davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1918-09-13
PJ-iyateS

 CLAUD I. BLFzNUS, 2s Loveland St., Middletown, Conn. WALLACE BOMSTER, 59 lBassett St., New Haven, Conn.
 Forester L. Clark, 6 Bruce St, Machais, Maine.
 ALEXANDER CowALsKI, Tariff vile, Conn.
 John F'igarofsky 14 New Chambers St., New York, N. Y.
 Frank w. Fournier, 213 Chapman St., Greenfield, Mass.
 Arthur w. Green. 26 Lowell St., Lawrence, Mass.
 James King. Emmett St, Bing- hampton, N. Y.
 leon F. Lafay, 1-2 Willow St, Potsdanl, N. Y.
 John G. sera, so5 Oak St, Koenig, N. Y.
 NORMAN J. SPENCER, Middlefield, Conn FRANCIS J. sYNNOTT. e1s N. Riverside Ave, Waterbury, Conn. Herbert M Wentworth, Curtiss St., Cliftondale Mass.
 Anthony J. Yechus, 2e5 Hancock St., Bangor, Mass.
 Frank J. Lynch, Ellsworth Road Peabody Mass.
 GEORGE PATROlHILOS, 101 Pleas ant St, Thompsonville, Conn. Stephen Smar, 15O2 E. State St. Clean, N. Y.
 S. s'widerski, 2ss Billy St., Buffalo, N. Y,
New Britain herald., 1918-09-13
359 NUMBERED 0N
 CASUALTY REPORT
IA Men From This State Fall WOunded-0ne Dies of Wounds

The toll of Connecticut men in to- days casualty report shows 14 wound ed in action, one dead from wounds and one missing in action. The total casualties are 359, as reported by Gen. eral Pershiag. Of this number, 76 died on the battle field, while 69 died from other causes.
 Day Repor)
 The following casualties are report ed by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary forces:
 Killed in action ............. 4S Missing in action .......... 20 Wounded severely -....... 86 Died of wounds ,..........,. Is Died of disease. ....... Wounded (degree undeter-
 nnined) ...... ..f,.......... Died from accident and other
 causes =. .t. ... Died from aeroplane accident 1 Prisoners .................
 IoCaI -. .l8o New York and New FIng1and men:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

getting either his card or permit
His case was investigated by federal
offlcialy. Hoffman was arrested IA
few dnys ago at ClaremOre.
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MONTHLY Apo RTIONMENTS
Of state funds Tor maintenance OF
county schools are being distributed
this week to The various school dis
tricts In the county bv Mrs. Minettc
Hedges. county superintendent The
couniy's Apportionment for March
amounts TO nearly $4,000,
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THE" PUBLIC SERVICE corpor-
alton has given notice that u has
filed with the state corporation COM
mission "A request for permission to
raise It's wholesale rates on electricity
because of the Increase IN the cost
of production. The raise Will al
feet only nine enterprises In Tulsa.
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THE TULSA navy sta ton filled It's
quota OF five men for the week yes
lerday by sending five men % the
main station for acceptance. Those
IN leave were T.. X owens. Henry
eta. &. G. pelozier, SApulpa. II. :
West. West Tulsa. W II L. Stowcll
= nFtNfat AiA 'AAHhlf fNAANt HfAihfNs A4lA
A. II. Turner. Tulsa. mLchinist-
LEGAL. BATTLE for tfs.s50. al
legged 10 be due A. J Biddlson and
Harry Campbell. Tulsa attorneys.
for services rendered 90 e. Wight
man Of New YORK was transferred
from the district court 10 the United
states court ct tho eastern district
by an order OF Judge McNeil In the
district court Yesterday Petition
for the transfer was filed by Wight
san, who Is defendant in the suit
brought by BlddiSon and Campbell
TWO CRUSHED fingers are
worth S2.963 10 James A. Horne. &C
crrding 20 petition for personal
dafEggos nlcd by him s-ainsi the
Frisco Railroad company In the dis
trict court Yesterday Defective
window fastenings In a Pullman car
operated hv the Frisco hetween
kansas city and Tulsa were resnon-
sible for NE accident. the petition
stated. The window would fan
when the train would start sud
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

