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merCial body in the state go into the proposition with view, if the rates are not adjusted satisfactorily in & reasonable time, that the agitation, will be so general and strong that we can go before our next general as- semby and get relief.
 could mention many thinge more and hope this will be of some good to you and your city; and if l can be of any further service trust you will command me- I will be ready to cooperate with you at any time in order to give our citizens all the assistance that lies in our power.
 While l am writing this I am going to call your attention to another prop ositon which you are liable to be con- fronted with. l presume you lave read in the papers considerable ad- vertisement Pine Bluff is now receiv- ing from a business concern in New York City-the Bureau of Municipal Research.
 Some of the good ladies of Pine Bluff, known as the ladies of the City Beautiful in their goodness and anx- iety to be of assistance ill trying to dc something to help their city, per do something to help their city, per mittod themselves tt he persuaded into the belief that this concern could send man here who would or could tell them how to run the government and precto! change it would come.
 As I understand, this experiment cost several hundred dollars. The thing was boosted along through our papers and given all the free adver tising possible, and to cap the climax the Secretary of the Chamber of Com merle, along with the Rabbi and the City Doctor. made date with Gov. Hays and Mayor Taylor of Little Rock to make survey of the State
 I am on record as being opposed tc this scheme. On the grounds, firstly who and what is the Bureau of Mu- nicipal Research Simply business organization. How can they, in one little week, go into different communi ties where conditions vary. and in Arkansas. where every city is al- ready financially embarrassed, and tell us how to spend something we have not, something we cannot get and something we are going to lose sooner or later?
 The question is easily answered.: Raise more revenue from taxation of some kind, and I think that is for the people to decide.
 The only thing we have received so far from this advertisement is that the world has been told by that gen. tleman that owing to our not having a milk inspector that one Doctor had lost one hundred babies. I was glad he did not get reports from any other Doctors, or we would not have any babies left in Pine Bluff, as this all occurred in one year.
 To my surprise that splendid May or and my friend. MT. Chas. Taylor. telegraphed his congratulations to the ladies on their achievement. Now this may all turn out to he a wonderful good thing, but if you all have any idea of going against it you had better wait until it is first tried on us.
 T want you to excuse me for writ ing you at such length. Next to Pine Bluff I feel that Hot Springs would be my next home. I have always loved the place and the many friends have over there.
 Let me close. wishing you and your
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dear people happy and prosperous
 New Year, better in every way than the best of those that have zone be- fore. Sincerely yours. ,.
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THREATENED A WITNESS
Now Walter I'awccu Must Face 4
Trial.

McALESTER, Okla. June g.
Especial Walter Eawcett, one of tho
drivers in the caravan Of liquor for
the capture Of which half a dozen
deputy United States marshal were
arrested by Tulsa county officers last
fall was arrested late this afternoon
on charge of attempting to intimi-
date a witness
The alleged attempt is said to have
occurred in the office Of the United
States marshal. Holmes Davidson.
deputy. who sworc out the complaint.
says he overheard Fawcctt threaten
ing Seth Custer. also federal pris-
cner, who has been subpooned to tes-
uy against W. j. Crcekmore. Creek
mOre's case Is now on trial
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CLAREMORE, Okla, June s.
tSpecialD Although outhit by the
visitors, Claremorc carried of the
long end OF I TO score against the
bartlesyille baseball team on the local
diamond sunday afternoon. Both
teams played CLASSY game. which
was marred by but few costly errors.
only six hits were made off the thrco
pitchers, the visitors gathering four.
This was Claremore's fourth consecu-
two NlrinrN
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1thcr good pictures.

CHICAGO, June \. Records
claimed for Henderson ~ lllirois in
the half mile and Wahl Of Wisconsin
IN the high jump made al The confer
er-e meet here saturday. will not
stand as official until approved by the
big nine managers committee. which
is 20 compare reports on them at
meeting next week
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the CONFESSIONS OF A Wife
DICK IS ovERDRAwN AT THE OFFICE

