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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-06-19
RAILROAD MEN TO STAGE
mo ACCIDENT WEEK"LIrNE p


! Complete details for staging mo
Accident Week" June 22 to 28 in
elusive, have been decided upon by
the Safety Representatives OF Rail-
roads in the Central Western Region,
according TO announcement from the
officers of the Railroad Administra-
tion today.
( II. A. Adams, Regional Supervisor
OF Safety has conferred with about
seventy Safety Officials of the various
lines, the meeting having been held
in his Office in the Burlington build
ing.
II develops that the rocds in this
Jurisdiction have, in the aggregate,
approximately thrco hundred and hvc
thousand (3O5,OOO) employees and
that each employee is going to be
asked 10 individually do his utmost
during a period Of seven days to keep
from being injured himself, or Of
being the cause OF injuring a fellow
employee
Bulletins, rallies, Moving picture
exhibits of an educational nature.
pcrgonal appeals, and many othtr
forms of getting into close touch with
II employees will be utilized and II
IL estimated THAI before June 22
tncre will be few, if any, railroad
workers in the Central Western re
gion who will not be watching His
step and avoiding personal injury.
This movement, covering az T.
does vast territory and affecting an
enormous population OF high class in
dustilal workers. Is said TO be causing
unusual interest In every city and
town in the West
The mo Accident Week" was dc
termined upon by Hale Holden. Re
gional Director Of Railroads, who bo.
lievos that tho cause OF Saiety among
Railroad men and the public gcner-
clly may receive material impetus
ug result Of a.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-06-19
OWNHEE DIRECTORS REDUCE
INDEBTEDNESS nY SO .OOn

Drring the past week the dirac-
tors OF the Owyhce Ditch company
reduced the company's indebtedness
by the payment OF $4,000, shown g
the prosperous condition OF lts rf-
fairs The-sum paid is fourth OF thn
Indebtedness caused by the conaruc.
ton of the pumping unit erected las
season TO care for the water shortage
late In the season The entire cost
OF the plant Is less than the loss TO
ranchcrs some years by reason of
water shortage. With the plant In
operation there is no occasion for
worry ON account OF water for lands
served by this pioneer system
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-06-19

There is nothing worse than bad.
foul smelling breath; get rid OF II
for your friends sake anyway. Hol-
ister's Rocky Mountain Tea will
cloan and purify your stomach and
bowels; your breath will be sweet.
your disposition improved. your
friends increased. SOC. Tea or Tab
let's Ontario Pharmacy. Adv.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-06-19
For the RELIEF of Rheumatic Pains.

When you have stiffness and sore
ness OF tho muscles. aching jointJ
aud lnd II difficult to move without
pain try massaging the affected parts
with chamberlain's Liniment II viii
relieve the pain and make rest and
sleep possible.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-06-19

Mrs. d. r. Conway returned We'd
nesday morning. from Portland where
she has beon visiting friends and rel
atiyes for tha past six weeks
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-06-19
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday Services

10 a, M. sunday School.
II a. m. Preaching. Keeping IN
Tune
7;lb y. M. Epworth League
-. m. illustrated Lecture, "Wm.
neutrality-suspicious. Statesman"
Friday evening. June 90. meeting
for men at 1880.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-06-19

A v Robinson OF Pendls,on, for
merly wire chief oi the telephone
hare, was In Ontario on bus
mess Wednc sday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
MORGAhTHAU INSISTS TURKS
MUST BE DENIED POWERS

NEW York Jan ia-Asserling
that almost every country In the
world has "foollshly or sclfiHhly
helped to keep the Turk alive H u
Hs'on " Henry Morrcnthau. former
ambassador to Turkey, declared In
an address here today that the mis-
take OF the past "in permitting Tlv.
key 10 continue because of tn" bal
ance OF power" must not be made ~
the peace conference
The Dardanelles must remain
open and unfortifird. he said They
are the great waterway between
Asia and Africa and are as vital to
commerce M the mouth of the Mis-
sissippt
Turkish MohAmmedan rule over
christian people must cease These
old nations now under Turkish mis-
ruic must have their rights restored.
Turkey IN not rcfOrmhhlc Her
vitality Is exhausted she Ia not sick
she hos Just hisintcgratcd ana passed
away. The skeleton may siill MAX.
some motions but it is only IN" wind
that IN moving the limbs rheN II
no heart left through which the red
blood OF humanity can flow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
exTRADITlON PERMISSIBLE {
Report to Clemenceau Says II
Cannot BE Refused-ls
Not Political Refugee.
WANT INTERNATIONAL COURT
Common Law Trial or Hague
Tribunal Declared to Ne
Out Of Question.