0eni enc hsnted city on the Arkansas.
The "llanEinE Gardens OF Bablyon"
and the Lost Atlantis'' and all the
world marVels OF fact and imagina-
ton can be added and then not pdr-
tray the growth of Tulsa and the
growth NJ the oil industry surround
ing, OF which she is the "Oueen city,
We have not seen all the industrial
editions ~ all the aspiring cities but
remember that OF Seattle. Washing
ton. and Portland. Oregon, cities
larger than In Tulsa now tho no
where near as wealthy. they were
not to be compared to the Tulsa
World edition. II Ia a piece OF gerat
enterprise on the part OF the news
paper. and great advertising value
10 oklahoma II viii utterly astonlsh
the east that such can DO In Okla
homa
But why not7 IL II not marvellous
that In ten years growth OF that in
dustry, Oklahoma should lead not
only all tho states but the world in
oil production7 And IL II not marvel
GUS that Tulsa should have grown
IN ten years from 1000 10 900
population And then, money Tulsa
banks and corporations simply figure
IN 1000 900 capttalization
The edition gives the oil, live stock
and capital resources. but there IL
part ~ Tulsa that n does not show,
proha bly, that II would make the cdi-
ton 80 bulky that the mails would
refuse To carry H. A man there Just
simply dreams the most enchanting
vision O "a house he wtnts To live In.
Then the architect Conceives tho
most enchanting approximation OF
that dream And then the contractor
tries TO realize II In "A material Gre
alton. when n In done, the land
scapo artist trunsplhnts trees. shrub
berry and flowers and you have n
residence as perfect a piece OF art ~
the rich gem on your finger one OF
tho artistic delights, like that or
poetry. painting and music. is Tulsa 3
enchanting homes
Yes, Tulsa is the best, tho richest
and largest city NJ It's age Tn tho
world. Aud it is growing by leaps
ana bounds Rut what IN II trying
To he. n Pittsburgh or New York. or
BOTH II IL the cetnor Of the mineral
world, and much OF iW mining re-
sources It now cthims, such Ms lead
and marble Miami belongs TO It's
district. 10 does Sallisnw. " Il will
but reach out, IL In mistress OF the
eastern half Of this state, southern
oklahoma and western MISSOURI and
Arkansas
We congratulate The World on It's
great enterprise. II has performed
IA great benefit for all oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Press and Personal Comment

MUSK OGEE. Mar. 7.--Dear l,or-
ton; Was In IN ole New York when
the monster paper 22S pages
reached my house here. or you
would have heard from me sooner
The citizens Of Tulsa OF Okla
homa--or the whole southwcat, for
that matter. should rise up and
salute you ana Omor BENEDICT tor
an accomplishment neyur attempted
or accomplished until The World
both attempted and accomplished,
During my thirty-five years of lnur-
nalism In this section Of the globe.
never saw as much meat put
into such newspaper stuff ac-
tually worth while--a resume ot the
southwest, not only Oklahoma.
Tulsa must bo proud ~ Tho
World. Oklahoma should be proud
to hava such publication IN her
bounds, and the southwest can nAy
we have tho goods In the way Or
"A newspaper" You know, |
launched the first Newspaper IN In
dian Territory, now oklahoma, at
sixteen years Of age, ! have watched
'em come and go. and n is with
pride l can point 10 Tulsa always
and say. "Hsr ls city that does
things" and The World IL the main
spoke In the wheel
Gene. II YOU was Democrat !
would applaud your efforts a little
more. hut your sin OF being Re-
publican IL not OF the unpnrdonablc
kind. Therefore. | win not get mad
but pardon you II you could say one
good or had word nbont my candi.
daoy for secretary az state have
iabored In the trenches Tor the Dem
ooratio pRrty---help organize % dur
ins territory days--for thirty years
I'm persona non Erata with 10, of
politicians In my party but this COM
mon herd 10 which belong are with
me. May you M long and hrosber. d"
Gus INEY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
A Credit TO the Management.

Cedar Rapids UowaD Evening
Gazette: A newspaper containing
22s pages In II rarity these days
with tho price OF print paper scrap
Ing tho moon. hut print seems not
10 have become ghost In tho Of
flee Of The Daily World Of Tulsa.
Okla, which under date Of February
II, put out newspaper containing
the foregoing number OF pages Tho
edition Ia n credit to the manage
ment and tho owners and more es-
peolaily to tho editorial aud business
staff as II In announced that all of
the matter was prepared by tho reg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

Charles Stull, Carey johnson. Phil
Humphrey, Claude Glover and c. A.
McAdams, five negroes. members OF
on orchestra Organization, were told
Yesterday To apply their musical
talents In some other direction than
playing for collections In crowded
depots. They were fined t25 IN the
municipal court yesterday. The fines
were suspended on condition they
would exercise their talents under
more approved conditions They
were arrested In the Frisco depot
Wednesday night.
Spring Manhattan shirts al Lever
ng's. Tulsa Hotel Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

LRwton Constitution The Tulsn
world issued one of tho largest II
not tho largest paper last week that
has ever appeared ON the Constitu-
tion's desk. 2zs pages In the edition,
which was devoted To oil and boost
Ing Tulsa. IL was full OF cuts which
made II dpubly effective All who
saw tho edition, were high I'm It's
praise,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Exrs used for Enrancc Fec.

