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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
CRESCENT COLLEGE
SUCCESS SURPRISES
Limited Junior College
for Girls, in Arkan-
sas, Succeeds.

Ton Years ago when Crescent Col
'oro was established. ~ select and
limited. uo0-d,nomIuatiouni school.
az l'srela Springs prominent sch6ol
mon Iu Tennessee. Virginia and
MNah'nr'0n ID g.. wcro heard to
prophecy ,hat such u school Ia Ar
Kansas would not succeed. Last ycnr
r'H tr1n'H applying nf,cr September
} ""rn disappointed 90 find tina en-
ru.Imnnt Ilst or sU girls was COM
u'Hisl Ih|H year DO viii probablv
ho completed uN August In ten
wears students have attended from
10 "r'r' Last yelr the following
tI''UH were roproHoutod' Arkansas.
Texas. oklahoma Alabama. Mis-
Fourl Nebraska. New Mexico. Ohio,
Connecticut Nuuth Dakota, North
| carolina. South Carolina. Illinois.
| Iowa. Mi,higtn.
Perhaps tho same methods appilod
~ "a school situated ln virginia. otc
would have brought national a.ton-
ton oarlier These methods ARE.
T Limited cnrollmcu. 60 insure ludl-
Niduul attention. nnferuardln1
, health adequately Hlarlcl teachers
ana hufiiclcnt in number, standard
I Ted ana accredited courses ~ in
siructlnn ana equipment; absence ~
/ its"ioF4 rontrlcuona and carefully
/ chosen atudcuta 60 keep up the per-
sonnrl; finally good homo condi.
/ lions ana proper dining service The
answer is found Ia tho girls who
/ have attended. For chtaloE and
| further particulars. address presi d
don't n. X. Thompson. M A., Box y.
CresoentoCollego. Eureka Bprlnss.
Ark.--Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

fpI JOHN LLOYD BALpERsoN)
tCoryaEst 1918. hs the MeClufs Ns~tpa
per ttyudirate
LONDON Aug l0--As tho fan
u-e of tho enemy to get a decisive
victory in the wcst becomes moro
r,uifcst. military experts are begin
r.ur TO turn their eyes away from
the main thcater OF war ana re-
,.ye tho old controversy ~ 20
whether the quickest and most et-
ysrtIye way or heating the Germans
Ius IN bringing all our efforts against
fnem Iu France. or attacking IN" al
lies nf the kaiser 10 the east with
u, ,crwhelmlnr 'urres
Fasteners and westerners. ~ ihf
tWo schools nf opinion are Called
have been az loEgerheadE Tor ihr"s
Years. but their argumtslis To-Day
bpvr vital interest Tor Americana
Everybody knows that beginnings
M year the main hrunt or our AT
t4rks to come must be borne hy IN"
,uung ana vigorous troops OF lh'
United states Consequently, th'
eastern school OF strategy "nen tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
SAYS CHEMIST IS PUB
Lie BENEFACT0R

being doctor. and suffering for
many years with stomach trouble,
feel cannot do justice 20 20 great
public bencfactor IN writing.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is every
thing you have claimed for Il. 7
can nov eat and relish ylgtuais l
have not dared 10 eat In many years
Am feeling like newly born" II IL
n simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the Intestinal tract and allays the In
flammatlon which causes practic-
ally all stomach. liver and Intestinal
ailments. including appendicitis
one dose will convince or money re-
funded, Quaker and Puritan Drug
companies ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
Girlish, Wrinkle-Free
Skin Easy to Have

Since .r remarkable aN'5Af'ni and tonic
properties became Ano~n. clever ~'m'n ".
o.e- Che world have been using 'h" ato
1.r fa.r bath 70 tone up ihrr faces 70
pa,s vrat'ss and drae fahb. checks abi
r... bark 20 normal hhfr using ths go
' .ttar. ths face Immediately feels much firm.
,. mo skiH ushisHs evenly all over tho
face thus reducing lines and ugriuess The
formula is. pawdsrrd Eatolite, ono ounce.
.dIs.sfved in Witch hAgsl orc half pint.
This simple ard harmless face hath IL .
sr.srdid thIfr Tor ths outdoor girl since
trn. send ard n,inE duGt tre 90 provoes
live Of s1uintng and oibsr contSruous
vhIrh causs vrlutlrs and crow. feet Also
r Is fire 10 tr-then no tired fAsc iu
hot deprrstinT weather Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
MARKETING noes

