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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
"A FINE LOT OF MEN"
ARE THE HOME GUARDS
Council of Defense and Citi-
zens Praise Captain
Rooney's Men.

~ splendid lot.of mem" That was
the opinion Of members OF the county
council OF defense who rev yiewed and
Inspected the Tulsa County Home
guard at the armory yesterday after
noon. The physical condition OF the
men, their carriage, equipment, disci-
pline and their drilling were the cause
Of complimentary comment from the
council OF defense representatives as
well as from the crowd OF Tulsans
who were down at the armory to see
the boys SHOW off"
First came the band The 80 mem
hcrs marched with true military
stride, and their playing was In no
way inferior to their showing in other
respects Whilo the band played, the
inspection committee. led by Captain
Nooney walked down the lines. OBJ
serving the men carefully The FOL.
| lowing members Of the council Of de
Tense were present ] Burr Gibbons,
| s. Il Lewis, ]. j Iarkin, Doiaruo
| haker, John Mcsorvo and Harry
Tyrcu
The active unit of one hundrcd men
aud four officers with the motor
| truck motorcycle and detaChmcnts
was the next unit 10 march before the
/ reviewers Tho mon made fine show
| ing Their uniforms were neat ap.
| pcarlUE their shoes shiued and their
| hats ut the proper angle when one
/ ot the officers examined the rifles tho
lhystaudcrs saw that they were IN
proper condition, because none ut the
men were commt~yed to fall OUT
which is the prUN~durc when "A sol
diCrs gun is not clean.
In an of these minor things thntare
the sign OF soldier the SHOW Ing of
tho men was excellent Captain
Rooney declared when the inspection
was ended.
Following tho Inspection, the com
pnny drilled a few minutes, eNccuting
commands with snap and ease that
indicated that their hours OF Grlll had
not been wasted
The armury was also visited by the
inspecting committee and the extra
equipment examined.
Suggestion OF Captain Rooney that
the Home guard give a smoker and lu-
vito the city police federal and county
officers was approved by members OF
tho county council Of defense. Ar
rangements for the affair Will be made
later The purpose OF the get-together
meeting will be to effect a feeling OF
CO. operation between the different
law enforcing elements In the country
The one hundred members of the
'supernumaries. did not stand inspec-
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
ICE SHORTAGE PROBABLE E
Demands of War Rapidly E,ahusting
Supply of Ammonia.

COLUMBIA, Mo- Feb 3-And ROW
comes the threat Of an ire shortlgas
II may seem premature to mentlhB
the fact that we may not have enough
ice to go around this sumner Ahen
the energies of nearly every one are
Centered In trying to get enough coal
but the fact remains, according to
+. II Mumtord. federal food admins
traitor for Missouri. that there may be
an Ice shortage when the hot weather
comes
THE demands Of war are rapidly
oNhRustng the supply OF ammonia,
one OF the chief ingredients In the
manufacture OF artificial ice, ard the
ice makers are going To have a nlrd
time obtaining anywhere near nor
NAL amount OF this drug While We
are thinking Just now about getting
enough coal to keep warm 1t Is a good
time TO think about getting enough
ice To keep next summer" said Dean
Mumford
People In rural districts are being
urged by the chemical division OF the
food administration to harvest large
crops Of natural ice this winter And
TO show the necessity of doing this
they have announced these facts:
Ammonia is largely used for maxi
ing artificial ice and for refrigc rsuou
of cold storage warehouses CONNER
ciul ammonia Is a y-producl OF arti-
fetal gas plants and also OF the coke
industry-in either case an Indirect
hy-product OF coal There IS lutle
likelihood OF increasing the output OF
ammonia 10 any large degrea owing
10 the enormous demands for coal for
war industries large harvest 6f
natural Tee will greatly help 10 satisfy
the ice requirements. especially OF
small towns, country meat csta Hlish-
ments. crcanerles and cheese fac
tories.
Many large Ice companies have ma
chincry Tor making artificial icr. hut
are this winter storing away qulnu-
ties of natural ice In realization OF a
shortage "ot ammonia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
Women and Var Work


