Oklahoma Leader (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 112, Ed. 1 Friday, December 23, 1921 Page: 2 of 6
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FACE TWO
Japs Strangle
Siberia, Says
Cabled Appeal
_ . alroritlM. *e [.r*«t tain«t ii« !
Far Eastern Republic Recites washington uactMtti;
Actions of Japanese—Civil .
War Promoted By Them. It i*rticip.tion
I A, J *nm nil lb. tor.
IS UnarQCU. tinu 1 presen " Jai-anese troops
„ ' . . _ on Russian territory, which is id
WA8HINOTOS D^:*'« - HO. - • " "«- >
j.p.nw *«
&t th** i; ' m < n t when America
,n tb. four-power tre.tr for th. " " *"■ 1 ,ki""
keeping Of "> ce" I" th Pacific. «hert*or. s .kiforor. Luvk*. ■
is told br the National Ancmblr of ctiko., DumMne
the far eastern republic, in a eablad
appeal to the conference made pub-
lic here by the Special Trad* ^le-
gation of that republic. It t«Ua f
the recent offensive bexun by the i
Semenov, Merkulov and Kappel ban-
dits. supported by the Japan**'' im-
perial forces in the Maritime prov-
lore.
"Th. National AaMmblr." ar. <he
message, "which elected bjr tlio
entire population of the Ruaalan 1 ai
fcrf and which l« seated with full
poww, la compelled once more ti.
|o<l«« a dectslre proleat aitain.t Q|ajms 0f Packers That IheV
Japaneae argrewon In the Ruaalan ^ W0(\, Disproved By
2L-S. Investigation.
the A.aemblr r,,..
W„.ld Ha" Japl>I«!; . HK AGO. D*< . The eonien-
-It l« DOW the fourth rear tha' ^ o( (h( pic„ r, „. „ ,tnk, „
oier and their plant* are aiam oper-
OKLAHOMA LEADER
POLLY AM) HER PALS — Evidently Pa Thought He Had Been "Skinned.
asm sfco kx* * *Jtw
"T—>S ** "livifcS
QPPLO
HE STRIKE
foretin troop? hare invaded
Ruaalan FTar Eaat. The j**"?* >IlBe nonniily unfounded, accor:
tw rd la .appm.ln* the life of he ^ ^ ^ Bu,mu lmc . M.
Human W" «> noI:. tdvlaor ... .be Ami.iama.M
1'TT" rf M^ri *«t dtttr. and Buuta.r workmen
Kftft. from the Prorince, of Marl ^ tour oI OM o,
Prlbalkal' remem- throujh .he yard. dUtricl
7 ,,",, th# |.D, rarealed the followlD* conditional
^^.erv'iLtlon J!"J.TJZ <- - "ttl. acihr.tr -«
. . K fh. . r,,r,.. azalnst visible. Outside of the teamsters ail
Ihe^Ruaaia'n people in <b- Pa: Eaat *«" help about the pachma plant.
Ml the member* lb. N.Uona: « ">«"> nd *«•«« . No -aion
Aaacmblr are readr to teatlfr to (he «« then haulm* freata m«t _Erery ;
Japaneae et d« ora "to .tr.nfthpr, "ajon me. earned a load of cold
and continue tketr lnlerrentlon bj atora^e mea.
falaeboodi deceit, and atrocities I re.h *ew, Varce.
They are alm.nt to «l our .erri- The carta which are uaed lo carry
,„ry and turn imo a :'"L "i^^huc'h^^d'piclSecret Negotiations Declared " " • ,i e m u..
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—Uy WALTER HO HAH
JERRY 0\ THE JOB— No Offence, Mr. Monk, No Offence.
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Lewis Reported
Seeking Aid Of
Sam Gompers
ROLL OF HONOR
BT
8. AMERINGER
ill (Jangle. Haj i:
for a year.
John Mullen. Secretary of I cal N<
< l No 4TU. United Mine Worker* <■'. of Buckev* «tatc reartfr-
America. Schulter. Okla. get* in $10.1 other i "tch by ute-r
to cov«r a number of payments for suh-| months.
fcriptions to the Leader on the checic- 1
'off plan.
Nick Nau ch. Krebe, Okla.. Secretary
of Ixh al No. ^327. L'niied .Mine Worker-
of America, send* in $7 85 to cover a
number of check-off payments.
( l.\>MI M il.
• What sort of a fellow Is John J.
Chumpaon?"
•Tve heard blm boast of racing a
train to a crossing."
"Say no more!"— Birmingham Age-
Herald.
Mclntyre. Secretary of Local No.
