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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

panied ~ eorslflsd cheeks on Oalhfie
Oklahoma hanks. or ~ cashiers eheeAl
'cn any hank. In the amcuns specified
fcr each section a. folo~si
feciion "A" Excavation and en-
esnkmcni at dam site. piiins and rip.
wplns, eheck required. se.eeooe.
Section IN All ooncresc work Al
dam site; ehrck reauirsd. q. 5000
section 60" Unloading and trans
forllng ipe ana constructing now
line, cheek rr0uircd. sl.seeeo.
Section "nr CLEARING and SFubhlns
soosc dam site. check raalrcd
sioeoo.
Secilon r" fnrnlshlns cast iron
p'po and casilns.. .. o. n. Gmhrie.
cheek rcauird. fsrooo.
Seciion ~ fnrnishlng valves and
sialce safe, y o n Guthrie. check
required, sicooe
Al certified check viii b. endorsed
to and left In the hands Of the CIV
cicrk until tho accompanying bid A.
Sccc9iod or ~iectcd Plans and
specifications may be- examined. and
bidding forms secured at either ,hc
office Of the city Cicrk or the Eng
nccrs, BLACK 4 veasch. Kansas CIV.
Mo.
hidders wishing 90 obtain plans for
their own use NAV secure them nv
making a deposi, OF Twenty five dol
lars Twenty one dollars Of this
amount viii be rolurncd ON tho return
Of the plans. four dollars being with.
held TO cover Tho cost - blue printing
The city reserve. the rirht 70 re-
ieci any or all bids.
} II HARTMAN.
Mayor
GEO l.. ANDERSON,
CITY cicrs.
Black vcaich. Fngiuecra.
Kansas CITY. Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

In honor of clscnee r,lbble. wh,
has recently rsurned fiam dui, over
seas. a dinner was served Al tn, hom,
of Mr and Mr. T. y llostwlck Thpse
pfr~cni we're M and Mr N u rrh.
BILE Mr. and Mrs I. Rustwick Reed
li'rrehel Nellie, William and Carcne,
Tribhlol Mr. and Nra nfvooc iiostwlek
oetha Luekness and Rosal,c Host
wick The afternoon wau arcnt YER,
merrlly hodaAng and most of an ls
'cned to The interesting eiorlca OF
France.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
Stare OF Ohio. city Of Toledo.

Lucas County. IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that hs
Is senior partner OF the firm Of r. J.
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the
City Of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sufn OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Ca
farrh that cannot be cured BIZ the uie
OF HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day Of De-
cember. A. ID. 1856. A. W. GLEASON,
fSeaI) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken In
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces OF fhe System.
Send for testimonials. free.
=. J. CHENEY * co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
nGrrun UNlFoRNa
wHrN DISCHARGED

Washlnslon. Mas onh ncw uni.
forms ~ rrslaIm,d one as rofd sl
new apd sutAhlo Tor wear on parade
ami 81 ocfomonics eli ho .f.nd lo
so'hisrs an dlsthscr. under an ori,
today b, iho VAR drWrmtnl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
Russ nrrnrnrNrlvE
y NOT Rrcoeslrgp

w..s.'a'ao. Nay : ve'ma' @-
HffHhf HftfF NNs Httr ttdAf ~ thn
state department. insi b had ~, rrc-
nfnlafd r a Nansns new al Now
NoIk a. a flnrssenlsllse q ~ Ras
slan socialist fedeual soviet - sbllc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

fug1ettens faf . Cem3l fftp
ilsy q ssile - Chsm1alltias Ceiic
aua nlsFyhesa nenp 4, hetofs less.ns
hsnr A. rude q rennol D. ahlslas
vhen ~ harglur. nsh'ns - pees
leellnz lfle sielhfs can e 10 oh
t>lasd phlls "a tesfd "a, ,aee ef
steamships tnt az aa.h lli.ts aud
pacrs 4 Is r,aa iltcly 10 b. noeasa.
rho isfe way "a 90 have Is w,tn yea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

