Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 67, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 24, 1917 Page: 2 of 16
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TULSA DAILY WORLD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 24 917
MISS CASE KEPT ALL
TRAINS FROM MOVING
Soprano Who Is Coming to
Tulsa Sangr to 4300 Per-
sona at Macon Ga.
r .
.As Anna Cane the lovrl lyric
soprano who will be heard hue on
November ii at Convention hull lift 1
neither wealth snclul linsltlou nor n
foreign education to aid her In se-
cuiIhk the. rnvliilila position which
he now occupies In tho niUNirul
world her parly career required th'tt
hA sing; wherever possible. Thus It
ramn to piiHM that Miss ('line hits hiiiik
Id choirs churches schools ilepnrt-
jnent ntorc utulilnriuiiis phonograph
Mores movie theaters He It re-
mined for lust year however to K've
the artiHt the novel opportunity of
RlUKi'iK In a railroad Htalion.
It wan at the rhiiiiUiiiiiiii of the
Muuth held In Mai on (iu. last sprliitf
that Miss l'ue winic to 4.300 people
No hall heliiK available to house him I.
an audience tho recital wan siven in
the railroad Mtation. At 7 o'clock I lie
)Ik h t of thn Concert all trains wen
hacked out lo tho roundhouse and
ramp chairs were net up in the meat
terminal many of them hi inK actually
BAKER'S
COCOA
S
!
is pure
Purity in cocoa means
carefully selected scru-
pulously cleaned cocoa
beans scientifically
blended skilfully
roasted and with the
excess of fat removed
reduced to an extremely
fine powder by a strictly
mechanical process no
chemicals being used
the finished product
containing no added
mineral matter.
AND IT HAS
A DELICIOUS FLAVOR
Trada-mark on every
genuine package
Booklet of choice
recijtei tent free
Made only by
WALTER BAKER
ft CO. Ltd.
plmed on the tracks. For three hums
no truffle wax ndmltted and yard
work wns entirely discontinued no
that there would he no whim In nor
hell eeoinpaiiliiieutH to MIkm Chusu's
prouiyini.
After the concert the chairs were
quickly gathered up the trains hacked
Into tht station ami lnnnv of 1 hit umll.
torn who cnnio from nelKhhorlncT
towns left for home. Miss Case her-
self stepped practically from the stnse
onto tho J'lilltnan platform a iiiont
aKieeahle proceeding" for one who nan
constantly to be hurrying for trains
THE' YOU SG LADY
ACROSS THE WAY J
DORCHESTER
MASS.
am. us. mi. opr. EUbllh4 1789
Klistow Itentals Source
Hfecial to Tim World
JIUIHTiiW. tlkla.. Nov. 23 Till
city In tiddly In need of lesnlciiee
properly for rental purposes. A
meat number of people who hate
coiutt hero limine; the pant few
month)! hi' have not been utile to
rent Ihein houses have he nun to ttiiy
und thiiie who sell arc now finding It
difficult ti secure Iioiihik in which to
live and a tiiiinher of them who enn
find no place to move are preparing
to Ko Home place else. It Im rumored
that an Noon iih warm weather heKinM
iiltam th it there will he a litrxe unru-
lier of houses put up for rental pur-
poses hv real estate men of t!ila city.
There la at the present time lietween
li and tventy ilwelllimM under con-
itructlon and It im Unit that more
than twice that many more are plan-
lit d for In the early sprltis".
ItnMIMN Intilcd lo SMU.
Siril ti 'loe Wurlil
Hf.A( K KIJ. Oklu. Nov. 23 -
Slrutton l. lironks federal find ad
niinlxtrator of Oklahoma haa hern In-
vited hy the Kay t'ounty Nuine Broil-
ers' iinhoi uitlon to attend the stock
men s meeting that la lo lie held at
Newklrk next Tuesday afternoon. Tim
farmer of Uay county a I Use that the
iiuestloii of the moment la food anil
meat an well us men ami munitions to
win the present war with tier many. A
movement haa been Klarted amotiK the
stock growers of Kay county to con-
serve the live atock Industry In meat
a ii i ii in Im. ho that the best utuillty and
the larKCHt iiiianlity may he produced.
I
1 CREEK COUNTV WILL
PAVE TO TULSA LINE
CommisHioners Preparing: to
Do Their Part in Making
Good Road.
