The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], September 30, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1920.
LEAGUE TO HAVE
NECESSARY FORCE,
mptoyprl at on e remedy hm
ondltlon
"We find Hint the patients nu
'"ItiB well fed , the 'majoiti . "f
ilium properly elnihed. Iillt vi f'"J"
certain Instances wherein patli'"-
till nni have iirnner clothing '
tlir-riiforf ft mmi'tiil lhl additional
But Gov. Cox Believes n.IV,,,,,,
"Moral Influence Will
Bo Sufficient"
MORE ABOUT HECKLER
Cantlldnto Thinks Hnltiinoro
Incident Exnmplc of "Rule,
by Semite OIlKnrcliy"
TOPICKA. Kan , Sept. :3. 1'ort'e
ns an ekimer.i of tin- Icine of iik
I Koiih vi diriiAd today by (lov--mr
Cox In lit travels, which em
braced parts of Kaiusts mid Mlsanurl
nii.l clowd wlih a rn metlnn horn
tonight at Dm auditorium.
"I believe the moral Influence
vlll be mifflclcnt," Mm itonnxini'lp
tamllifctie lUclurcl lint I n 1 1 .
(htxtl Unit behind moral Inreo
It ww iftoufiry to hnv
nrmt(l fiwro mid he paralleled
tlin chc to ihr imintv ihertff whom,
Jie MM, lfiM'llom culled tir.op In UK'
phsl' t.r to rir) mil dmron,
liul hss It If ticei-ssniy. The gov
crnnl also fwtd Colnimt Itncucvclt
(rltlcl( Tlin llngnc irlliiiiinl for
lurk of force.
.Mnmoo Doclrliio XmN No (Jiiiih,
lNilntlivK nut Hint 111 100 yentu of
llo onUrtence the Monroe dorlrlno
linil never required n. shot for, ltd
imlnUumnop, (loverwr Cox said:
'Hear In inltnl: I'lrtt, tlmt mutters
rcuit tin submitted to discussion nnd
arbitration and thun It tiny nation
violates' It (tho loague recommendn
Ions) ihcy ere ffohiij to Impnso lh
tommtrclal emliirjro.
"It la tho Judgment of men lllio
Klllm llont nnd Judge Tuft
that tin- commercial embargo will li
n preventative cf wnr It Is the Judg-
nirnt of the most prolourM stuurnis
vf thin whole ipicstlmi Unit Him com
mcrrlnl embargo will be Hiifflclnl."
Ixwcuo Ills Main Sullied
Another simile presented hy the
rrvcrnor rcgnrdtnir thn question of
iirmod men nml mo-al form regaid
Irw the IcnfTiio wnM that of tho pnpu.
l.tr referendum.
Tho hnguo wan. nu umial. Hip prln--Ipil
theme nf (lvitinr Cox's effort
toilny. Jlcstdes two afternoon
hpCfoheH lit Bt Joseph, Mft, nml
Atchison. Knn., hi- made n few brief
car-platform talks nt Merldnn,
Knn., nml other town en routo
htirt In nil rcclvi!il wunn npphuno.
Arrest of 11 innn nt Ilnltlniorn who
Interrupted t-'fnatnr HnnllnB'R
rteh tlmro Monday nlfiht wnn -niitiWl
of crllldfin hy (lovornor
Cox In nil of hl mnjor pcen.vK to
dy. The Kiworrwir Halil It w.m not
(i "trlflliiR clrciimstiinni,' but vm
nyiryiatcnintle of moro Ferlmm eondl
tlotiB nnrt In tlmt comieellon lie er,
lnrmd imon hfii rhnrues tl.nt thn "ro
uctlomiry, preni wnn Hupprcmlun
ilun-.ociiitlo newn of the Icimue flsht
nnd buymi; or ivlmorldiiff ileliHucrntli'
nJiil Imlopeniw-nt newnpftperii.
TiilUx About OlUnri'liy.
The uovemor Hnld!
"If the aonntorlal nllKarchy, which
Tins h.ccn riimilim thnt iwuy ami
which now nttrmptfl lo rnnex the
rrwldcnry of Die I'nlled Htntna,
won't nni'tt'er n nurntlon now, what
ort of nn nrbltrary nplrlt mli;ht he
expected after Mnrch -I, If the peo-
f Vo civo to tho (lonalorlal oligarchy
bo control not only of thn Honatv.
Lut of Iho prcMldenoy n well. It In
nn index tu wlmt we mlsht expect.
I nk yen men and women who nr
dUpoicd to bo careful nnd prduent
nnd een conpcrvhtlvo In your men
tnl proceuMtti, h you itnnd chn
fiontert wllh tho itreatuit rernxmnl
blllticii thnt iny clectotal body hah
ever been confronted wllli. I uk
you to roflect upon thin: Th'jt In nn
Inrttyc to arbitrary ww of poArer thai
we mlsht -xpc;t unli'tm It In hailed,
unlcrii It la nvettint by the prudent
excrch-e and caullon of tho cri
iKMly of Amcrhun Milcrs.