Where You May Serve Itzihy,
rod CrosH headquarters, opon every
.d1y
rrcan,,cran women. First church
ttl,H do,p.
Boston Avenue Methodist church
Wuttruom IoNery dayl.
rlrat Methodist women, church
WurNrDOm. n
Crosnlc Heights club. RED rros7
headquarters
catholic women, Kn!ghtS Of tolum
bus han C'ycfy dHB,
0luuehtcrH ~ AruoriCan Revolution,
Rod cross headquarters
Drama League. Red Cross head
quarters MONDAY aud wednesday, B.
Council Of jewish Women, Ryna
gogue tMonday and Thursday
Royal Neighbors. Rcd Cross head
quarters
Mrs. Colemnu's classes IN home
nursing and dictotics. library,
One Of the busiest Of the nclghhor
hood units is the one uf which MrH
Hubbard RudiAu is captain ana whl'h
meets every week Ia tho homo ot Mrs
lItudlslIl FOR an all day session. Inc
women take their lunch with them ~
order that there may be only a short
Idrlhy In work at tho noon hour. ana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
After Many Remedies
Internal Baths

Mir Joseph RoseubAum writes Or.
.Chas. A. TyrreU OF New York as fol-
lows
"For many years | was sufferer
from Rheumatism, Neuralgia and
Constipation and after trying many
remedies | purchased your H. B. l..
Cascade" Have BEEN using It ten or
twelve years and find It mos. bene-
ficial All the above ailments have
disappeared, and / now enjoy ex-
cellcnt health"
You can help Nature In Nature .
most effeCtual way by Internal
bathing with the a. r /. Cascade" "
and In an easy non-habit forming
manner keep the intestine as sweet
and clean as Nature demands IT TO be
for perfect health, over half a mill
lion keen, bright, healthy Americans
testify TO It's results.
1t is the invention Of Or. Chas. 4.
Tyrrell NJ D., OF New York. a spe-
ciRlist on Internal Bathing, and is
now being shown and explained by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
TAKE 'CASCARETS' IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS
AND CONSTIPATE Ed
Best for LiCer and BOTetS,
Bad Breath, Bad Colds,
Sour Stomach.

Get l0-ccnt box.
Sick headche biliousness. c''.
tongue, head and nose clogged up WI
n cold--always trace this 10 l'' I,a
liver. delayed. fermenting food lh ITO
bowels or sour, Eassy stomach
Poisonous matter cloggcd IN ih, ~,
testlucs. Instead OF being cast oNl "t
the sysem is re-absorbed into W.
blood when this poison reaches Wv
delicate brain tissue IT causes cor
ton and that dun, throbbing. si'"'"
ing headache. t.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse ~
stomach, remove the souf undig'S''"
food and foul gases. take the 'N'.~
bile from the liver and carry ON, ',
the constipated waste matter '"N
poisons I'm the bowels ID,
A Cascaret tonight viii SUI.
straiEhten you out by morning
work while you sleep--a lO-cent w.
from your druggist means your ne'r
clear, stomach sweet and your i've.
and bowels regular for months
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
Oklahoma Hospital

Read the newspaper ac-
counts of fires, then act pru-
IDENTIFY by placing helpless
ones in "A firc-proof hospital.
Oh, yes, it's modern; the
Flourascope X-Ray, clinical
laboratory. operating rooms,
ambulance service, resident
physician, are available to
private patients Of any re-
putable physician.
DR.. Fred S. Clinton. Pres.
Miss N. e. c. Zie0eier, Snpt.
West Ninth and Jackson stre.ss
Usage 5000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
BROADWAY

Just imagine three human beings
II you please -one about seven foot
tail. one measuring about 'steen feet
around the waist and one about
knee high all men, Now you have
the comedy singing and talking act
OF the Three Misfita at the Broad
way This act is n regular riot OF
fun and you will appreciate every
bit Of IT. Hendricks. Burns " co,
of seven people present one af the
most lauEhable comedy school acts
over seen on any stage. Simmons
g. Bradley are featured in beauti-
fully Costumcd fancy and trick rol-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
ALL REGISTRANTS CALLED
REPORT TO CHELSEA BOARD
Every Rogers County Man Sum
moned Appears for Examination,

Special 10 The World
CLAREMORE. Okla, Feb. s.-Joo
Chambers. chairman OF the Rogers
county exemption board Hl@n.l Fry. ask
slstant. and a corps OF physicians eN-
amined draft boys Thursday at Chel-
sea In all 1S5 had been ordered to
report and 1855 reported There was
not a Stacker in the bunch out Of the
lS5 examined "A were rejected on ac-
count n physical disabilities The
others were accepted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
EMPRESS.

