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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
ASKS DAMAGES FROM
OWNERS OF CARLTON
kithc~rt. Tulsa Policeman wo"r"'"i
h Rattle with Hoici Por'"f'
Biam~s <csro'. Employers,
PUTS IN CLAIM OF $4,000
pv,hion SAY. Negro Was of Nirh'"s
Character and Hated NJ M"m-
lrrs of policr Dcpart mrni.

Alleging that the owners Z" 'ho
Carlton hotel are directly ietp"hHl'
bic Tor the Injuries iufliried hpuh
him when he was shot on January
b. walter Ilos"ts. nrsiu putirf q,
the hotri " r kithcaTt fil"d sun
In the district court late N"in"shhl
aftsruoon fnf tho sum of 'hu,"uo
axainst llobert fvldmhn, Nubu""
E,idtunn NiR Fclimhn, Mlhnls
Feldmnn ana EDNA 'tumlry. owners
Of the CufIton hotel. luchied al l'N
East First street
The petliiou seis fufih that KIN.
cart was employed by the CITY o'
Tulsa ~ a policumin. that he was
detailed to patrol East First stree
on tho night of January ~, ana
while attending 10 hlA duties ~ an
officer he observed walter NnEriH
soliciting men from the street IN
front ~ the Carlton hotel. that wh"h
he attempted Ia arrest ltnsers lh"
negro ran up the Siaita Into tho no
tel, that he followed him ana afet
reaching IN. top Of the stairs. u llrefs
grabbed "a pistol from IN" "rabh"Ib
~ the policeman and shot hlm f'uI
times. which shots took ERECT one
In hts forearm, another the tlshl
shoulder. another IN the right groin
and another In the rlsht lower ah-
domen. That he suffered escruciat
INK bodily pain and mental ansu"h
and will continue To sufpr M TO
suit of the said wounds.
II In further alleged In the p"ti-
tlon that walter Rogers was n man
vicious In HIS disposition, quarrel.
some In hin nature anu criminal IN
his Instincts aud was possers~d OF
morbki propensity 10 and toward the
police department of the city of
Tulsa and the various members
thereof that the defendants know
Of his disposition when they en-
ployei him as porter and manager
~ said hotel 10 be In charge of the
sahe from midnight until day
And because % this knowledge on
tho part Of the defendant owners of
the hotel. plaintiff Kithcart aseris
that they are Responsible for his
b~inG shot by Walter Rogers,
I've AYERS that he has suffered
actual damages In the sum of
tiS. 900, and that he is entitled IN
tha further sum of $4,000 by way
OF exemplary damages The negro
was wounded In the battle with the
policeman and died tho followinG
day kithcart was disrhargcd from
the Tulsa hospital ruesday,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
OKM,LGrE DisTnItT shaffer

No ? located In the rOuth~est cor
nrr ~ the northeast of the northeast
~ 6ia-l2 Jones' farm In good for
80 barrels at a.t20,
Klmbl-y a Ludiman have u durier
~ 26?0 feet In their test IN tn"
southwest corner Of the northeast of
the southwest ~ iiia-i3
The Garter on company test on
the n I.ee farm In the southwest
corner ~ the southca ~ the north
east ~ ia-ti IN reported Ia b" good
FOR 90 barrels per hour At eight feet
In IN. sand found at 2.b52 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
WOMEN ASKED TO SUPPORT
PROPOSED LAW FOR VICE

Letters and telesrams havt been
scnt TO the Ok lahoma representatives
In congress by tho woman's commit
tee VI the Oklahoma state council
Of defense urging tho passage Of
laws empowering the boards Of
health to examine and quarantine
persons afflicted with asious
Vsnerai diseases, providing Tor the
closing by INJUNCTION OF piAcea us~d
for prostitution and establishing an
tnetltution for womsn,
These measures have been ap.
proved by the welfare league and by
ths war and navy departments Tho
local committee under the direction
Of lilah u. Lindsay 10 giving pub.
llcity 10 the movement and has sent
appeals to. the Oklahoma senators
and conGressmsn at Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

The Cleveland County Develop
m"at company l2 miles ras, ~ Nor
man. has succeeded In cutting oN
the salt water at 1000 fee, ana the
test viii h. extended 10 4 500 feet N
no pay sands are encountered above
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Starting Uu.,s,.- ~, pn~husLa.

