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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

Both sides of the famous libel action must have felt surprised getting panel of Michigan jurors who did not own Fords read the Tribune.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

From the shieks of disappointment one would imagine the German delegates went to Versailles expecting ovation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

If these Mexican outlaws keep it up as sure as late they will attract the attention of Uncle Sam agan.-( Anaconda Standrd
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
The Wise Fool.

Success seldom comes to a man until late in life," observed the Sage.
 "Yes, replied the Fool. By the time man has mohcy enough to get all the pie he wants he is a dyspep- tic"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

Soviet Government has failed to commend itself py any or the statesmanship it has produced thus far.-( Washington Star)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
Is That So!

know a man, his name is Long, A real long man he is; But often he gets short, 'tis true That is, financially.
 c. N. z
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
Flaw. HaWI

Did you know that White Cotton of Morrilton, Ark, is as black as the ace of spades?
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
Our Daily Special.

The Way .To Meet Success Is to Keep Hustlng Until You overtake It.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
Bless Their Hearts,!

The ways of women make me grin, They do not know how to stand
 pat; While half of them try to get thin, The other half try to get fat.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
-- No Joke,

Some fellows stay right, in the rut, While others head the throng; All men may be born equal, but
 They don't stay that way long.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
Ouch!

Have you revolver you could lend me?" asked MT. NaybOr.
 "No," groaned MT. Younghubby, as he held his stomach. But my wife will let you have the rest of that Welsh rarebit she made tonight"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
Ford Flashes

(Ford International Weeky)
 No business rises above its source If you run your business think this over
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
We'll, Aint It the Truth?

Washington Journal-Republican)
 The reason it is so easy for the average family to cconomize is that all the members of the family ex pect all the other members to do the economizing. That's what Lnke says. and he knows
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer
Aw, Gwan!

Aw, GWan! The busy spider never stops, Of friends he must have quite host; For you will notice that he drops A line by almost every post.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04
Betchal

In commenting on Luke's state- -nent that most Legislatures act on he principle that it is a crime to pe wealthy. Dusty Miller says that all IS newspaper guys could easily es- tablish our innocence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

Names is Names. Van Driver lives at Franklin ma
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

friendship is like your purse, you can only get out of it what you put init
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

When we get too old to be spanked experience begins to chastise us.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

Some people would lose all they had if they los, their worries ' "
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

Wrinkles the fratwork made by ,hc jig saw of Time '-e ~
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

Te get up in the world, get up in the morning
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

Will power is greater than horse power
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

Late payments make early failures.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-04

than any other Republican should be- Dallas News If these Mexican outlaws keep 1t up as sure as iate they will attract the attention of Uncle Sam again-( (Anaconda Standrd)
 Soviet Government has failed to commend itself by any of the statesmanship it has produced thus lar Washington Star.)
 Ford Flashes
 (Ford International Weekly) No business rises above its source If you run your business think this
 Friendship is like your purse, you can only get out or 1t what you put init.
 When we get too old to be spanked, experience begins to chastise us.
 Some people would lose all they had if they los, their worries. Wrinkles the fratwork made by the fig saw of Time e it get up in the world, get up in the morning VIII power is greater than horse power Late payments make early failures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
The Benevolent Despots
Those Who Do Their Aims Before Men to Be Seen
of Them, Including Front Page Publicity
Seekers
By \ SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

Being designated n Rcvccnd by the organ the opposition
@ IT," rds %a.sr said ' c G a n% c 70 G %G'%S So
ward Of your Tou" which in Since We oScc1cG /" This
profit any FRYE people
% aS% ANY aa one % nS @ It's TaSr a % 1a S"G S crnS % Sa o
list Of his good deeds be seen Of In doing 80 he
possibly dealing with pNoplc simple ,S%I he
S % upon %c ' S pGs @' :" % hs So s y" G@@S %1 % a ]
fnr be from ANYTHING rl. worthy gentleman,
credit due him for his bcncyoc%o conmcrsl HIruis'c In
G has T' & new nsn waer I'm marx % in making liking pShrop roy dy
for boasng In front page box However in spite Of
over naturally leads query
VI" the % on@% cp"" built F"n' .c%%@ and Entertained the
] & SsT by n. % % s % S1 Sc S SSn,s into from @ % s
yer, people upon which to grow c and n Ana thu. CLEANSING tho
Have the centuries mndc people m or can The booscd pnnho-
1r & %' c.cSs n @r into TO ns 'S ' applause % '' VIII 0"
ord Sos %po" % sc who would b" Rn"r 1 copaa '% a"
% F % d ES' % S ] to % S2 aS %% @ % ra %s ss S %a % %
prortnbc to sub-cr,'cnr and painful TO he bold,
m sn@ m.rn @ " "5 rsng m ~" ,c % "nE"s @ ,,I ' hc ,
Sptcd Tubs, dealing procIain
the personal vIOlencc depended
the good na%c TI"cg o, %Srcr ] .o ." the o body % o
@ "a r % coG @ T r" %"S !" b, be s %aTSa ] n e." c %
1h" good opinion Of his ncehbors murdered the public looks on
@ % ""s TGg " nSs %TSsppr % o sgTf % Ca such
stcp the OF cho~ dominate Tulsa
make nG acpcGG & uE"n co him for her water supply by
him he daily procnms his alleged
Of intentions while his
public
strongly against his plans dominate Can
a policy yin?
must he made the need OF supply free from
Her public
discuss this need aud to point out the plots aud plans OF Charles
tlc assassination
public tnnng. And the private NE public standing OF
necessarily
nate community people
IA q understand
in this S Tc S%S pd put & stop bond /" dS ad @ %
cndtu
Influences which Tulsa people
ow o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
SPdUindIO Trip Is
Stopped by Rain;
to BE Made Later

