The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 17, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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TULSA DAILY WOULD, 1 Hl'RSDAY, MARCH 17,1921
2
KRONSTADT FALL
SEEN BY TROTSKY L
Says City of Revolt Will
Soon Return to Kohl
of the Soviet
IMPERIALISTS LOSERS
jt World Will HavcSiirfrriMl n
y nihfv Disiippoinltni nt, He
Syn in Ihlcmi-w
Hridv Presented at
Hi centum Last A ifhi
lit l.ol l-i.
t V A. KUlf
.itiwighi ii.M i
him
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MuSC' i , it li II
l.'n in Ihtrlln, M.ii 'I
KronKtntli in hi in v will h '"
nil iliK'il. ' t. ud Iciw of I nr
,liii il. i, i .hdcr pn.' w lii-my in
H'lqr), riii In n'il I i on Tmlnhy. n
li"'n i otiiinlmir for win n I ho Hi
n i. not ii-l ffiivprnmrnt, who nrilwl
1 ' m toilny from ili Peli om ml
iiiini lictc h lim ln"n iliri'itiiiK
tin mi. i.illnn of llm rcil lump"
iKaltml I Ik1 i i-Im H
Tintukv wmi In front of Kr-nTal
Mafi hi mlniMi ! in on hln way in
i hi fir Mill, ui i. Bruin )f lh- hhiiv
when 1i " Irilcrvlownl foi the
liilrrnMl-initl NflWH ftervlr Thin In
i hr firii iiilorvlrw Tiolnhy him
Kmii mi' nine thn iiprlnlnn or-!
i in t il in KriiniilHill, ami h"run of
his poxii.iiii In Ihi) mulntl It In of
Ihi' mi i I iiiimii lancf.
.Not ConconiltiK SIiiIiih.
TrnlHky, mi lil:
' II la Imimrtllil In iitnlrrtlanil
Ihi' Kriiimtiidt cvcnw union tnkt it In
hi J il it i-l Ion Willi miii' Inlfriml nnil
ilprtml Munition. (Iiir ccononilu
Hiliintlnn it f I ir nix mill mir-lialf
onrn nf war, In ttcll. Ulintt n. v
lliivo 111(11111(11011 frank aliitlalli ill
iMnlciui-NlM, Wo do not iiniHlili r It
imronwiry to coiicoal i u r actual
( ci i 1 1 1 1 ohm from our virlcin, frnin
(iiir enuntrv or from our frlenil nutl
from tuir ciioiiiIch In ntlmr ciimitilPH.
"Quito naturally tlifBn purlieu,
which ttvn or Hirer Hums; before
Bavn ilrmiiiiHtratlun of llirlr lianU
rupti'y, alimilil try to revive tliem
lvt liy rxiiliiltlnif coiullllnim of
llm iirimctit tnoinont of t)i wor.kpriT
revolution.
"I mil KpnakliiK of nodal rrvo
liillnnnrloN mill mcnaliavlkl lio. uii
nliln to pluy mi Inilnponili'iit role,
urn ti ii ii It to olitulii or iiwilnliitn
tlirniiiolvt'M In power They have no
Ntatiln ii A-In I foiimlntlnn. They are
trying In hn the Illinium peel im
whluh the working oIhuii wnuM nllp
Into rnunter I evolution iiKulnit the
HOvlcts.
i:plnlilM Inc licet.
"An tit the i Inline, the Iliiltle Jlcet
reprenenta tlinl pint of our country
most expotieil to Kut'iipe,
"Otirllti; thn linnt two yenta llle
pernoniiiil of the fleet lini rlmimril
ffreatly. The IichI eleinenls wore
(liken out nnil traiinferrml to other
linriirlim of novlot work nnil wore
aupphtntcd by enmiat elements nttinnn
wlilcli wrro reprenentntlvea of our
Itoriler nntloniilltlea who reKanleil
Ilielr nrli'n In tfuut n.i U'liiponir.v
wm i;. The traiiHltnrj" cnmllllnna mvl
u'nKtnhle peraonnel of the f loot
erenteil nn unfnvor.ihln ntniOKphert
nnil kiivh oiiorlunlty for hhiiikkIIhk
Into tlio fleet elomenls that were
openly hontlle.
