TULSA DAILY WORLD FRIDAY 'AUGUST 18 1022
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FUEL BOARD MAY
BE GIVENPOWER
Harding to Suggest Legis-
lation to Safeguard
Supply
CONTINUE IN CONTROL
Breaking of Price Agreement
by Operators Causing U.
S. Some Concern
WASHINGTON Aug. 17. Prcsl.
d-nt Harding in h!s contemplntod
iMfcmcnt to congress upon the na-
1 n.tl Imluslrl.il situation will sug-
gest legislation giving ths federal
fuel emergency organization powers
control the distribution and price
f cc.il to safeguard the country
m.aiti't hardship this winter nccord-
1 in tn officials whn 1nUi oiy
urh tho chief executive.
The president was reported to bo
i ..nldcrlng seriously recommenda-
tions for doflnlto legislation to pro-
v 'o legal powers to supplant the
omntary system of coal control now
t operation and was understood to
lisvo heforo him n draft of a tenta-
tive plan of fuel administration pro-
r a by Secretary Hoover. Crca-
t i ot a federal coal commission
n'.o would bo recommended. It was
r ported which would be designed
to make a thoruogh Investigation of
tun national Industry and Ruggcst
legislation for the permanent solu-
t!.m of labor problems.
Continued rucl Cotitrol.
Pending the enactment of em-
r wcrlng legislation tho ccntrol
c at distribution committee high
rffflals Indicated would continue
fjel control under voluntary price
agreements.
l'xlstlng fair price agreements
iride with Hoover by producing
operators were to bo In effect dur-
ing the strlko but a meeting of tho
f iKral coal rommltteo with the
cunmerco secretary and Kttel I)is-
irtbutor Spencer today to consider
tn effect of partial settlement of
the mlno controversy upon price ar-
rangements derided that tho agree-
fctits would hold until production
was more largely resumed.
Strike Not Settled.
Spencer declared It could not yet
bo assumed that the strike was set-
tled and as operators generally were
shnwlng no Inclination to withdraw
thr r co-operation thern would be no
chango for tho moment. Application
ef fair prlco agreements to tho union
mlno fields as they resume produc-
tion he said was not under consid-
eration by tho federal organization.
Tho prlco situation ho added had
Improved considerably In tho dis-
tricts south of tho Ohio and Poto-
mac rivers but In tho north It was
not so good.
Investigation 'of charges of prof-
iteering In coal was nsked of Recre-
tarn Hoover todny by Senator Horalt
republican. Idaho In a letter calling
fr suggestions as to Immediate
measures to prevent charging Of ex-
cessive prices.
Deposits of talc comparing favor-
ably with the highest grade French
mineral havo been discovered In
Manchuria associated with mg-
nesltn. Treated Fifteen
Years
Stomach Trouble Had Almost
Finished Him.
Practical Housekeeping
11 FLOItliNUlS AUSTIN U1IASU.
IMcUles Catsup Klc.
No storo-
r o o in Is
p r o p c r ly
o '1 u I p-ped
unless 11 has
a few va-
rieties u f
sijlcy pick-
les relishes
and condi-
ments and
n t U ii y
n o e d not
b o sealed
hot nor re-
quire more
than the
ordinary caro In their preparation
small lots may bo put up whenever
there Is sparo tlmo or thero Is op-
portunity to procuro good material
SWHirr CANTALOUPE PICKI-H
Place over slices of cjnaloupe
enough vinegar to cover and lot
stand 48 hours. Measure the vino-
gar and to every pint ndd ono
pound of brown sugar ono-thlrd cup
whole cloves nml HttcW rlnnnionu
Boll tho vinegar 30 minutes keep
ing won covered nnr tklmmcd then
ndd the slices of cantaloupe and
boll until done. Put tho molon Into
Jars boll the vinegar until n thick
syrup thon pour over tho canta-
loupe and spices.
MUSTARD PICKI-US Vot each
quart Jar allow 12 small white
onions; one-fourth of a small red
pepper; two tablespoons mustard
seeds. Select the large ripe yellow
cucumbers pre halve and ncrnpe
out all seeds and soft pulp. Place
In earthen crock sprinkle lightly
with salt and lot stand over night.
!n the morning wipe o.ien piece with
a clean coarse towei sum ino
onions seed nnd shred tho popper
and then place all this alternately in
tho glass jar. Now pour good wlilto
vinegar over the mixture put on
glasn top nnd set asldo for at least
thren weeks to ripen.
SWEET CUCUMHKR PICKLES
Proparo the cucumbers as directed
for mustard pickles but do not salt.
As soon as nil tho pickles nreo ut
wlpo tho pieces carefully lay in a
Jar or crock nnd pour good cold
white vinegar over them. Let thorn
stand 24 hours then pour off vin
egar nnd measure To each pint of
vinegar add ono cup of sugar nnd n
few Micks of cinnamon nnd whole
cloves tied In n bag and bnll for 10
minutes. Now ndd tho cucumbers
and cook until plcklos get soft. Pour
all Into Jars and let stand four dnys.
