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WILSON TO AID.
IRISH LEADERS
IN THEIR WORK
Connection Is Unofficial He
Warns NationaIistS,

PARIS, June l2.-Oiiicially Pfesi-
dent Wilson can do nothing with re-
gard TO the Irish question. but un-
officially he will do everything in his
power to lay it before the other peace
delegates
Mr. Wilson thus personally in
formed Frank 7. Walsh and Edward
/. Dunno, ex governor Of Illinois. the
two Irish. American commissioners
still here, a, an interview today.
MesSrs. Walsh and Dunno urged the
president TO bring all his influence &c
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June i3-HOGs:
Receipts. 1000; higher: bulk. 320o0 30
2075. heavies t10.70f2 20.s5; medium,
t205ou .e.s5; lights. $50 2O0 2o75: pigs,
Sls00pl97b.
cATTLE: Receipts. 1000; steady
medium, $4,000 Is. 90: common. Sii.b0 d
l1a0. choice lights. S12s5Vlblb; COM
mon. 39.boai5.i0: butcher heifers. 81. 0O
uii00: cows. 3ss5ul275; Gamers.
s.. b0n6 60: calves. 81. 25Qil1B. feeders.
f9.sSultS0; stockers. l7.ie0la4O.
SHEEP: Receipts. 5000; steady.
lambs, iis0OG1t25; cuIis, Sso06l37s;
yearling wethers. til.0odl5.B: ewes.
t70oG9 80: ewes. culls. 1t00Hs75;
goats, IS. .00lg00
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bear toward winning ths British Oot
ernmen,'s approval Of ths ehoeea ~
tesentaiives Of the Irish fepsells 60
ing to Paris and laying shs'e eesaeeys
case before the peace conferences. Z,
President Wilson wss further ~
quested by the two delegates 70 iosee
in investigation OF the British tfeo(s
ment Of Irish political prisonsss.
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KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY, June Il-wHEAT
cash. ae higher: No. / hard ,2.,Sd2SO,
No. 2 ms. No. / red t2i2d2H. 30.
81 ssa2p. CORN higher No
mixed ii1s9i.17. No 2 white ii.7si4 q
10: No. Z yellow il.7s. OATS higher
No. Z white 1ou7Ohc: No 2 mixed ssisc,
No. 2 red Csc. RYE il3Jql5G
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June li-BUTTER. pack
Ing ic lower. &c. other grades un-
changed. EGGS. ic lower. hrsts. 37c,
seconds. SIC. POULTRY, broilers. e
higher. NVt2c; ROSTERS. ic lower; Isc,
hens unchanged. POTATOES un'
changed
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June l2.-BuTTER: un-
settled. creamery i0diyc. EGGS cas.
Ter. receipts 20 ga cses. fifts 3snG
3Skc. ordinary flrs's 37U37he. at marx
cases included $50 3sc. storage packed
flrsts <ohGtic; extras ilhtt2c. POuL-
TRY: higher: fowls SIC.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. June ii.-Cot.on apo'
quiet: prices lower: atNd middl' a
10 lsd: fully rniddllne, 1850: middih "
10. sed; low middllng, 1850; lood ordi-
nary. 1885,; ordinary. 1b.sSd. Sales.
5000 bales. Including f.0a0 American
Receipts, $1,000 bales. including sf.eco
American. Futures eiosed steady: June
~. sod. September leS0d. October 11.o3d,
January i76sd, March i7.S0d.
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA.