3*61. United Mine Workers of America,
e! Mine Workers r.f America. Henryetta. Okla. remits *1100 to
colony. We hare In our po ac*eion floors wen al
indicating that they are j
, rreat number of document re- and apan.
larding .be Japaneae «beme to belnt put to little u e. Butcher abop.
Mlae our terrlton. !h ' *" ,b,t ,h«>'
"Japanese troopa continue to pour were unable to eet freab mean. In-
Into Vln.llvo.tok Japan control., the variably the reply to their telephone
entire Ruaalnn-Pacific coast. The at orders la thai the parker, are un-
tack against Japanese troops In able to fill them at present. I pon ln-
Nibolsevpk in 1020 was the result of quiry at Morris. Armour. Swift and ^
Japanea. provocation The Japaneae Wilson whether visitor. j nep.tiatKma bc.w
art bulldlni! fortlflaction.. dlKginc around a. la cuatomary. the reply
In Progress Between U. M. Frank Farriogton. head of the Illi-
W. A. Executive Board no>* district which has thrown its u'
T Hall. Secretary of L/n-al No. 1082 ^],
Committee and A. F. of L
Leaders.
tremendous weight behind the Ksn-
• sas "outlamn." Is bombarding A. V.
By Federated Pre*#
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23. -Secret
Paul
retary
of I*, headquarters with circulars Coum
calling attention to I^ewis' extreme bis mii. ript; n for or* year, and gets
tactics. Hla latest la a comparlaon ,n ,ub "*m* I*r,"d
between the Injunction isaue.J by | M H B„.|or, California, renewa hi.
committee jutjge Anderson against the L". M. subs- nptlon for another three month*.
' that many T*rt payment* on subscrip-
tion* to tha Lead*
Kolai-hney Manager McPeters
"o. Fort Cobb. Okla.. gets In United Mine Workers of America. Ma.
■, pay Jor eleven three month* Mo . rounds up $8 <w to eight payments
>n the check-off plan for papers going
• • • to member* of his local.
K. F'tcler, F.!k City. Okla.. S*c ...
Treasurer of the Roger Mills L1 V Smith. Dewar. Okla., Secretary
Co-operative Aaeoctation. renews of I cal No. 71 >. United Mine Workers
8am Ingalls. Stroud. C
subscription to X. G
town.
"By chance I obtained
paper, and found It t"
labor paper." write* Ma
Frank I
22H. Uniti
Henryetta,
{payment o
4 Mine Workers of Ame
Okla . semis in 113HQ ax
l a good liat of cherk-off 1
Jack & Jill Cleaners
Price* Best lVork
Ve mil for and deliver.
CALL MAPLE
11H south HIKNoii
8999
pay
America, remit* $♦ 00 to cover part j^' (,^ r' \ , N:lj! ( ^
ent on nine subscriptions to the Am#rlM Coalton, okla.. s^-nds
1 I<eader.
trenches and putting up barbed wlr< '-ame
back that this practice has been from the General Executive Boar i w. A. In West Virginia and the or-1
O. M. Stansberr>-. Mounds. Okla., re-
ewed for a year and got in one new
on Ruaalan t.rritorv Ruaaian riv.ra dlacontlnue.1 during th. atrike. I of the United Mine Workers of j der issued by I>ewU afalnat the Illi-' fr0^ ^ cam'.ToiTShi ?"">"lh "
In fact, many of the .trlkebreak- I America repre.entinf John L. Lewip nols miners. Judse Anderson per- ameentior. write. Juliu. M«noai. Har- Dr. v. L Ru .-e'.i Mouniain Park.
When hired they a prMident Gompen and Vice In,lted l' M *'• A. to feed the rtoburg. ill. in wndm« u. hi. auMcrip-lokla. end. in
; SUbS.
>ver part payment <
four check-oif
have been mined by the Japanese
The mouth of the Amir river hat. era are quitting.
Ruaalan ships an.l had been promised free l .rd, but
new sub fo:
President Rtckert of the American
i strikers in West Virginia;
CJranlte. Okla..
been closed to Russian ships and na« 'Tr." ! President Rtckert of the American' * * John ,;iach",,n
m9(,. a h..p #or attacks upon us. OMf claim that it is being deducted prohibited the feeding of the Kan H u McCoy, custer City. Okla.. sends m* subacrtption lr
t a * . ovtpnd their orr 1 nation Jrom their pay. One man who hsd federation of Labor, in New York eag ?trjkerB by the Illinois miners. 1 . one new sub and give* our Custer
a."££JLSSil^ ^^licn and worked a week show,,I a check for and In WaahlWon. tat, given rise I showdown Forced. ' "" ~'«h u"""r':
.r. ei.rclslnn all th. civil and mill-, « «"<< """'her to rtimor. that Lewi, is seeking j TtatK tr|UmcDU are working in i -j uv. bM. wn«,n and Harding.