kOrnfrld brothers, well known IN
business circles In Tulsa, are start
ins u supply store NJ Pawhurha ana
viii oporat. hH the Western Pip.
Tube ca. ana viii he glad Ia H"rV"
their friends at that point
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Uhicaso Prov,sisns

CHICAGO, reb. i2.---butisr CHER
Creamery iH@A1c
Esr, Lower receipts, 10 ?oa case,
fir,is. sse ordinsry ilr.ts, sdH as1r, Al
rots toes --i,owsr receipts, So car. wis
ronsin, Michigan spd Minnesota bull. o. IS
u i65i do sseks VI doai1O.
Pouitrf--Alive, unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

Statesmen wANTFD-T~enty five nl..
men wsnied with $50 or tT5 Tor invest
ment Statesmen. stop. look and listen.
one Of tho biggest money mai ihr ptopo
sitions known today, Something ehtifsly
new and different n I, Wal Tel,
phone Directory, nusine. Guide and
Calendar, THIS has been copJfghiei
hence saesmen should have no compet
ton II !. some money maker One In
experienced man cleared IN Shermsn,
Texs, In mine dAsa. over aud abo,s al
expenses s5St and deposited the moneJ
In the Commercial Nail hsnt of Shsf
man And three inexperienced aeh
cleared In Denison. TEXAS IN ia day,
sp7s clear Of all expenses, and Deposited
, their profits In the state Natl bant of
Denison Rank deposit slips 10 prove
same THIS 10 verv pleasant bushes.
experience not necessary Can use LIB
srty Bonds al par Call at room il9
Hotsl Oklahoma office hour. 81, n
TO %. m See Mcdaniel q 0sylc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

CHICAGO, Feb. is.--Estinat
annual economies Of es.t<f.sis.s&
sw,,ch,c. o'ca ca, w ,n.n.c,", u"n "v,ca "
lines. stations. reroutinH of freight
trains ana other means. according to
the annual report Of Hale Holden.
railroad director OF the central west.
erp region. made public today, show.
In operating revenues.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

sr LOris Feb ie --iioss Receipt,
30 400 Toe lover Lights. or l0d " 10.
pigs, 2S06tl1 miS.d and huirhets
III 1oq 1910 hssvy. tlf9oa 1870; bulk
ifhAniain
Cat,le--Rsceipts, i000; steady Native
beef steers " A0G ~ So ,esflng steer,
and helfefs tpinflG cows b. sOa
~ so ttoetrrs " iOd ~ southern beet
steers tlnmlr beef raws and hslfsrs
" Aod csnnet q AOnfA native
calves t7t5diSiO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE stock
exchange and other markets wsre
birthday, which was observed as "a
holiday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Ncx I.rnilnn Mc-i Of Mnund..

DootRr kirkaddon has n rio up
for u test In the northeast corner ~
the northwest OF 20 9is.ll. and Will
arm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

KANSAS CRY. fcb ~ Batter
Higher, Crssmrry tnri hts,s aOc see
onds lsci packing 2fc
Ere lover; htss see
Poultry Higher. Hens, 2dc. rooster.
ifmiec sprinsA aae.
Poistoes Sc 10 Zoe lov,r. o0ais5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
I'm the Oil Fields


the well IL only good for about 30 Ia
70 harr"H II N shut down Tor tank
age and viii shortly he drilled IN %
"A Chanc" ~ finding something be
low aud the location IL said tn %"
mighty good with all IN. rnrhinrks
~ new pool
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

n n Smith OF Philadelphia who
was her" little over year ago In
charge ~ drillinH operations for
Pittsburgh people at Holdenvillr. wnp
In the city yesterday and II uiuch sur
prised at the srowth of Tulsa and
her wonderful prosperity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
GUARANTEED CARS
Suitable Terms A wrN,sn so.day
suarantee with every Car
Guarantee Motor Sales Co.
Cor. First and Denver ats