Now put tho mixture back Into kot-
t unij ?'nu ll it f 1 1 pleulAM nrH trntt
parent nnd can bo readily plorced
with a straw. Placo In glass Jars
and put on tho lev after they get
cold. Tho splco bag must bo re-
moved after tho firm cooking nnd
set nslde In a covered bowl until
tho second cooking.
OREBN TOMATO PICKLE Four
quarts of green tomatoes sliced In
nearly Inch-thick slices. Ono nuart
 of white onion nnd six medium sized
green peppers sliced thinly. Put
them with salt in layers in an earth-
on crock to stand over night using
a half cup of salt. In the morning
drain for a hour; then pour over
them three pints of cider vinegar;
add a half etui granulated sugar a
tablespoon whole cloves halt an
ounce stick cinnamon and a few nl-
splco tied in a bag. Cook gontly for
15 minutes after bolting begins
keeping tho cover partly off. Just
bofnre removing from the flro add
two tablespoons muxtnrd seed; stir
llgiilly so as not to break the pieces
and put awny In an earthen Jar (or
glass jars) for a month In n cool
place. At tho end of this time put
it again on tho fire and boll up with
a half cup of sugar and seal hot In
Jars. Itomove tho splco bag before
scaling and add a red pepper pod
It not peppery enough.
TOMATO CATSUP Peel one-hnlf
peck rlpo tomntoes put them In
largo kettl and let thorn come to a
boll; then add three pints vinegar
six large onions chopped fine three
green poppers rhopped one nnd
one-hnlf pounds sugar one-half cup
salt and season tn taste with cliiiui.
mon cloves nlsplce nnd ninco. Poll
gently stirring occasionally to pro-
vent burning two or three hours or
until It go's thick I) not strain.
STATU TO CI.OSK CASE TODAY
Ilofeino of 3(1 Alleged Member f
Ku-Kliu Klim to Start.
LOS ANOEI.KH Aug. 17. The
atato wns expected to closo Its case
today ngalntt the 36 members of
the Ktl-Klux Klan on trial for al-
leged participation In the Ingtcwooj
masked mob violence. Several stnte
witnesses remained to be called nnd
Deputy District Attorney Dornn An-
nounced that If he was unithlo to
conclude his case Into todny he
would do so early tomorrow De-
fense Attorney d'Orr states some 3ll
witnesses would be called by the
defense
Ono Killed In Crash
COLORADO. Texas Aug. 17
The little son of Mr. nnd Mrs. I.
W Hnynes of Sweetwater U dead
nnd Ms. Hnynes and a daughter
nnd Oardner Humes. of this city
wero painfully Injured when an
nutomobllo In which they wero rid-
ing wns struck by a Hnnta Vn trnln
near Mllru Inst night. Harness left
Colorado Wednesday for Man An-
gela. The Injured are In n hospital
nt llalllnger.
First Leg of Long Flight.
ROCKAWAV N V . Aug. 17
Tho giant seaplane Hatnpnlii Corrida
tndnv arrived from New York com
pleting tho first leg of her 9 SOD
miles flight to llrntll and her com-
mander Lieut- Wnlter Illnton an-
nounced that sho would start nt
daybreak tomorrow for Mantco
N. C.
Sues Itcnil For Husband's Dentin
WACO Texas. Aug. 17. In th
nineteenth district court Imro thli
morning n suit for damages for
ISO300 wn filed by Mrs. W O.
Urowu ngnltmt tho Missouri Kan-
sas & Texns rnllioad for the loss ol
her husband Will Itrown. The ln'
ter was struck nnd killed by a train
In front of their home Inst 1'ililny
Drown wns it cripple.
After Thrco Weeks Treatment
Writes Letter of flrntitudo to
Inter-Stnlo Doctors.
Van Huron. Ark. Oct 9 1920
I suffered for about 15 years with
a stomach nnd bbwel trouble Tho
last two years It rapidly grew wore
and became so bad that It Interfered
with my breathing. I wns very
badJv bloated In the bowels nnd
could not do any work without lying
down nnd resting every little whllo.
When I went to consult a physician
I would have to stop nnd rest on tho
road. I went to numerous doctors
but nono of them did mo a particle
-4tf good nnd neither did various
reedlcines that I took. Ily tho nd-
vice of friends who had been cured
by tho Inter-State Doctors. I was in-
duced to begin trontment with these
specialists Just threo weeks ago Ann
right hero is whore a big chango
fame Into my life I began to Im-
prove from tho very first treatment
given mo by theso specialists. In
fact I only had one slight spoil nfter
tho Inter-Stato Doctors took hold of
my case and they sure brought mo
out of my trouble In n hurry. I now
feel flno and am certainly recom-
mending the Inter-Stato Doctors to
II my friends. You can't go wrong
by consulting theso specialists. They
take a deep Interest in your enso
nd commence getting results from
the very start.
