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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

we've made It our business and IN.
next time we hear OF you abusing
your wife we are going in and get
You and hang YOU out OF this win
dow
| Blondy Stands Pat
Very WELL" replied the photo
graphic gentleman, with the impns-
siye countenance, but let me tell
you that I've got u t5-plstol on my
table and the first man OF you that
pokes his head In my door. III blow
It Off"
The little man put up such "A front
and showed such courage that the
chivalry OF Colonel Douglas, Judge
Ledbetter and the others In the
room began to cool quite rapidly
Their QuiNOtic determination To res
cue the distressed and much abused
wife dropped about 40 degrees In as
many seconds, nutwithstnnding
among their number were two men
who were rcputed to he among the
most distinguished gun men In
Texas The whole crowd, AS Colonel
Douglas and Judge Lodbctter laugh
ingly admitted yesterday. were COM
plctely stopped by the Leonidas- like
stand OF the little man from Canada
whom they expected would cringe
and shake like leaf when they
gave him their orders.
Hut not tG be bluffed out, Judge
Ledbetter observed: well. you've
heard what we've got to say"
Yes, and you've heard what |
intend to do" challenged the little
man.
Then after pause came this as
tonishing denouement;
Pc haps you gentlemen do not
understand the situation" added the
Canadian, and ther 10 continued
II have never whipped my wife;
she's stronger than 1 am and the
fact is. she whips met She beats me,
pinches me. kicks me and scratches
me Ike wildcat. Look here" And
n6 opened his shirt bosom and
showed n breast clawed and
scratched I'm most horrible fashion.
The blank astonishment that
settled upon the faces OF the would
be protectors OF the helpless and
terribly abused little wife may be
imagined, b,t Judge Ledbetter OBJ
served that when you hear any man
and hrs wife fighting in a closed
room you can never tell which is
getting whipped.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
C. OF C. DIRECTORS TO
VISIT REFINERY TODAY
VIII Re Guests OF Pnn-Amcrican
Second OF official Inspection
Tours

The directors OF the Tulsa cham
her OF Commerce will be guests to-
day OF tss Pan-American refinery
In West Tulsa. where they will he
served with luncheon in the COM
pany's plant, after which they will
be taken on n sight seeing trip
through the big Industry.
c, +. Hopkins. general manager of
the Pan American, will have fleet
OF automobiles at Hotel Tulsa at ~
o'clock sharp to take the party to
bis plant
Following the luncheon and be
fore the inspection tour begins the
directors will hold a business ses-
sion. accommodations for which NJ
Hopkins has provided.
This makes theosecond trip OF the
Kind during the past two weeks. the
other being the visit OF n week ago
TO the automobile manufacturing
plant OF the Tulsa Automobile cor
poration and other new industries
In the eastern part OF the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
JACK RABBIT BANQUET
AT LIVE STOCK SHOW
Scnrctty of Prairie Spc0istcrs Ia
Mean Substitution of Barbc-
cucd Beef.

The biggest feature during the
Southwest American Live stock
show In oklahoma city the com
ing week will be a "Jack Rabbit
banquet" staged after the order Of
II q newspaper correspondents
famous gridiron dinners In Wash.
'hston, u, c., for the entcrtaia.."nt
OF members OF the states county
breeders associations Ten men will
be selected by the president OF each
couni}s organization for compll-
meutRrN admission tickets and the
AFFAIR will be staged exclusively for
these representative delegations to-
E"ther with Visiting newspaper men
and Few prominent men. who will
make addresses and after dinner
talks
II wRs at first the Intention OF th>
management TO have the menu In
clude Jack rabbit pie and instruc-
ton were forwarded number OF
breeders IN the western part OF the
state to trap all the prairie speed
sters' In their respective neighbor-
hoods, but the total number caught
Ia date numbers less than a dozen
These viii be turnnd loose in the
bhNVutl Uhll anu caught ny Elrls OF
the Red Cross, awards being made
in proportion 10 the time required
In nabbing the fleet-footed Jumpers
by which means n substantial sum
VIII be raised for tho Red Cross
society.
As n substitute for jack rabbit pie
harbecued Oklahoma raised steers
and hogs will be served the guests
An effort will ho made To have the
meat taste lust "A little better than
the best barbecue ever served on
similar occasions, for the reason
that one OF the objects OF the at
fair is TO encourage better beer and
pork production In the state.
Plans for the amalgamntion OF
county breeders and seed growers
associations into state organiza-
ton will be formulated during thS
course OF the evening and serious
and pertinent discussions OF improy-
ing OklnhomRs live stock and agri-
cultural Industries will be CO.
mingled with the fun and merri-
ment which II Is predicted will pre-
vail at the breeders and seed
growers Jack Rabbit" grldiron
banquet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
BONDS TO BE SOLD SOON
Commissioners Expected 90 Vote
Advertisement Today,

