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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
BIG CONTRACTOR
ENDORSES TANLAC
Ends Terrible Suffering From
Rheumatism and He Gains
10 Pounds.

Robert Schultze OF s1S West Pop
lar street. San Antonio, Texas. who
has been resident of that city for
more than fifty years and a contrac-
tor and builder there for 25 years,
made remarkable statement re-
garding his experience with Tanlac,
recently
About two years ago" said Mr..
Schult2e, rheumatism got hold OF me
and | lost weight and all the energy
| ever had seemed to leave me.
suffered torture with the rheumatism,
especially in my shoulders and knee
joints. and | couldn't work an hour
" thout my shoulders giving com
pletely out. | had become irritable
ana unstrung as a man can be and as
nothing seemed 10 do me any good
had about gotten to the place where
| didn't know which way to turn for
relief.
Finally, after seeing the fine re-
suits of Tanlac In the case of some of
my relatives, | began using 1t myself
and | am entirely free from all pain
and symptoms of the rheumatism. and
I'm glad To say my irritable. grouchy
feelings are gone, too. have gained
al 81 ten pounds and this strikes me
as being mighty fine for one of my
age. | have as much energy and vim
as | ever had and can work all day,
Altogether, I'm simply feeling fine ana
you may know If Tanlac hadn't done
me good | wouldn't he talking for II.
But IL has done the work for me and
don't hesitate to recommend It,"
Tanlac is sold in Tulsa exclusively
by Roy Getman's ReXall Drug store,
Quaker Drug company, and Puritan
Drug company, under the personal di-
rectlon of special Tanlac representa-
tive.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
HUNT-MURRY co. n','' ..,a S. S..

his wish. every day in the calendar
would be Fourth of July. But, hushi
he II continuing:
1--WE erect monument, as II were.
In the minds OF our children and their
children's children which will stand.
resisting the corroding hand of Time.
pointing to the higher and better way
An example that will be respected.
followed and emulated ,s long AZ
heroism Is a virtue A.G .hs love Of
home fidelity to country. and reyer.
ence to God shall animate the herman
breast. The time that the senate will
consume from Its arduous duties In
taking part in this parade will be
most profitably spent"
What shall we 40 at our Fourth Of
July celebrations when Vardaman
and his hair cloth and black walnut
oratory have been scrapped for the
sake OF war efficiency
Weekly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
Remnant Sale on Ribbons

We've horne the worst Of soldier
thirst
Thru days and nights Of woe:
Give my dad the rest-but II l 90
west
There's n drink for Tom and Joe.
There was some difficulty In carry
ing out this bequest, owing to the
fact that half the men in the couI
pany claimed to have been calleu
TON" and Joe" by the testator. ana
the whole estate was finally turned
over TO the father. II being left to
ljm to carry out the two gallons
clause" as he should see flt.
For single tickets to the Ora Light
ner Frost concert course phone 1855
or call AT Quaker Drug Store.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
British Casualties

LONDON, Oct. 9.-British casua'-
ties reported during the week ending
today totalled 1885. The losses were
divided as follows:
Officers killed or died of wounds,
81: men 1895.
Officers wounded or missing, s62:
men 1857.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10

TO use preventive measures at regular
Intervals,
Lice and mites in the majority of
cases are more numerous on the gem
eral farm and backyard flock than on
large commercial poultry plants. This
may be because there are greater
numbers of small flovks than large
ones. but 1t Is tr that one finds few
really modern commercial plants an
noyed by vermin.
The reason for this condition in
small flocks is usually due to lack of
sanitation or absolute indifference to
methods of prevention. II CONNER
cial poultry farm treated the vermin
Question with equal indifference the
owner would soon face failure.
With modern methods of Matching
and brooding artificially, the chicks
seldom come in contact with older
birds. consequently, there is little ex-
cuse for either the birds or buildings
becoming seriously infested. Never
theless. preventive measures must be
pracliced from the very first Like
weeds, vermin seem to spring up from
nowheres.
Neglect the Cause ca Pests
Lice and mites are the most COM
mon pests, and the ones that cause the
greatest trouble. Old hens show a few
lice even where preventive measures
are practiced, but this is no reason for
allowing vermin to overrun the quar-
terS.
Young stock. artificially raised in
clean surroundings, should show ~
signs of lice unit they are a year old
Chicks infested with lice mean neg
lect and nothing else.
Lice iat attack poultry are Of two
kinds. common chicken lice and head
lice. The common lice are smaller
and attack chickens Of all sizes.
These posts live on the secretions of
the body, skin and feathers. Frequent
ly they become so thick as to cause
death especially in the case of young
chicks and sitting hens. pair OF
these pests under favorable conditions
will easily breed thousands in few
months. Female lice lay their eggs
on the fowl. cementing them to the
feathers near the skin. In about ten
days these eggs hatch ant it is only a
short time till the young mature and
breed more.
The best way to fight lice on the
fowl Is with a dusting powder. such
as can be made from equal parts Of
air-slacked lime, flowers of sulphur,
tobacco dust and road dust we'll mix
ed. In dusting, the bird should be
held by the feet, head down, an the
powder applied with the hands, first
to the legs. then the fluff, breast and
under the wings, turning the bird over
to do the back and neck. The powder
should be thoroughly rubbed in, par
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10