J. R. ADAM.
Jhe Tulsa offices of the Inter-
6i Doctors ore suite 218-219 Se-
curity building corner Second nnd
Main Office hours aro 9 to 12 1
to 5 evenings 7 to 8 Sundays 10 to
1! only. Advertisement.
Trv these Tender.
Tasty Beans a plump
New kind! They're
raised in tho Rockies.
Try thU tw "Sriat" ttdajt
Srown
Beauty j
eans
You Owe It to Your
-Our Sale
i awuiy
Your Opportunity
Now is your chance to give your family the music they
love and want so much. We havo many used and re-
newed pianos at prices so low you will marvel. Terms
arranged to suit you. Gome today and make your se-
lection. We list a few of the special values on our floor.
A New Low Price
$395
$25 CASH
$12 MONTHLY
A SPLENDID
PLAYER PIANO
Think of getting n full guaran-
teed Player Piano In handsome
mahogany or rich oak casing
with bench nnd MS worth of
music rolls (your own solection)
for 1305; $25 tends It home $12
monthly pays.
A New Low Price
09Qpr $15 CASH'
fP&QU $8 Monthly
KLOMAN & NORD
UPRIGHT
Stylo 25
Your choice of mahogany or
nk In this sweet tonu piano
lmplo nnd dignified In line
t Is of tho very latest design
.nd construction. Fully guar-
anteed nnd very exceptional
value You bo thu Judgo. $15
sends n Klomnn A: Nord to
your home $8 monthly pays.
Man yA re the Bargains
You Will Find Here
During This Sale
In hoth new and renewed pianos and players you will
find our prices so low and tho quality so high you will
be amazed. Seeing is believing come tomorrow or
write tonight. Remember wo will accept any piano or
player piano as part exchange at its cash value and
specially low terms will be made on the balance.
Call or Write Today
"Open Evenings by Appointment"
SPECIAL TERMS ON VICTROLAS
DURING THIS SALE
"Tlio House That Guarantee All Its Pianos"
twmtsitciKi
417 South Mnln Sircct A. J. CJUiK Mcr. Oigo 3133-3131
Satinay Petticoats
Wlilto ami pink r
Sitiliuiy llnbiitnl la
nnd Sntlnctti' M't-
tlcontx. II ii ii h I c ls
tm nil hack nnd
front In plain iitul cm-
hroldcml models They
nnt regular $2.0.1 nnd
?:i0."i MlltICA .
1.95
JraL
Values
to $3.95
Sweaters
IPtftlf nt Mnin
Mm in
Is Una
Kllpmcr ffwnitrrs r
uf lei! wool shet-
In ml nml inolmlr
In white orchid J
Jnilc pink imvy
nml sniiirt (iimhlnn-
tliinn. lock enivt lull
mil drop slllcli vtrnu
at
1.95
I
Vnlucs.
to $3.95
Friday You May Choose From the Entire Stocks of
Silk and Lace $Q 95
Kimonos for
Exquisitely beautiful garments of
and striking color combinations
your unrestricted choice for . . i . .
crene de chine taffeta and combinations
Kegularly up to $25.00
of lace and silk pastel shades
$8.95
Skirt
Now
Every skirt in stock reduced to less than
tho present wholesale price. Plain and
pleated skirts in fine quality silks such
as thistlcdo baronette vclelte and heavy
fantasi.
Tho colors arc white white with pink
red navy black and orchid slvipes and
checks. Also a few in dark colors.
Dresses
Less Than Cost
Every summer dress marked down to
real give-away prices. Canton crepes
organdies voiles printed crepes ging-
hams and Swiss.
1 to
$
15
Phi
Underwear
$ .95
Speciaiiy Bought
Specially Priced-Envelope
Chemise and Gowns
We bought all we could get of this splen-
did quality underwear realizing what
wonderful values it would be at $1.95
and 2.95.
Many new designs In solid embroidery
or with attractive colado work inserts.
The gowns have scalloped edges and
deep hems. The envelope chemise havo
strap bodice top with scalloped edges.
Philippine Gowns
and Teddies
$9.95
Every garment of fine nainsook
shaped and finished with particular
caro. Excellent values at $2.95.
Pi
I Ii
Wi'ap'Around
Corsets
A new idea in corsetry and one that
will appeal to many is tho gently re-
straining but invisible "Wrap-around"
which does away with laces with heavy
boning with all that "corseted" appear-
ance. Under the flowing lines of tho draped
silken frock a Warner's Wrap-around
will give you the natural graceful fig-
ure contours but its presence will never
be suspected. All materials.
$0-50 $j.50
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