FANS. Jan ~ ENtfsdii IN %,
Tho former German emperor cannot
bo refused In the opinion ot French
luristA, who have been studying IN,
question. 4 penalty IN possible
against the emperor the report
which wn1 made to Premier elem
enc.au, holds
Some points ~ tho tcpGrl to which
Premier tlemcnCcau referred yes
'erday when he said he had con
suited two eminent J1rlsts on the
penal responsibility ~ mo former
german emperor wetr made public
today The report was drawn up by
f~fdinnnd lRrnaude dean ~ the
iarir law faculty, ana lr 4 q d.
isaprndelle, professor ~ fights of ma.
,ions IN the snmr faculty
The object Of the inquiry was To
Investigate. from purely jusidirial
point of view II the crimes committed
by tho German government and
army involved the panal responsible
~ OF the former German emperor
what tribunal should Judge him and
whether his rStradition could be de
manded
The authors Of the repor, rnve u
long argument against bringing tn.
ts-emperOr before IA tribunal ~ com
mon law. because his will com
mandcd, hut HIS hand d'd not exc
cute. They say thai he was not the
principal offender ana that there
fore he could only be punished AZ
IN accompiicr An International tfi.
bunal consequently must he found
They eonhder the Hague arbitration
court founded nt the 1879 confer
ence. incompetent, 10 try him a. the
court was meant for cases where no
penalty Ito he applied. They argue
hat an entirely new jurisdictI9n
must he created which should be the
trst instrument ~ q league OF ma
lions and In which appear exclusive
~ the states which fought Germany.
The two French jurists prove that
IN" eStrad iion OF the former der
man ruled cannot t~ refused. as ho
IA not n political refugee. the report
says
1T IL anti lurldicinl 10 asmmilatr
war with conspiracy. trimes Of ynr
are crimes ~ public Law, and inter.
national law. not political crimes
The authors ~ the report com
mrnce hN establishing that no pen
atty is possible against n nation any
more than against n company. but
mat the manager or director ~ n
company can ho punished
THE emperor In the FRS, place, ."
saws the reyrrt as king OF rtussla,
IN president of tho confederation by
virtue ~ a special law IN which hu
man will does not enter The der.
man sovereign depends only on pod
ana the sword with such n con.
c'ptiun of power II would he unjuris.
dic,nl 10 the highest degree to al
low the emperor 20 escape reSpon-
nlhllty FOR his artionsF his rerpoh-
s.hility FOR tho war for which under
The constitution. the decision he
longrd 10 him alone; his rcsponsl.
hlllty for violation ~ belgian neu-
lrality, which was willed by him, his
responsibility for acts ~ terrorism
70, his troops which he willcd and
ordered
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
ANTI.BOlSHEWSTS
ARE NEARING UNION
s,b~v,np Army Esp~vred 90 Efs~t
junction soon With ArrhaWg~i
t.o,rvum~sH' Forces.