Ntw l7,5 GOODMAN CORD All
~esthcr tre,d one L y aitS Sobby
trrsd slightly used Hobart Usrasc
0ip \ MNn
1918 ClluMMN overland hae mech.ni
cal condition. Must be seen " be Ap.
preciaird tssh or terms g0i = Boal
der Phone 1880
oNE ruRn RINO CNR-iois modei
one Chandler touring car nnb hsr
Eains Hobart Garage 6I9 \ Msin
1917 fuRp ROADSTER -Etira rood
shape t2TA MiFhi take diamond a.
mart payment Mast sell a. once Phone
4OAa
tilALMtR - fiye pausngst NJ, rylind.r
cost t,ioO one year old $500 rhon.
atnh
1919 MODEL, seven passenger iisyns, Tor
sale IN good shape will sell same Tor
$500 cash or will trade ior small house
or lot Phone so0l for particulars
toR sALr One chsyrols. touring. car, n
good condition Mill sell cheapF Apply
anB w firNt or phon, 1901
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Seventh and and BOULDER
iob South Frankfort

ron sNr.E-0cod iour-cyilndsr car: not
o',thsaled .il make fine spe.d,,et or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
LODGES AND SOCIETIES

ruLsA LoDGF No y meet. ..ry Tsur.
/ AAy, dp at 80 T. " Nsst tssu.
/ = kSe lar business ns.tibs vsh
S4Hr1o liih 80 -ok Visitors 2
| I~ DAvt~Os w
NV J q MOSFORrE s>s'y
DELTA LoDGr i2i meet. .v.ry Tu..asy
NAL, evening at 10. Ssu m..i.
/ .%8t. inE isb 18th visitors ~
.,nA .o'dislly invited hssasAs
! N{yH Hal
| M~C JOHN G nuRsyrr W ".
ARTHUR RAkth sss',
ffIh"Lrih lnDGt No az mse,s s,sv,
A. tat ,rd and 9Th rriay Of the
.,fEAt.. moath VI F.b iuh. bu.l
NZX n... m'e,ins 81 J 30 p NJ
| N ha'oqie Han. sesih hsin
puBrRr woorEs W NJ
" HANNA Soy
Tul.sA CHATTER No 6iRA meets
0Z& frs, and third Monday sach
WV mouth Nondsy FEB, 10Th,
RlyQ ~ort IN Royal Arch
TX W. DuTroS Iilrh rrss,
WO NJ SNYDER eesy
| TRINITY COMMANDFRY No 40 meets
ever, "a sud iih Monday fsb
~ 2ith. bn.lns" NsttiGs az
visiting Knight. Ali-sJ, ~sl
come Masonic Hall, South
- II Y. HUDSON comm.ndu
CAltl Ltt. s~'y
AkbAh TtMPLs. 4. a o y =,
49, Meet. second yrday In .,h
~ %S"'S s"s,s s.,n e. A''I%,: pS:.. "'l y, "'S
~ visiting Noble. are -.lecms
NJ q 4 RoRERtsDN. ro,sn,sis.
n " wrlIiVyR see'y
TUBA CHAPTER No iss, o Ns hss,s
tho ist and srd wsdn.sdsls
Of the month 81 1so
"N Masonic Hall star cub
&n ~ meets aud snd .h w.dn..
U~ dsy. Of tho month ., ,.1o y.
WV visitors welcome
EMMA fAsr, ssc'y
AURORA LODGE No 80. 4 o. u, y, uas.ts
- s.sry wsdns.da, night 7 10
Neat meeting Web 10Th, wofh
"a In Second Degree. Visitors Gel
2H Il MILLER No
N. l. POuSDgrosI. sse'y
SEw 9TATk CAMP No ase " o. W,
6Nn mssu every Mondsy nigh,
AVA st rs ~ seoond s, Wait.
NH Ing msmbers sl~Ns vel
QIJV0 come.
3e C. SMITH. Con CON
- IN HARPNR clerk.
SILVER PLuMs LoD0E is1 X r meet.
every Thur,dsy nishi al =
0 Ing feb. ilth, work In RANK ~
tsquirs. Visiting knights urged
10 attend
IN fDMisrON, G G
" l. SANDERS X u ss
tuLaA CAMP Ma aoaf ~ " oi A and
POCAiiDNrAs CAMr No
E09A sT02 n n % Meet, every
fcNh Tuesdsy night 81 X T. Hall
NAu IS Ess, Second -. visitors
W ~ Meciisg. Consul
" N RrMly, Clerk
NRs & 4 WHITE Orsele
MRS I WRIGHT, Recorder,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

NJ 4 Patton, tho popular sales
manager of the Atwood neflnins
company. was here from oklahoma
city yesterday ana reports that his
people are enjoying unusual pros
perity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

