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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
Honest Consideration to
Be CiUen Water Question
AT TOnightS Mass Meeting

Truthful open minded conHtdcra.
tiun of the SpiNlnaW water project Ia
the purpnso Of the mass meeting Ia
ho held tonight at the municipal nu-
ditorium when the public ~ invited
tn meet with tho members of the
chamber ~ commerce Rt thrir reg
uhr monthly meeting to bo hold at
\ o'clock
Every CltiLcn Interested in Tulsa,
every hhoror who depends ON local
prosperity for his livelihood, every
capitalist who has dollar invested
IN local enterprises every business
and professional man whose success
depends on the success OF the city.
should attend toniEhts meeting since
It doals with IA question which In OF
more vital importance to tho growth
OF Tulsa than any that has ever con-
fronted the voters OF the city.
The mass meeting tonight IN not
a framed" affair. promoteA' OF the
Spavlnnw project do not have TO
resort to undcrhandod methods or
secret meetings TO put across their
proposition. tho purpose OF the meet
ing In 10 give every citizen a chance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
Run MuSkOgee Cars
Today Win Guards
LdUSOn Comes Here

Special 10 The World
MUSK OGEE. June i2.--Sherlff J
ID Robbins and Chief OF Police
burg Hughes tonight were still
rounding up special officers 10 man
the street cars when another effort
is made Friday to operate street
cars. The plan Ia TO put three heav.
lily armed men on zach car leaving
tho barns and continue operation In
spite OF any attempt that may be
made to interfere with service
Trouble Is not unexpected.
J. J, Green, president OF tho car
mems union. and Il. W. Richie, soc
reAfy, Spent last night In Jail and
ware released today on bonds OF
" 900 each along with seven others
They were arrested on charges ol
being implicated In the beating ur
OF four street car operatives
j. IL wson. representative OF
the international Street Carmen u
organization, today left for Tulsa
after washing his hands OF the loca
union He didn't say the local un
lon would be thrown out by the ma D.
tional association. but did assert that
he was through with H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
DEMOCRATS EFFORTS FAIL
Strike Out Provisions Prom
ising Europe Aid If New
Menace Arises.
is AMENDED BY COMMITTEE
Attempt to Prevent Favorable
Committee Report Beat;
Hope for Quick Vote.

WASHINGTON. june l2--The
resolution OF Senator Knox Of Penn
sylvania, former republican secre-
tary OF state. to have the senate de-
clare definitely II cannot accept the
league OF nations interwoven with
tho peace treaty. was put on the cal
endar of the senate today for consid-
Grafton early next week
In reporting the measure the for
eign relations committee amended It,
however. to strike out the section
which would have declared 1t a
policy OF the American government
to cooperate in combating any fu-
ture menace to the peace OF Europe,
The provision was eliminated by
friends OF the resolution after IL be-
came apparent that otherwise favor
able committe action OF the measure
might he endangered
on the motion TO amend. as well
as on the final vote for "A favorable
report. all the democratic members
voted In the negative and each case
they were Joined by Senator Nc
Cumber republican OF North Da-
kota, league supporter. In final
approval the vote stood 3 to 7.
Two unsucc essful motions to post
pone action by the committee until
next week were made by Senator
Pittman, democrat OF Nevada. and
when Senator Knox later asked
unanimous consent to present the
favorable report to the senate, the
request at first was blocked by Sena'
tor Robinson. democrat OF Arkansas
Mr.. Robinson withdrew his objec'
tion. however. upon an agreement
that the senate should adjourn until
Monday so there would be no debate
on the resolution this week when
the measure comes up the first OF
the week. It's supporters will try Il
press IL TO an early vote 80 that II
adopted II will reach the Versailles
conN Nention before the signing OF the
treaty The league supporters are
expected 10 make bitter fight
against any such action. While they
disclaim any intention To conduct q
filibuster they say they viii not per.
init vote until the rsolution ha'
been discussed at length
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
ADMIT ENEMY TO LEAGUE
May BE Allowed to Attend
First Session If Terms
Are Carried Out.
OFFER SlLESIAN PLEBlSCITE
Disputed Polish-German Re
gion to Determine Allegi-
ance for Itself.