as have almost come to the end of
the money which we have In re-
serve. Dick can earn money. Mrs.
Selwin. both for himself and for
you. but he has no idea OF the
value OF n dollar. 1t is the one
thing we quarrel about.
IF he is overdrawn | do not know
where the money is gone. He has
just frittered 1t away. | don't like
to tell you this. my dear Mrs. Sell
win. II seems some way as though
Ing so. but you have been so kind
to me and | have wanted to ask
your advice so often lately about
/ this matter that | am glad IL has
come up. Aunt Mary is dear. but
don't want her nor any one else
to think there is one fault In my
husband--and really, Mrs. Selwin,
there isn't. and it's only his care
lessness in money matters. Some
day he will see"
Mrs. Selwin smiled. Il know, !
know, Margie." she said. I'VE both
love Richard. Mr.. Selwin and
think of him as we would of our
own son. That is the reason Mr.
Selwin has allowed him TO buy
stock In the company.
Three hundred dollars a month.
Margie. is a splendid salary-much
more than Mr.. Selwin and had at
your age-and Richard must be
made to live on It. and | am sure
you will try to do So
But, Mrs. Selwin, l don't know
what ! shall say to Dick. have
given up believing that he can
handle the money with discretion.
and when ! say anything to him
about my handling II It makes him
furious. and 1 had Just about made
up my mind that | could do moth
ing"
We'll, l think I'll have Mr.. Sell
win speak with him. I'm glad you
are going to get into a little apart
ment of your own. While the gift
OF this beautiful house for short
time is a wonderful experience for
you, It cannot help but inculcate
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Copyright. 1914. by the Newspaper
Enterprise AssocIatlon)

Mrs. Selwin came to see me yes
terday and | knew as soon as sne
looked at me that she had some
thing OF great Importance TO com
municate TO me.
"Margie." she said, II hope you
won't think am meddling, but are
YOU sure you can afford to rent this
beautiful house? know, OF course,
that the Symones are friends OF
yours, but, even II you paid no rent
nj all. the expense OF keeping this
house up must be more than hich-
ards entire salary.
MY dear Mrs. Selwin, Dick and !
and our friends are the Symones'
guests. II happens. as you know,
that we are Harry and Eliene =
most intimate friends and we did
something for them "A short time
ago that they seem to feel puts
them under great obligation to us.
so when | was getting over my
lameness they insisted we should
come here for as long as we wished,
using the place as our own at their
expense. We have already rented
n little place over on q av.. and ]
am going TO move my things from
the hotel there next week.
Dear Margie, would not have
pried into your affairs at all, but
Mr.. Selwln is very much worried
over Richards financial affairs. He
ia overdrawn $500 at the office and
MIR. Selwin thought IL | came over
and talked to you you ought to be
able to curtail expenses some
where"
Mrs. Selwin. have not had n
dollar from Dick since | was sick.
except 10 cover some bills that were
made during my stay at the hos
pital. and to pay these bills even
took money that | had laid away
for rainy day. have not had the
5000 allowance which was TO be
paid to n , from the office monthly,
and | don't mind telling you | have
been wondering what ! should do,
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too active In frustrating their
schemes. Fate plays her hand here.
however. and asves him from ter
ribls death.
He Ia thrown down manhole. but
escapes after q struggle for life In
the darkness OF tho sewer.
Tho Countess. who believes he
bears q charmed life. determines
that the only way 10 get rid OF him
II to cstrange Florence and Norton.
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who are secretly engaged.
War pictures are shown In the
latest release of the Hearst-Selig
Weekly.
ROBERT EDEsoN is TO AP-
near In Where the Trail Divides,
Jesse Lasky picture.
LAskY HAS SECURED EDNA
Goodrich and Irene Wsrfield lot
future productions. Belasco VIII
film his plays through Lasky.
clsmmer Until Saturday Night
"The Smoker" and When We
We're in Our Teens" Mary Pickford
pictures: Fathers Second Visit" a
George AIDE comedy: I'm Tempta.
tion'a Tolls" drama. THE Heart.
educational; Travel in Japan,
scenic.
Class A Until Saturday Night
"The Vampires Trail" two-part
Kalem drama. with Alice Joyce.
Colonial Until Saturday Night
'HearAf-Sflk NtNb fittp'i"'f
"A Woman's Wiles." current chap
ter OF "The Million Dollar Mystery" !;
Andy Learns TO SWIM" Edison
comedy: "The New Stenographer,
vltagraph comedy with LILLIAN
| Walker.
Melbourne Until Saturday Night
vengeance OF Gold two-part Re.
lance drama: Great Toe Mystery,
keystone comedy. The Tell.Tale
Scar" Thanhouer drama. and THE
Mutual Girl" No. 30.
Grand Until Saturday Night
city" two-pnrt drama; Lilly, the
Militant" comedy; Lest We For
get" drama.
Mission Al Week
THE Little Gray Lady" with
Jane Grey.
Odeon Tonight
! The War Dog" a three-part dra
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luxurious habits which win be hard
to break"
Il will be glad also to 60. Mrs.
Selwin. for | am really tired OF
this luxury. You have to be always
on dress parade and l am living up
TO Eliene's standards instead OF nv.
own. which are much more mod
est"
We'll. my dear, l will see what
Mr.. Selwin says. and, anyway, I
viii see you In your new house
next week"
Three hundred dollars over
drawn! oh, Dick. Dick. what are
we going to dog
(To Be Continued Tomorrow
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PHOTO PLAYS