city Improvement hunds TO the
amount OF sl,042,000 will be adver-
Used FOR sale within the next few
DAYS and rs quickly as they can be
sold the vast Improvement program
scheduled for this year will be be-
gun.
All the bonds have been legally
passed. upon and ratified by Attor-
Hey-General Freezing and we're
brought back from Oklahoma City
this week by Mayor simmons and
city Auditor J. NJ Atkinson
The city commissioners viii prob
ably decide. this morning when the
bonds viii be sold and instructions
viii be given TO this end.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

Here is story that just must bs
rr,nted. Notwithstanding two OF tn,
modest heroes are noted Oklahoman,
and one a distinguished Tulsan. de-
clared Il would 'ntver do
Rack when the world was young,
a. col. Clarence h. Douglas. ons OF
1tnm, poetically phrased it,--wHen
the bounding west was wild and
vooly.--" when mems hands were as
ouirk on trigger AS they now 4re on
the honk horn OF an automobile, and
f,me and popularity was founded
largely on reputation for daring and
fsarlrssness. Col. Douglas and Judge
" A Ledbetter. OF oklahoma city
father of the Oklahoma cunstitu-
non. were intimate friends and as
soriatcs rs well as FELLOW citizens OF
the town Of Gainesville, Texas.
This was S5 years ago and at that
time Gainesville was typical OF all
for which the old west was noted
full Of the life" AS II was made 5y
the bad men" he dancc hall the
rambling den AMI the salo m. Roth
The colonel and the Judge were vert
Mllf Nhunk NlNhllNfb III spirit Will
the fire and courage OF youth, and
holding their own N whatever situa-
ton arosc--and situations were
arising with almost every sun.
II is with their gallantry ana chlv-
alrous instincts that this story deals
Judge Ledbetter, who was IN the city
Yesterday on legal business. Was n
visitor at the Chamber OF Commerce.
calling on his hong time friend and
in half hour of reminiscence that
followed the story came out As II
b one OF those rare ones that nobody
mould be permitted TO keep-not
sven Col. Douglas and Judge Led BET
ter--it Is here given.
Col. Douglas and Judge I.edbetter
were roommates on the second floor
Of a two-story rooming house where
quite a number OF other young men
had rooms. also. They were all
friends and gathered nightly In each
others rooms for companionqhip and
such pastimes as were, In vogue in
Gainesville then and are stil I'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

the old. savage way "Gets-It' is
the modern. painless. simple way
Lean over and put two drops Of
"GeB-Tr' on the corn, put your
stocking and shoe right on again.
and forget the corn. Pain IL eased
"Gets-it" has reyoluuonized the
treatment Of c0rns. II never lrri-
tntes the truqf flesh Youll stop
limping on the side OF your shoe. and
DO away with greasy salycs. bundling
handaEes. thick plasters and pain
fll methods. Use "Gets-lt." it's COM
mon sense
"Gets-Ir' is sold by all druggists
tyou need pay no more than rs
cents). or n will be sent direct by
~ Lawrence & Co. Chicago. ~.
Sold IN Tulsa and recommended
ns the worlds best corn remedy BY
Tulsa Dfug company iounkman
Drug Nmpany. Roy X. Getman. --
Ads- .-----.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
! am Sincere! Stop Ca|omeI!
Guarantee DodSonS Liver Tone
Listen to mel Calomel sickens and you may lose
days work. If bilious constpated or
headachy read my guarantee.

few cents under my personal money.
hack guarantee that each spoonful
Will clean your sluggish liver better
Than dose of nasty calornei and
that Il won't make you sick.
Bodson's liver rUns IA real IIvsr
m nedicine. You'il know II nsxt norm
ing because you will wake up feeI-
DE fire. your liver will be working,
headache and dizziness gone atom
ach VIII be sweet and bowels REGULAR
Dddson's Liver Tone IL enfirelv
vegetable. therefore harmless aod
can not salivats Give Il 10 venr
children. Millions OF people ar, -
ing Dodson's Liver Tone fnstead ~
dangerous calomsl now Your drur-
cist will tell you that the sale Of csl-
omel is almost stopped entirety here.
ADV. "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