"The tiuiHKCH of aiillnra formulnteil
ilemauilH which orlKlniilly ilhl not
nxceeil the rtemnmls preaenl'd I'V
vnrloiiH xroiip of Inliorera to the
aovlet Koverntiienl. The revolution
(irlra utill.eil thcno ilenninilH in u ful
erum for their lever. Ilehln.l llilr
lincka-eiiiitloimly einerKeil the Hkoih
of revolutlonnry of fleet a.
KroiiMmlt I'oiiuhire t'lllilftirini'il.
.'The Rrent tnniwa of the Krnn
dliull population Kept on vorltlim
Mlthntit uiiilerHtiinillnc the di'.iK" of
eonfllel. KrotiMtiull ItelliK l.n-.ileil
nitoii Ihe (liilf of I'lnlimil. fliitiila lit
Hie iTiiteWiiv fioin wlllt'h the tt'orM'a
hlBlnvnya leiul lo the Iiiiipi'Iii!hIc
eoiintrU'K. At Keviil the while Ktiunl
offleert heniliie nrtlve. The lOlinter
revolutlonnry iiRenla In thn Halt lo
lit mire liecim to ohIiiIiIMi ii jconln. t
Willi KroiiHliilll. The nrlcluill lend
era of the iuuemnnt, heeiiiiitt liittllv
frlKhtenetl mid heuaii to eomi'lulli
of the grnwliw liiflueneo of Ihe
rnunter revnliitioniiry mill' irv of fi -eera,
hut then It wna ton late.
"Quito ohvloutly nfler the Ice !
cone from the tiulf of I'Mnl nt.l, th
counter re olutloilitrleH ro'll 1 ifiiiovn
our veseela nnil deliver them Inl'1
(lie hnnila of the Impel lullma it a thev
dill rehela. I
"Knowlinr UiIh we preiienled nn
ulllinntiiiti to the iiiutlnern mid then
itplilled iirjiieil force. Thvrc M "
ilouht that the iniltlnv would hrtve
il In imoiI within 11 ahort tlmr le
Kinilli'KH of the fact Hint the mull-
necra poaaeaa lie.ivy nrtlllf't . i
"The il'MiiniiHtrnllon u ICrnimtfi'lt
rhowed the eariianu und ihe poptt.
Intloil that the lnaiiiKena were up
imiilliat nn nrnied atriiHrl-' Thlt lin- '
inecllutely ItrntiKht nhotit n illaliil"
Kl'litlon of the Kronaliiill Rariianii '
Sloonor or Inter Urnnatiidl will r"ni'i t
Into thn fold of the anvtel kdiiii '
liient und Ihe anvlrt ftmc and Hie
orld-lnipci IiiIIhIh ttlll 1ihm uff"nd
ti not her illxappolutnii'iit
NEWBERRY CASE STALLED
iIihIkp In MIcIiIkiiii ItefiiM-s 10 i:ner
.Motion for llropiiliu; I linrxc.
OltANU UM'lliS Mi. h .Mi.,),
lt!,Utllted Si .it h lilsltiii Alliums
Myron II. 'uiui 'h.. !. i
Miohlii'in xlUi i Ii i tin ,i i.i ti,..
department of J'.-u in ilmp tin
perjury eharKc awiiin.i I nitc.l stu ,
.SeiiHtor Truman II Nittln-nv hi
declllieil to enter tin m num h,. ,,
niltted hero tmiio n n fn-. i :
-dlaulltii the ni.iiti '
The prrjiirv n.t i i- ' . ti i i'
from the i:ae i.i.tt in on i t,i . ,i
NtuU'rt aiipreiiic . ii n.i, it ,! ,
Iiuh not lifcn l i .u 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 I
una niiaed ui" in I'l.i , wi .