~ The Associated Pren
hRCIiANUEL. Friday, Jan. ~ --
The siberian army II nearing a juno
ton with the forces of the Arch
angel government h the Arctic
Plethora district near tho Siberia ~
border According to o telegram re 10
ceived by General Narushe w-ky
governor general ~ the region of
the north to-day. GENERAL MnrtInoff
= siberian plenipo,rntia has ar
riyeh-ut tst 7 lima. on the Plethora,
where he located detachment ~
the northern forces
GENERAL Mir,inou arrived IN al
vance ~ the siberian troops lie
rcported they were marching north
uestWard from Perm through tho
frozen MundrN TERRITORY lie ssid
they HltendN had taken the village
~ l.apiut on the other side of the
raj ~ .ruiatuu. about 2it miles
awaI aud were marching towE 4
the Iirhnfr river
The Sibcrlnns on capturing the
territory about Iaplua. according 10
Gcnrrul Mtrtinoffs t~lrl'ram. 20
covered great quantity Ut flour,
shipped from siberia Tor Consump.
tinn hy the popultcc ~ the Arch
hrgtl district rhe -four WAS seized
Nv tho lioish"vik when they con-
ttolled this tr.itory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
PEACE ENJOYS REST;
WILL RESUME TODAY
Leading Powers Lo Discuss Questions
IN I'nris--No Date Announced
for Next session.
STUDY RUSSIAN QUESTION
Problem WIN Bc nkcn Up Soon at
Cunfcrcmr--->uspicious start
Made by Oongr~~

PARIS. Jan 10 The muchlncry
OF the peace conference set In mo.
ton formally on the anniversary of
tho treaty Of Paris called forth from
the Paris newspapers descriptive
contrasts of the military character oi
the rrussian victory with the demo
cratic nature displayed Yesterday
without formality or military pOmp
The conference tu all outward ap-
poarance rested TODAY Tomorrow
morning the plcnipotcntiaries ~ tn.
five principal powers viii meet to
continue the Informal deliberations
which they abandoned ON Friday No
date has been set for the next plen
niy meeting
President poincnrcs dictum you
hold In your hands the futur" of ihs
world seems TO have CaptiVatrd all
the French journals. which printed
Il IN large headlines. while President
Wilson In seen 10 occupy the mos,
important role
In the effuslvc descriptions of the
session. President poincarcs tribute
10 the part played by the United
states ia the war ~ given much dis.
play
when the delegates ~ the five
great powers. meet tomorrow In
stephen ri,hon's office. the foreign
minister VIII transfer the presidency )
which he has hitherto exercised AZ
these mcctlngP. 10 Premier Ciemer
cedu This meeting will occupy tho
whole dny. being interrupted only by
u luncheon given by the senate In
honor of President wilson.
The subject of the discussion AT
IN" meeting VIII be an examination
IT the situation IN Russia
Icon bourgeois former Frcnc h
minister ~ foreign affairs who has
been charged with the presentation
~ tho French thesis on the league ~
nations. arranged to see rrcHldcu,
Wilson this afternoon on the sub
lccl
Tomurtow's srsalon nt the fute'r n
office viii bc attended hy the full
Japanese delegation. 1iaron Nobuaki
Maxine chief ~ the JapaneH. wls-
Mhu. having arrived IN Paris Scster.
day evening WIN representatives ~
the Iaphiicse army ana navy, secre-
tnrics ind commercial com M issioners
The baron made an official cali this
morning on Premier t'lemonCeau and
Foreign Minister fiChOn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

A Mitchell Palmer, prominen,
rennsyl,anin democrat IN br,ns
talked ~ ~ the probable successor
10 Attorney General Thomas w
Gregory, Who recently rendered his
resignation 10 become effective on
March 4
Mr. Palmer has been hefor. the
country quite oonHplcuoualy nr alien
property custodian. In which capaci-
" he has seized miiliorn of dollars
worth ~ German owned property In
the United states
Mr. Palmer was one ~ President
wilson's principal hnch~rn In his
campaign for the presidency when
he fira, came before III. country n
. candidate NJ Palmer was con.
sidered for tho attorney renrraishiI
~ the first Wilson cabinet, hut ,hs
post went 10 James &. Mciteynoids
Sho was later elevated w the su'
preme court iie was succeeded b,
Mr. Gregory
I, In understood that no appoint
ment to succeed Mr.. ureaory will
likely he made before the president
returns from Paris
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
RODDIE CONVICTED
OF MANSlAUGHTER
IOrmcr s~ustov Hrar- Verdict NJ
Ada in Murder Trmi--.Iury IL
Out for Thrc~ Hours.
is GIVEN 1O-yEAR TERM
tcnirD,c II p~pnoun~si-t uurt
Trouble WIN judge nar,on
Leads Ia Shooiing.