Liyen up your sluggish liver, Peel
fine and cheerful. make your work a
pleasure, he vigorous and FUN Of anu
bition But take no nasty. danger
oua calomeL because IA makes ynu
SEX and you may lose a days work
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones
Cniomcl crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. breaking II up That's
when you feel the awful nausea and
rrampinE
Listen To- me 10 YOU want 20 en-
SOY The incest gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever expert
snccd JUST take spoonful u harm
lesF Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
Your druggist or dealer sells you a
bottle ~ Dodsons Liver Tone for a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
NEW HOTEL TO BE BUILT
Thrce-Story Bulliing Containing
One Hundred Rooms on
Main Street

A new 100000 hotel three
stories high and TO contain one hun
dred rooms. will be built on North
Main street between the Frisco and
Katy passenger stations by o. X
Eysenbach.
A contract for tho new building
will be let within a few days and
construction work will begin at
once. The hotel Is to he all fire
proof and strictly modern in every
way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
Heart ard Aut y
PROT q m r.

II especially mean 10 me and she
seems 20 be the best liked by all the
rest She takes pains to make fun
OF my boy friends and of everything
in the world that care especially
for She also talks about my hig
head and she says I would be good
looking N my eyes weren't too big
i wish I didn't feel 80 badly about
these remarks. but | csn't help ~
II I drop. the girls I will be unhappy
too. because 30 thoroly like the
rest and know they like me. what
would you advise me 20 dof --
Hv,sr e.
30 not be - sensitive n the girl
were not Jealous ~ you for some
reason or other she would not make
such remarks can assure you ab-
soiutsiy that n she really thot your
eyes were TOO nix she would be KIND
enough mo, 60 say ~. Above all do
not show thnt her remarks hurt you.
Laugh ~ them. hecaus she only
"a ~ Hnl ird things tu bother YOU
and when she sees that she has $40
ceeded she Riorie- in the fact
Dear Mrs Thompsont what
harmless remedy In good fDr black
heads 4 r. T..
Get cameishair face brush n
biAaa tailst saap. a llttle good eeld
cream and e few ounces ~ common
washing soda n the blackheads are
very distinct. press them out n
not scrub the fnce morning and
nlFht With hot water into which you
have put "a bit ~ soda. about the
sire of uasy bean. 20 each quart
% hot water. lather the brush and
scrub the face thoroly ANefward
amply ihr toilet cream.
Dear Mrs Thompson. kiniy auF-
Fest somcthing that viii shrink a
sweater 4 have an all-w0Ol one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
This Corn Will
Peel Right Off!
"Gets-It" Makes COrns Come
on the "Bdndna-PeeI" Way!

why have to flop on the floor.
squeeze yourself up like the letter
II" and with bulging eyes draw
your face up into n wrinkly knot
while you gouge and pull at the
quick" OF tender CORN That's
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

Dear Mrs Thompson: About the
only girl relative have. with whom
Il am on intimate terms, IL a cousin
OF whom think the world.
mutual friend who lives In the same
town where my cousin resides has
written me that she. my cousin. II
engaged She has Witnessed the fact
that my cousin ia wearing diamond
ring am very lonesome In the
place where / am stopping tempo
raTily on account OF work, and |
want 10 write my cousin and I
don't know whether II would be
proper for me 20 mention the fact
that she II engaged what shall I
Ido7 would like 10 congratulate
both and tell them how happy | am
about them. I have never been biz
myself. at least not that hard. 30 I
am entirely ignorant as to how n
affects people. TO say nothing OF
girl cousins. Please answer at once
II do want TO be proper. don't you
/ know JEAN
Your cousin IL hiding nothing or
she would not wear the ring Say
would you advise me &C. dO3
considered proper to congratulate
the girl. Get around q someway
without using the word 'congratu-
late" TO her.
Dear Mrs Thompson. am 20
years old md / do not seem 10 be
like other girls I know ! am not
bad looking and have enough
money 20 dFess as well and spend a.
much as The other girls in my
crowd. but somehow 7 cannot make
myself as well liked ~ the rest
Perhaps ! am too quiet do not
like dancing very we'll hut DO
dance Ike 20 read and 7 have
several boy friends who really enjoy
me.
4 There Is one giri In the crowd WHIT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

that has been washed twice. bR Il
gets larger instead Of shrinking
MRS. a. n. !
The sweater may shrink II you
put u In boiling water and again u
may not There In no other way /
can suggest 10 shrink a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