Henutor Ncwlnu, o uu tit . t 'j
contributions p. i,.i.- ,,
Ilipnoy Of til. ' tai n nn
nttitto In the 'laimi.ti ,.ni..i .i
11118 with hW n. w -) .mi ...
sent. Orliilnaity the . iiui-kc m
taken tip Is"lw N "rt
dropped beiuimo three ittit-.H.t
fuaed to teitlf
I Mr- l.onl S
TAX LAID ON
LOSING TRADES
Two Cases in the Supreme
Court Closely Watched
by Oil Men
II aid in f Favors Honors
for Unidentified Hod it
HARRIS DENIES
HE WAS CALLED
W AMIIIS'iToV. M u ll Ifi 'ii-
l't ' llimliiiK h.ia iiimii ,t t!d'i
Ihnl lli' body nf otic link tiott n Ann i
I. o, aoldlet I..' Imtlrrl t, ritl.t U,.o NJnVOf A nKffl I A Tp
liminii ui AilliiKt,,n iiii',.,ii ,t,, VYtlS iNUVLM VSht'tl LO I tis
lety in xl nrmlatli n 'lay The pr o
il tit In iirnmnlrm In take pat I In th'i
Hiti hn, II wan mild The war..ip
. pin liuent probfihl), will rn i.tinni tnl
tn innKriaa that it rongrr hIoiihI
, ined.il of honor he awarded lln un
known aoldliT
tify in Hamon Trial,
"Big .Inn" Avers
na lr jl I I. iv i Ktinv Mhj w,it led
u i to H-ilif i-i Hie m ex. ept
hnf I h.ne aei n M name men
' Mimed In the newnpapcr wlh thote
! nf mfiiiv ntliel' aa nofnltilu wll-
ncaaea. llnd they wftnt'Ml to reach
me they could have don o with
out difficulty."
COAL OUTPUT""
II AMI 'MM N. TI.MMMNH
IIINUTON, Mirth 18. Hun
..' Tcxaa, (ikliihoma and Ioula- '
.1 men are .Imply Inlere.l. il , (C (' (Uld liCHCI'VCS
Ilrewatar and (loodflel i-a Hai l ed Fl Olll PttVUdc
. nrllnK In the Supreme court
ie waa aettltil In part laat
then Nollrltnr Oanernl I'llcr
(l nllted that lha Koverntnent
n wrontt In i ertaln phaaea
nl i itl laaue of Ihe nw, how.
ct iimettled. Thu' l
an Inerenaw In value, re
nin an laolnted transaction.
Income aunjci t to Ihjui
lit Inlfftiitlonitl artin
AHDMtlltK, Marnli 1. The
fittfiire nf Jim llarrla, terrndt hp
pointed to eueceed the late .lake I..
I In moil aa republican iiatluiutl
eommltle. man of Oklahoma, to
nnawi'r it auhnnena.t l.i atmeiir na a
I nltneai In the trial of (Mara Smith
HUMTON. Al.inh t'l Mni.iiiry of
the N.tty I ten by and XuPtHry of
War Wreka, lodav auatalncd the ue- 1
lino of in my and li.ivy offlcera here'
In refualtiir lo allow mcmhCr of the .
rrKulai foo eM or ieavc lo iiutrrh
In uniform Imnorrow Hi the etacua-i
..ttion of BotTiimrnt vcstela to the,
Jxirolt rompjny for opeiation ou'
of New' Orleans wan denletl In Feb
ruary, hut the. board more recent
fiction was In the nature of ft ru
vernal, the, chairman explained.