sperial IN The world
ADA. Okla. Jan ~ Nenhcn NJ,
itoddIe, former state senator, was
pronounced guilty of manslnughtrr
10y tho Jury here this morning and
was sentenced 10 10 years In the
-'atc prison 4 motion Tor ne~
trial will hr flled MONDAY morning
The jury Was out more than three
hours, the case being put I'm their
hands at 10 o'clock last niRht md
the verdict returned few minutes
before o'clock this morning
Hoddie was accused of killing Percy
Barton on the streets " Ada about
noon. October J. 1913, following n
Misunderstanding he ir reported 10
have had with Judge e ~ nnrion,
father " Percy Uarton. tn. draa
man. In No district courtroom un
The morning ~ tho killing
noddie's irs,imou, ana that ~ his
Wcnosnphei Miss Tnmpa A cole.
revealed thar uhddie feared youns
linrtun ana his father Judse g -.
fariou, would make 4 concerted at.
tack on him liaddie slid thnf il,i-
TON made puss rt him with his
irn htnl ana Kept his tlght hnni
hehind him Eoddte said he he
lioyri nntion meant to shoot Rod
Ne nid he fltcd the INST shot With
the gun 100 hls pocket ard Drasrd
tn fire ~ soon ns BARTON released
h.s hold Miss cole ,utruhorat
Itpddiu's testimony mat hp was Cill
81 on the telephone and warned
thai the lilrtun's We're lnokiur tor
him Tho state attorneys insisted
that Noddie was looking Tor barton
ana that he fired uu first sight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
BARRY TAKES SHREWD STEP
House Member Would In
crease Committee Rear
ranging States Circuits.
SEAT MAY BE QUESTIONED
Legislature Place Won in
Election With Charges Of
Crookedncss.
worlds Capital bureau,
SklTViu Hotel

World. Capital Buresu,
SkitVin Hotel
o. OKLAHOMA cry, Jan ~ The
facts In the Okfushrc county elec-
ton scandal which may involve the
right ~ a certain member of the
lex stature To hold his seat. are 81.
p-Ctcd To Cuu.r 10 the surface IN the
attempt which is 10 be- made 10 ef-
feet "a rrdlsiiiOiing ~ the judicial
district In which Okiuskor county
n located ana over which judge
George G. Crump ptrsiios
II II pretty generally understpod
that hill providing Tor the redir'
triCting IN aimed AZ Judge Ctump.
who has been the subject ~ similar
lcgislat on before. with the idea ~
practically shipping him OF HH iurls'
dictlon
Substantial indicut ons that such "A
plan IN we'll under way were revealed
Friday IN the house ~ representa-
tlvcs. when Representative Harry OF
Dkfuskee county msde motion be-
fore the house that four more mem.
hers be added 10 the house commit
tee on senatorial and judicial rcdlr-
tricting Ncprescniitlve Tom Anglln
~ Hughes county h chairman OF
this committee. iie In well informed
as to the conditions ~ bkfurkrr
county which have been the subject
OF mucn cloak room ana lobby Eos'
ain since the legislature convened,
Anglin had gone home and In his alb
srncc Harry asked that tho addi-
tionni appointments to tho commit
tee he made Othcr mem hers ~ the
committee who were on the floor AT
the time, we're unpr-pared To object
and the motion carried speaker
Waidrep has not yet appointed, the
four additional members but II s
said that he b. thoroughly CpnN"rtNnt
with the conditions which prevail IN
Okfuskee county
Hack OF all this is IN" story of n
batch % indictments In The okfuskce
county district court ~ which q
number OF men are charged with
election ctookedneSS.
Nnl further hack is the story oi
the primary election ana ut The gen
eral election which followed liifrN
and another were candidates Tor the
dcmucfatic nomination for rcprcren-
tnlive. within the county. u seemed
TO be the opinion that Harry would
be defeated IN the ~ mary lie whs
not Then came open talk ~ revolt
against his candidacy and democrats
VINO opposed him lu ia" primary
agreed To support his republican op.
poneni In the general election. When
the ballots FOR this election arrived
from the state election board. the
name ~ the republican candidate for
representative was not printed ON
the ballot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
VICTORY LOAN LAST
BIG DRIVE PLANNED
S~'rvur, GlasA Denies i,cportr 1ini
several Campaigns Are Consld-
crrsi-1o Ir Five ar Sis I,iIlion.

