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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
Tulsa Is Irresistible to Young millionaire
PerCival Magee Factor in Banking Circles

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

i'tN a. Wa EfF anu 4l4e VIA Hif
Ridge mansion at 6l0 East Eight
eenth street
McFar,in interests 20 Standard on G.
short time ago.
Mr. Magee not only developed abil-
ity as an attorney. but as a business
man Of vision. He not only looked
after all the lin companys legal in
tcrc.ts bat personally took all the
leases his company held in the great
Gushing field that made II immensely
rich. MIR Magee is thoroly familiar
with the Cushing field. knows II as a
farmer knows his farm, and knows the
oil game from the top Of the slphabe:
TO the bottom.
Likes Tulsa Better Than California
After making the big killing IN
oil Mr. Magce took his family To- Call
iforula and was contemplating making
that his homo. Hut he found that he
liked Tulsa better.
I'm the only man i'm Tulsa who
was big enough fool 20 think he could
leave Tulsa and live more happily
somewhere else and had - move away
90 find 10 OUT he said yesterday
once you've brcathed the Tulsa
spirit. you can't be satisfied anywhere
else. I'd rather live in Tulsa than In
any city Iu tho world.
WIN he was asked
Because the Tulsa atmosphere ar-
pclls o. me. Because this IL "a city
Whcro otcrv tub stands on rs own
bottom where men are measured uu
their merits and not what their am
ccstOrs may have been or what th'V
dld I'm Tulsa every man stands li
falls ON his own worth and accom-
pNShWeNts
MY N..c and have the-best friends
u Tulsa that we have anywhere and
the best w" ever expect 10 have. and
we are going TO stay here
som. months ago Mr.. Magec pur-
chased the beautiful home in which
d, lives at coo East Eighteenth street
lr Maple Ridge IL * one of the
beauty homes OK the city.
Fond of Little Daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Macee have one ohild.
bright little 4-ycar-old daughter.
Jane Euou. and she is tho apple OF
her fathers eve and worth more 30
hun than all his fortune. of course.
He idou2cs h.r and properly SO. one
day a year or two ago Mr. Magcc or
| gauized an oil company OF his own
and named il in honor of his daughter
/ tho Jane Ellen Oil company
with good production in Texas fine
acreage I'm the Brownwood field AMI
{ good looking leases I'm oklahoma.
when he went home that day he
organized the company and told little
/ Jane Ellen that the Jane Ellen Oll
company was born today" She locke
up AZ him and asked Daddy. does "
I say that ON the tanks
II is regarded as fortunate not only
for the Union National, but for Tulsa.
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impressive manner he could assume
so we'll continued:
And now. my lords. here In the
presence OF this venerable court, this
crowded auditory. In tho presence of
Almighty God. who sees and witnesses
and directs this tribunal. here. my
lords, /. Thomas Adds Emmet, take
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In the courtroom. Amazement seized
the judges, and the ministerial Off
GERS in the court seemed paralyzed.
Presently Emmet arose and left the
courtroom undisturbed. 1t had been
expected that the prisoner would re-
celve the sentence OF death which the
law prescribed, but light fine only
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the oath of the United Irishmen. for
administering which my client has
been convicted of n capital crime"
He then took up the Bible that lay
on the table before him, kissed II. and
solemnly repeated the test oath OF his
order, and took his seat.
Never before was there such a scene
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
The Exchange National Bank
Officers
r.. ". Sinclair. Pres