tary authority there. Tbey ar. dis- I • " Weellnir uii>. Gomper.' Interv.ntion to .top the ; fav0r of a showdow n with the Lewis "=ed umii I am forwd to take my mental j M. U Karwrnwr. gkedw. Okia- round.
poalng of forMtry. fl.hing and min-; That the packers are badly in need rtvolt W|th|0 ti. United Mine Work- j administration in th. V. M. W. of A.
Ing resources. Russlana are prohi- of workers la also •v','«hc™ er. against I-ewls' administration. The K.dera.ion executives are un
bited from entering Haghallen wl.h- i 'act .hat old men who had been pen-
out Japanese permission. Russians ■"""«! "" n" b-in« order^
are arres.e.1 on suspicion of haunt: back to work This Is creating much |tp gre„ coal ,trllte ,n November.
relations with the leas! Russian gov- hard against the packing 1 1&19 when Gomp€r„ had been led
Frank Talch, Coalgate Okia . Finar-
al Secretary of Ix>cal N 1191. United
Ine Workers of America, rounds up
vear. a I'®rt payment on that* many
'ub*. .
get*
U N I 0 N M E N
Buy your gas and oils of
NALL& CLKVENGER
FILLING STATION
Deep rock products.
eventh und I sstern X.llU'J
eminent firms, since the pension system is re-1 tQ en(j0rse I^ewls* supposed deter-
Tontmn to \creement. garded as a reward for continuous mlnatlon to defy the court and go
"By prolonging civil war Uic Jap- antl competent seiv.ee. and not as a .„ j n> sympathy with Kwls" ene-
nn.se create conditions warranting mean" o( m'° ,n r"",rTe " -nle, has been found in the Federa-
lly roniinuatK.il of intervention: bi Strikebreaker., ,lon headquarters.
rmnlnc the economic life of the Rus Th« union headquarter, in .he di - rresldencr Race Mldened Hrew.-h.
slnn Par Ea«t tbey are .hie to spread lrtn " buB3; " *,r* wh=*n When Lewis became a candidate
Squire Andrus. Roosevelt. Okla.. sends
in a renewal for another party for a
yaar.
broken doaes. So enclosed find jp a new reader
renewal for a package of genuine
I anitar> serum, put up by the Oklahoma G M. Clssna. Tecuineeh. Okla
Ever since Lewi* surrendered to f ergtood to have waited until l*ewis Lta' Compai one <io e guaranteed to in another su
^L..r-K •'U(^8e Anderson, at the climax of approacbed them, and then to have ®lve instant relief and thre packages
mucD . tv,o ara.t <>/mI .triira in Vfivamh p ' ake r ermanent cure. L>ad Ketchu
o ered him some conservative ad- oklm
vice. ...
It is assumed here that the Fed- I "'• > John L«wi*." -writes «J
eration will be forced to .ake a hand }£"Z°to£ °k'fh J" """In
1 bis subscription for another year. 1>d-
ln the settlement of the dispute bo- Cliaj Grove is In Maye* County, near th
fore the anticipated strike next Kansa* border. It I* not a mining sec- -
spring in defense of the present j tion. so even the farmers are beginning
wage scale, and that It will insist if g> r' ^ •
that Lewis cease his attacks upon I Our Seminole County readers will be
Jack Foster. Adena. Ohio, gives our list
SUPERIOR FLOWERS WITH PERFECT SERVICE
Our store is ablaze
with the beauty oj
the season.
1 he men were first called out. Six against Gompers at the 1921 con-
'"'^rMamimeTrovincia, as.embl. r* "conducted,^ ^ur ""iaUons" 1 XZSLX «
V hirh was elected bv the entire pop- of th .e are general meetings, one ,tra|„«i. Today the details of .he Kansas district to good . landing. If . ivi . ikPn on( „f , ur ,„cal c„m.
' . Is held for women workers and one events by which the western dls- thli Is done. It will bo accomplished petit. r« and it gets worse every day. .«•■>
n ation of Uie provinc as ^ for r0|0red workers. At the colored trtcU of the United Mine Workers' through private negotiations, slncr i would like to get some h-n *t. straight
IbreU0. CoBrti'tiient .ssembly, de •<'"" '.T'"". "d ioo>*mn« ,h"r "" '° ,h* ,n,'r- !hf Fed«ration hi" no ««"{ ,0f Zl, ring'^p^ tbe'uu.!,"-
r ti « nnifki- ttiun am ma<le daily. Men who had been lured national orppinixation of coal miners, intervene in any Internal quarrel of ...
