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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
THEIR BUMP Is A DIMPIIc.

IL would seem as tho II was about
time the government impressed all
crooked grafters, merchants. manu-
facturers and others, that this country
iH in state OF war with a powerful
foe. People pick up daily papers and
read q some ,rook trying 10 get rich
out of war contracts. stealing ma
terinls trying 20 put across out
raseous prices for everything lmagln-
able. and then wonder what the gov.
ernmenet agents are doing toward
bringing these worse than traitors to
Justice.
We read OF shoddy hats. blankets.
clothes. Improperly prepared ammu-
milton, and lot OF other things, and
yet we have heard OF none OF these
crooks being punished. The latest
news OF this sort In whore a combi-
nation OF crooks has been discovered
stealing the cloth which had been
made for garments for our soldiers.
These things directly aid our foes.
more 30 than could foreign enemies
In our midst
Lack OF preparation and proper
supplies for the men who have volun-
teered and been drafted into the army
can do more TO demoraliEe our men
and duh our high Ideals Of patriotism
than can direct attacks by enemies
In other countries thess crooks arC
given short SHIFT and IL begins tc
look ns II an active firing squad could
do n lot OF good work In eIlminatinl
the dishonest ambitions Of men whc
place ill-gotten wealth before tht
welfare of the country which they dis
grace by calling themselves citizens
aud claiming It's protection.
II Is wen said of this sort OF peopl,
that their bump of patriotism IL
+ dImple.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
a7akygBeM'icn@E'
E8hE-,l'Nr1:: zs:s e: w

from tree top. What are you going
to do?" asked Billy Bunny.
We'll, there's one thing I'm not go
ing to do" answered the old crow,
pointing over TO the farmer and his
hired man who were planting corn,
I'm not going anywhere near them" ;"
And then Mr. Crow showed the lit
tie rabbit how to scratch up the yell
low kernals which were already plant
cd. Just then, all OF n sudden, bRngl
went something. and Mr.. Crow flut-
tered and hoped off to the Friendly
Forest. And no did Billy Bunny. But
| don't mean he fluttered. lie hoped.
but lots better than Mr.. Crow. And
when they were safe among the trees
Mr.. Crow said, I'm shot"
"Oh, dear me-" said the little rab-
bit, 81 wish / were "A doctor" But
there wasn't any use In wishing, and
pretty soon Mr.. Crow became very
sick.
I'm going to die, I know IT," he
cried.
Let me look at your wing" said
Bllly Bunny. for that was the place
where the old crow had been hit. But
there wasn't even n scratch on 1t,
When MIR. Crow learned this he
Tapped his wings and said he felt bet
ter. And pretty soon he flew away.
tAnd II the pepperbox doesn't drop
some pepper In the ice cream and
make II cry 80 IL won't freeze. III tell
you next time about Billy Bunny and
tho flrefly.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
CHAPTER XIII.
Wv CllnnCr.

Captain Donovan WAS waiting tof
me. as / came down the stairs. lie
was pacing up and down the porch
nervously. He could only have waited
about haif an hour. But II seemed TO
have annoyed him.
had had hard time. To be
dressed appropriately for motor
ride that would end in tea and dancins.
| wore my blue taffeta travelling
dress. But my haiti was large and
floppy Not at alr the Kind OF hat
to enjoy oneself in, motoring, | said
motoring now. No one here spoke or
the auto OF aptomoblling!
Rut' Ammo Jones came into this gap
in my wardrobe She offered me a
tiny tight-fittinP hat OF her own.
wRs grateful, Even more happy. II
was decidedly becoming. SO by the
time / had pinned It on at the most
fetching angle tied on "A sheer meshed
Veil. the Captain had been waiting Il
while
But had I not always read 70 keep
men waiting 10 was another one OF
those things that you learn. (Not
that had many opportunities for
this sort OF thlngD But you had best
try them o.p yourself. II may do II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
Rippiing Rhymes
Exnensi,a Iuxury.
By WALT MASON