BY The Associated rrrm
PARIS, June - complete ac-
cord has been reached in pficipIc on
all questions connected with the re-
ply OF the German counter proposals
This statement was made In re-
spousiblc quarters tonight
French and American peace con
ference circles are highly gratlficd
a. this favorable turn after tho pro-
lungod differences OF the past fort
night. verging on "a deadlock. The
accord. includes the SilcSlan ques-
ton, the proposed admission OF Ger
many To the league OF nations aud
rcparations, which were The chief
subjects OF difference among the
dclcgatcR
Tho agreement in principle leaves
only the details and drafting. which
1t Is aud. could be accomplished by
Friday night. though the eApectA-
ton is that actual delivery OF the
document TO the GcrmanS Will not
take place before Saturday night
Drawn by.CcSti aud House.
The agreement concerning the ad-
mission Of Germany IN the same AS
drawn by Lord Robert Cecil and
Colonel House. with the ommission
uf The fourth condition. requiring
Germany Ia abandon compulsory
military service. NJ Clemenceau,
president Of tho conference. contest
ed this condition az likely to precipl-
tate the same question In France,
and the council finally dropped IT.
40 time has been fixed for Ger
manys entrance. but II she conforms
to the conditions. It Is expected she
Will be represented AT the first meet
ing OF the iIgRoffl bly,.
The Sileslhn settlement ls based
on "A pleblscite for the disputed
Polish German region,
II has been decided to incorporate
the reply In the treaty itself rather
Ia, n present II as a suppleyNcnt doc
nm ~ II will contain aGouh 25, 900
words
Baron Maxine. Japanese delegate.
today Joined President Wilson and
premiers Lloyd George. Clemenceau,
and Orlando and the council known
as the big Four" viii hereafter be
styled the Big Five
The decision adding Baron Maxine
to the council is explained by the
fact that his government must be
given an opportunity FOR fun concur
renee, II fun adherence ls expected
His entry into the council meeting
today necessitaied rearranging the
entire reply. article by article.
The conditions for the admiSaio n
of Germany 20 the league OF nations,
embodied In the report OF ford
Robert Cecil and Colonel House, are
First Establishment Of stable
government
Signing Of tho treaty OF
peace.
ThiTd--I,oyaI execution OF the
peace treaty
\ proposed fourth condition, rela-
tive to GcrWauyE ab0lshIng com
pulsory military service, was finally
omitted on Premier ClcmcnCcau'
suggestion !, was considered tina,
the treaty sufficiently provided for
Germany disarmament
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13

To hear the truth of tho water con
iroversy and also to express his own
opinion Tho gathering will be char.
aCtoriEcd by honest frank discus
sion or tho water question from
every angle. not 10 boost or knock
any proposition. but to consider the
situation from the standpoint OF the
best interests Of the community
Tho increase IN taxes Ia he
brought about by the proposed bond
issue will he Eivon fair and honest
consideration. The probable increase
In population and water consump-
ton viii be thoroughly discussed In
order to determine the actual needs
Of the city The amount Of water
available at tho different sources
under consideration will he analyzod
In order to show whether the
amount available In sufficient to sup
ply the ncodE OF the future, The
entire proposition OF whether the
citizens should vote the 5000, 900
nee essary To secure good pure water
Will he considered In It's trus light,
without coloring or misrcpresenta- %
tons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
JACK DYKES IS HELD
AS MURDER SUSPECT
Ono Arrest Made and Police Arc
Searching for Buck Ward, Thought
to Have Bern Leader.
ACCUSED REFUSES TO TALK
william Fowler. Who Was Shot to
Death Near Coffeyyiile, VIII Ne
Buried In Tulsa Today.

