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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
When, Doctors Get Through
Men Are in Fine Condition

entertainments that soldiers are en-
Couraged to stake at the "Y" build
ings, whether he prefers artillery o.
the Quartermaster corps and why
In short. a pretty fair word picture
Of the man gets onto the cards the
personnel force prepares for each
soldier In he army. And he gets
his army numc thus. "lIlram J Har-
rison, No. 3824532l," and the name
goes with him through all his army
lie It must always be Hiram j
II Junius won't do
There's q special tuberculosis
board. When n man gets by these
keen cared gentleman he is pretty
likely to have a sound chest II they
are suspicious Of any soldier that
soldier gets special care agd ohser-
walton, with only such work as IS
suited to his physical condition. The
dental board looks after the army's
mouth, and the army has clean and
capable mouths as a result. Each
soldier gftsAl toothbrush along with
other toilet articles. and he is eN-
pected to use H.
The psychiatric and psychological
boards have their inning. too, on the
theory that a prospective shell
shocker' or malingcrcr. discovered
before the terrific strain OF trench
warfare proves too much for him,
Is just that much man-power saved
to the nation. such men are placed
whore their work is suited to their
capabilities.
Feet are looked over and after by
the orthopedists. II has been found
that not an cases of flat foot are dis
qualifying by any means. The foot
specialists decide upon individual
cases and prescribe exercises or, APP
plicatious where such measures seem
to be necessary Then there are the
hook worm eCialists-but why con
tinue the lists? II yous have a sol
dier in the army he is5Dcing. looked
after as he never was before In all
his life. and II there is anything
wrong with him that VIII be looked
after. too. You may be sure OF
that, for ii pays the government to
keep its fighters able to fight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
Better Care Taken of Boys
Than They Ever Had
at Home.
EVERY AlLMENT is CURED
Nothing Overlooked to- Get
Perfect Physical Health
At Cantonments.

CAMP TRAVIS, May l2-rhe
newly drafted men now being re-
ceived into the national aarmy at
Camp Travis certainly ought To be
the pick Of the land IL they pass all
the examinations and inspections TO
which they are subjected II doesn't
make much differences whether Ihe
rookie has prolapsed transverse
arch in his foot or deCadent molar
in his head, there's specialist wait
ing for him to find ii out and give
directions ofor setting ii right.
The first thing that happens to him
afer he gets here Is the preliminary
physical examination This Is more
or less hurried, but in times past
local boards have been known to
| send n man minus foot or with
/ one lung though these oNerslghts
are less common now that the draft
! machinery has been In operation for
| some time--and the purpose Of this
! examination is to Gull out those who
are hopeleWly defective or conia-
giously i'll
Next csfnes the rigid examination
at the ipfirmarics by the time he
has beef thumped over and stethe-
scoped and poked ln'o and lnuoCu-
lated Tor typhoid and aprayphoid
and CaCcindted even the healthiesi
specimen feels like q confirmed in
valid But 1t must be worth while
for as result fcyers of the type
sought to be prevented are as rare in
an army camp as leprosy or cholera
[ infantum
The new soldier IL then taken ia
I hand by the personnel office and
/ quiZzed about everything Imaginable
so 1t seems to hiH He tells his
/ birth place and age. OF course. that
sounds simple, but when he happen,
to have foreign name with about
five consonants where Nuwcls ough
to be, II takes II patient soldier tC
make the clerk understapi Alright
/ Down on the record he goes whether
he is a steHmfitter or a minister o
I the gospel. whether he BE- married o,
single, whether he can do song
and dance act in the local talent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
NeU State Charters

