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The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10
B0LSHEVISM ARRAIGNED

VIadvosok-V L. Burtzoff has been Russian revoutonist
for 3 years He has fought the regime and served many
years prison for his opposition He has lived exile for lib
sake But Boshevm is not his idea of liberty He has
addressed open letter the Bohevss and here is how he
'They (he Bolshevik always loudly protested against
tal punishment then made system of it, and introduced lynch
ings They covered all Russia with corpses.
hey defend the principle of free but at the time
have become such Russia known
hey against prisons yet they the real jaors
kept people prison by the hundreds without
and without bringing them to trial. @@@ st
hey spoke peace but gave They spoke of bread
but they themselves robbed the country billions OF roubes
hey loudly condemned secret diplomacy but they veiled
their diplomacy with impenetrable mystery.
"A activities Of the Boshevks deliberate lie
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WANTED TO RENT-Party desires
to rent furnished house or bunga-
low, close in, suitable for couple
with one child; will rent by the
year or for the spring and summer
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FOR 1SALE--Six room strictly mod
ern bungalow in RivervieW addition.
+ A bargain IL bought 1T once II In.
terested call G. l.. Burton. "
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months. Please state price and ad-
wise when can be occupied. Address
613, Care Tribune office.
NORTHWESTERN (
SPORTS NOTES
BY Blosser.
4 4 tWk

minneapolis. April lO.-lIalpn Cap
ron, football, baseball and track star
of the University of Minnesota; a
member of the Olympic team and for
a short time, major league baseball
player has closed his athletic career.
CaprOn has become associated with a
local banking and bond concern.
Washburn. April 1O.---Puhlic school
officials of this county are actively
promoting campaign to interest male,
students of advanced grades AND high
schools in athletics. The success of
athletics us body builder. in military
tfaining has izzra aeognized. Wash
burn has been prominent in state in
tcrscholAstic athletics forSasevcral
years. Last year the local high school
finished second. in the annual meet at
Underwood, after winning the cham
tpionship two years in succession
!, Duluth, April 10 Bunny Schrei-
ber, former member Of the Duluth
White Sox, who is trying forin regl,-
lar position with the Boston Nationals,
is seemingly attracting marked atten-
ton Mt the training camp. One news
paper writer REFEREED to him as a pos
sible "star of the first magnitude"
Schneider did not play IN the shipyards
league last season. He did his bit in
France. fiji
Tacoma. April 10.-Dick Egan, man,
ager of the Aberdeen baseball team in
1919, and tentatively selected as the
lender of the Tacoma club in the
NorthwesterA Industrial league this
season. has received an offer 10 mann
age the Oakland club Of the Pacific
Coast league. He may accept. Egah
formerly was second baseman Of the
Boston Nationals.
Grand Forks, N. D.. April 1O.--Pros-
! poets for a strong track team at the
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10

FOR RENT-Two and three room
! flats for light housekeeping. Five
and seven room houses. all modern,
; with garrets. Inquire s03 7th
street. r i
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4 City Insurance Agency my rental
business. I wish to, thank the peo-
PIE OF Bismarck for patronage given
me in the paste Anyone looking for
( rooms, desk room or a home should
call at their office under the City
NATIONAL Bank: Il. H: Langley
. f.. A To-,
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WANTED. no RENT. ::

YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS
room and board in desirable loca-
ton. Please state price and par
ticulars. P. o. Box 53l. So.
A n xsr1r
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HELPS WANTED-FEllALE:=:
WAN NTED-W w oman for general house:
work. Call MRS.. Ertenmeyer. 423
Y !Thifd street, Bismarck, N. ID. s