The young' ludy iktobh the way aayn
(Vim iiiiiih one h iriirnru la iiiui aim
nciua pionly or Mleep and there are
few nlKhti when hedlam doetin't relKn
with her after 10 o'clock.
SOLDIER MUST SIGN CHECKS
IMMVKItlK liiHlea.l of ctixs iim
'.;-. Coats tint 'V ccnlH u Mickae
.-)'.: in iiul to 311 cult" t ilium III
imiu dcri'd ftirnt- niadii fnm nonrlHli-
inic fNMts ami cuaraiiK'cil under the ! "'SLl't
pure fooil law. IteMilH with It fully
uh kimhI ax wild cititM I hi- ittst Is ltH
iIihii iiiic-f If iti. IV a Hii'kUK toiiior-
rm. T I.KOI r ICS
M.trrri iff
J1miiiik)ni'ri Itiilo Tliut fNiriiw-r
TrciiMircr Still IIoUIh Ol'fiiv.
We'l to Tho Wnrld.
iHA.ll-IKIl. Olvlii. Nov. 2.1
Allho i'liarh'( M. Hunter city treaa-
.irer. la ix aohlier In the I'nlted Stale
army h is declared Inciimhent yet of
the city office by the county cummin
(doners und by order of the comml
sionera ali warranta drawn affalnat
( Ity funda niiiHt he Rent to Hunter at
Kurt Sill for approval.
The order ItiMtructed "'oiintv Clerk
Stait: to oi nrl all Cramlfleld warrnnta
tr. Ilunler rather than to W. II. Kiley
whom Hunter hefore hla departure
naineil depaty treasurer. A mun
mimed Thompaon haa filed a In i ill fo-
:he office and thN claim likely will
In a court of higher JiiriHdlctlon
passinn open the nueation of whether
a city ol filial ahiindona hla office
iiiitoma tl n It v upon enlistment in the
I tilted Statea army. 4
U'orld V.revV County Rurttu.
ll'lli Kl llob.on.
HAI-tM'A Nov. 23. Spurred tu
action by the aiiccesa of the recent
Tulaa county bond election Creek
county haa bcKun work In earnest to
complete the atretch of hard nurfa.ee
road to connect with the Tulaa county
paved road at the point where the
two counties join. A force of work-
men Is ftrudlnir and preparinx the five
und a half mllen htretch In Creek
county and thla will he covered with
chat. rock.
'oinmlMaloner J If. N. Cobb de-
clureil today that the hurtl mirfuee
road will he puved aotne time next I
year and the limn Uealred roudwuy
roiinecUng thia city with the oil me-
tropolis will at luat have been rea-
lised. At prcaciit the roadway between
tho cltii-H In the moat heavjly trav-
eleil ot uny in the state. It la said.
The Creek county nl retch will meas-
ure 32 feet from ditch to ditch and
will have a 24-foot crown. All cul-
verts are heiiiK widened to conform
to these dimensions. Contract haa al-
ready been let for $10000 worth of
crushed rock to cover the roadway
as soon as It can tie Krudud.
Cost of constructing the hard stir-
face road In estimated at $6000 a
tulle while paving will cost approxi-
mately $25000 for each mile. It is
understood that the state highway I
commissioner and k large oil refinery
ire Interested in the new road and
will give great financial assistance in
seeing tli.it It In put thru.
At present the road Is In bad shape
due to the 53-day drouth tint every
effort is being made to get It into
fir.st class condition.
Here Are Real Value's for the
Thrifty Saturday Shopper
WAIST SI'IXI.Uj
One lot of 300 waists In French lawn organdy and
voiles. Lace and embroidery trimmed. uige col-
lars. All new otyles and a very special purchase. All
sizes from 3 to 52. Wnlsts that are d- OQ
worth 11.75. Speclafor today's selling at ioXdU
OITIXG FliAXXrX. 10 YAIIDS $1.75
1000 yards of extra heavy outing flannel.
grounds and many airtereni colore
22c yard value. Special for todfty only
at 10 yards for :
Light
Kegular
$1.75
HOl'K Mt'SLIX 10 YAIIDS $1.75
1000 yards of standard made Hope muslin.