OKLAHOMA CITY, May l2.-The
following charters have been, issued
by j. J.. Lyon, secretary ot state:
tsush Nut and Products company
shawnee, capital sl4eQ0s incorpora
tors, Fred A. Bush. J. 4. Deering
@. G. Abernathy, Shawnee.
lokla on & Gas company Wauri-
ka, capital S750,0oo, incorperators
w 4. Conner r T. Watkins, l.. r.
Crowcl. Waurika %
Grady County Far and Park as.
aociauon, Chickosha, capital $40 600
ineorporaturs. Aiger Melton, l., =
Burton u L. Johnson, Chickasha,
Automobile Accessories Sales COM
pany, Tulsa, capital $4,000; inCor-
porators j. NJ Harwcll VI. II. Rose.
now. A. r. Moss Tulsa,
Citizens Consolidated Power and
Electric Compaul Hoteau, capital
$4,000 lnCorpuratorE, Wiley W
Lowrey, IT. j. Fowler. r. $. Hutton
potcau
Grady CARRIER oil company. Enid
capital 100000. inCorporators. Ger.
aid Eednar. Chickasha, j. W Ram.
sey j II Adair Alex.
Alma Midwest on & Gas Co.
Alma. capital 100000, incorpora
tors. James tlynd Sidney i. Miller
A : Moore, Alma.
bosNards OH company, McAlester
capital 100000. iucorporators Geo
g. Howard. A l.. Thomas, G.. e. poss
Garfield Garbcr on & GAS co.
Enid. capital $3.50. 600. incorporators
j T. uinds. pW, D. & Mcknight
Enid y. rs Cook Rocky
state Central Ol Il Mining CO.
MecNcr capital $4,000; incorpora
tors D. H. WohlRrth.aJ G. Rlack-
Wcldrr b q. Dawson. brumright. e
The d. d. klp1iricl, Post company
oklahoma city. increase capital stock
from $4,000 90 $4,000
Miller on corporation. oklahoma
N'N .fuual S25O,U00 incorpordtors
"a a. Locks. D. %. JOKES. l'rauh
JuE., oklahoma civ.
The 'nruu,uuI1 company. Oklaho,
ua 'l't. capital $4,000. incorpora.
t."- William r Harper, r ~ Har.
pc. \ i Uonthorn' oklahoma city
CARRIER Central ON Il Gas CO.. But
.r capital 100000. incorporatorS
g. IHra'o, o. H strong, Arapa,
N. 'oH| tnhs.h, BuNpr
Southwestern supply company
N..r.w, l.N capital $4,000. in,
...nu-aInr. Earl ~ BcntlCy II. r
M"...,'- 3 vs. Bentley oklahoma
'u#aeGa Serc,y 'oH &@Refininq
. ... OHuhHeFN capital 100000 in
...H0...rs b N kengcdy. A. L.
Vowel. N|.hH lH,'- Texas
N.'.'f PROVISION COMPANY Ninlta
-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
Rippling Rhymes



on the farm they do not Lrou
about French Pastry.
Well they are not missing much
The coualry has its diversion,
ana the CITY has its diversions ror
our part we would Just as soon
pitch horseshoes as pick our French
pastry.
There are people who eat their
French pastry after they havs
picked it ont. This Is all right. and
II adds danger ana excitement 10
lhe game OF French pastry. "A,
every member Of the party agrees
betorehan to eat whatever bs
draws Freach pastry can be made
a Neri'ahlo Grolic, because somebody
is sure to be embarrassed
sun there are others OF us who
IKE game for the sake OF me
game. As far as we are concerned
French pastry might as well bA
paper marhc or plaster of paris mr.
rubber, for We get entirely enough
pleasure In selecting this or that
hunk Of French pastry without
making a food OF it later.
some ut tho larger cafes have
developed n wonderful collection n
French paStry, Of various periods OF
architectdre and 5with various
touches OF the millineTs art
If there is anything that spofls a
French pastry party. 1t is having
some one IN the crowd who knows
what is inside each design. when
we ouy French pastry, We don't
want any wise guy helping US out.
II We select conservative design
and draw library paste or book
binders glue, we'll and good--lt is
nothing But the fortunes of French
pastry ana we will not squeal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
WAR MANUFACTURERS.

In the current issue of The Tulsa
Spirit. clarence e. Douglas. lbs cdI-
tor and socyd,arv or fine rbnpber of
r.,,,,,,..o t.a. 49,. ....a.,. .a.
'.'' ''' ''.''' '7'''F '"''"'''' F.'.
pie.
Just n this time there Is yrry
........,.t,. ,., g ........
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

