davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

En- Ell DAILY Times" de Nueva
York aparece una terrorifica pfedic-
sci0n, dada pof Oh professor Alberto
lPorta, distinguish especiaIista en- Ell esi
tudio de las manchas solares y nae.
'trol6gito; descitbfidor de ciertas re-
glas ASTRONOMERS que Sc distinguen
con 81 apelatiyb de las Leyes Porta.
Una original prediction del profe-
,sor Porta, anuncia que la vieja Tie
ira Sc vera EN- una peligr0sa p~osicion.
Dice que los planetas Sc q ha-
ella cierta IONA amenazante del espa-
clio, " Que este yiejo mundo Sc shalla-
.fa en- situaci6n de recibir los danQs
due de ese fen6meno puedan DIES
prendefse. I'll diecisiete de diciembre
es la fecha senalada. Sfefe planetas
destinaaus a tirars snt @s 9elMsQhz
NDsbido al MISUNDERSTANDING
des6is poderosos Dlanetas stal como
no se la yisto 0tro en- alargas ceitti
,rias, e proximp diciembre seran ba-
.rrid0s los Estados de N0fte America
'por sel. mas terrorifico catlaclimo geo
l0gicoS experimentado desde los item
pos prshist0ricos.
10 ocasionara la Marcia solar mas
extraordiaaria que haya percibido a-
mas ell ohservador humane. Marcia
que sera notada a simple vista.
BESIDE que 81 hombre empez6 q re-
gistfo v Ia anotaci0n de sds dmpresio-
mes, no Sc recuerda ningQna man
cha del sol tan grande que pudiera
ser vista sin 81 auxilio de instrdmen-
tos. Esta 10 sera.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
Teodoro Roosevelt.

ssEL tue hallado fiel en- mas cuahtas
cosas y Sc iizo gobernador So
bre fnuchas: I'll eiav0f0 81 propio sen
dero. iimpioey derecho Y millones e
sigutcroH haefa Ia luz FL era fragil;
81 Sc hizo ash fhisfio una tofre de
f0rtaleza III era tfmid0s 81 Sc iiizo
un leon de~vaIor. El era un s0iador;
Ell lego a ser ana de las mas grahdes
figuras do SUI tiembo. Los hombres
~pusieroh su confianza EN- Ell las mujel
res hallaron ui campeon on Ell los re-
yes tuvieron tenor d %, pefo los niios
10 contemplation como SUI companero
de- iuegU. 81 dispert6 de fst sueno d
una naci6ns ON su v0x, y sesta Sc lei
vant6. FL atoc6 los ojos de los HON
~bresNciegos con 10 llama que les de-
voIvl6 Ia vista. Iaas almas llegaron q
ser espadas por medic de Ell; lastes
padas llegaron h ser s~irvientas de
Dios. I'll fue leal Hisu pals ~ rigur0s
SO en- su lealtad; Ell an1aba muchas
tierras. pero a sufiterruhO mas que
a ninguha. III era terrible en- Deta-
liza, pero compasivo con ell debil; ale
gre n fneanSableT estando libre de
piedad Mfopta lmpio en- SUI accicS
mes 6otfysina Hmpfeza due purffico el
H D.. W. A - 80 a. ~ 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

a fL|"Nl| "|"L.L#
que llevamos soDrefl los homDres en- To-
relative al pago de los impuestos.
al 10 a. sdeseU llamar la tencion es
lvl hecho de que la Ultima legislature
Edecret6 leyes que pDnen en- mueho Pc
Tligro de perder del TODD sus propieda-
DIES a todo aquel que no este al corrien
to en- ell pago de sus impuestOs-
La ley dispone que Ell page de las
is-tasacioues2 Sc haga en- dos plazosg
Hi se quiere, que son, el primero en-
kDiciembre ~ el segundo en- JUNO de
Lcada ano. Este esta bien Luego Sc
lyiispone Que ell que, queda sdelincuen-
|fe'' en- Junio, Que es la fecha del ser
Igundo plazo, tendra due pagan n
|multa, D "pena", como Sc dice, la cual
Sc va anadiendo al principle, Despues
Sc .dispone que entire JUNO y julio SO
Ipublicaran en- un ~periodicO, y el costo
Fde la, p~ublicn.s4f, que es una suma
IEnorme, tehdra que aiadirse tambien
al principal, resultando, que de ALI en-
|adelante la deuda crece a pasos de
kgigante. HI ~..delincuentev tiene de
Eplazo hasta 81 Is de novieubre para
predimir sn prbpiedad, en- euya fecha
llcralesquiera podra comprarla por la
~tasaci0n. 81 Ell dueho no ha hecho 81
pago. Y de ALI para adelante son las
Ilastimas. I'm este cohdado va Sc han
IorgaiiizadO compafiias de adiIefados
ICON el fin de comprar propEedades por
la "tasaci0np La inversion es prove.
|4chosisima. La persona cuya propie-
dad ha sido vendida podra redimirla
lnentro de tres amos, es cierto, pero al
ghacerlo, en- muchos casos tepdra que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