SHERIFF CLEARED
INJURY REPORT
CONTINUKD t'HOM I'AOli OSI8
"V6 find that tho county J.ill l lining
kept In a fairly cleanly and eanltary
condition, and that the prbmneiM
therein confined nre rccelvlntt lr"
lr food ami medical attention Wo
find the condition at the county
noor farm. In our minds, deplorable.
We fiii,l that the tilumbluir xYKtom
In mid Inxtltutlon In Inefficient and
unsanitary. We therefore recommend
that the county commbwUiiierH pro
ceed without delay In perfecting 11
complete and winltmy plumbltitf
uyntcm In said Inatltutlon.
"We further find that tho nuper
Intendtnt haa only been there for
about three weeks uhd that iho hnn
only one woman an a amlxtunl to
caro for the entire houi.'. look after
the cooking nml keep the pntletita
nnd prumlsefl clean. Wo bellevn
that Mm 1h dolnu tho bent Bho can
with tho help nho haa, but we re
commend lhat nddltlonnl help ho
iKitlniiiM rp not blnt! liven UK'
proper medlml aid, and In in
mlndH, tb proper fni:llllH for tnklMK
earo of tluii pntlcnlii are noi hml at
the I'ouiily furni. We therefore re
commend that they be "iit to a
liimpltal. Meveral pMtlenla miidn com.
Plaint 10 the KrHlld Jury thai they
Mure lint gflttaK proper medlrnl l
tentlon. We riicommend that the
Jirient r. unity phyaleUn Klve more
time to the county irm pullentn.
"Thn dly Jail appear to be In ex
cellent Hanllary enydltlnn, but the
roof thereon la In ned of repair,
and the whIIh of Urn bulldln aboiibl
bo leplaaternd. Wn recoinmerid that
tliww iieecl be at onte, Htteniled Hi
by the honoralile iimyor and the lty
coin m Imfliitiei-fi,
"Mlierlfru office. Aa Innlrueteil by
the rourt, wo have illllRetitly In
iliilred Into the conduct of Iho
Nheilff and hla ileputlen In refen-nre
to the recent lynrhlnw of Hoy Helton,
K, prlaouer eonflneil In Die roimty
Jail, In order to iiarerluln If any of
the an Id official were xulltr "f will
fill neKllHelice In reference to that
emuni'iiH'. We flml no blninn
eboillil he ittlached to I he Jnllnra anil
deputy aherlff In chIiihh of Ihu
on thai iieeiixirlon; but aa to the
aherlff hlmlf, the graml Jury, after
oxHinlnlnK many wltneaaea and care
fully ilclltHM-alltiK upon hla eomlucl,
voted upon thu uue-illon of preaent
Inif him for lemoval from office for
willful ni'Mlect of duly. In fnlllni to
take neceanary preeautlotia to pre
aervo the unfety of nahl prlaonem,
aa followa; elKht volea In favor of
preaentltiK him for removal and four
vol oh nnaliiHt audi charge. Am to
city officer, the Krand Jury flnila
no cauee for oompl.ilut.
"Thn lynching. The urnnd Jury liar
exhausted every resource nt Ita com
mand to fix the reapoualhlllty for
ami to Indict thn perpetrator1 of the
lynchlmt of Hoy Helton, a primmer
confined lu the county J.ill of Tulsa
county, on the timht or Auituil .H.
lliilQ. To thIH cud many wltnesHes
have been enmlnud, InclildlUK a
largo number of people who
Wllmssed thn cxrcutkm as anocl.i
tors, nnd also thnsn present In the
Jail at tho time tho primmer wna
removed therefrom, but no sufficient
iiiiloiitlf lent Ion of the perpetrators
has been established to warrant an
Indictment.
"County clerk. Innulry has been
made Into the teller written to the
court ami by hint mibmltteil to the
Krand Jury, suKKcatlnir n nhortnge
In tho account of tho office of the
county clerk of Tulsa, county, and
tho Krand Jury la of thn opinion
thnt there Is tin foundation for the
nccusntlon, hut wo recommend that
the stalo examiner nnd Inspector
mnkn u thorough audit of tho ac
counts of this office as soon nn
practicable and report hla findings
to the court lu order that tho truth
may tie known.
"The Krntid Jury desires to thnnk
tho honorable Judxe the county nt
torney and hla aaststants, nnd As
slstnlit atomey renernl W. K, Klnc.
for their courtesy nnd nimlstuncc
durltiB our deliberations! and also
commends William Talbot for Ills
faithful, efficient and prompt at
tetitlou to our needs while nervine
nn our mum.
