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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
WOMAN FILES DAMAGE SUIT


Ten thousand dollars damage for
injuries alleged In have been received
when H street cnr crashed into the
rear end Of chr ln which she was
riding WAS asked IN rui' filed IN
ih" superior court Yesterday by
NHdle Downing against the okla
homa Union Railway company Mrs
bo'"rlnr "0r @ rprsougcr In the car
ana the shook Of the collision threw
r. tfuu h"r scat causing strains and
bruises and W"ltpl suffering which
have iucnpacitajcd her for work, &C.
'ording t0 tho p"tl'ion An additional
i3oo rs asked Tor money spent for
medical attention
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
YESTERDAYS AUCTION
NETS COUNTY $1,000
County Treasurer Conducts Sale or
Property Couflscntch From Ar.
rested Booze Ihnulcrs

Auction of furniture and automo-
blIcs. conf,scatch from booze haul
crs and whisky joints, brought
i2.O6iG5 into the county treasury
yesterday The goods included four
automobiles tyc cash registers a
team. wagon and harness and some
household furniture Three ~ the
cash registers were bought by tho
county.
Yesterdays sale i3 the largest
single sale conducted boy the county.
according to Lewis cline. Who nctsd
ns auctionccr selling tho goods TO
the highest bidder, while standing
ON a beer chest In front ~ the court
house. The last sale VnH held about
three months ngn and brought the
county several hundred dollars
one eighth of the proceeds ~ ih"
sale viii be divided among officers
~ the police department who seized
the goods These lncud" Officers
Lewis. Powell Patton Wllhersou.
Blaine and F6ar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
SUIT FILED AGAINST OIL
CO. FOR SUM OF S2l 900
" u. Courtright Claims Consumers
on Company Has NOt Kept e.
Agreement

Suit against the Consumers o'l 4
Refining Co TO force ululmcul m
alleged terms of contract was filcd
IN the district court yesterday hF
W o. CourtriEht The petition Nl-
lcgcs that Courtwright performed
vnuahle Service fot tho company
and was 80 receive 2l6 shares NJ
stock In the company valued ut 800
81 share ~ The company has refused
10 give him the shares and 4 J.
Holton. president ~ the company
has disposed Of arachablc shares
according TO the petition. a re-
ytrniuing order 60 preyenO further
disposal ~ shares in tho company
alleged 10 be the property OF Court
wright Ia asked In the petition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
MOTHER! YOUR CHILD
IS CROSS FEVERlSH
FROM CONSTIPATION
@
If tongue is coated, breath
bad, stomach sour. clean
liver and bowels.

give "CaIfornla syrup Of Firs'
tt onCo-a tcaspounful today often
.1tos p slck child tomorrow.
II P0Ur little one ls out-or sorts
half.s sick isn't resting. eating and
acting utuIally-Elook, Mother ga
if tongue - coated This Is a surs
Irn that its little stomach. liver and
towels are CloRgcd with waste
when yr0as irrituble. feverish.
stomach sour. breath had or has
slumuch ache diarrhoea. sore
throat mll ot cold, give teaspoon.
ui ot california syrup of Fisa."
pui iU o. rev hours all the constl-
pnisI poison updigcstcd food md
sonr bile gently moves out of ts lit
ur bowels without gripping. and YOU
have wc'l playful child again.
Nntbrrs cnn rcst easy after civ
ing fhe harmless fruit Laxative"
Henusc 80 mover fails tu cleanse the
u'vo uDsH liver and howela ana
.ul,trD tre stomach aud they sear-
N love its pleasant Askp. Fun M.
rH.unns GOV W1l,cs chisdren nt III
uer Wd for srpwn-ups printed on
each bottle
rfErrr OF counterfeitlnk asr,,y.s
Nf. ,nur druseist for "a botfIe AZ
california Sytup of Figs" then .se
mat b, boz made bv the ''Callfornia
rlg syrup Company .r-~4dg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
RUB RHEUMATIC
PAIN RIGHT OUT
o
Don't suffer- Relief comes
the moment you rub with

whats rho ,matism Pain only
stop druRglng N'Ot one ,nho %
fifty requires Internal treatment
Rub the misery right away. Apply
y~pthinE penetrating est Jacob,
Linimcnt' directly upon the "truIar
spTt" ana relief comes luyIAtWy
~ Jacobs Lniucnr is "a harmless
rheumatism and fchtiou rClfrt
which never disappoin's and can
not burn or discolor the skin
Lumber up Get Wual trial rut
rs from your druggist. and iu mH'
4 Moment ybu'n be FREQ from rhyu-
naNc aud s"iatlcn pain. EprynoH
ttiffno. g. and swelling Don't mffrr'
81 Jacobs Linimeur has relieved
millions OF Rheumatic sufferers u
he last half century. gud a Ms, us
'ood for scinuuI. neuralgia. nm.
ago, teckachc, praIna ana swell.
| ngs.--A Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
It's MRS NDitTb.
MEM HINT