LONDON, March SIN place "
the entrance money. country picture
show houses are now accepting eggs
and sending them TO local hospitals
ms their contribution toward the war
Tbese ess weeks alternate with the
usual money weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
IOONeW PethCOdtS7
0" Sale! Sale $0..95
Friday L.

A Special Purchase of 100 Silk Pettcoats has just
been received by express. Petticoats that were
bought at very special price And were going to
give our patrons the advantage Of big saving They
are made of good quality taffeta, with deep
flounce finished with tiny tucks and narrow ruffles
colors copen, navy, purple, tan, changeable and
black An unusual value at this price.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
XNjkdzAalasMkE
Materials That
Make Splendid
Window
Hangings

Many prefer TO mako up THAR
own curtains and wlnsow
hangings. at least for som.
rooms We are showing AN .x.
cellent variety OF pleasing. ye,
inexpensive mRterialA In dainty
new weaves and dezignA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Heart ranurc Knls Muskogec Man,

MI SKOGEE, March 6.--JnIies
King. ~ years old. for many years
prominent In MuskoEee public life.
and city commissioner Of public
property from 1914 until few
months ago. died early Wednesday
morning, following an attack OF
heart failure, lie was III only four
teen hours.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Coi0red VoiIes at SOC

Beautiful Volles In white or
cream with bird of paradise
and parrot designs printed in
the borders; very new aud
pretty. 40 inches En
wide. at ....-.-.-- QUO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Grcb aver carefully, and II
Cndet IA Killed.

FORT WORTH, Texas MarchN,Dni
The body OF Burton Hurlhurt VIZ
cadet In the British royal flyin, W.
crops, killed at Benbrook field thiH..
morning probably will be forwarded "
tomorrow to Prescott. Ontario. The
home Of his parents Military hon
ors will be given the cadet at the
funeral services here Hurlburt lost
mastery OF the machine and crashed
60 his death when the controls We're
given ever to him by an instructor
The instructor, whose name IL with
held. waz not injured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

Ladies $1,000 Reward ] positively g.. So
.ntee my great Successful "honihi' -
pound. safely relieves some Of the '''
mos, obstinate, abnormal case, -, 70 Sin
Ssys No harm, pain or ihssrfsdsIs'' hs,,.ss,s 81 %.
~orh. Mali sI.bo. Double s,rens,a A
pSohi., frss. Write today ~ sr,A
soa,hing.on Remedy o. lds Ma"
KAnsas CITY. Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
White Ldundered Collars
at 25c, 35c and SOC.

The steady demand and the
popularity of starched collars,
and collar and cuffs sets. has
made II impossible TO keep "A
large supply on hand. We now
have n good selection in tho
most popular shapes and styles.
Collars 2Sc, 8Sc, 500 and soc
cuffs TO match, the pair S5c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Bllllu MORGAN Suya

liutchinAuu Cknu) News: When
the News poHtoffce hoy brought In
our copy ~ The Tulsa World u few
dara ago an editorial writer at once
remarked, "Thats the biggest paper
IN the world " knd this was al
most true
The Tulsa World in this special
edition printed The largest paper ever
printed In oklahoma ana itS publish
erJ sold II for fry cents n copv II
carried a largo amount In rdvertIs-
mg ana over 90 per cent OF this was
Tulsa hnSncss, showing that the "oil
chplihI ot the country IL busy city.
I'd The world had a score OF depart
Inents. telling Of the industries OF
thnt part OF The country, and there
hro enough things told about In the
special edition to- make everyone
want To go there and see.
Tho work was done hV the regular
starr OF workers, without any outside
help This. In itself. IL proof that tho
Tulsa world workers don't waste
their time
Tulsa has the reputation Sf being
one or the livcst cities In the south
west, aud this edition OF her big
paper makes this sure and certain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Like evnus. Pull rnnopI,cd

HuIHIIe NeKIstor, IheTulHa World
has gotten out an Industrial edition
or Oklahoma that is considered the
largest ever gotten out In the United
states an dthe greatest enterprise.
ana II undoubtedly IL such, for "a is
impossible Ia conceive greater. Spe-
clal writer's speaking OF the magic
fortunes made there In oil Industry
and real estate. use figures Of speech
like the Tale OF Arabian Knights. :"
II sprung up like Venus, fun pano.
piled, from the brow OF Joye, like
Alhambra that sprung In night"
These metaphors pale before the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
CretonHes at Csc