at present spending a few days on
furlough, visiting with ms mother In
Cridersvilie, Ohio.
he neglected 10 make his hunk up
for inspection this morning. So.
girls. don't come to see sherman
for awhile, for he cannot leave quar-
ters for two long weeks
Sergt. clyde q. Woolhright will go
this week TO be examined for the
fourth officers training camp We
an think Fat" ought 10 make a good
officer az he is large enough
Corpl y O McMClcndon will go
this week to he examined for the
fourth officers training camp. Here's
hoping 1ittl6 oidDennls makes it as
We are all pulling for him
Company t.. 35Sth infantry. hiked
10 Camp Bulls few daNs ago. and
it was sure some hike miles.
Maybe Company !" 35Sth infantry
aint some "IIooverIzers.. and some
gardeners. Are we raising Negc-
tables A Well I guess. If our gar
ttD ''lIl'N lIf ~ WI ~ '''''''''''
we viii bo SELF supporting IN the eats
line
une. You ought to see our flowcrbeds
IT won't be long before our barr
racks will look like dollhouse.
~
The Tulsa county increment, which
left April 20. arrived at Camp Travis
the 2Sth In the best of spirits We
are stin IN quarantine and Will not
he released for few days yet DW-
ing To- this quarantine We have been
una BILE So for, to visit the city OF
san Antonio. Each man took out
$4,000 insurance. Uniforms were
issued last Friday morning and wo.
all haA very good luck in securing
good fits
Tom Tinker sof Skiatook is on
kitChen police ana makes an eNcep-
tionaly good one He Is expecting
promotion TO room orderly 90
which position has rank Of its own.
Private Wallace Of the Lazy r.
ranch has spent considerable OF his
| time on kitchen police
Priv. ~ Robertson has worn out
/ his perfectly good violin bow play
/ ing for the boys while in quarantine.
! Private Bill Baxter of Skiatook is
! having his troubles drilling the boys.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Even the most perserve individual
is bound to admit that little pub
liclty, little honest criticism and a
little investigation has had a Won
derfui good effect on the war de-
partments,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

- II every congressman and public
Official who is ambitious to fol-
low Secretary Bakers example in
going to Europe and lmbtbing first
hand the atmosphere Of tho trenches
were to be gratltled, tho govern
ment would have to cnlatge its ship
building program to carry them
across.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

20 The contention that man VINO
has bored. a dry well has done a
service TO humanity by helping to
mark out the boundaries Of an oil
nool for the guidance OF other drill-
ers is not ono calculated TO give the
"dustern man much comfort. The
men who reap the benefit are those
who have made no part of the lost
Investment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

After reading q three-page hulie-
tin recently issued by Secretary OF
Commerce Redfleld on the subject
Of "antl-freezng solutions for au-
tomobnc radiators" 1t is not Fe arm
cult to creHit the report othat one
OF the departments at Washington
received carload of electric tans
IN midwinter with the ear moving
under priority orders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

one thing is certain. The street
crossings of Tusd are not good.
places to indulge in day dreams
ONLY the man who concentrates his
mind on measures OF personal safety
can live to dream elsewhere, else
his dreams are rudely awakened by
the beIligerent honk of the menac-
ing automobile,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

why ois Il man will decline to
helieve the Central" girl when she
saws "itne's busy2'' and yet has no
hesitation in saling her for the cor
rect time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Corpl Harry George OF Battery Il.
34Srd field artillery, returned last
Week2 from q furlouEh Corporal
George reports that he had a very
pleasant time while al Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

The big gun which shelled faris
from seventy miles distance Is said
to have beea designed by Professor
Rausen berger. 'Rnus NIT him,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
CAMp TRAVIS NOTES.

PRIV. Clarence Sewart. an old
timer OF the Forty-fOurth company,
l65th depot brigade, has been placed
on special duty with the 1l5th depot
ordnance company. II Is understood
at this time that Private Stewart Is
sick at the base hospital.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

1t may be said with some relief
that with regard to clerical mat
tcrs. at least. no measure has been
omitted 10 insure adequate pro
paredness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

mo party must try to serve II
self" says President Wilson. And
no president must try to serve a
party, added the electorate in Wis
consln. Nv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Priv. John W. McGinnis Fourth
infirmary, 165th depot brigade, left
Saturday night for Tulsa on ten
day mrlough, having been called
home on urgent business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13
Oklahoma Hospital
Service Consists of