Beats buying them. Steve Hoover.
NJ Pleasant. Iowa. writos. Com
meucod feeding my herd ~ about
100 hogs H A. Thomas. Hog Pow.
der over two months ago Fifty
were aIck and OF feed. Nearby
herds had cholera ! did not lose
one-they are we'll and growing
fast" sold by Kendall Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
May Shift War to East Front
in fud Eft Ne,t Frcr
edteramn American TrwpN Nca o IS Error

Nm OF eastern empire hy tI.... ..
tho east from Germany N $3.50. r..
what Winston Churchill .r..|
Igl5 when hr launched OBJ. .....
'agulnN ConsunuuupIr I.. ....
advancing lu MeaupulW.I. .s.... OIL.
Russians coming through Nr....
were working out a great ..........
utturk that vent tn smash H... ...
Russian power COLLAPSED ~ ..
offensive AZ Turkey WrI.r ....
conditions can Doe carried u.. ..
three directions.
Would Cut Road
General MarshnIls p# ... .
the Tigrls above HaglpH drawn. .
supGaes from India s ., ...
miles from AlcNandrctu ... u.. ..
the Mediterranean who's.
would cut the only road ... .r
way communication n..t... -
.aubcrn proyiures and H..t ..f ..
TurF,ah clnifal Such . .... .t o.
ruutrudrd here. would . ... .
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. drawn OF uIh'l I'.'. '.. N.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

Irritable my husband may
h' when he ls smoking his
Missouri moorschaum he viii 40
anything nak Couldn't something
about o0rnroh pipcs bo put In tho
marriage rorcn9uy2
'MDlt.phiA Evening Public
ledger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

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.....
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HHH H.nuEa i1 neither. but
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HNl VINO never Allows
.. .''I.'i away IVY 'a.' %
O.H balance. TINS
.. ... western thcltsr .s hn.
..| ...... Mu decisive thrafer.
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n... D.. r. UIu t1 nght The enemy
.. 1000 f.EH.."Hu ln Syria ana Mesp-
CATIONS arc boo neither place equal
10 uH.H. Hri Wu impuso upon him
h.ltE military embarrassment
I.. Hl. H 'rur OF operations In
l'r IH,-Wa Sow mat We have the
adhesion uf Greece" SalouiCa ana
NH.unN nID ADMIRABLE bases. one
~ iaH worst pulNuul mistakes Of
lh' war was tu allow German In
ueur oi Athens 90 tear up tho
treaty Uf alliance with Serbia. and
H..1f. that state aa % prcluWluhry
t1 l-s destruction. THAT was always
20 cardinal point in tha enemy pro-
t.hm ana iI should from the out
s"' have been a cardinal point IN
ours tu pfHnr,o ut all costs the
western Balkan block.
"ItuEntaIr4 Influences urfortu.
uIfrt prevailed over these uiaIn
guuNlrlau..a Of statcrmanshlp.
UuI fus mH.r.as OF Serbn hav,
been fhr result. as well as the de-
yur.d hou#I., of ItslgarIa and thu
temporary destruction 0f Rumania.
Indeed. the military colIapse OF Rus
d
extent 60 the same cause. not 10
speak OF tho trials of our campaigns
Boo Mcsupu '.ery--l Syria and GALL
poll
Hut h.urh much ,,l ha. been
done. thr mischief is not beyond
ruWDIN The Turkish empire Is ex-
h'tHird' aud left Co. Itself would
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
The Pipe Of Peace.

