Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-08

The Fort Smith Times Record
kinks II would be o fine thing for
ne country II Oklahoma would got
i'd Of Senator Gore. This Is what
state Chairman Alger Melton and
lalf dozen asplrants think also.
A sapupa! lady who undertook 70
teach her husband noatness, found |
after weeks trial all OF his per-
'onal belongings on the floor whore
he had dropped them, except his !
plug Of star tobacco.
J. Il. House compliments Al Jen-
nInRH on his complete dlsappnrhnco |
from newspapers and periodicals.
The United States supreme court !
has upheld the order of Onto SeliH |
tho payment OF bonus |
money until the bootlegEerH could |
be cleaned out of Usage county, hut |
tho payment has been ordered made
Notwithstanding.
Here is n chance for some Tulsa
man to add TO hts wealth, Mrs
Edith Denen, widow Of the Brown
Palace hotel. Denver, has heard
that TulHa H town Of milllonaires,
and she promises an opportunity TO
ono or moro Of them to increase
their fortunes from ono hundred
thousand to "A dililon dollars on a
comparatively small Investment
She owns string Of gold and silver
mines In proven district and wants
someone to help hor finance thom.
II you are going TO Colorado for the
summer you might make u mcmor-
andum OF this and combine buM Il
ncsB with pleasure by investigating
the proposition. She invites u fun
investigation and promises to show
the mines personally.
Senator Gore has returned TO
Oklahoma uud win mako the season
at his place near LaWton.
The president takes time to ap-
point registrar OF the land office
at Topeka. The most that can be
said OF this office at this day ANA
time is that II gives the title holder
an office in tho federal building
without rent
Lon thhl your bItdh upon iHt
waters. Use q substitute.
Muskogee sells potatoes at two
cents "A pound. retail. In Tulsa they
are three cents, But. says the
dealer, 1t Is worth a cent pound
more to eat spuds in Tulsa than in
Muskogte' =, q
The as entry foe charged can
didates by tho McAleater News
Capital seems to have discouraged
all opposition to J. Roy Williams,
It's editor. for state senator.
We pause long enough to inquire
IL anyone knows how Jno. h. -.
Aue, publisher OF the Fort Smith
Tlmes-~ Record pronounces h ts
name?
Miami's now hotel is to be opened
June l by grand opera singer and
a menu OF food substitutes.
Chlckasha is going to get out Of
the small-town circuit by closing
her stores on Saturday night,
1t was Attorney John Watkins Of
Muskogee who appeared in the fed
terai court tho other day in behuit
of man charged with violation of
the espionage law. What IL your
client charged WITH" inquired
Judge Ralph u. Campbell. Your
honor" replied the lawyer. ''he Is
charged with violating the spinach
act. +"
, The Coalgate Courier very apply
compares Jake Hamon with the
Haman OF biblical times.
/ Prof DeVelora is cited as one
great Irishman who Is opposed TO
lconscriptlon IN Ireland. Now, who
aver heard Of an lrishman named
DeVelera?
If It had not been for the war
Musk ogee's baseball team would not
have defeated Tulsa in the first
game played. Our captain has
adopted the policy OF General Foch
We often hear OF purposeloss
aims, non essentials apd wasted On
erEy, but what should be done In
the case of that Guthrie man who
is Cultivatlng IL mint bed2
Healing balm from the Fort Glib.
son New Era; a packet of llteratur,
containing some OF the best maya
zines, including the Metropolitan
tho American and Literary Digest
was received at Fort Sam Houston
by some OF the boys laid UP with
sore vaccinnted arms, not long since
from the New Era, which they sale
was the right kind of save"