r. W Sinclair, President
o. II. Leonard Vice-Prest. r. NJ McFarln, V.-Prcst.
H. +. Sinclair. Vicc-Prest. A. T. Alison, Cashier
X. VI. Moody, Asst Cashier q. F. Macon Asst Cashier
= King .Jr, Asst Cashier II +. Crooks, Asst Cashier
L.. ". Jacob. Auditor
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was imposed. which was instantly
paid, and ho was discharged.
Naturally. even among less impul.
sive and imaginative people than the
irish the effect Of such dramatic hero
ISM would have boen tremendous.
FROM that time on Thomas Emmett
was n national idol.
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that region. Indications are for partly
cloudy weather tonight and Tuesday
with higher temperature tonight and in
the eastern portion Of the state Tues.
day.
Is Recovering. :
Mrs. l.. E. Entrup, 800 Eleventh
street, reported last night to have been
painfully hurt in an auto collision at
Ninth and Thayer streets yesterday
afternoon, was reported this morning
to be greatly improved. Nervousness
more than injuries seem to have affect.
ed her condition. Mrs. Entrup, riding
in the l.. E. Smith auto, was going to
the Mccormick funeral. A taxi collid.
ed with the car, due to the frosty con.
dition Of the windows. Mrs. Entrup
attended the services and upon return.
ing to her home became i'll.
A large crew of city men went to
work this morning opening up for
traffic the badly drifted portions of the
residence and the business districts.
It was early this afternoon that the
capitol car made its maiden trip for
the day. AS it plowed down from the
hill, a force of men working ahead OF
it, shoveled its path clear. n, "H
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NO BACK B o I DOWN | :. \ !.
g5-&t
SAYS BERLIN

Berlin, Feb. SIT was stated posi-
lively in high political circles that
German orders for conduct of sub
marine war could not and would not
be modified, and that in Germany the
determination to enforce prohibited
zone order was absolute and final, and
the only security for shipping was In
avoidance of the prohibited zone.
The Associated Press is informed
that Germany resorted to this measure
after shameful rejection by Entente
of Peace overtures and only after full
lest determination as the imperative
weapon in the defense of its threaten
ed interests, Germany cannot relfn-
quish this weapon, the only one prom
ising q speedy end to the war, reluc,
tant as Germany vas to take this
step. ,.s II 4 = s.
J The government had hoped the
United States would see It In this ligat'
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AMERICANS
PREPARING TO
LEAVE BERLIN
Omitted Press)

(Uhlteo PreSS)
Berlin, (Delayed), Feb. Every
American in Berlin is preparing for
war between the United States and
Germany. The first news Of the break
was issued in extra editions of news.
papers yesterday noon. The news
spread like wild fire and many people,
called up the American embassy by
telephone to get further information. 4
Daily reports OF the submarines.
were sent to all war fronts. The feel.
ing here is that Germany is gigantic
powder magazine preparing for huge
explosion. Secretary Grewe and other
secretaries have received official word
of the German.A American situation. Elk
ira editions of the newspapers sol0
furiously on the streets and in sub
ways.
The question now in the minds Of
the American people here is how the
American ambassador and officials will
reach America. Saturday American
Ambassador Gerard received a tele-
gram from the American embassy at
Madrid, Spain, notifying him what
liners are scheduled to sail from there.
One suggestipns circulated in Berlin
was that Washington arrange for a
Norwegian ship to bring the Ameri-
cans from Berge, Norway. to New
York, and then return the German off,
Gals to their home soil.
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United Press.)

Columbus, N. NJ, Feb 5.-The United
States punitive expedition. under COM
mand Of General Pershing, sent into
Mexico to capture Villa, today march
ed back on American soil, the main
object of the expedition being unac-
complished. With General Pershing at
the head of the army, the expedition
across the line at $50 o'clock
this morning. AS the first rank step
ped across the line, the rear rank
winding across the desert, the COM
Hland burst into wild cheering and
shouting. The command was fifteen
miles long. A salute of the American
nag was made as each brigade crossed
the line.
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TrofTc Opened
at Grand Forks
Tits Afternoon

Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. Grand
Forks was practically isolated from
the outside world for the past 30
hours by a raging storm that started
late Saturday afternoon and continued
until late hour today. Train service
was at q standstill, but one train ar
irving yesterday over the Northern
Pacific and only one train leaving over
the Great Northern. All westbount
trains were annuled. Train dispatch
ers announced that the storm extend
ed as far west as the Rock mountains.
Old timers assert the blizzard was
the worst experienced here for the
past ten years. Snowplows opened up
right Of ways of both roads this morn.
ing and traffic was resumed by noon
today.
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WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION,
without any previous knowledge. and
having no natural means of knowing
who you are, whence or for what you
come. he tells your name, names Of
friends and enemies-whO are true
and who are false. Tells whom and
when you will marry, giving names
dates, facts and location. accepting
no fee unless satisfaction is given.
Prof. Edwards extraordinary psych-
ic power, combined with his superior
knowledge of psychic forces. enables
him to read human life with unerrlng
accuracy from infancy to old age.
His powers are wonderful and indis-
putable; his advice is reliable. his in
formation clear. concise and to the
point In Love, Courtship, Marriage, Di-
yorce, Sales, Wills. Patents, Journeys.
Investment Speculations, Property,
Insurance, Mortgages Oil and Mining
Claims, etc, etc. l'i"
PROF. EDWARDS is the highest au-
thority in his honorable profession.
his advice is sought by all who want
to be successful in their undertak-
ings; therefore, WAKE UP. THROW
OFF THE CHAINS OF LETtIARGY
and consult this celebrated Psychic
The marvellous tests he performs
prove the magnitude of his strange
and wonderful powers He stands at
the head of his profession and does
not wish to be measured by any other
standard than his own. He brings
personal endorsement from great peo-
pie, from nearly all civilized parts of
the earth. His experience and knowl-
edge Of life is broad, deep and nro-
found, and when united with his most
marvellous powers Of mediumship it
makes Of him all that he claims to
be, THE peer of all mediums and life
readers" 5;r
Offers his services to all those whose
journey through life is a pathway of
thorns. He will aid you in gaining
your highest ambitions, your hearts
desire, and prepare you for your fu-
ture happiness. He assures you that
If you will but study yourself there
will be unfolded possibilities for the
accomplishment of all the higher pur-
poses in life which were before hid.
den. YOU MAY DESIRE mental
poise, personal magnetism. social or
business advancement, or any one of
the innumerable things upon the pos
session OF which your happiness de-
ponds. TO gain these you must know
yourself. Every person possesses
within themselves the hidden germs
OF greatness and the proper training
and development will make even on
ordinary individual great The key
to success in all endeavor is self-un-
derstanding. LET PROF. EDWARDS
aid you to the acquaintance with your
higher forces and your success is as
sured. -. t... a-
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MEETS GERMAN U-eoAr.
(A4sociated presS.)

New York, Feb. 5.-A German sub
marine was met 100 miles west of the
Sicily islands, January %, by the
Dutch oil tank steamship, Rotterdam.
the latter's officers reported upon her
arrival here today. The U-boat was in
the route usually followed by ships
steaming between Liverpool and New
York. The Rotterdam signaled her
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MILL NOT DETER
u.s. :: DECL ARES
j. GERMAN PRESS
(ASsOciated Press.

London, Feb. 5.-The Cologne Ca
zette is quoted as follows by the Cen
trail News Administration correspond
ent today: $t.
"Mr. Wilson's action is regrettable,
but let him not imagine it will make
us hesitate. We are firm in our decision
to apply the full means that will bring
us victory and peace. Although Presi.
dents declaration does not mean war,
it is threat OF war and the first step
toward it. 1t neither event, shall We
be deterred.' ,aa .stM@@
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WHEAT MARKET N
X SHARP ADVANCE
(Associated PreSs.)

Chicago, Feb. assertions that at
least for the present the loading and
shipping of breadstuffs and provisions
purchased for the Entente Allies would
be continued as fast as supplies could
reach the seaboard lead today to a
sharp advance in the May delivery Of
wheat. which was also bullishly affect
ed by decrease in the United States
visible supply. s.
The extreme advance amounted to
5 Use bushel, May touching 1.74A
as against $1.6S;as at the finish on Sat-
urday. More distant options than May
were listed at to 1-2c. '-.s IS
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State Auditor Carl Kositxky, hao q.
sumed a temporary position ss'cissk to
the state auditor. ss7sstr q
Minister'S luD
SENATE JUDICIARY
COMMIT TEE e'|l||||| )

