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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-04
Mrs. HefIin is Saved !. i.
From Operating Table
Brother snd, Sister eoth Relieved by
Remedy Available 70
Any One.

In her gratitude for q remedy that
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Of Coats, sKans-. writes: Had It not
been for Fr,litola and Traxo might
hare been on the operating table by
now. II relieved me OF at least one
hundred and fifty gall stones. 1t sure
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and Traxo"
Fruitola and Traxo are compounded
from the original Edsall formulas at
the Pinus laboratories In Monticello,
H.. and can be purchased h Homo
lulu Of Benson, Smith G Co, whole
sale distributors, and leading drug
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-04

Ecia fruit oil that intestinal lubricant
harg the accumulated the sufferers relief One
sufficient indicate
effective rebuild restore the weakened rundown
obtained writing Pinus Laboratories Monticello
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-04
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January 3rd to january 10th
Of New York

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO
ELECT DIRECTORS JAN. 25


Announcements nas been sent out t.
the mcmhcrs OF the Tulsa chamber OF
commerce and federation Of allied in
tcrests hV Secretary Clarence Doug
las. that nominations for members og
the board of directors for that organi-
'ltiun VIII he received to and mcud-
irE the third Friday OF this month,
from which number IN election Of
thirty-tWo mcmhcrs will occur. the
siNtccr receiving the highest vote 60
/ designated as directors Of the club.
The sixteen directors chosen at the
next election. which will occur ON Jan
uarv 10Th. viii he divided into two
sets. those eight receiving the highest
number of votes being chosen To serve
a .crm of two wears on the beard
while the eight receiving the lowest
number of votes will serve for term
OF one year
In tins way it is hoped To always
have eight men ON he board who are
thoroughly familiar with the work of
organization IN its efforts to build up
a bigger and better Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
CHICAGO OFFICIALS \
FACE GRAFT CHARGE
Healy, Costello, Heitler, White
and Skidmore Accused by
Attorney Hoyne.

CHICAGO, Jan. s. \ warrant
charging Charles {. Healy, former
superintendent of police. With con-
spiracy was sworn out today on re-
quest of a representative of MacIay
Hoyne, states attorney.
Mr.. Hoyne alleges that Superin-
tendent Ilealy was one of a number
of men who accepted a share of con-
tributions levied on illegal resorts.
Others OF the alleged ring were ar
rested rs follows:
Thomas Costello. alleged collector
of the tribute; Mike Depike" Heitler.
formerly alleged head of the old west
side tehderloin district: Lieut.. Martin
White of the Lake street police sta
tion. and William Skidmore, IA sa-
loonkeeper and politician.
Mr.. Hoyne said that collections
usually were made on Mondays and
that Superintendent HealyF share
was generally delivered 90 him at his
home.
Mr.. Hoyne today issued signed
statement in which he asserted that
corruption ran rife in the city hall.
Mr.. Hoyne said that he had lost
hope that the city administration.
headed by Mayor William Hale
Thompson, would check the carnival
of crime in this city.
Last fan" said he. OF promised
that | would clean up Chicago.
was reelected and now ] am going
to make that promise good"
The attacks OF Mr.. Hoyue. Demo-
crat, on the Republican city admin
istration began few months before
the election of last November Mr..
Hoyne brought charges AT that time
against the superintendent of police
and they were aired without result
in the municipal court. The present
charges are said to be based on new
evidence. Mayor ThompSon's fight to
defeat floyne at the election shared
interest with the national campaign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
R0TAN IS CERTAIN
LEWIS WAS SLAYER
District Attorney Announces
After Examining Witnesses,
Mystery Solved.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. S-After
Questioning score of witnesses in an
effort definitely 20 establish the iden-
tlty of tho murderer OF Maize Colbert
In her apartment here December 30.
and the motive therefor. District At
torncy Samuel l.. Rotan tonight an
nuunccd nothing had devc'O TO
cause him to change nis opinion that
BERNARD w. Lewis Of Pittsburgh wa"
the girls slayer.
The police mad considered the ease
virtually closed since Lewis committed
suicide last Thursday NJ a hotel in
Atlantic city. contcnding that with
other cirCumstlntial evidence this ac.
convinced them OF his guilt Relatives
and friends Of both Lewis and Miss
Colbert, however. claimed that some
Of this evidence had been discounted
by new facts ana expressed the belief
that Lewis had no connection with
the murder
Members Of the Slain girls family
made a special appeal for more
thoro Investigation. Among those eN
umiucd today We're reiativeS~Cf Miss
Colbert, a police magistrate and sew
have been friendly with her
Mayor Thomas V. Smith took 4
hand in the INVESTIGATION today. II
invited newspaper representatives 70
q conference in his office tsnight and
announced that he would see that
Justice is done In this case
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
Nelrs OF the State