iIrcat fast
Oranges RICE Mullins
Ole0margurne office
Lunch
Baked Sausage with Potatoes
.FuttcrmiIk Br nd Cfumb cake.
Toa Dried Lima llean,
Holllnd1is,. philadelphia Relish.
Fruit salad Half Guns coffee.
breads.
Grantm Hrcad Take one hnlf
cup uf warm water. II should ;heL
be kept warm until the yeast gets
.au fo1mv Too Wuch heat gcalIs Il
and not enough Heaps II from RISING
Get the right Nott lD-&HNug tho tea
kettle BOILING and men turning the
lid upside d IN .nc put the rup tn
the It'd Then Keep the water sim
nierinE I'm IN" yeas, has risen. Add
three teaspoons Of sugar 30 the
yeast
Put graham llour m pan and
pour Wa the yeast water Thru ndd
one and one ldlf tclCupt mkCd4rm
water aud teaspoon salt Stir Hutif
YOU con poke ,our finger IN the
dough and uona sticks TO h. let n
raise and pan H. let IL raise again
and bake slowly for about m hour.
This recipe IN good tor whole
heat aul whit broad ais IN,
only difference Is to use one half
spoonful of s1i; for whole whoa; and
a pinch for white bread The Rrn-
ham can be made with one-third
white, with salt hccordngv Makes
one whole loaf ard ono small loaf
lrnyutit- Tis-uit Two quarts
rour two tablespoons lard suhsti.
tute rubbed limo I'm flour. Two tea
spoons cream urtar, one teaspoon
sodl two teagroons salt yftcd Ia
-four one pint water to make soft
dough EOll an inch thick cut and
bake.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
NEGRO JUSTICE ARRESTED
sum Howard and Son Accused uf "
nulting j. Crawford,

Judge Sam Howard, a uog.o .uF-
ticc of the peace ana hiH srn. VIII
Howard were arrested yesterday and
h,ld for the county az tUr rNf' of
thor battle with j. rraN'1ri N.
other negro The rcuulo pcrarrni 80
the home of the towards in tlH Oa..
icy addition sunday Nii wrr" s1id
ag the police 10 nave boon drinking
chtc" and som, remarks Hui 600
l1v' been made b} Crawford Hhpu'
90 .Ulcnd OF d. iloWlrtf ~.1rt.d
tr, pblc n Is ALLEGED that Wn li1v
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
nHI Househ old HintC..

spoon salt spcrE peppet one half
tablespoon bui o.. one half table
spoon flour MIA or water 10 thin
a. Suul, peas In water hnlf hour.
rhHnrr the water ana let them sim
Wrr slowly unlil they make a soft
pulpy mass strain. add sugar salt,
Itpprr and hoht Cook butter and
flour together untll smooth. ldd the
.toup gradually. and enough milk or
water 10 make the oriRil u quality,
three cups ono shalf cup tnmltoes
may be added to soup, II llkdN in
place Of part mix or water. Boil NJ
thoroh once ana serve
Potato and Meat pie To each cup
meat onc-third cup gravy or ono
quarter cup water one quarter tea
spoon salt speck pepper few drops
onion iuicc. five g. six potatoes. chop
cold meat fine, W In grensed baking
diHh and pour over rra'y, add sea
sonings Roll aud mash the potar
toes aud spread as crust over meat
Smooth crust and bnko on crate OF
oven nntil golden brown, from 10 to
30 minute
Tnch -win serve five people
Take six large potatoes. peel and
CRATE thrm ono pound Of lean heef
aud one half pound of fat pork eva
IN very small pieces cut up two
large onions. Rdd teaspoon salt. a llt-'
tie pepper Mix all together. put In
well grensed spider, then sprinkle
ono tablespoon flour on 10 snd bake
two hours In oven Serve hot John
nycnkc tea and some pickles Will
make this a good~upper.
Cookie--pnc cuO powdered sugar,
ono-half cup lard substitute. one
hair Gun sour cream. two egg yolks
one half teRspoon salt. one teaspoon
soda one hnlf teaspoon sNlt, one
teaspoon soda. one-half teaspoon
nutmeg Roll soft Sprinkle gran
ulatcd sugar on top and bake
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