aife como un temporal, Su valeftia
NO reconcile fiqueza no classes; SUI q
5mistad, hingdn cfedo color b raza:
So Bizarria siempfe hizo ffehfe a to-
do ataqne furi6so de Ia bestia salvaje
y hombres sin principles, a la soledad,
a la victoria Y d la derfota- Su men
to fue avida, su coraz6n fiels 81 cuer-
pc y espirftu. difiados de obstaculos
listo para afrontar 10 que viniera.
El luch0 a la injusticfa v q ID tiranfa;
porto al pesar bizarfamentes am6 a
t0da la n~aturaleza, a espaci0s desier-
tos 9 intrepidos compaheros, aVentu-
Il arriesgadas y Ie gust6 Ia batalla.
Al donde quiera que fne siempfe lie
su propio equipo; y en- las postre-
ras parties del mundo e. tuyo su CON
ciencia come su gufa.s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

pefstitiones que desde hace semanas
estan surgiendo a caIsa de las ante
lriores noticias. Muchos de nuestros
~lectores nos han escrito pidiendonos
dfgamos algo sobre 81 particular; re-
producimos ell aftfculo que qnlsa ha
'impresionado a los que nos escriben Y
ell cual ha sido publicado en- muchos
periodieos de Texas Y %vafios de Nue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

vo Mexico. Tan solo diremos que no
tomen la cosa seria pues como puede
ser cleric TODD este tambien nc puede,
precise es que estemos t~ranqulos y
recomendamos lean ell artfculo que
~apRrecera en- nuestro pr6ximo ndmero
sobre este mismO particular escritp
por el diyehtido escritor Jorge Utica
de Hispano-America.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

N. de la r,
Bemoducimos de nuestr6 coIega
sHba voz del Pueblo, de Las Vegas.
M Mex, Ia recommendation que 81
Hon Antonio Lucero. ex.~Secretario de
sEstadds iiaca d hos contfihuyentes
por considerable dc sumo interes para
nuestros leet6regs Ehpefanrds apr0.
yechsns este deginteresado ~ util con
sejoe Z:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
SOLDIERS MEMORIAL TO
Be PUSHED IN EARNEST

A concerted movement for IN"
erection ~ some kind of n memorial
to the soldiers ~ this city who gav"
their lives In the great world war IN
expected To he launched IN earnest In
Tulsa In the near future. Many sug-
g..tionH aaltn the nature of tho pro-
posed memorial have hcen voiced hy
leading and Interested citizens but
tho logical solution IL believed To
have been found IN the project for
the erection Of nm armory for the
use ~ local military organizations of
tho future Placement % SHAFT on
tho site of the armory II also under
consideration,
According to local authorities on
this subject there IL now available
"A yearly fund ~ 81 500 for n MILL
tnry armory These funds are allowed
by tho state and federal govern
ments. Mai L. !, y Reoncy. local
officer of the oklahoma national
guard, IN looked To- by Interested
citizens for n solution Of the memo
rial question.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
SUGGESTIONS POURING IN
FOR ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL

MANY suggestions or n location
for the proposed Roo-cVelt monu-
mont have hocn brought to the at
tcntiun ~ those who are promoting
this undertaking but 50 FAR very IL.
tic has been accomplished toward
the final selection NJ such slte.
Numerous street Intersections IN the
business district ~ the city have been
suggested ami the new boulevard
system of Tulsa has also been men.
toned for consideration.
Coming from n local business man
IN the suggestion ~ "a location that In
we'll worthy of mention. Tn. pro-
posed location IN at the intersection
~ Nostun avenue and Roosevelt
street whirh In approximately nine
blocks from the business center VI
town
At this street intersection II n tfi.
angular piece ~ parkage which
measures about 30 feet at the base
and 80 feet on the sides, iioHton
uVenu, IN one ~ the main travelled
streets of Tulsa aud the piece of
pnrkag" In question presents ono ~
the most desirable locationH that In
To be found In the city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
SUFFERED TWO YEARS

