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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
CHIEF ENGINEER
GAINS 40 POUNDS
q, II. Mahaffey of Nashville,
Tenn, Had Almost Lost
Hope of Getting Well.

''Tanlac, to my mind is the prootest ana
grandest medicine in the world - said n "A,
Mahaffy, chief engineer of the Life md c,..
u"'y Building, Nashville Tenn.
~ have taken eight bottles of ,i,o ,,oii.
cue he continued and have actually
s"'ned lor'y tiO) pounds in weight. and
,e'l better and stronger than / have felt
In twenty-five years
Wy trouble started about two vcars oro
ana have suffered ever since with TIM wor.,
I k'hd OF stomach trouble and indigestion I
I''' OH IN weight from 2iO bounds to 100
| am now back to 202, which is almost a,
hucn as weighed before | was taken sick
"oout SIX months ago | was in Bowling
"reeh' n.y. and while was there 70, ovf,i
o'd OH called in the doctor and ho ,old
me had an ulcer of the stomach and that
was not careful it might turn into can.
ver' lie gave me some medicine nnd In a
~" ""'s returned to my home In Nashville
very weakened condition | told my
"'' What the doctor said, and she was rrent.
worried ana OF course, | was sorry too.
u'dh seem to get any better and wos
'''"'u 10 eat anything except a little oot.
'neo' ana sweet milk but in spite of every.
'hing could do just kept going down hin
ana got weaker and weaker every div,
got to disheartened that one div told ms.
employer that II looked like | would bave
TO- throw up the job. was irving to hold
w W my Job, though as long ns conid'
because because | had family to suppor, and /
cowid Jp III! NINA that Just as long as /
out. "ou'o suck II
m, mat Is Just the shape | was in whom
had h"ssr "y Wlie told me about what She
The neirhhorsa au,mg w IN the papers, and what
Coonar "oors were saying about Tanlac Mr.,
,noo.er new medicine and begged ma "a
E uEo IT. she said she had read about man
cxaetly %" ara t"fen he @ IT. who described my ease
set se' me TO thinking, but I had tried neariS
hn xmas OF medicine, so didn' hnye mmcf
doctor haa SIpnas dIT,ns me 1y any good, besides my
pS ~, operated on in order to get relief some.
,ning Just told me. though, that i, might
,o ns'p nd me-, Ard I decided to get il, so I Went
W DemoNl,le and got me a bottle
After | had taken 1t for Jav NJ ,,,o
| AZ, I%id go, so hungry | simply haa TO eat, and
\ nM eat, and YOU can believe me or not
wife, said to me. 'Tanlac mu., ha ny
you, and said, i guess 1t is from ,be p,a
am eating '"' '"e way
m my stomach and thel small Of NV g"'"s ghacl
oegan to leave me. Then | noticed / bcSen
~ n,orgp sgSep pe,,er and | would get up in iho
"o'T'hss ''Thss nd ,nI Of life and ready for work.
y than anything | ever saw, and braeSd ma
'lght up ! began to take on more flesh
'hi IS | have already told you, by the time
pounds In weight sunny" Nv
II people don't believe what I say
'm rignt here at work every day. and iiey
hn see me. am telling all my friends
lcar about It," ''''ou! VIII
g., Ianlac is sold in Tulsa by the Rexal Drns
''ore aIA the Quaker Drug Co. o.-Adyertise:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
AlF W. STALEY IS
POSITIVE ABOUT
WHAT 0RGATONE DID
Tulsa Cafe Owner Says He
Suffered Agony All Night
Long; He Says I'm
Thankful for What 1t
Has Done for Me-"

