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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-10
Drill Near Roswell.

The first drilling contract for oil
near this city has been let. The first
we'll will go down on the ]. r. Weaver
ranch four miles northwest of this
city-Roswell News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-10

The drill and other machinery for
the digging Of the Mesa Oil and Gas
company's well on their holdings thir-
ty miles west of Portales has arrived.
Portales News, 49,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
BOTTLED TEA SELLER
WILL ESCAPE COURTS

The charge OF misuse % United
States internal revenue stamps pre-.
ferred against Ralph NORM OF ga
pulpa by officers Of that city. who
arrested the defendant on complaint
OF citizen a OF Sapulpa charging
tho defendant with selling case OF
tea, or colorod water placed In
whisky bottles. will he dismissed In
the federal courts, United states
Commissioner J n wilkins. OF this
city, stating that In his belief no
federal law had been violated 10y
NORM.
NORM is said to have sold the casNc
purported 10 contain whisky To "A
purchaser who later discovered the
contents OF the bottles To he Colored
water Tho beverage having no Kick,
the purchaser kicked to the Sapulpa
chief OF police, John willard The
officer. discovering that some person
had used Cancelled revenue STAN ps
with which TO seal tho cnrks In the
bottles, arrested MORN on tho
charge of misuse of the stamps
Commissioner wilkins said that he
did not believe the charge could bH
proven against the defendant due TO
tho fact that tho stamps we're not
used on taxable goods and for the
further reason that the government
had not been dcfrauded by the use
to which NORM In alleged to have
put them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

so one has yet devised a picc" ot
mechanism capable OF directing us
own efforts, and until such a time
comes you must figure on the man
question when YOU consider efficient
truck operation.
For you really buy transportation,
not "A piece of equipment
You should ask. what Is the low
est cost per ton-mile a. which | can
do my hauling not. what is lh"
lowest price at which can buy /"
truck ."
what you are most Interested IN
and what affects you most or
should is how much it coats you
10 deliver your goods spread your
gravel or haul your hogs
The Two big things that bear on
this question are the trucks you hty
and the men who operate them
Your trucks should he more than
mechanically Currcci-.'hoy should
be built ny a firm which IS square
In It's dealings ana financially sound
Service trucks and The company
behind them fulfill both 81 these re-
quiremcntE.
But YOU are responsible Tor the
men In charge ~ your trucks and
II YOU are 10 get moro tons hauled a
mile for each dollar you spend, you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

Great Britnins title 10 ireland rosts
solely upon the military power of
nation - determine the fortunes of
q people over whom they have no
right to rule except the right of
force The combined guarantee OF
such u tItlo against the declared pro
test ~ ireland would constitute
definite denial ~ the principal Of
Justice 10 an peoples and nationali
ties and their right 10 live on equal
terms ~ liberty and safety with one
lanothor whether strong or weak
land without the acceptance Of that
principal no part ~ the rtructur"
OF international justice can stand
The guarantee ~ such u title
would be subBersive of The reign OF
law based upon the consent of the
governed and sustained by the or
ganiHed opinion Of mankind The
guarantee ~ such n title would con
Alltuta recognition Of the right. Of
the strong TO serve It's own material
interest and advantage through the
sEcrcise Of It's exterior influenc"
and masicry The guarantee OF such
u title would give Great Britain "A
warrant To NAH" a nation wesker
thnn herself HubIcct TO her pur-
~
firm the claim ~ Great britain 10
rule and dominate the people of
Ireland even IN their own internal
affairs BY arbitrary and lrrespon-
slhle force Any guarantee. under
article 10 Of territorial Integrity and
political independence as affecting
Ireland can rightly endure only To
tho benefit of the people Of ireland
themselves
In the name therefore Of the
peoplc-uL. Ireland ask that the
Irish nation may he invited 10 give
their adhesion TO the covenant of
the league of nations, and that mem
herHhip Of the League member.
ship available under article even 10
colonies who have freely and logis
lativeiy subscribed to the supremacy
Of the English imperial parliament -
shall not be denied to tho govern
ment Of free, independent Irish
republic"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps and prepared sham
pooN contain too much HIkui which
very Injurious. q. II dries the
scaln aud makes the hair hrttIc.
The aest thing to use is Mulstfled
cocotnut on shampoo, for this Is
pure and entirely rrenscless Ira
very cheap and beats anything else
Hll TO pi"tes You can Ret this vat
any drug store, and few ounces
VIII last the whole family FOR
months
simply moistcn the hair with
water and rub It In, about tea
spoonful Is all that IL required 1t
makes an abundance OF rich, creamy
lsther. cleanses thoroughly, and
rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly and is soft fresh
looking, bright, fluffy. wavy, and
easy 10 handle. BESIDES, " looaenS
ana takes out avery particle OF duSt,
dift aud aAndruH. - AdS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Trucks Won'tRun Themselves

