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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
FOOD SHORTAGE
L00MING-BR00KS
1--WE Don't Realize Gravity of
Situation" Says President
of University.
COLLEGE MEN SERVE NATION
Must Not Let Production of
Necessities Interfere With
Education.
COLLEGE MEN SERVE NATION
Special to The World.

Special to The World
NORMAN, Okla, May 12.-"Ameri-
IA is facing u shortage in food stuffs
ind In labor that is so serious that
We in the west can scarcely realize
the problem we must meet. The mag
nitude of the struggle for which we
must prepare demands first that we
use every force at our command to
Increase production. second that we
prevent waste, and third that the spec
ulator in food products, the manlpu-
lator of prices, be dealt with summar-
uy."
This is part Of the report President
Stratton ID. Brooks of the University
of oklahoma brings back from Wash
ington, where he has been for the
past week as a representative OF the
state of oklahoma in the consultations
of the federal trade commission, the
national council OF defense, and the
national committee of boys working
reserve Doctor Brooks returned 70
Oklahoma Tuesday afternoon. He
was appointed by Governor Williams
to attend the meetings as a represent
atiVc of the state. While in Washing
ton he also attended a convention Of
university presidents, and many other
committee meetings. lie is scheduled
to make report TO Governor Will
lams Wednesday.
Victory Hinges on II.
"No one has over-emphasized the
Importance of increasing food produc-
ton I'm Oklahoma" Doctor Brooks
states after meeting with the national
leaders. "The men of the nation
closest to conditions declare that vic
tory depends largely upon our ability
to meet this problem. We must do
everything possible to supply a short
age of labor on the farm. and we
must do just as much in the great
campaign to prevent waste"
The national committee of boys
working reserve, of which Doctor
Brooks himself was appointed a mem-
ber is already completing plans for
organzng the school boys Of the ma
tion into a great working reserve that
will supply labor to the farms of the
country where labor is most needed.
Don't Forget Tomorrow.
"But we must also sound "A warning
TO those n charge of the schools and
TO those who attend schools or we
will find ourselves meeting a problem
of the day only TO wake up later to
find that we are facing "A greater prob
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
NEW SUPER SIX CAR
FOR HUDSON FAMILY
This New 4-Passenger Speed
ster Has Just Been Put
on the Market.

There has been new birthday In
the famous family OF the Hudson su-
per skies" said Ray Sturm of the
Sturm Motor Car company. The new
Hudson four passenger specdster, Tor
which the youthful element has
watched impaticntly since 1t was first
announced, has at last been put on the
market.
It's chubby sport motor Of un-
matched beauty and striking design,
the most spirited in appearance of any
chum car you will see ON the roads
during 1917.
ITS lines bespeak the fleotness and
tremendous power which its super-siN
motor guarantees. This stock super
six motor in stock chassis has made
a speed of 1928 miles an hour. 1t
has driven 1,Sl9 miles in "a hours,
breaking all records by 81 per cent.
Twice it has broken the transcont-
mental record in one continuous trip Of
1000 miles. 1t is Singuldrly the mo-
tor for 4 powerful speed car, equal to
any emergency, quick on the pickup
and interchangeable for ranging far and
fast with the utmost security
owing to the great demand in all
our other styles the factory is able to
build only "A limited number Of speed
StcrS TINS year. Many orders have al
ready been placed ahead by motorists
who know the Hudson product.
THE speedster Is finished in Cobalt
blue with vermilion wheels, and the
beveled body edges are finished in
black. The wheels are 32X4i y inches.
The body is low. The seats are de-
signed for lounginE comfortably.
Il am confident that the demand for
this car Will be so great that the fac
tory will be unable to keep up with
orders. and as ! am desirous of seeing
1t well represented in Tulsa, / advise
those who are seeking distinctive
open motor to by all means see the
Hudson supersiX speedster at an
early date"
Hudson Supcr-SiX 100 Per Cent Known
"lnstancing the distinctiveness of
Hudson super-siX design and It's fla
m!liarity in the motoring world, 100
per cent of the dealers who took part
in the car-name contest conducted in
the motor review OF Leslie's Weekly
picked out the Hudson correctly" said
Roy Sturm of the Sturm Motor Car
company. The cars were all so ar
ranged in Photographic layout that all
names or distinguishing marks not di-
rectly associated with the design Of the
car itself were eliminated Yet the
Hudson was picked by every partici-
pant in the contest"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