,gn ou,,cE Gu r,,, CIR I'm ~
oEI bu0M. r don,n. 1ntad ia,
fnr H. l.a s,,. -, 81. h.s.,rs,,., a..
..oS ,.n,. VI no nsoa, 4.
ss',neu uno.s o' ss ano s.nooi ianu,
,,,rnn... M ,..".. iii, ~. r.aa
49, ~. ] III ,s.
otiIcs or ,h. .eS,.,o,y ,o a.. Sommi,.
sinner. ., IN. InnJ o,uc. n, ,h. honr
n, /, no o'c,oct m The ,s,h dsy
~ Ju,y isie % sna "a .a,d a. Lean, an w, vii, be
so,J snd .uch i.,.s m,ds In sccord.
nncs with M. term. and condItion,
a. b.,c,n.,,s, -, nnt
P.ch o1 ..,d trsr,. =, ,,nd vIr h.
len "a .spars's,v ~ Tho hishs., and
hos, b,dder
F,.b IA .b.u h. ,ccour.r,., bv
c.r,ifled chccL or h,rL Hr,t, i, the
sim, ~ one rbou.sns noilsrs III
onc On, vah,o 10 ,ha comr,,,.,orsY.
az ,he and ot,ir. n %sno.I, Of
osrnn., monsv 70 ,nsurs ,hs crscv,ion
NJ Tho ieesc hv ,hs b,dder ana the
furnishiny %, the bo,d A. rcorired by
.aId .ro,,n, -, u nn. N" T,so,,.snS pnllsps
ri ooo oo' ,baI, sn,i,,s ,hs bisdsr 10
MA on nm. nr ,u NJ s.,d trsc,s Raid
.ur, ~ On. rbon.,rS ~, mn M, mi.
lar. de,o.,,,d nv .ny hidhsr a. aarn-
c., rnonsv In cou alliance Win thIs re-
oulrsment shsn ba r.turnsd ssid
b,ddsr ~ ,bs Ma NJ ,urh hiddsr n NOT
scrsn,sT hy the Comm,.s,on.rs ~ ths
Iand otuc. Wv
R,ds mnon all ana IN. ,.sss. upop
each NJ such ,r,c,s n,,r he pscsived
..ns,.t.,v "a ,h.t ..rh y, s.,d ,rscts
mi h. is:.sH .en,,,,siv yor = ROYALTY
AZ ons .sishth n, ,he oi, ana sss nrn.
SucsH ,hsr.nn srd IN ths b,shs., rc.
es,S, NJ ~ - L.h,
az ths CommI,siops,s a, ,hs land 81.
W.s - ,1.., ~, "a ~, MA.
vr ,.cr. clTe' "r.,, my "J nh, ''S s..sa for
IN. rsr,nS q, Az Tsp yssrs ana NJ.
,ors thsrs.ra. iii a, cas- NAV he
nrns,esS ,h.r.,rn,, n,v,n. n"sr,,. :.
,pss vc'V" IA 49, ,n ,,r;har nrov,d.
,h., w.,, .hai, ~, .nr,,anc.d driIi-
A.. v,,h,n az .sv w n w. wi,bin ono
vi. - .,,S., ,b.. tract. from
~. Az. =, ,h. sr.o,,,on n, s.iJ lease
'"T "".. .,ni, vi, non,,n". buI@.n,,v N
All, nr,,, 'a MI, eS"unb .n.n hevs hnsr dy,,led
non VIZ, ~, ,nI... sn na, u, "... =. tonnH in
NV, s,'vv ses, ,,,,s un,, on os & tsn,h r. r.
~ ra' a1a"uuu .nn,,.,.a unnr az. t,,c,
W ,n Uop,.,eu npo, ~
,S. ~" ~ one '.nan 'U uav ,o ,hs
a., ou,. u "m ~, ,.,,al
in ,",s OF oA',ho'"s, ,ho a" % pna "a eo,
m.,,s % n' ,..hdn, " ,ne,, .hs,,
% % per 49, wen rdi.,, ., ~.
upy,ax ~, 49, n "o,e. Wv. 'V,np''V,, @ h,c, .,,cn
WI ~, "as "s seai " 80 A..
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May 20. 1873.
To the Stockholders OF the Great South.
western Petroleum Co: Their. viii be
q special Meeting OF tho stockholders
OF the Great Southwestern Petroleum
company held At the office Of said COM
psny. si0 OIL Exchange Building. Okla.
hoUa City. Okla. at 10 a. M. June 20.
1879. the object OF which will be TO In.
crease the authorised capitalization of
said company 10 81 ,OOO.0 and 10
transact any and all other business
which may be presented at said meet
ing.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN PETRO-
LFUM COMPANY.
nv John N. Butler. Secretary Treasurer,
NOTICE OF PUBIC SALE OF OIL
AND GAS LEASES OF CERTAIN
PUBLIC LANDS OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
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CATTLE RECEIPTS.
CONTINUE LIGHT.
Steers Bring $40 10 Sill
Cows $3.50; Bulls $3.50,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE Tho market was active and
ttrldy ~ strong Receipts continued
light There we're few steers In ths
market, and th'y sold for SO 10 vi.
Other prices we're. Good cows. ~ 80.
holfers. 30. bulls, $50. Gamers and
cutters, i52S 10 1850.
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CAPITAL 1z1aA
a. n. .. ana ' % ao. 5 100 % ,t fg S % ;9 r Nm
'sS ' a"aa ::s ::;':
% @ % % % s sa.s W; VI. need :s ; "' w. ': % % s s:': s.
ia : g: S Of i ,: .' s:i: S.IS ;. "'' % :ys T.
Bunk WELL H "s;SrIr" s. 3" 81, 81: nt:sEl. .r VEL
pay ;f 81 nut iss ~ s ~
on S% '1 ssSY u ' is f s! s' % ] ne r!: Is:
SO s. 4a s s JUMPED u: va. sS gs % .; .s $ = M
WIN $ s :u : 'G;';s % A sF & s; net % a; 's..': % ~ :
s e.: u "a s. j.: 5 :.: j. 49,
HALF s.s ssAsAs' as s ~: .- 70. TWENTY ..'.
s:,: s; $ $; ;;::: ::
S,; :' ':' s ~: t.:s:
a: s$ = fSs. Nv Hs:S N; t$!ss. 3 III
s;p: \: ;s ::: ss ~? :::: n: .; ::
$ : :'. =: % f's : s.f @ If; s g; ::a;:: g.. : $
s," s:;. s"s;:' s si'; 1 s. s w. .''.a .
NIX 3 ss:n." III. s a . y ~ .:; :: T. =.
% s : e % % ;.'I ~; 3: NV. =. .s q
E,!s $r TGS rS2SS
&C.. $50. ...... -. n:. - ~
' ssS;.;:: ;"::" ''s.;' '''
& s,,", % @ 'r.r.: s.s 10 s S, :SSH;;sS;sf ~ -
T. s.'s: =:: @ 81 s 4 4: a.; ss. -; T
S.,H.,y ';1ssn, % . os s :s,:,sse
$ $ @ .s.; ;:ss s,S!s T. y ;'is';: x: !: r: =. Z; =
nnd my cheek for t... tsv ssusnt X
h.nn,a., company capital u.s. 90, .sit per .A.s 80
se..ssss
& IL s s,.; -, ~; .,;; -
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June -. -- POTATOES
weak; arrivals 40 cars: No. ! north
ern white. cariots. 81 651lso cwt. New
bliss ,fumphs sacked. t375dt50 cwt
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. June i2-CORN
close, July Sins. Sept 'ls2I. Dec
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For n,rther particulars. rules and
regulations. form " bids. etc, address
SECRETARY TO iHE coMl!ss!oN.
ERs OF THE LAND .OvvtcE.
49, ohiahona City. 0eA4
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MIDDAY STOCKS