must not only use care IN selecting
your drivers, you must trilh th'ih'
and pay attention TO such things hs
loading and routing
I.specially IN tho coming months
our transportation facilities VIII pc
tested TO the utmost ana denhlle
profits will he earned where trucks
are efficiently. handled
You are making An investment
when you buy trucks Is your driver
capable OF making your Investment
profltRble'
II not train him His Is man :
size Job. and a good man wciL
trancd, means dollars In Instead OF
dollars out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Ireland Appeals TO Conference

IH now sitting ireland II weak .
England II strong ireland In every
possible way has asserted her right
to freedom. which England. by
sheer militarism. ls intent now rs
always In the past To destroy II IA
only nv the exercise OF tyrannical
power that lrclnnd'H right to free
dom can bo denied. II In to the great
principle OF national freedom, repre-.
scented In the peace conference, that
Ireland. exhausted by the crueltics
OF English rule, her population an
initiated by one half within llvinR
memory her industries destroyed,
her natural resources wasted, hcu
civl liberties ended. her chosen
leaders prescribed and treated AS
felons. now makes makes her ap-
peal
Article 10 OF the draft covenant
OF the league OF nations IL framed
In secure national Independence
against aggression Of an external
power Its terms are as follows
The high contracting powers un-
dertake to respect and preserve as
against external aggression the ter
ritoriRi integrity and existing politi-
cal independence OF all states mem
hers Of tho league. In case OF any
such aggression tho executive coun-
ell shall advise upon the means by
which this obligat ton shall be full
filled
Invoke Article 10.
Ireland. as "A nation that has de-
clared It's Independence and Is
| pledged to tho principles OF freedom.
| Justice and peace. desires To sub
/ .,.t la n
and to claim ss against England the
| protection Of article 10.
If submit to the conference with
profound respect that Ircland's claim
| is clear and cannot with any shadow
OF Justice he refused should 1t he
rejected the consequences would be
hs follows:
ireland henceforth must rely
for her deliverance wholly upon her
own efforts. No such rule has been
laid down with regard to any othar
of the smaller nationalitles whose
emancipation has been made the care
OF tho conference
- Nations which never have de
nled tho right OF Ireland to freedom
viii deprive themselves for the fu-
ture OF tho power OF countenancing
her claim. and will In consequence he
bound, for the first time In history,
To leave her unaided TO her own re
sources as indicated in tho proceed
ing paragraph
"a-Article 10 will impose upon all
nations, as n condition Of member
ship OF the league the obligation to
guarantee to Great Britain n title to
the possession of ireland and do
mniun over tho Irish people
Against the imposition of such
slavery upon ireland, and especially
against the giving Of such euarHn-
tee OF title To Great Britain, I enter
on behalf OF the people OF Ireland,
In whose name I have the honor to
speak, the most emphatic protest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
suit Over Pine Contrno,

Asking damages OF ti,70o. al.
legged to have been sustained by the
plaintiff when the defendant re-
f.tsed to deliver 10000 feet OF iron
pipe purchased under contract by
the plaintiff at the rate OF 30 cents a
root suit was filed In district oour.
saturday by D.. ApplemaJi against
w m Berry, the plaintiff claiming
the difference between tho purchase
price OF tM pipe under tho agree.
ment TO purchase and tho price OF
The commodity al which the plain
VII states he would have been able
TO dispose OF tho pipe ,.a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Meeting Of Shorthand Men To-day