COTTON CROP' IN
IMPROVED SHAPE
Excellent Progreas in Ok
lahoma; Fairly Good
Showing in Tcxaa
WAHIIINflTO.V, Kept. !9, Wnrm
and dry weather enabled cotton to
open inpldly nml thn harvest to
make good prngreas during Iho week
entllnir yesterday, thn department of
ngrb iillurn reportsd today In Its
weekly crop bulletin.
The crop made good prngreiw In
Tenneasfe. Ilolls are open In eentml
nnd southern 'leorla nnd plrklng
has ben completed In many local I -tins.
ftomo Improvement wm reporled
lu late cotton In North Carolina, but
no material changu was Indt'iited
In Houth Carolina. In Dm latter
state, tbi 'department nald weevils
were diiltii: much ilamiiKo In the een
trnl nml southern portions and were
ImreruiliiK northward toward Ijm
caster county.
Tho crop mnd fair to excellent
progress; In Oklahoma and fairly
good advance In Texas; n fair lop
rop bclnif Indicated In Oklahoma
and Rim In many sections or Texas
The warm weather and light rains
In Arknnsan were favorable In that
stalo, although Dm crop continues
In poor condition In thn southern
portion and lowlands, although fair
to good oh the uplands excepting chwtini'P.ii nmM I'AOl! ONt:
tho southern part. prr, i ln ihr-e members In Ohio
The trnplial storm of last week land one In Illinois
caused no extensive damage to open i "Invading the southern slules, so
cotton, although nomu una spoiled ' called -they count on a gain of two
In pints of Louisiana In Tennessee, two In No-lh Carolina.
WillllH'OVCrUiml Firm Oklahoma and two In Ken-
Newest Price Slasher
J'ioiii the Mississippi river to the
-i . mountain they expert to add four
republicans from Mlsmurl, one from
NKW YfillK, H-pt. 20. The Kansas and one from Colorado. On
Wills overlain! company announce thr other sldo of the mountains they
h aubsiar.tiMl leductlon lu the price count on a iraln of two In California
of its motor cars, ninglng from 10U find one In Nevada,
to S J oo. dependlriR on the class of 'Thesn estimates do not take Into
car Mr. Willys has owned a suite- uecount n possible landslide Mito for
n.ent In which be wh; "We could the republban ticket."
,., r,,,.inu. rmve takon this aitlon
Ulile:i we felt IhriKiighly Jifttlfled I"
.mlclpatlUK reiluie.l costs of matc
ilnl. I am firmly or Dio opl-ilnn that
this country cannot horw ' dvclop
,i healthy biinln'es nnd b" ablo to
e-impete wlHi foreign market unless
we re eslamisn mi rcoaou s sriinifi
MESERVE NAMED
HARRELD LEADER
.
CONTINUKD V'HUM I'AOK ONK
lirlie marly on par with Dm condl- aggressive fight to carry Tulsi
Hons exIMliift pi lor to the wur county for the republican ticket.
- ! Mr Mcserve had charge of the
Allli.I'hmlish Ih'Cdk III llarreld pre-prlmary campaign In
I WfyiJtlfii 'yt' '". this srtlon and although a local
At Ptlfirilll OerVlCCS candidate was In the field secured a
very gratifying otn for his man. lie
will condui t tho senatorial campaign
NKW VOHK, Kept. 20. Police from republican hcadipinrters In tile
were called to I'arnegle hall tonight Kennedy bulldlijg nnd Immediately
to cje t s crowd of men and women after his return from New York, for
who foned their way Into tho build- which point ho leaves today to be
inc. dot in the lercsntenary eelchrn- gone a week, will liajgurnlo an In
Hon of Die landing of Die Pilgrims, tenslvo campaign in each voting
The Intruders, carrying banneia precinct of the county
with antl-Hiltlsh Inscriptions, ere-1 "Judge llarrild Is going to be
ateil great dlsoider with shouts or
hurrah for Amerbii Down with
Knglnnd'"
I elected " mid Mr Mescive Wednrs
I day "Of that I am absolutely cm
viin cd. I am equally cerium mni "
will tarry this county If his friends
and admirers do their duty and get
to tho polls November 2. I construe
It to be my duly to sco that they do
get to tho polls."
PLOITO 'FRAME'
BROOKLYN TEAM?
CONTINfKD KHOM I'AOli ONI".
and "llnrpy" Kolsch whose error
helped tout one game, met here to
barter with "Hrown" nxd "Sullivan.
After wi had', agreed Hint we
were willlntf to throw1 the serlcn,"
Williams slid, "we went out one H
r. time and in.it i our onrKams wnn
Hri.wn nnd Kulllvan.