Following quotations Of New York
stocks A. compiled by Houston Fible
& Co. 20 North broadway. up to 1880
q m Ncu Ynrk time.
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NGw Work. SUGAR

NEW YORK. June Ia.-SuGAR: raw
steady: centrifugal 7fsc: refined grAnu-
lated e.OOc
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LIVERPOOL wlaklv COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, June i;.-Total tor
wsrd.d to mil ti,.eo halle. Ays!,ssn
1900 stock so1 900, American sis.oeo:
imports 5000, American 1900. sxports
eel
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LOST NEWS WRITER IS:
KNOWN IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. June l2,-Roesst
Minor, newspaper correspondent ~
car,oonist, whose disappearance lSe0,
a Pari, hotel was reported 10 esbig
adviees today. has for some time besd
a free lance writer. II was said today
a. the office, Of The New Yosk
World. where he wac formerly en-
ployed. Before joining the New York
newspaper several years ago, Il was
stated. he was 4 eartoonist on The ST.,
Louis post-Dispa,ch to which he came
from Texas.
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WANTED-BIDS AND
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
'-s-~SN--.,> H,,--,>a e. -s-.,.sss- .- ->s.-s,s
BIDS wanted on a s-room brick s'ruo-
ture. school building IN be built Al
willow View. Oklh. District No bl;
plans can bo obtained from J. u.
Burke, clerk, Lexington. Okla. Rt a.
lldr received up 10 Juns -.
NOTICE
Notice IN hereby given that tho part.
norship heretofore existing between NJ
lonn and n Feinhrtr. doing business 40
Oklahoma Jrwclfy Company, a. No. J
North Harvey street. Oklahoma City,
oklahoma. IN hereby dissolved by mu-
tuhl consent ~ pone having pur-
chased the interest of X. FeinnftE will
continue the business ~ tho sole owner
thereof and has assumed all outstand-
iny debts
Witness the signature Of each OF the
parties. this tth day ~ June. 1919.
NJ pONE.
b. FElNARTZ.
state Of Oklahoma.
County ~ Oklnhoms. a..
NJ Ponr and \. felnhrtE. zach being
duly sworn makes oath IN the above
statement before tho undersigned. this
9th day of June. 1919.
tseaD JOHN II. MYERS,
Notary Public In and for Okla
hOmh County State ~ Oklahoma
Ny commission expires tho i2nd day
~ March. 1922.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF the
CITY n Cleveland Pawnee county,
| Oklahoma viii consider bids on i3b .0oO
| negotiable 3 percent school bonds. on
June l6, 1919. Bonds subject TO APP
proysl attorney general. Board reserves
the right IN reject any or all hide o
V Mullcndore. president. c. c. Breed,
clerk
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Fine Rargain

