The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], October 04, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1920.
CONSIDERS TEXAS
FIGHTING GROUND
Wire Flashes
""(Republican State Chair
man Says Democrats
' Badly Split, Angry
LEAGUES' FOES MANY
AI'MINill'IM l Mo, (lot I- Mra fro
l (llbv.n
I ft ip4i .if are, illarl here t
Mil km li'ifrl Ih Vlridhla.
Ferguson and American I'arlyl
i Expected to Got ConBid-
crable of a Vote
I'
Epcaln' (o This World.
CIIICA0O, Oct. . Tun l n!
-fighting round for the republloan
jmtty thtaonr, that 1, Hi trm opin
ion ot Nntloiml Conwnltlcerr.an II.
Jdax-amrsr. finU ha given go"''
rcamim.
Twin Mr defection in Mir demo
crutfo jirty. une of which hn rc
miltril in 'ho creation of a IhtiJ
jolltknl party, widespread, illmllt
faction wli't the duinooriitw national
ii'lmlnlstrKtlon ami npiMwilioir ti Urn
league ot nations nri 11 fow ol thi'-
JCII.'a'IlH.
In ii bitter demorratlo primary
fight In August, 1'nt Neff Won III"
eiitoriiolorlnl nomination over 'nr
tnor United mU Men-itor Jiirnfh
W. I'alley. Neff received 2?0,00U to
linllcy'it 175,000 votcrt. Ilalley made
hla riuntxilgn Jit an uiill-Wllwm pint
form ntul hla follower)) nro utltl un
reconciled. lVrguioit n Voir (letlcr.
' Thn other big defection from tho
domoorallo rmiKfl Ih thn .A hi n( lean
party of Texan) foi inert hy former
Oovcrn'vr Jamea W. Kcrguiion, who
was impeached whllu In offlcj, nut
who oiitcrodi tho dcmorrallo jil
mary again In 191H rind rucclvuil
JCii.noo votra.
The Arnniiriin party lion nominat
ed u full riliito ticket hernial hy T
II. Miicflrrwir, Mtiillilnto for govel
Mr, mil hat entered nunilldatirt fur
,congroH, I tin leglMntiitu find county
'office) In many uct'tUna of tho Mate.
Tho riotiiyr:rulH, however, Inr nn at
tempt to Wal off tlni nnw jKirty
movement luivo filed Injunction. tiro
cerdlnh'M In an effort to lu-ep tho
Ainprliiui party slnton off tho tlekor.
011 the ground, that it has not coin
jdlril with 'tho lawa gwonvltig now
parties. If thin move Ih HUcioi.Haful
tcpubllcana expect moiit of tho
.American party folluniirs to vote tho
republican ticket.
llnvo Hvoti Chance, I llcllcf.
"Thcuo (On'IMIonii tun ho Torn. 11
rrol fighting ground at lrtit for tho
republican.." eald Mr. MacUregar,
"aiu! wo havo even 11 chnnoc of
carrying tho tto. Itallcy's ftjrht,
wm titailo osnumt thn Wltw:t nd
mlnlttrntlou jird tliv Irncuo of na
tlona. Kcffi who wiih tho cimdldatr
of rwttilnr deir.ocr.itlo orciiukutlon
rMtWed only 270,000 voteo out of a
totni of 1,100,000 In tho titnto, which
ifiakca tho dotnocratlo machine 11
minority organization In thu Htuto.
I do not tw:llovu tho domocratlo
cmchlno can tnuntor ovur S00,uu0
Votoa In the Novcml.cr eUctlo:i.