The senate judiciary COMMITTEES hela
session today with Bismarck clerey
on Senate Bill No. 81. relative to SCI
day closing. with the result thai tie
bill will not be under c0nsideta&3oA
this afternoon, but viii vbe repoEtoe
back tomorrow without recoA0en6A.
ton to the committee OF the whHoo.
Z cry town Of any sire IN NeteA
Dakota wit hthe exceptions q y19Do
had the lid" clanpea o. yeseot0n9.
Dickinson was added to .tAe H yee0
has eope oat t1at ~ 1axx o0n111
every cley itE.t101i1t6 i6se q Ogv0
the Sunday blae hxss
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N. r. DeroiIn,ent .a ...s :,
at Bloom, Ties Up > >
" esfbound Trains
UNITED Press)

jamestown, Feb. 5.-The engine and
baggage car OF Northern Pacific train
No. 1856 went off the track one mile
east of Bloom, six miles east OF here,
this morning, due to heavy banks OF
snow. No one was injured.
All westbound mainline trains are
held on the east side of the wreck, and
eastbound trains are held here until
the tracks can be cleared. Officials
said this afternoon that the tracks
would be cleared about 4:30 o'clock.
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Ronchmen Fear
HeoUy Loss From,
Sundays Storm

Dickinson, N. D., Feb. 5.-The storm
of Saturday night and Sunday was the
worst in this section in many years.
Railroad traffic has been entirely. tied
up. No. |, due Saturday night, arrived
here at 2:4O p. m. today. The storm
continued for 4S hours.
Ranchmen fear serious stock loss.
Heavy drifts prevent country travel.
Business is at standstill, 'H
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r--r.... 49, 10
One:frain OUT Of "a.t
the Ttuin Cities to a,
Chicago and Duluth
'' ' ~ 81.
(United PreSs.)

St. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 5.-,Minnesota
and the Northwest are today shaking
themselves loose from the worst biz
gard in years. Temperatures at from
20 to 25 below zero has caused the
suspension of traffic on many rail-
roads. One train to Chicago and one
to Duluth were the only ones out OF
here in Al hours. Snow has been piled
in places from 18 to 20 feet deep. s
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.... Only lack of space prevents the
publication Of thousands OF other tes-
:. tim0nials to Mr.. Edwards wonderful
powers.
INSTRUCTION AND COURSES OF
STUDY OFFERED IN
Telepathy. y rfr..+'-. .
Mental healing. -
Mental Suggestions.
Suggestive Therapeutics.
Memory and Mental Culture.
Development Of Will Power and Per-
sonal Magnetism.
The Occult Sciences. .-.
Hindu Yoga knowledge.
Clairv0yance. 49,
Palmistry. Develops Medium, and all
Allied Sciences. ....u.,
Prof. Edwards is undoubtedly the
most marvellous demonstration OF the
beautiful truth of occult science. He
explains the wonderful system for the
development of personal magnetism
and telephatic powers, and the curing
Of disease and habits without drugs.
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tog was recording clerk in Divide
county for six years and later was en-
gagged for number OF years as cashier,
in a Crosby bank.
MOORH FAD PLANS SERIES
OF DOG DERBY EVENTS

'Moorhead. Mimi, Feb. 5.-Interest
growing out of the Winnipeg to st.
Paul dog derby has grown to such an
extent that a series of dog derby
races, the first of which will be held
today. has been chosen as the COM
ing sport for the remainder of the win
ter in MoOrhead 9.
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ARREST GERMANS.
(Associated PreSS,)

/ Colon, Feb. g.. Twenty Germans
who have been removed from the
working force Of the Panama Canal
and about eighty other Germans from
four German steamers seized Saturday
by Canal Zone authorities will be sent
to New York on tiferU. s. transport
Fitzpatrick, which sails today.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PLEDGE SUPPORT
UNITED Pres.)

Washington, Feb. 5.-Senator Wads-
worth today presented to the senate
kilograms from representatives Of 500
German. Austro Hungary societies
pledging loyalty to the United States,
with 100000 members. They urged
that all steps toward peace be taken.
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.elllls RFcIPTURI !.
= ' SOME TRENCHES
(Assoehled Press.

Berlin, Feb. 5.-German troops in a
counter attack reexptHfed from the
British the greater part q the trenches
east Of Beaucourt, on the SOmme 'front.',
Tint halE recently betn lost, the war
sflcs 61Neaxced today. Ths British
failed q . heavy AttAek north Of Beau
court h tie sftefn0oa aAA II = second
66o6lllt last niGlf.
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MILWAUKEE,
az
PLANT IS NJ.
BLOWN VI;
Omitted PreSS.)