WA NTEbIC Competent girrS for gem
erall, housework. Apply Mrs. H. r.
Berndt, 104 Ave. "A, or phone 622.
4 4siIt 4-8-1Wk
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WANTED-To rent modern 8 or 8
room house. Must be close In.
Wanted by May l. Phone 758.
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;WANTEps--!I0 hear from party who
hayst tGe cottage or bungalow for
sabeas q bargain. PsfDs Box a4s
Bisksarck, ~, d.; A. 4 +
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Kingston, Ont, April 1O.All de-
partments OF intercollegiate sports at
the important eastern universities
have been reorganized on pre-war
basis. The reorganization affects the
University Of Toronto, AfcGill and
Queens, and Royal military college of
Kingston.
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FOR SALE--Hgh-grade tapestry,
davenport and rocker to match;
:: nearly new. Phone 678-K.
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FOR -SALE-Eggs from 1st prize
{ Buff Orpingtons.% Two dollars per
setting. r. c. Anrdus. Bismarck.
P. o. Box 674.,..&@E - ts5s3&N,4~ s Y Wk
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WANTED TO RENT about May l, a
l. 6 to 8 room modern house. DR.. s.
B. Toney .-
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FOR RENT Modern five room du-
ple1. wator furnished. Inquire I'll
Rosser street or phone a6OX!s.. A
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GET YOUR ORDER IN for your
spring cleanup: Alt kinds Of stove
wood and fence posts for sale. Gar
dens plOwed promptly. Phone s18
r. G. Forsyth, COS 9th street.
Z. s.... hf s.- z a Q wks
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FAR lN{Rll SA1.E--4-i Good dry cordwood ctlt to
, fAtove lengths: Also big lot fence
posts OF best grade ash. : Prices
right. Phone 467R ...
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'RENTALS-On account 6Of my real
estate and life Insurance taking up
7 all my time l have assigned to the
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10
SOLDIERS & SAILORS
We will run your Want
ed-a-Job for one month
FREE of charge.
FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Modern cot
tage, centrally located. Address. Box
No. 466. .gh. ....-t. =.
7 r. Ga4s lwk
FOR RENT--Six rooms, all modern,
double and single rooms; nice place
Y" for summer inside and outside 6
NJ and. 7adollars per months. 30 cents
night. 713 3rd st. A. Ct.
FOR RENT-2 or furnished room
49, modern flat. Good location, Phone
RI 442Il. 4 8 Ct
FOR EENT-Five room modern
house. 3 blocks from r. o. See viii.
man Tfr, or, Phone 669.
47 VIZ
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! HE HELP WANTED-MALE

WELCOMED RETURNING
s.,. oolDlERS AND SAiLORo.
s Full information as to all ems
ployment openings In this COM
munity and elsewhere will be Civ.
O. you FREE at the Bureau for
Returning Soldiers and Sailors.
tNorthwest Hotel Building. Phone
~. All national and local efforts
/ to assist you are there conaen.
tfated.
United states Employment Service
( i Is. Department OF Labor.
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ST. Paul, Mimi, April TO- Hamline
University may send baseball team
to Cuba during the Christmas holidays
next winter The University Of Ha-
vana is arranging for mid-winter
baseball tournament and Hamline Is
one Of several American Universities
which has been invited to compete.
Dick Grant, former athletic coach at
the Cuban institution. Is responsible
for the invitation.
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FOR RENT-Large modern, rooms;
suitable for two. Phone 298- U. 217
9Th ST. "a ...:z Il. s=. =. .: 4-3-2t
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FOR RENT Furnished room.
4 at 1923 list or Phone 656X.
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HOUSE FOR RENT-Apply o. w,
Roberts. Phone Isl or 751.
$,..-Js&s-5ss s,a4 q "a I me-,
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FURNISHED ROOM 70 RENT-In:
quire room 6 Lucas Block after s p.
M. i 4ss,-.,4 4t9 st
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ROOMS FOX. RENT

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms.
$50 4th st. Phone 824.e
AZ | - !. I Nh . A.1(.1wk
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F,tK SALEr7A couch a lfbfary ,tabIf.
and a dining room set. Very rea-
sOnable. Call $50.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10

BUILDING in fairly good shape to
store about 80 automobiles. West
!. ern Sales Co. 10 st
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10

FOR RENT Front room in modern
house also two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping 51S 10th st.
4 Phone IA T.. ~. A. twk.
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ASHES HAULED. gardens plowed,
. good dry stove wood, oil stove and
cook stove for sale Phone GILL.
- >n.g,,.s.... .s.7..-. ,..- 4 10 2 WkS
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FOR sALE-A fine building lot On
4th street. Close In. Geo. NJ. Reg.
lister. H., 4 a l,wh
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10