l HAVE just traded for an office outfit.
which / will sell at u bargain; can give
possession OF fixtures and location imme.
diately. Phone 5059.
FOR SALE-Restaurant. only one In city,
invoice stock, cheap rent. j. y. Morgan
White Way Cafe, Cleveland. Okla. Cheap
for cash.
FOR SALF--Complete furnished office, all
new mahogany fixtures, telephone In.
stalled; rents cheap; location good SIS
Robinson building. Phone 6992.
FOR SALE = First.class, equipped beauty
shop: good reasons for selling. Phone
FOR RENT-Storeroom, 9l8 West First
street. John y. Kerrigan. 425 Robinson
building.
FOR sALE-small auto repair shop; we'll
located Address Box 6666, World.
DESK room wanted will be out most OF
time. Phone 6335.
OFFICE space to lease, Immediate posses
Sion. Pbous 1876.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

PROGRESSIVE stenographor Ia every city to
represent me selling my buoklct 'Eifi.rucy
Points Every StcnOgruphcr should KNOW.
Contains pointers worth many times its cost
sent postpaid uu receipt Of 25c, free tAmplc
copies cannot be furnished. q, y PorNius,
ooj Stangewald building, Honolulu, Hawaii
L. :. \.
SOLDIERS and sailors need SOCKS; good
money mpdo at home knitting hosiery, ma
chimes furnished ON time, We pay fixed rates
for making the goods Wheeler. Inc, J37
Madison, Chicago.
WANTED Two Young ladies OF neat APP
pesrancc to take orders, very attractive
proposition; good salary and rapid advance
meut Call from II To /. II. Gutmau, Detroit
hotel
WANTED ladies or gentcmen as
travelling manager for large busiues, house
labcral salary paid Call room 20 Wellington
rooms, from to II u. M. and after ! ?. m.
FIVE bright capable ladies TO travel dem
olstatc aud sci dealers SO to $50 p"r
week Railroad fare paid Goodrich Drug
Co., ncpt. 6sl, Omaha, Neb
LADIES wanted Tor drcssmaklng shop. Call
in person between s 80 and 10 a. m. no
phone calls answered. Marietta King. 100
East Fourth street, Calais building
WANTED An Al stcnographcr aud book
keeper. one who can furnish first class
references. Apply Mammoth Credit com
psny, a0l Fast Third
WANTED Young ladies to learn telephone
work, no experience necessary. AppH
800 Pioneer bdg. or call Miss Senger.
phone 1900.
WANTED Young lady that can sing or play
piano to work with comedian; no eS'
pcrcncc needed Address, Howard Alton,
general deliey, Tulsa
WANTEn--A nurse girl or woman Of some
experience for two children under years.
Phone iupj
WANTED Capable white girl genera house.
work no laundry, references rcquired.
Phone I02g
WANTED Seamstrcss nj Tulsa Shirt com
2saS
MANTED-An experienced cook capable OF
cooking for cafe Apply matron fourth
floor Pioneer building
WANTND-A refined young rn. 10 to 20,
as mothers helper, one child IA years
old. Phone $3.50
SALESLADN with experience In millinery
aud rcady'to. wear wants position In city.
CAL Mrs Baxter, 439i Il.
WANTED Lady cashier and collector
Bchucfold Cleaning v Nork
WANTED Good colorcd cook to go to coun-
try Phone 6097
WANTED stcnographcr. Apply at room
sos Pioneer building
WANTED Colorcd woman for general
houscwork Phone 1893.
WANTED Two experienced arm mattresses
at once Mecca Cafe
WANTED, Lunch counter girl al Brady
hotel cafe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
Old Traders
DOPE