Eddie Foy and the Foy family were
a. big hit at the three performances
at tho Empress yesterday "Slum
Where in New York" gives Mr.. Foy
and the family n chance to prove
that they have exceptional talent
Rour other acts round out a good
program
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04

Ter skating act, Bhe other acts in
clude classicle Xylophone pllry tns ~
the Stenads and singing and dane
ing by Marjorie Smith. There are
two comedies and wonderful pho
toplay In five parts featuring Well
Smpman and Alfred Whitm.su IN
'-rle Wild Strain"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04

comprising former national guards
men OF Minnesota, Iowa, Sotuh pa
kota ana Nebraska, were ordered dis
charged from the army today 'for
the good of the service"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04

To Relieve Gas I'm the stomach
which disturbs your sleep, just tfy ON
soc bottle of Lax F'os with Pepsln
Liquid Digestive Laxative for lndiSeS
ton or Constipation. Pleasant Il
take.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04

Only One "RROMO QuINiNE'
To get the genuine. call for ipl
name LAXATIVE BROMO QJINlNE.
Look for signature OF r.. W GN'N r.
Cures a Cold in one Day soc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
THOUSANDS HAVE FOUNu
RELIEF FROM RHEUMATISM

by using Elmer a. Amends A.
.It is a reliable and well-known Ie
edy. Sold by Quaker Drug Io. prf'
Puritan Drug Co, or by mail ''. a.,
mor a. Amend, Third Ave- l'1'
18Th St, ~ Y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04
Roy X. Getmdn, Druggist
Tulsa.

They viii be glad TO give you free on
request a booklet. by Or. TyrrelL
why Man OF Today Is only 80 Per
Cent Efficient" which Is most inter
esting. and will tell you facts about
yourself that you have never before
realized ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04


much has been accom- pliHhed In the
why Of garment making for the Red
CrOrb This unit reported for last
week two dozen bed shirts one dozen
suits Of pa jaWaa Members OF tho
unit arc MosdAmN kudiHll L. r.
BruAch, W " Iicndrc Clarence Tay-
l0r. ~ r. t1nloy. " D. SRhl. Rush
Grcouaada Rush. Frank Franz. W
NJ Cpppc W II Peck Mccarthy and
Miss Jennie fergcr King
Mrs 4 w. Colcman's classes In
homo nursing. distrtiCs and hygiene
viii meet regularly this wtk on Mon
Gty Wednesday and Friday Ia the
library In connection Win this In
Hm,uon tho clasH ~ THIS wtk ~ have
tho opportunity Of the following In
struotun. A class In FIRST aud work
Will be at~-| Fscd hy Dr Duttop Tu"s-
d,,y afternoon at Z o'clock and Thurs
day evening at q O'Clock on the sec.
urd floor 81 the library class iu
dio,oups viii meet Miss Fay Mack
Monday r,eplug NJ otrlork tn tho
WIN meet ON Tuesday az ihe same
place nud class Z Saturday at T.. m.
AN tho best families" runs a new
report from Washington, -. g., 'arr
using whale most aud those who can
An important discovery hy the sp'-
,'bll''a lh FOOD haWnb ~ mat gree,
principle nf growth which we nav"
known ehlstgl ln nub. hhd mat u
green l"ltur" salad win vegetable on
df"7Hlng " R"od substitute Tor thn
cream WJth must be saved.
Mrs Herbert 6. Hoover ls urging
9hrn the committee on public 1nfor-
nation, division OF women war work.
that women cvcry where create e de-
mand for hrauc corn meal and whole
Whrt' breads untll they are put on
the menus uf hotels ana restaurants
not ~ ly ON whollyss days. but every
day in the week She feels that many
people win acquire tho habit ~ cat
inE coarse grained breads II they
have the opportunity ~ ordering
them six days In tho wrch instead OF
one.
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meeting " ia, Tuesday unu tbIs yer,t
aaa .n.t,d tb. ,,,u.h.,. ia ue..t ,i
IN, 90 jrtry "rul .nti,nd OF In no,
home
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04

nEMlNG. n NJ, Feb 2-One hum
drcd and twenty-fuur alien soldiers
Of the 2ith National Guard division.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-04

Mrs Edgar W McCrary NJ Manhat
tan court, who iB tu be- hostess at thr
meeting OF IA, Tuesday unit thlB wer!t
hdH invited the m,u,bers 20 meet Al
th, go Irtry "Umt nt,,ad of in hon
home.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-09
WHAT is BUSINESS.