NEWEST POSTAL CHANGES
INCREASED
nniiticeil Unit Oklahoma mined
million, nan ilepriveii tne i ae or ano.ufin tons of coal In 1920. aa
'.lie of lla apkicnt 'lilla of evldeinc, (.(,npared vtllh 3,200.000 In 1913
accordliiK to ihi' prosecution. I Althouxh lncreimlntc I OOO.onO lona
Hiirrla, It wna learned today, wna i mure a!,t ypar than the e.lr he
calleil ua tme r of the wlltieaaia to'f,irp, Oklnhomn failed to reai'h Hh
refute th't Malm of the dcfcnn that ,Hr level. haWilK mined I .tSO.Stl
the iiijeu'ied woman loved llamoi. , M 917. and 4,813. H7 In 1918
ami w.ifc raiinrui o mm.
Olil you have a flat
Seteiiil liilcriialloiinl .Vloney Order
; - i .Slntlout In Oklahoma,
Hill la Mill llclott I're-Wnr I'lKiircs , rpn inl lu Th Wnria
for l,ncl. of Market. , WASHINOTON, Mltrch lfi.--AI-
Hv!.n.7.h.'2"':. .: I hert . Hlrd has been appointed'
vam ii.-so i .-s. .Mitrcn to. t ...ui pMlmnHteI. llt Yuba, llrjun county. I
iiiiiiiit in oiMtiiiomti mr mi" nn (ikliilinma, to succeed .lames IJ.
nlitK only 39'.' per tint of i apain . ' .stowt,r. reilRneil. Clyde A .Meeka
the BQoloKlcal HUrVey loilio 1 lias been -appointed acting postmna-
notitiiiiil. It wna aUo nnnounced ner Ht ()(.nMct.
that SR. 4 ner cent of the defh lillcy Thn fnlh.uliiL- rikl.tbnm.i nntitnf.
ttaa iaaed by "no markel i flcea will become International i for Mar service Detwcen t he ;
At the aumo time the ailrtet an-.nlnneV order offices on April 1' Proctor nnil also from Huff
C'.inev. Canute t'olon-. Cyril. ' ooby Hprlngsf
(into, Ooodwell, (lol
Hitchcock, .let. K
Manltou. Oakivood,
set. Jled Oak. IllpleyJ
ItiBton nnd webbertt
Tho poatofflce nf
will be moved to tli
Paul Hired, between
Santa l'e streets, ojf
Jennie It. I'lah ha
postmaster nt KHdl
Olilit.. succeeding JoV
slmieil. I
The postofflce ac I ' n
iiuoyah eounly, iiasNi irn
tied and mall for th ' , ,i
after will be sont to Muidio
postoftlce at Hulscy, Umti,
ty, has beei dlcontln ir il ,n
hereafter will ko to W'llbu
schedule! also wcro aim
Hni Ion
iler the altteenth (IfHiima
i in lendment, or wheiher It eon-
: i ,i.n Biiretlnti of capital and,
tliiifi.ie. la not subject to taxation
ml. i ihe sixteenth ainendineiit.
I , i mnr Heitator Thomas P. (line
ilii"Miid in this isae In supreme ...
mil lust week. It la Mm first MP- i ''?lh'liiiis Oilm
in ii. nnr in the nation's highest
nil. Html of the blind Oklahoma sn
I it . who ret ently rsllred from office,
lioro nnd Smith Appear.
Apiteailm: late III the rase, Hen- '
atm liore and former Meriator Hoke
.Smith nf llciiruln. who Is associated ,
Revcn-iwl M:irloM IMvtttfinJ a'' i"'". 'u'" '"V.' l" f"" '
v ...... v., . ( tvini,.,! aiKiimcnt In the case.
Wife lo Lonireiration ''h enurt win not bcKtu the study of
II
Hon for the Irish republli- und free,
dotii for India were alio In be In
the column.
PASTOR'S BRIDE
GIVEN WELCOME
Hon day parade. Tr fnaal was i..i' li;,' ..... .. ...i ..A 7. .. .... .i A NtW o I trtm LIIMt I U o. H.