IT we lived In GERMANY WE
WOULD have to ADMIT that the
KAISER was u GREATER MAN
than MOSES (who LED the CHILL
DREN of ISRAEL out of the LAND
of BONDAGE). We WOULD have TO
SAY THAT the KAISER and the
GREAT PRINCE of PEACE WE'RE
PARTNERS, and WORKING HAND
I'm HAND for the SAKE OF HUMAN
TTY!!
If we CRITICISED ANY ACTION
of the KAISER, or DOUBTED HIS
CLAIMS to BE THE EQUAL of
be ARRESTED by a SPY and
THROWN IN JAIL!
GERMANY is n CENTRALIZED
GONERNME and the POWER Is
ALL IN ONE MANI!
OUR PILGRIM PARENTS came TO
AMERICA and SUFFERED HARD
SHIPS in ORDER to ESTABLISH n
HOME of the FREE!! where the
WHOLE PEOPLE as Il CLASS
SHOULD RULE!! GOD KEEP Us
FREE FROM \ ONE MANS RULE!
OUR ILLUSTRIOUS PRESIDENT
had MORE PATIENCE than JOB,
FOR HE WAITED TWO YEARS af-
ter the sinking of the LtSlTANIA
BEFORE he got ANGRY. So, NOW
LET'S ALL HELP HIM to LICK the
KAISER and ESTABLISH II PEACE
that SHALL LAST FOREVER!!
PERHAPS il is BETTER for US
that HE DID WAIT, FOR NOW THE
ELECTION Is OVER and OUR
PRESIDENT HAS PLENTY of time
To DO the JOB and DO IT WE'LL!
go, where is MY GIRL, my SWEET
LITTLE GIRL,
The GIRL LEFT BEHIND me?
o, WILL SHE WAIT for ME TO GET
HOME?"
The ABOVE WILL he SUNG and
PRAYED by THOUSANDS of OUR
BRAVE SONS WHO ARE now being
called TO go with "OLD GLORY" TO
the TRENCHES to ESTABLISH a
FREEDOM and . PEACE that shall
LAST FOREVER!! GOD he with
THOSE BRAVE BOYS and be with
THEIR SWEETHEARTS LEFT AT
HOME. May THEY EVER BE true!
THE KAISER and DINE In BERLIN,
and when they have DONE THEIR
WORK and DONE IL well. MAY they
THEN COME HOME to THEIR loved
ONES!! May they then not he held
I'm SOME FORT, so as to he READY
TO PROTECT SOME MILLION
AIRES COAL TRUST, IRON trust,
RAILROAD TRUST, or ANY OTHER
FINANCIAL TRUST, for they are
NOW GOING. as they THINK, TO
establish LlBERTY!! BUT WHAT
SHALL 1T BE?
If you want a home on the edge OF
q II.
over. money back at any time within
year If not PLEASED. GO BACK
to NATURE and PRODUCE SOME
THING TO EAT, get away from
HIGH RENTS, BUILD HOME. IL
NOTHING BETTER THAN A TENT,
be INDEPENDENT OF GRATING
LANDLORDS WHO DO NOT LOVE
BABIES!!
We are forced to close out our store
at 1O6 +. Second street May 90. Help
us out. All our other stores will con.
dnue TO RUN FULL BLAST.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
A MITE FOR BELGIAN KIDS
Ringing Sends $12 TO Fund OF Liter
ary Digest for Relief.

Special to The World.
RINGLING, Okla, May 1.-THE
civil club of Ringing has forwarded
to the Literary Digest in New York a
draft for S12 to apply on the Digest s
fund for the relief OF the Belgians.
This amount II Is estimated is re-
Quired to furnish the nourishment
necessary to save one child from
starving for twelve months. The club
has discussed activities toward fur
thering relief work under Red Cross
direction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
Il be the home orgnnizntion
THREE SKELETONS FOUND
Accidental Discovery of Trace OF I'm
known Tragedy.

v
MANGUM, Okla, May 12.-When
Fred Jackson. who was travelling
along the banks of North Fork, a Red
river tributary southeast of Granite.
found a skull protrudng from the
sand he did not stop TO investigate
until he had enlisted the services Of
w A. Canady, n nearby farmer The
two men commenced digging. When
they had finished three yellow human
skeletons laid on the sand-those OF
a man. n woman and a child.
Residents who have lived in this
section for thirty years can recall no
incident in connection with the dis
covery. They believe the three were
murdered by Indians fifty or more
years ago and their bodies covered in
the sandy bed of the creek
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
FREE MILITARY TRAINING
Annapolis Man Offers His Services
TO Train Men for ANY Branch,

Capt f.. A. Ewing, eX-Annapolis man
and later OF Mexican border service,
has offered his services as military in
structor, free of charge, to those who
want the instruction.
He has recently given work to n
class, the majority Of whom have al
ready entered the training camp at
Fort Logan II. Root The first class
Of this period will be held Monday
building.
The course Captain Ewing proposes
to give consists Of field service regula-
tons administrative work and minor
tactics.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
ESCAPED PRISONER NABBED

Deputy Pack OF Sheriff McCul-
loughs force has returned from Key
stone. bringing in custody Bob Patter-
son. a negro. who escaped some time
ago when the big delivery was made.
He has been working under an as
sumed name near Keystone since his
escape. He is charged with assault
with intent to kill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
The Dclcct.ihle Irish Bull.

