patrl.ircb.il lirnrds may be In
evidence until n new tonsoriai ar
tist nrrlves Tho only barber In
town whs. It Is alleged. Implicated hu
some disorderly performances a few
nights ago nnd. rntner man pay uio
ennlty of ills fun, packed bis be
longings and said 'good bye.
PAWHUflKA. All. 15. Ixieftl
dairymen aro engaged In a united ,
effort tK carry all the trude posslbln
through the winter months without
nn Increase In prices, Heretofore
they have been unabln In supply tho
city demand. The association voted
to have all rows, tubercular trsteu
at nu early date, and has slso or
dered n letting machine so .that all
milk and cieum will be sold on a
guarantee, of butter fnt content.
i '
TAHI.F.QUAH. Aug. U.llrnry
Ilynuni, a- preacher of tho "Holy
Holler" ret. was taken Into rustoiiy
a few days ago op the chnrge nf In
sanity and will bn placed In a statu
Institution. He Is one of sevcrnl ad
herents of his belief during the Inst
few years who have Inst their rea
son. While in the cnurtnnune penn
ing his removal to snfo'keeplng lly-
mun attempted to jump out or. a
second story window.
ADA. Aug. 1 5. II. I,. Wilson,
stato superintendent nf schools, has
approved the appointment of six nil-
Llltlona! Instructors for tho Kast Cen
tral normal scoooi iirre, iiio new
teachers urn K. K. Nelson of Hlro,
psychology; .Miss Ida Hoover of Nor
in sKii publlo school art; W. M. Clary
of Paillicah, Texas, coach; Miss I na
Macklln of Duranl, toucher rrltlr;
Miss Heed Uivlng Watt of this city.
assistant In English;
MllHIfOOKn, Aug. IS, Mrs. Alex
II. Hell bus filed suit for dlvorco, ml-1
Irglng that her husband hns been I
nwny from their home slnco 18G.
They were mnriied In Indiana In I
1870.
PAWinTKICA. Aug. 15. Negro
girls of from I to 15 years old have
organized n "home makers' club"!
for the purpose of canning vegc.
tahlcet nnd fruits for the county fnlr.
Tho club' was organized by Mrs.
Clarence i.oinnnn, county farm
demonstrator, nnd meets Iwico a
week, . After the fair it will meet I
monthly anu "will liui'o lessons In
sanitation, simple conking, .sewing,
gardening and other phases of home
mnuing.
YEOMEN
Tho Yeomen will give their
Opening Pall
MONDAY
August 1 6
nt their hall, 112 H H, Houlder.
Yeomen and their friends only.
Admission Free
a ;iii:at pictijiu: piiociiam
ROYAL
ItlltKCTIOK OF TIH'KKK IlltOS.
TODAY, TIIKH. AMI WKll.
10 a. m. tn 11 p.. ni. Continuous
Roy Stewart
In Tremendous Western
"Lcarnm of
Jim Brcnton"
A Talo of tho Plains
ALSO
MUTT AND JEFF
"IN WRONG" Comedy
ALSO
LATEST FOX NEWS
A!.HO
GEORGE B. SEITZIN IN
"PIRATE GOLD"
Alwn;ra ft HI Hltuw h(
R O YA L
Illlll'.fTlOV Tl ( itr.n IU108,
Cornln Than , I'rl., Hal. 4)ru Crtrrw
In "iJtir'u Vrnttr," a hmutlful it nil
tlirlllliijf mount n tn nitnwricft. A.mj
lnintUyn rrnum rx Slarj ANdrr
inn In " nnUliliiff NiUU," from (lir
fturclnic Umri of thi a-torn' lri
ilfsll, roniurttic wrt. AUu Hunk
3litnn lti "The Jdnllor comnly,
IMATIVE'COURTS
REPRESS CRIME
T .' . ". T
HntlSll JudlCUll MnCMn-
T frnmir1 nml 1 ncna
Cry lgliOlCU aiKl LiOSCS
PnWPl'
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IN'IIMN. Aug. 16. Hlnn lVIn la
orgnnlrlng. under the nnino of the
Irish republican government, n su
premo court of appeal which when
set up will complete the system of
tribunals so successful In handling
minor disputes for the past month.
The Miction! court of the llrlllsh gov
ernment In Ireland hns virtually!
ceased to function because appeals
have been wlllulrnwtt and ninny llll
imnts drrllno tn recognlr.e that It
hns nnv' authority whnteier.
Atthiir (Irirnth, Ihe lender of Hlnn
l'elu In Ireland, told the Assnrlnteil
Prese that It hud not been decided
whether tn have three or five Judges
on tho supreme bench nor had any
of tile Judges been selected.
"Our lower courts have been sue
cessful III checking (he wnvo of
crime that was sweeping over Ire
laud n few months ago," sold Mr.
(Irlfflth. "Whatever may ho snld
about Ihe republican government by
our enemies It must bo and Is ad
mitted that petty crime has been on
the wane all over Hu country slnco
our courts began lo function. Nat
urally mniiv enses both criminal and
civil have been nppested, but we
have mi court higher than a district
court to which wo may take them,
Appeal gnses nro plllnc up and tho
need of a supremo court Is Increasing
every dny.