"1 8tinmte thcro ltp 30i',00u dor-
mnnt roptiullcau vcter In tho utate,
nmoiifc- Uieoo arc probably JiOiOOU
nrn w-lio Imvo coauo to the ulrfluldn
fro.m bis rcpubllcim mates 'llko
a'onwyjynnla,"
OMAHA, Nb. OM I. O II. ill). mr,
r nf nn uf tim cli' lwil hnnwh htl,
ml A tiutnhr of u(ttr tmll mflh hur ftn 1
noiineil ixlucli'iM n( hiul II lor "in
In rvntiiurMfit ttrl1 I'.ftur Iwi .)
of cntffr n. voicublM rra iraMI lh :
roakuin itlvcn. I
HNOXVIU.il, Tftin. 'in. S Tnolf
John llnliM, It, nf l.iillin. Union fount v '
rnnfi' bl. ra 1 r 1.1 rival th Line fna' .
f lir.l Miyor M.i. rtw!ny. nfnrfllnir
ilrlint rfilr I ht ita jr wlil'fi '!"!
iiiki nunt.f nn rim inn hirin.i.y, hiki
lh Kill dr ti hat iatH.it without iitim
iiurllimHt. Nu rwiii wim mtn (r hm
MATilftftM, Wid vi J Jmf Thmr
pm Af Ih ftn0, nlthftuch rtf ir
Pnntor lifntt fnr th rttiihilrun ii'mlf
Atlnit fur Oi HtalM ,nm ti nlrtt-
tl thr men rtt thn Hevhih hour litnlRht,
UUntt )tm nm nn Ind4pnltht cAiidr1(i
II will hv th niipi'ftfl nt n(or I.
KollMItt, tt la Uniterm cmd,
WAlf!NITMM. (in I. -A riling tt
(n irf, itainricnt rwr-tlvti l4y hy
tlt ! k I a lUimf tmtMl tn.tn I htm A iiiarlc n
IfRlnnhrrlhi nhMlnn llirdhi Ifidf ilfu olhtn '
Wifiitlnn t 1'aHlnic tJ itt ( raftrnruf h
litwtvn lhf rrrpntttvtn -f ih I'nr Knn
tr-rn rvput IK (Hlhff In) nnl Ih Chinrun
Wfiuhl "rcjutrr f l atn iru rntflM, hia
bly ho llihrvlk pf opw-tnd in I'Mna "
COMriniiA, m. c, o r i t'tf .i
affnM r HKlflPC from II i II pr rrit
wrn Hnhouncnil lodiiy by ututnnu rtir
rhnnl. Knvernl lar? it"pr(mrit irtir
tlrtly lil attftfttiiitti'd fiiitAhRtil rvdui
UM hit fell llHM,
(tItvf (Innlnri Murphy nf city ihi
aflrrnonh nnnminro'l thn' h1 (n k- n
ffiWupy," lhm t i in-i-nl the n
llitmnnl of h1 nf ilft'f- Utn trn- 1 -
than 10 ritiM .r tun 11 rm un i hmmii mr
lnr tlm eunlf1erte ri uhl-.n u it fU
AFFIRM MULDER SENTENCE
lliiincr .NnlU of Ali't'iirlnln (.Vitinty
t i for l.lfci Klllfil llepiiO,
OKLAHOMA f'lTV. Oet. 3 Sen
torn e of llfn Imprl4nninnt In thn
lt.iilnnll.il , ImpoHed on Horner
Suil by thn dlntrli t mirt of MnUur
tiln roiinty wim afflr:ned by the
rlmlnal court c' npieni.
Null eonvH'lml of Dm murder
of (I. T. Pole, fi deputy sheriff, near
HlniMnrtt, Nnvemlmr 1, 1917, when
Null, lleK''d to have been a deneiier
fntiii the nririy. wim fin 10 to huvu l
IMe nireat by the off leer.
Trfn criurl nlo nfflnn'tl the nen
lenew of (I II. MorrlM ami Hud Ne.
Mn, iikIi tn in daya In Jail and tr.O
fine for filleted ponaemlon of Ibiunr.
Thn appeal win from tho county
t nurtorTul)a courily.
from llimali rrruwnl Pramler I,rnln nel
KotalKn Mlnllr Tolilirh-rln dtin
naf lha nwrm "f tin P.ilaa anl ilrnrnl
WruMial. Th anvlut ivrintHI. II la ,1a
1 larvit, haa laane.1 alt aital tn all afflrrra
uf III" fnrmar linirlal rmlmn iirdnic tlifm
to join tha mvlat illti) for I lit iltfenaa of
flilMla,
dl'lUNOIMI'.l.l) 111, rirt. 3.