sMy Beauty secret? just Use Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets for Good d.
gestion; Let Nature DO the Rest"
Are you In a desperate mood by
the time dessert is served? Many OF
the good things to eat are banished
altogether to those who haven't
learned Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets. Instead Of berating sardine
sandwiches. salads, pastry and other
rich food wise people eat q 6tuarts
Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal and
one just before going to bed, then
there Is no harm In the rich, fancy
dishes.
Your stomach lacks the proper d.
gestive Juices to mako your meals
easily digested. 5tuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets give the stomach and other
organs Of the digestive apparatus
the wherewithal to digeEt food.
Get q 500 box today from any drug
store and note the absence Of gas,
heartburn. heaviness or any stomach
distreR-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
"BEEORE THE ASSAULT"

tThe war is taking heavy toll of
our poets. says the Montreal Daily
Star Second Lieutenant X. T.. YER
nede of the rifle brigade, who has
died of wounds, was II singer of not
able accomplishments. Before the
Assault has all the pathos of uncon-
scious prophecy.-Boston Post.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
Danish Gray Hair !

Don't look old and gray-don't fall
behind in Life's profession. BRING back
+, natural. even color TO your hair in a
perfectly healthful. simple way by US
ing guaranteed Q-ban Hair Color Re-
storer.
You ought to have beautiful hair;
dark. lustrous and silky Q-ban Is all
ready to use-money back II not sat
isfied. Sold by Quaker Drug company
and all good drug stores. 75c per large
bottle. Try Q-ban Hair Tonic; LIQUID
Shampoo: Soap. Also Q-ban Depii-
etory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10

Doctor Roger OF Oklahoma City
will lecture tonight at o'clock In the
Lutheran church, Fifth and Ellwood.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10

Doctor Roger of Oklahoma City
will lecture tonight ut 8 o'clock In the
Lutheran church. Fifth and Ellwood.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10

One lot of fancy
crepe de chine, regu-
lar So value for $l.49
One lot of 36-inch
suiting, SOC value, to
close at 29c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10

One lot of 27-inch
satin, regular $l.25
values for. .$I.I9
One lot of 36-inch
plaid suiting, 75c
value for 80. 49c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
"adly Infested Quarters the
Result of Neglect or In
difference.
Formulas for Fumigation by
Formaldehyde, Lime and
Sulphur.
BY Raymond Kesslcr

Many poultry raiscrs, especially the
amateurs anu the owner of the farm
fiock, never think of taking preventive
measures with regard TO poultry pests
until The flock and houses are Overrun.
"hen suci conditions exist IL Is cx-
cccdingly hard TO overcome the
trouble. The only effective way to
nsht these pests Is to establish IA rule
10 use preventive measures at regular
Intervals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10

Short lengths in
shirting silks, $1.25
and $1.50 value :. 81
One lot 52-inch all
wool serge, So val
ue for ....... SI.Y
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

Perry hin, vice-chalrman and Miss
May Case Marsh. secretary. recon-
mends the adoption OF the Patriotic
league by every organization in De.
tr0it Interested in work for girls.
u viii ask that these organiza tons
send representatives 20 the next
meeting 20 De held Friday morning.
Nov 30, in the Hotel Statler, so that
plans can De- discussed more fully as
10 ,he best way 10 reach the girls OF
The city and 10 interest them in
patriotic work. and 10 provide
means for protection Of women Of
an ages who'are now doing and will
do $50 in>largcr and larger numbers,
ne worlds work in this city.
Miss Anna NJ Pyott. secretary for
Tho y W. G. A. central field. Of
which Detroit is a part. viii come 10
Detroit next week 10 address meet
ins9 ihruout The city on the Nation
al Patriotic league. and the war
council organized Thursday morn
ing viii have Miss Pyott address It's
members md all others interested
Monday evening. In tho Hotel stat
Ter
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
JURY PROBES
ATTACK STORY
Looks Into Complaint Of
Women Against Two
Policemen