We are sacrificing n fns s-room
home; 5O.l70 feet Of ground; half blhrk
east Of Clnsssp on 3Oth street facing
lorn Of t2,s50 Phone Maple a.
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II /, generally asserted ,ha, women
take more kindly to repetition work
than men.
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For Quick Sale

VIII sell for tho owner ilno homo
on West nth street; nine rooms fur
mace and basement near Shar'el, w..
600 takes II with 5000 cash. Cnll
Maple 80
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Prices Of the various Grsdss OF osu
are approximately as follows
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]. w. PRYOR co.

Walnut <,9 81, and sla Colcord
Evening phone Walnut 27Ss
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CITY REAL IsTArK ron SALE
APARTMENT BLDGS.

II rooms, high srnds. $1,000. snhy
terms "a rooms. q baths. cut from
", 900 10 1900 owner needs money
on land deal. Others 5000 10 800 900.
ASK MR. POPE
Mapls 1850, Walnut 720
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No Such Word as Fail.

There Is n difference between not
succeeding and failing. The one Is
final: the other is only a temporary
hlndrance. II you persevere In spite
of not succeeding. IL YOU start again
and act on the knowledge you have
gained by your slip, It will not work
you lasting injury. II is only when you
surrender that you are really beaten.
There Is no such word as fail" to one
Who will not give up.
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Not the RIGHT Tune.

A certain man was angry one night
and began 10 swear in the presence Of
his wife. The latter, thinking she
might shame him into quitting. de.
cided To initiate him and swore fer
wildly, using the same oaths that he
did. He looked ut her In amazement
for few minutes and then remarked.
"Well, YOU have the same words but
Won haven't got the right tune
Exchange.
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PAINT AND iLLITERacY.
Curious Fact Comes to Light That 10.
ealities Least Using Books Avoid
Paint Also.

Washington. ID. Ca curious fact
has been brought to light by the Edu.
cational Bureau and the Bureau of In
dustrial Research here. 1t is that In
the states where illiteracy Is most
prevalent paint Is least used. The
paint referred to 10 the common or
barn variety. of course. for the back
woods countries have no need for the
finer pigments or facial adornments.
II u true. though. that In the sections
Of all states where white illiteracy 10
highest painted homes are rare and
painted outbuildings and barns are
practically unknown. Probably the
illitsratss do not use paint on their
buildings because they do not under
stand IT. value a. . pressrvstivs.
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Seemed indicate.

Maggie always liked Ia talk over the
dressed. aunty called NJ and after
talking To mamma asked 10 speak r.
Maggie. bu: she positively refused Ia
rumr To the phone. and when mamma
7S'rd her why she would not talk TO
"un'y over the phone she said. "rs
slammed to talk whcrf isn't dressed"
chicago Tribune.
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WHATS UNDER THE HIDE?.A is TO T. STORY!

L a Chicago genera az e
in is lie
Buy Bset Aberdeen Angu Bun and raises champions The h N
al ~ r he mari a ya We W he OF
ANGUS-LAND STOCK FARM.
d
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'Th-sc talking machines AZ $685."
adveriiseS ~ Chicago music house.
break all records. After listening 10
on the conviction that there cannot
be too many such machines in con.
slant Springfield Iuion.
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PAINT As An ASSET.
Bankers Say They Lend More
Money on Property When
Buildings Are Well Painted.
AN INDICATION OF THRIFT.
One Concern Advances rs Per Cent.
More " RepaintIno 10 Done
Every Five Yesrs4