Special for today only at 10 yards fJJT
for - ipLmtO
OLTIXG HjAWIUj 10 YARDS FOR $1.25
1000 yards of medium weight outing flannel. 27
Inches wide1. Striped patterns only. Regular
17c yards value special lor today only
10 yard for
$1.25
PLHCAM:. 1 YARDS ht)H $1.25
1000 yards of 24-Inch percales. Light and dark
grounds many different patterne. Hegular 16c
yard seller. Special for today only at Off
10 yards for DA.il
SILK I'OIMJX YARD BOt;
50 yards of 26-lnch silk poplin. 20 different shade.
In the assortments. Regular $1 yard seller. JQ
Special for today only at yard UC
Milk
or Inanfi
& Invab'Js
.Sobatitntes
Co.i VOU
Sun Price
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages.
Keep HorUck's Always on Hand
Quick Lunch j Home or Officer
Cluirltv' rromojcr Indicted.
KKW VDItK Nov. 23. The grand
Jury Inquiry into the financial opera-
tions of the recent army and navy
liaziir here which netted profits of
only J7S0 out of receipts of about
$71000 resulted in the Indictment to-
day on the charge of forgery and
larceny of C. Donald Kox. described
us thief promoter of the war charity.
Snllor Will tict Cake.
Spe.-inl lo Th World
WALTKRS Okla.. Xov. 23. A
seven-pound cake will reach Hiuk
Miulil of Walters for hla Thanksgiving
dinner on the I'. S. S. Texas In an
Atlantic harbor. Friends of the lad
Joined his parents In filling the
Thanksgiving box and he will receive
towels candy Jelly fried chicken
etc.
mim I I I I I I u i.i iw I iiiiii M I
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Wmii
II By
HOME GUARD BAND IS
UP TO FULL STRENGTH
Lieutenant Commander Mc-
Kendry Announces First
Rehearsal Sunday.
The Tulsa Home Guard military
band of 28 musicians and a drum
major is now recruited to full strength.
Lieutenant Commander C. IC. McKen-
dry. former regular army musician.
announced yestrdy that the first re
hearsal would bo held Sunday .No
vember 25 at Convention hall.
Thfl band consiula of the pick or the
musician of Tulsa. All of them have
volunteered for duty and agreed to
donate their sorvicea. The rehearsal
Sunday will begin promptly at 10
o'clock a. in. Hand rehearsal and drill
for one hour each will bo the program
of the Sunday rehearsals. No vhitors
will l3 allowed at the first rehearsal
but after this they will be permitted to
he present on certain occasions.
The non-commissioned officers or
the band will he recommended to
CapL I W. Hook commanding the
Tulsa battalion of Home fjuards by
Lletuenant McKendry Sunday uiorn-
lK.
Down on Highbrows j
CHICAGO Nov. 23. Favcopathic
expert will huve much to do with
the ruti.re career or llelOKOKl j.
K.mst In connection with his act of
placlnK a bomb in the Auditorium
theater laM week.
"I Just wanted to scare the high-
brows." said the prisoner today.
"What is a highbrow?" asked Chief
of Police Schuttler.
"Well you understand T paid
for a ticket to net into the grand
opera" replied Faust. "Anyone who
tan pay KR for a theater ticket la a
highbrow."
I .-onsiderd J. B' Forpan chair-
man of the hoard of the First National
bank and F. O. WetmOro vice-presi
dent of ihe institution to whom he
wroto letters demanding; $100001 as
highbrows. .
'Fxeso is as refreshing as
an exhilarating adventure
iT next time you feel Tip in the aiifdortt slow down
and go down don't knock off work. Brace up chase
1 yourself to the nearest soft drink institution and
Nwrap yourself around a cold bottle of T-XELSO.
.and in a few minutes Energy and Efficiency will
take. command of your rnind and body
fs aliveincf sparkling with life-sustaining cereals ancf
zestful tonic hops. This irresistibly delicious drink is
waiting for you at the nearest place where soft drinks are
sold. Drink a bottle just as it comes from the ice and)
experience n new liquid pleasure. Don't let the sun set
today without 'phoning for a case for your home.'
HAMM EXELSO COMPANY ST. PAUL MINN.A
CrOODNttft-MALONE COMPANY
Wholesale Fruits and Produce
DISTRIBUTORS
. TULSA. OKLAHOMA
fl
III
Cotton Count v to llavo 1'aU'.