WAsiilSGTpS. Jan 10 only
ono more hiH wnr loan drive T.
PLANNED hy the treasury department
Scttoinry Glass said today I, viii
rc the victory liberty loan to be
flustod prohnhl, the last three weeks
In April Th' amount viii not be
more than t6.00OOOO .OOO. and may
ne 5000 900. 900
Il expect the victory liberty loan
70 be the lnsr intensive campaign fur
the iiio ~ government bonds nid
MIR GlaSS "lcpprts that there
would be- two more hond issues THIS
year aggicElting ~. 600 00u,0O0 arc
entirely without foundation nv only
as 10 amount but also ~ regards
the number ~ ,nmpn Eut
More bonds probably will bo u
sued by The government even afl"i
tho next campaign. but N is planned
to market these quietly through
hurkS ana other financial instltu-
'lonf without the usual campaign
~ ndNcttiH,ng ANA soliciting The
amount - securiilcH 10 be- sold I'm
'hiH manner viii not be determined
for munIhs until lhe treasury gets
. more definite idea of the lolumc
~ expense growing out ~ ltuidni-
ne ~ war contracts the allies
needs for further loans ana he de-
mnrds arising from the continuing
The policy ~ making loans 10 rail-
roads. financing the newt whesi
tror continuing ship building and
other internal obligations
tho terms ~ The ff,h or Victory
loan. vii have 10 he made more AZ
trlctlNe Than hose NJ The past either
hy raising 'hr interest rate nhovc
~ per cent. or hy some other
means
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
N0N.PARTISAN PLAN
ACCEPTED IN PART
legislature willing To Eliminate Ju.
dlciar, Prom Politics Hun objects
To other Offi,Vs.
'o,di srlnl nureAu

sIiv.n Hotel
okLAllOMA cry, Jan 10 The
hou" Judiciary committee number
NAray ran see state Judiciary
'"'n'naled from politics hut when II
ONES 10 the elimination OF politics
rom election ~ city and town ~
uo'r'. their visiot nils or tho idea
TOO lar nhend ~ tho times
Ehes" are the Indications In re
Iard &" m" hill by Chaser OF Gar.
neld. republican. and Newman OF
ryan. democrat. which would MT
n" election of Judges out OF party
p'u''eS ana would also make fitness
,a'her han politics the main quail
'auon Tor officers of cities OF the
'"s, class and towns ana villages
, me Judiciary committee now has
wv blll !, may be 40 amended In
wv committee room M 20 eliminate
ne mil"t features leaving only ths
.Iul'latN 20 he affected by non.
tW"s'h election law. or II NAV be
A'N'l altogether Sentiment am onp
Wh'i7 ~ the committee ranges
w me way from apnrovnl OF the
' measure 10 APPROVAL of onlJ
uh portions which after heing
a"lrd INTO law. might he found to
nv absolutely unworkahlr II the
",s.utr ,o,s.r Is TO be stripped of It's cor
me hill is framed after the
'l I'nnh law which is regarded
s,, mode " has the unqualified
Ir WY" ~ the best known lawyers
C.' slh,e and was endorsed hy
A." 'hg". president OF the
ny I'm l'nr association. who went
a.. 'n" h'l with Representative
a.. 'n' other day when MIR Page
ks, ." 'hr rib To- address the state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
TO RETURN TRUMBLE TO-DAY
WANTED ON FIVE CHARGES

Deputy shrrN ". 7. Ilehsley 10
cNIeo'rd 10 return this morning from
Fl Louis With Earl Trumhle. who In
being brought back To Tulsa county
io face three felony chntset for m"
alleged stealing ~ automobiles and
.Vu mlHiemcauot charges of viQlat-
ny the prohlbItory laws ~ the state
accord W 10 statement made by
County Attorney r I Munror last
night
pn one ~ the felony charges
Trumhlr IL sIih 10 have forfeited u
bond in The district court and an
the other Two. warrants have not
hccn issued although tho ncts com
planned ~ occurred about n year and
4 hllf aso
ue will he held 10 answer every
rhnrrr ana WI he prosecuted IN
each case. according 10 the county
attorney
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
POLICE ARE NOTIFIED OF 4
Rex Walker, G.. M. Downing.
?. o. Smith and +. II.
Marcale Are Victims.
OFFICERS FIND NO TRACE
One Is Trailed to West Tulsa
Search Under Way; Many
Taken Last Few Days.