"A meeting Of the shorthand re
portcrs OF northeastern Oklahoma
will he held At The county court
house SUNDAY afternoon for the pur
pose of discussing the plans OF the
members for attendance at the an
nual convention OF the Southwest
Shorthand Reporters to be held In
Galveston. Texas. July 1926. H. l..
Sternberg Pine Ruff. Ark. presi-
dent Of tho association which en-
braces the states OF oklahoma. Texas.
New Mexico Arizona, Arkansas.
Missouri, Kansas and Louisiana, ar
rived I'm this city Saturday 10 attend
Extensive deposits OF coal have
been discovered In the Belgian
X Konso and are being exploited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

By The Associated Press
PARIS Aprll 20--t tby mRiD H-
Here arc tho claims Of the pro
llBionll government ~ tho irish re-
public" TO the right To participate
In the peace conference ana to JOIN
the leHRu" of nations, aA FREQ aud
independent lnid before the confer
ence In tho form Of memorial pre-
scented tO Premier Clcmenccau by
Sean r O'CeHllalgh, the Sim Fein
delegate ~ the republic" In Paris
ireland IL u nation which has eS.
crciscd tho right NJ self-determina
lion In harmony with the principles
formulated by President Wilson. and
accepted by The hoiliRorcntH hs tho
only sure foundation for world
peace" read the memorial. III is
not only In the past that Ireland. gen
GRAFTON after generation has striven
by force OF arms ms we'll m by all
pacific means 10 regain her national
freedom, Al the general election
last December the Issue and the
only issue. placed before the Irish
people was tho Independence OF their
country, and by "A majority OF more
than three To one tho representa-
tlver elected by the constitutional
machinery Of the ballot box are
pledged to the abolition OF English
rule In ireland
Republic Organized.
I'm none of the small nationali'
ties with which the peace confer
cnce has hitherto occupied itself In
tho unanimity OF the people 81
great In none has tho national desire
for freedom heen asserted 80 uu-
] .t.ts, kslN
phssis
Following npon the general olec-
| ton, an Irish national assembly has
met: an irish republic has been CON
| stituted and proclaimed 10 the
world n president has bean ap-
pointed and with him ministers TO
direct different departments OF
state n program OF domestic policy
has been issued and an appeal has
been addressed to the nations OF the
world TO recognize the free' Irish
state that has thus been recalled to
life
boBut while the national VIII has
been declared and the mechanism OF
free government Ia ready, the former
In being stiflcd and the latter para
lyIed by EnFland's ruthless exercise
OF military power, The president IN
a fugitive; the Irish parliament II
forced To copduct Its business In Sc
cret. the most elementary civil rights
are abrogated, court martial are sit
ting at every center and tho Raols
are filled wth prisoners victims
of every brutality and indlanity,
whose only offense Ii that they have
sought the freedom OF their native
land It In In these circumstances
that the Irish nation through me,
addresses the peace conference,
English Repression.
ireland manifestly comes within
tho scope OF the principles that have
bcen endorsed by civilized nations,
ard II Ia for the application OF these
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Sh0ckers Stuck Boche
Sdre OiCn Precious Skin

DETROIT Mich. May IL
Urban Shocker, star pitcher ot tho
st Louis Americans. who rcturncd
recently from service oycrscAs. con
flded to relatives here that he had
narrow escape u happened during
brief hand .to-hand fiRht In which
Shocker thrust his hayonet through
"a German TO save hls own utc Hc
sustained hayonet wound on tho
head
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Auto school P,an Abandoned.

Because citizens and automobile
owners Of Tulsa did not show inter
esl, he plan for conducting here
a two weeks school OF instructed,
IN the elements OF automobile opera /.
ton has been abandoned and Judge
J. |. sheppard president of the
Peoples college OF Fort Scott, Kan,
who was to have been the chief In i.
s'ructor. has returned TO his home.
according to Theodore Cox presi-
dent or the Tulsa Autumoblle club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
SOVIET Il DEMANDED
ny SOFIA RINOLtTIONISTN.