Dan
lir, iliamplon Ikar, left Mtirln-
nam rnr aiu Miuia inay nn tun aarmul
lati nf lila t.alk from I'hlnaan In Itullaa.
Ti-aat. o'Laary la ajuntlnx th l.lda
iniiaa, mora or inaa. in (aiibr.itlnn of lila
.lnhllflh liltllidnr
mV YOltK. frt. 1 - Whari William
Hnlrinianfif llionkiyn innk n aarnml wlfa
tarn montha nfa, Ii ihoiiEkt ha waa marry
ln wltl't Jllh on 1I1II1I. Willi hla own
four rlillilian from t inavlntiJ Inarrlaaa.
thai maila (Iva. II11I aliortly nftarwaltl
hi aaamiil wfr rtroilurari Ihrrn ethar rhll
.Iran tnaklnic a tolal of alKhl "Too intiih "
audi U.ithlnan, anil want to thn ilurnnnlln
M-miim roiirt ll.'ault Tho Hwilini4n
r, .in la hi kan iii
PAIIIH. rirt J - Itapn.ia ra.
I Ii r
ft!
ANGRY FARMERS TO MEET
Will lUcltrr l'rolont Acnlnst, AMI
tudo of Cdvcrniiii'iil.
ATLANTA, Cla., Oct. .1. A call
or all agricultural lntcrentn to meet
m tvaiminKinn, uuiooer l. nnu i;i 10
"proteiit aunlnst KOvornmriit offortn
to becln tloflatlon with tho farm."
was lBnued liurn tonight by Clmrlcii
o. iiarrcu, preniuent or tho Mttlbnal
Vannern union: J, H, WannamaUer,
liresldont of tho American Cotton
lumoclatlon; Harvey Jordan, Iti ef
rutary. anil Ohnrlrn A. Lynn, necre.
tjiry of tho uatlouul board ot farm
organisation"..
What wnn termed Secretary of the
VriNteury Mr.uHton'n "pollcv of tiH
flclal doflutlon" wan declareil In
liavo "forced tho mnrliet prlecH of I
piany farm produ 'la tie low tho cont j
in proiiuctinn,
.WELCOME ATHLETES HOME
Vlctnrloii.i Olympic OoutcHtniitM
March Ikivmi lltlh Ammiiic.
Ni:V YORK, Oct. n. Anierlca'H
victoilmiM Olymvlo athletoH yester
day received their offlrlal "wcliomo
homo" In a parade, down PlfMi av
enue, applauded by thoiimitidK
l.ud hy l'at McDonald, tho tt im'n
1 hammer thrower ;iml Mlandnril
hearer, marchlmr with tlio HtarB
nml Stripes at the head, moro than
100 of tho :7f, men and women
who won the International mutchce
IMiRned In rovlew.
Vhen tho parado ended nt .he
city hall, Mnvor Hylan profonted
New York s official itnld tnedalH of
grutltudu to thn athletcH. Later
the member, of thn team were
rucstti of tho oily at a baiuiuet at
the Waldorf Antorla
HARDWICK DEMANDS BALM
. 1
Georgia Senator StUIiik Ho-I'lecllon 1
Siivm Nt'WHmp'r Miiiidcreit lllm. .
MA CAN, Oa., Ort ;t -ThonuiK W.I
Ilardwiclt, former I'nlted StnteR,
benator and fnndldato for the demo-.
eratlc nomination fnr governnc if
Georgia, In the run-off primary to
bo hold next week, filed milt hero I
ngalnnt thn Macon Dailv Telegraph
for 1100,000 daiimgea for allcg:ed
libel.
Tho petition of Mr. llardwlrk
chargca thut Augimt 27 tho Tele,
graph puhllfthed "HcandalouH, tim-
llcloun, defa-natory ami llbeloim" ,
matter concerning the plaintiff with
reference to the explm.lon of a bomb.
In the Hardwlck home In Atlanta.