Eve automobile owners were The
victims ~ auto thieves last night,
which was quite "A busy evening. even
Tor Tuls,. ono theft was not re-
ported to the police /, h thought
by police officials that the ears were
taken hy joy riders one ear theft
vas not reported to the police Four
Of tho ears were Bucks and one a
Dodge
Rex = walker. exalted ruler ~ the
Elks lost his Buick cat Ia front of
the Presbyterian church lie had
parked 70 on the opposite side OF the
street, and when he returned from
the church tho car Was gone, No
trace was found Of II
C. NJ Downing, former city com
missioner, was another victim, lIo
l,ft his ear In front ~ hi. home at
Chicago and Quanah for a few
minutes while he went into the
house. The radiator was leaking.
and he intended remcdying II. When
he came out the ear was gone II
VAS tfailed 10 West Tulsa by means
~ the leah, but there the trail was
lost
T. % Smith OF 500 south Roston,
reported the loss OF his Buick road
SER and + II, Marcale the lo@ Of
bis Dodge
Two cars. including largo red
Patterson touring car belonging to
" N. Peck oil editor OF The World,
which were taken Saturday MINT,
up to a late hour last night. no
race " either ear had been dis
covered
Nr pccks car was taken from the
side entrance ofathe Tulsa Rotcl
about & o'clock II was the second
lime this ear had been stolen In the
aH 30 DAYS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
NEGRO SHOT IN ATTEMPT
ROBBERY or FISH MARkE r

Shot IN the lrft log nnd nov ION
fined IN The city Jail Lewis Moore.
q negro. Win probably have ~ fsce
q chnrRe ~ burglary ns a result ~
hiH alleged entrance into u f-h
market NJ the corner of Elgin and
BRADY sunday morning about 2
o'clock
Amer Moore ~ snid tn have entered
the market Tom Perkins, neTru
proprietor Who sleeps IN tho rear ~
tn" hlildinr IN whi'h the market r.
located. shot him when ~" f''lod 20
answer 1s ~ what he VAS doing IN
tho mildinr
The shot entered tho fl'shv part ot
Montr's thirh and is thought not 20
have inflicted n vrrv s"rlous wound
10 IL confined 10 cot IN the citv
Jail awaiting further Developments
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
TULSA TRAFFIC MEN TO
HOLD BANQUET TUESDAY

The tulsa Traffic assogia ion re-
ports that from the number OF rrsef
yntions being made for the annual
meeting and banquet ~ Hotel
Tulsa Tuesday nisht, a tscord at
tendance IL expected on the part
~ tn, associations members
The rr0srnm will ronri-, ~ the
following Address by lreS Earl u
Hastings. report ~ Secretary H. y
Adams address hy " Y Miller.
general manager of the - T. II.
hallway company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
CONFRONTED BY 2 WIVES
HUSBAND TAKES OWN LIFE

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Jan ~
Confronted Ny two wives In an at
torucip office nt Uossylllc. ia late
today, James B Williams street ear
conductor. shot himself through the
heart. dyins instantly Williams was
mniricd ~ years ago and has "A y.
year old daughter Sometime ago he
and his wife puarteleh To-day his
VITO was Informed Williams hat
married another woman and the
wife. with friend, went ~ Ross
vile 20 Investigate She discovered
that Williams was married tn Miss
Della Roberson on January ~ ana
that The couple we're living al Mis-.
sion ridge Mis- Williams vNnt 10
the attorneys office ana an officer
was cent after williams and wife 80
g The suicide followed heir arrival
Int the office.