LONDON, May IL Sangulnary
encounters have occurred at Sofih
between the garrison and revolution
aries. who demanded the resignation
Of the government and the establish %
mont OF q soviet. according 10 As-
patch from Vienna All Bulgaria IS
reported to he IN an uproar.
4 patent has been issued for a gar
ter for men with q snap huttonod
pocket To hold NHluables
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
BIG FRUIT Man BACKS
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
J. B. Adams, Seattle Business
Leader. Delegate to Recla-
nation Meeting at Salt Lake
Nov. 21-22.

j. b. Adams, field manager for the
Northwestern Fruit Exchange o< Sc-
attic has been appointed by Governor
Hart and by the Seattle Chamber of
delegate to the western states irriga-
ton congress at Salt Lake Nov. 21-22,
according to information received at
the office of Governor Davis, who
called the congress.
Mr. Adam is said to be one OF the
best known figures in the irrigation
districts OF the state of Washington
Referring to his appointment as q DEL
egate to the irrigation congress, Mr..
Adams said:
my greatest desire is that we bring
out of this conference a practical, ac-
tive program, one that will actually
and promptly start reclamation work
uroer unified plan. Hitherto. as
view it, irrigation projects and other
reclamation service work under federal
direction has been handicapped for
want of unificatfon.
The East seems to be saying to the
help you. We must have your grain
and your fruits. IL you will show us
plan. we will approve
I'VE have over a hundred millions to
feed in this country, and these mil
lions are rapidly becoming more mil
lions; we have vast millions to feed
in other countries: there is no land
on earth richer and no sun brighter
and more fructifying than we have in
the West. but it must have water
water which Is in abundance but which
requires bringing down to the land
from our mountains and rivers. There
ts no section OF the state east Of the
Cascades which practically does not
come within this category, and 1t is
q remarkable fact that some sections
which are now accredited with great
production are indeed showing only
feeble part of their real capacity. Yak
ina county, for instance, is now rated
as the fourth in the United States for
value OF agricultural products per an
mum. Yet this county's land has not
been scratched yet. 1t is only about
one-half under irrigation"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16

Il - ~ "a proverb that every man
n either I foel OF physician At 80.
WELL I foQled along for ~ year, y
the practice Of pharmacy and the
study Of medicine and tnerapeuucs
before I discovered the wonderful pre-.
gcription for Number 40 For The Blood
There - more Of this wonderful pre-
scription sold and used by the citi.ens
OF our home city than all other blood
medicines combined 1t Is indicated
In all depraved conditions of the sys-
tom. In blood troubles. in sores. ulcers,
eczema and skin diseases. In chrome
Rheumatism, catarrh, constipation,
stomach kidney and liver troubles. j.
g. Mendenhall. 40 years a druggist
Houston. Texas, Jan. %, 1913. >. =.
Evansville, Indiana: Dear
Sir: Having sufferede from IL to Is
months with a nervous breakdown said
by physicians to be sciatic neuralgia.
causing general toxic poisoning ana
seeing your advertisement in the San
Antonio Express. called on DIR. A. M.
Fisher, Druggist. He recommended
your prescription Number 40 Which l
have been using for three months and
] have received great benefit from it.
Sleep we'll, good appetite, have gained
several pounds in weight. set up feeling
fresh every morning. Have no pains.
My nervous system has become nearly
normal" Respectfully J. L. Dupree,
IT'S Common st. Overland Pharmacy.
ADV
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16

portunity for disposing of old unfin-
isbed business" said the committees
notice.
"In view of the strenuous objections
OF shippers to the proposal as con-
tanned in the docket and likelihood that
necessary hearings and report of this
committee to the administration may
not likely be concluded within the pc
riod it is anticipated that the carriers
will continue under federal control, it
has been decided to withdraw this sub
ject from consideration upon this COM
mittee's docket.
"The hearing scheduled for Nov. 20
will therefore not be held and this is
to advise that the subject is being
stricken from this committees docket"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
IDIA0 Fruit hIl
CASE IS STRICKEN
FROM THE DOCKET
Western Traffic Committee
Takes Arbitrary Action in
View of Approaching Return
to Private Control.

In view of the approaching return
cf railroads to their private owners.
the western district freight traffic
committee has washed Its hands Of
the case filed by the Idaho public util-
titles commission to obtain a graded
basis for rates on canned goods from
the coast to Idaho points, instead of
tho existing schedule which BLANKETS
the rate. requiring southern Idaho
points to pay the same freight as
points in Utah.
Notice of the cancellation Of this
and all other cases not of an emer-
gency nature was received by the COM
mission yesterday.
MUST START OVER.
To obtain the relief sought, the case
must now be refilled with the inter-
state commerce commission.
lowing to the anticipated early re-
turn of the railroadS to private con-
ltroI It is our desire to expedite con-
'sideration and conclusion Of all this
committees unfinished docketed bust
ness so that the month OF December
will be rcally free from consider
elton of new subjects not classed as
emergency matters, this affording op-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16
HOUSING PROBLEM IS
NO NEARER SOLUTION
Commercial and Rotary Clubs
Joint Committee Finds a
Dearth of Houses for Rent
Urge Lot Owners to Build.