GUTHRIE Samuel summers was fatally
injured hN being struck hy au automobile
npr his farm, ten miles south of here when
biz The occupants Of the machine ignored
his calls for aid
OKLAHOMA CITY The Newly case came
up hcrc Saturday m the shape ~ am apuiica.
tiou for bail pending appeal Harry Ncwby
hoth Youngsters, ut Jay. Delaware county
Newly defense Is that the shooting was
accidental
NEW HEALDToN Two Young mon of
This city have just made clear profit of
81 3.75o en an Investment of $3.50 iu oil
stock These men are shelton W rycr.
county clerk and Frank pruitt cotton
h1yer. Their stock found O ready sale and
man for Sl5o.0OO.
OKLAHOMA CITY T. 4 Calvin former
president ~ the Farmer, Union " Texas. is
h.r, assisting IN framing MP the hill that tho
Oklahoma organization will ash tho legi,la.
,ur' 60 enact II lis proposed To tVeatc 4
systcm ~ standards and otherwise take
pcinicrs from the Texas laws regulating the
marketing ~ cotton
M'ALEsTER q p Strong Of UaucVilc
WIS srraisuod before Federal Commis ,oner
M"Nli''u ou = charge OF Introducing liquor
into eastern oklahoma and was put under
1000 bond to await the action Of the grand
jury.
puRANT The free poultry show is all
ready Go opcn mp hcr" January 10 for three.
duvs exhibition
OKU AHoMA CITY Tho farmers caucus
OF .he sixth legislature has. been organized
wien - gatut Carpenter ~ Nridecunrt as
president Ilr purpose NJ this organization
i. n get ilc farmer, and their friend, io
m|t iu-,iHvr 900 any measure affecting their
interests.
ADA Stock u the American elias, Ca>k,t
company was Increased from Sl5O.uoO TO
ST. '''' Oh. ,'ock lold,rs meeting here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
- NOT Az EMERGENCY.

The wilson administrators nov
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bllanr,-any way except the one sure
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TnN,. novel opprrs.i,o and lucmit-
able. hn,o been devised and applied.
tho lft. of tho buokkccpor have been
used ln vain Failing revenues and
rising c,pcnditurcs have marked the
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
WOMAN ARGUES FOR
Il. S. AGAINST BOPP
Plead for Conviction of German
official.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. S.-Mrs.
Annetta Adams. assistant United
States district attorney. began the
closing argument today
in the case OF Franz Bopp, German
consul-gcneral in san Francisco. and
cO-defcndants, indicted for alleged
conspiracy To violate neutrality of the
United States. Mrs Adams. the first
woman assistant United States district
attorney ever appointed, has assisted
John W. Preston, district attorney, in
the conduct of the case.
The fact that a woman summed up
a case Of such Importance brought
out eager spectators. When Mrs.
Adams finished her review of the evil
dence and called upon the jury for "A
women admirers showered
her with bouquets and Preston con-
graduated her upon her "masterful
of the governments
case. Five years ago Mrs Adams
was country school teacher.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
Phones: All Departments, 5000
WHO GIFTS TIM rOHKP

Congressman Frclr uf Washington
has hocn exploring the pork barrel
and hc hus brought up some inter
cstug things from lts depths The
public buildings bill whose friends
are trying 10 get action before the
An of March carries {35.ooO.oOo In
theory the measure is uniform that
f.. the trainers of it are suppose. 10
try {" give every state and every
member of either house or congress
n fair show 900 whatever distribution
of government funds takes place uu.
der this bun Mr. Frcar however.
finds that the theory and its appuct-
tion are somewhat different For 100.
stance. he discovers that Norlh Caro-
lima has about ouc-third the number
of congressional districts that Illinois
has. ana that IL contributes about 7
per cent as much To the federal treas.
ury In direct taxation North caro-.
lima does have. however the Demo-
cratic leader ON the floor Of con-
grcss, ana she is also slated 10 ,c-
cci,c 10 public buildings as against
b. 10 ,l,t,i >, ,ptno,. oa,,.
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has more than four Thousand popull-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
BOULEVARD AND PARK
BONDS GO ON MARKET
City Believes 1t Is Necessary
for Public Safety That
Parks BE Built.