WANTED-Fifty bush els pure black
Durham Wheat cleaned. State
price in first letter Address Clar-
ence J. Hallum. Regan. N. d.
N -
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10

FOR SALE-A7 buffet and dining room
table; also cabinet, sewing machine
good as new and reasonable Call
, 314 or after 7 o'clock call 333 Lewis
3 & Clark Hotel, Mandan, N. d.
~ &". a 10 Ct
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HEMST1TCHING AND PICOTING,
, Mrs. c. P. Larson, 400 4th street.
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FOR SALE-At' big bargain one g.
foot soda fountain, marble top, 6
syrup, pumps, 3 crushed fruit jars
' and only been used 8 months. In
. squife ats5h Fifth Street Stationery
!. Phone .S47K, Bismarck, N. ID. ;..s
:. \ IS. : IL = - Z. 1 1ul
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FOR sAI.E-Modern house and gar.
age. we'll located. Convenient
9e terms. BE Marks. Bismarck, N.
3fDaks 4as, l+r5g Z G q, 2ifr jFw 80 8 tt
MlSCELEKN rASlf.

FOR 7sa SuT 7,1ban IEforeN y, l,U,.l
lots with six room house built less
than three years ago. city water fur.
mace and eleetricy:w wiring all Ill, Just
the place tn raise chickens. keep "A
COW and have all the garden YOU
4 want. Must be sold at once. See
this and make ylls az "Eer. 1000 East
Main 4-1O It.
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FOR six:sSars; SAwg Al atot Rsaig bta5 aE SsE
chine, with attachments complete:
Also one new % calibre repeating
hammerless rifle. Call in person at
AL. 9th. St, City. e4-l0-1wk
WANTED---I want to buy a couple
Of walking plows, or one good s,llky
plow. Call on Mr.. Baarstad,, ut
Chris Engen's shop in the Haggart
Bldg. or phone .74R.f2u sf 4la3t
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10

Calgary, Alta. April 1O.The Alber-
tn branch Ofltlle Athletic Union Of Can
ada will meet Oh Good Friday to dis
cuss the generally approved plan Of re-
organizing athletic associations so -
to permit professionals who served In
the war. to re-enter amateur ranks II
they desire. 3l.a
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10

FOR RENT T--Three-rooln furnished
apartment for zlight.,.housekeeping,
Phone 427, F. w. Murphy, 204 Main
a street. + & - 7ss IS: 7s5 "A g st (.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10

WANTED--A yard man and q vege-
table woman at Grand Pacific
-, Hotel .ts:.-z-,l ts,5 . $50 - 4.7tf
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10

University OF. North Dakota this sea-
son have been. frightened by the re-
turn of Gordon Fisher dpd Smith
(Brute) Taylor. Fisher holds the
state interscholastic records in the shot
pnt and jayehn throw. He has been
at Great Lakes Municipal pier train-
ing station, Taylor was veteran line
man on the Varsity football team In
1915 and is expected to win q place on
the track team. He wasaa second lieu
tenant.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-10

3 Is tt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
Are You Awaiting
The Great Crisis?
u So. Do Not Allow the Time TO Pa.s
With Nature Unaidsd

wcmsu who rive nature a helping hsnd
dSring the period 81 srpcctAney find ihA'
whom the tune srr,y~s Tor BABY, coming
II Ia approached and passed With ,nftnitey
leN pain and danger
Thousands 81 women for over hall
csntuty have learned that In the lime hon
or.d preparation Mothets Friend, thrE
have . grateful, relaxing penetrating rem
sdy tho use 81 ~hirh makei u possibls
for thcsn 10 60 through childbirth without
tho usual nAuseA ner.Ousness bearing down
and stretching rsins, and that through its
use tho hcats At the ortss arc fe~eT and
Of much less rain ard danger
Mothers fr,end psn~tratrs the muscles,
rendering them plant sod essily governed
by the demands Of nature They re.n
ssn,y and bunE hsppy days ssd calm.
rrstfSl nishu A. the result he crisis
4, passed with greater case and In less
tune. the breast, are kept In good condi
tion aud tho stin I. made and Kept soh
and free from blemishss
Write u No nrAdhe.d Regulator Oon
psny, Dept p Lamar bpilding Anant.
heorsia Tor their Motherhood BOOK, and
obtain bottle Of Mothers Friend from
your drussi,t today and thoroughly forlfy
yoursclf Tor the coming eNsnL
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
Tulsa Made Trench Heaters
Adapted to Household Uses