"We do not antlctpute nnv morn
trouble with the military and pollrn
In holding meetings of Din supreme
ourt than we have had In connection
with tin" lower ones. Now nnd then
nn nxnieil force prevents their being
held, but In that rnso tho court
meets nguln somewhere else, In no
Instance hnvo the Irnnps nnd pollrn
permanently prevented cases from
being tried."
The plan for forestalling llrlllsh
Judges and courts Is very simple.
but quite effective. When court Is
r
Jars
Perfect for
Exhibit Conning
Have It Refinished
Wfc rcfiniHh lisiitinK fixturcrt, Btnlunry, bric-a-brnc,
picture frnmca, hnrtlwnro, or unything. High class
Polychrome is our specialty.
We wish to call your nttonUon to tho fnct that wo
have a Hpccinlfzctl finishing department in which
hutulrcdH of finishes can be made. An expert finisher
and designer is in charge, who is an artist in hia lino
nnd can carry out any color scliomo you may have in
mind.
Como In and wo will make you a sample.
On our work wo wish to call jour special attention to
our guarantee. Wo guarantco all of our work to
resist water, and acid, will not corrode, chip, or peel.
Wo arc tho only noes using the Paramount Mctal3 Coat
Process in tho southwest.
The largest and most completely equipped Finishing
Plant in tho southwest.
Wo finish for the largest electrical and hardware
firms in Tulsa. '
602 Ent Third Street
Webb Electric Works
Finiihing and Manufacturing
i:r:
'After tho Show Refresh Yourself at tho
ANDYLAND
Most Elaborate Soda
One Door South of
DIRECTION TUCKER BROTHERS
OI'llV AT IJ MM)N- '0NTIM'0i:8 TOIIAV
Musical Comedy de Luxc-Vaudcvillc-Picturcs
IIS TIIK KTAOK
COMPLETE CHANGE OF BILLALL NEW
, I'HKii:ntimi
JESS MYERS WONDER SHOW
"THE CANDY SHOP REVUE CO."
IN NKW HS(i NK.W llANt'l! M'Mlll!llS M:W .IOKKS NmV VI,AVI
GIRLS-chorus -GIRLS
A SHOW UT.'KK I'ltoril OI' "TIIK Itr.NT I.VTOWN"
os tiik
Tmh CiulitJ.il In
"Mr Ijuly I
UbllllioiHl" I
Jnrk fianlnrr In
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Sit
2
4S UIiU 10.00 ifcffir i r
rnmlnr Tmsnla nml IVfiliii-ailiir
Alj rrw'('iulr
bill in nrw miiki, itr
K, new play itml iitm ua4irf nunibfr. "Nmif HUow The
'in. hy Hurt In "hrlfUh lalr, ii Hmtrrn pluy of thrills,
nirliit In Mluttr ut Coury KIuihJ1 2ittrt uirrcurartly, ,VUo
n Tli Third Kyn.M
nlctnrr nrrl u in
Also Jtnrn Arbl
Mnintr Ulaml In "Yha Third V.y
called men summoned for Jury ser
vice fall to appear. Pines up to
X r, 0 0 have been Imposed on absen
tees, tf the officers arrest them and
Imprison litem they go on hunger
strike and subsequently nre released,
hence, Itrltlsh iiuihorltles havo ceas
ed lo use Imprisonment as a weapon
nml their courts nro rapidly ceasing
tn function.
All officers of the Hlnn Fein par
ish and district courts, nre under the
Jurisdiction of the department of
Justice of the Irish rcpubllo.
IJncli litigant In n civil action
agrees to abide by Ihe decision and
not to toko up tho cas In an "en
emy court" meaning n llrlllsh In
stitution In Ireland. This agreement
nnd tho weight of public opinion
conslltiitcM tho power of tho new
courts In civil cases, Tho power In
criminal cases lies with the Irish
volunteers, n force thnt lo becoming
less nnd less secretive In lis activities.
The courts nro held In public halls
or In any place convenient nnd re
ports of tho destruction of the
courthouses of tho llrlllsh govern
ment como In almost dolly
Hlnn Fein hns no prisons. Ben
tencn In moro serious criminal cases
and tho nun most ilreaded, ia depor
tation, lisunlly to Kngland. Penal
ties for minor offenses nro usually a
modification nf the pillory system.
.NOTICIJ TO TAXPAYERS IN
NPAVKIt DISTItlt'P NUS.
107 AN1 120.
Ilcslilenls and property holders
In Ilellvlew, Forrest Park and
Orclinr'd nddllions who have un
paid sewer taxes In tho above
districts may pay same without
penalty If paid before Reptemher
1, 192H, ns waiver has been filed
with the county treasurer by
holders of sewer warrnnts. Pay
now nml avoid penalty!
W. W. KTiri'KI.'Y, Cmitlty TiTOfl,
s TIME IS WORTH'
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Save your time
Plymouth Drug Co.
Will call for nml deliver your
Prescriptions
Call Osage 1976
Phone Cedar 744
Parlor in the Stato 7
Majestic Theater
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