Expensive Luxury.
There's always something needed
about n choo choo cart; the more it's
worked and speeded, the more II
breaks your heart. II fairly makes
one totter. this digging UP the price.
for stuff to keep the water from freez-
Ing hard as ice; this bloyfng legal
tender for inner tube and tire. for
axle and for fender. and costly cop
per wire. Your engine needs
blanket. 10 keep the heat therein. or
when you go TO crank IL. It's sure TO
balk like sin. There's always some
,hing breaking, there's always some
thing wrong, and human hearts are
aching, az they chug-chug along
There's trouble most titanic whom
e'er you 20 abroad, and then n punk
mechanic Will touch you for your wad
Sometimes when ! am sobbin' DER
motor griefs and ills, | wish ! had old
Dobbin, TO climb the vordant hills.
used to have "A surrey and horse for
self and frau, and had as much OF
worry as am having now. For when
we wished to frolic parasa ~ or two
old Dobbin had the collie. or he had
lost shoe. There IL no fun, I'm
thinking, with no discordant note. and
tho my roll keeps shrinking. | would
not lose my boat
Copyright, 1917. George Matthew Adams }
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
Little Benny's Notebook

Hld Hunt loaned me his tennis ball
for hole day yestiddy In lxchange
for 9 marbles and a gold medal with
n Earsa parilla RVverti2ement or tho
other side of H. and I was throwing II
agent walls and catching II agcn, and
bouncing II and diffren. things ana
Mary Watkins skatcd up or her
fkatos, saying, Goodniss. that's a fine
ball. Kenny, my don't 4 huunts, tho
DO YOU want 10 bounts ~ l sod.
Nlch she started to- saying. q, wat
n rerfcckly bowtlfir ball, my. but YOU
fave nice things, Benny
Wich | do, and lldert say enye
thing, and she scd, | wish | had one
Ike &C. And I kcpp on not saying
encythlns, and she kepp on bouncing
the ball. saying | wish had ono Jest
hnctly perfeckly immeehiry Hike II.
How wood YOU like to have that
oie2 ! ssd, and she sed, . Benny,
how perfcckly sweet Il You to give
me sutch N perfecKy beNtifl ball. |
didcnt have eny idcer Of sutCh thing
Aud prltty son she skate1 away on
her skates and | started to wonder wat
20 tell Sid Hunt wen | met him. wich
Iritty soon | did, saying. Hello. Sid
Hello, got my tennis ball? sed sid
Hunt.
sure, | SEQ, ana nc sed ware Is
Is and sed, l got H. and he ecu
Wen, the times up, and scd Its prtt-
IS good Of n ball, wat do you Tuui
10 swap it?
O, | mite. sod sid Hunt and | std
Watts YOU wunt for Il? m give you
IS commons. 6 agates and 3 serts,
Wat. for that SWEET tennis ball, wy
don't YOU ask me 10 give II 10 w,
| FOR nuthinr and pay you rs dollar,
for taking itlsed std Hunt, And w
kepp on arg6wlng about II ana attel
about 10 minnlts he sold It 60 me 10,
! 25 commons, agutes and 6 scnts
and | sed, Well lts a good thing yot
sold II TO mo, because ] amt got 4
eny moro. and sid Hunt sed, know
you aint, | saw Mary Watkins bounc
ing It and she told me YOU gave It e
] her. proving he know II all the time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
Hunting a Husband MARY r' Sopor..

one is fascinating, "A beauty. and an
heiress. But not Just plain human
girl-lil,e me,
SO the Captain was annoyed slight.
iy. Tho he concealed II under nice
manner. Next time | would be more
prompt. ! don't value person the
more who keeps me waiting. Why
should a mRny
The Captain started the car. We
were soon running smoothly over the
state road. Lovely glimpses OF coun-
blue hills. and the black of clustered
pines Here and there bit OF glean,-
ing sapphire water sparkled up at us.
IL was 80 easy TO talk too. The
constant changing panorama. IL for
hade bSfecnlp---;At least In the early
stages T'wo people In little car;
you are quite shut away from the
world II makes you intimate. Ii
seemed to make the Captain and me
Intimate.
We felt almost as II we were old
friends
This is the second time In my
life that I've been in n car" l said.
| loJNed upat the Captain / eN-
pected To see a shocked look. but
was wrong. lie laughed.
Il knew you were different from
The other girls he said.
Yes ! an, different from tho
others I'm quite poor and quite un~
sed TO all this"
True. but have the advantage over
the others, OF having been brought
| UP simply. French ideals --"
! Should | ne, er he rid OF that Con-
! vent lle7 1 shook IL off | twisted
the conversation from myself
| At best stupid topic for the other
person. In my case adangcruus one.
Shall we speedI" asked my conf
! pauion. We did. So recklessly, too,
| that In n turn of the road | was
thrown violently against Captain Dom
ovan. lie cut down the speed lie
held me with one arm. | tried to
free myself But his arm was strong.
Here was my chance
| Quite honestly j said, THANK you,
! Captain Donovan, | am all rigt now
| There was no coqnetry In my voice
The Captain gave me one surprised
look.
so you have forgotten last night?''
no asked
yes. l have" there was anger In
my voice.
The Captain released me.
We were approaching the Road Tree
Inn.
Tomorrow, Being an Outsider.
| tCNyHght 1917 deorgc Matthew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
XII.