Does u pay to paint caretuhy iarm
buildings! Does u nuu 10 the se'''hg
value OF tarm wheh ouilulngs are
properly Kept up ana regularly paint.
edF careiui inquiry OF hu'nper OF
leading bankers ID the mississippi val
ley. ihcludlhg such suites us IOWA. wv
nous, Mlchlgah' ohio' ihulana an" MIS-
sour, reveals tue tact 'hat VI hear'y
every case the oahhers u'u "o' nes'
TAI" 10 say thnt they wou'd 'ehu All 'he
way from 10 10 per cent more on
Iani where iarm ouiidihgs were wen
painted ana Kept ID good cohu''ioh.
Ihey maintain that wen kept-up anu
well painted buildihgs ana FENCES are
an ihdicaton OF thr'r' an" 'ha' 'he
nr'rtS farmer Is goon cnen'' anu 10
MIN money can DE "te'y ioahen' An
average OF the returns from THESE
bankers SHOWS tiiat ,he 'ncreiiseu 'oan
value because OF painted ou'dihes Us
around y per cent.
some "r 'hese oankers make INFER
estihs comment. M'ch'san CONCERN
says that' WINE moi especially pre-
pared 10 ADVISE hehniie'y III response
To fh's inquiry Tue othcers wouin ioah
more money on 'nrms where ou''nlhgs
were paihted man Where 'hey were
not so treated 'his "ahs also 'ihns
that where houses oarhs anu ienres
are wen taken care OF 'ne iarih u
prohtahie proposihoh' ana oahkers III
general CONSIDER ,ne iar'her a goo"
cllent' Another Mi'higah oahk says
Iarm ouilu'nSs ON OF repair anu
heeu'hg paint lhdicale tia' Tue owner
u SLOW pay. such farms ARE ra'eo a'
apou' "he"'nlrh "' 'he asseSse" 'a'ue
ior 'oahs' mere 'ne iar'n oul'u''ss
are III goo" shape 'he raiihg Is one
ha'' ne preS'neht OF '''uuie west
erh oahk says that when real estate
ioahS are cons'uereu' pa'h'ec ouiluinss
are Always taken INTO consideration IN
making an est'fnate' Inc general ap-
pearahee OF me properly surrounding
me mousse ana oarh ana also the neids
ana FENCES wou'u he careiuliy ooserV-
e"' re Iurther says that ne mas no
hesitahcy IN saying that ne wouid an
so'uteiy reiuse 'oah on FARMS "here
inc ouiiuihgs were not kept up ana
wen painted' In MS judgment I'M
paihteu iarin ouiihihgs wouid reduce
the 'oan 'aiue at ieast % per cent
Ai'hneso'a banker says that ne ID
"uch more Wiling 70 loan money
where the oui'uihgs are wen pa'hted'
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are traNeiinH upon the level 10 thal
country, from whose bourne. no tray
eler has ever returned. to dwell IL
that house not made with hands eter
nal in the heavens; to do unto YOU
neighbor as you would have thai
neghbor do unto you.
To remember your many obliga
lions AS an "Odd Fellow" and gooc
citizen. for IL you are good "Odc
Fellow you are a good citizen. The
real Odd Fellow is the man who
meets and greets with smile, tina,
one who takes you by the hand and
bids you God speed in all your great
and laudable undertakings: that gives
you the hearty grip. and places a
strong hand behind the weak and
erring and gives them lift
/ II is the man wao comes 10 you.
when in distress that some man, IL a
true Odd Fellow will stay by your
bedside when the tongue is parch.d
with fever, and your limbs are -acked
with pain, that one who will place n
hand Of love upon your fevered brow
and remain at your bedside until
your soul has sped thru the enile IS
space to that bright land beyond the
veil Of the shadows Of death.
That one who will accompany your
remains to the last resting place, and
after the clods of the valley have fal-
len upon your bier. to wipe the tears
from your widows eyes, that pours
the balm Of love into the broken. and
bleeding heart, that finds u place Of
rest and comfort for her, that finds a
place for the little ones that you loved
so dear. sees that they are clothed.
fed. educated and fitted for the bat
ties thru life. This is the real Odd
Fellow and true friend.
Great men with brains and fore
thoughts who worked with all their
might to bring about "a better coun-
try, and state. to live in have long
since gone to that Lodge on high;
their places have been filed by other
great men, we have always had great
men at the head Of this great, frater-
"' "u. w "'s" p'e"se as
,"s ".'.'v 20 W 'ne norm s'ar' since
"' :" "a''''o'e one
"s' '''s "p'". " mas
s"u"""s s'o""'s u'''i To-Day
VI" "se', ,'a'e'""' oisan'~"-
.'o' ~ '"' "o''u' 7" IL one Vi 'he per
"'""' "',''o"' VI ,"e country
""u 70 "'ns 's'"o''Sneu !" he re-
spe't' eoh'uenee OF All It's people IL
domns vha, !. $50 !, -
IN. ,ures, and h;,h.s, ;ns,;,o,~ =,
human ,.,,r.
r. 49,
-, r. NJ,
- go. .o' ~ ."''e" ~, '"e "''o"s
.rec,ed an tho fonndo,ion ., Iova !,
ia here that tho widow ma, al
heaven of r.s, ,f,.r ,ha .on;
has hoo, r.nov.d TO-, ~. ,raa-;,a,
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bee, made sad !, i b.ro ,ha, A.
sons and d,rgb,ers a, o,r ha,o,at
dead are giv.n In. hos, IN ,ho III
in the WAY Of food .,o,b;n,, an oJ,
cation thew arc tauob, ers, ,ho ax
istence. Of God the giv.r ~ oil oood |
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-27
p @ S T E D