N y n NIX n ) \ \ \ Y \ y
sunday. Arli llh. q beautiful lambs
day service AZ tho ihp.lsi Church d,
the pastor. Rev N rNfs Good a..
tendance both am ana b ~
Mr. and Mfs llulcherscn vrfr therf
from ,ircnmcund ditriol rreachlns
fir-i and third sunday SUNDAY
school aud endeavor esotS Lords ia,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

Insect pests caused greater loss
In the food supplies OF the United
Kingdom of Great Britain last year
than did the German U-boat, accord
Ing to the estimate OF the board OF
agriculture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing cor
poratIon wants capable men 20 ts-
tablish branch and manage salesmcn.
$500 to sTan ncces iary, You handle
own money. WIN allow expenses to
Baltimore II YOU will quality For
particulars. address Secretary. Es N.
Howard 81. Baltimore. Md
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07
Published In Daily Leader April
10 May ~. 1879
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL
ECTATE

| Notice Is hereby given, that In pur-
siiance Of an order OF the county court
OF the county OF Oklahoma and state
nf Oklahoma, made on the ladh day 81
April, 1919. In the matter Of the ostate
of G. W. Elerick. deceased. tho undeg-
signed as the administrator OF the d.
tate Of said deceased. will sell al pri
yate sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash, subject to confirmation by said
county court. on or after The 18TH day
|. of May, 1910, al 2 O'Clock =. NJ al the
County Court House in said County Of
Oklahoma. all the right, title. interest
and estate OF the sald O. w. Eleriek
at the time OF his death and all the
right, title and interest that the ,afd
estate has. by operation of law or 9TH
erwise, acquired In and 10 all the ceF-
tain lot. rs@cc or parcel Of land. sItu-
ate. lying and being in the County OF
Logan, State OF Oklahoma. bounded
and described as follows, and upon the
following terms and conditions. to-
wit:
Southeast. Quarter fSEAl, Section
Twenty t2ol. Township riftecn fiNl
North. Range Three t3), w. l. NJ, Tor
cash.
Bids must be in writing and may be
left at the office Of Harris 4 Howard.
30s-i2 State National Bank building.
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. attorney at
law. or may be delivered TO the nd
personally. or may be filed
in the office OF the Judge OF the coun-
ty court Of Oklahoma County. Okla
homa
Dated this 9th day OF April. f9f9 |
HUGH M'CREDfE.
Administrator. |
Nv Harris & Howard. His ATTORNEYS |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

In these rcconstruclion
days men and women head.
cn are needed who literally
have "ircn IN their hloal "
pcrtlron eomtlnes ircn.unx.
rcpsin IN trpo medicinal fafm
Gives sgrvnaih % iroa a. tic
bl0si, nerves ani dlgtaiioh
ffeshens tho oouplcflon. "a.
fsom cniis AMI tsi~'0ufc ~.
member tho name. ioutifon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

Rev N rago WAS Invited oal go
nro'her Ooald's and rsporls q deilrhl
fui time and rroe dinner llia fwn lli.
-. .l....at... Ait.... - .s.4l4A ~.
werc also guests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

WANTED TO BUY-4o or SO acre
farm with some improvement within
4 miles OF Guthrie. Also 4 or room
modern house close in in northea 4
Guthrie. Also an room modern
house in northeast Guthrie. A. B.
Armstrong. Phone 3ee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

FRESH country butter and eggs. de-
livered at your door every day
Phone liS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

May 6. 1sie.)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received by Geo.
L. Anderson. City Clerk OF Guthrie.
Oklahoma. az this Office. up TO two
o'clock r. NJ. June End. 1919. and then
opened. for furnishing labor and con-
structing dam. spillway. sppurtcn-
ances. and flow line from the dam 10
the present city pumping station. all
in accordance with plans. specif4ca-
tIons and contracts on file in the Of
flee OF the City Clerk. Bids when
Gled with the Clerk shall be accom-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-07

