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8
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, mi
POLICE HEADS
GET LETTERS
Chief and Commissioner
Receive Anonymous
Communications
CONTAIN NO THREATS
One Letter Calls Department
"Minister Heaters" and Oth
er Cnllrt Pollco "Farmers"
fUmllnr In ton nml makeup !
the latter recalled Monday hy Hnv.
Itnlfn l'omcroy Crtim mill Ilnv. .1.
V, Ahnl, hut atrlkln at thn pollen
department rut (t whnln tnthnr tlinn
itt nny otm particular pcrnfln, wire
t tin Mters recnlved ve-rtcrdny hv J.
M. AUIUhom, commlaalnnnr nf inllri
mil .lotin A. (liurtafiofi, chlnf. lloth
ietiem were nnittiviuoiiM.
Commlaaloncr AdklHdti until Jih re
ceived hla letter 111 III" mnrnlnK
mall, alntut ullh rnvriil other Al
tera, which commanded the depart
ment for It iinuaimt activity uKaliiMt
law viiitnllun Written In u hithwI
liie, Jmnt tinlntclllKlhln hand, the
letter protected vlnnrnualv nnnln"t
tlm "lilKlioailnriia nf tlln dopnrtmmil
in iryliiR to make (if Tulati fi Hiiiiiluy
achnnl.
The letter wan not n. (llrr L prn
teel nRMlimt I ho notion of tlm de
partment In tho Cnim-Metichum af
fair, AiIIiIhiiii Hiilil, hut rather u lilrk
nciiliiKt the campiilKii which luvn
hrcn rnrrlnl on iigalimt Imoxn ecllcja
iiikI other flnKrnnt law violator
AilklHon would not dlrctifi.i thn let
ter In detail nor nllqw It to ho uh
llidicd. "Who over wrote It," ho
Riklil, "In n fool nncl I never krvo
It n moment of thoititht- it litn't
worth It unyono who will wrlto
denouncing loiter nnonymouidy Inn't
worth the troubln that It would take
to think of Jilm. I in l u coward
and who fount n. coward?"
Tho chlcf'H letter wiim neut hy pnr
col pout. Tho Kondor evidently hud
n HntiKo of liumor, hecatieo tho 1 t t r
wni eiiclnnod In a miinlL paqkaKe,
nlcinir with n couple of icntill doll"
whlrh tho writer anld ivcro for tho
chief iimimeinont Thla Irttor was
dUncd "hy n hl-Jackcr." While
moNt nf tho letter wnn unprlntnlilo
tho cnneliidliiK neiitcncn wnn, "1 niny
bo a hl-Jiickpr, In fuel, am ono, hut
am not a. prlnrlicr-hoator. Oct that,
It will do you kooiI."
"I have no Hmo to ho hothered
hy Mtii'h lunatic," unld tho chief.
rcforrliiR to tho unto. "It nmuiw
inn .liiltes tho monotony nut nf n
day'H wnrlc. And tlmt Ih whom the
mattor will end. 1 will keep Hip
letter nmonir my monicntOR, hut un
to nn InvPMtlg-atlon wlmt'ii tho
uno?" Neither letter carried a
throat.
rtccronrt Ahnl nnld that lio hnd
already fnrBOtteh nhiiut IiIh unnny
inous letter. Hovoronil Crum. wlumo
letter wnn couched In moro profano
and nbunlvo Iiuikuuko thnn that re
ceived hy Ilcverriid Abel, mild ho
.hHd roferred tho infittor to tho fed
ornl offlclalH and that nny InveRll
Ratlon rcHted with thnin. Wdenil
offlclnln havo not no far taken nny
deflnlta action on tlm mat I or, but
will probably innko an InvrKtlirntlon.
Danfhlcm In Act an
Hosts to Mothers at
dirt. Unserve I'urlu
A mother Rlid rimiNlitcrft hnn
i ill will lie given hy Klrl i iwrvn
of the Murk Twnln mh.i'.l n 10
o'i loi'k I'rldny evenlriK In th
wliiml rtnilllorliim I'nril. iimllon
of Hhoiil CO IR expeted, nn rn'in
berR In lh gill iPRfrve rlul. niirn
tmrlriK nboiit 20, nrn cxlendlim thu
ltniurt privilege to other Rlrlx In
the hnol oyer 10 yearM nf nfte
who wlRh to honor thelt motherR
In ilil miin"r The mial will be
R rvod bv inolhnm whu hnvR no
drtiiRhteiR. Th bn'iiel prnKrRtn.
f which Mix Ann llouith will
be In rlmrnt, will rontt of n d
drpae of well (illie hy Minn Anne
VmniK, rennonRe. by u mother,
tnlk hy .Mine Kathln II Hlmtn
nf thg V. W. A. Rtuff lld epe
elal iniiRle In thn form of vhaI
nd jiliinii riiIoh Hnd Kroup roiihr
unit yell
Thn gill raaervn rhlh m led by
MIir l.ettn Wnmpbir and Mlti
nraie Mcl'Hn .both ("Rcher.