USED CAR EXCHANGE
Eighth and South Main
Ford roadster ,,.,.,..,.,,,.t 1873
Jcffery touring car $3.50
studebaker four cylinder
roadster ..,...''....,, 'tAhp
Ruick four cylinder touring car 1850
Nclie six cylinder touring ....t55o
studebnker six cylinder
roadster ..'..'. .ttbo
Dodge roadster ...,.,.,,,.,..i6 $3.50
scrpps Booth ,........,...,.f $3.50
Jeffery touring car ,..,.,,.,..ts00
Oakland touring ear ....,,..,.tS5O
Terms to Responsible Parties
WALKER MOTOR co.
SAXON FOuR ROApsTER-ipia fot ,sl.
In good condition See this bafrain
Cash or terms guT 2 Boulder Phone
1890
1918 SAXON NN-Fl,e good iire, nv.
passenger, nearly new cat eAh OF terms
h0f : Houldsr Phone 1890
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Phone 5657

tOR rEApt Fot roadster. 5000 note
duo in one year secured by itI mort
ssge Phone a0l1j
\ NRGNN-iats Bpiet ~ seven pa
senget looks Ike new tuhs iiSe ner
hest barRsls IN the ely Southeastern
Gstsre. 2ii Main
PAiut RnApSrtR For sale or trad,
la2 " titu e.
COLI RiuHT Firsi rlAas rundhion
hkrsain n sold ~ one, Phone iTs9
rom DELIVERY car slis phone
tf-2
NR sAl.E or TRAM Fcr seani io,
one sis cylinder seven PASSENGER cha
msrs esr rcod condition rhon. tfse
tots fORn TOURING FIRST rlAN, eandi
tiou Nth r,itn tio1. Phone a06i "
call st Jli s, Detroit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Personals

Gam canterburv WIN In waiting
a., II. II ,,i.
nus '"lNH W ll@ ana iooh" nN' u
genuine American naval oficer'
ment that can h. maid anyone these
days won his commission ap ensign
at Pelham Hay and has mad. nev.
erel trips across the Atlantic. The
chance. are tina, he viii soc a lot OF
the world before h. come. home for
good and everybody Wishes him bon
yoyaae and Tho hest OF mck. M he IL
one OF the boys who has grown up
here. that everybody 4. proud OF. Ito
has n rood word Tor tho rest OF the
Tu,.a bunch who were with him.
ana ihIph. tha, they ali might have
To- ,hs luY. ~ IN. oil field
A., , ~ r, -, ,.
mn ys'' :" ,,.,, w
uom" " y, 80"
NV "rsrn w"'", nv" ~ Wy. ""
NoIh wo"" M" ~,
.ou ms :" a.n - W ~
w" '"' ~"
.oo' .",.". 49,. v n".',. ~
wG o". W W. .n '." ~"
.a. "",r, a ~, - W.
~. .n,nn.n,.. hsrs .hn,,a n,,,s
y, h'so ."n,p""s W.. '"uu" ""
'"'' ''""""s '"'o''
Uncle jimmy Mernil 10 sun con-
Tined 10 MIS- nom" ana Ia reported 70
no eScc"dinsly wehk, anu NOT an,e
10 stand much excitement nut re-
sewing dai'y the hsArueu nest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

Jamea Ti-rney. representing tho
Lakeside Petroleum company. In back
from Chicago. ana IN of the opinion
that the market In that town II goins
To take on considerable class and
that shortly Mrs Ticrney is with
him for a short visit The only mis-.
take they are making is to live In
Muakogce
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
STATESMEN AND AoENrs

wv WANT-Two hlrh-elAu snck ,Alesmsn
for silt edge. going proposition Of hgh
merit no 'wildrAt' scheme Present
ssse,s over " 600. 600 Phone NJ lial
ton $500 or call 200 Central Natl b.ns
bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
siruArioN WAITED MALI