NII.
Let me think In the last story i
promised 10 tell you how the elephant
unpncked his trunk. Well, ! cant, for
when he got back TO the circus he'd
lost the key. But as that was the only
piece Of bad luck on his vacation he
didn't care very much. he just bor7
rowed "A clean collar from the monkey
and started right IN az N nothing had
happened.
Now let's go back TO little Billy
Bunny. He was hopping alonF susual
when he came across his 8rfSnd the
grasshopper. =
Didn't you find yonr elephant
friend7"
"Oh. yes" replied the. LITTLE rabbit.
Hes back NJ the circus. What are
you going to do7"
"ril tell you" replied the srasshop-
per. Listen TO me:
In the sweet by and by,
when the sun is shining high.
shall sing a merry song
And shall sing 1t all day Song
Happy little Hopper, |.
In this wheat by and by.
And. now that I've gone and told
you, there's nothing more To say
And he hoped into the field
After little ways. not so very far.
| Billy Bunny came TO n plowed field
and the first person he raw was Mr..
Crow. lie was Just dropping down
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
City Nelcs in Brief


II. THEODORE BuRkEY IL spending
several days holiday vacation In New York.
=
MR.. AND MRS. EMiL A. wIENfoKE an.
nounse tho birth Of son. December 81.
W. A. MOORE ia spending a few days
ON business in Miami. Okla.
REESE OLIVER !. spending the wstE
with friends In Muskogse,
J. NJ. CHANDLER. ylcepresident OF the
s. sIss s1Is os SmsasSa ,Sa su."... s.s.ds ,s
DIR. N. A. HoUsER has gone to spend two
OF three weeks attending ehnies az the
hospitals In New Orleans.
CHEsLyE FROST. an employe Of the
this week from New York city.
TIRE CITY SCHOOLS win rscOnysss next
cation 20 iheiud' New Years day.
EMILY BARHAM va fined 800 in mu.
nicipsi court yesterday on the charge OF
when the police rsidsd the Luxor rooms, and
sei'sd quantity Of whisky.
JOHN SHELTON will leave today for
Columbia Mo, 70 resume his studies In the
University OF Missouri
GEORGE MARrlN left isst night FOR Chi.
lcago TO resume his studies In the Chicago
university.
&c. MeMINN, manager Of the local office
Of the white Sewing Machine company. re
turned 10 this city yesterday after short
,isi, with relatives in Oklahoma city.
GRADY. urHes and Aaron Patterson re.
turned yesterday from n several days visit
with relatives In Jackson and other Tennes'
see points.
@ H. SCHLEYER general superintendent
Of the Frisco lines, with headquarters at
Springfield, Mo. Vas here yesterday on bust
ness.
SECRETARY ", A RAYsoN OF the Re.
tail Merchants association will return today
from a trip to Pswhuska In the interest OF
the association.
DECEMBER. WITH ITS marriage licenses
iAsued, set a new record for Tulsa county,
The final month OF the year Tar ontstrippeo
June, which is called the month Of brides
MISS MAE sToUan, private secretary
& OH R. r., has returned home after two
weeks vacation visit with relatives In Okla
boma City.
pRreAp1ER GEoRaE WOOD OF the Okla
hoira.TeNas division OF the salvation array
viii arrive In Tulsa this afternoon to remain
for two or three days In connection with the
work among the soldiers
CYRUS & AVERY, president Of the Al
bert PIKE Highway sssocistion, left yestsr-
day for saltwater In the interest of the
coming convention OF the association TO De
held at Fort Smith
=
LIEUT.. FRANCIS SCHMIDT of Camp
Pike, Little Rock, Ark, Il here for few
days visit to- friends Lieutenant Schmidt
formerly was physical director OF Henry
X ,ndal college 30
] John BAUGHNAN white. was srraisned
before United States COMMISSIONER John IL
| wilkins yesterday. charged With failing ie
/ rJgiSter for army service June y. Ills bono
was fixed at $500 and his preliminary hear
Ing set for January 22.
| A DECREE OF divorce WAS granted By
Judge Breckinridge OF the superior court yes
terday TO Mrs Grace StrtnEfellow from ne'
husband, Henry Suingfelow. Mrs, stringfei
! low IS maiden name, Grace Vickers. was re
| stored hy an order OF the decree.
INFORMATION CHARGINNG Tony Mat
| thews q woman, with grand larceny, wal
| filed yesterday In the court OF Lee Daniel
justice Of the pesee. The woman is anege'
| 10 have stolen $50 frcm Aiva Loar. She wsI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
THE NEW YEAR