T. L Li? t0"". 1 Tieatlla to he aaked Harris nc. or.l-
v In innvatnenta to obtain recoinl- ...T.i i,,.ir,,, , it,.,i,,, v...v v,iti r
'rriiii-IMirlntloii Sjslem Soon.
U'ASHINOTON, Ararch 1 K
tablhlur.unt of. a new t'tramshlp
line to South Amrrl.a out of New
Orients. viih sai l b' Chairman llen
son of the shippi.iR ho.ii.t tonlKut
to he ptiib.ihh n:t a ic.tul' of thn
linniil m action in kimhr the 1 tuted
.Ma, nunc ili litn t'li ptr t nt V" of
Detroit staLis ,t t ,tn o.ir ati r Alio-
LANDLADY IS ARRESTED
at Reception
Mis .lane Harton, In lili' nf t, .
lamia l Mai Inn nf the Huston .Yro-un-
M. I'! linn h. sotilh. was pie
a ited in her htisltaud'a coiiureaa
llon nt a teii.ptinn mtcn by the
meinherahlp Weilneadny etenlin; In
the chinch pallors CitiiKntHila -tlnlli
were etti'iiiled In the newly
wedded mir by sei-ral hundred
members and fi lends o Ihe church
dining the affair, whlrli progressed
plenanntly from music tn infrrah
menla, In a, flnwer-rilleil aettliiK.
.Mrs llarlmi'a Riaclnua mid charin
ln personality have nlready proved
alt live lo Ui nee who havti met
her mid ahc prnmlaea to adapl her
self rendlh to her new home. Hlie
wll be tecelteil Into tlir lol ill thlllch
next Holiday mornimc. IrmiaferrliiK
her inemhcralilp from the first M.
H. church at Auatln. Texas wliein
she wna mi active woiker. I'or the
past (tvo yeais she has been study
litK hlble teachluK III it eclioul In
t'hlcntfii whei'.l she met Hi t ct i iul
H it tun lust summer while he was
litklliK'it speelab cnliise at Nortll-
llte case unlll llieio niKUmenls have
been aiibniltteil.
Tbe
t.flvf
of Hot Wnli'i- lliu-
i linen I mloliiK or AIit. IlihlH.
In a laid nn file Cheyenne rooms
1-2 U'eat I'lrst yesterday nfternooti
pnlli e offli era in inured nhotit three
Pints nf t or ti whlaktv and m rested
Mis. Nellie lllhbs. lalnllady. on ,i
i harne nf posseaalnr. of llipior. 8ho
was later telcasod mi a (alio bond.
When Ihe officers entered thn
place, they said, .Mia. Illhba Krabbed
two hot water h.iua and a imart
.Hlie. ine lonienis or Wlil.'li
hilt' Injlho prosecution.
HiirriK is now In AVnshltifiton, It
la mid.
Damon's friends aoimht to make
his widow national republliHii mm
mllleeman after Hitmon'a de.tth
Harris M the faction whn It op
posed her.
1'iinliihlM t.f u't.1,.1, t,.
Hiewster ainl i.nn.iricu casna emptleil into u lav.itiu. Hi, Hi the
me eoustiiuiionaiiiy oi cur- Mlt vtaler Iuiks and I be
of the income tax
WASHINOTON. .Manh 1.
James A. Harris, republican tut -tlonuj
committeeman frnin OJtbi
hninit, toilay vliSntously denii d ic
piirut from Aidmoro that h" had
been subpoenaed to appe.n lis a
witness In -the trial of t'litra Hnillh
Hamon.
"It Is a cheap attempt M b, inn
polltlra into this trial." naid Htirrls
commentiiiR on the upnit thut Hi.
pi osecutlon had desired M (xamiili
IIKIU
Inv
tain piovlslolis
law of 1910.
, Kenatura (lore ami Mnillli had pre
viously advlsml their clients that cer
tain tiarta of the law were tiucniistl-
tulioiilil, It wmi later In thn duy
(hat .Solicitor Ucnernl Krlcrsou.
speaklilK for the Koverninent, r;on-
fessetl error as to omi point In each
case.
