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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
FARMERS CANDIDATE
MAY UNSETTLE ISSUE
Such Dark Horse Would Split II
the Votc, Politicians
Declare.

OKLAHOMA CITY, March 10
The movement to put out farmers
candidate for governor IA Oklahoma
has no connection with the Nation
al Partisan league orEaulza-
tion which has opened member
ship campaign Ia the state. is the
statement today Of John 4. Slmp-
son. president of the Oklahoma
branch of tho Farmers Co-oporativc
union. Mr simpson and others ~
sociated In the proposition tn place
"A new candidate iu the fold. win
hold meeting here Monday 10
further discuss the plan and proba
bly, decide on definite procedure. IL
In possible u farmers mass runven
ton Will be asked To sound the final
expression
The National Non Partisan league
IN non partisan In that " goes To
the dominant party IN the state, no
matter which Tho movement pro-
posed by Mr.. simpson ana others
N purely farmers organization.
tho the results might be similar in
both cases
should this meeting bear fruit
and some new man is actually
placed In the race ma coming from
the farmers organiEation. it may
materially affect some uf tho 9TH
er candidates one or two of tho
candidates now campaigning say
such move would help them In ~ 4
primary as it would split up thu
vote between their uppou,pfa
such situation might apply all
around.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
NeU State Charters

OKLAHOMA CITY. March 10
The following charters were issued
Saturday by Secretary OF State J. l.
Lyon
The Goteho Tire and Accessory
company GotebO; capital, 10000.
lncoporators, II. l. Statler, ]. M.
Reeves, w r. Patterson. Gotebo.
Julian Mining company. Enid.
capital, t250.0O0, incorporation, W.
l. Kendall William e. Elis. Julian
Field. Enid.
Joe Hee Mining company. Marble
city; capital. $4,000; incorporators
q. H. Dotson. Marble city: A. II
Henderson. Berryville, Ark: J. r.
Shepard. Harrison.
The Rosemary oil and Mining
company. Sayre; capital, $4,000. in
corporators, u. G.. McComaS r. II.
Wise. w. n. Baker. Sayre.
The Salvos company Tulsn. cant
tai, 100000. incorporators. A. l.
Holtom, J. A. Arnold. q. w Stuck.
Tulsa
The Wetumka Building and Loan
association, Wetumka. capital. 800
GOO. incorporators, X Y. McGee. T.
w. Mackey. W. A Geren, Wetumka
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
0. U. WILL SEND TWENTY
TO RELIGIOUS C0NvEhTl0
An State Schools Expected TO Sen
Deicxatcs 10 Enid
Meeting.

NORMAN. Okla. March 1O.-4
The University OF Oklahoma viii
send twenty students T. the stAtr
conference OF the student vomnteer
union which will he heh at Enid
March is to IT. a was announced
here today All ehe state school d
are expected TO be represented and
$50 delegates will attend. Ths
speakers will include Miss Edith
lTazlett Of New York, national trav~
cling secretary of tbs union. Freed
man V. Havinghuriu. New Yorx
city, IL. W. futile. president q
kingfisher college, /. ". McCash,
president OF Phillips university IrA
HOunsheli, the father OF the suldent
volunteer movement in this state,
the Rev. Harry Smith. psstor OF The
Dallas. Teras. Christian church.
and Miss Boxana OldroYd of lisa
belle Thoburn college. India
The purpose OF the movement II
20 induce students to make somc
form OF Christian work their lifd
profession.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Great ToLstOyS Harvest Chaos So Hopeless;
His OWn Son Would Welcome Pehograds Fall

What a sorry sight FOR the eyes
OF tho great Tolstoy could they but
look down upon the chaotic uproar.
tho 'underod lragmsnts ~ nation
which Is Russia today what har-
vest to see being reaped from tho
SOWING Of the men who wero follow
erH OF his teachings and his ideals,
Would the great Tolstoy whose
gifted pen knew tho real Russia ana
tho real Russians gay a. his second
son has said in this country,
j shan bo tlad for Russia when
the Germans take Potrograd"
such was the recent assertion OF
tount llya Tolstoy lilo added that
no balm In tho German occupation
ot PeiToErad would bc the overthrow
~ tho Holsheviki government which
ne characterized as not representa-
uNo, not democratic. and A dictator
ship OF the pToletnrint who form
about ? per cent Of the population
uf tho country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
PEASANTS LOT TWICE AZ
BAD UNDER BuI.sHEyIKI