For Indigrru0n, Constipation or
Blllousncrs
lust Try one 50-cent bottle OF LAX
FOS WITH pEPSiN.. A liquid
Digestive Laxative pleasant 10 take
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-26

also spent . few days At Buckeye
Lake, Ohio.
Miss Velva N. Ferrell. formerly OF
this city. now in the employ OF the
government at washington. Is suffer
ing from a severe attack Of tousilitis.
She recently underwent a minor oper-
alton on her throat al Garcld hospi-
tai
Mrs. Jerry Ebert woh has tsen FOR
seyral weeks the guest OF ncr broth
or. Morgan Chambers 2nd Mrs
Chambers. leaves tomorrow or her
home in Baltimore
Miss Margaret Bebout and broth
er George, OF Grafton. are guests OF
their grandmother. Mrs BELLE Be
bout on Rheu Terrace
Miss Elizabeth Bright. OF Keyser.
is the guest OF her uncle, sim Bright,
and family az Bell Run
Born % Nj. and Mrs Grover
Strothor. az their home in Eel.ngton.
a daughter Mrs. Strothcr was for
merly Miss MJude BIllincslcy. OF this
city
Miss Doris jenkins. who is spend
ing the summer with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs G.. II. jenkins. ~ thep sum
mcr home near Eldora. spent the
week end here with Miss Helen Robb.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-26
Program FOR Reunion

The following program will be given
a. the reunion Of the Jacobs.Deune.t
Williams families at the g;5ye near
the Bethel Baptist church, MOnOugd
liza county. next Sunday September ].
Opening song. Devotional exercise
conducted by Rev. L. l.. Lightncr. Of
NewcOmersvillo, o., welcome address
by Lindsay Jacobs, report Of secre
tary and reading OF Honor Roll by
Clyde L, Jacobs. Morgautowu. pIa.
sentation OF service flag by the pre-
dent. J. NJ Jacobs, Of FairmOnt; sCag.
Keep the Home Fires Burning, by
class OF girls. Jacobs history hv John
T.. Jacobs, Morgantown. address by
Z. McRea, Halleck; song, history
Of Williams family by Mrs Harvey
Williams. Morgantown; history Of
Benne;. family, by George Bennett, Of
Iol gantown; adjournment Tor dinne-.
Two oclock-Opening song AMI al
dress On the pioneer Jacobs family o.
James Farrell, Fairchanca, IA; bust
lltFN ~ SUN NAlf nNalt - d . I'' lhl IlI'
dav will be conducted by Miss Edna
Jacobs Fairmont
Ms. Albert J. Kern and children
are in MOrgantOwn on u visit
Mrs. John NJ. Trach and children
have returned from an extended trip
to Monroe county and Lancaster Coua-
~, Pa While in Lancaster city she
visited her brother, Rev. r. g. Hunhe,
who was formerly pastor ot Grace
English Lutheran church, Farmo?t
The many friends Of S J. Biohst
will be pleased 10 learn that he Is
about again after having been ~ for
several weeks. Yesterday he resumed
his work as oiganist al Grace English
Lutheran church. Mr.. BrObst has been
very faithful for many years in the
discharge Of those duties
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-26
PERSONALS

Miss Beatrice Amos. stenographer
Of the sherif's office, is on two
weeks trip 10 Aurora. Preston county
Ross Musgrave, OF the sherif's o.
| flee. is home from a two weeks trip
/ TO Webster Springs
r. o. Mum, a former Harmonic.
was here for several days during the
latter part Of last week Re took The
s,cnographic report OF tie gas fght
az the public service commission hear.
ing.
: Leslie Martin, little daughter Of
/ Mr. and Mrs B. J. Martin, a. View
! Ave, is spending the week with her
/ GRANDMOTHER. Mrs Margaret Sturm,
near Fairyiew
Misses Matilda and Myrtle NcKin-
ney have returned from Weston,
where they had spent several day
with friends.
] Nj and Mrs. John Martin and
daughter. Miss Marjorie. returned the
| last OF the week from Asheyille. y.
| c., where Mrs Martin and Miss Mar
jorie had spent the past several
months. Mr. Martin went 10 Ashe-
/ vile several weeks ago and accom-
panied them home
Mrs. T. T. Hoult OF the East sndc,
sepnt III week end in Barrachyille the
guest OF Mrs Charles Cramer.
/ The Misses Blanche and lrma Hen
|ry have returned from a motoring
"trip through Pennsylvania and Mary
( land They accompanied Or. and
/ Mrs. W j. Boydston, OF this city, who
/ are now at a summer resort in Pres
ton county.
/ Mrs. Louise Fox and Miss Eva
Brand spent the week end at ldlawild
/ the guests OF Mrs y. L. L. Nost, who
| is spending severa weeks there. Mrs.
Yost has recently returned from a
motoring trip through the Valley Of
/ Virginia with a party Of '..-. as from
/ Clarksturg
Born on Saturday TO NJ. and Mrs.
| f. 4. Lloyd. OF this city, al he hoL2o
| OF the laters' mother in Elkins. a son.
Mss Inez Jacobs has re rned from
I Triune. Monongahlia county, where
she had spent two weeks with rela-
| tiyes.
Mrs. Dalton Simon has gone 10 Mt.
Lake aPrk. Md. where she is the
uest OF Miss Mary Devcny at the lat
ter's summer home
/ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williamson
Ihaye returned from a two weeks mo-
/ toring trip through the Valley Of Nir-
ginia and other eastern points.
Mrs. Frank Morris and little son
/ James. Of Mt Morris, Pa, are spend
| ing a few weeks here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. OF
/ Cleveland, Ohio. are the guests Of the
formers mother. Mrs. J. +. Snyder,
on Fairmont avenue.
Miss Blanche TchinsH left today
| for Pittsburgh, where she viii visit
/ relatives several days.
Mrs. J. c. Atha and daughter, Miss
Ethel. have returned from a visit
with relatives at Cambridge. Gollairc,
Ohio. and Wheeling. W. Va. Miss Atha
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-26
Hsadlinsr in Many Successes.