* ung tmans or i * to BCt strikebreakers by the rosy studied as closely In the Federa- an affiliated unlar (.arl , rarlv. coalgate. Okla. or
1«ciflcalloti of the country, but ™\promlg%s of thp pack<.r„. came back H
Japanese frustrated their ..tempts 4t„lln,|onw) „nd ,hrow ,heir lot
asM.tiw l rtn in th. w(th ,hr m,,on colore(t work,.r!!
«« up-d etat in ^ ladlvostok and alonK j
the i-Miirl rallrcd. .......
•Contrary to the agreement ot m 1 nilTI .
April M which provided Ih.t r.o! Howard Women In politic* make
armed forces I* permitted in th. i ' lck! ,What sort of office could
Japanese *one. the J.pane.e hare i Oldglrl ml*
been allowing and aiding in oru >:lix
Jay The office that seeks the man.
Judge.
Letters to The Leader
Letter.- (rum reader* are welcome. Those of three hundred words or
lew have th- beet chance of publication. We reserve the right to edit or
condense. The Lekder Is to be underntood a* neither approving nor agree-
ing with any opinion here expre *«d—Editor.
der* 10 U
I try and
Coj
He is going to
bllsh a Leader agency at
Thompson. Elk City, remits $("•
3 yearly subscription cards.
New Member Takes
His Seat in Congress.
to- and malntalnln? antl-gi-w-t n
Blent forces. Tbi* paralysed t ef
forts of th< government to rest. i
liomal life and frustrate«l all at
tempti< to eliminate maruudtng bait i
Tnwi Arrested.
On May 29. the Russian militia
dispatched to Nikolsku -uriifk wa
disarmed Uy the Japanese who al- \
lowed the town to be captured by the
Remenovitos. The Japanese pr<
% en ted the search for arm* in tho
house of a Japanese subject and ar-
rested all our armed detachments
aud the commanding staff. During
the coup of May 2*. the Japanese dis-
armed and ai. «ted the government
troops who were resisting the Merku-
lov rebels. The selsure of the Mari-
time province and the Introduction
of the rule of Semenov proved that
the Japanese aggressiveness in the
Russian Far Eaht is not objected to
by other powers.
"At the Dairen conference between
Japan and the Far Eastern republic.
rne Japanese tried to obtain' the con-
sent of the republic for Japaneae
troops to remain in Siberia, that for-
tifications of Russian clttts be de-
stroyed. and that Japanese should ob-
tain all concessions in the territory
along the Tartar Straits—all of which
means loss of Russian sovereignty
and dependence upon Japan eco-
nomically and politically. Failing in
this the Japanese rendered assistance
to Merkulov to launch an attack for
«hjcb the Japanese supplied muni-
tions and the entire responsibility
f r this attack rests upon the Jap-
anets. Representative J. Murray Hooker.
"The Russian people of the Far J democrat, of Virginia, takes his seat
Last repeatedly protested to the in Congress, succeeding the late
Whole world against the Japanese Representative James, of that state.
IAVHU WAR I*8IHAXCE. I mm* iteh •<
Cdiior Leader: I have addres-e.l tie compelled to take
followii a letter to Senator Arthur Cap- tium
l-.r. Washington 1 have sent copies to j Will you kind
i the W orld Wsr Veterans and the ■ irn qu. and make pu
«'t-1 .nirt.r Huron*! ruction Lesgur I'les*. Issue
print it in OUK paper, the Leader: fight
lion, \rthur Capjwr. United fltntcs ( Ing \
Senate. Washington. l>. C. Dear fir 1
noti'-e in a late issue of Capper'* Weekly
n warning that unleea the e*-*ervl< e men , Sej|,
re-inatatu their insurance by January 1, i
192-. tbey will loee It entirely.
What s a fellow to do"
Is he to lose hla insurance just be-
cause "Wall Street In Washington" ha*
crowded him out of s decent place in the
United States?
Cannot the .senators and represents
lives pre\ailed upon to give u* :
chance to get on our feet again, or shall
e ju«t let it go. and when we leave this
old World. I e put In a pauper's grave.
unknown and unthought of?
I tell you. Senator t is a hard propo-
sition to have to give ip our govern-
ment Insurance and let the*e blame'!
war millionaires live on easy street I
am thne months in srrears on my in-
surance and havs until January 1 to
raise the dough
Where ia It to come from? Can you
This will mati
FHOM A KANSAS I All.