COMPANY Will be organized Details
Of the invention and its character are
not ready 10 be announced, hut IN"
officials 81 Washington before
whom young Turkey demonstrated t.
in November. have given 4 thei' fuii
endorse smcut and the patent 1flics
has notified the inventor that his
application FOR patent had been
granted A. soon a. ho receives his
official papers pubic announce
'Hent win he made Young Buikev
lives AZ 1915 Carson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
HAND MADE LACES
Coming they do from The uerD heart Of devastated
Europe attaches CdiHe fdv greater than eUer
before to these idces.

ARMENIAN EDGINiS-uscd trimming baby garnents fine
handkerthiefs neckWear
WARD, and Q
LACTS-nurrow medium 10 These
spring trimming waists sW
neckwcar
PRICED Use si7S YARD
LINEN ToRCnoN AND CIUNY LACEs-i-s to 1 i-s inches
YARD. csc 10 Csc
TRENCH ,Ns-d,iuv cmbcishng infants dresses
and neckwoar.
YARD md si75>
FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
tl,,,il,t,i,,i,i',',ii'i'
, Women and War Work ,
tItIttItIIltlIiiIIilititt

NhCrC You WNY NNrNV TVNHNt
Maple Ridge Unit, Mrs, Fir'A''N
~ Walkers home.
Christian women. Red Cross neal
quarters
Cherokee Heights lu.'. Second j
Presbyterian church. every 'a'.
Taesday Hook clubs meets rt i;ol
cross headquarters.
west Tulsa unit Tuesday Thuit-
day and Saturday
Massng the yarn ius.etl uf roll
Ing II up IN BAH keeps sot' ud
fluffy. and when placed % has or
basket to prevent tankllng proves %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
So. Society i {: &e,ns &',:.::.' q:

a merry party To the matinee. wi,h
NiH fitzgerald as rhapornn. nst
saturday tn" eAyctios were cons
I,,. N.Y. 'Ip,neon ,i,, m me home Of MIR and
,r,,o., ''" INV hn,' was dec
h,,,.i. '"'' 10. washington "a
WIZ" mlhldtuf" hItchr't
"'l merry irocA MIs George ia hur
and Nr, W T. Donovan assisted the
H."Ihoi of ihc Young host Children
~ the ut were Walter Srsuptp.
Joseph Moran r O Creuius a. ~
" M,laUu. lr James uoG u.rnn,5
John MDIlrin Iorirr u,,t.,,,,.,
Gilbert Woodfurt oeru, tI,ds,r
DICK CrI,hluW. ,hnpp,, c'lt,I.,,
James llludr..,n. and Allan gr,,..,.'....''
Ntr. a.
t,,,.., '"" man, assisted hF
t.,,..,,., '''''H' ~ I'" man. cn.
..,',' ~ score "i friends with 70
'''.' H'n'" ti the week %
'' h,II comments were served.
TN "i 'u' 1iItlr were Mcs.rs and
y''s' Mi,i"r James. Lawrence IN
'I'hhs James Ncdman g. T. E.u-
n'dy. j. luho Nisac4 Ada sI,r,,,...
Elizabeth Erdmtn Rachel u,u.,,,.,
M''srs u y loonard T. Al.
son i D. ilrys and a. T. tt.1.,,,
.
rr..,,o.,..
., N'l''nE which I- uf
or Nil. y...i' 10 uISd is that
Mira +. Al rr'.,,' ,'' W, u'uEhier OF
N, LAM lU,' "i lawhuhka. TO
fItr.cr '''''Ii'd wednesday iu the
dof.tlo ,,....' W.. "'n"'nE rs TO be "a
rld,r s,.,.. WIN lhr BRIDES
Mr. Il,,,l, .,I'.-, ''I'S" nru'', aud
os ubc otg,.' ''"l',.,'l, OF 'N'hhoma ,-ltF
Misses T,,,., '','' '"nP'e eject ho
Ii,, .i,...",', WI, are or Usage In
t.Ia,,,, ,. Nv ""th ATTRACTIVE AMI
Nv r,r,.N',,ii '' 'nn were edu'ited at.
rresrcn, rnlrc.' rs'''''i,', ~, W lchiR. ana
3 ~ I'm Nuh "i ih'N, ana Mrs
,,.... ,t.t. 49,, ''''"'U'N 81 IuiNl.
49,, ..''h,, ','h w IN nee ana ~ con
,,4,, IT," wy WIN Hta'c ul com
XXX 'n,.i 'up l''s i'n' VIII rNtah-
.''' "''''' ''' 'u'H''
t,...,... ..,...., 90
.,,i,,,',, ,,''Il I', NV ~ "u,IvrS as
Nv Wy '',,Iu''h 'h lhc auditorium
"""' P'"sI'nn or pa
'"'' us 'n" NI''',,I's mas h'rh
l','u "". 'u''' ""l ur EIuip
"'''' wv pupns oi ln'
.,nr,, oros,tn.. Iii I' war ,,r,,.I S'yl"fs
,',a,,,i,', ,,,, w. | w. ,., p,rsr,,,eu i,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
VAN RAALTE VEILINGS