~ 'Inder the Holshevikl rule thu
position of the peasant has become
twice ~ bad az u was before tho
war" said thu count. lie talked OF
tho run Of the Holsheviki as a rule
soon 10 end. but opined that Russia
could not be counted on In the war
whoever tukes tho reigns Of govern
mrnt
Certainly more than hair OF tho
huHHihn people want 10 go on fight.
luE against Germany" he said
They want TO oppose the German
INVASION and TO go on with tho war.
am sure OF that Hut they Will NOT
he able To fight strongly. The coun
u} Is too disorgahitad.
IA Tor tho peasants. who consti- 70
tuto 80 large majority OF the popu
latlon the revolution has simply ag-
Erhvaled tbs evils OF their condition.
II hussin " forced under IN, DER.
man peace terms 10 pay an indemnity
To Hermsny, the peasants will pay II
Just ns under The cars government
they paid taxes ~ about 81 40 A.
acre on their land, under commev-
rihI Treaties for tho benefit ot Ger
many, They did not know that was
what they were doing When they
pay THIS war indemnity, and ali the
other costs OF the war as they must
thcy VIII not understand about that
elthner But they are the ones who
will pay. e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

broadway theatre yesterday after.
noon and evening Tho Vaudeville
biil In one ot the most satisfactory
presented In this city In months
and must he seen To be appreciated
The Hpudtown Hand OF ten people
feature a comedy musical act that
IN undoubtedly the best OF the Kind
eN0 presented to local theatre folk
re II real act all the way The
Garnella Sisters present comedy
singing and talking act that IL en-
ilrely different from the usual nets
~ this kind. II ls "A big laugh pro.
duoer. l"o Cooper n TO. present a
clever comedy sketch entitled Mar
ley's Dinner" II Is a<vuleVer aa can
hc, Clifford and Clayton feature a
splendid Juggling and balancing act
while Thornton and Thornton have
one OF the classlest singing and talk
ing acts heard In this city In years
There are two comedies and n sreat
Ni,agraph photoplay featuring
GlRyds Loslle and Frank Glopson in
The WooinE OF Princess Pat"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Convention Hall.

When Watching tho motion nlc p.
ture Cleopatra" which was created
bv william FOX with Theda Bara as
the bewitohing Cleopatra, and twlll
bs the attraction next week at Con-
Nention hall. the public will find
u gorgeous In It's settings and cos
tunes and very exciting AZ many
times, for three raging battles take
place. including one on tho water
between eighty ships The scenes
that develop IN crescendo of vo-
luptary appeal between Cleopatra
and the Caesar and her other vic
tim, Antony present Miss narA I'm
a more daring imperaonation tEnn
10 customary With a@tresseH on the
spoken stage, The details OF the pie
turc are remarkable and the apleR-
dorH of Egytlan and Rnman nj.
fluence are shown In many sump-
tuous scenes that tovel In exlruva
Eance, made magnificent by .ho
beauties OF ancient Roman settings.
costumes and characters. Th.s pie
ture II said 70 have cost $500, 600
10 produce. Miss Barn wears f,tty
different costumes with jcwc.s that
match each costume.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Text Books May BE
Discarded Because
They Ldud Germany

OKLAHOMA CITY. March 10
Contract already ln force Tor - book
that IN being used in the schools.
against which nnW" complaint has
been lodged because ~ its pfu-Ger-
man Influence viii boz HIs,uosrd a.
the next meeting ot the state board
Of education March 10 g. ~ pos.
sihle the contract Tor the hook may
be nullified II this can no done n
IL "Tha story ~ tho Old World A"
Tho matter was called 90 tho ttten-
ton of the board by a member ~
the Haskell county council ~ dc
'fense
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

Russia now I think America should
sends boots, and locomotives and
money to Russia. II the allies turn
against Russia the country viii be
absolutely at Germany's mercy.
Even II IL will not be possible 70
build up the country TO take any
further part In the war, II will be
worth while putting money into Rus
sia to oppose GermAny's economic
domination after the war Russia Is
n great, undeveloped land with tre-
msndous natural resources and al
most no industrial organization. II
has great untouched mineral wealth
II want TO see "A war betw cen
American Capital-backed by the
United States gnvernment-and Ger
an capital In Russia America would
I've sure 10 win. A billion dollars In
Russia would do moro permanent
harm TO Germany than a million sol
diers sent into battle"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
REASONS GIVEN FOR
BROOKS RESIGNATION
t'ress of Duties at tniverrity Forced
Administrator to Give Up
Work.