ar W. Stalcy. the we'll known pro.
piieinr OF the popular Usage cafe. /,
out with "a statement that adds much
I" what has already been yaid of the
remarkable qualities of Orgatonc
Mr.. Stalcy is known 10y lust about
everybody IN this section and he has
a large trade with railroad men and
the best class of people all over Tulsa.
lIs high standing and popularity is
matter OF common kuuWlcdgc.
speaking of Otgatouc. Mr Stalcy said.
We gotten over u mighty serious
trouble, and ! am positive that Ora
tone has done IL. BEFORE | took II /
would suffer so much with my stom-
Nch that would actually lay awake
all night with intense pains. and my
relief thru this medicine is little short
of remarkable.
II had suffered with these troubles
Tor about three years and IL took only
three bottles OF Orgutonc To nut me
I'm the fine shape I'm In now. Nly
stomach was in such bad condition
that | would fill mp with gas ana be
miserable after almost every meal
and especially after eating AT noon
Tor sometimes ] would suffer for
hours.
81 would actually have to gasp for
breath during these spells and rd
have awful pains around my heart.
NV appetite tcll OFT and nay general
condition was getting little short OF
alarming.
II seemed TO get relief right from
me start after beginning on Orgatone.
and ! haven't had the slightest trou-
BILE with my stomach since. | now
have Just splendid appetite and |
lust eat and sleep fine. eat any
hing | want, too, ana IL doesn't give
me the slightest trouble. certainly
would advise any one with the trou-
'lcs | had to try Orgatonc."
The genuine Orgatone is sold i'm
Tulsa exclusively by Roy Il. Gctman's |
tsNall store, In Sapulpa by Cowmans
'harmacy ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
NASHVILLE WOMAN
GAINS 35 POUNDS

Honestly | am getting so fat | am really
ashamed to tell you how much | have
gained said Mrs Nettie McGarr, who lives
at 1906 Eighteenth avenue, Nashville. Tenn.
when seen several days ago by the Tanlac
representatives
Actually IL has gotten to be regular Joke
Tor have gotten so stout that my clothes
are too small for me. and every drcss
wore last winter will have to be made over
again, She continued "and the chanre In
my general appearance is so wonderful that
my triends and nolghborS are all wondering
what | have been doing with myself When
tthsy ash me- | Just tell them | have been
taking Tanlac and 1t is fact. for / have
Just finished my third bottle. and have
gained s5 pounds
When began taking the medicine I
31n,E weighed lo1 pounds, and now | weigh
~ always enjoyed very good health up 10
about two years ago, when | began having
Indigestion, which gradually developed me a
trouble began, pulling me down, and finally
gOi 80 could not eat anything at all scarce.
ly and had to diet myself continually. / had
TO HVoid sweets OF all kinds, and always after
eating would suffer for hours
II was also very nervous and dizzv and
was easily tired finally got so weak |
could not walk any distance without resting |
My Hdneys must have been affected also |
N.
My sister, Mrs. Minnie Hall, came to |
see me one day, and she looked so well | |
asked her what she had been taking. She |
Told me Tanlac and | made up my mind |
-ight then and there to give 1t a trial.
Acting on her advice, | bought a bottle
md have been taking 1t regularly since. or |
'ourSe expected 1t TO help me, but il any.
me had told me that there was medicine
N earth that would have helped me like
Tanlac, | would not have believed them.
The medicine seemed to be just the one
hing ! needed. for II Just filled me with
ew liie and energy from the very first dose
n only few days my appetite returned
nd began TO enlo~ my meals and every.
ie.
am no longer nervous and dis,y.head.
4 like was and can now sleep like a
hid. In fact. | feel just like person who
ad been made all over again. | hope every |
diierine woman will hear about IT,"
Tanlac is sold In Tulsa by the Rcxall Drug
tore and the Quaker Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
DAIRY FARMER HAS
GAINED 30 POUNDS
Now Eats Better, Sleeps Bet
ter and Feels Better in
Every Way.