Pi("eil lo Tho Wurlil.
WAI.TKlta Okla. Nov. 2S. Every
township but one in Cotum county has
voted for a free fair next fall. The
one falling was lievol. Directors of
the Cotton County Free Fair associa-
tion were elected as follows: Heaver
township II. I. Harris and J. A. Hull:
Hulen township Fayette Schwalbe
and fi. K. Humphries; Jackson town-
ship T. I!. FcnnitiKton ani Frank
Handy; Hryan township Fred llupee
and C. W. (Jriffln: Jefferson township
H. Canilhan and C. C. ioper;
Texas township W. G. Hankin and C.
S. Worsham.
I Women's Coats $1 Q65
Values to $27.50 at
Materials of wool velour broadcloth ker-
seys bolivias and fancy mixtures. Sizes 16
to 42; all colors.
Women's Suits $-f Q6S
Values to $27.50 at J-
In materials of serge and wool poplin. All
the late style effects. Complete range of
color selections.
WOMEN'S QVKICV QVAMTY SHOKS
Women's. Queen Quality shoes in 9 -Inch top
boots. In shoo soap kid French kid and patenta.
All are in the very latest lasts. Special for
rr... $5.oo $7.00 AND $9.00
M1SSKK SHOES T $.50
One lot of misses' shoes in brown leathers. Mili
tary styles. Regular $8.50 values.
Special for today only at
iem. .vim-
$6.50
- MEN'S KI' QUALITY SHOES
Men's King Quality shoes In kangaroo. Button or
lace.. Straight English and swing lasts. dQ (?f
lbfown and b'lsck. Special for today at tDO.UU
Olir 203 S.MAIN ST. v
s fHE POPULAR PRICE STQPE" J
News of
Great
Savings in
Sunday's
Ad
TEXAS MINER WINS MINE '
DISTRICT VICE-PRESIDENCY
Ira Decker of Itryant Is EKvKtl Con-
fercine Comiiiltttviiian of
Ilcnryotta I'lclil.
Sp. il In The World.
.M'ALKSTKK. Okla. Nov. 23. C.u:
Sparling Thurber Texas was elected
vice-president of district No. 21
I'nlted Mine Workers of America
against Jeff Thurston Wilburton by
a vote of 3049 to 2746 acrordng to
retu ns compiled today at the local
union headquarters.
Ira ltecker Bryunt was chosen
conference committeeman for the
Henryetta field by a vote of 381 to
373. Dick Sells Coalton being his
opponent.
Cotton Still Coming In.
Kpiriil to The World.
BH1STUW Okla.. Xov. 23. Cotton
l.i still the staple article of trade In
this city. The farmers are still bring-
ing It in regardless of the' fact that It
is reported that aJl of It has been
pickel. The average will run per-
haps fifty loads per day now which
Is considered a good day thla late in
the season. There has been nearly
ten thousand bales ginned In Hrta-
tow already this season and It la be-
lieved there will be at least 16I t;J
2.000 more ginned before tite season
is over.
W'otiM Helcnsc Omftctl Alton.
WACO. rexius Nov. 23. Malor
"leneral Willie O. Haan. commander at
Cnmp MacArthtir has been sejvei!
with writs of habeas corpus an behalf
of five men now )n service at the
camp. They are Nick Kryloh an Aus-
trian and Harry Zeld. Brbwlow llitl-
naytK William lred Appell and
Benny Taoskl. Russians. A Detroit
attorney is representing the men who
claim to he aliens and not subject to
corscrlptlon. They all were drafted
In Michigan sent to Camp Custer and
thence to W aco.
Keeping the Quality Vp.
UAXATIVK BKOMO Ql'INlNE the
World-Famous Cure for Colds and
Orlp la now JOe per box. On account
of the advance In the price of the six
different Medicinal. Concentrated Ex-
Vncts and Chemicals contained In
LAXATIVE BHOMO Ql'INlNE it
was necessary to Increase the price to
the Prugglst. It har stood the test
for s. Quarter of a Century. It Is
used by every ClvtWsed Nstion. Adv.
James Hamilton Prabndy IMea.
DtiNVER Nov. 2J. James Hamil-
ton Peabody. governor of Colorado
during the Cripple Creek strike" In
1093 when there waa a number of
clashes between the state troops and
the strikers and their sympathizers
died todfty. Mr. Peabodjwna 5 years
Old. He had been 111 several months.