NORMAN. okla. March iO-ProH,
Of university duties compelled strat
ton 10. Brooks president of the Uni.
rsralty OF Oklahoma, to resign "a,
food administrator for OklahoAa. Dr
Brooks said here today Hts resignn-
ton was announced Friday night.
At the present time fourteen sep.
Arats war courses are being offered
ut the university, all OF thom under
the dierotlon CT Dr. Brooks. A. q
matter Of fact the heads et tho va
rious departments have had charge
~ these courses ~ almost all OF Dr
Brooks time for the last eIghi
months has been devoted to food hd
n1nistration work
In addition TO those war courscA
construction work Is now IN .lrress
on one now building and oonsrtuc.
tion OF two more new buildings viii
be started IN the near future. All
university building work ls under
the supervision OF rr. BROOKS and
with three buildings under coEstiur-
ton II will be necessary for h,m q
devote considerable tiae 20 them
Or, Brooks regrets very much 10
give up food administration work.
The state 10 nov at ius highest point
az organization for effective work,
ana miilbra, grocers, Wholesalers ana
all other dealers In food products are
lined up with the administration TO
conserve all food possible and from
now on the results will baQin Ia bs,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
RED CROSS PLANS TO LOOK
AF TER FAMILY OF SOLDIERS
Kansas City Societies WIN Perform
Additional Patriotic serv-
Ice 60 Nation.

KANaAs CITY, Mo, Mearch 10
when Johnny goes marching off to
fight the Germans. he may lsnve a
mortgage fallFig due on the home
place, a suit hangins over the little
property he has accumulated a
baby that Is ~, or house badly 10
need of repairs. or he may puI
everything about his home ship.
shape when he leaves aud afterward
learn that his wife is sick. the rent
cannot be met, or a court judgment
has been rendered against him.
To all difficulties Of this kind.
I tho Red Cross society OF Kansas
| city IA prepared to attend and rep-
tesentativcs Of the Red Cross
branches Of Jackson county are to
meet mere soon and make thu relief
facilities county wide.
The department Of casualties"
II the omlnous name OF this branch
u Red Crors work and Dell d. Dut.
ton, director OF the Red Cross for
Jackson county, explains that part
I OF the duties undertaken include
the announcement OF names OF
killed or wounded or missing 10
their families or friends here at
home.
Lawyers. doctors. social workers
and business men are to be placed
at the heads of this department.
each TO handle his own line Of
work IN aid OF the families OF sol
uIors and sailors.
Lawyers will attend to all legal
difficulties brought To their atten-
ton by the relatives Of the nation \
lighters give advice Us to the filling
out of questionnaires. applying FOR
aud collecting soldier and sailor in
Snrancc. obtaining the fighters pay
allowance, or settlement OF legal
matters that have arisen in the ab-
Hcncc Of the bead OF the family.
Doctors will attend the health OF
the FANNY; social workers will
watch cut Tor 1he welfare Of the
thlldren, business men OF experience
VIII advise as TO financial matters
All OF course free OF charge as ls All
me activity ~ the great relief or
gahl1auon. In Kansas city, where
the work il now being carried on
families ~ soldiers and sailors have
even been moved by the Red Cross
from one home to smother where II
was thought the change necessary
Tor their welfare, Almost every
conceivable need OF those left by
the Fighters has been met
And, says Dr. Dutton, we want
II distinctly understo ood this IL not
charity IL s merely the service
To which the family OF every man
who offers himself 10 the nation in
me supreme hour of need is enti-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
WILL GIVE BABY BONDS
FOR BEST GARDEN PLOTS
courage Children 10 Pro-
ducc FOOD.