Nhat-is tht magic
~ a cOrncoh pipe?
No matter how pecviah or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

Ii InnN LLoYp BALDERsONl
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
ISLAND 0E OAHU
 10 80 DRY APRIL
 1CBY U. 5. ORDER

HONOLULU, March (By MaiO- April n is the date set for the island of Oahu 10 go dry under Presiden- rial order None Of the other islands are affected And on that date, Hilo. on Hawaii is expected to become the booze center of the islands.
 The primary purpose of the Pres ident's order is to keep liquor away rom the military forces stationed on this island, Of whom there are 5000 ION. Bu. while the order prohibits .ze sale or the giving Of liquor to members ot the military forces, eith- CT in public or by treating in private homes, Oahu, however. will not be bone dry" as the manufacturer of beer and sake, the Japanese national drink, and the importation of liquor CT personal use in the home, are per -a.tted
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
DEMOCRATS OF VALDEZ IRE
 F0R S(jLzER
Enthusiastic Club Meeting Condemn HaIoney and
 His Supporters

VALDEZ April I.-Saturday even Ing aE a largely attended and enthus.- as.ic meeting of She local Democratic Club. Hon Chas. < Sulzer, was unan- inogsiy endorsed as candidate on the democratic party ticket for delegate 10 7oagrsss and pledged him loyalty and e9raesE support at the primary elec- -io1- The meeting condemned Ma ls1eys action as candidate or the ground that he was not acting in good 'a.ta- but was working in the inter- est Of W.ckershsm. and that he will sad=aVor to frauduler11y gosa elect ors heretofore affiliated with Wick eTsaam as republicans in democratic primaries sIalcney's political back CTS and campaign managers are well sncEn Wiekersham supporters, no.a- o,y Senators Aldrich and Hubbard
 Much enthusiasm was aroused whenever Salzer,s aame wa= mention d and his record in congress was re- viewed and heartily approved.
 c.~J- Todd,t President
 Harry Nelson, Secretary
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
PENALTY IS
 PROVIDED PR()-GERMANS
ollate Judiciary Commit tee Adopts Amendment
 To That Effect ;

WASHINGTON, April D. The senate judiciary committee today adopted the amendment by Senator PoindeXter, prescribing Imprisonment for twenty years and ten thousand dollars fine for "W hosoever shall by word or act support or favor the cause of the German Empire, or her Allies i'll the present war: or by word or get oppose the cause of the Un-
 e1 States therein"
 he American army units are Q be with the British and french organizations, according 0 an official announcement made T London. The plan was decid-
 ! at 3 conference between Sec etaTy Baker, General Bliss and Parshing with the British and Trench officials.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
THREE LEAVE TO
 ENTER SERuICE
0Ee fer Medical Corps and Two Report at Seattle To Be
 indueted

TArae 2ora have gone. Jeff their zolas- positions. friends. and one 8 wife sc fight fo- their country-ant Es
 One bv one The boys and young men 'ot 5ha town hava been drifting If. 10 I91a EA4 many arms of the service. and zgw tla zar-ss1 uea are beginning to go This morning Lawreaee Erickson, Chzs- Birch aad O-En ? Hill Jeff oa sle Princess Sophia for Seattle where .heE VIII reQo-1 and receive trznspor- -2-5ca U whichever camp they are assigned Mr Hill. Ph- D. has a. -es1y been Inductea into the medical corps. aE For Riley. Kansas and he Elsl go straight thru 70 the eass 1l=szrs- Ersckzen and Birch are await ng to arrive ia Seattle before decid- ag whether 10 enter inc army OF the Marine coEpz
 Las- srenizg tae Ke.ehikaa Ae-.e, S9- lsz F. o. E entertained their alFss and friends. in honor 0. Messrs Erickson and B5rch- Mir Erickson is 2-ess5eAt of the Eeschikzn Lodge. DznciEg was f1 order at the Moose hall gszE-I saEiy morning hours
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
FATHER DUNCAN
 OF METLAkATLA 66 YEAnS OLD

fatileT Duncan. missionary Of Met -zEa1la, known as the apostle Of AL -s4a w-l! celebrate tomorrow his S6th birthday anniversary. and his 65th an. n.TeTsaIy of his missionary work with tAe natives of British Columbia and aleElssat.a-
 The story ot Father Duncan is E.aown ;o most all Alaskans and sev- s91I books have been written on his life work He left England just s years aga, when but 21 years Of age, coIing 10 Victoria, 5. C.. and later >o northern British Columbia, then a wilderness. to convert the indians they were saFages at that time. Six -y-4Ve years have passed. and many
 lanEeS hare been made, but at the age cL S Father Duncan is still work sng with his chosen people.
 : week ago. while walking on the frosty sidewalk, he slipped and fell and injured his back, but is reported wei on Ehe way 10 recovery. Dr. -E.athora and Dr. E. L. Myers were in attendance.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
GERMANS STILL. DISPUTINC
 MASTERY OF AIR WITH ALLIES
Premier Cemenceau Had Narrow Escape From Shell While sitting the Fron Germans are Said be Massng Seventy Divisions the Region of
 Monddier