A big lot OF new Cretonnes: 70
inches wide, In floral or Japan
anese patterns, colors pink,
blue or yellow; very attractive
for bedroom Or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

LONDON, March s.--s9yh eollect-
ing and selling 200 tons OF waste ph :
per the village of Luton has earned
bs.pao In the last fifteen months
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

denly, and sometime during tho
niaht. tho window fell on Horne's
fi-gors. according TO the petition.
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THE McTON OIL COMPANY was
sued for SI.1s752. alleged to be due
for "A quantity Of casing, In a
petition fJed yesterday IN the dis
trict court hy the oklahoma Petro-
leum company. The petition stated
that agreement had been made
whereby the Melton oil company
agreed - pav for the casing with a
draft Immediately after delivery.
Payment was refused, according TO
the petition,
MRS. WILLIAM TAYLOR OF Raj
ston. Okla. has asked The World TO
assist In locating her sister. Mrs. Cor
uelius Rice. OF this city. whom she
came TO visit Wednesday and upon
arriving found that the Rice family
had moved from their former ad-
dress. 27i2 East Sixth street Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Buescher. Of Taneha,
have befriended Mrs. Taylor in her
predicamont and she Is with them.
nj their home. Mr. Buescher may
be communicated with thru the Tan
cha oil Lot & Development Co.
-
,yAT TEMPLE ISRAEL, 1922 south
Cheyenne. corner Fourteenth street.
the regular Friday evening services
will be held nt 3 y. m, Rabbi J. y.
Menkes officiating Mr G. y.
Buchner. secretary of the Y. NJ G.
A. will speak on "Eycryufan, His
Home. Hrs Church. His com
munlty. Hts Country" saturday
morning services at 1915. There
will be no Sunday morning lecture
on March 10, owing TO Rabbi
Menkes' departure for Camp Doni-
phan At Fort Sill on Saturday night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Curtain VOiies at ,3Oc

Very sheer but good quality
Wolfe: plain centers and drawn
work effect in border. On
white, ivory and ecru. QUO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
No Icxr,isn

Madgs you shouldn't blame him
just because he's absent-mlnded.
Marjorie-@-Hut lust think, dear
II was under tho mistletoe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Fancy YoiIes at SOC

A new Curtain Wolfe with lars.
coin dot borders and smaller
dots In center. shown in whi,s
'E''s 40 lpenea i"s ~,a.. 1sss. a, -. SOC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Unusual Values in EN-
brOidsred Organdie Collars

Workmanship. quality and
style are carried out to an un-
usual high plane. You will sell
dom find neckwear any hetter
nt double this price. Choice of
over SO styles Friday EA
and Saturday at ..... JUG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Curtain Voiies at I5c

A splendid Yoile at the price.
SO inches wide, in white. cream
or ecru; plain center with
drswnwork ribbon r.
border, at ....-- lOC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

Bethlehem CpaJ 'Ilmca. The
Times Ia In receipt OF remarkable
special edition of The Tulsa tOkla
world. 1t consists OF 22s pages and
Ia the largest newspaper ever pub
p. 'oa 'n the state ~ Oklahoma Eu-
gene lorlon, the editor and propric.
t"r, and hia staff ~ workers have
every reason 10 feel proud Of their
accom- pllshment and the same feel
lhH should be experienced by the
people ~ tho Magic city" that The
world 30 well represents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

ul1r working force ~ the paper In
addition io tho regular news foaturea
there are sections devoted 20 the an
ddntries OF Dk@ncIua such as oil
and farming Then there Is an au-
t"mobilc section and many fine H.
lustrations. The paper lie exception
ally we'll written ana the makeup
slNeh iu the appearance OF big
metropolitan daily Neither Okla
homa nor Tulsa need feel ashamed
or a journal ms W,deawake and
progressive as The World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
TEXAS SENATE PASSES
TEN-MIlE ZONE BILL
Prohibition Declared Around MILL
itary Camps and Shipbuild-
Ing Plants,