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 5.--The elec-
trio plant of the D. T. & B. Mfg. Co.,
here, was totally destroyed by fire
early today, following a mysterious
explosion. Loss is estimated at $4O,-
OOO Buildings for blocks were shaken
and one fireman was badly burned.
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and was and is actuated by no animos-
ity to the United States. in its .determ-
nation. Germany, therefore, so a
high informant Of the Associated Press
continued, is very keenly disappointed
by the terms Of Wilson's message, but
the government cannot alter or modify
the course upon which 1t has determ-
ined. @
This oficial added: We can only
hone and trust that American ships
and American citizens viii avoid the
danger rome laid down in the German
~ H
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NO NOTIFICATION.
(Assoeiated press)

Berlin, Feb. 8. -AeeordinS to in.
formation obtained ii oticiaI quar-.
tiers, there is no prospect q any
modification OF the order to SUBJ
marines. t:.'
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A PROMINENT BISMARCK DOC
TOR says: Your reading was the
most satisfactory / ever had in my
life. Iknow great deal about these
sciences, and / consider your work
the most THOROUGH AND REL1A-
BILE Of any reader in the United
States" .~.
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NATION. WIDE REPUTATION As, 4
HEALER AND MENTAL
DIACNOSTICIAN Il
Tells How to Get Well. BE Magnetic,
Physically and Mentally Vigorens

Edwards new and wonderful system
Of reconstructing and recreating the
human organism-a system OF mental
and physical DEVELOPMENT that has al
ready revolutionized the lives. Of men
and women all over the country. 1t
has brought them new kind OF
health, strength. energy, confidence.
and success. 1t has given them such
marvellous energy that they enjOy .
full life. an intense life, longer life.
a completely satisfactory and wholly
Worth While Life .
Edwards has for IS years been
teaching people how to be really alive
how to take advantage of every mo-
ment of life, of every opportunity to-
better themselves. His system is more
than a personal advantage, more than
personal gain, it is trulya gift to- hu-
manity. for it enables men and women
to enjoy life. -r.. .t--,a a
THE EDWARDS TREATMENT
strengthens the brain nerves and all
the internal organs OF the body. there
fore increasing the blood as well as
developing the nervous force. It. in
creases the capacity for mental as
we'll as physical labor neutralizing
the effect of excuses, improving the
memory, gives clear and quicker
perception and makes your daily work
and life a pleasure instead OF drudg-
cry. 49,. .s" -. ..g.e ..-s
1t will give you vigorous appe-
tite, and healthy and capable diges-
tive system to obey it,fsNfil your
arteries with rich blood. develop
sound lungs to keep it rich. strong
heart to regulate your circulation and
a liver that will work as nature de-.
signed it should be. and healthy
nervous system which will supply you
with ideal physical and mental energy.
have among my patients hundreds
of business men. farmers, mechanics
and laborers, and almost an equal
number OF women. .,.
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DETROIT FREE PRESS: There
is no mystery about Prof. Edwards
methods. He asks no question, but
as in ordinary conversation, tells you
what you want to know"
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PROF. EDWARDS tests are Won
0erful; he is without doubt the supe-
rior Of any man in his profession.--
Cincinnati Post. -
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PROF. EDWARDS is a wizard; he
does things that are too marvellous
for credence; he easily outdoes all
others in his profession.-Chicago
Tribune. ~
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By consulting the we'll known
Prof. Ed@QrdS
Noted Scientist, Clairvoyant, Psychologist Reader,
=71azz Teacher, Writer and Magnetic Healer .

OPINION OF PRESS AND PUBLIC
#sss# VI: ALIKE
THE FOLLOWING ARE ONLY A
FEW OF THE MANY THAT EN-.
R0RSE PROF. EDWARDS.
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ELLA WHEELER WILCOX says:
"One interview. with Prof. Edwards
will convince the most skeptical Of
the truth of his teachings"
REV. PAUL RAWSON. NEW
YORK CITY. says: This great
work is worth more than gold. Its
teachings arc next in value to the
hold Bible endorse Prof. Edwards
methods"
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