The crsnd Lodso of the A. O. 4. "
offers for rns she fss-cmcn In th'
A. q. 4. W. remf'le. carner cf iIar'
rison and First street. this city rhi'
Is one of the finest Easements In th'
state. being 80 BY 100 feet. cesiec
tainted, with gas. electric tights. va.
ter. toilet. r,e; abundance Of daylight
Lease will be made and applicant.
can s~ property by calling on Geo
Rois. Grand Recorder In A. o. 4. W
Temple In ,hls city
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Barometer of Public Opinion
Rcn, rrunt,Srine t?)

g. f4r -
'''.'i '''' ''' ''". '' ~
again. why DO m'n 'ir" HH.A i'1'''''"7 l''S'
tom Rent is ID matter II priv Htr contract You
can't rrF.lf. the rental value ~ property by
rItH,r lrgls.tII,u ar proclamation supply ana
dcnpnd y.I nothing rIac ,Duirol, b.
n sou wtri 90 UrIu,e house I'ni it r.. "a
build nogt,. 100 supply the demand THERE Is
~ pTHII. WAY
' During N'r at, }'Hls I haNo hcon m Tulsa
thor" has been no bona r1" effort Wuie :"
supply me Class OF homes most needed Ihhi.
NhuhI 'Ii"rH along TINS lnr are pthsNti'} ~,
alr'r'rl p" hulIllrf modern homes on paNtl
'N''H lit ciNtUB hrrd ~ ful Wtll1in PI"e'
homes f"l ihhnruE ut"n not u'diN "i' ih' p'p
PIE ih NV NWoi'i ave IN modern homes on paved
streets Ih"i" 's need now, today. Tor l,Upu 10
."yN l''' N''' cottage h"w'7 priced a. l-.'"p
20 N"'NV WIN good l"' Tor Httd"h. ne H'h
can pas '-pu OF moro down ana balance AZ H"p
100 w ID ""Hh INrH" people 'Mihui hHT '''
.ahd pay Tor 1t ana lhcu hpiIl a nous" HhI.r al
'h' sam" NWr paying rent they simply can
40 u nav" been In close touch Win a large
number OF them and know ne facts but II they
can get nous" al5ttiy built they can stop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
POOR LITTLE FELLOW.

Copyright 1919. by Edgar \. Guest.
Poor little fellow your case Is sad.
You must go TO school when you'd like TO
play
And YOU want to be old like your doting dad
who may come and go In his own sweet
way.
And you seldom have travelled on railroad
trains,
And never alone you may wander Tar.
You long to he done with your growing pains
And get or there where the big men arc.
Poor little fellow. your life is hard
There are many things that you may
not do:
So many pathways to YOU are barred
And So many rules that are made for you;
on. YOU see men come and you see them go,
Old and battered and worn and gray
And TO win the freedom YOU think they know
You would fling all OF your youth away.
Poor little fellow time was that
Looked out on the world through the self
same eyes,
And the years seemed long and | wondered
why
/ couldn't be old and grown and wise.
Thou | used to dream Of the days 10 he
And the Joys Il claim and the things Ia do
Whom the years had fashioned "A man OF me
Now Ia give them all to he iust like you.
Poor little fellow. don't sigh FOR age.
For the years are swift and their care are
great.
Hitter the battles that men must wage
As Cruwu.ugs learn when tFs 1H too late.
uh soon. 700 soon shall YOU come 70 see
When the work OF Tho world shall he yours
20 do.
WI, th--.s never q man but would gladly
\ or u,l" follow once more Ike you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
The Horoscope
The stars incline, hut do 20, compel
Tuesday, December 80. 1919.