give glimpses OF strange sights In
the Orient. In Temptntions
Tolls IL the dramatic piece OF the
program and tells the story OF two
women and a man.
.THE WIlEs or A WOMAN" Is
the name OF the current chapter OF
THE Million Dollar Mystery. which
starts at the Colonial today.
The Black Hundred conspires 70
get rid OF Norton. who has proven
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Germany to
TytoFlank
Allies Army

The stage In set in Belgium for
the next scene In Europe's bloody
war drama
Where and when the invading
German forces in Belgium will
strike Ia at best matter OF con
lecture. but with the Belgians oc-
cupying tho Notifications ut Liege
and Namur. the French and British
troops advancing TO reinforce hor.
strategists agree hat Germany's
hope OF reaching the French from.
tier lies In successful Thanking
movements. which now are appar'
entity under way.
A Hollow Victory
Although won with tho life blood
OF thousands, the German victory
al Liege Ia considered a hollow one.
lnaamuch as tho Belgians continue
TO occupy the forts which are not
considered worth taking at greater
loss. These forts cut off the Ger.
man advance 90 Namur by way OF
Llege, the natural thoroughfara.
While they viii not abandon
Liege. the Germans are seeking 20
advance toward France by move
mcnt 10 the north. so close TO the
frontier OF Holland that the south.
ern provinces OF that nation have
been declared TO be In state OF
war.
II Is obviously the intention OF
this column TO advance from Ton.
gres, north OF Liege. over the In.
nous battlefield OF Waterloo. and
within a few miles OF Brussels. the
Belgian capital. and attack from the
rear the Belgian forces concentrat'
cd at Namur
In this tho English troops ad
yhncing from the Belgian port OF
Ostend must be reckoned with.
Attack Front and Rear
Another German Thanking move
ment IL under way 10 the south Of
Liege. where serious clashes with
T, the defenders have already been
reported The plan IL evidently for
these troops 90 engage the allies
before Namur from the front. civ.
INK opportunity for the other flank.
lng advance to attack from the rear.
In the meantime. II will be neces.
snry for Germany TO continue 20
| fight at Liege. as the BeigsanA In
control there would cut off both
German advances from their base
OF supplies.
Expect Battle on Frontier
German forces are also seeking
TO reach the French frontier by ad.
vanclng through the Ardennes for.
est. across the headwaiers OF the
Ourthe river. but strong French
force Is prepared to give them bat.
tie for every inch Of the way.
Aside from the repuise OF the
French army ut Muihausen. In Al.
sace-f>orraine, the French invasion
OF that German province seems "a
have been successful, and the
French report they are In complete
possession OF the country south OF
strasburg and west Of the Rhine
Germans arc rushing reinforce
ments 60 Mctg and Aix.lac hapciie
Sea Situation q Mystery
So engrossed are the Austrian
troops with the greater war with
her ally Germany against many
foes. that she IL paying little at
ltention 90 the advances made by
Scrvia. and Servian troops have oc
cupied the province OF Bosnia and
are preparing for further inyasions
OF Austrian soil.
The situation nj sen II n mystery
England has declared that the
North Atlantic is open and safe for
navigation. and that the sea lanes
;. between England and Denmark are
safe. At the same time. II Is be
iieved the English fleet II search.
ing for the German fleet in the
North sea. and that n naval engage.
rnent may be imminent
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five-part feature; Some Cop" com.
edy.
At the Pleasant Hour Until FRIDAY
Lucille Love-" No. .. two parts
The Greatest OF These" drama
Universal Ike and the School
Belle" comedy; Ford Sterling In
Sergeant Hofmcyer." comedy.
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THE MOTION PICTURE PRO-
gram At the Clemmer offers many
excellent subjects. Mary Pickford
comes In two pleasing comedies.
The Smoker" and When We Were
in Our Teens" George AIDE has an
other funny fable. entitled Father
Second Visit to Earth" The
Heart. and the Circulation OF the
BIood''is q microscopic view OF the
circuiatory system and very inter.
ssting- Modes OF Travel In Japan
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FIGHT FOR FOOD