"Why did Mr llardwlrk, after
Rotting ntich a bomb, turn t" the de-1
feiiRo of the HuuNl.in unarclilKt?., the 1
potltlon qunteH tho paper as naylng.
CANT V0TE IF YOU MOVE
Mut Live In l'rcolnct Thirty l)aH
Itoforo i:icctlou 10 (w llallol.
OKLAHOMA CITV, Oct 3. - Ok
lahoma vote who chango their
places of residence to polntb nutoldii
prcclncta in which they havo been
living will bo dlunuallficd from vitlng
In tho genera! election N'ovembtlr 2,
nccordlnir to aUto law. T' ntatute
provides that an a qualification for
voting the citizen nhall havo been n
resident of a precinct at least 30 1
daya before election In ordor to cast
a voto In that prcciuci. I
t
1 fM f t t Thm mwmnnl tn
A'irfl'u wM'h Hrtfi ii1f iinil Hi
it ( it t) tlilkftetH Hi tll'inlllrt II KO 0T1
f tht 4epfff .i(ril vnlUrt nf ; rr
1 v in tHn Aiiirii'Hfl f 11 a P k t n. linn
li' I ii Wim mvfAlAil tmlty
ti n of (Ic.icjrjt't n tt Iti Inttfna
t an UI rtinviii tn
Dr. G. II. Huddleston, Opto
metrist, Snys Tulsii Is a Prince.
He Has Tested and Fitted More
Glasses the Last Week Than
Any Week of His Life.
Dr. UuddlQHton nay Hint John Tho Hlng Man'H Hjtcm of quick
wiled and mnall profit, certulnly keepn him bimy lie fur ho
never knew of a man or company that mrvh more of a Htpiare deal
than John The IMiik Man, mil only on hla optical kiI. but on
everything mild In Iiln iitore. Thn good must be Hatlnfuctury or
the halo in no good. A rMimrc deal KUaranteed, abuulutel.
Special attention given to children. Dr.
Huddleston will examine your children's
eyes and have the lenses specially ground
the same day. You mustlbe satisfied.
lene keep thin In mind: A child can Inly na cheaply nt this
more ua an adult. Absolutely one prlco to all.
JOHN The Ring Man
Call at 111 South Koston Avenue
xi Blocks South of Frisco Station
Thank You
U. S. WILL PROBE
ELECTION FRAUDS
All Federal Attorneys In
structed to Got I3usy
on I investigations.
WAKIIIV'ITo.v, or!.- 3 ' Thoro
ugh inverlKHii'in ' of elect, on Irrenu
lurltlci of eveiv imlnie hv all I'nileil
HiulfD jtturt.evH w.m order.-.l tt:i
ly Attorn' v t-n-ml I'ftlim r. Tlr
ordl'M "pet lflltl fdcll laT' 11''
nhoulil tulle rogtiicnnrn of loral ultu
mli,n wtU're aei iinail'irn of fr.iu I
have hi'n mule, whether rir lint a
Kin. 1 1 uiveiUgatP n liM Pern re
qui died.
It wiu unrli rtnoi that fraud mid
gmft I'liHru1 arlraiif out of n.l
prlmarMM were ln ludeil In the In
M nllgntron.
Th new lntrucilr.nii were de
eilbed m of h nweeplm charnc'ei
ilinlgiHil tn cover any cattipitlKn Ir
rignlarity aind were Bold 10 have
alrenmil the need for clou) nerutiny
el the title of mo-icy. DlntrP't il
li-rneyri were Informed that 'ii.irfK
of vote buylnff and ueouiKt;' nf, of
i.liry ahoiilil le aflvwa npci 1,11 it
lentlon where tho fort of. 1 1 i;mw rii
merit hud Jurisdiction.
I'lderal uKfliilri will work In op
rKiiilli.ii H",li nlata and 'a al a i
llit.illiaH, nntl where maaill" h1
Ml.ltc inlll'tH V.1II be given JliliH lll ll i
in ii'iild firlhrr Jit mi 1 1 I ri or of :'c
n m cviiw ih d fedoml C itirta
KANSAS MINERS STIRRED UP
Ihicnti'ii To Do Very Lljtle Work
I nle lii'iiiiimM Art Jim.