Everybody in Columbia, Tenn knows F.
I. McGavock, who owns and operates large
dairy business in that city.
III there ever was a believer in Tanlac 90
says Il. NJ. Smiser, the well.known Colun.
bia Tenn. druggist. "it is Mr. McGavock.
a. he talks about it all the time. But ne
mas right to talk, as no medicine has ever
helped anyone as much as Tanlac has helped
him' lie really does not look like the same
man Here is Mr.. McGavock's statement:
! have now taken five bottles of Tanlac
and have gained thirty pounds. II YOU don I
believe 1t, right here / am. come and look
al me. | dom know what my trouble was
but ! was all run down ana was unfit for
work. think though 1t must have been
imE inE,. s'onnarh' as hnd no appetite and moth
lnE seemed tn agree with me / was also
nor Ious and could not sleep good | lust
Kept going down hill and losing weight right
a.ons' ana nothing did me any good until
SmlHer the druggist. told me about Tanlac.
trled II on his recommendation and it
h"ltei me from the first few doscs The
medicine seemd TO take hold right at once.
SSnI ! began 70 eat better, sleep better and
leei better right from the start II anybOdy
wants TO Know what | think OF Tanlnc iust
tell them to come and see me | am rIrht
here In Columbia Tanlac has siinply maJc
a new man OF me and | expect to tell all
case. ""' 'o"e !" my
Referring TO the above statement. q. r.
W ms southern distributor OF Tanlac said
Ianluc II without question the greutest
hrdlclhe OF It's kind on the American market
ohhy Ihe extreme popularity Of Tanlac
'nn only he accounted for by the extraord.
mary merit Of the medicine The system be.
'ldts being purified, Is toned up and invig.
rated as ihe preparation, aside from cleans.
ug the blood rcVital1es the constitution
overcoming, as il quickly seems to do. ner
ousncsS indigestion, non-as similation OF
he food, headaches, dizziness and other trou |
lies that are 50 common
Tauac is sold in Tulsa by the ReXnu Dru,
store and the Quaker nrug 10 N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
win Get water From Wells.

llNGLlNG, Okla, Dec 2O.-Tho
city council of Waurika has entered
into a contract with Mcmphis. Tom,
engineers for an increased supply of
water that IS to come from wells the
engineers propose TO die in the valley
near town. None IF the wells is to
be further than one-half mile from
town. The contract provides that In
consideration OF $4,000 to hc paid by
the city the engineers guarantee 4
daily capacity of 100000 gallons. The
Island Railway company 10000 GAL
Ions a day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21


W. \. Abercrombio ct al vs. Sarah
Edwards ct al, Custer county district
court reversed. Thomas T. Smith et
al vs.. Philip If. Garnett. NTmskogce
county district court, reversed as to
Plaintiffs IN error
'fdcrS-Phillips ct IL. VS. Worack.
rialntlif IN error allowed to file .ype-
written brief; Jones Leather company
VS. j. l.. Woody application FOR oral
argument on rchcaring denied and
hIaintiff allowed to file brief in sun
port Of petition for rehearing: Gle
in"hts ct 3l VS. jackson County OH
Gas co., rehearing denied: brennan
ct a. VS.. Harris defendants in error
hotlCn To strike petition for rehearing
from files granted
Division No. ,.
Commissioner Hooker - Midland
valley railroad company VS.. Henry
cox. affirmed; S l.. Williams VS. RYAN
Iurnhull. affirmed; Rachel King ct al
rCmauded.
Commissioner Johnson-R. C. Ech-
OILS ct al. vs.. S. T.. Reeburch. reye rseG
ana remanded with directions.
orders John II. Jordan vs.. Alice B
Jordan, defendant In error given five
ahN' from date to file brief; Gerd
flshcr rs. Lou Cooper. defendant IN
pr"r given ten days to file brief; state
eN rel :. T.. Freezing. attorney ger
eral vs.. Lawrence Martin. plaintrrr ti
error given ten Gays f.om date to file
brlef on merits
Division No. I.
Commissioner Edwards - Standard
savings and Loan association VS. An
,,hony Wholesale Grocery company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21

planned for the band TO aprcar on tho
principal streets OF the city Proceeding
IN, Scr.ccs To begin in Convention
nan n' $50 o'clock. and then to
adjourn to tn" services whore several
''fci selections were TO tc PLAYED
; '''au'" of unforeseen difuculth which
Lave arisen this part of tine .osprr
servo" program viii bc omitted. It
was rccl.rcd last night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
appellate Court
Decisions