Drowsier had purchased slock tn
IR99. payliiK 29t.iliill for It On .
Mar.h 1. 191.1, the dnto set by the
government for a basis, the stuck
was worth only $180,000. Ilrewsler 1
In 1910 Hold the stock for tile pur-
I'liamt price of $291,000. The Knv-l
ernmciit was seeklmt to lax the In
crease since 191 n. The lower court
held adverse to the Kovernnirnt.'Hn.
llcltor lleneral I'rlerson admlttetl In
open court that this Incrense was
not Income.
Trlctl In Tin l Loss. I
In the other case, (loodrlih had ,
sold stock In 1010, which was worth i
practically tiothim; In March. 191.1.
lilnt r fiiii'i.rnlnir mi n!li'i?ril
li inn . , - -
bottle 'with the late Jake Hamon
amil'cd of Pi.iii whlsKt a.'i ,,rdliiK "It Is u move wltlf a i rw to dis
til i.ii. nfl.(iK fiirth.i' sc.ucli of ' credltiliR me for pclltltal purposca.
the plai n ii vi nled ahnip three pints 1 '""I hcen u close pcrsor ll und
if the "hnnrc in a ttatir pitcher i political friend of Jake H.imon for
Offl era p.ntlt Ip.ithiK in Ui ' raid more than IS vcara and nc v had
were Ike Uilkei-on i II Mcndler, u fiKhl with him, I ha' i tit ver
It ib O Hi II ill"! I I I' n been subpoenaed ns a wllmsa In
MRS. COOPER SAYS IT'S
RANDEST ON EARTH
rn . Lu ' V" " . ," i'-ut sold It for less .1,,.,, he paid for It
hax.allcmei I lie rulvcrslly of Texas
Nashville Woman Over
came Troubles By Tak
ing Tnnlac Five Years
Ago Still Enjoys Splen
did Health.
nnil has ability as an.altlst. She
Is a naUve and wna ten ted lit Texas,
her family liclnu iimotiK the e.tily
Hcttlers of Ihe slate.
The ceremony wlibh united In
liiiirrlitKC the lnml pastor and Mia.
t la ton, formerly .Mis. Jane Murray,
was performed Tuesday uvuiiIiik,
March S. til thn Travis Park Metho
dist, ohiircli In San Antonio, Texas.
Willie In Rin Antonio they were
entertained by Mis. It. M. Mcrarlln
of this city and Mr. and .Mm. Harry
Doners, former Tulsa Icsldeuta. Itcv
erniid llarlon preached In Mrs. Il.tr
Ion's homo church in Austin Hun
tiny evenlim. The rounle lettirued
lo Ttllsti Tuesday nun il lit k". takltiK
up their resilience at the parsunaKe
817 Solith HohIoii.
So put was the telegraphic ex
chitiiKU between the Itotary club of
Tulsa and lleverend llarlon anent
his mnriliiKe lust week that It will
hear 'rodltlilon. Iteterend llaitnns
telet;iniii lead at the weekly Hnlaiy
'iliib luncheon was, "Why caiinot I'
tome? Head l.ul.e J I :'0". w bit h la
"1 have marilcd a wife, mid there
fine I iiinnot ,01111- ' Itmai'laiis n
piy was. urei'i'tiR't llc.nl I'mt'i rbs
IS '.''.' ' w lib h is, U In ui tlndi tlL, a
wife ftiideth ,1 Kimil Muni; and oil
liilnelli favoui of he L.ont '
'Aboil' five years aco I cave n
run-down onditlon for a loriR time.
-My lieahli V'i so pour that I cnuld
not bci out of the house and had
to i-potul most of my time In bed.