Tul'a's new boulevard bonds. which
were voted some months ago Ia pro-
vide system Of boulcYHrdg for this
city which VIII compare fnVorubly
with amy iu the country, VIII 30 on
IA" market AZ 10 O'Clock this morning
when the mayor ana city commission
cH open the bids for the ISSUE Of
100000
A. stated In The advertisement.
there b. an Immediate necessity for
q boulevard system and park addition
that II iS deemed necessary for the
preservation Of the public health.
peace ana safety to Immediately make
these improvements as quickly as pos
sible.
Thc bonfs will bc offered for sale.
or rather the bids which hhVc been
received for these bonds. viii be
opened boy the mayor ana board Of
city commissioners this morning
The readiness. with which All for.
mcr bonds have been sold by the city.
assures the city officials that there
Will be- no lack of bidders. nor Will
there be any difficulty In disposing ~
them at Il premium Az has been tho
case with the bids previously offered
for sale by Tulsa
The bids. which were formerly
dated August !, 1915. were never de-
livcrcd and because Of change In a
city administration and ruling Of
the attorncy-gcneral that the munic-
ipal officers in charge at the time the
bids were offered for sale. has made
II necessary for the Old bids To bc de-
stroyed and new bids printed. This
Is now being done by n bond printing
house In ST. Louis, but the bids re-
ceived today viii apply on the ccrtin-
Gates which as yet are not I'm the
hands Of the city fathers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
HOLD CONFERENCE
General Manager, 1t Is Under
stood, Will Talk of I'M
provements to Be Made.

Word was received by Secretary
Clarence u. Douglas Of the Chamber
Of Commerce yesterday afternoon that
high officials of the Santa fe rail
road and the St. Louis n San Francisco
railroad companies would arrive In
Tulsa today for the purpose OF hold
ing a conference with the board Of
directors Of the Chamber Of Com
merce relative to program looking
10 an Improvement of service into and
from this city
Secretary Douglas said he was not
I'm position To- state at what time the
conference would be held, but that he
would take the matter up with the
directors Of the organization at the
MONDAY luncheon and AT that time
some definite action would be taken.
II is probable, he announced. that a
special meeting of the board of dircc-
tors would bc held tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
DAY IN LEGISLATURE.



Confirmed ~ appointments
made by Governor Williams.
Received a resolution request
ing the appointment of a COM
mittee TO investigate eXpendi-
lures in the office of the sccrc-
tarY of state.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday.
House.
Action of Speaker Nesbitt, in
oNerruling Hodges motion for
investigation committee and
pleading for attention To big leg
islation instead of petty inquisi-
tions. caused fnst>~eal applause
of session.
Adopted resolution extending
) sympathy to families of men
killed near Nowata Saturday
night. introduced by Represen-
tatiVc Garrett OF Nowata.
Adopted resolution regarding
printing Of bills amcndatory to
existing statutes. Introduced by
Representative Gish.
deceived complete list OF com
mittces.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
LYONS METHODS
TO BE INSPECTED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