LONDON, Aug H. - Arrivals
here from Berlin declare mobs are
fighting over food in the Berlin
streets. as the result OF the sudden
high prices placed on all vital ne.
cessities. Dealers are refusing to
take paper money.
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laps WILL FIGHT

SHANGHAI. Aug. 12.--An army
OF $4,000 Japanese soldiers is said
to have embarked on transports.
They are thought 10 be awaiting
orders now. II Ia believed their
destination II the German posses.
sion of Tsingtau. In China.
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| Have Gu
Prices

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on every dollar on the best treats
ment that can be given by human
hands. My offer Is for you to so
TO any Physician, Surgeon. Naturo-
path, osteopath. chlropractor, and
get prices. then come TO me for
examination and consultation with
out charge, and | will show you
how you can save a Dollar and I
make dollar on your treatment.
My work will please you ana
my prices will suit you, Call or
write.
DR.. MACY
Specialist In Advanced Methods.
1918 Second Avenue =
Opposite Arcade Entrance :
Seattle, Wn.
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SHANGHAI, Aug. 1.-THE Brit.
ish fleet In the Far East has been
reinforced by several Australian
aea fighters.
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ma. and other pictures.


AIhamhrs Until Wednesday Night
The Flower O. the Flame" three
part drama: Animated Weekly
and another picture
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27
Health and Beauty Answers
~ ms NAE MARTYN

remove thy dardruN and overcome that dry.
.y>. without paying a large sum 90 holr
specialist. ...' mako uu ind ue. tID qtIn'
fuu ua.r tHr-r j .Hyguvnts advise and II wiz
put lhe scalp iu l.l.thy condition and your
hair w.l. -iau 1 '.ick aud n.wtln.. Here
IS tur recipe. Into ou,.h1l' pint alcohol
pour .ut ounce guInzr'r. thUu % this ada
900 half pint vJ'ar. This gives sou 70 full
pint oi ,ho fines. ha'r .nnig and ! .-lw Us
usp will insure o clean healthy sr1lp and
wealth of brilliant. fluffy hair
Lucy. You want To- brighten and s,r.us'h.
en your eyes and .nu easily do 50 by using
this plain ,ry>os eye tonic iu which | hay,
great faith b'eause ~ the good It has done IN
SO many instances, and ! am sure Ii you put
two or three drops " 10 u your sore aching
eye at frequent intervals for q tuo, the in-
fammatiou will disappear. To prepare this
inexpensive tonic, dissolve One ounce crys'Ds
in n pint of clear water To dull. iiele,,
eyes 1t will lend youthful sparkle and fasci'
raiu- expression
Olive. Yes know 0 sure cure for wrin.
kles which cat, be choBply made ot hDwe 7
mix one ounce almoz,iu with oug-hat pint
cold water and two tgaspooniuls ~ g.yceriue.
Stir md LET stand FOR one day To remove
or prevent wrinkie' apply his vegetable
cream Jelly thickv and massage thoroughly
A. night leave the face covered with the
cream. You will find nothing 20 eqlal al.
mozOin irily cream to remove wrinkles ard
keep them away and it contains mo- oil 1r
fat which might promote hair growth You
will also notice by it, use not only your
wrinkles ds8ppearing but the large pores
Of the entire face getting much smaller and
the skin very Il and velyety.
Dora. For your pimpes and tiredrsss
am giving fhr formula far the bost blood
cleanser [ know II is the best because /,
acts on the liver and kidneys and lf as y1n
say. yon are troubled with severe and ron.
. s'aut adaches ii Is an Indication that your
kidney, aud blood need attention. To pre-.
I pare. put one ounce kardene lEto ons.hal'
mint alcohol whisky should not be used,
then adj 1ue-half rrpiu. sugar and hot water
t1 make full quart tablespoonful before
/ meals - the dos. This karlpne tonic gently
e,rais poisonous waste from the body and
1 tones up the internal organs 50 they can DO
3 thp.r surk well
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