figured chcn-
combinations
Priced from 75c to 81 yard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

and shot Crawford and thu. hls
iYi0 Joined in the assault on him.
Cnwiord was seriously sAo. am, re.
ceNed "a broken jaw. He is ut his
huWv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
Clcnr sauce.

Mix and sir, four tahlespoontnls
sugar with one half Tablespoonful
qornFtarch Add one half fup boil
ing water. stirring constantly un,il
y has boiled five minuteE Remove
from firr. add one Tablespoonful but
torine. cool aud flavor az desired
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
WASH MATERIALS

SPECIAL ron TUESDAY ONLY Y27-inoh neoktoid unghams
In all OF this seasons po checB and stripe patterns
500
TUESDAY YARD.
TISSUE GiNGhAMs- checks pods stripes
Yarn, Soc, 5sc
Sik GINGHAMsa really beautiful n
and paldS--nl light tinted. 80 inches wide
YARD. 81
GENUINE tJAAONS-you'l seer
such display There of polka
dots, flon
FlaNOn colongs always reliable
YARD 4sc
URH"E snRriNGS-n fancy stripcr. 3e
YARD,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
,',,t,,eilt,iI,,,''I,',,
- L,lcn-ln rnr TncsdnN


,...mNH ,nuuuguH meets ln u
..,r N.. A. \ snyder leader
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19


much better method " p-cuarIn. Il
| for knitting Than p,c mara ,r.u.,.,,,
"'''.. N'''''hE "n 'h' ''-' 10" 'i
stitches for a garment makes a u"t-
ter finish than simply rs.tinq them
ON Irl.rIt,,r, ,., ,,,.t.. ,.,t,
p
"N .'' ensuing IN" 'li''h'' 'ui 'u"'l-
cate the movements ut hH .'l'r
needle by tho lfr4t f...te n..tra I,it
hand Never crochet On t., \.
possibIc Ia Itnii rrorn,tl,, ra,,.,,s
three times AS much n,4.r-.nI a
.kuIttiur Inc wooden gonts .,irnti.
adding materially ., .h. y.4,r,fb
Elcfcr Rod Cro.s ,u.r.,r, h,a
sent in nm iurarcsittt .,,,.t ,Hh.p
first Two weeIts ~ I+,ht,., =. r,l.
lows. Thirt, two he'd snr,i. .u ,,'r
paiamag 2s bardterg .,rf. F, rnt.
The chapter enjoyed n t,ur ON hospi-
tai service 10, f. r Templln ~ th,
aerial soundrou. Fort SIN vbo ,v,s
home ON , furlourb ,.,tb ME
pnreuts Rev 'nnd Mrs y T.,,n.
i'm Ifsbrtpr,, "a Itert tt,r,c,. "a,
Lewis n O. n ~ Car,n nnri,b,,
,e,e ,.l,,t ana ,,,,.r..iir,, ,',,,,.,
nf rninp lifc ,r,a gr.,t ,',,',o,,,.,e,',
,..nrnt ,I,,id,., lto ,OVV,vvS W.
at uc Dn, 80. I"','v, ul''',"V,
r,os, Innnr,,n.e ,r,a ", .'
viii NO dorrt no cnn1r.,os LII
,.n ,". a',t,'i, "' ~, " u,h prn una ioV,r
,'u, vn"' "N',t "eu NV
49,, '-l,,u,' 'it'p "llN', put
~. hn,,,,"n,',''''Vn, pi 'he r"au!t on
MI, "",,'''h ,,'''s',. WV, un,.'ueS WIZ tnIli'
tu "''n th' l''d cross mas thus FAR
uou'. N'uo"l autno' iuea everywhere
have promised their most cordial
upPort anu co op'ra'loh ana n your
napier school committee Is alive
no doubt mat we will achieve our
desired goal
The Red Cross Is negotiating for
a lecture by Rev. Burris A. JeRNtns
OF Kansas city. sometime during the
next Few weeks. Doctor Jenkins
who Is pastor Of the First Christian
church OF that city. visited the front
IN France last autumn and recently
published a book, 'Fucirg the Hin
denbure Line founded on his trip
to the scenes Of the war
The shipment ot Red Cross knitted
garments yesterday was 81 sweaters
- mufflers, 30 helmets SO pair
socks and II pair wristlets
,,
watkins came in yesterday with
splendid showing for two weeks
WORK az follows % helmets. 10
sweaters, ~ pair roc;,s pair wrist
let's scatfs. q bed shirts.
Yesterday was busy day tn the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