Detailed inquiry into the alleged
attack upon several women In the
rear room Of a saloon AZ No. 1926
West Jefferson ave. several months
age, was made oy the circuit court
Grand Jury. Thursday morning,
when Patrolmen David Rowell and
Bruce Carmack. OF tho Scotten-ave
station. were summoned az wit.
uesses
n has been declared bv Mrs.
Hanna Schmidt that while she and
several other club women were in
this saloon drinking. two officers
came into the place and attempted
10 attack them When they resist
ed. she said, tho officers locked them
up
Eugen" Farkcs, bartender in
the saloon. was also summoned The
alleRcd~>attack Was made several
months ago but. according io Henry
A. Montgomery. chief special in
vesiigator for the prosecutor. for
reasons not 20 be- published. action
was held for tho grand jury
tarr, Dennis. seer, tary and treas
urcr Of the Bcmb Robinson Automo.
bile agency. and William Murphy
proprietor OF q poolroOm az No. 3l5
Woodward ave, were also sum.
moncd.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
DOCTORS AT ODDS
ON QUESTION OF
LIFE FOR BABE

CHICAGO. Nov. 10 Paul Hod
Eima, two years Ola. the latest de-
fective 10 be sentenced to death by
euthanasia. today was The object ul
q clash between the city health de-.
partment and coteric of physt
clans.
Or. Herman Spalding. representa- .
the health department. submitted q
report 20 the effect that "the pres
ent administration of opiates 20
terminate life IN inexcusablo lie
said investigation disclosed Tho child
shows little evidence OF any pain
or suffering
DID. Harry Haiselden. who has
been administering "God-g.yeu
drugs" TO tie Hodzima baby to re-
lievs rs suffering and ultimately
cause death took tho child 10 tho
German American hospital where u
number OF physicians examined b.
Seventeen Of them signed state.
ment endorsing nr llaiscldrn .
course
Or John Dill Robertson health Of
iccr. planned to confcr with other
city officials today 10 determine b
steps shall he taken 90 Save fF9
baby's life
Tho federal reserve banking sy
tom Is three years old TODAY
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
WAn bOARD
Of women
IS FORMED
Will Consolidate and
Direct Patriotic Work
Among Girls

For the purpose OF providing
clearing house for ideas and for
work, and To avoid duplication of
effort a war council was formed
Thursday morning. IN Parlor 3, Of
the Hotel Pontchartrain. by repre-
sentatives OF all organizations In De
'toif engaged n work among girls
The council is dcsirous OF enroll
ing an young women who come 20
Detroit in search OF employment,
and girls Of the city who are IN
business, VI schools and in homes,
in the National Patriotic league.
whose pledge is ass follows - pledge
20 express my patriotism by doing
better than ever before Whatever
work I have 20 do bv rendering
whatever special service can 90
nay country and nay community. by
living mp TO the best standards of
character and honor. and helping
others 60 do the same"
The council Of which Miss Frances
Sibley is temporary chairman Mrs
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
MOVE TO CANADA;
TAKE HOUSE ALONG

Los ANGELES, Cal. Nov Is II
2 not AN uncommon sight 90 on
|-ounter a house upon rollers n the
middle of street and in The process
IF hclne Transported 10 q now loca-
|ion some distance away. bur % is
|seldom that a house IS taken 20
pieces, Tho parts transported more
han 1850 miles. and once again
bur together
This is exactly what has happen.
I'd. however. with Inc residence OF
" r Storcr of This city The Storcr
family RECENTLY decided 20 make IFS
home horeaftrr in Edmonton, Can.
ada. and for some reason not gen
rraly known 90 fhc public they took
'hoir house with Thorn
A corps of workmon was engaged.
he house taken down piece hy piece.
zach carefully marked and done up
lin ncat bundles and loaded upon "a
steamship for fransp oriafion 10 Van.
couvcr and thence b, rail 90 Ed
munton " viii MOI Doe long. there.
fore. until AN American frame house.
built of American lumber from floor
10 shinglcs appears m Canadian
city as The Residence III @rtT7 .SitUTrT
family.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
Have a "Real" Vacation
on Your California Trip

can aid you In a hundred and ono
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am especially anxious 90 ten YOU
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Accompanying these parties arc epc-
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Everything Is done TO make YOU
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II will pay you 90 ret Tho benefit
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Of trips like this.
Send me your address and TN mall
you an illustrated descriptive folder.
with maps and complete information.
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Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
NEGRO SOLDIER
TURNS WITNESS
AGAINST PALS