PITTHHL'H'l, Kan . Oet. 3 -Very
lltili. ciml will be mined In Craw
I fnrd and Cherokee rountlea If the
rlrrnati'la for Increnned wbuch hy the
'miner worklna on a tnn ige bnsrti
are not met by the openit'TH, In the
nnlnlnn of Alexander Itowat. pre
liient of tlltrlet l I, I'nlted Mini
W'iraeri nf America, xprerwed
h.'i tifilul '. A lolnt conference of
lb" miners ami opeivor nf dla-
trlrtH H, 21 and 25 will bo held in
Kani-as Cltv beRHinlnff ilonday at
' which tho demand' will be pro-
Rented.
The tonnage mlnnrs dotnand an
lnrrene (iroportlonatn to that re.
cmitly gt anted thn day men who
were given ii ralae of M-60 ft tlty.
while the waves of lonnngs mini
wire not changed. I
Continuoun lubrication Is afforded
a new automobile cprlng by dup
shaped oil reervolra In tho end of
eneh leaf
SERVICE
Wo can tako mro of our elerlrlcnl rrqiilrement.. on short
lititlco through our tnrlim ilepartiueiiln. lOirli ilctartmcnt
lias Hi iiiecluiiili'M who are "IhtIiiIMs In their lint'. Willi Hilt
1 1 1 1 1 tt i-iiiihlc iit li ghc .1011 t'tperi M-rtlct1 on any of Oiir
electrical ri'qnlreiiii'iilH llirotigli the following tleparlmi'iiti.
Wiring lt'i.irlmi'iil, riiluic Ili'iuirlment, .Molor lit nirliiicnt,
I I11M1I111; llcNirliiU'iit, Iti'l'iilr l)cirtiiicnt ami lletall 1)0
i:t 1 llilcli t.
Al.ltVK'i:, I'AIU DIlilN'( AMI QfALnV
Dodge Electric Company
Electrical Engineers and Contractors.
I III-11 nmt Setiinil Street
f'lionn Cedar 1 1 Hi C (iiincc.lliig All Dt'iuirtmrnts
YEOMEN
DANCE
The A'oemen wljglve their first
t5i"ini)ti il.inco Wetlrir "day eve,
October llth, 10 p, 111, at Dlkn
Hall, and em Ii Wednesday,
thereafter. A cb un dance for
cb an peiipln, (ictiid munlc and
good time.
When You
Can't Sleep
for Coughing
I
DR. STOTTS
210 lllchiirds llldg.
Third and I'.nston
Tultit, Oltla.
Formerly of Hot
Springs, Arkansas
Mood, Hlun, (h tillo-I'rir.ary
and enereal Disf a'-es and
general office practlcea
SerutiiM, .if(,ne-', Llcrtrlcal
Treatmenis
1'hoiie Osage Hill
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II II IfAl maa ' I I il 1 I r
I WM
VprOU CAN GOT RID OF the
nnnoyinr, distressing cougU
that results from constant effort
to clear a "ticklinfl" throat or even
the deep, heavy, wrenching cou)ti that ac
cotnpanifj a bad coldi you can relieve ipai
modic croup, whooping cough, la grippe and
broucb'ul cougtii by taking
Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
Do not accept a substitute. The
curative influence of pine tar and the
balmy, laxative effect of honey are o well
known that there ore many tmitatloni ot
the genuine It'oley't Honey and Tar Com
poond on the market, but imitations lack tba
cientifie blending and other healing iagrcdl
tnu lound exclusively In Foley'i.
Tlio Flrit Dote Gave Relief
C. E. Summert. IUWrad'a, Ntk.. wrilai: Sora.
tune B(o I contracted a eery aevere couth anil cotd daa
to eiroaare. Mr tauih ot eotaj 1 could hanllr ilaep
for two or three nifhti. A friend ol mine recommended
Foler'l lletiev end Ter Compound, end I rt a 60c bellle.