SITUATION WAITED MALE =,
SITUATION by competent and rpsri,
sneed bookteep.r clerical ard sen,tL
office man. Operates typewriter ~
sas.. ssS.'' aadr... .S D. J. Y W. w.d., ,ns Iio'.l
Cotton
s1TuATioN wASTED--ns msn ~ abb
ity. application and education With eoa'
crrn or individual where faith'nl .soa
seisntlous work will ne sppr.eiaisd H,"
periencs In corporate legsl matters "
tles credits and collections Sevefi
yesrs' ssnsrsl office experience Jah
the man you need TO relieve Jou ot youi
detail work Nominal sAlafy until 1AIus
OF services is demonstrated fof inter
view address X - care world
BookkEKPER Position wanted hy rdi
able hook keeper ten yeers t'penen,s
snd familiar with oil gas and metoagtls
business city references. Phone ''''
BOoKkgEPER- with accounting etpcr,
enre wants employ ment Tor halt dsI NJ
reference, Ndd kTa. care wotld
WANTED Job on farm hy young msn
10 years have had experience "a bes'n
work nov write BoS, ,lp2t, Iuh
LAWYER Young ls-J.r'ao de,ires -ofl
Inc connection With high class Ihs'tf,
' s~ firm or corporation IN hnsiins "tA
s.%. bonn. IG isrs' l'' Y.Sc.s .ScS %s' aop,oa
rty. Ala
WANTED -noussele.ninr and ~ado-
washing phone tplo
MAN 81 WARS OF A0r- Married d,
sifes position n private setttiaN 20 or
man pr'llins production s,ps'i'a.,,
IL wears office work sisnogtsr rlT-
ieal correspondent Address % 'h'
World
POSITION /. lease foremsn OF pnmpst
years experience; esn handle am tini
o. production, n neal, oehe0'n o'''
Hok 10
WANTED Small ,,, et eoos' to len 20
connection Nth other work Phone 't's
sTENO0R NPHER. BOokkEEPtR 81 M
TYPtSr-Desirrs position with OF pi'
duret or sasoline company. Two 'on
e1psfisnee In the oil game md "nr 'rN
In the mercantile business f"f lh'''
view, addrrss 80 care World
S1rt' AriOS ny experienced if,''.ls
salesman five Years On the tosd 's'
- tears Al ref"fsnte' Ad'i'f' ~
W wade care iloisl cotton
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE IS
YOUNG GIRL -ps,lt,. private tvithh
board or cleriesl position vel 'r'h
ence Phone ii01J.
GIRL IUsT FINISHED busirc,' college
desires position Phone 2'li
WASHING IRoSlNO Dollar doirn ~
hard addition north OF Ni"he h"''.
hlort 81 John
YotNG LADY wtTH ENPkRltNCt ~,
'irrs photographic position l''''
ib2iR
WNNIFD POSITION At once hN rr'f'
enesd u.norrsrhct Phone sou
PHONE eGas s-Fot lady TO cate Tor ''h
children afternoon, and evenings
POSITION As CASHIER kIpefi'rf~,
Phone room 20s Oklshoms ho''.
In morning
POSITION WANTED --Hy srpsnsn.sd,
rlsrs MI oompsny preferred .aI I.
between ~ and I or after P'm
bOOkKFEPrR AND CASHIER If's'
years. railroad experience dsst',
iion. Address Boi v, No rs care "''
NURsE Wants eouiin'"''
rssrs Phone d6ii
IIibU SCHOOL. GIRL. WAITS eis'.s' '
aftics position 81 oncs capable An' VT
efr~,ie Phone 62pA
YOuNu LADY OF neat spresfanr'.
sires office employnTnt Of snh' au
Pair type~riief operator Agsep'
salary Add X so care World
STFNOGR APUPR Desires 20 chanr' p'.
uan Year and hslf r,p"nen,
.,rnorrsphe, and grnetn cihse WI"
Address n ~, care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE "

YOUNG GIRL --Ds,ite, private ivNfh
board or cleriesl position, vel ''r't
enrr Phone ll0IJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

SITUATION by competent and sipsf
enerd bookteeper clerical and grn,ih
on,ss o,,, man ..1u,, op,r,i. ,,' nps"",' ,.,,
ences Address u. W. wade, care Hotel
fattaa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
BY OWNER

Roadster, sir cylinder Oakland -
1900 cash balance $40 monthly
good condition. WIN demonstrate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

i,y. application and education With eoa'
crrn or individual where hiih'al ,.oa.
seientlous work will he spprseiatei va"
legal education. five wears actual 81
periencs In corporate legsl matters "
tles credits and collections Sevsr
years sensrsl office experience just
IN. man you need TO relieve Jou Of youf
detail work Npminsl salsty until NIus
Of service, Ia demonstrated for inter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-18
u. S. CONGRESS Halls
RETURN OF WAR HERO