AUSTIN. Tcxas. March THE
senate today finally passed tho ten
mile prohtition zone bill around
campJ ot military instruction and
Including cities having Ehipbuilding
planH wording on government con
tracts, after amending II so u will
become effective April is, instead OF
April 1 as II passed tho house. The
h,n vii nov 70 back to tho house
for concurrSuJe IN the amendment
TIE senate also passed finally the
Grunth rehet bill which appropriates
2 600 900 10 be used In buying seed
fur farmers VA tho drouth stricken
sections Of West Texas. after tack
iur ON two Important amendments,
ono OF these amendments provides
that the governor. instead of tho
commissioner % agriculture, ns was
provided by tho houao, shall dis
blrhc tho appropriation 10 tho coun-
tics needing relief. The other amend
ment provides that the counties
loaned tho mons--not TO exceed
$4,000 to any county--ahAll pay
back the money with 4 per cent in
terest IA two years. As passed by the
house tho bill gave five years time
TO pay back tho money
Tho house ooncurrcd In the senate
nmsndmontS 10 tho drouth bill. but
because there was not sufficient
members present 10 give the neces-
sary two thirds veto ~ carry tho
emergency clause oav question was
ordered spread on the records 40
that Il can he taken up tomorrow
without prejudice. when lt te eN-
pected that enough members VIA 80
present 10 carry the emergency
clause.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
NeU
NeCkUedr
at popular prices

While opening this new,
fresh lot, many pretty and
attractive styles were re-
yealed. Nee kwear will be
very much in demand this
spring as a relief to the
severity in the style of
dresses. a,.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

Millions are now STARVING. We
win have no Bread by juno Plant
ishes. etc; show your PATRIOTISM
ss.by your GAIsDENs. Teach your
a mABitsS Co hoe and do something
lost in.t ~ you are Interested sin any
piles 20 n TRADERS BARY colonies.
--~-sok nc your contracts aud
Crcb aver carefully, and n Old
CI,EyEIANfyes you, como and get
Orch ths pittsband II you owo OLD
nlas. enmre mRE that you have
tests as possible befShtract' Tor Old
the army. He will nj, must c hoD-
figue. hard hitting We out Son-
here on the night of Mar, anu ton,
viii step ten, rounds hNsso on All
tory over JEFF smith. u i'Np
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
Old Traders
Dope

DOPr n MIXTURE of UN-
KNOWN EA9tTS and II not intended
20 bo PERSONAL, therefore must
not he tnIxen seriousiy. DOPE In only
an ADvE1tT1slcMENT and PAID for
~ % Rauch PR tnch. IL DEALS with
PRINC1PIiEs aud You must road be-
twcen the lines II tho doc
P1NCHEs, don't BLAME Dope
POLITICS IN jurt DECEPTION. So
you may NOW get wady 20 believe
anything you hear, for the most ZEN.
THUslAs1IC POLITICIANS arc
thope who EXPECT to get CIOsk,ST
tho I'IE COuNTkR. Old TRADER
STARTED the CAMPAIGN for may
or some weeks ago, and OUTLINED
HIS "MY POLCfEs," 10 now that
tho great BATTriE v on be has .
VALID right 10 PROTECT HIS Poll
IClEH, for at sopse time OLD TRAD
Eit viii be mayor of 1Nlsn. Hut In
on n TWENTY ycnr track, no In ia
no hurry, but will SPEED mp ON the
SOME OF "TMe MY Policies"
ENFORCEMENT OF law RE
GARDIESS OF PETS, No political
ITE counter 10 No RUN at the TAX
payers ExPENsE, for N no WORK
there should be no PAY. An OPEN
BoOK Of every TRANSACTION.
CAUTION In spending tho tar PAY.
EftS' money Just the same ~ . inay-
or spending his OWN PRIVATE
money. Why should any mayor have
60 keep no 10 so UNNECESSARY
EXPERTS and INsPBCrORs and
plain clothes men M BiG SALARIES
Just In order 20 keep hts POLITICAL
ORGANIZATION or POLITICAL
MACHINE OILED and IN GOOD
RlfyNINa ORDlIlY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

THE GENTLEMEN AGREE
MENTS IN POLITICS are the PROM
isEs that are NEITHER SPOKEN
nor EVER WRIT'rsN, bat arc HE
IIGIOUsLY FULFILLED at the PIE
COUNTER mt the TAX PAYERS
ExPENSH. so when man gets
EXTREMELY ENTHUSIASTIC over
n CANDIDATE for mayor. DON'T
get EXCITED, but EXAMINE his
lip and SEE II 10 II not SET for
PlEi
To he CONTINUED as the CAM
PAIGN WARNS UP.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

WALTER HOFFMAN. the Ger
man who was held when arrested
was released yesterday and given Pho
liberty OF the ci.v. II was lenrurd
that he had registered a. Cone
maugh. Pa. hut had lett without
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

W H BRrCE ~ this city left
night for 81 Louis for a few weeks.
business trip.