Special 10 The World.
NORMAN, Okla. March rO.--The
Norman hoard OF education has
voted to offer 500 worth OF war
savings stamps as prizes for the best
gardens grown this spring and sum
mor by pupils In the ward schools
OF the city The pupils are divided
into four classes. one including boys
from TO ? years old. another girls
OF the same age. the third boys from
l2 to . years old and the fourth
girls OF the atme age. Three baby
bonds are given as first prizes. two
as second and one as third prize in
eacH cIasss The gardens will be In
specified ench month and awards
made next october.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
PREDICT GROWTH no loom
fseal Estate Men In Bristow Ropo,,
Unusual Activities

4 BRlSToW. Okla, March 10 On.
o the best posted men on realty in
RtistoE makes the mediction ib,,
Brisrow.will be. a city Of then thou,
sand people within another year. Io,,
that sold for Il0O>in tho now pal
Place addition at It's opening A.
now selling for SAO0, he claims, and
practically All that are purchasing
these lots win build during the CON.
ing summer. 1t is reported by other
real edate men that property value,
here have almost doubled within the
past year, No one seems able TO ac.
count for this except from the fac,
that the city has an unlimited
amount OF natural gas waiting TO be
brought into the city for manufact.
uring purposes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

Mutt and Jeffa Divorce" which
comes TO tho Grand on Tuesday
matinee and night, March "a. IL
hailed NJ the banner laugh show Of
the year. No one lives who can
Withstand Tho laugh appeal OF the
team IN print, IN tho cartoons of
their author, Iiud Fisher Everyone
who has reyelled IN the stage antics
or the duo aimee they made their
bow before the fOotilshts. knows
how eNoruclntlnsly amusing they can
be In their newest medium they
are said TO outclass anything In
which they have before nppen red.
this time. and keeps EN- hotfouting.
Mrs. Mutt and Mrs jeff are the
pursuera, and dcmure doll-face
helress the cause OF the mix ups
The debutante n nm heirem en-
TRUSTED to Mutt aud jeff for guar
dlanship. Thcy ares to got big
slice OF money for their care OF the
young woman. Conditions arise
whereby they must keep their ward
hidden from Mrs Mutt and Jeff.
That's enough What happens once
the secrecy IL started In plenty. The
production lH said TO rank In its
scenic and costume novelties with
the most prStantious of the two.
dollar broadway The company en-.
gagged for its presentation includes
many Of the most successful uf
travesty artists The chorusea are
said To include some or the hand
somest OF tho young auxlliartes now
on the stage The song hits include
four that promise Ia become ma
tional rage, All the dances were
specially devised for the production.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
SAPULPA GIRL HELPS
FUEL CONSERVATION
Mary McDouRal h Publicity Director
For National Admin
istratlUn.

NORMAN OKLA March 10 Miss
Mary CarmAck McDougai. q former
student IN tho University Of Okla-
homa, is now magazine publicity dl-
rector for The national fuel admin
isiratlOn ht Washington Articles
which she has writlcn havo been
published ln tho Century masazine,
Tho Worlds Work tho NumHn'H
Hdme Conpn MON and tho Ladies'
Home Journal Miss McDuugal 81.
'pects t0 return to the university and
complete work for her degree when
the war ends. She is member o(
the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority here
and her homo n 81 Sapulpa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
SEES MOSCOW As ONE
HOPE ron RUSSIA.

have hope that salvation will
coma from Moscow II has happened
again and again IN the history OF the
country that Moscow has saved Rus.
Eia. | shall be glad when the Ger
mans take Ietrograd.
Hut before Russia can get real
government she must have another
constitutional assembly, at which the
peasants can express their wish. AZ
present all communication are NO
broken off that the peasants are shut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
SOLDIERS 30 NOT TRULY
Hf.rRisiGNT PE.AsANTw

iholr situation In tho future. NJ 7
see It, Will be twice ~ bad ns n was
before the war, and It has been thus
made worse--lnstead Of being nmoll.
GRATED by the revolution ana tbo
bolShcrlki ruie, aud tho German
peace
he peasants are simply not rcp.
resented IN the present government
az All Many people here think that
they are, because the councils Include
soldiers, and people say, Aren't the
soldlors peasantA7' Yes. many OF
thsm we're peasants onos. Hut for
three and a half years they have
been away from the land and The VIZ
lageE, and they have become aocuS.
TONED to the things OF cities IL Ia
from the cities that the Bolsheyiki /
government has come.
AS for tho Industrial workmen
OF Russia. who are now running tho
government and who have made
peace with Germany. they never rem.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