"For about two yrOrs I suffered
with malaria fever ana bad blood.
trying cverythng that was recon -
mended to mo without benefit
Finally someone told mo about
'Sumhcr 10 For Tho iilooi' ana I
purchased u hottie from our mer.
chant. Mr walter Page, and II did
me 80 much good that I kept on
taking Il. using IN an ~ bottles To
daV am feeling I'm" ana 40 not
hesitate 10 recommend II for any
irouhle Tor which Il 10 recon mendcd
"You are a, liberty 20 use this
letter any waysYou desire for | know
what Number 90 u
" |. BURNETT Wrkulln. Flh
Number 90 For the blood" L.
compounded from ingredients set
down In the T. y Dispenaatorv and
other authoritative medical books ~
follows Employed In dlseasc of the
giandular system. In blood poison.
scrofula constipation. stomach and
liver troubles chronic rheumatism
and catarrh mercurial and lead rnls
oninE Under It's use nodes tumors
and scrofulous awellinEs that have
with-tood all other treatment disap-
pear as n by magic
Sold By Steinberg Bros--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
SAYS HUSBAND WAS CRUEL
AND USED PR0FAhE TALK

Charging that her husband had
usai rrolnc language In her pres
engr ana struck her. at times there-
b. lmpiring her ~ncrvous system
Ne''l. Pearl Dunn filed suit In the
superior court Yesterday for al
yoru" from Robert Andrew Dunn.
Th'y have one child. hoy. years
old llo Il now IN the care and
custody ~ Mrs Dunn and she al.
ler's that hc Is receiving the proper
care
The court IL asked To decree the
pa a.H'ff 20 be the owner Of certain
property In Lynch and forsythc ai-
dluun 20 Tulsa and that she be
fi''1 ~" personal property includ'
ing 'ho household goods The peti-
Won further states that the plain
lrf is willing that the defendant
haN' tho rest of the property he
Ions nE to them and that he he per-
ml'n' 20 visit the child AZ reason
ah.' hnurs. hat she desires 10 be de-
creed 'he permanent care and Gus
'ol' NJ the child. rs well as an al
toIlie divorce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
SAY HIGH GAS PRESSURE
UNNECESSARY FOR COOKING
Worlds capital burrAu

NbifNlu lolee
OKLAHOMA CITY Feh The
theory that "a high gas pressure IL
necessary for cooking purposes " "a
faIlncy. Samuel 8 Nyer head of the
conservation department of the ma
tional fuel administration. told the
corporation commission today
The commission was holding n
hearing ON an order which Will re
aulre gas companies to install pres
sure recotd gauges and the order
will provide that pressure ~ lrs'
than four ounces must be- reported
TO the commission The companies
Interested are the Oklahoma Gas
company. the oklahoma Gas \ Flee
trlc Co, the Bristow Gas company,
tho Kay County Gas company, the
lawton Gas company and the Con
sumrrs Gas company
Wyer told the commission that
experiments made nt the University
of ohio had demonstrated that two
tenths of an ounce ~ gas PRESSURE
was sufficient for cooktag on top "
a stove and that one half nm ounce
was sufficient for baking purposes.
Mr. Wyer also insisted that gns
stoves In oklahoma are not properly
constructed The burners are too
low and are not close enough 10 the
cooking vessels Holes In tho burn
ors are too small A long flame
means "A waste of gas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
BAKER DECLARES SOLDIERS
SHOULD BE GIVEN PLACES