Come YOU with dangers TO fright ua
on .hazard TO try out our souls,
Then may you find us undnunted, De
termlned TO get to our goals
Now white are the pages You BRING
us to fill with tho tales OF our
deeds,
And / pray we shall square at the
finish the work OF our lives win
our creeds.
oh, child OF year. do you wonder
what here upon earth you shhll
find?
America shows you people united
in purpose and mind.
And whatever you bring us of danger
whatever you hold 20 alright
/ pray that we never shall lower our
standards Of ruth and Of right
Here YOU find us n people united, ful'
pledged to the work OF the world,
TO banish the dospot and the Vrhnt
ovr banner In battles unfurled.
And here 20 II world that IN bleeding;
and weary and heartsick you
come,
But whatever you've brought us OF
duty, we'li answer the call OF
your drum.
We may weep in our grief ana our
sorrows, we may bead meath the
might of tho foe,
-Alut never our courage shall falter,
and never wen run from the
blow.
We know not how troubled our path
ways shall be. nor how sorely
beset,
But 1 pray we shall cling to our honor
as men and never our purpose
forget
(Copyright, 1917, bv Edgar A. 0uest)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

We DO not believe Sherman eXar-
gerated In his historic description Of
war and for that reason we would like
20 SEQ somebody step forth with a
word to depict the state Of affairs n
Russia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

There IL hint for the home IN n
practice established at one OF the
great training camps OF the national
army Whendhe men ask for a sec
ond helping AT, any meal the food Is
served as requested, but II any Of that
food remains uneated the plate IL
carefully put away, tagged with the
name of the soldier who left II, and
the leftover food rs given him as his
first course Mt the next meal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

We do not know whether no has
tho power or not. but " he has we
believe II would be splendid Idea for
Mr.. Hoover TO establish an inyestI-
rationless day each week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

or course the shortage IN blankets
orercoats and woolens at the canton.
ments was wholly by oversight. 1t n
the weather man who should he hell
culpahle for bringing winter on IA
usual iu December
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

No chaplaIns over 40 years old,
Seasoned ministers will not be admit
ted In the army. Washington realizes
the fact that II is going to be a long
hard hike over 10 Berlin and only
youth can stand the grind,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

slowly the Russians who are seek
ing TO fix MP peace with Germany arc
learning that the German idea is to
give the other fellow considerably less
than nothing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
Spur
.a6MeN1OrnQIt

NlilLkn


The police chief OF uresley, Col.
has mans sire Job ahead OF him:
He has issued issued his iWpsrla'
ukaxe To the effect that the women
~ that town must wear moro thhn
q pint OF clothes or keep off the street.
end he will be the Judge and jury ON
ths subject
Thus speaks a gentleman and g pa
triot and an idehllst but a darc-dovil
as reckless y the movie villain VINO
jumps off the cliff dragging the hoio-
Inc by the hair.
IL IL ali right 10 be earnest and
sincere In matters OF reform. but why
lie foolhardy?
II seems as tho no has placed the
limit rather high. In these days wnrn
grand opera diva or vaudeville
actress can travel across the continent
With her entire wardrobe, Including
nine complete changes OF costume, IN
n morocco leather card case. pint OF
1lothes SENS Ike a LOT Of clothes.
Now that all the Chicago restau-
rants are closed AZ 10 clock people
win hnve 10 find some new way Of
spending their money between that
hour and o.
a Detroit man has discovered a
splendid substitute rur gasoline, aIiu
Il costs only nickel. lie goes and
takes a street car ride
Horny Gnspcll has bought COW
and IN now suppl ing his nclgnbOra
with buster ana fresh eggs Item In
an ohio paper
A financial expert In Washington
shys.
Capital IL tlmid these days'
Tnnid2 A weak word.
Capital " scared TO death.
According C. our view OF the thlng.
Any time We have looked Tor any IF IT
II has hidden itself away Sp
We have dared 1t to come out IN the
open
II we ever get our hands onto any
Of n
We win give it something to be timid
about
A Wise Man"
| There was man In our town,
And he was wohdrous wise;
| Ho bought HIS wife n new Silk gown
In way OF a surprise.
Uo paid Just nineteen ninety eight
lie told his wife In slee
Che looked At him In deep disgust,
And then rhe said. said she:
Il could have bought that dress down
down
For seven eiRhty-two.
why don't YOU read the ads my dear
As really wise men doy"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