WllllnniM said he received 110.000,
givli.g $5,000 lo Jackson, n at;i'"inciit
which tallies with thu confepsl-Jii
, ..,)., I... i, l,,in t.ieril.iv. lie was
supposed to gel J20.000, ho said.
1 Kelsi h, according to reports m
his confession, said ho received
5,000 whb h ho found In his locker
I at tho elubouse but that ho never
l.nd a chance to really help lose tho
serlis,
WIDEN MARGINS 1
IN BOTH HOUSES
purity
Your Security
When you are llred and hot tho
purity of Hie dainty you ordei may
become secondary to Us coolnelj and
flavor
Hut while you nro enjoying Ita rich
flavor and Iceberg roolnesn. wo are
watchful to sen Dial only purcat ma
terials lire used.
"Try Our Kupcrlnr Candy"
Candyland
Olio Door Smith of .Majcetli! Theater
PLATNER-WYATT & CO.
Investment Bonds
x Wright HuiliUiiff
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Phono Cedar 1240
L. D. 149
Brow Your Hair
GET THIS FREE v
Ifni bT diMdnifr. or It tout kalr 14 rIIIn
rvut, vt It yju lavt a bU apot you fttiouid
know that liffloni ot proD bav uTtrcoma
lhc truubtt thruugh a fenuine Indltaa
rrcllMt, tlch will be tnalltHl you fr wtth a,
proof hot ft th wonilrrfnllr ffffinktloa olat
nnt. KolalLo, If you arm only 10 cti. (ailvtr
nt alampa) tu pay tba roat o( thla notica to
J. U. Dnltaln, Bi101, Station F., HewJtrJ
Real Values
Men nnd yoiinc men
who arc looking for real
vnliies at moderate
pricca, will find them
here. Splendidly tail
ored, all wool auita at
$28-65
$36-(i5
$44.65
All now and stylish
models with a wide va
riety of styles of select
from. Come in today
nnd make your selec
tion, we havo the very
suit you are looking for
nt the price you wish to
pay.
A COMPLETE SHOWING OF FALL
AND WINTER UNDERWEAR
AT MODERATE PRICES
HOLMES
CLOTHES SHOP
223 South Main
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PROSPEROUS
Prosperity, progress and growth indicate sound
methods.
They also evidence public confidence.
The Union National Rank ht(s prospered ever since
establishment mainly because it has shared its pros
perity with its customers has helped them to
succeed.
Let us help YOU, also.
i. ui: t'M.vroN'.
Aillu) Vlcu President
W M. HAKKIt,
Active Vict) President
I. 11. JACKSON,
Vict! President
ii. a pipku.
Active Vice President
OFFICERS
P. i:. MACKi:, Chairman
W. i:. HllOW.V, l'rcsldcnt.
.1. P. HVltD, Jr.,
Oishlcr
l'. p. WAin:it,
Attlvt! Vice President
WIMiAItl) JOHN.
Attlvt! Vlcti President
11. K. P1IIPPS,
AsslKtant Cashier
J.U1KS HATCIiU'PK, Auditor.
Union National Bank
Fourth and Boston Tulsa, Okla.
HARDING ASSAILS Cn"
VV ILOUM Ui.nmtJ.ii r r
navlgabto stream of water, we mht
to develop wharfage, cxch,n. n
cargoes, and completed dclivtu, 3
rail, when necessary, to ma .r ths
service answer to modern tie--Is
And when I express that wlHi for
Ohio, I am thinking nlso of the r Ver
ways throughout tho rcpubu on
tho waters of which ought t'. j(
a vast commerce, which In'ixr..,
widening trado nnd common gioi
fortune." .
CONTINIT.D KHC'M PAtiK. ONK
Its unworlhlness nnd lu utter lack
of adding to our common welfare.
I mean to urge the ending of It, nnd
seek to apply our fe leral resources
to proving th utility of Improved
uatirwajs before trying to satisfy
a nationwide desire to turn a federal
duty Into federal favor.
"Here In Ohio lh?re has been n
discouraging decrease of tonnage.
Mere is ine loeai project, ncro it
m
v r";
KNOX HATS
)HERE ever men may
congregate; men of
world affairs, young
men in business, chaps in col
lege, men at work, men at
play or at the most formal af
fairs ; there you will find Knox
Hats. Always dignified, always
correct but never common
place. Always of a quality diat .
marks them as distinctly Knox
as does the Trade Mark within.
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B&Hn j COrlCANI
How long do
you expect your
earnings to keep up to
their present basis or increase?
Thoughtful people realize
that there is a limit to their period
of big earning;. These are the folks who are
saving money systematically in the Exchange
National of Tulsa.
The
Exchange National
i , of Tulsa
"Oklahoma's Largest Bank"
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