PARIS. April 2.-Toiay'S re port says that the British and French advanced last night be tween the Sonme and Denluin.
 Premier Clemenceau was Shelled yesterday while he was visiting the French front. All he windows in his auto were broken. the premier escaped un- hurt.
 The air raiders appeared bet ween three and four o'clock this morning but were driven off by the defense guns.
 The Arrs2s has been under the heaviest bonlbarirnent since a2st Thursday. il is announced today.
 Four American women. Mrs. Edwar6 $. Landon. her daugll-
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02

ter Ruth: Mrs. Lucy Speed and Miss Marie Grinnell, all of New York. were killed in the church which was banlbarded Friday. Four persons were killed during which was bonbarded Friday. E The bombardment of Paris WAS renewed this morning.
 LONDON. April 2--The Ger mans are again disputing the mastery of the air. Their greatest aviator. Riehthofen. re appeared commanding a power ful squadron Of lrplanes on the west front.
 The British captured fifty prisoners and thirteen machine guns in the Luce valley. while repulsing 8 counter attack by Efe Germans.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
TIE RAPE 0F JUSTICE IN
 ALASKA''
Hrs. CgneIia i. Hatcher Holds Big Audience for
 Hour with Address

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02

Dispatches. from the front re- port that the Germans are mas sing seventy divisions in the re- gionS of Montdidier. in prepara- ton for the renewal of the drive toward Amiens.
 LONDON. April AM white lights were ordered out at ten thirty tonight and hereafter. The idea is to economize on coal, gas and electricity.
 BRITISH ARMY HEAD QUARTERS. April 2.-The Brit ish Storlned a strongly held po- sition by- the Germans in the woods along the Luce river. When the enemy withdrew after sharp lighting. he left the ground stre%-n with his dead.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02

Albert " 5trye. German subject engaged in the photographic business as Anchorage, was recently arrested by she federal officers charged with having uttered seditious statements ga nat Aner;cs, and is confined in .h.e Anchorage iafl awaiting intern .saent for the duration Of the war. The aecused nan denies making any such nEteranceg. and demands the name of ais accuaeTs. Under the law no trial s given 10 q German subject charg- ed with gedit!on nor does his accuser have to appear against him. Strye ws4 born in Germany and is 2 years of age, His wife says she will conduct ais business until he is released.- . Valdez Miner
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
GEflERhL RAY0FF IS
 BLOWING HIS HORN

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
HONOLULU FIREMEN
 KNIT FOR SOLDIERS

HONOLULU. Mach tBy maiD-- Knitting Tor the boys in the trenches $ becoming popular among the males of Honolulu The city fremen and public chaufaurs have taken it up and are receiving instruction from wom- en experts. They declare that their spare moshents will be devoted to the needles. To encourage the move Eent local English paper has launched 3 fund for the purchase of wnoi for the Bremen.
 Two automobile stands have agreed 10 stage 6 public knitting contest when their men become more adept.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
NOTICE

Registration Cards for reg istered German Aliens can now be secured from the local post
 office. Any German alien found without the required registration card upon his per- son after the expiration of the time limited for the issuance of the cards which viii expire Saturday, April g. 1918, will he subject to internment dur ing the pericd of the war as well as to the payment of a
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-04-02
VOTING AT BOOTHS BRISK, OFFICERS
 STATE--DAY FINE

The day ot municipal elections for 2 Mzyor. -wo couacilmen. and 2 preai- dent of the school board, has been an deal one. wigh voting b-ssk Al the time of going 1o press tate this after noon- zs9 had cast rhesr voses- Mot ogs were busy all day bringing In vos- srs from Ese more isolzted parts Of tEs town so cast their votes The polls remain ooeE 1in o'clock this eFenGnz 5a- | is expected thz. the results will he made known late tonight, some time