Jack Dykes. one OF tho men be-
lioved to have been connected with
the shooting OF william Fowler, pre-
prie,or OF the Gondoia roomirg
house on North Main, who wnFsnot
wednesday after being highjacked
seven mile. east OF Coffsyvilie was
arrested by the police yesterday aft
ernoon and IL being held In the city
TAIL
Dykes IL said to nave been tho
driver ~ the automobile H. which
Buck Ward. who thu police think
I'D the shooting, was riiinF at the
time Fowler was high lacked and
killed
when he was taken 10 .h- police
station he refused TO make any Sate-
ment concerning the affair. but ad-
mittsd he had driven the car In
which Ward rode during the earlier
part OF the day. say police
An all.day search was made for
ward by the police. assisted by
friends Of Fowler. /, Is thought by
the police that he stlll is In the
city
There were three automobiles
loaded with contrsband whisky and
were on their way 10 Tulsa from
Joplin under the direction OF Fow-
Ter. according 20 the Information re-
ceivcd by the police department.
Buck Buchanan who was the driver
~ the car following Fowlcr's. and
was chased or by tho four highway
men who comprised the party or
highjacks under ward was released
hy the police Yesterday morning un-
der i40O bond buchanan will be
the principal state witness against
ward and Dykes. the police sav
Buchanan arrived In Tulsa We'd
nesday night, following The shoot
lng and has been lnHtrumcntal In
police obtaining evidence hey hav"
gathered since tho shooting and also
aided In the arrest OF Dykes
with the exception OF N" whisky
which wah obtained by he highjackH.
the sheriff in Coffeyville contecat a
thc remainder Of the hoozs
FoplerH hOdy arrived In Tulsa Late
Yesterday afternoon ana VAS taken
10 the Mowhray undertaking pnrlor.
The funeral services will b" n"ld NJ
afternoon In me chapel a. . clock
Iu'crmcr' Will hc IN the ltus" I'M
cemetery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
Wayne Moore, Is Yedr-Oh Boy
Is Seriously Wounded by Cop

when he saw the hoN trN ing Ia
enter his home through on" ~
the side windows He called "a
the bo, who started through The
allie, near the hou-'. Jarnbs fired
Il, shot. In an effort a. ~tnp the
boy, the last shot taking erect, he
stated
The victim ran more uan uhrcr
block. to tho home ~ hi- step
father who Hives at sos South Pco-
ria. Tho Ihttcr cali~i for An am
buInnCc aud the boy was rushed
tn tho Tulsa hospital lAttIc hope
for his recovery was given hY IN"
hospital attendant nt an carly hour
this morning. i
jacobs notticY the police i'm.
mcdintcly after The shooting and
thrt,c detectives were scnt to the
.>.nc. After search of NOR"
than 80 minutes the polio" found
NOnrc NJ his home after tracking
him by means OF blood stains.
Nftrr the lpOy was taken "a tho
ho-pital tho father threatened
violence 10 tho policeman and
claimed that tho boy wa innocent
Of irving to cutter the hou-", stat
ing that Il was the first timC the
hoy had bs'cn out nf the house
after dark without being accom-
panied by relatives or friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
Thirteen MEN HELD
FOR COUNTERFEITING
Most Daring scheme Of Recent Years
lS tncHrthcd, Federal AGENTS
Say. steal Government Paper.