Richard Carrie, star in "Furs and
FFills" at the Grand Opera House
Wednesday night, is not newcomer
BY any manner Of means. 1t takes bu:
q moments study 10 remember that
earle was connected with The Isle
Of Champagne" The Mayor Of To.
kio" and THE Cohan Revue The
present production is as strong a mu.
steal comedy as either OF the others
named. and is fully eligible to be list.
ed in his successes Silyie Helm and
Claude +. Macarthur are responsible
10 rthe books, lyrics and music scores,
and they have done their work well.
fol the book is notable for It's spon.
taneous laugh interest. the lyrics are
we'll turned and the music is tuneful
and unforgetable. The cast is thor.
0ughly representative, and affords eX.
cOllent support OF course. no must
cal comedy is complete without a
beauty chorus. and the earle chorus
contains only those charming in face
and form. EXtragant costumes and
scenic effects are fully provided for
that the eye may be pleased as well
as the ear
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-26
Powell Richards

The marriage of Miss Mabel Gillian
Richards. daughter Of Nrs. John R,.'t
ards and the Rev Leland Jerome 20"
ell formerly OF Grafton W. Va. was
sOlemnizcd on Saturday evening al
nine O'Clock al. the home OF the bride
on Raymond street East side.
The Rev. Holden OF Eikus an l2ti
mate friend Of the groom Performed
the marriage ceremony in the pre-;
encc OF relatives and intimate friends
and Miss Margaret Richards a sister
OF the bride PLAYED the wedding mus,e.
The bride was attiTed in a gown OF
white crepe meteor and georgette
crepe. and she carried a shower boquei
of bride roses and sweet peas.
Following the marriage service an
informal reception was held and con
gratulatious and best wishes were
extended TO both
Tho interior OF the Richards home
was ar.istiCa'ly decorated in plimi,
ferns and garden flowers, coclor
scheme in green and white being car.
ri6d out IN the living room where thc
ceremony was performed, while yellow
and white prcdomnated in the deco
rations in the dining room where re-
froshmcnts were served
The Rev. and Mrs Powell remained
here for the week end and viii so on
to Grafton today where the former
has recently closed n several year,
pastoratc 10 go 10 Richmond Va
where he has accepted a call 10 the
Pine street Bdbtist church.
The engagement Of Miss Richard
and the Rev. Powell was announced
several weeks ago and since that time
the former has been the honor guest
At a number OF social events. She Is
a graduate OF the High and Normal
schools and of West Virginia Univer.
sity and for the past few years has
taught school here and at Grafton
She is a member of a prominent East
side family. The Rev. Nj Powell who
had been pastor Of the First BaJt.st
church at Grafton for several years is
a graduate Of Lake Forest college and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-26

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hess q
Pierpont avenue have announced ll
marriage Of their daughter. Loona. o
Corporal George A. Mackay Of Dolar
anna y, J. which event was solomnlrof
recently in New York city prior % ~
lattcr's sailing Tor France Mr.. Mac
hay Is an electrical engineer and Wal
employed on the construction Of TIE
Fairmout hotel. Mrs. Mackay vii
reside with her parents during her
husbands absence.