And they shall heat their swords Into
plowsharcs aud their spears Into pruning
hooks '',-tsalsh, 90
one sign OF the coming OF the
tlmo when nations shall no longer
lift up sword against each other and
that peace shall he In tho land II 10
bo observed In Tulsa where tho Me-
chanical Research laboratories Of III
North Main street. which perfected
n trench heater and cooker for use
by the American troops. has turned
their device into a modern domestic
article for use In the home instead
OF on the battle front
Il was l.. NJ bowman OF Tulsa who
Invented the trench heater, built To
meet specifications OF the govern
ment which required that II show no
light from above. that II should heat
bucket OF water, to the boiling
point in 20 minutes; that II should
Withstand rain and wind that II
should be able to stand In four inches
Of water or mud that It should he
Safe and that It should be convertl-
bile as cooker or heater The Tulsa
device met all these demands under
the most rigid tests made by the
government and millions OF them
would have been used In the trenches
had the war not suddenly terminated.
Now that there is no longer need
for the trench heater II has been
"beaten" into house hold cook
stove, range, heater or furnace at
tachmont and company Ia being
organized for Its man. scture In
Tulsa This burner weighs less than
n pound and II will burn either kcro-
sene. gasoline or natural gas. being
especially adapted TO the burning
OF kerosene or coal oil The ordi-
nary burner will operate from ss to
75 hours on gallon OF oil, depend
Ing upon the size or The burner. n
is noiseless. odorloss. smokeless and
carbonless. being cleaner than natur-
al gas II throws blus-white
flame OF great heat Intensity. There
Ia no pressure tank necessary and no
valve attachments There Is no heat
hack OF the supply head and the
burner is perfectly safe and fool
proof, It's inventor Gays.
w 4. Smith and L. NJ bowman,
who are associated In the operation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12

y. " g. "A committee la charge NJ
this camp and II is being stretched
io go as FAR az possible, The furni-
turc for tho house has been given
b, Tulsa friends and among the ar.
uylcN IN "A vlctrulia and n sewing ma
chine Tho latter Is expected tu bc a
boon In tho visitors. who, while rcst-
ms from their usual strain of acitN
ity and breathing tho rresh pure air
of the open, can yet put their morn-
mss tn good purpose hy making u
shlrtWaist OF a fresh supply of under.
clothoa.
Plenty of Flowers,
Nut only cltiEcns ~ the city, but
many nurscrymcn and florists gave
great quantities OF shrubs. vines
plants of all sorts and garden seed
TO enhance the beauty ANA value ot
tho grounds. and every Saturday Tor
tho past three months mas been spent
by the interCsted girls who. under
the guidance OF secretaries OF the y
W ana their frlcndn have gone to thc
camp to hoe aud plant and pun
weeds
MrH. pan j. pnvissom ~ chairman
~ tho camp committee which IL com.
posed Of tho following Tulsa women.
McHiamos l. y, Randolph. w
Sanders, ". ~ Brown, - e, Rose
q. ". Siruvirllc. n. j. Guhsor \ j.
Roth. Misses Eva Iiorner, Ada
Starkweathor and Matte May PurdY
on the grounds n well OF good
clear water has been dug. tennis
courts offer opportunity for hea my
play and exercise an athletic filed
furnishing other facilities for games
and drills OF tho campfire girls. AS
well as tho others
The Y. w c. A. summer camp II
a beauty spot worth going 20 by
anybody. It In u paradise TO tho Tulsa
young women who are looking for
ward to spending tho hot days OF
their vacation there, or an occasional
week end. or even just one day. The
traction company gives them specin'
rates In going back and forth on
tho cars, ana many arc the weary
girls who will feel rejuvnnated after
n visit thore for play and rest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
MEXICO WILL SEND CUBAN
MINISTER BACK TO HAVANA