KANSAS CITY June 10 SThir.
teen men IN various parts of the
country 3-o under arrest tonigHt
,h'd 'oT eyed completely in woa'
'tds-8' s..rn' service men say MAJ
'rnye n.s ~ 'hc most daring coun-
'tr's.IrF schemes ~ recent Ne'}s.
G-ve-ru,n, safety papers were
'o.'n 'no operatives who have
Eors'' 1859 M" case say fraudulent
eherS 0u 'tN United states sub
Neasu"rs New Orleans Boston
and Nov YORK printed In tho rr'r.-
,hs of'l ~ he federal disciplinary
mrra.s %. Loavcnwor'h Kan. and
'h' Da.r"-'od checks smu-E'ed ont
n 'h' SON and cashed. some or
Non 'r Na0sas City
Nt.'.. were issued 'Otay hv
tr'1 Robertson. United states n'-
.orn'F '.- mo district Of Kansas, for
moro '.". dozen men some ~
Nho'e rrwos are withheld for tho
-f''n. and n'l ot whom wiz no
-'plf'. % Kansas 20 await in1ic.-
't' .N charges ~ countC-felt'ng or
',Nn-t.r 20 counterfeit government
.O-T"t.U-v warrants The jet NJ
N "'-rfci given out by federal
''raa sore includes.
ta'1a Noeorhere. Sew York who
=, l''Aro' 20 have been involved -
" printing ot the warrants
c,H Il Mathew held In Kansas
' m s'1's charge Of passing A
.o.h''tf'., check on the Union Fruit
"npar, - New Orleans
,,n0'"-' Jones. Albert Mat,hewson.
,.uNon," loNoe and James wilson,
.,'''"i Nv federal officials In Chi
~, 'o1~"c'.on with 'he case
p. ,''f' Mallory John ! Conway.
r'3e,,'k Stone, George n. Hays.
Perkins and Carl Sanders.
noNeTs now ~ the DISCIPLINARY
-, ',' accused Of completely in
burg Ms '''' I" '''-'''N'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
TWELVE PRISONERS
ESCAPE If.ANENWORTU

LEANENWORTH. Kan. June -
Twelve prisoners have escaped from
The United states army disciplinary
barracks at Fort Leavenworth. &C.
ordlnE 20 a notification received by
Leavenwbfth police today Three
prisoners are said 10 have escaped
Yesterday afternoon, 'hree thli
morning and Sax this afternoon,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
ELECTRICAL MEN TO QUIT
Tie-up Of Brokerage Business
Is Threatened; Labor In
dorses Action.
MAY SETTLE WITH POSTAL
Indication Is Given in State
ment of Leader; Traffic
Still Moving.

NEW YORK. juno ~ Widely
dyergen,. s'atcments on the status
a The commercial Telegraphers
rlght bv officials OF the Western
Union and Postal Telegraph COM
psnies and union leaders here
Edward Reynolds vice president
and general manager OF the Postal
asserting that many operators who
vent out. ,.esterday had returned and
that not moro Than 90 per cent of
he complny's employees were out
declared the strike is beaten now,
and the men realize It,"
" II Fashbaugh. vice president
n the Western Union, declared the
strikers had gained less than 30 ad
herents throughnut the Western
Unon system today and that In all
only "a few more than zoo men are
out"
scoffs Mt Claims
Percy Thomas. vice president Of
ne c. T. T. A. scoffcd A. tho ciaims
n the company officials asserting
,he strike had gained cons derahlo
headway duripr the day. The total
number u strikers now is close to
$4,000 ne said
Fifty operators of the Western
Union quit in a body In this CIV
this afternoon" he asserted, that Is
more than he company admits oui'
throughout the country About 100
more Postal operators walked out
here today
Mr. Thomas added that OPERATOR
employed In brokerage offices were
ready n walk out as soon as a strike
order was received from Presiden'
~ Konenkamp in Chicago. Their
uaikout he said would affect about
1900 operators throughout the coun-
ny and would virtually tie up wal
stree, and other financial ccniers
VIII Aid photographers.
The strike NJ the electrical work
IS motherhood scheduled for next
Monday he said. would be " i'm
mtnsc aid ~ the telegraphers In en-
forcing their demands. He pre-
dIcled 100 600 members would 10 on.
by Tuesday
Indications that settlement with
ne Postal might come soon was
gwen In an address ny Mr. ThoTa'
a strikers here this afternoon ~
u-red them TO not ne too hastv IN
c0ndemning the Postal, stating
NAT he did not believe Clarence ~
Lckay rresidegt OF that company
.0Ild 10 oDusideFed "unfriendly e
ah'r interests"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
Airpidne's Slides
And Dips Thrilled
Parade Thousands