WARRINGTON. Feb 6 5-Erndlca-
'ior ~ tho evils of competitive war
fare between water and rail trans.
poriation. developments Of the ma
,lons inland WATERWAYS and its har-
bors and their fun utilization for tho
promotion ot the national prosperity
were urged today at the opening ses-
sion ~ the national rivers and har-
bor- congress Optimism concerning
economic readiuHtmenS also was
sounded by most OF the speakers
Endorsing the purposes ~ the
congress. Secretaries BAKER and Dan
iels urged against the competitive
warfare which has prevented fun use
of the waterways for transportation
In the past and both predicted an
era ~ Industrial expansion In this
connection they discounted the fear
~ holshcvism in this country, the
naval secretary saying there "is NO
more danger Of holshe yism taking
hold In America than there II of the
kaiser eujerlng the streets OF wash
ington."
Secretary Rater In discussing the
relation ~ WATERWAYS 10 the war and
10 the financial burden put on the
nations ~ the world hY the war. said
lmprovpment ~ riVcrs and harbors
would he a material factor In increG
ing foreign commerce for which ships
nov we're being huit The water.
way improvements he said also
would Furnish useful and profitable
work for thousands upon thousands
OF men
In this connection he declared II
to b. AN unihiukabl" thing that any
soldier who put on the uniform ot HE
cnuntr, and either fought or was In
training to fight IN TINS war viii he
allowed 80 remain without a job n
he wants one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
PETITION SAYS WIFE
WOULDN'T TAKE CARE HOME

Alleging that his wife had abused
rcolhed and tormeni"d him hy call
Ing him vile names that she te
fused TO cook his meals. sweep the
floors and make the beds In his home
charles Marshall flied suit AGAINST
Elizabeth Marshall for divorce In
the superior court yesterday
The petition states that one child
VIVA born ~ their marriage. which
IN now two years ~ age. aud be
cause he has no proper place io take
care ~ II. the plaintiff IL willing that
the wife be- given lls care and Gus
tody because uf its tender age
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Boy Who Seeks Missing Mother is
Giren Home in Tulsa Boys Home

The case ~ the ~ yrlr-uld boy
who SAYS he walked from Joplin iu
Tulsa IN search ~ his mother is lee.
coming more mysterious. Anut hlH
arrival ~ Tulsa Tuesday he gave
himself up 10 the police ani rr-
Whlncd IN the police station oyer
nitht Yesterday mornlng the police.
IN order to find him a Job. took the
BOY to tlr federal employ mrnt uf.
flc" ana turned him over iu Chrl
l"". Mr. Ice. uu finding that the
hoy Vas too weak Tor work. Tn.
formed the Y VI g \ ~ the facts
and -. = lnrkholirr. chairman uf
IN" hiwittHn," committee ~ the
Tulsa BOYS school, wtdc urrpuru.
mrnis in send him tu tho boys hum"
whct" he IL now ana VII remain
until hts mother s luyii,i
When interviewed tho buy mpdc
the following statements NN nam,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
FARMERS OF COUNTY TO
MEET AT BROKEN ARROW

rm"rH ~ the county will meet
o. Ir'h'n Arrow Saturday afternoon
WI mo farmers of that vicinity
VI. 'f" io form branch of the
county Farmers association
AZ MAJ tim" Three special experts
iVm the Oklahoma 4. ana NJ col
l'f' and several farmers and bust
me- men ~ Tulsa county will iah
az "' subjects Of cooperation and
uii'u'ta'inn NJ "A benefit to the far
mo-
=, Tho \ and " speakers are Miss
MA ma Nopheeters homo economic
.Np''' ~ l. Markland, farm agent
TOT 'h" district and n /. Moyer.
Nn' has charge ot hoys club work
',h"r speakers are PAU 4 MEYERS.
Nho lives west OF ives, Tulsa q. y
Vohinson, from the niSby district
,'hn 7 Kramer president ~ the
''." county Farmers association.
banker.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
SAYS PACKERS FIX
POLICIES OF FOOD
IaSntcr Asserts Five Rig Con,rrn-
Governed i1I Admins, rntion IN
Adopting Populations.