The man thinks that the sole end of business profit
does not make the best citizen.
Business of human service and the man in bus-
is the servant He must of necessity make
profit but the supreme end of business service and not
profit.
Men instnctivey despse the who makes money the
sole object Of his activity.
Sympathy is essential qualification for successful bus
The cobooded should be cassed with pirates
and kaisers.
And the fact that most business do operate with
something at least ideal of service in their minds and
hearts stated that he had met with many losses
which were hopeless might have inferred from his manner
that he thought due to his bad management But the
fact was otherwise He had loaned money to those who were
need security which did not secure 1t was MS
sympathy and be Of service that had caused the losses
which harder hearted might not have met
The doctor who will not help man because ne may
not be able to fee is not The lawyer VINO
ss up needless litigation order to get fee failure Inc
merchant who his moo busness business AND tnen
| ecomes pirate is not good business man.
More and more coming to recognize the TACT tnat
is well for profit and those who seek
sr the greatest service getting the greatest profit
Just think the foregoing truths and apply them TO tne
interests and influences represented by the two opposing munc
pal tickets in the election campaign occupying the attention
of Nogales folks.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-09
Viola Dana in THE WINDING TRAIL al the Ne&aSz gales Theatre

Now hen reference demands filed audited paid
by the Noaes town council Monday evening will show that
them allowed and paid the Nogaes Electric Light
Power company for the of $741 and another to the
house of Roy Ttcomb nc in the of $16652 the two
accounts footing $540.77.
The Oasis is informed upon good authority that Mayor
Cage stockhoder in the Roy Titcomb corporation and
that the Roy tcomb corporation shares in the Nogaes
Light Power company That being the the
eman indirect interest those two transactions such
lis contemplated and prohibited by the law quoted.
Were the Mr. Clagett would be liable
heavy fine and dismissal from office for the two transactions
the foregoing And is safe to that Mr.
Cage has been interested in just such transactions with the
of Nogaes since he went into office two
In fact informed that there has not been month in
tn two the gentleman has been in office that the town
board presided him. has repeated these tran
(sactons.
The moral effect of such violations of law by of
Mayor Cage high standing penicious and should be re-
bued The Oasis believes that the people of Nogaes will SO
rebuke him by dropping him from seat in the council by
large majority at the coming election
presenting this criticism of Mayor Cage The Oasis has
do him injustice and it does aot believe that 1t
doing The law quoted the statute books OF many
states and elsewhere enforced most rigdy In some
states the law feones of such transactions and
pentenares for mixing private and pub
business the prohibited by law while the people vslt
condemnation those who pepeate violations
thereof In Philadelphia meetings of city council members
which had been trading with themselves their
capacity invaded by bunch of ate citizens who
threatened hang the councmen dangling nooses from the
gallery Later the offending councmen were indicted
tried convicted terms in the pententiary
Of there will be put the usual plea that the acts
been pracced by councmen the town OF
Nogaes since the town created But that is netef
The acts criticised plain violations
the law that of high social and moral standing
should perpetrae renders them all the less excusabe
question to the people of Nogaes is: DO you IN
returning the gentleman to the office he has abused by
|electing him?
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-09
A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.

Upon the ninth day May 1893 the first number of The
Oasis was turned the press and the paper launched
upon the sea of Arizona journalism So with today the twenty
sixth year of publication begins.
That those years have been eventu be said uhfuy
that time Arizona grown from crude territory to
imperial state Nogales has grown from small village to
of considerable size it's characteristics have shown
considerable Improvement
Within that time The Oasis has made many friends in
Arizona Sonora, and all over the United States.
months this daily edition has been started and
increasing it's subscription and advertising by good sub
stantal numbers.
In disrnissing this article with expression of hope
the writer will continue at the head of the establishment
many years,
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-09
THE OFFICIAL AND THE LAW.