out from all the world. The intelli-
gent people whb used 10 work in
their interests can achieve pothing
row, because the Dolsheviki propa
ganda has taught. the peasant that
the 'bourgeoia4e is his enemy, and
the peasant believes that The Rus
sian peasant Is very ignorant. he
knows nothing Of politics
The only way TO save the situa-
tion in Russia is through a wise and
healthy propaganda In the interest
Of the peasants, They need teaching.
and they also noed an advocate TO
urge their rights. do not represent
the Russian government, past or
present represent the Russian
peasants, ms did my father.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
AItonso summon. Icn.,ors

MADRID, Saturday. March s.
King Alfonso today accepted the
resignation Of the entire cabine,
headed hy Marquis Ailhucemas
The king has summoned to the pal
ace the heads u the different no.
litical parties Antonio Maura. the
conservative leader. e1 Premier
Eduardo pato. Count Romanores,
tho liberal leader. Juan De Ia Cisr.
Va. the minister Ot war and the
Duke OF Alba
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Wutchf,tI WaI,Iur

Manager Go late mrSscrEcrl --
You've been away over hair am hour.
aud only 70 70 round the corner.
Messenger Please. sir. IL man
dropped, half crown m the gut
ter"
ManaEer--Anl did ,t take half an
hour To- find IT,
Messenger Please. cir. had 90
whit tn the man went away
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
HIND IL nrtnrr

Tom Johnson claims that the Old.
est Joke ~ the one about the Irish
soldier who saw shell coming and
made a low bow The shell missed
him and took or the head of the
man behind him. "Sure." said Pat.
''yc never know n man 90 lose uuy-
thing by being polite
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
rAILoRlNU Am ppresI,,

hVITs--Clearsd and pressed. 81. .aos.
eiub FOR all the various shots
quenty ono club serves two o.. SSu
ants VINO are going around an,
course together. 'n'
some OF the best pictures II eou,,
ilte are from, his books. Ho wro,,
quite n number OF them. he,ids,
eHtlng AZ magazine called Note,
ana queries lie died In Lopdor
In 1873. 'N''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

resent more than per cent OF the
Population. Russia Is not Industrial:
the whole industry OF the country
only amounts 90 about $4,000, 600, o.
600. Russia is an agricultural coun-
try and It's agricultural population
Is not represented In the govern
mani
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Bi,oADM

Packed houses greeted the five
vaudeville acts aud pictures at tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
REPAIRIKu AND Rr,.onp,Iy,

NJ - made 10 order gun and t..,,.i,,
.nI welding OF broken parts oi .ro' "a
bSSnnH OF ctorything. Jacob NN,ty ~
~ East lirst. Phone 7gB ~
work NsateI b., ,..rr,.,.
Hungertord N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
BILLION DOLLARS BETTER
THAN MILLION SOLDIERS.

Il think America and the allies
mako a mistake In refusing Aid to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

W .sI.H Furnished aud hong ... b., 80.
IssSS IT1tS guaranteed S A raa.' pbo..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
LYNCHBURG
Especial to The Times-Disnatch -,

Special to The Times -Dispatch
LfNCHBURG. VA, January l9.-AIrs.
E. Fl. Hancock and Miss Claudine Hut
ter left Wednesday for Albuquerque.
N. NJ, to spend tho rest Of the winter.
Miss Sue Adams and Mrs. r. H. T.
Adams have gone to New York
Miss Annie Dawson has returned
from visit to Washington
r. It. Watts. Jr., who has been very
i'll. is improving.
Mrs. J. c. Sncad has gone to New
Orleans.
Marshall Smith. Of Hot Springs. Ark,
visited s. II. Franklin.
Mrs. II. G. Bury has gone to Jack
sonville. Fla, after a visit here with
relatives.
Mrs. A. p. Montague has returned
from visit to Richmond.
Hugh c. Christian is in New York
City.
Miss Hilda wragE has returned from
an extended stay in Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Julia Gleason has been visiting
at Altavista.
Mrs. q. r. Featherston has been
called to Hot Springs. Ark, by the
illness of her mother. She was accom-
panied by her sons, Hugh and Dale.