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Congress
told the world today who won the war
--"Black jack Pershing. the recep-
tion it gave the returned head of the
a. f. f. broke all records for enthu-
siasm. Champ Clark presenting the
general with a resolution of thanks,
referred to him as "the man whom
10000 900 men are proud to claim as
their countryman." Senator Cum
minis, representing vice president
Marshall who could not attend, greet
ed Pershing as the man who led
"the most impressive spectacle in an
annals Of warfare" Speaker Gillett
welcomed Pershing in behalf of thu
house. declaring he typifies the spirit
Of the American army.
Pershing, responding to the address
es of welcome said. this honor affords
me profound gratitude as a recogni-
ton Of the achievements of our splen-
lid army"
"The burdens that fell to the lot
of your soldiers have been heavy, and
the way beset by many obstacles, but
saith in the righteousness of our cause,
and trust in Almighty God have given
rs courage and inspiration. The
trials battle demanded Spartan en-
durance and utmost self sacrifice.
Never have men faced more diff
cult task. nor borne greater hard
ship and never have troops shown a
finer spirit Of willingness or a more
resolute purpose"
II
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-18
ill put them up to S5 cents.
Prosecutions Threatened.

ell put them up to S5 cents.
Prosecutions Threatened.
The fair price commission wants it
understood that owing TO the demands
of walters for 81 an hour and cooks
for s1.50 an hour during Roundup,
prices had to be raised somewhat. The
increases We're approved by the Com
mercial Association, however, and any
instances Of charging above - agreed
list should be reported to ,ae associa-
ton, Restaurant men have bee
threatened with prosecution under
the profiteerlng law If they do as tn,
City Cafe was alleged to have done
The fair price commission, which
visited the local restaurants today,
consists of j. S. Johns, r. NJ. Sawtelle
and T.. w. LamplIin.
Complaints are also being made to
the accommodations headquarters
that in some cases rooming house
landlords are laying themselves open
to criminal charges of profiteerings In
cases where visitors were sent to
rooming places by the accommoda-
ton headquarters complaints were
made that as high as $3.50 per room
was asked, whereas the official rate
for q room is $3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-18
Fortunes Made and Lost as
Cowboys and Girls Swing
Merrily Around Hall; Crisp
New Bucks are Squandered.
200 INDIANS PRESENT
TRIBAL VICTORY DANCE
Ensemble of Allied Nations
Ends Two Hour Program and
Then Rip-Roaring Merry
Making Lasts Until Morn.

Fortunes were made and fortunes
.ost while cowboys and cowgirls swung
merrily around the hall at Happy
Canyon last night Red ticker with
sut and kick to 1t passed over a real
old fashioned bar for 10 bucks "A
throw and venturesoIne ones squan-
hered their crisp new paper on rou-
htte, faro, fan tan. draw poker and
all the other nefarious games Of
chance. Happy Canyon was a riot of
fun and noise and everybody was
happy.
A grandstand and bleachers g5 per
cent filled witnessed the first presen-
tation of the Indian Dance of Victory
and the regular Happy Canyon pro-
gram. The Victory Dance was short
but novel and was immensely enjoyed
by the big audience. More than 200
Indians from the reservation took
part.
Led by Chief Tall Pine. the Indi-
ans carried out every detail of their
camp life and their battle with union
soldiers to a nicetx. The emigrant
train. with its quartet. made a big hit,
and several comedy features were well
received. The quartet which sang for
the prairie schooner pioneers consist
ed Of Jack Dolph, Ed Olson. Bert Jer-
ard and Clyde Phillips.
Four bear cubs which broke up the
camp of the emigrants had their part
down to perfection and gave the ten
derfeet in the audience a thrill.
Continued on page A.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-18
FAIR PRICE COMMITTEE ON TRAIL OF MEN
WIHOGE RECKLESS WITH PROFTTEERING

Efforts of the City Cafe to get rich
quick at the expense of Roundup pa
irons were quickly frustrated tnia
morning by the fair price commits
sion of the Pendleton Commercial AS
ISOLATION. The offending restaurant
had price lists for the Roundup
printed in advance but today the pro-
prietor, camouflaging u bit, penclled
above his list that the new prices
written in below were necessary be-
cause of added expense, etc, during
the three days of Roundup.
The cards which has been raised
were confiscated. the proprietor, Chi
naman, promised to abide by the
printed list, which. although higher
than the regular list, was approved BY
the fair price commission along with
the lists used by other local restau-
rants. only one other restaurant was
found where prices We're high and the
owner asked What new lists, conform
ing to those In other restaurants, be
printed at once.
Edward E. Graft, a deputy sheriff
from Portland and DR.. A. G. Smith re-
ported having been charged 95 cents
and Si.20 respectively, for break-
fasts listed at rs cents before the PEN