The undersigned hereby give warn
ing to all persons not to trespass upon
our landc for any purpose whatever
IS we will prosecute all offenders to
the fullest extent Of the law. Hunt
ers and fishermen especially take
notice.
Mrs. Cora Phillips. r. l.. Elkin.
Mrs. Emma Daniels,
r. l.. Arnold.
Mrs. Sarah J. p. Hackley,
Mrs. Emma Higginbotham.
Edd and N. b. Price.
s. C. Rigsby.
d. NJ. Anderson.
R. L. Barker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-04
VIEWS HAVE CHANGED,
STRIKE LEADER SAYS
Poster Before Senate Committee De.
cIRreE He Has Altered Opinions
On RcNolutiOnnry Socialism
REFUSES TO SAY HOW FAR
Declines tO Tell Extent Unless News
Iapcr Mtn Are Excluded which
Request Is Refused

WASIGINGTON. oct william
H Foster. secretary. of the general
committee conducting the steel
strike. when confronted today before
tho senate labor committee. with his
writings advocating various forms
or revolutionary socialism, declared
that hts views had changed Foster
declined 10 tell tho senators. unless
they excluded newspaper CORES
puudouts from the room whllo he
did u This the committee did
not do
Armed with books which Foster
had written during .hH career in
labor circles which advocated rryo.
lu''ounry socialism and sabotage and
with copies ~ the W ". organ
solidarity containing articles CON
triNulcd hy him from Europe. where
be went Iu 1871 ug a. representative
OF that organization Foster was
pressed into % lengthy explanation of
tho lurfriu,a and views hr ndyu.
Gated Jon l'lt uu1 EARLIER years
Trirs ~ Parry
Poster first lrIoI 90 parry tho
question 40 rhr outset refusing tu
answer until newspaper reporters
l,,rr excluded from fHn room nn
Tho ground thar lying br.u1I.rd
newspapers have mlH.HuHrurI and
... rrur.sruf,I r, personal nptr.
.Hr with mo 0 hole idea ~ Ir turing
'hr ,,us. ~ 500 900 .is.I workers .
Ilr vla finally crowded into y dee.
Hr''uu. f,n.u Senator NnK.,4r.
CUNffH'Fu OE Ttar rfrrvr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-04
MmNT mn GoNnnNom sNIp

4 have received no request from
any official for an Investigation OF
the alleged disturbance that occurred
at Ardmore last night The people
of Carter county are certainly ca
pahlr OF taking cnr" OF small mat
ter OF that kind themselves II Is
unfortunate, OF course that any
man, especially one who holds the
exalted position OF United States
senator. should be denied the right
OF free speech. Yet the right OF free
speech must not degenerate into H.
Ceusc nor authorize anyone 10 why
and gratuitously insult the president
of the United states This is cKD,p-
tionally truo ia Oklahoma which
should be 100 per cent loyal and
patriotic. I6 It been an l. ". W.
who was travelling over the state
insulting not only the president but
all others who differed from him
every republican in the state and
all other good citizens would loudly
applaud such action as ! was told
was taken Al Ardmorc.
Neither Senator Reed nor any
other person can come to oklahoma
ana unfairly criticize and insult the
president with impunity and from
what can gather from reports uf
his Muskogee ana Oklahoma city
speeches he got Just wha' was e"al b.
ing 10 him At Ardmorc
what mains me more than any
thing else In this connection is that
certain misguided democrats IN the
state are willing 10 give him and
others OF his llll aid and comfort
and an nir ~ respectibil.ty by at
tending his meetings and defending
his actions"