lst. Fireproof b vi d IN 6 ar
ranged for a purpose.
End Modern and complete
equipment under one roof.
2rd. Character. experience and
skill OF dants.
4th. Location and accessibility.
TO great objects Of hospital are
care cure and education OF the sick
the training OF physicians and nurses;
the extension OF medical knowledge
and prevention OF disease, These are
combined IN the Oklahoma Hospital
and j, is open to ths,profession.
DR.. Fred $. Clinton. Pres.
Miss II. {. c. Zicgeler, r. NJ
Supt.
DR., l.. n. Carleton, Resident
Physician.
West Ninth and Jackson Sts.
Phone Usage 3990.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Priv. Jesse Hopkins, supply com
pany, S5Sth infantry, has recently
been transferred from Company n,
this regiment, and he is now tho
company barber for this company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Fort Sam HoustonNzT Texas. owing to
the fact that JOHN is now chief
mechanic OF the battery, We think
that all he will have to do there is
tell the officers in charge Of the
school lost how the thing IL done
and come back with big fat di-
ploma.
Sergi Russell W. Lawson, who is
a member Of Battery c. 3tSrd field
artillery. has been selected to attend
the fourth Officers training camp
which will begin on May Ia. and is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

The young lady across the way
SAYS nothing is allowed to go to
waste in Germany now and she un
dcrstands the junkers are making a
good deal of money out OF their
business,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Alva G, WINNER, enlisted at Tulsa.
but whose homo formerly was Edna,
Kan, has been promoted from the
crade OF corporal 10 sergelu, Ser
seant WINNER has heen acting in
the capacity OF company clerk for
Headquarters company and has well
mertted his promotion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

Sergt clyde o. Woolhright will go
this week TO be examined for the
fourth officers training camp We
an think Fat" ought 10 make a good
officer, az he * large enough
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

at present spending a few days on
furIough, visiting with ms mother In
Cridersville, Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-13

he neglected TO make his hunk up
for inspection this morning. So.
girls. don't come to see sherman
Tor awhile, for he cannot leave quar-
ters for two long weeks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-01
PLEAsANT0N HOTEL RAN
AT LOSS, SAYS, REPORT

\ report of Attorney George A.
Davis rs master of the accounts of
Virginia R. Isenberg and +. g. Duiscn
berg, guardians of AlexandeT IL. and
u" loIf A. Isenberg, shows that the
Pl"asanton Hotel, one of the properties
Of the lsonberg estate, ran at net
loss Of $4,000 through the period since
the Inst annual report. 1t is stated
that this net loss has been charged to
tn" minors though Virginia Isenbrrg
one Of the guardians has life in
1err~t in the hotel property. In the
report of the guardians, reviewed bv
tn" master, they are charged with
SG>."'ih.l9 AMI ask to be allowed $40,
e69Y4.
In the masters report the court 5
attention is called to an item Of $3.50
which WAS cabled to San Francisco as
pert Of the purchase price Of an au
t"rnobiIe for the minors. The allow
mrrr or i lsallowance of this item is
lrfr to the court in the report.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-01
Older Persons o Might
Do As Well By
Initiating This Girl
RosaIine Correa Says Just
What She Is Doing
For Country

In tcrse, concise way, with words
that convey Just what she means, Ros-
Nliue COrrca, Grade VII, Central Gram
mCr ~ hoOl. tells N this months Educa.
tiOnal Review what she thinks Of food
conservation and Red Cross work.
81 am trying to conserve food, by
eating FOOLS that are grown in Hawaii,
"'"" Wv "atin" irst enough I am Also
trying to save money to help the Red
trVss instead ct buying ribbons and
"'Ner things """"rPssnrv: and by wear
tut out an article entirely.
IT am helping the Red Cross by con.
tributing money. by knitting WISH
rags and by going down to the Red
Cross rooms at the Palace to roll ban.
dages.
- I'm not doing anything in 20 rden-
ing, just at present, but I Intend to
, lU,.r
"G am EXPRESSING my loyalty by
praising my Country in every way and
not COntradicting her.
81 intend to make n garden and con
tribute more to the Red Cross.'!'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-01
PASSPORTS NEEDED. ri
BY TRAVELLERS TO -.
Ali COME TO HAWAII
Mysterious Ruling By4State Department Puts Strange
q Restriction On Journeys Tsfthe Islands; No
Reasons Given OF Questions Answered In
<5,;,.3 Washington; Rule Strictly Enforced