FARMERS ARE ORGANIZING
InmrH A. Wll-uin Siih ( ntliin tiroii.
' eiR 1011 IVr frill for .Miirl.i't I'lmi.
.lame A WIIriiii. director of the
I'XteiiNlnti Hi the likl'ihoma A. Si M
(ellci:e, imneed thioimh TuIrh hint
nlRht en mute hime hum 1'nri flii
Ron. wheri' in tiKik piirt In the nr
Rnnl7atlnu i Rleiihiv of a brain h of
the Cotton OniweiR' HHRoetRttoli, now
lii'lni; rirK:ifild IhroiiKhout til Rtute
of Oklalioinu
Thn fottnii Miowei neRorlnllnn l
bRReil on the iiitiimoillty plan of
inarkelliiK faun product ho huitcrm
fillly wniked out In fallfornlii. Kn
der thlH plan nil tnombHr will pool
their pioductM, whpthor 11 he cot
ton, wheat or what not. In the
Miulhi'in eounlle of the Rtnln where
tho larKt-Nt imrt of the Mlato cotton
crop Is Krown the enrollment In I lie
rntton nrsnnlzatlmi Ir Raid to ho nl
moRt 100 per cent.
"The mitlro orKHtilxatlon that I
represent, comprlRlnn county farni
UkentR In 72 cnuntlPR of tho rtiltn,
In back of I ho ffirmer of thn ntnte
In their cffottR to ro-opernto In mar
keting farm prndiicl. Our work
Ir strictly educational and whiln we
urn not permitted to nollrlt ftindH
wo nro only too Kind to help the
farmerH In fnrmliin commodity or
Kaiilxatlon that lmve for their pur
pnRo thu K rou il ii if and ilumdfvlm:
of farm produi'ta for enle. It tu
not thn Intention nf tho farmerH to
hold (heir product for excenelvo
price, but to feed them out tin the
market dotnanilR."
SPECIAL TRAINS !
TO BRING CROWDS
Retail Merchants of Tulna
Arrange for Nine
Exeursioiir?
A minimum of nine exi uabm
trim will be run into Tula one
or twlra r month lron. the iir
roiindlnt trad territory tmhrnclni
a radlim nf am 7S mile, brlngln
tlmiiRHnd nf people hare in do ihir
RhnpiMnH and emphaalllnR TuIhh n
nupremMiy a trad center. It w.m
ileilrted jHRtenhiy at a maetlnu "f
the Heiail .Merrhante' aRRoclntlon In
the i lly ImlldlnR. Th flrt of thenc
xemalona i to ! held tha firt
of April, nrnnrrtlnK to thn plan
rnnde eatrday, with at lt one
and poMlhly two auch ei uniloii.i
monthly thereafter, and working
ward thl end, rmii of merchant
in ih majni'lntlun will meet lo
KRtber to plan for bar-Bain ntttftc
ili.im si imI entertainment on excur
i Rlon ilnya.
1 Approxlliialely 4 0.000 people wli,
'in till wy he brouKht to Tulaa to
nee fur IhnuaelvcR the advnntiiRe
nf trading here, it wrr eat I ma led
I yexterilny. It baa been the ionium
I heretofore for TuIrh rneri'hnntR In
charter a tinln nnd make n trip
ithiniiRh town In thl trade teril
I tnry, hut na r, mna for nrqunliit
Iriar thn people of the terrllmy wllh
actual trade condition nml nd
I vantage here, It wa de ldeil yeatwr
jilay that the pin n fm hrlimlnK poo
I pin hera would bp more fAHlhli.
j To ( '!( Vi-ieiiiii Charter.
fhniler roll of (be local poxt of!
the Ycteian of KoielKn War will!
be ioeil riillnuUiK a i-omhlnvd rcK- ,
ulnr and Initiatory meeting at S
o'clock WedpeeilHv evening In tlm
iniinhlii.il auditorium It wa an-!
ikiiiihiiI hy Iti.Hi T Warner, pont 1
-iitn ii i it ml r Tonight will be a
i loaed mcit.pg hut nnterimm fitcll I
II leu will I' pi'.ileliit fnr Imllietb'ii
nf llinHC rhiflble lulu fit ii.bcrahlp I
The ihartir roll rr'W iiumbcrM'
about 1 ' n
Struck by Electric
Auto, Man and Wife
Ask $35,000 Damages
t'amaRe of $25,000 vere aked
t Mr rrle n. Kernn In rllnlrli-t
mirt Mondav a coin tit Clmrte V.