" Afton Reaches S-IOO Mark
Special to Th World.
AITO.V Okla. Nov. 23. Arton TiS
reached the I40O mark In the T. M. C.
A. campaign and hopes to raise $500
before the campaign Is finally closed.
The Afton American the local news-
paper of which K. IX Alitti la editor.
has been especially active In getting
subscriptions and helping the sub-
scription committee all It could. Af-
ton rained over $509 fop the Red
C.oss and hopes to do nearly that well
for the Y. M. C. A.
Fuel Board Named.
Rpeciil to The World. -
WALTEKS Okla Nov. 23. D. W.
Boyer of Walters who P. A. Norris
appointed chairman of the fuel ad
ministration In Cotton county . ha
named H. A. Crawford of Temple B.
F. Suiter of Itandlett and L. . Arnold
of Devol as members of the county
fuel committee. The committee has
reDorted that in Walters 175 tons of
coal Is on hand and 800 needed for
the winter; in Temple 25 tons on hand
and 700 needed for the winter; In
Handlett 100 tons on hand'and 14')
needed.
Buildings Itolim It.icd.
Special to The World.
KNID Okla. Nov. 23. Seven!
property owners of Knld have
started work on tho destruction tf
buildings condemned hy the city com-
p.lssionevs a few days ago.
Two sultsxif enjolnment were filed
by property owners who objected to
having their buildings destroyed. Thn
buildings must be razed thiiTy d:iy-i
after appraisement.
Garfield to Have Free Fair.
8pril to Tks World.
KNID Okla.. Nov. 23. That the
Garfield county free fair election wi'.l
pass seems assured following returns
made to the county offices from IS
townships.
Fourteen out of the II Toted to hold
the election. Two more affirmative
votes are needed with 14 townships
yet to be heard from.
Should the election become a law
plans for a great free fair in Garfield
county next year will be made.
"Tlie Ukt! Are Cast."
SpMl to Tha World. ;
HUCKWKLL' Okla.. Nov. 23.
Twenty-two young men engaged In a
crap game were suddenly surprised
by a local officer Tuesday afternoon
when he. without being detected
stepped into the game. The young
men were put under arrest. Tlrny were
aiiked to meet the officers at NewkUit
Wednesday.
BACK ACHE
Umfcr Up With Pjitntln
HamUn WUrd Oil
A harmless and effective prepar
tion to relieve the pains of Rheuma-
tism Sdiatica Lame Back and Lum-
bago is Hamlin'! Wizard Oil. It pen-
etrates quickly drive out soreness
nd limbers tip stiffaching joints and
mttscles. tl
You have no idea how useful it
will be found in cases of every day
ailment or mishap when there w
need of an immediate healing anti-
septic application as in cases of
sprains bruises cuts burns bites
and stings.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wilard Liver
Whips pleasant little pink pills 30
cents. Guaranteed.
To Drive Out Malaria and Build l"p !
tne system
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking as the formula Is
printed on every label showing It Is
Quinine and Iron In a Tasteless form.
COc Adv. ' .
Consumers Paint A Taper Co. Flat
Wall Paint. $2.25 per gallon. Air.
KAHRTS DEPT. STORE
f loday WillUe
Blue Ribbon Day
atKahris'Big
Thanksgiving Sale
1 our Dollars Will Earn 7 en Today
Open Until 10:30 P. M.
The Big First Street Store
Afton A. II. T. A. Aitlve.
Speritl to Tho World.
AFTON. Okla.. Nov. 23. The local
chapter of the A. II. T. A. haa been
especially active In getting members
the past month and many more will
be taken la wlth-ln the next few
weeks. The A. T. H. A. has dono
good work In this county in chaainr
down automobile thieves.
Cuticura Heals
Skin Troubles
Soap 2.1c Otatment 25 and 50e
DO YOU WORK INDOORS
Then you ned a winter tonic to
keep up your blood-strength and
nerve-force. For nearly fifty yJari
physicians have prescribed
'EMULSION
because it is a true food and an
active tonic easily digested and
free from alcohol. If you are run-
down if night finds you tired and
sleep is not refreshing by all
means get Scott's Ekiulsion
today. You Mood It.
Vott Bowtie. BtoomfieM.N.J.
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