cial. information on the subject, but
knows that some such ruling is in
force, having been visited by the wife
of local merchant whose husband
nad cabled her to mail on his natuFali-
zation papers at once as he wanted to
get home.
Marshal Smiddv has no adviees- in
the matter nor had the other federal
court officials Apparently it is not
yet necessary to secure q passport from
Washington to enable one to travel
from Honolulu to the Coast, nor to the
other islands. In this connection, the
latest ruling from Washington apply
ing to HRAaII H. of interest. mat
ruling is that vessels travelling
from one island to another now pass
out of the territorial waters of the
United States when they reach the
three mile limit. This. ruling came
when il was decided that enemy aliens
travelling on Inter Island voyages have
to secure permits from the district at
torRey. 1t was decided that such
aliens were in reality leaving the Unit
ed states and reent"rimg it again, and
were. consequently subject to restraint
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-01
AUTOMOBILE DIVES
INTO DEEP GULCH
,DfopsipharIy 200 Feet When Hit
: BY ADMINISTRATIVE Occu-
pants Escape Death

Dropping from $50 to 200 feet into
they were riding, five persons, all jap
ancse, had remarkable escape from
injury Monday afternoon. The arci.
dent was caused by 4 collision ith II
motorcycle which was ridden by pula
goa Galfin. Filipino, who was tum
bled to the roadside and received Il
compound fracture of his left leg.
Onouye. owner Of the automobile,
1869, Sazuki, the driver. and the own
rr's three sons were all in the car ut
he time Of the accident. AS it round
ed bend in the road. the motorcycle
coming towards Honolulu skiddrd
"ighty-three feet and struck the left
front wheel Of the automobile.
The force Of the collision turned the
automobile towards the edge of the
pail and before it could be stopped it
crushed through the guurd fence aud
came to a stop far down inside Kiparu
Gulch.
The police say that the rider of the
motorcycle was on the wrong side Of
the road and that although he could
see the automobile for one hundred
feet before the collision he was unable
I" stop his vehicle and avert the acei.
drut
Gulfn when thrown from his motor
rIcIr had his leg broken in two places
Just above the knee. He was taken
to tn" emergency hospital for treatment
and after" ards removed to the Queen y
Hospital.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-01
SECOND TERM EXAMS
FROM MARCH q TO %

G"Ntrnment school examinations for
the second term Of the I9l7-l9l9 wear
will be held from March 81 to %. For
his purposH principals and teachers are
requested to read carefully pages 81
- C. the Course of Study, AMI csprcinl
" tn" revisons relating thereto, pub.
lishrd in 1916 and 1917.
The dates for the second term exam
nntlons are rs follows:
March 81, I9lS-Grudr NIII-IHs
tory, 900 HOO; Grade VIII Spelling,
12:3O 900
Mrrrh %, l0Is-Grnde VIII Com
position and Literature. 9:O0-ll:OO.
March p. 1918 Grade NIII-Gram
mar, 9:OO-Il:OO.
March 20. l9lS-Grudc VIII-Arith
mrtir, 900 ll:3O.
March p, 1918 -Gradr NIII-Hy-
girme and Sanitation, 0:OO-ll:OO.
March ~, l9lS-Grade VIII Geo
graphy. 9:00-ll:O0.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-01
CTlON ON WAlAEEA>
DEMANDEDBY CORPS
Viii Take Matter Up With New
York Headquarters

Because 5000 acres, of sugar cane
ands at Waiakea, Hil0, will pass from
the control Of the pIantatio there on
Tune J., 1913, and erop of ration
cane now growing might go to waste,
nd because HaWaii's sugar cane out
nut would be lowered and there is NO
essity, for conserving every pound of
ngar possible for war naads. the H..
Vaiian Vigilance Corps Of thu Amcri-
nm Defense Society pasaed u rCsolu.
ton at its noon meeting yesterday,
.uthorizing the executive committee, TO
AXE the matter up Immediately witty
he sOriety. headquarters in New York.
The method OF settlement, it was OK
rln'ned, is not up to the society, but
be New York headquarters is aSAcd
% get publicity aud thus, aid ia srcrr"
ng speedy action in Washington. "
vas further expIsined by President
ieorge X, Carter that action wns want.
VI either here or in the national c4sri.
tai.
Ia addition to the 5000 acres men
TONED there are 500 acres more which
nre not producing at the present time.