1
! CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
they were elected in their regular dis
/ tricts and the governor to appoint the
| other four justices. The bill places no
/ limitations upon the time a ease may
! be decided after appeal has been
/ perfected.
! A bill designed to provide a system
or taxation on oil and gas taken from
restricted Indian lands was introduced
/ by Representative Morgan of Creek
county. 1t defines oil and gas as
| personal property after IT has been
| brought above the surface.
Committees Announced.
announcement of the personnel Of
the various committees created some
interest during the afternoon, the
committees being as follows: -
Dentistry Mayfield, chairnlS@!
ilendricNson, Huffman, Humbleand
| Rogers.
State militia - Riley, chairman;
Gish, Jackson, Warren, Hodges,
Speer, Disney and Wismeyer.
Initiative and referendum - Neff,
chairman; Barry. Collums, Nicholson,
Stevenson, Ticer, Thomas. Powell,
Jones Woodard, Woods and Grubbs.
Code Ilensley, chairman;
Houston, Pond, Waldrep, Northcutt,
Hicks, Warren, Bardsley and Pardoe.
Labor and Cartwright.
chairman; Walden, Barker. Fitzger-
ald tPittsburg), Morgan Greek 4
Welch, Butterfield. Stephenson,
fodges. Speer McCollister and Gar
rett.
Cotton warehouse and grain ele-
vators - Morgan CJackson), chair
man; Barker, Hurst, Fox, Sheegog,
Thurmond, Hendrickson, Treadway,
Northcutt. Humble and Harvey.
Elections-Barry. chairman Du-
rant, Shores. Beatte, Fitzgerald
(Kiowa), Walden, Wheeler. North
cutt, Mansur, Elder and Hin.
General agricuture-Miller, chair
man; Woodland, Hurst, Cartwright.
Ticer Hendrickson, Walden, Tread
well, Humble, Graves, Thurmond.
Gibson, Scott, Nicholson, Barker,
Mansur, Jones, Elder. Grubb, Acton
and Marsh.
Agricultural Observation-Disclosures
chairman; Hartenbower. Pugh, John
son, West. Hamilton, Hunter, Hultz-
man, Olmsted and Platt.
Health and pure food and drugs
Beattc, chairman. Huffman. Hicks,
Waldrep, Robertson, Newman, Marsh
and Keegan.
Constitutional amendments-Nor-
veil, chairman; Petry, Kinds. Neff.
Hodges, Welch, Wimbish, Marsh and
Craver.
Enrolling and engrossing-Powell,
chairman; Shirley, Hamilton, John
son. Adams, Hensley, Dolan, Condor,
Headley and Garrett
Impeachment and removal from Of
fice-Houston, chairman: Fitzgerald
(kiowa), Barry, Jackson, Halle.
Eeatte, Shores, Durant and Rogers.
Penal institutions - Hendrickson.-
chairman; Fitzgerald (Pittsburg).
Fitzgerald tkiowa). Northcutt, Har-
per McCollister Jones. Ewing and
Hill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
GUN FIGHT STIRS "AFRICA'
Cum Lewis Goes To Hospital with
Grease in Forehead.

Little Africa" was stirred for a
while yesterday afternoon when
Cum" Lewis and Ben Smith, both
negroes. got into "A fracas at Belman's $
pool hall, after which Cum" went to
the hospital with crease in his fore
head and Smith landed in the police
station, whore he is being held pend
ing the outcome of Lewis wound
Lewis will live.
Friends say that Lewis had his jaw
bone fractured in fight few weeks
ago and had threatened Smith. When
Smith entered the pool hall yesterday
and was confronted by Lewis he drew
a revolver and shot Lewis in the head.
The bullet entered above the left eye
and followed the skull around to the
back, where II came out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
BARTON REELECTED
HEAD OF ALLIANCE
Ministers of City Decide All
Old Officials Shall Hold
Over at Election.

At the regular weekly meeting Of
the Ministerial alliance yesterday
morning In the Young Mems Chris
tion association all old officers were
reelected for the year ahead.
chosen:
T.. :. Barton, pastor OF the Boston
Avenue NJ l.. church. president. l..
r.. Floyd, pastor of the First Baptist
church. vice president; c. T.. Buchner,
secretary of the Y. NJ G. A., secre-
tary: c. w. Kerr. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church, treasurer.
All the officers were reelected from
the preceding term.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
WHAT DID GERARD TELL EN-?
state Department Inquiries for state
mcntS AZ German Dinner.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The report
by the Overseas News agency that
Ambassador Gerard at public wei
come back to Germany had said that
'reNor since the beginning OF the war
have the relations between the United
States and Germany been SO cordial
as now" was officially inquired into
10y the state department today thru
a cable to the ambassador personally.
officials. In making this announce
mout refused to add amy further COM
m,nt except that they wished to know
exactly what he had said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
City NeiUs in Brief