MEXICO CITY. May li.--dsn.
Heriberto lara. Mexican minister 20
Cuba. with his legation staff. has
engaged passage from Vera Cruz for
Havana. II In stated that upon the
ministers arrival at Tavans. Dr. u.
q. Ensensl, the new Cuban minister
TO Mexico. will leave Havana for his
post. thus resuming diplomatic rela-
tons between the two republics.
II IN also announced that DR.. Favio
LoEano. minister to Mexico From Co
lombia. will leave that country May
20 for Mexico City to re-cstablish
diplomatic relations between Mex.
leo and Colombia. II Is reported un-
officially that Gen. Candido Asuiiar.
who has becn directing military
operations along the gtilf, soon viii
resume his post ~ secretary OF for
eIen affairs and that Mexico soon
VIII name ministers 10 Guatemala.
Germany and the Scandinavian
countries.
Salvador Diego Fernandcs. tempo
rary head Of the foreisn affairs de-
tment. Ia slated for minister to
Belgium and Holland and later 10
take UP the ssmk duties IN London
when England names her minister
TO Mexico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
LEGAL

NOTICE CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals viii be- received bY the
OklshomA sratc Hoard of Agriculture On or
before ten rlocl A " June 2nd, 1919,
In tho office 81 the BOARD al tho Statr Cap
liol Building Oklahoma City, oklahoma, for
the furniGhiug OF material and labor Tc.
quired for tho installation Of tho heating
systoms ana plumbing work IN the Science
Hall Building and tho krmoty and Gym
nasium building he ne erected on the cam
puS ~ the Oklahoma Agricultural And Ne
chanicAl College at saltwater, Oklahoma, In
accordance with drawings aud speciheauona
ss prepared by W Redlich. Architect.
Department OF Architecture. Oklahoma Arri.
cultural and Mechanical College, StiIlwstsr.
OklshomA
Copies Of tho plans specitcatIous, and
proposal blanks may he obtained from the
Architect npon payment OF dePoAt OF
tsb 0o) Five Dollars.
Proposals must bo accompanied by Ger
Titled check In Tho sum OF 5oc OF bid, made
payable TO the STATE BOARD OF Agriculture,
and must he enclosed In sealed envelopes en-
dorsed Proposal for Heating and Plumb !.
ing Of seirnro Hall Building and Proposal
for Heating hnd Plumbing Of Armory and
Gymnasium Building and directed 70 the
Oklshoma State Board OF Agriculture; bida
10 be separate for each building
The right 10 resrvcd 70 reject any or all
bids " II Is deemed TO the interest OF the
Board 20 do 10
= ny direction OF iheastato Board OF Akfi
culture
Dated May 3. 1919
J. A. WHlTEH RsT,
pteHdsnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
.QTY BRIEFS

MISSES RUTH ZoLLER and
Ferne Purdy entertained with a
week -end theater party Friday
evening whes they had a
dozen friends with them nj the EN-
press thoater. Refreshments at q
down town confectionery shop fol-
lowed. The party consisted Of Mesl
DANES Gerald f Benedict, j.
d, Allen, John Sharp, Virgil RAIDER,
and Grace Tuttle
=
A PLEASANT card party OF the
weekend had Mrs, W. +. Owens
entertaining a group OF matrons.
There were players for three tables
and high score was won by Mrs. ", G,
childs. The guests were Mesdames
Hubbard Rudihll. O. H. Settle, w.
A. Reynolds, Judson l.. Palmer. Roy
KurtzmaAn.s r.. r., ptabsr, Gary Y.
vandever, Carr Filburt. u. O. Car
ter and Humes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
Y. VIC. A. Recreational House for
Girls of Tulsa to Be Real Beauty Spot