Special to The World
OKLAHOMA cITY Ina. on nj.
following outuinns ,v,ro ,,rl..,,',,
Tuesday hy tho .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, W.,
commission. "'''
chief Justice Iane y c,.,.,,,
ys. Dan AIcC,rtv Dt,t,b'.,,I'. ',p' - .
court. affirmed '''''
Justice 'rhackor ~ 4 ,rbr.,.,... ,...
" T.. Tucker. and f. IL II,-., ~. ,'
county district cnurt n'ntinr >, ,t,.,,'is
appeal sustained ana a,,nnaI ,,,.,,'i', m'i''.'
Justice Hardy K,tr pailrm,d ,''',''..,r' ,.,',,,
pany VS.. Frank G. AsLinmar GI',a-
houa county district cni,r, r.,.',i.,i
W. f.. Peck vs.. - 4 itucbor ~"
Frank ruspicl AIf,lfi c,nni,. 1is,r,.,
court. reversed ana rcrnndad, ",
kochc. r k lvnrs ,,d ,in -" a.
State On company "a Iurinn,I Sh,l, .
et Al. OkfuskGe count, dis,riri '',,,,,' ~,
dismissed. irort Sniib a. w., D", =,
Railroad comno,.v vs n i, ri,,.,',,, ,,Vi -
OkfuSkec county district c.',,, -
nrmcd. Bank %. Tut,Ie 70 t =
Gordan. Grady coiintv dis,ric, r,,r.
affirmed ''"'' l.
Division No.
Commissioner Cullier-Fraul, h Tne
dEd \. -. Morton vs.. G. II Cameron
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21

Althu IL had been suggested tLit tho
Tulsa bend would l.nd .ts support boz
uaf ing this ufflr tho success n
promiac 10 bee. it was learned ycstor-
daN tiHt Oh" band would not take par,
m the musical program II had been
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21

Commissioner Galbraith trisc,
k'ilroaG company vs.. john W Ray
Noble county district court. affirmed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-21
Division No. I.

commissioner Edwards - Standard
savings and Loan association VS.. An
,hony Wholos sale Grocery company.
Woods county district court affirmed
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-06

and continued firing after the engines stopped and theship lay b-oadside on with her name and color plainly showing. It have been as Secretary Lansngs note says. deliberate insult to the American flag well invasion of the rights American cii zens. One member of the was wounded by shell. The crownng indgnity the boarding of the ship by the U7boat crew. taking supplies needed by the Petrolite herself in defiance of the captains fusaL
 Austria has pleaded in previous note, that the Pet role warned and refused stop that she tried the Uboat and that the captain voluntarily supplied the Uboat with provisions It will be humiliatng for her to acknowledge her But Austria is getting used to being humiiaed the defeats admins tered by the Russians Italians will probably tend accelerate her apology reparaton She doesn't wan my enemies now.
 After settling this account with Austria, the settle ment of the Lustania should not be delayed muc longer.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-06
SCHOOL HAS MONEY VALUE

The Missouri agricultural experiment station has gently published the results comparison 1912 between two groups of farmers One group had received only country grammar education the had had longer schooling the completion of years high school being fair average The income of the latter group 70 percent greater than that mer. Making labor allowance for the difference in size of business the better educated still had advantage of 40 percent
 This is very striking difference, and if accurate surveys to be made other lines the result would doubtless be Gyte remarkable.
 At this season of the year. when so many youngsters just of school begging allowed to stay and to work the Missouri comparison points timely moral The grown person who wishes he had had less schooling is practically non-exstant Ask hundred peope-ask thousand-and from both men and womer the answer is the same Some may wish they had had Domestic Science instead of china-painting. The wish for slightly different schooling is common one But the person who wishes he had had less? There aint no such animal"
 Every year of sound mental training beyond the three R's added earning power added enjoying power, added living power
 Keep the boys and girls school where they belong
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-06
HE LIKES HOGS

successful Boston lawyer has attained fame by for sakng the law in favor of hogs, trying develop breed Of white blue porkers Even he however lacks the enthusiastic devotion that is shown by Illinois named A. J. Lovejoy in an address to Kan farmers.
 "A to make a with hogs" he says must like hogs" And he likes them so we'll that he has preference All hogs look pretty much alike o him. Just give him hogs and some land to raise them on, and he's happy
 Tt is fun" he declares ito raise hogs for the mar ket" And the devoting himself to that worthy must have hog sense the hogs themselves have something say about it. He urges farmers sim ply to raise alfalfa and put their into the self feeders and have the handy let them to it." For "the hog knows more about balancing his tions than the that feeds him."
 He hogs human benefactors that have never realized their full possibilities and have had their due. q" is the hog" he informed the Kansas that has paid your farms money send your children school and bought your automobiles"
 And what the revered hog has done for Kansas it might do for most any any community that was willing that magned animal with proper respect
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-06
ORPET POISON
 CLUE SETBACK