A Russian has arisen TO announce
that the bolsheviki movement is the
first real social revolution" And tho
world, seeing It's effect. hopes 1t will
be the last.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

A marked scarcity OF Scotch" In
Britain threatens to reduce holiday
hilarlsy in that quarter. A species Of
silent conscription uanfserred ore
mill,on gallons. Of the brand 10 the
fronts where facilities for fireworks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
Ak Hcnnrfc1i

A girl who was running London
'hus was making tdt her first report
Under the heading, Accidents" sh,
stated.
Bumped into an old gent"
Under the heading Remarks" she
seid.
Simply awful"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

Now, let's see; Food will win the
war. "Air supremacy will win tho
war" -Controi OF tho ocean will win
the war" That's perfectly all right
Just % we win It.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

II the Lewis gun functions ms well
In battle as the inventor functions In
dsnouncing General croxier the gun
certainly IL some weapon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

made in Germany war bulletins
continue 10 display the kaisers greas
knack Of covering up defeats and
trumpeting up victories.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

stii the bolsheviki on the Mexican
border could scarcely design a better
plan that raiding to facilitate inNolun-
tary suicide,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

Let's just see DO you recall those
aays OF yester-year when one might
crawl thru hole In the back fence
and borrow a cup OF sugar off
benign neighbour
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

did you get damaSos Tor being
IN that street car cCllSon ?"
Sure, A hundred for me and fifty
Ion my wife,
THE missRsf Was she hurt. too ~
mot In the crash. but h@d the
presence OF mind TO fetch ',te on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

a Red Gross contrIbntion Uf 3I
east unen the waters" by an aged
scrub Woman for a Kansas CiU club
during the first membership campaign
came hack TO her masnified ninety
times. A member OF the board OF
trade wfsY knew of tho Incident gave
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

BY the way which christmas was Il
that was TO have seen the boys out OF
the trenchesf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

The Calf Ribs Widow Is to have II
new caller Sunday ca ening la the
person OF Yam Sims, one OF our most
natty young prospects, lie asked her
could Ne call while at the postoffice
Wednt sday. and as she Is very prud
ent about tho company she keeps, she
hCsitated several seconds before tell
ing him that she would be delighted
20 hhvehim.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
WInlcr ON the ReseryatIon.

The Indian brave.
Slipped on the pave
And hit the walk.
When that she saw
His faithful sduaw 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

AN ORDER FIELD last week In the su.
perior court 10 declare IL q. Coy In conteulpt
Of court for falling 20 pay nlimony 20 his
wife, Florence Coy, as specified In . decree
OF divorce granted Mrs. Coy, was dismissed
in the Superior court yesterday. The differ
husband, An secount OF Coy IN bank at
Commeree, Otis, which had been attached
when the order was filed ssst week by Mrs,
Coy. was released from the custody Of the
court upon knowledge that the matter had
been amicably settled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

MANY oKLAHoMANs are interested in
the organization Sf the Southwestern Nursery.
mems association, which win bo effected ~
Denison, Texas beginning on January .,
Those who will ro from Otlahoma 10 take
sn active part In the program are Jim Par
ker Of Teeumseh and " A. Wagner OF Dur.
ant. Mr.. Parker will speak on the status OF
southwestsrn nursery conditions, while Nj.
Wagner will, in connection with men from
Louisiana, Arkankas Terss and New Mer.
name Of ''rhe outiook by Sections.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

pFTHET YOUNG, the negro who vas
taken OF Frisco train some days ago by
deputy United states mnrShals. charged
Nth being the owner OF doren or two hot
vater bottles which he had shipped from
Kansas city. filled with liquor, was arraigned
before United States Commission j, u.
wilkins yesterday, As ha was shipping the
liauor thru tho Indian country " Jones, his
not be charged with introducing, so he was
charged with failing 20 label The liquor In
violation OF u federal statute. His bond was
Uxed at $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01

THE LOCAL navy recruiting station had
one Of the longest lists Of applicants yes
peared for examination yesterday, and on
w Wednesday the successful ones will depart
for Oklahoma City for their final exAmins
ton Several more arD 10 be examined
Wednesday and there sre Is or 30 boys who
will make the trip from here "Wednesday
night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-01
Phones: All Departments, 5000

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