For those lircd aching feet. yisi,
the Vogue Marinrllo shop. li3 South
Boston
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

molly EVELYN Mock. Mabel Marsa.
llonc Delaney
The Bon Tempe club knitting unit
Miss Josephine Irwin captain, yes
trrdav reported TO thu Red Cross -
'WcntetH Sscarts. ! pair Vrisuols .
piir solkC. helmets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

PRELIMINARY HEARING of
charges Of murder against Douglas
Rove and s. n Rowe. alleged siay
ers OF webb Rowe, was continued
10 nest Monday In Ifstire warren's
court yesterday. DouglaE was the
brother ot webb and X, y Rowe
was his father Roth left town pfter
the shooting last SUNDAY nighw and
were captured shoftly Afterwards in
Ea apu pa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

,r. "a INlc plckcy lcIt AT tho cnd
., r.. .,a,h tor a several days visit
rua.a. Kan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

Splt Pea Suup--Onc cup dried
split pcas. three cups cold water.
one hair teaspoon sugar one tea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

II r W'RKEY. Young Tpls' in
ventor Was caller on Colonel
Douglas st the Cham her o. COM
merce yesterday In regard to'l new
invention he has Just perfected. and
for the manufacture ~ which local
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

A MEETING will he held TUESDAY
evening in the hall of ~. Marx s
Lutheran church for the purpose o'
pcrfeoting the organization of "a
mems social club All men are wei
como especially young and would
bc young men according to Rev
Altert Massey An orchestra is be
ing formed and additional talent IN
& u. m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

'N' Efs work committee Of the
,.., ".,'s W'non's christian association
' hn1 patriotic tca this after
,il W. lh' home Of Mrs George
harrington. 1908 South Cheyenne.
-. D.
Nm. uo seventh ih&hirthday OF Harry.
''S SON of Mr. and Mrs. Harry l..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

Mrs samuel a Boors'iu of 'l'
,,.., aEI,rnth street has invited a
aaro or Ha'rons t' a mal"e" party
t..ay.1 r luncheon at Tea Cup Inn,
p.e afternoon. G
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

Scquoyah club.
az 4sUINGTpN S mrlhh'F VIII he
w celebrated boy the Scano}'h
... ..,n dancing party THURSDAY
e,,an. u rh" ballroom OF the '.'"N
club
,,. "a lNc plcRcy lett at tho cnd
., r. vo,h TOR several days visit
r Top.s. Kan
u,s frank Louis has como 10
...., sp.ugs to ne Dt the bedside ot
,r- Ldu. who Is ill
Mics Hester rorrwooi ~ Jennings
.. ts-s .ppnd the week as a rucs.
o., Nr. g. smith.
Mnuncc
v-. samuel a Hoors'in of 'l'
,,re sixteenth street has invited a
..grn of fHa'rons tn a matinee party.
sH.a,,.1 .r IHughcou ut Tea Cup Inn.
neaNuHoon. "
Mrs ncWut nan and Mrs ncr
..,su g. N,lrr1yo arc leaving this
.,.oIr. for camp Ice, Va, where
n.cy go Zoo spend au indefinite time
,h NJ, liuu and Mr. 1'cdgrayo,
vro aro boo the officers training
hao. ior engineers.
Maxine little diurhter NJ Mr. and
Mr.. 4 g. l8rus is able to %" up
.rcr rr.rpl wcoks confinement To-
ler bed with rheumatism.
Mrs NHcy ! Stcwar, win arrive
home on FRIDAY from visit IN the
al.t accompanied hy her n.ecc. Mis-,
Helen luNr Of New bethlehem. rn..
nHu .s 'r Doc her guest for scycR,
weeks e
Mrs Martin ualsoy visited over the
ueeE oul with her parents MIR and
A're @ s. ipNcl. of NluSknEoe being
accompanied tu that city hy Mtss
lereUcyr Morgan, who was her
ucsl hs, wrck
Miss sad. Nuudc DOUGLAS has re-
Dcd from MuskoEcc. whore she
aa- lhe rai of friends f'r several
days
MIRO WuHm croft has returned.
4 from Chicago. where she was called
"u account 2f the last Illness of her
mother Mrs Elizabeth Brookcr, who
uusel away % week ago.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph II Shlucn-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