Sir Some years ago. nj a dinner in
dublin an English guest was poking
fun at the Irish tendency to make
bulls when one of the company, a
professor whose name | forget, tool,
him to task by saying: "Yos
mustn't sneer at Irish bulls, they're
very ofter pregnant with meaning"
Chicago Tribune.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

lem than we have already solved" I"
Doctor Brooks stated. AT the same
time that We are increasing food pro-
duction our immediate future as a
factor In this war as well as our later
interests demand that we prevent all
, unnecessary interruption in the educa-
tion of children.
The work of the common schools
must not be interrupted. If we find
this year that spring terms must be
shortened in order that children may
work in the fields, we must provide a
summer term that Will make up the
loss, as Is now being done in the cot
ton belt. In no case should children
be taken from school except for the
production Of food. 1t is for the most
part undesirable that women school
teachers leave their present work to
take an active part in war organiza-
tons"
Dr. Brooks states that there was
much difference OF opinion as to just
what effect the war would have on
attendance in colleges and universt-
ties but there was no difference Of
opinion among educators, war depart
ment officials, or labor experts as to
methods by which college men and
women could be of most service to the
country.
Their Training Helps Much.
In the first place, all men who arc
now studying medicine, chemistry, en-
gineering, business accounting and
similar technical subjects, should con-
tinue their studies until they are ca
pable of offering to their country the
kind of services that are most needed.
It will be difficult indeed to find
enough men fitted to take charge of
"a N a
chemical work in factories, to aid in
the management of the immense or
ganizations of many kinds that war
will demand.
The federal commissions believed
that in many instances it would be
found necessary TO modify the courses
of study now given in universities in
order to provide just the kind of train
ing needed most. 1t might even be
found necessary to waive entrance re-
uurements so that men who are ca
pable of taking training of technical
character might be rushed into the
colleges and prepared within the next
year or two years for higher kind
OF service.
More College Men Needed.
Leaders from all parts of the coun-
try likewise agreed thac it was vital
to the nation that everything possible
be done by which America might help
supply the shortage of college trained
men in the world. Universities in
Europe have already found it neCes-
sary to discontinue work in order that
every available man might be pushed
into the conflict. The result is that
they are facing n shortage of trained
men that has resulted already in a
call for America to help supply the
shortage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
BUINESS PERSONAL.

LUMBER and building materials. Louis.
ana long leaf yellow pine lumber shipped
direct from mill, subject to examination.
Shingles windows doors and hardware. No
advance payment required quick shipments.
grade and count guaranteed Send mate.
rial bill for estimate. II. d. Taylor 4
Co, Lake Charles, La
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.


300 acres second bottom farm, IA miles Of
Tulsa 2iO acres under cultivation, balance
grass and pasture; running water: all level,
three good wells. orchard grape vineyard;
oil In half mile: one Of the best farms in
the state: will sell cheap II taken al once.
vs. have ono Of the best lists OF farms OF
any agency In the southwest. including small
fruit farms ciose in Joseph Donnelly com
pany, ll3 u South main, phone 64I6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

NASINGTON May l2-The o
the begun
is
OF
PRINCIPAL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
OIL WE'LL SUPPLIES

FOR sALE-2ooo feet 3 sl.4.incb, 24.lb
1000 feet 4inch. l7h III / 900 feet
1Oinch, 32lb: all brand new easing; i'm.
mediate delivery at Tulsa; 600 feet good
second hand 3.inch line pipe. 500 feet q 3 T.
l7.lb casing. run once. 90 900 feet 2.inch
iina In good secondhand condition. and
8, 900 feet 2inch Alb tubing, Al condition.
at Sapulpa Address room 2O5 Sequoyah
hotel Claremore, Okla
ATTENTION. Oil Men We have FOR sale 100.
900 feet Of Pinch line; also 20 900 feet
OF 3 inch line pipe, as good as new: all
other sizes; also six steam engines Al con.
dition, and lot Of drilling tools two drilling
machines, one $3.50 gasoline tank; also one
sx1G four 100 barrel Maoney steel tanks.
Mid West Supply company, Boulder and
Cameron. Phone 420s.
FOR sALE-Atlas 50.H. p. Standard boiler
in good condition and complete; 400 feet
5-lnch pipe: 400 feet 3inch pipe; $500 fee,
/ !. inch pipe All In good condition. Avail
able now Southwestern Machinery Com.
pany. Fort Smith, Ark.
FOR sALE-1,2 feet OF 5.s.inch easing,
practically new; also 500 feet OF sl.4.
inch easing, good as new Wainwright, Okla
act qiuck. Call y. Borton. Phone 22s5
or a57o. Tulsa, Okla.
l7C H. p, scyiinIer American Diesel cal
engine; also gas engines and electric mo
tors. let us know your wants we may have
II. Address W. I. Osborn Company, Kan.
sas City, Mo.
FOR SALE-one l5.HP 81. Mary's gas
engine; throttling governor; used three
years: load Increased beyond capacity. Ma.
chiniNs Electric Co. TOPEKA Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