"Well, Tantac soon relieved my
troubles anil built mo up to where
life wna worth lltliiK iikhIii and It
has been my standby ever since. J
keep Tanlac In the house all thn
time, anil when I feel myself Ret
ItiiK a little, run-down ft soon has
me leoiinR iikiii acaui. 11 mways
prior to 19H The Koverninent hart
sntiKht to tax the Increase since 1913
ns Income, nllhouch Ooodrlch had
Himtiilni'il loss in tint transaction.
-AlthoUKh the mlmlsslon of error , 1r,,.,":,,," . ," "J",1 A J!!.. KT, .. 'V S?,''Cn .!,". .'l;', '
It,.. Il, ,.,,v.i,,,,il linn u,.tlt..,l tbr V"" , n ..,. iiijunu tin, I Jiih ihi. I "ill mttjit in mil
pemllm; claims fur a return of taxes
paid by many tnxp.ipers. the hlKKCKt
Issue Involved has not been setiien
best of health ever since. I want ' day (his urand medicine came my
everybody lo know what 11 wonder way. It rapidly restored my stlenKth
fill blessing the medicine has In'i'ii ainl enerKy after I had the "flu" two
On UiIh mnliir Ihhiii, llm I'nl'nriiiiicnt I i"i .i 1 n. 1 tin n nso. 1 111111e.n1 tifiicvc 11 nt
l:n..V. .' ?..m"J." .V LT. ... iiiimii Cooper of lfito 1Mb Ave the L-reatrst medicine lu the world."
North, Nashville Tcnn. Tanlac Is sold In Tills.t exclusively
"When Tanlac first ciinio to by the Quaker und Puritan Drug
Nashville 1 had been In a nervous, 1 companies. ..Ulvt.
la Insisting ir.ilns derived from thn I
profltablo sale of capital assets may1
be taxed as Income. .Senator Oore
Is Insisting that It cannot
Lucky
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More eloquently than
words, a ride in the new
Packard Single-Six re
veals its genuine Packard
character, in combina
tion with
K! 9 HIGH GASOLINK MILHAOH LOW COST OF UPKEEP I
I V 1 HIGH TIRE MILEAGE LOW OPERATING COST 1 "ff I
I SMS Packard Single-Six Tour-
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I I PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT
I fill PACKARD OKLAHOA MOTOR CO.
I Qsk the man vho owns one
Sold i:cliisltely hv
DMtltOU Ml. SIC COMPANY
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Buy Now
Those new spring suits that we are offering an
the best values that money can buy. They are
fashioned from the finest of materials, by tail
ors who know' HOW to make clothes that men
and young men like.
The fabrics and styles are the best we've ever
shown. '
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$23-65 $25 $28-65 $30
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223 SOUTH MAIN
How Does
Every Day Milk Make
Housekeeping Easier?
A GAS STOVE is handier to use '
than a coal stove, because it gives
you heat only when you want it.
Every Day is handier than bottled
milk because it gives you rich first
grade milk just when you want it
and just in the quantity you require.
WHEN you use bottled milk
you usually have to buv
enough each morning to last all
day. Perhaps you buv some ex
pensive cream, too. You must
use it up quickly or it will sour.
Perhaps you are forced to have
rice pudding for dessert when the
family is tired oi milk dishes and
wants something else.
You must buy enough ice each
day to keep that whole day's milk
and cream supply from becoming
6our. All this is making house
keeping harder and more
expensive.
The modern woman has her
Every Day Milk on the pantry
shelf and opens a tin whenever
she needs r"ilk. She uses it in
stead of ci...m for cereals and
coffee as it comes from the tin
because it is. so rich. She adds
the water we have taken out and
uses it for cooking. She doesn't
have any left over to worry
about. She saves money on milk
and ice hills and she has dis
covered the . way to easier
housekeeping.
. Your grocer has Every Day
for your convenience,
yVes tip 's
EveryDay
MILK
Did you
read
Mrs. Thrifty
yestcrdoyP
UA.DB BT TTtB MAKBR9 OF
X!lTLi'(l MILK
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