May and other for personal In
Jurle iit4lnei by the former
January fi when alio wa Htruek hy
an electric automobile at Rlxth
frtreel and Moulder n,vnue. Mr.
Kefana claim aha wa peima
nantly Injured when atruck nno
run ovr by the eleiiih-.
A aerunil ult In whirh damRRee
(nulling 110,000 weit- aakl'd wa ,
filed by the hURband, O. K.
Ker.inR, v. ho wa with hi wlfo at
tie time of th ae ident mid va-1
alao Ririiik by the tar. Kernni '
nk tTi.Ono fnr hi own Injuries '
and an addlllniml ." Olio fir lhr
eiiRialn' d by bin wlfi'. !
BIG SEAT SALE'ON PLAY:
they Rhould have htien working for
their wive and famllOR,
Monday whr the rrt day of tbe
KPt Rale, and tne mniiRR' Hient Maid
that when tlm offbc opened III the
rnirniiig a long line Waiting fm
eeut. The flrt day le Vt bet
ter thnn the ale for any other nhnw
1 brnuRht hera tnla oaon. The show
inniiaKenient ibclared tha pretmnt
i IndlcHtlotm ware for a Rold home be
fore Thlirpday night.
rotMinc l.cglon Meetlnc,
riiRlponemt'tit of the meelliiK of
tlm Amerlcnn I.CKlon to liovn hern
hold Wedneeiliiy ereillllir WliH Btl-
i nnunced yeaterdav hy W I. Hugle
, trm. poat commander. I'revloilR r
i runifpinent for uo of thn legion'
' iiriirI meeting plu-e the mitnlelpnt
; n'ldltorlum, hv anoOier orcanlxntlon,
whr teapnnRlble for thn change In
dale. Tho meeting will takn ptaie
Inetoai at the next reijuliir meeting
I time. Wedneeday evpnlng, March 21
'WILL CONTROLS LIFE'
I'roRbjterlan .Minister In I'lery Sr.
i moil l('( an i 'Hint Will inner
I Ir Ciintnilllns factor of l.lfc
I Though the ninflh'i between RM
'and evil ragiia conWantly In tb UN
I of every Individual. l'mg "f I'hilele
will will eventually brim,' ve 'ory f'T
I good, Hey. W. II. Mmptii b. bl
In hlH fourth oermon of tli" evai.
iKidlRtlc cerVlceH of the .Secnnd I'll
byterlati cluiri'h TuMdny evening,
i "In the life of every lndlvldii.x.
;on the face of Opd tifM' ailh.
I there In conflict going on i f the
pood ngnliiMt 'he bad, (lie r'Ui'e
I against tho Impure, Jrim ClnPt
.nBlnt tha davit," no declared. "I
Ruppoto the only placo where thn
conflict Ih not coins on Is In hcavon
and In boll. In heaven Chrlt has
won the victory and the spirit Iirr
iiiiisk n il the floll; In hell the devil
'ha won the victory and the fleah
1 hn miiRtered thn plrlt.
"Will I the controlling factor In
I a mun'n life. If ho give IiIh will to
the devil, tho devil will tnko him
and send him to hell. It he Klve
hli will t Christ, Christ will lake
him and use him for rlghtcousnes
here In thru wnrk and In tho world
1 to come K'Vi eternal life. If you
'know the d-vll has bfen Rcttlnft tlw
b'-st of yon. hit him with anything
von '-an find If you will take
Jenun Christ as your Sailor y
Klvn thi del II siieh n knockoi,
that he won't bat an cyo m
n luusclo while (lod, the Ju'
oountliiK 10, tho flKht will
and you can go on our i.
JoIcIub."
Itoiirond .Mnrrii I'remhe
Ilev. O. H. Morrl. eupcrln
of the Tula dlHtrlct of tin' i
dlst church, hail ciiaig" i.
i preaching nl the evungc'lsti.
'lit the Klrt McthodiR hur h
dnv fvenl'iK. Itnv .). W. t
. preach thU eveninjr.