Editor Leader: I am only a ininer'i
son. 14 years old, and do not know al
about the union, but 1 csn understate
it well enough to know shat this figh
means John I-ewia and his stool plgeor
Van Hllner. have told ome dirty an
rotten lie* about the strike at the Deai
j for t
Th" Tucumcarl Co-operative Mercan- j
•:le Co. of Tucumcarl. N M.. increase
t'leir order to 40 Leaders daily. On their
tter head they mention that they are
f-eanized on the Rochdale PlAn. Judg-
ing from the way they boost the leader.
are real C'o-^perstora. We hate to
■ limit it. but this is the only Co-operative
j Society In the southwest that has se-
• jally co-operated with us in boosting
•.lie leader, the onK <!aiTy In the south-
I west approving of the Co-operative
Virginia Street
Garage
Auto Repairing and Welding
Special Attention to Ignition
Nothing but Expert
Union Mechanics
Employed
All work strictly guaranteed
Jack Wheeler Prop.
112 N. Virginia M. 1106
FLOWERING
PLANTS
Christmas F
Tires for Less
30x3...
30x3 %.
31x4 ..
32x4...
33x4...
.$*.50
,. 8.95
.13.00
.17.50
.18.50
34x4. . . .118.75
32x4H.. 30.00
33x4Mi- , 31.00
34x4ft.. 32.50
35x4H.. 33.00
35x5 Q. D. Non-Skid $25.00
Tire Service Hou.se
123 8. Robinton Maple 2202
that have been growing all year to be at
their beet this week—
Hundreds of gorgeous Clycl.men, roimettia..
Primroses. Begonias. Cherries and Geranium!,
ar raved in their fancy Christmas dresses,
trulv "The Gift Supreme"
Special
Gift Box
of assorted blossoms ar-
ranged with fancy fern
and Sweet Stevia, hound
w th holly paper and tied
with red ribbons. $5.00,
$6.00 arid $7.50 each.
Bolter S^eisi ft imf (2o.
Successor to Barteldeg.
i strike
lhat AU
the Deai
WCTHERBEK.
tell me?
RAYMOND
Fort Hmlth, Ark.
VMs I 1ST OI FAIR rt< Kills.
Editor Leader: At the regular meet-
ing of the El Reno Central I.ahor Union j
held Monds) evening. December lSth,
lt*l« the s#cr*tsry was instructed to r*--
qiwst the Oklahoma leader, to publish
a list of the Independent Parking Plants
In > >klahoma. ho e men are not on
strike. <«a a matter of information for
union men generslly, «o that similar ac-
tion. (if nscessars •. to that taken bv this
body, may be taken by other organisa-
tions. to sadist In aiopping the use of
meat furnished by th* packers whose
men are on atrike
The El Reno Central Labor Union, last
night appointed a committee to wait on
all rnea< dealer* in K« Reno, and ss-
rertaln if they are buying most from
packers whose men are on strike r-nd if
so to Inform them, that if they do not
j others were
1 wouldn't mind
.f he went back to
Smith. Ace Wheele
and several oiher
along. They h^\e
men"?, plaos who
; wouldn't dlsg
the men quit work and
ff by the t-ompsny.
seeing my father hung
. work a- a seal. John
er and George Crockett
ng rlgh
1A
e the
1
kould rsther si
uy father dlsgi
Hut there
ing aa l«mg a
miner*, will
Closing Out Entire Stock
Hardware—Enamehvare—Aluminumware
Tinware—Harness and Saddlery
Paints and Varnishes
—EVERYTHING GOES-
PLATER HARDWARE CO.
Walnut 0332. llo South Broadw-v.
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ROBERT BOND S
MERRY CHRISTMAS
UNION MEN PATRONIZE
SOONER LUNCH
Cream Crisp Waffles
15 Cents
222 West (jraml Avenue
Claussen Catering Co.
26 Broudway Circle
| Caterers Bakers |
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Union Label Store
12 West Grand Phone Wal. 6307
MEAT AND GROCERY
17 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
Golden Gate Coffee 43c
Quail Coffee 4;it-
Sunmaid Seeded Raisins, pkg 23c
Potatoes, per peck ;|9C
Eight bars Crystal White Soap 50c
MEAT MARKET—Jack Marshall, M«i
Best Skinned Hams, whole
Best Bacon, whole slab
Sliced Bacon
P.oneless Shoulder, butts sawed off
Veal Roast
V eal Stew
Polk Shoulders, whole
. ..)C
40c
. 4oc
20c
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13c
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