Continued From Page Two) due was imbedded in the fabric and the circular shape of the spots were pointed out as proving this theory.
 These spots," said Dr. Wesener to- day, "could not have been made by a supersaturate. have experimented and found that the drops would not stay on the fabric at all, but would roll off like gl6bules of mercury. or drops of water on hot stove"
 Powder Poison Stains Witnesses asserted that the same was true of the stains on Marion's hand, they could have been left there only by a moist powder. A supersat- urate. he said, would have rolled off as it would have from the coat. It would have left no mark on the hand. The theory of the defense as to just how the poison was taken, developed in the course of examination of the witness. It was that she took the powder in her hand and removed it. or part of it, with her tongue. This moistened the powder remaining in her hand, and it remained in the in capabilities and lines of the hand. It was further moistened by light fall of snow, and later by absorption of moisture when her cold body, which had lain in the snow for twenty-four or thirty hours, was taken into a warm room.
 Dr. Wesener will undergo cross ex- animation tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-06
JOBS FOR REJECTED VOLUNTEERS

new type of employment bureau has appeared in Philadelphia It is by-product of the enlistment work of the United States Army recruiting station Manufac turing firms have appealed to the captain in charge of the station to them all the applicants who rejected by the recruiting officers, and he is doing Every refused by Uncle Sam is said to be get ting job paying from ss 50 to S5 a day.
 The eagerness of private employers to hire these unfit" naturally raises the question whether the government isn't making mistake by turning them flown. The requirements of the army naturally somewhat higher, regards physical qualifications, han those of industrial occupations. Still there's something wrong when rejected by the army xaminers is snapped up good wages It strengthens he impression that the standards applied volun eers are needlessy severe.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-06

stipulation in effect now is revoked and unquestionably American off, cials now will give the plan serious consideration.
 Carranza's Border Scheme
 General Obregon proposed that at necessary intervals along the border camps of Mexican and American troops be established opposite each other on their respective sides of the line. Information as to bandit move ments would be interchanged by the camp commanders and military opera tions against the raiders be conduct ed jointly, although each force would remain within it's own territory. With 100000 or more national guardsmen at the border, it would be possible to establish the American camps in way to make it practically impossible for raiders to escape if real coopera- ton were given by the Mexicans
 The mobilization of the guard goes forward at full speed. It is certain there will be no immediate alteration in the war departments plans.
 Officials believe that call Nor the national guard and the actual des- patch of the troops to the border was the impelling influence which in- duced General Carranza to abandon the hostile attitude taken in his Drevi- ous notes. They say the United States holds a strong argument in favor of peaceful solution of border differences as long as it maintains an army near the line and there seemed little probability that it would be un- til all danger has passed.
 Unquestionably, if no new bandit outbreaks occur the national guards men will be gradually sent back to their homes. It originally was plan ned that only a part of the force be used on the border, the remainder be- ing sent later to relieve regiments which had put in the required time at active service. It is possible that scheme will be followed later
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-06
SETTLING wITH AUSTRIA

The case of the American steamship Petrolite, at tackled in the Mediterranean last December by Aus trian submarine bears considerable resemblance to the Sussex case.
 In the latter the U-boat commander made a false report which the German government accepted and used the basis of diplomatic note to the United States spite of its absurdy. Germany obliged to back down when government submitted ndisputabe proof of the fragrant attack the Sussex. Austria, witch follows the German example in nearly everything else may be expected to do likewise.
 In certain respects the Perolite affair of fensve than the Sussex outrage According the evi- dence submitted to Austria by government the fired the American freigbter without warning