' Tulsa 1 ndcrtaiutig C n
you r.tv half I'hone () X .1
"Muhlnlii' fimilng lien- 'llmn-day'
Mailt Will I'mhnbly flay tun full
House, Mini) Sent Alti-uily Sold
There Ir ii genuine thuntileal In at
In Rime for piaiguer who havo pin !
rhi Real ror "Mghtnlu.' " the
fninoiiN roirieily R'lirec whleh John '
Jolilni will preeent at Convotition
hall tomorrow night In It blend
lug or laugh' ami heart throlrs It
Hiiipuxaca cvuii Him pievlcuiH Oolden ;
"fri rlng, 'Tin ii to the Itlght." and i
It ha run Jnat twice nR long on
Kruiiitway a did I hut aplendld mix
lure of legenrated i ronkn and
peach Jam. Thn play are the work
nt the name author, Wlncliell Smith
Ita record of more, than l.ooo per
formance at the (lalety theater,
New York, makoa "Mghtnln' " tho
moHt Riircemful piny in the history
of the Ameiluin Htnge The pievlcuiH
record for letigth of run on llroad- I
way,- held by "A Trip to Chinatown," I
wa tir,f performniice. I
The company to he seen here,
prevloiiH to It opening In Chicago, I
I bended by Milton Nolilea In tbe
nil" of l.lghtnlti Hill Jonca, from '
which i-haiaiter tho piny tnkc Un
name, l.lghtnln' Illll would hiiie. ,
been a fit companion for Ittp Van !
Winkle If they had been cntitvmpor-
rlci' What famous old cronlcx they
would have been und what Jolly 1
time they would have etujiyed' loaf
ing, drinking and telling yarnH when'
Ladies' Shrino Dance
Wednesday Night, .March fltli.
Conicntlon Hall
$1.0(1 Cmiidn l.itrn Ladle 50o
Eely on Guticura
To Clear Away
Skin Troubles
Rmb U fJt. Olntmtnl la iUi JlDm
BUillM It CU4It. l)V I,"l".l""
KENNEDY DOLLAR
DINNER
5 TO t r, .M.
Kurnre of (lilrkrn mIIIi Hire
llrrailnl letil Cutlet, Tmnatu Iur
.Muriuuiil .MllninUr
Big Baked Potato
Hot Kolla
C'lilflmm'lp f-nUil
Ire frenm or I'le
Tm ettre Milk
Pnnrliii TneU)i Tliurml
nnil hnturtlM
Kennedy Restaurant
OBSERVE LENT
Come today to thn
.Union Lenten
Noonday Service
All tllO (lolllllOllll Clllllt'llCR CO-
iilici-iitlni; at tho
ORPHEUM
THEATER
WVet Third Stn-ct, lictiiccn
Inln and Itouhli'r
f.".or to I2::t) .-harp
i;m:iiv wi:im:.sdaV and
rmn.w
Today
The llcv. W. (). Andcion, Viir.
lor of tho l'lrM llnptlNt Chun'll.
Subject: "And Lead fn Not Into
Tcniptallon."
I TWHERE' EVERVBUW GOESJ
NOW I'liAVIV!
The Charming Widows
n:vn iunh
IONE OONNELL
Musical Comedy's Personality Girl
ON Till' STACK
.MCSICAfi COMKDY
"Town Scandals"
A .llni-.liiin.ilein of .tarty
.Inmborcc;'
I'aiiioiii "ClinnitliiB Wlilonu'1
ClioriLS
o.v Tin; scui:kn
A CltKAT 1'KTl lti:
'The Aniazinj; Woman
A Mly by ti) by Nlcht a
riamo
A l.lojd Carletoii rroduellon,
Still rliiB "Hutli Clifford"
KXTIL A'l'IiLCTI()N
Six Native Hawaiian Singers and Player's
llnunllltn .Muelo lloth Vbcul nml Intruinental
Vliono Opernloix Id I'orin Club,
1', II. X. (ipnrutnr of tho city arc
called to meet at S o'clock Thin winy
evenlm; In tlm homo of .Mth. Mar
Riiret Durham. 71S South Jatkon.
i to form ii club for purpciHCH ut
' iiciilillnlaiiccHhlp hoi In Ih and ci
nperatlou In hiiKlneMH and eiurlnii
work for tliiuin iniempltiyed.