Plans for the Y. ". g. \. rc.
ac'loutl camp house arc now In the
hands oI local architects for bids
and n Is expected that tho construct
VIII be Lot ana the erection ~ tho
houH" begun al once.
Tho camp Mic consists or rs acrcs
located ON tho oklahoma Union line.
eight miles from Tulsa. south ~
larihcna rRrk, 10 OF the acres being
donated hN tho traction company,
ana the other tvo a gift from br
w VI Wilson, The land Ia rolling
and has attributes OF great natural
hehuA. \ brook wouds la way
through The rocks, a ihcater formed
BY nature hcrself invites outdoor
dramas portrayed IN tho fashion ot
hillside at one extreme part OF the
tract gives climbing facilities equal
in spots TO tho OEark Mountains
ana rich black soil near the house
site already has vegetables and roses
growing profuselS Tho whole is
fenced inHs country home, a hrcath h..
ing space. a rest cure. for tho young
women and girls of Tulsa through.
out tho GUNNER months
Everything Modern
Tho house 90 be- built now will
contain n very largo dining room.
screened in galleries. Kitchen, pan
tries and upstairs bedrooms At q fu-
turc period when finances Hlow,
these quarters will be exclusively
for dinlnEroom and Kitchen pur-
poses. and club house OF living
apartments will be butt near. by,
Tho dinlngroom has a wide open
fireplace that will burn long sticks
OF wood from tho unclearod grounds
about, and that room and tho un-
usually large porcheS will answer
for "A living room At ptcsent Tho
house In To have tho lower floor
built OF native stone. tho upper
story In to he OF ship-lath The
whole planned 10 be rustic and
"woodsy." Tho lay Of the building
is on the side OF Hill which forms
a natural basement under tho kltch-
en-. with store rooms
About 5000 has been given to the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
FORMER TULSA COP
IS GIVEN ACQUITTAL
iko Wilkinson Pound Not Guilty by
Washington County Jury After
30 Minutes Dciibcration.
HnAcialin 1hn MntIh

ApsciAl 10 Tho World
HARrLESNiLLE. okla, May H.
Twenty minutes deliberation by
district court jury was sufficient for
hrlnElng IN verdict ~ acqulttRl for
Policeman Ike wilkinson OF Bartles-
vile, who had been on trial for three
dhNa charged with the murder of
VIII Ihris, lh-y ycnr-oid foster son of
Richard Paris, a deputy sheriff
Wilkinson, who has been Nom.
bcr OF the Rartlcsyillo police force
mo past year, coming here from
Tulsa, where he had been on tho
police force, had hccn deputy sheriff
ana = member Of the United states
mhrshaIs force, shot and killed
Paris on tho main street iu Nartlcr-
Nllle on the night OF November I,
l9lN Paris ana companion were
ont ioyridlnr In an automobile that
night and were coming up Third
street at what was said 10 lac an rX.
cecdingly fast speed when wilkinson
and another officer stepped into the
street waving their flashlights. which
warning the boys are claimed 20 have
ignored and aome Of the testimony
offered was to thc1stfect that instead
Of stopping the Paris lad. who was AZ
the wheel. Vecred thn car and tried
To run tho officer down. the fender
or the machine catching Wilkinson's
oVercoat and throwing him 10 the
ground, II was then the officer
claimed he shot, aiming 10 cripple
tho auto, Three shots were fired.
ono Of tho bullets striking young
Paris In the head. Ho died the next
morning.
Wilkinson did not deny shooting,
claiming he did not shoot 10 Kill
the boy. hut In the excitement he
shot Wild.
Among the witnesses for the de-
Tense who came here 10 testify In his
behalf Sere several from Tulsa In.
oluding Postmaster ], NJ Crutchfield,
Emmet smiley, Billie wilder. bank
er, ex-MsyW Simmons; also Judge
Meliott. United states CONN issioncr
of Pawhuska, all giving evidence and
tertifying 10 wilkinson's good reputs-
tlon.
The state was represented by
County Attorney walter n. Allen, as
sisted by Boone a Fitzpatrick Of
BartlcsviIle, o ". ". Boone was for
merly district Judge OF tho Washing.
tom Usage district court The defense
was cared for by Morton Rutherford
OF Muskosee and ChArIct0n n Far
rell OF Bartlesviile.