Culecrc. Yes you clr overcome the
r.-u.r. OF ttc calp.e.S treatment ~ your
hair which has commenced Co destroy IT,
rnt.u' beauty and cause % Go Er." dN.5
.sru-vH brittle and fail out "ou.'
!u- shampoo ocraa.nha.y D.! using .''.
spoonful cautbcoA dissolved in cup bot
W.I,r Thi. grepily iuvLHN.tr. 'ur scam
TISSUES and hair roots and produces H"N'NE
condition m both iu.urius % beautiful. grown
ot pyeu-cunrGd, lustruus. fluffy hair. have
ioHl c'HthroN shampoo is extremely -ooth.
,u. GO tender. itchy sCair7 aud allows The
hli to dry very quickly.
A. L.: The delatonc treatment for hairy
rrowths is quit, harmless and rarely is more
tIau one application required Mix little
powdered deiatoue with water and apply To-
IN, objectionable hairs, then after Two or
three minutes rub it of, and the hairs come
with H. Washing the skin leaves it firm and
free from blemish
Darling Yes. it is true that fut always
d,..ro,s the beautiful lines Of the figure. but
Il ,ou do as have before advised in these
columns. YOU can get r'd Of the fat and your
form viii be plump and beautifully proper.
toned In one and one-hali pints hot water
d.. solve four UaaCrs UaruutIs. Let ms c'oi.
then take one Tablespoonful before th'h meal.
Tli treatment produces no pre- ent or iutur-
81 fleets aud gradually dis''lrts lL' nhnr-
G., -.ry futtr tissues. Try TINS pHrn1's
tr..-.uent and yuu vii never have any r"Hs'
o. o, feel embarrassed because Of your shape.
Pearl. You girls were right when you
decided that face powder clogs The por e,
ey.r though much is blown of the skin and
leave, spotted effect. You can avoid this
annoyance and enjoy a softer healthier finer
comulcNion n you apply a spurmav lotion.
This .s quite inexpensive aud is prepared ~
dis-l'yiug four ounces spurmaN in one iali
Mint witch hazel OR hot wstcr 10 which =
sdded two teHspoorfuls glyccrine. The spur
MAJ lotion l. invisible when on and require,
no further attention. You will find 10 esps
ciaiiv nice to hauish summers freckles and
la and tho sal.ow. unhealthy casi Of powder.
smoth. red skin and 10 give q delightful fresh
ness and youth tint 20 your skin
JOHANN. Yes. you have good reason 20
feel alarmed about your hair But you can
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

The Art Circle VIII meet Wednes-
day afternoon In the home Of Mrs. H..
y. Col,v at 115 West Third street
I. Gregg Of Clarence. Mo. is
guest IN the HON" # Mr. and -Ai'
clark Of 1908 South frost avenue. Mr.
Gregg is enroute home from visit
with HE daughter. RMS Sy Rig-Dy.
at Cushing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

Y e q t I a bic Com
pound. used 10 60
to my doctor forpills
and remedies an i
they did not helpme.
| had headaches and
couldnot eat, and the
doctor claimed / had
female trouble and
must have an nopera-
ton. | read in the
paper about LYDIA
+. Pinkham s Vegc-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

Mrs. r o. Mnrken entertained very
INFORMALLY Friday evening In her
home at 144O South Carson avenue.
Al the close OF the afternoons pleas
ant patstimes a salar course was gerv-
ed the twelve guests present
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

This w,rEs meeting of the W g.
r. o. VIII be held IN tine home "
Mrs Lilab u. Lindsay aJ l40G South
Guthrie avenue on Friday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

table Compound and | haye taken it and
feel fine A lady said one day, 'Ob, /
feel so tired all the time and have head
ache l said, Take Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and she
did and feels fine now. Mrs. NJ. K.
KARSCHNICK, 1893 N. Paulina Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

The Jane Adams chautauqua cir
Gle viii meet Thursday Afternoon In
the home OF Mrs. Homer Preston at
lt1t South Denver Avenue.