WASHINGTON. Feb. o. Edward
e Ia,sater ot the National Live
stock associations executive com
miltec, charged before the house In
t"rslate commerce committee today
that the policies OF the food admin
iSitatinn ~eto determined 10y the five
big packing concerns and carried
out by employees uf the packers scrV.
ing the government fOr 81 Year
Mr. lnrhtcr form Fly was chief VI
the administrations i've stock hud
meat division aud this WAS his third
day ON the stand nj hearings before
th" committee on legislhl Ion Tor gov
ornmont regulation uf the meat In
dusttN
Before the senate agriculture
Cumml'tc" today letters wrr. read
disclosing that President Wilson last
February declined. lurr a personal
inquiry 60 interfere with the federal
trade CnmmlsSiou'S iuNcstigni n of
the packing tndu' y The president
had been appealed tu hy officials ~
the hug packing companies. who
asserted that the commission was
not conducting a far q iry
lie informed Louis = swift that
h" was convinced that There would
be no warrant for hts interfering
with the Judgment and action of the
commission
In tcstlfying hrfor" tho house
committee Mt l.hSttvr said that
when Herbert G. iluuNcr first was
appointed food administrators he chad
told the witness that hc would not
invite "A single packer tn sit At his
cvincil table because they had u
reputation that stunk To- heaven
"iut such influence was brought
to bear on him" said IN. witness,
"thnt he chose to disregard their
odor. within three weeks ho had
arranged "a have the packers take
sole charge NJ the meat end ~ the
industry"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
City Briefs

& n SEGER IL confined TO hts
home, quite ~ ~ influenza
LEE IENERlNG lott yrstrrdpy To-
spend two weeks IN the Chicago and
New York clothing markets
MRS MARGARET BRAY. huNcr
for the ready tu wear department ~
the Halliburton Abbott store. has re-
turned from a New Nork TIN.
-
Mrs FANNIE POLLOCK lcn
yesterday fur the markets ~ the
east whore she viii spend several
weeks buying for tho Pollock tog
gerry
W n ROnlNSON arrived ycster.
day from kanraA CITY and viii spend
several DAYS supervising the new I'm
provemcnts being made at Hotel
Tulsa
Az THE GUESTS ~ the Y. NJ. G..
A tho members of the Tulsa cham
bcr OF commerce viii hold their reg
ulnr weekly MONDAY luncheon Fri
day at the ~" cafeteria
-.
A A. RICHARDS of Washington.
u. G.. II In Tul1, looking after his oil
properties ana attending the annual
meeting ~ his company Mr aud
Mrs Richards are preparing To- move
from Washington 10 New YORK
ANNA PEARL HOl.MGREN was
granted decree ~ divorce from
Arthur /. ilolmHrcn hV Judge owen
In the district court yesterday upon
the report of Referee John A
Denny. The property rights we're
"'''''d out q court
ONLY THREE MARRIAGE II.
cenres were issued by the court
clerk yesterday. Those getting H.
cenEcs Wednesday were Frank A
Smith. 80. ana Zulah u Taylor, 81.
both of Tulsa Harley T. Primm, ~.
and Julia Luckneld 22 both ~
Glennpnol. ollie Louis stark. ~, and
Lola May Vandeuscn. 80. both OF
Collinavillc.
MRS BEATRICE WILLIAMS. 10
North Victor, iH IN receipt of "A tele
gram from iioboken, N. j., to the
effec, that her husband, Private u
Williams. has arrived In the United
Statea Private Williams was wound
cd September IL and was patient
at one OF tho large base hospitals
In France for n period of seven
weeks since his release from the
hospital he has been stationed at
bordeaux. France.
=
SHERIFF. JAMES WOOl.LEY re
turned from Washington county
.An hVlnnlnH
him four automobile castings which
h. thinks were stolen In Tulsa These,
with three other caHlngs which the
Sheriff recovered In the city few
days ago. are now In his office at
the courthouse Those who have
lost castings may get them from
sheriff Noollcy upon proper ideni'
ficatiVn.
THE MEN EMPLOY ~ ~ the en-.
ginetring and scouting departments
~ the Carter Oll company were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert NJ
Ualer at nm evenings entertainment
at their home nj i.2ih South lior,un
Monday night About 22 were pres
ent one ~ the features of the eve
ming was a large collection ~ sou.
veniru from the battlefielda ~
France. exhibited 10y W, a. Chllds.
recently returned from Y. NJ G. A.
work overseas. VA
PLANS ron IMPROVEMENT Of
a sis acre park trnck In the negro
district ~ the city are under con
slderation by the city officials This
property was purchased by the city
abou, five years ago hut because ot
financial conditions II has never been
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
OIL BURNING SHIPS
HELD NOT FEASIBLE
' isiior- In " ashington Do Not Think
rian WIN IT Practicable b"
to suppl, Question
~ n y TlNMbNS
worlds N.shirsiun l,us-uu.
ln.l MmIIILmI