LibertyGarage
Car Washing
Car Repairing
Car Storage
CniirtcoiiR Service, KmktI '
Workmen, Ctinrnntecil work
Our Sicchiliy: I'ullliiic In IX
nblctl Cnrx
317 W. Second St.
Phono O-7037
Dancing Lessons
I luivc icncil my new Ktuillo nt
70l North .Main Street
PRIVATE LESSONS
Hy Appointment
Special ruU'M ninilo to Riiinll
Croup
1'hoilo (Vilar IDAS
R. R. BURKE
InatriK'tor
LYRIC
Today and Tomorrow
t'jtii i:piMin
Crcalcr und heller thnn nny
other Tnrwin plcturo eicr
ehoiin,
Wentern Outdoor IViitiitci
In Tim I'iiiI
llnimy Aubrey Comedy
"Tho Trouble Hunter"
100 Laughs!
PETE SEYMOUR
I'reecnl
Frisco Belle
In a I'n ill' Comedy Killlllcil
"LOVE
LLA CARTE
ON TIIK SCIUCKN
TOM MOORE
in
HOLD YOUR HORSES
ALSO
BRAY PICTOGRAPH
ami
' GOOD COMEDY
Complete cliniiKo nf plcttircx ami
lamlvilllo fiery Sunday, Tuctt
ilti , Thurwlii) nml Mi t urdu y .
TOMORROW ONLY
Your Choice
OF SEATS FOR
$1.50
Adolph Bolm Ballet
and The Little Symphony
CONVENTION HALL, MARCH 15
iiKsKiivvnoNs yt'AiiiMt niirti stoki:
i'itici:s si, si. .vi, sa, $2.:o
aV , i ' v Y I
STRAND
LAST TIMES TODAY
Constance
Talmadge
with
KENNETH HARLAN
in
-a mt 1 APT ? .99
"Mama s iiiair
The Always Delightful Connie in a New Role
fi,
ROLIN COMEDY
Schedule:
9:45, 11:15, 12:30, 2, 3:15, 4t30, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30
AdultM '.'no
Klddlex lUo
ROYAL
liAST TI.MKS TOl. Y
nn; rox riuim tTioN
Shirley Mason
"WING TOY"
six iii;i;i, rr.vn uu
A I HI
Charles Hutchinson
in
"Double Adventure"
Coined)
II l. IIOVCIl
The M'I I X 1 It t.lltl.S
I'UIM i: I'lSl'M Illll
pjggnc
NOW PLAYING
LAST TIMES TODAY
SESSUE
HAYAKAWA
r ireer . i a firv rnftrwrt
1' ROSCOE (FATTY)
Arbuckle
9
CONVENTION HALL, Thurs., March 10
SI TS AT QCAM It DHMi STOHC, $1 In ;l
Majestic News, Topics of tho Day,
Majestic Orchestra and Organ
sci tri n 'rnir
ii .no, fi .no, 2, ;i :tu, a. ii :ui, h, n an
The Fin
5)
A breath of the poppy from the land
of celestials woven into a theme of
love, devotion and revenge, sur
passing in dramatic intensity. A
romance of tha fishing villages of
tho Honng-Ho and the Golden Gate
City of America's West Coast.
Pathe News Palace Orchestra
St III I.N TIMI
10:30, 11.3(1, 12 15, 2, .t :!.-, 1:30, 5:15, 7
H ir, 0:311
AiIiiUniIoii 35c; Children 10a
BIG TIME ACTS
LAST TIMES TODAY
TODAY . .... 2:30
25c and 35c
TONIGHT 8:15
25c, 35c, 50c and 99c
6
Laura Pierpont
In n New I'lnjlct b ICilKiir Allan 'AVtiolf
"The Guiding Star"
QERT FITZQIDDON
00TWE ODIGINAL DAFFY OIL "
f FI5AN(i C FLINT
tbver yiop mtorrupuoa
BARDEIIE JOPJDeL
Toney Grey & Co.
In n Dark Slyntcry
"RUN DOWN"
An uproarious seance of spooks
and crooks and the spirits of love
and fun. Shivering with thrills.
Shrieking with laughter.
ALSO A NEW COMEDY
COMING NEXT WEEK
Tin: cni,i;iuj.vrr.i movii: stai
(in ri:it-soN
June Elvidge
AN1 ASS'OCIATlCS IN AN OlUOl.NAli
I'liAYMTT
SCItl.KN TI.MI
10.15, 11:30, 12115. 2, 3-15, Ii30, f,:l5, 7,
8:15, ii::ii)
ALSO SIX OTHER ACTS
SKATS NOW SIXMNO; OSAOIJ 3020
II.IIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIWIW w
ullir n--rIKlllatliTitatl

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