Neptune rules for good to human.
ity this day, according to astrology.
In the evening Jupiter is In. krncfic
aspect Saturn and Mars are ad-
verse
The planets through Jupiter and
Neptune this day give promise OF
sympathy and service on the part Of
the public in big national issues
The stars seem to foreshadow
vision and understanding on the part
OF the American people when con.
tronted with new problems and
srH"ge phases of old questions Of
policy.
While better insight into the
cpuntry's situation Is forecast for the
people there is "A menncing figure In
dicating arrogance and dIsrOrd will
cause Industrial troubles to continue.
The rise OF political leader
sled. bur no will aid his enemies.
despite his best efforts tho seers
prophesy,
Association with superiors Or per-
sons In positions OF the sun, viii not
prevails.
women are TO he especially sensl-
tive to public opinion during the
coming months and many Will SUI
fer from enemies OF their own sex.
A London astrologer fore ell
for the prince OF wales eNtriorti-
nary benefits due to his 9uccessfnl
tour In this country. He Is soon to
be called to supreme tasks
Unusually severe weather and
many deaths from exposure are
prognosticated for the end of the
winter which may be very long.
Increase In the number Of motor
car accidents will lead 20 stringent
laws that limit street privileges me
seers declare. and drastic ac.lon WHh
he brought about by an accident that
Is unusually shocking -...
Persons whose hirthdate II Is tnay
have "A year OF ups and downs l'usi-
ness may require an unusual amount
OF attention.
Children born on this day are ike,
ly to be generous and well-haltn'ee
In Judgment These subjects OF cap.
ricorn usually are quick tempered
md impulsive.
lCci7riEht. 1919. by the Mstlwr Newspaper syuiIaal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
Bennie's Notebook

Me and Puds Simkins and uaa
Watkins was wawkine along t1tIr,
| n wawk last Sundey. and Puds ,,ss
! saying things and Mary Matkins
was laffing at them as II they wa
about twice as funny as wnt tha,'
reely was. and ! thawt q mar ,l',
must think he's sumbodv ,r,I'
Meaning Puds, and ] sed. Ilav ppss
did You ever gel that big hola ryot
you tore IN your pants cllu.bi,,
over your back fents2
., Puds for shame, for shame SOD
Mary Watkins. wv
Aw. he's krazy, Sod Puds II w,,
sutch little hole wouIdor, -,
had to have II fixed atoau II hod
cnt OF wunted to. 1t waSMt ha,dly =,
hole at all. I don't bleyc II was
hole eneways. And he started -
| blush and wawk along without saw,
ing cny more, me thinking pass
that show him he ain, so darn
mutCh.
And pstarted to say some funny
things myself. making MIry Nai.
kins lar Ike enything, and all Of i,
srddin Puds sed, | don't see war
you're tawklng 30 mutch about. IL
had a ptckture OF me In nv house
l'N' 50 w VI HVu III your mousse. |
wouldent tawk for a week.
Wat p!ckture. wat pickture. Pu1s,
scd Mary Watkins. and Pods sed
O. wouldent even mention H. Inn
Cad 1t aint Il pickture Of me. that,
all.
He's Jest making 1t up, scI, and
Mary Watkins sed. No, Puds don't
be meen, tell me wa p,ckurt
think your ackting awt.u mcen.
Puds. and ruds sed, All rite III tell
you, It's II piCkture OF him setting on
"a cushion Wen hr WAS baby. and
do YOU wunt to know wlt hes got
on
Wat. sed Mary Watkins.
He's making 1t up, | scd.
He aint got "A single thing on, and
he's setting there is II he's proud
OF 1t. sed Puds.
.. Kenny for shame, I'm shocked
q, Benny, sed Mary Watkins and |
scd. could 1 help it2I couldrnt
oven dawk yet. how could help It?
And | kepp on wa1king withou,
saying enything more, and Puds
started ITO say things agen that WAS
Supposed to be funny and Mary Wat.
kns kepp on laffing at them as II
they rcely was.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
MHuSshland
and |
BY Jarle Phelps