Adding the finishing touch OF
color to Tulsa's monster military
parade Thursday night strange
alrplnne mRneuvered above the
crowds and attracted almost As
much attention AS the marching
soldiers Tho Stunts the aviator
put on were ultra thrilling and
many spectator caught his
breath as the big machine would
bear down upon "A Hkyscraper
only to rise and apparently Just
clear the structure.
The machine was strange 10
TuIsans General opinion, how
ever. points to ~, r Campbell OF
tho Curtis-SoSsasTe-t airplane
company as It's pilot Campbell
ia the. only known flyer In the
nosntry who Ia in the habit or
a,nvtpV exhibitions ~ such call
her and has established a repnh-
tIou for himself with Tulsa
InS es the tail end Of the par
ode turned the corner 81 ThFd
and Main and headed norm
clear musra' voice broke tor'n
I'm tong I'M the vicinity pn' " was
several minutes before IN" spe,"
tors located The singer n'n
,b,v sov A small hov perched n'"p
tho arch 81 triumph ana H'hF'nE
IN tho crowds below throuE"
megiphou- .,A,,i
II W,s charles sparks Hou'htu'
,crn,a who hhs cu'crtAincd nun"
rods with his voice. SparhN ~
about IA wears old ShorllY ~,
nn singer had been ,oca'eh
,n,,.ds ~ peoplc gathered north
".""' .r,h srt listened Every
s,,c =" r,s stopped IN the tram,
nS'., a..,,,n.oG.le. and dropped
pin would easily nave heen n.' y,
sharks va. given an oNhu"u
Tho conclusion of ms ''s '.N
and vas called haok for '"o on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
GARDENER e. CALLS
SUFFRAGE SESSION.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. June ~
Governor Frederick u Gardner to-
day isued cali for special >es,
SION Of the Missouri legislature to
meet wednesday. July 2, to consider
ratification Of the federal consutu-
uonal amendment granting equal
suffrage TO women.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
ASTI-JAP AGITATION
GROWS IN. CHINA.

HJ THN NHtVcIhIcu FFtN-
TOXIC, Wednesday, June IL
Advices received here from China
show that there has been a seriou,
spread OF anti-Japanese agitation
especially in shanghai Hankow
Nanking and Canton, with indica-
tons that 1t may develop into n gen
eral anti-foreign movement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
ENGINEERS HOLD STAR
CHAMBER CONFERENCE
Their "rarts" Would Not Stand Pub
lie scrutiny, ~ World Reporter
Is Ordered Out Of session.
MCFARLAND RAVES AWHILE
Don't Give Damn About the Cost"
Says Pages Tool In Discussing
Shell Crock Water Dream.

Shell creek promoters had their
heads together last night at Sc
cret session held In tho municipal
auditorium. tying to cor'riye some
means OF lls'rsilunE the Spavinhw
project in the eyss Of citiZen1 wno
are determined tlat NJ last Tulsl is
going 10 have an adequate suppl?
OF pure water.
The meeting. which was hclS in
the name OF tuc Engineers club an
organization recently formed foc the
purpose ofKr pckiuS Spavinaw wt,,r
and ~ helping carries Page SILL ,ue
city his white elsphaRt A. shell creek
was framed affair. attended by
10 members OF the club. all ~ whom
are actively engaged In trying by
hook o. crook 10 defeat. the water
bond issue recently demanded by
The public. and It was the unnni-
NOUS opinion Of all present thai Il
would be very unwise 10 permit.
World reporter 10 sit through the
session ia
ENpcl World Reporter.
you are q reporter. aren't YOU
asked r. X Hughes. president ot he
organization The writer answered
In the affirmative
AN right" said Hughes
"You are on the Democrat and
Ti,ca or course " some ono m, I'm
This time tho answer was ''No" ."
.,d tbot rut n different ,tgh, on The
ra,,sr n,,rried concentration vas
MA ,,d ,f,cr ,cr ,,nr,sr,s, ,.bIs-
,aamnr,1 ,b', -
'S - no 80, -,
,..'.,,oo,,,o ,Wl,. -.,...,,,,'. ,,,a
-h 90 ,n. a..
W w ", ~ W. -''..l , w.
,,I, VuHe'ur, anu nv was 'NP''''" q" '"'
r"'"'S
heioIe ue'hs h''N.n "u' 'h"Nbh
OF me proCeeuIhE' or 'h' Eu .h', ing
wore hfhth To ,'''hr'y ihu''h'' mat
me business was hot nt a 'h''a. Ter
10 stand Inspection oy anyone seek
ing the Uulh on 'H' Wa''' >, ,F''"h.
I Ihe prime once or ihe conference
was me iornuli'Sh ~ plahs 10 hrihH
anoui 'he a'l'At OF we NIaN nav
prul"'i Maps ana hotep"ok' iuiI 'l
statistics were much IN evidence nay
,helr nature vas such wa. 'h,y
would nor h"aI pun,l'aiI"n, 'nn me
conc, ,NS'ohs di'"n from ''ein ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13