Although many new houses have
been built in recent months, and many
old DWELLINGS, have been renovated
and enlarged, Bosses housing prob
lem is more acute than ever. the joint
committee on housing of the CONNER
ciai and Rotary clubs agreed at
Commercial club.
committee of Is presided at the lunch
CON. A repor. Submitted by the sub
conmitte on house Improvement w.
f. z. Hill, chairman, gave the report
of a survey of the city In which it was
learned that there is not at present
single house vacant to rent. Fur
thermore, the committee has listed ov-
er 100 persons who desire to rent
he me.
Many property owners. the sub com
mittee found, nave built houses on
the house WAS sold before 1T was COM
pleted. 1t is urged upon all citizens
who own vacant lots ard some capital
to place improvements uDcn them with
cut delay. rs Il las teen demonstrated
that such Investment IS profitable, ell
ther by reason of sure and quick
sale through rentals.
The apartment house sub-commit-
tee. Herbert Lemp, chairman, reported
progression in it's scheme OF enlistins
capital for the erection of a large
quested further time before making
an announcement of its work. Char
les Rathbun, chairman of the new
house SUBJ committee was not pres
ent. and no report was had from the
research of this branch of the joint
committee.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-16

The gradual melting of the SHOWS
in the higher mountain ranges in
Spain during the warmer months pro-
vides constant supply of water for
irrigation purposes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-26
CUPPFR REPORTS ON
RECLAMATION MEET
IN SALT LAKE CITY

Congress will be asked to appro-
pirate $250,0O0, 600 toward reclama-
ton and irrigation work in II west
ern states, according to Percy A. Cup
per, state engineer, who returned
Tuesday from Salt Lake city where
he attended the Western States Rec
lamation conference as one of IL del
Iegates from Oregon. Nearly $50 dele
] gates representing 10 states were pres
| ent at the conference, according to
! Mr.. Cupper, who declares that never
there ver presented so solid a front
for any enterprise as was evidenced
in the Salt Lake conference.
Mr., Cupper was named a member
of the executive committee of the con-
ference, consisting of one member
from each of the II reclamation
states, to work for the $3.50, 600, 600
appropriation. A meeting of the COM
mittee was held in Sale Lake City i'm
mediately following the adjournment
of the conference to outline plans for
carrying on a campaign in the inter
est of the big appropriation. The COM
mittee will meet in Washington, ID. c.,
early in May to follow their program
into congress. A fund of approxim-
ately $4,000 is to be raised with
which to carry on the fight for the
fund, Oregon's quota being $4,000
which is to be raised by popular sub
scription. Moving pictures depicting
the development Of the reclaimed
areas will be taken into the eastern
states for the purposes of educating
the people of that section into a SEN
timent favorable toward the big rec
lamation and irrigation program.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-26

declared to be wholesome, digestible
and nourishing under normal stom-
Iach conditions .
Many people, however, once got the
notion they couldn't eat such things
and have grown in prejudice as a
consequence. They have denied them
selves almost everything except milk
and water.
But you will find here and there
one of this kind eating onions, Gu
cumbers, melons and other such ter
rors of the d%yspeptic because he has
found h a by merely giving the
stomach a little assistance there are
no after effects from such indulgence.
There is avoidance of g~assiness, no
sour risings, no water brash, you don't
taste EN- hours after.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
both those who starve, for fear of
suffering. They relieve the distress of
indigestion and they also serve to as
sist the stomach to prevent indiges-
ton.
Eating should be one of our chief
enJoyments. 1t is really the most at
tractive of social gatherings, and 1t is
worth u while to realize that that
we may indulge freely by exercising
the precautionary measure of aiding
the digestive process. Thus you may
eat your hot biscuits, buckwheats,
rich cake, onions, mince pie, sausage
and so on provided you take a Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablet afterwards.
(AdV)