ner. Your husband Is TO go in with
our hos rss"
I'm 80 glad" | exclaimed. mot
about Tom fastened to add.
lauEhingly. hut because I'm going
in with you, should feel so shy
with all these strangers Why |
done remember a single one Of tneir
names even"
"Ill uot only tell you their names
but all about them when we get
seated he returned.
"Do' love gossip" | flung back,
thcn almost gasped because OF my
ready speech.
From The beginning had felt
more at ease with Mr.. Crandeil than
with any other man | had met In
New YORK. now know that It was
due 20 his knowledge OF how 20
draw even little country girl out
to make her at ease with him
Interesting Guests.
no Is that woman in gray '' |
prrod lrnklng toward Eypsy-
like young woman, elegantly dressed
and wearing many diamonds, she
is very unusual looking
And she IL unusual She is an
artist. very successful one, too.
] " TAX" you 10 one VI nfl ''Hh''
teas some afternoon II you Will al
low me-
"Oh. thank YOU" I gushed de
lighted And who ~ that plain
looking woman next 10 Tom? She
looks nice"
You've described Marion Law
renee exactly She IL nice. That's
her husband right opposite you"
Hes homely. but he looks nice,
too" | replied, "Now one more men
think | have the mall straight
cnrd out who is the woman or
girl she looks very young on MI
Henderson LEFT"
q, You've heard OF l.aurette
Thompson the writer That's The
famous Laurct,c."
"Nou don't mean the one who
writes all those novels ! quetI"i,
forgetting any care OF my speech
in my astonishment.
The same. The one and only
lGurette
1t must be wonderful to do things
things like painting and writing !
replied as | stared at the young
Huthorcss
"Not now "A days Most every
woman one meets does something
"Not me- I'm an idler." re
turned. but right then was born tho
desire to accomplish something in
the world To make myself OF some
account
Tomorrow Toms mother arrives
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
CHAPTER Xxx.
HELEN TIT RSTON Is TOLD.

wonder II anyone who hasn't
gone through the experience | did,
can imHElp' how great was my re
lief md been sure that Tom
hadP ceased 20 love me. that he
cared for someone else The hur-
ror of-thp ''It might have been true
idea cluug 60 nae II must make
myself .p attractive that Tom. my
Tom, would not be tempted, And
| also made up my mind never
again would Judge him. never
make myself miserable until | had
heard his explanation or what
might appear strange to me.
How many, many women make
this same resolution-nnd break It.
Helen came In to hear all about
my day with vivian, and after |
Mid told her | blurtcd out the fact
that Toms mother was coming, and
tha, was distressed over !l
II dih 80 want my own mother, ~
told her
Il know dear" Helen looked her
sympathy. but Mrs. Randall may
be very nce. You've never seen
her have you2"
No and m afraid don't want
to-" laughed nerrously.
Cheer up, Suc' I'm sure shc'll
he nice Tom 'hnlIs she's perfect.
/ know from what he once said to
Walter"
\ Formal Dinner.
In spite of Toms raise he would
not allow me to run In debt for a
dress Tor Ygs lIcud"rson's dinner
marty. lint IL did rIyr mo money 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
FRANCHISE SHOULD DE COMPULSORY