NaNnC Nuorc. 10 years Old, =
In th," IulsH hospital IN n serious
COnditiun with u bullet wound
through his kidneys n result of
Nhouting At O'Clock this morn
ing after the hoN was -'sn irving
10 enter the home uf tntrulmhn
William Jacol~, 1907 in~t Iifth
street. who did the shooting, n'-
rOrding to his statement
rRtrolmRn Jacobs was sitting
on II ncighhor's porch. hC saES.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
WIRE BRIEFS
PROCLAIM SOVIET RULE
IN STRIA SOON

LONDON, June IA commun-
ist government will be proclaimed
IN Austria on Sunday with promises
Of immediate success. according 10
information in government circles
here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
Chairman Hays to Speak
on League of Nations

CHICAGO, June Ia VIII n
Hays. chairman OF The republican ma
tional committee, said here today he
would speak at Fort WAYNE, Ind,
tomorrow night and al thai time
would touch on the league OF ma
,ions During the day he conferred
with several middle western party
mon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
HOUSE COMMITTEE
VOTES FOR WIRE REPEAL.

WASHINGTOS, June l2.-Fsvor-
able report on the house h.ll 10 re.
turn telegraph and telephone sys
TENS TO private control Immediately.
was voted today by the house inter.
state commerce commission
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
Coal Operators Ask
Change in Prices


SpeciA 10 The World
MUSK OGEE. June l2.--SiXty coal
operators OF oklahoma met here to.
day and decided To recon mend TO
the fedora. fuel administration a re-
duction OF so cents a ton in the price
OF slack coal and an increase OF 35
cents In lump coalE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13

s j. Konenkamp IN president Of
the Commercial Telegrnphers' union
which has ordered tho wire strike
Konenksmp still claims the walk
out will be successful, although re-
ports 80 far OF tho movement or
traffic do not substantlate his claims
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13

lane Studio. nav Fes, Thlra
h,s .n,'7. ~ graduates taken at
''h school Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13
NO ROOM FOR HATE.

"" nA'" room 'ot the man WIN an
go. h3ne'' drsam
WI" no "c'f' on 'te and n" eyes
We nave foom lot me man WIN pnr
uy I"se Huc'
VINO comes 10 our shores 10 s'sri ne
anew
nut We maven an lneh OF space for
go, MN
VINO comes 70 DOT ssNnsi me and
llmp
H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13

THE WEATHER

TULSA Okla June - Maximum,
80 minimum 81 south Sinis clear
OKLAHOMA Friday and Saturday
partly cloudy
LOUISIANA. FRIDAY And Saturday
partly cloudy, showers in southeast por
ton
ARKANSAS EAST AND WEST
texas. FRIDAY and Saturday partly
cloudy
KANSAS: Partly cloudy tfidIy and
SiturdS probably scattered thunder
.howsn, not much change IN umpeTA
tuTe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-13

ord TO pay tax on a 5000 600 bond issue Let's
home worth $4,000 and have hard struggle to make bon
conditions