Revised Statutes of Arizona Page 2S3, Chapter
forth the following provisions The numbers
of the paragraphs the numbers of sections:
"Offcers Not Be Interested in Certain Contracts.
of the legislature, state county, city and
precinct be interested contract made by
them their official capacity by any body or board OF which
they are members.
"74 State county, city precinct officers must not be
purchasers any vendors any purchase made by
them in their official capacity.
Any contract made in violation Of provision OF
the two preceding sections may avoided at the instance of
party except the officer interested
Upon Page the Revised Statutes there to be
found the following sections:
~ Contracts With Aldermen and CouncImen.
"1sss shall be unlawful for town. organized here
UNDER to make enter into contract or agreement with any
alderman councilman of such municipal corporation Wnerepy
any sum money evidence of Indebtedness other thing
shall be acknowledged to be due shall become DUE to
such alderman councilman.
1889 No alderman councilman OF any town, organized
hereunder SHALL during the term for which he shall have been
shall be elected accept take receive to his own ue from
of which he shall be alderman councilman any
money other thing of value other than that which
by this chapter provided to be paid such alderman
Gilman his such alderman councilman and
every person who violate the provisions of this section
shall be guilty of msdemeanor and conviction thereof
any competent jurisdiction, shall be fined not less
than hundred dollars than three hundred dollars
go fund of the county in which the
shall be located and he shall to be alderman
councilman, as the may be, of such town.
$780, alderman councilman of any such town SHALL
during the for which he shall be elected be interested
concerned in ANY WAY OR MANNER, DIRECTLY OR 1ND1-
RECTLY any ae purchase bargain contract agreement
whereby any money shall due to such alderman
councilman any alderman councilman who shall violate
the of this section shall be punished provided
preceding secon and the provisions of the two preceding
sections shall apply all cities and incorporated and
hereafter to be incorporated in this state
foregoing the and councilman failing to OBJ
its provisions just much violator of the law as s
eny booggr goes into New Mexico and transports
the state of Arizona automobile laden with booze The
identical.
And the law is very plain 1t that mo alderman or
councilman shall be interested concerned in any
way or manner DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY in, any sale
purchase, etc."
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-09
French Names.

I'd ode of Jofre with ardor and delight but
speaks scoffer "You don't it right; the
should rhyme with suffer- poet short and fat and you're
dppy duffer, you'd be wise to that raise voice so
mellow peeved huff then speaks another fellow
"The French pronounce Juff' there's frtn
with such shining until know for certain how to
the And start sonret about the mighty
Foch, whose has laues it make it rhyme with
yoke says posted neighbof Your sonnet is botch
and wasted your labor-he heros Fotch. fain
would sing of Ypes and also of Aens but will rhyme with
snipes tother with beans? bak at Paris for
get wrong such breaks ebarrass the who
trls song sing of Calais martial stirring lay
then help Alice fear it Galaxy Fair France I'd
like bring you wreath of deahless song Oh France I'd
like to sing you, but get the language wrong!
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-09
HEARD IN THE DARK.


"say Sissy why do you lay the Herald open
backs by The Oasis? Why you those fellows
Grand avenue play with the Herald they do?"
"Wel boss where do they get all their dope? Now who
would have dreamed that they anything
hoard bill and suit case?"
what do about the suit showing up
OF all the long years of hgpced juice gets my
goat"
The curious part of it that all the criticisms former
democratic administrations Nogaes appearing Herald
slams gentleman whose business
the concern which is the strongest hacker of their ticket
The Evening Hasheesh alleges that "a first business
council should not be changed But
would change the council constituted present Upon
ticket four who not in the present council
The Daily Piep Dream still imagine that the
present administration has cleaned up deficit
it's democratic the old deficit
Kansas girl has devised different ways preparing
potatoes for the table, None beat boiling spuds their
own Jackets
Perhaps the Daily Pipe will get discussion OF
candidates and issues The people who supporting
not issues.
In few days look out for the Evening Hasheesh to break
out in spot.
Candidates for public office legitimate subjects cr
ism always
not about time that Nogaes got into the habit of doing
public business in accordance with law?
"0-