George W. Perkins the well known unancicr.
politician. is quite sure that2cvcry man entitled
to the franchise should be made to exercise It
or pay heavily for his negligence. And we are
quite sure that Mr.. Perkins Is emncntly correct.
II popular government is to Justify itself (and
It has not justified ltself ~ yet, however much
you may think II has) tho electoral franchise
must be diligently exercised by every man and
woman entitled to It's use.
We are very firmly convinced that the COM
posite opinion OF the American electorate s
sound and safe always. But when a very great
number Of citizens tal to pass judgment on a
pending Issue and the decision is made UP hy
a majority vote OF mere faction. then self
government is sailing In dangerous waters
Popular government is not something that
jus, happened. II was bought by blood and
suffering and sacrifice. Nor can 1t be main
tanned efficiently II lctt to itself II must be
supported by the individual giving his time and
attention At necessary intervals II Is not ono
sided pact. as some think, confering only bcnc-
nis. hut clrrcs with II unacceptable obligations
II the citizen refuses TO register his opinion ot
men and measures at the polls. he should be
made TO pay sttftly Tor the privilege Of being
Stacker We do not favor restrictions ON the
ballot We never have. We want It made easier
And We want every citizen who Is entitled to I,
forced 20 use 1t.
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l.
't.lE' pi lh' hI'h7h i'N'"IS "' 'h' a'H P''''
conference and who sat as "A DEPUTY fur the
,.......I... ,.. o.. ...,,,., ..,, ,,, .rr,.,,c
49,
"tnuuul. ruluNiI W Zoo Jun" Z. WV i'NEhthR
brc,r,s, n, ,,I. .ui of s,upnthy with th, trend
....,.... . ,.,.i,.,, ,,.. ,..l.
'' '''' '''' WV '''N' '' -
uu 'h" PROSE- of Hnr'onrt Irnce n Howe. t"IhI-
inc ma, .,.'d,. ,,,rkIrp. ~ tho conference
no ''" i'P"h''. W recent '7H"', P'hH
an Illuminating chapter from the forthcoming
ho,s vnl,, ,rousos onc,s nppe,uc for more
IN his critical analysis or the characters Engaged
and the uuiive, ~ each IIi- estimation OF the
proHidrui NJ the United StatrH is not compliment
tary Mr. Keynes thinks the prcsidcnts II
points were wonderful Their enuncaion nado
him easily the most popular man In the world
lie writes Of his arrival IN Europe and his con
tact with tho frank purposes or France ms
represented by the policy Of Clcmcnccau, which
was 10 set the clock back to 1870, and tho
equally determined but moro skfully concealed
determination or England. exenplttcd by
Lloyd George 10 get out Of the conference ad-
vantage Tor England
Let uH quote:
TO see tho prime minister U.loyd George
watching the COMPANY with six or -ovon
Hrrn9o nor bN"'iap'e 'o "tuhaIS men Judsihs
porcNvng what each was thinking and even
what each was going to say next, and COM
p"u',',,E Ing WIN ','p' y, p''nn, ','"'' ne ne "IBu-
weakness or self interest OF hls lmmcdl,ie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30

When Mr. Bryan left the cabinet he broke
definitely with the Wilson regime He has been
In retirement four years and "a half He could
MAX" his own campaign or his own issues. He
SAID juklnKly a few days ago that democratic
prospects were poor II would bc perfectly
natural Tor the party to want to draft him.
Running for president has always been n di-
weston for Mr.. Bryan He has ihrivcd on de-
fcats A party looking for cheerful long sho,
nominee couldn't do much better than to pich
the undaunted loser OF 1896. 1900 and 1903 A.
all events MIR. Bryan evidently intends TO figure
couGp ptcuously in the democratic national con
vention OF 1920. II he IL there sparks Will fly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
Not Exactly Clear.

1t Ia not exactly clear whore the responsibility
rests for the presidents appointment OF a COM
mission OF three. with the public in minority.
There IN no personal criticism OF the three COM
missoners I'm saving that no three men can
carry authority ''cicut to command immedI-
ate public assent subjects SO important and
contentious that Irlr decision In 90 days is
hardly possible The anthracite commission in
cludcd seven mon OF national reputation, and
their deliberations lasted as many months al
though II waa not composed In manner to
create 0ntagonisma.--New York Times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30

Those organ EatiOns having 20 do with the
best interests and future growth OF Tulsa
do no better than to center their efforts towards
securing a modern hotel Every interest In
the city should be directed TO that one attain
ment until It is realized. For Tulsa needs moth
Ing 30 much as Il needs "A hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30

William Jennings Bryan Cwhat good old mem
orlts are revived as we type or that name) has
rented large hail at omaha and issued the
announcement that he viii deliver a speech In
that hul during the evening " January II, In
which he will announce the policies Of the dem
bcrliic party Here's the dcmocratlc Moses
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30

The continued silence OF House is getting on
the countrys nerves, II he cant talk why on
earth don't he make some sign
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30

Two automobile accessories have
been combined I'm one attachment
by Detroit Inventor. r carrier for
two spare tires and a cylindrical
gasoline tank
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-30
Cnn II he True?

what Is this We hear--t compromise sugres-
tion on the league covenant from Senator
Hitchcock, and senator Hitchcock the spokes
man ~ Mr. Wilson In tho senate We had
thought the author of the covenant was made
of flrncr stuff New York sun