Tbe eery firat dole relieeed nie. I look a eeeond doe.
belora coin to bed end tin truthfully er I did net
couth once ell nieht. by unnj ei directed the sett lf
d.yi my couth wee entirely tone, and I (ite Foley
Honey end Ter full ciedit for my epeedy and permaaeut
reoeery.- 1
Prompt stcp thould be taken to check
' coughing at night. It not only wcakeru tho
utlercr, but It la irouuieaome 10 ouier mem
ber of the family. Lou of ileep and nervout
train quickly wear out the afflicted one, and
he or the toon U In no condition to ward off
attack of more dangeroui tickncM.
Mil l) l.Vi:u IIKIIK i
Ml
IIIIHllllHlllllllMlllllllllllllllHIIIHIIIIIIi
Release foremen who Suffer
The multitude of American women who suffer terribly day after day
and year after year from ills peculiar totheirsex is almost beyond belief,
yet there is hardly a town or hamlet in the United States wherein
some woman, and often many, do not reside who have been restored
to health from someof the worst forms of female ills.and often avoided
operations by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
These Two Women Tell of Their Experience.
Cariollton. Ky." I sulTnriHl almost Onnlaska. Wis. "Every month I
two years with female weakness. I had such pains in my back and lower
could not walk any distance, lido or
take any exercise at all without vesting.
If 1 swept the floor or did tiny kind of
work it would biiutj my slckntss on.
1 was weak and languid, liad no energy,
nntl life was a misery to me. I was
under the euro of a good physician for
(several months and tried other reme
dies. I had read of I .yd la K. I'iiikham'rt
Vegetable Compound and decided to
try it. After taknn; twelve bottles I
found myself much improved and I
took six more. 1 have never had any
inruv trouble in Unit rcsjwt since. I
have done all kinds of work ami at
present am an attendant at a Stato
liospital and am feeling lino. I shall
nlw ays recommend yourVegctableCom
pound "- Lu 1 ian Tn Aitr, fci.4 i-outh Gth
Street, I'arrollton, Ky.
part of stomach I could not lie in bed.
1 suffered so it seemed as though I
would die, nntl I was not regular either.
I suffered for a year and was unlit to do
my housework, could only wash dishes
onco hi a while. 1 read an advertise
ment of what Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegotablo Compound had done, for
other women ami decided to try it. It
surely did wonders for me. I have,
no pains now and can do my own
housework without any troublo at all.
I will always praise your medicine aa
I tlo not believo thero is a doctor that
can do as much good for female weak
ness as can Lydia E. Piukham's Vege
table. Compound and you may uso
these facts as a testimonial." Mrs.
Lesteu E. Wah.neu, it. 1, llox CD,
Onalaska, Wis.
Thousands of Such Letters Proye the Curative Value of
ei n.v.' a v m n i
XLI.
03 sEWm
mULli Uir aaWaHBnKaHlanoraBli.H
UYDIA IX. PINKHAM MCqjg'Nt COr taVelN MAjS,
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I
THE
ARMY
TEACHES TRADES
WISH YO U knew a good, well-paid
trade? Want to getaway from
the same old faces and the same o'd
places?
The Army is a good job and a mn
doesn't stay in one place until he grows
roots. ,
In the Army you can earn a good liv
ing and have a chance to learn almost
any tradeyou choose-rlea'rn io be a
skilled man, worth more money when
you go back to civil life.
Does your job give you a chance like
that?
Why not get out of the rut, then?
See a recruiting officer. Today is a
good day to start.
EARN," LEARN
and TRAVEL
!
Become a Certified
Public Accountant
Study Public Accounting and Auditing at the Tulsa
Business College. Both day and evening school for
your convenience. Why study Higher Accounting
by correspondence when you can get it here?
Telephone Osage 1429 and ask for details.
Tulsa Business College
sammesmmsi
Harding-Coolidge Club
Books are open at all hours at Republican headquarters,
ground floor Kennedy buijding, Fourth and Boston.
EVERYBODY INVITED TO CALL AND SIGN THE
ROLL OF MEMBERSHIP
U'alil I'ollilcul AdrcrtlMHiicnt.)