WANTFD-Wslnut logs. Ia feet and up In
diameter. 8 feet and up long; will inspect
and pay cash at loading point. Write or
wire. P. H. Allison. Fort Smith. Ark Phone
1856
M0RRILL'S Universal Eewscell for Ise.
emincnce OF service. Our worthy country
men will have apathy that causes no attri-
ton by purchasing terse newspapers at the
above title.
SONG Poems Wanted Unusual offer. We
compose catchy music and help sell to re.
liable publishers. Song Writers Service
Bureau, Merchants Station, St. Louis. Mo.
are now here; seeds being scarce this sea
.on buy early while stocks are complete
Binding Stevens Seed company.
HIGHEST cash price paid for mems second.
hand suits. coats and trousers: Aiso buy
shoes and hats. Phone S467.
JAMES H. SYKES. Attorney.at.law, SOL.
5o35o5.5o7 Robinson building. Phone
2609
HALL for rent FOR parties, club meetings
recitals, etc. Al6 South Boulder Phone
If IN doubt call Bays Detective Agency.
Phone 2e77. Office 215 Ohio building
HIGHEST cash price paid for suits, coats
trousers, shoes, hats. Phone 54&5.
HIGHEST prices paid for men second hand
clothing. shoes and hats Phone 1885
HIGHEST prices paid Tor msn's old clothes
shoes. Phone 1884. l6b North Main.
pHoNE 1928 or 1898, Hurry Messenger
Service, for prompt service.
j. O. THOMPSON. architecture. a2o.2i lows
Bldg Phone el9A.
MASQUERADE costumes for rent; anything
you want evening gowns. Phone 24at.J.
PUBLIC stenographer : Multigrsphins.
Phone e0el. 30 South Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

WILL sell so acres in northeast Z Of section
81, township north. range II east. Pitts.
burg county: fee simple ss per acrei gov
eminent title; bonded abstract: there are
several wells being drilled within radius
of two to five miles largest oil company
In state recently paid 50 acre for lease
adjoining land. Write, telegraph or telo-
phone me. NJ. T. Williams, McAlester, Okla
FOR SALE Bargain in improved ten.acrs
tract. adjoining Lombard addition. Tulsa;
price $4,000; 81. 800 cash, balance on good
terms possession November / Address 4.
l.. DHvault owner. 733 West Fourth street,
Oklahoma City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
Washington Gratificd.

Executive Secretary w. II. Stayton,
Washington, ID. c., in a letter to J.
Burr Gibbons, Navy league organizer
for northeastern Oklahoma, yesterday
oppressed the qualification Of the
Washington officials of the league over
the progress being made by the league
everywhere. fHe referred to the pres
cnt situation as "the long and hard
work ahead of the country, and stat
ed that the national officers OF the
league are very hopeful Of the future
with the combined activity Of scores
Of branches thruout the country car
rying out the work mapped out by the
navy and the Navy league
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
HELP WANTED AGENTS.

cur ,TFeT OPPORTUNITY in tho South
west is open for live alert men VINO are
anxious to make from S35 to $50 per week
above expenses The state OF Oklahoma Ia
exceptionally prosperous and our PROPOSE.
tion Is one that appeals to prosperous peo-
pie write for particulars at once Only
men with references need apply, Joe Miller
bl3 Colcoid Bldg. OKLAHOMA city, Okla
AGENTS-pelicous soft drinks In ooncen-
trated form; always ready, just add water;
economical absolutely pure; every housewife
wants them; II different kinds; enormous
demand big summer sellers; money comes
easy; 25o other pnpuiAr priced tast seillns
household nect'Slles. we iurnlsh tree GUY.
~ write today' now, r.; ~ te'nah' -4'
niru street n,'uia'i, U"'o' ,-
SELL MeNieat pismonds IN your spare time.
Beautiful poctet SshpIe tese MAKES safes
~ sls1s ,, ,n,,o" ,nd WI,
alSro"HS 5l., @ tou, fpi I,',or,tn, 70 "ots
iT',' os CrHrcs New Mcyica
i,nv ,CrvTc w Th,r, a1es,,io,.,
i'Hsr n.ors;,ion io, ,c,iabie renr, sent,,iye in
,.p,oe,oJ ,erri,orv Fnrnings 500 IN sa5 .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
rl1iiALE HELP WANTED

SElDF NBACU requires the scrices Of highly
competent sales sul Tor waist department
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

HIGHEST prices paid for mems second hand
clothing, shoes and hats. Phone 1855.