SAN ANTONIO. Tex Nov. 16.-
|Wth fhc turning states evidence
|py one negro soldier charged with
|lomicido and mutlny growing out
bf the Houston riot ~ Aug 90, the
prosecution Thursday rapidly reach.
|'d lts close
Tho moss dramatic momcn ~ tho
rial came when Private LLOYD
shorior. ono of ,hc 90 defendants.
aid Doe participated In the raid and
|yas with rho troopers when most
~ Tho hootug WAS done on cross
Examination shorter admitted he
bad been prom e1 immunity for
cstfrIuc prtsfc shorter desig
batcd III of ftt So defendants as
men De- had actually srcn n the col.
hmm raidIng Houston hat night
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
BABE SEES
MOTHER END
HER LIFE
Woman Slabs Self,
Then Wraps Child
In Her Arms

Mrs. Marshall Zeankowicz, 90
years old. OF No. % Aaron.st.. killed
herself shortly after noon. Thurs.
day, by stabbing herself thru the
heart with pair Of scissors. After
she bad inflicted The fatal wound
she began 10 scream In pain and
neighbors rushed IN 20 ind her dy.
Ing As yet no cause has been ass
signed for her act The woman is
survived by her husband and four
children. the youngest OF whom sat
playing on the floor ard watched
the mother as she pierced her heart
The mother was found ON the
floor, with the babe pmttling away
and wrapped tightly in the arms oi
the mother The body was removed
to the county morgue
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
STRIKES ARE UP
To EMPLOYERS
--GONIIHs
.abOr Heads Can Set No Hard
And Fast Rule. Says
Union Chief
CONI'I-ns

BUFFALO. y r.. Nov. rs n ON.
ployer- % munitions plants and ship
ards make UNJUST demands ON the
WORKERS nothing can Doe done by
mo American Federation 0t labor
10 settle strikes. President samuel
;ompers said Thursday
~ cannot ~ct an arbitrary rule oi
,ettlemrnt for such strikes. ho
said. "ard % ! did I could not on
'orce o. Conditions causing the
-trikc must be considered and
heir settlement must hinge on co
operation az au iho parties IN
,olvod
''We vt do an We can 20 co.
'peratr WITH che government NY
sentiment in th.4 matter afo the
.ame as those expressed by presi-
'ent Wilson. when he poke ar the
,ponins meeting ot the Federation %
The Central labor MON ~ Great
n New York today had pending be
orc me Federation convention a
go suspend unions which
continue ~ snnd delegates 80 tho
Jnitoi Hebrew rradcs ~ New York.
Th bod repre- nDtr 100000 un-
onists many 0f whom belong 10 q
.eceding organization AZ least 80
New York dele-afe7 VIII fight any
Mort to break up he Hebrew
rades
Delegates were pleased today at
he situation ST. Nater'Own and
Ma where union heads
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
Excellent Laxative
For Elderly People

As we pass the prime Of life tho
various organs OF the body have
a tendency 90 weaken, especially
the bowels. Regularity In This
important function ~ 30 essential
20 good health that old folks
should be very careful 20 avoid
constipation. A congestion or
stomach waste "a the bowels occa-
sions dizziness. headache, drowst-
ness after eating, btltousneBH,
belchinR. blOaf, piles, etc, and
should be corrected Immediately;
A. IL the direct cause OF much Sc
IRONS disease.
The most effective remedy for
constipation ~ a com hination OF
simple laxative herbs with pepgin
sold IN drug stores under the
name OF Or. Caidwelpa syrup Pep
sin. IL costs only ATTY cents n
bottle, is mild tn tia action, does
mot grippe or strain, ana brings re-
lief quickly IN an easy, natural
manner. Get a bottle OF A. from
your druggist and keep 80 IN tho
house: Il IL the Ideal family REM
edy. A trial bottle can be OBJ
tanned fr0e 81 charge BY writing
20 DIR. W. ". Caldwell, s5e wash
ington ST., Monticello, Illinois.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
MIND is BLANK;
WANDERS INTO
POLICE STATION