world = sshingion NuFrau,
ro-t Nuljins
WASlilNGruS. F-h uil men
who have hreu IA washington with
iu tho hast few DAYS are not over
cnthusiaNic about the guVct ctnmcntH
plan Tor butuny uu nn merchant
N,s~~ols In the upiuinu ut th'ec men
thru, IN not - sufficient ruppiN ~
u,l fbr this purpose unless the irgu.
lHi lsuicd usc i7 cut down
rho~' men aV thnt uil enough tor
the PROGRAM m absolutely no. ~
Wgh' There are only two states
where the supply l- iucrcnHlng rcN.
49, and oklahoma Thry hrlicNc that
the guNci1iWrui shnuli -rc the TrNas
sdcN"lvpmoui little mfther ni"ns
h,fnr" making us plans
There ls need for domestic put.
i-Ssa iu the i.uii"d states ana the
foreign markets. demand an the "il
that the lnitoi states ,rn produce, ,"
HalN William /. FlcWiup, a l.g- Ange.
lrA inil man "l'ocausr the tinitc'l
Siat.r produces 30 per cent OF the
world'a oil II dp-H not follow that
the government viii hc able To- buy
II chnpcr than other countries
MY firm h,liof In that oil viii ad
vance IN price even though ships
lp not hutn n II We are 10 have
oil burning ships the pricc will ad.
Nnnc. to such n price that tn" gov
crnm-nt's diva that chop oil Will
make her supreme un tho sta will lie
given "A rude shook "
Mcanwhil. the shlpplns board N
rutnK ahead with ia plans Tor oil
burning SHIPS II has boon Figured
that burning from 10 10 ~ tons of
crude oil n day "a Ncs'"l of from
1000 60 1000 Tome. can max. an
average days run. as agains 60 ar
80 toms OF coal needed for the same
result
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
City Delinquency Department
Solution to Paving Squabble
WiththeLesislature
Happenings Noted by The
World Writer.


OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. 3 Sen.
ator g. =, Woods and Representa-
Ives liuck Campbell and !. l.. IRE
Nathan compose committee of re.
publican legislators who win make
plans for u Lincoln day banquet to
De held In oklahoma City Feb
ruary IL
It's good night for the dollar
down, dollar "A month merchants
VINO take your money and your
property both when you find that
You've been bitten or that you cant
Keep up your payments
The house today passed the bill
10y Gluscr. republican, ~ Enid
which amends the present law gov
rtning sales on payments Hereafter,
n the measure gets by the senate
which 1t appears likcly II viii de-. II
you've bought u piano on time paw.
uents ana cant come In on timo
with tho payment due, the piano
merchant cHn't call at your house,
Load IN" plano on IL truck aud drive
away with II. leaving YOU to mourn
the loss nf both your money and
your plano The most the merchant
can keep In 2h per cent of the
amount you've paid In to cover wear
and tear IN the piano
flckings are liable to he poorer
for book peddlers who reap har-
vest on --latest editions" which he
come relies ~ hyPone aye before
you've paid for them ana for numcr.
Gus other articles which are com
monty sold on time payments with
the time all IN favor " the Nender.
over 10000 population are happy.
Ihr hlIl ny snyder which regulates
their hours of employment has been
finally passed hv the senate and
now goes To The house where there
are ipdications That II VIII likewise
ne faNofhhly received, Ten conwccu-
i've houre day work, and ~ Cight
WORK. are the limit under IN" provi-
SionH ~ the bill which passed 81 10
y win tho republicans supporting
u s"hdly
hlll introduced In the s"nat" by
"allhc" ihhcs mp IN" proposition OF
recndlfyinH ne statutes under the
constitutional provision which re-
10 years senator Wallace's measure
proposes that the president OF the
senate and the speaker ~ the house
zach appoint three members OF their
respective houses to compose Joint
cod" conpQlwion, To hold office FOR
period ~ -FOUR years Thoy snail
he paid ~ dhy Tor their work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

! Weston ~ Illinois visiting
friends here lost and recovered hls
nuick sly las, night in IS minutes
Weston hrd left the cur on tho hill
on North Elwond avenue The iR-
ni,ion had hern locked 80 I, could
not he started II was rolled TO the
bo,ton, aud there abandoned. and
later found hy lts ownet