THE FUNERAL. n Alonlo Fisher agol -,
70 Tulsa drilling contractor. who died early
sunday morning ~ Excelsior Spring. viii Dee
held to-day NJ ~ 80 NJ the family home
1908 South Boulder. with the Rev Frank
Ncft pastor of the First M T. church. ~
fciating lntermcnt viii bee made ut the
Rose lIill c"metcry, Mr. Fisher iH survived
by o wife o. his only relative. llc was we'll
known among the oil men Of the city
LEE DANIEL had 81 cases 10 decide In
The Justice court yesterday aud % is inter
rstng to note that Of the 81 eases brought
IN by the police only three did not plead
guilty. Those three were found guiltlcss aud
were Discharged
FIVE PEOPLE applied for DEGREES IN the
superior court yesterday. Frances lluss de-.
cldcd that matrimony b. a failure 80 far as
living with Jack lluss D. concerned 30 asked
for divorce boz petition. Myrtle Riley asks
f,r separation from Albert g Rlcy ON charges
"f cruelty Eunirr Bilyeu want, 10 hr
separated from Muses. Biyen. Mary Ciocoa
wants O. divorce from Gabriel tior.0I and
Lula Young claims she was cursed aud hu-
inflated IN public and wants decree.
THE FOLLOWING marriage license. were
issued At the county court Yesterday. Robert
" Lane. Waco. Texas, 23. Mrs Audrey
Lane. same 10 Dan Ellis Mamouth Springs.
Arb, 81; Alh White. same -. Henry G.
II. John \rth Tulsa. 80 Elizabeth Brad
dock, same. %.
\ CONVENTION OF the Dawson township
sunday school was held at the Cherokee
Heights school building sunday afternoon
with Thomas Mcbride. township president.
presiding The Reverend Silor of the I'm.
manuel Baptist church gave 70 talk on The
Roy Problem, aud \ Ensbergcr. president ~
the Association of Tulsa Comfy sunday
Schools, conducted the round table. The sub.
irct for general discussion Was To the
Teacher Who Desires Success The meet.
ing WAS one ~ the most interesting The town
ship teachers have ever had.
$. " LEGEI. 72s West Fourth. /, the
proud father ~ the first New Year twins.
Two baby girls were born Yesterday mouriuF
AZ the home en- Fourth and Mr. lcgcl can no
doubt lay claim 10 the fr't twins born in
l1l7
MRS DORA u BRiM has returned &, her
h1wr 'Ouklulds.' 10 after. spending few
dl's with friends bon Sanu'Il.
~ ~ TOWNSEND. assistant chief of po.
lice. led Officers Duran Powell and Patton uu
raid of the bar iu connection with the
Mitchell hotel and coufscatcI four half pint
bottles Of whisky. two tables, o pair Of gloves
door koy. skeleton key. % pipe aud
sack OF Durham tobacco. No one wa, ar
rested
pF\NE TllRfLEElD the voune fellow who
awaiting his chance and when the cashier had
gone home and the might waiter was in the
back of the restaurant dashed into the New
port cafe and grabbed two ~ bills. was ar.
raiEucd iu Justice ia Warren IS court yestcr
day and held for trial ON @ charge Of larceny
lie is being held iu default of $50 bond
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09

"lIcrc comes Fmbdub I'm his auto. -"
~ always get punctiliously out Of
his way"
"Why so?"
HAVING heard him say in blase
way that he has gotten quite used to
running over chickens | figure he
may be working up to higher game"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
That Helms.

Hello. Briggs | haven't seen you
for an age. Where have YOU BEEN"
"I've been travelling for my health"
Don't you find IT rather eXpen'
sive?"
Yes. but then | get away from my
doctOr."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09

Is Mr.. Wilson likely TO appoint n
tariff board that Will dare to rccom-
mend protection lr 1t does recon-
mend some degree of protection, will
the present congress have the cour-
age to follow 1t up These are pucs-
lions that are easily answered, yes
the present administration is doing all
i'm its power to make us forget this
subject
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09

Every new thing that becomes "a
fad soon calls victim to the smart
Most of them are dc
Notmr their gray matter lust NOW to
saying something funny about The