.''f must hN the tombstone or my
Niie's grave, and the grass Is long
rhis o. all the police and physi
clans in Receiving hospital arc able
FOO got from middle.aged man who
apdefcd into police headquarters.
Thursday morning lie Is unable to
ive his mamie or address.
10 o. believed his mind has, gone
blank thru Erief over hts wire
death Ito had some money in HE
puckcts. but no papers which would
lead to his Identification tie is
tall. with very black hair. fairly
we'll dressed and appears TO be Il
latorcr Hc Is under observation in
the hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
100000
NOW IN ''Y'
WAR CHEST
Ford Employees Are
Pledging Days
Pay to Cause

DerOits :. " c. A. war funo
passed 100000 Thursday noon.
when tho campaign workers, AT
thcr luncheon In the Detroit Ath
lotto club reported contributions
amounting 10 sl6L17i The exact
total 10 date Is S30s .432. or sil.56s
less than half the minimum quota
cot 100000
General Chairman Luman W.
Goodenoush announced. amid
cheers. that tho Ford Motor com.
pany. Under the direction or Edsel
h. Ford. secretary OF the company
is making conyass OF It's employees
ga an effort 10 secure pledges of a
days pay for tho "Y' war fund from
as maay OF them as possible. Ban
ners bearing the legend "A Days
PAY For the Y. VI. =" have beeh
posted an thru the plant The com.
pany vas represented AZ the lunch.
coT by Edsei Ford. T. l. Klingcn
smith. vice.president and treasurer.
and Norval A. Hawkins, general
sales manager
The announcement that Sergt. AT.
thur Guy Empey. author OF cover
th6 Top and late OF tho British
army would speak drew many work
ers who have not attended the noon
day meetings before, As result
Tho u A. t. gymnasium was filled TO
capacity and the crowd overflow cd
into the balcony.
Sergi Empey said the Y. VI. c. A
is one OF The three big factors that
viii contribute 10 the success of the
war. the others being the Liberty
Loan and The Red Cross II was up
70 every American 10 get behind all
three propositions and back them
10 tho limit. he declared.
sergt Empey took issue with
those who. ne said. in their solicit.
tude for tho morals OF the soldier.
picture his situation more desperate
than II IL He denounced as dam
uable lies" some Of the statements
that have been published as 20 the
prevalence a. loathsome diseases
among tho men on tho western
front There IS no place in the
world whore he Is so we'll protect.
cd against disease as az the front
he insisted
just because a man wears j
soldiers uniform Ia no more reason
Why he should DO susceptible 20
temptation than IL civilian" no
Don't forget that a
soldier Is a man
The sergeant had nothing but
praise for the work OF tho Y. NJ. G..
A. a. tho front and in the camps.
The y. NJ G.. A." he said.
doesn't spread It's religion with a
long distance telephone II hands II
10 Won tn tho trenches in way that
makes b sink in Fill soldiers
belly. warm him UP and give him
something 70 smoke and he'll fight
like hell
Miss Frances Ingram, 81 the Chi
caro Opera company sang "The
Sailors Wife" and followed Il up
with the "Marseillaise" and Tho
star Spangled Banner" in response
10 insistant demands
4 $4,000 contribution from Henry
NJ. Leland and WilfrId G. Leland was
reported b. the u. g. l. club. which
turned in the banner report for the
day with total contributions OF f26,-
eal
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
SWAT THE FLY! HE
DID! COST HIM So

HIAWATHA. Kan. Nov Ill
cost II. n. Zimmerman, business
man, IS TO swat fly that did a
spiral glide and landed on his bald
head. Mr.. Zimmerman was attend
ing church when the swatting occur
red. The minister was raising
money and had asked for SIS sub.
scriptions when fly alighted on Mr..
Zimmcrman's head. He raised his
hand 10 brush away the fly and the
preacher caught the movement. III.
y. Zimmerman subscrIhes So; who
will be tho next?" the preacher an
nounced Mr.. Zimmerman paid tho
subscription. as he said it was worth
The price to swat the annoying tiy.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

Patriotic speeches thar will leave
no room for doubt as TO where rho
northwest stands with regard 10 the
war will feature the All-Northwest
Loyalty convention, which is 10 hold
its sessions ina ST. Paul and Mime
apolis today and tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
Roland 3. HarveY pead

BALTIMORE Nd Nov 15.-Ro-
land B Harvey As. wellFnown in
diplomatic circles thru his associa-
lion with Mr. Gerard 40 the Ameri-
can embassy in Berlin Is dead.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

kentucky will celebrate Arbor
Dav today by proclamation of Gov
Stanley. 81