,p.s Hester ruruwood ~ Jennings
Dol here spend th" week as Hucs,
vr g.. Smith.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

Yesterday was n busy day hi the
surgical dressings department II the
Red Cross. ind ucspte the scarcity
OF workers. 3.275 dressings were
made ana packed for shipment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

MrSHnd Mrs Henry g. Lindnc r
vcrc hosts of pleasant evening ~
cards at the weeks end. entertaining
on Saturday In honor Of the visit ~
Mr and Mrs. Frank Forsha ~ Green
H'y. WIS, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs " g. EluEshury There were
PLAYERS for fow tables and high
scores were made by Mr ana Mrs
81 j. Brlckney
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

JOE. BAKER drew a fno of f2o
and eight others. including two Jap
anese and one ChinnmRu, fines OF
$40 each In the municipal court yes
terday on gambling charges Tn-
party was caught according tn the
officers engaging In q game ~
twenty. at tho Antlers hotel
Baker was accused OF running the
game
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

MRS J. NJ HAVERE1ELp of 1902
EaHt Eleventh has received news
from her brother. r. A. Allen. az
Independence. Kan. saying her
nephew, Frank Tate Allen, who waS
one of the Oklahoma soldiers aboard
the torpcdoed Tuscanih had been
rescued and was safe. The message
came from the war department at
Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19
Suffrage

Women Of precinct Is who are 'n.
tcrcstcd In suffrage are asked iC
meet at the home OF Mrs I.ilah T.
Lindsay. 1907 south Guthrie avenue
Trerdav evening AT 1870. prepHrn
tons will be made for the campaign
which is to open on Friday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-19

\ meeting OF the RivoryIewV 'a-
.rou 1euchers association will be
held on Wednesday afternoon In the
school assembly room The pro
r-pm for the afternoon VIII be ap-
proprntc TO the seuson OF washing
tons birthday.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-08
OREGON SENATOR INJURED
IN AUTO SsIASH-UP

Washington, Nov. SIN an auto
mobile accident which occurred SUM-
day evening, Senator Charles L. Nc
Nary suffered a broken hand and
some bad contusions on the head.
His auto was smashed beyond furth-
er usefulness .
McNary's chauffeur was driving
and was taking the senator to his
apartment when the accident occur
red. The senator was sitting in the
rear seat. A speeding auto ap-
preaching on cross street caught
the rear end Of the McNary auto and
hurled the machine and its occupants
upon the sidewalk. The chauffeur
was not badly injured.
McNary slipped out of the gather
ing crowd without disclosing his
identity.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-08
.JAPS AND AMERICANS
FIGHT SIDE BY SIDE

Toxic, Nov. Capture OF Kha-
barovsk, Siberia, by American and
Japanese troops has been a subject
of mutual congratulation by COM
manders OF the troops OF the two ma
tions which cooperated in the swift
move OF 420 miles north from Via
divostok to the point on the Amur
river.
The American troops were COM
manded by Lieutenant Colonel c. H..
Morrsw acting with the Twelfth
Japanese division. For the share
OF the Americans In the action, Lieu
tenant Colonel Morrow has received
congratulatory message from Bar
on General Uyehara, chief of the
Japanese general stan, through Gen.
eral Otani, commander OF the allied
forces. IN return Lieutenant Col
onel Morrow sent the following mes
sage to Baron General uyehara:
General Otani' campaign on the
Ussuri and the Amur. for rapldity
and success is truly remarkable. He
landed at Vladivostok on the 10th
of August, concentrated on the 2Srd,
and fought brilliant and success
full battle on the cath. On Septem-
ber 5th he had moved his army 42O
miles for the capture OF Khabarovsk,
an accomplishment worthy Of the
best traditions of the glorious jap
anese army.
~ sincerely thank. General OF and
the stan OF the splendid 18th divi-
sion for all the courtesy and friend
ly feeling displayed to the American
troops under my command. The
serving together OF the Japanese and
American armies will more closely
unite the already friendly nations u