Twenty-Five men who started
out for spavinaw early yesterday
morning TO see the proposed dam
site Tor themselves and TO lcsrn the
truth about spavinow water.
were forced 90 stop at Clarcmorc
and retsrn because of heavy rain.
Threatening weather earlier In the
day kept down tho number who
had intended to make the trip in
cars Those who started kept on
until ClIrcmoro was reached about
10 O'Clock. when the rain came
down 80 heavily that The trip was
abandoned
Although nothing definite has
decided upon yet if ls planned 10
make tho irin at some future time
frf"se the election ON the bond
MsIr iu H'y what SpaNnaw is
and to learn me truth for them
selves A large party of mon and
women representing local organi-
za'iuns hnd planned TO motor 90
the river yesterday and are eN-
pcctcd to make the trip whenever
- is arranged for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Black Borders Used by Ger
man Press in Announcing
Treaty Signing.
"GERMANY'S FATE SEALED"
ALLIES Have Shown Dragons
Teeth of Eternal
Lasting Enmity.
mo CHOICE BUT TO OBEY"
ut Is Better to Endcavor
Quickly to Find Our
Feet" Says One.

| BERLIN. June 29.- Some of tho
/ Berlin newspapers. announcing the
signing OF the treaty, appear I'm black
I borders with captions on their Yer
ssalllcs articles such az. GERMANY
7 Fate Sealed Peace and Annihila-
ton
The Tagcs Zcltung In closing nm
editorial. snys
"Clcmencoau. Lloyd George and
Wilson and thcu accessories have
sown dragons teeth of eternal en-
nifty
The whole German press writes I'm
the strain Of melancholy pcssimism.
The Ta"glischo Rundcchau says.
What We need is a dcsput Ia CON
pei the nation to work II We are
unable 10 install him. our enemies
will send him"
Dr. Dernbcrg in the TaFcblntt
says
The cup ig drained 10 the drcFs.
There Is no sonso In continuing the
contruvcIsy II Us better 10 cndeav-
or quickly 10 find our feet The CON
ccssuns made 20 ms are not without
value and open the way 10 certain
.allcylatiOus
The Ffogbsit Lokal Anzclger and
Norwacrts an protest against the
idea of revenge General Count
Max Montgclts, writing In the Tnge-
hlutt slys'
There is no choice hut to observe
the treaty 10 the extreme limit of
what is possible Absolute candor
and sincerity must form the lodcAtRr
OF Germany's foreign policy"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
DECAPITATED BODY is
FOUND ON CAR TRACK
T.. u, barnett, 3i2 South Iawton, l.
IOund bead North Of Third
StrCct NiaduCt
CAUSE OF DEATH UNKNOWN
Theories That Man Met with Foul
Ilny or Was Struck 10y Street
Car Advanced

T. u. Barnett. 3l2 South GAwton
street, was found dead beside me
oklahoma Union railway street car
tracks. 100 yards north OF the Third
street vlfduc, AZ $50 o'clock ycster-
day morning with his head COM
plctcly scNcJDt from his body The
cause u his death ,s unknown. one
theory rs that hr nua struck hy q
ear on his way home, while street
ear men contend that he met with
foul play and was dragged 10 the
tracFs to throw or suspicion
when lac. seen alive. barnett was
leaving H drug store az First and
Guthrie streets shortly after II
o'clock Saturday night and no Is
believed Co have started fur home
Immediately although efforts ~
friends to find him nt that time
failed ~ is thought that he reached
'hc point at which his body w0H
found az tho same time as tho last
car going north. which passes
through tho y1duct ni 80 O'Clock
Examination OF AN ears al the car
haru' failed lu reveal any traces ot
blood OF hair one of O. shoes.
s'lI huuouod. WIS found IN bank
about twenty fUo' from the tracks
but his hat has NOT YET been found
4 piece OF his shirt was lying be-
side the body when discovered
Ills body was found hy tho polics
after some one had called the sta
tiuu and reported that ho had seen
man lying beside 'hc car tracks II
VI French. uufugwuu for the okla
huwd Union railway company ana
T. &. Cook. guard when questioned
az the NuyhyU street ear barn sun
day morning stated 'h'' Ir would
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
DUTY

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Last Chance Today
Have you registered? ?

Have you registered?
II you have not, do notfa to hunt up the registrar
Of your precinct am get your the books today,
for this your last change before the water bond cleo
tion July TO-
Only one thing can defeat the water bonds, and that
is failure of Tusas taxpayers to register and vote
distressng small number of those known TO be IN favor
of going TO the SIlynaw and securing permanent sup
ply Of good water have registered to date During
canvas downtown office building Saturday was
discovered that while the taxpayers u that building were
practically unanimous i'm favor of the bonds average
Of only one i'm five had registered
You cannot vote if your are not registered. This
applies to women as well as men.
Register today!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
To Ordcr nnmc Turks

PARIS June ga note viii be
srnt The Turkish delegation hmmed-
lately by The council ~ four advis-
,rg tho members 10 return 20 Con-
spntinopie The message will say
thcry is no reason 10 believe any
agreement can be reached In Tho
near future because OF the great arr
ference between the demands OF The
Turks and 'hr concessions the allies
are willing tu grant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

PARIS. Saturday. June rs The
peace treaty was hrouEht from \rr-
saiIlps 20 Paris tonight and deposited
az tho protocol office Marsha,
Ioffrc. who returned On Paris from
London this evening was unable 'o
attend the ceremony A. Versailles
today and Marshal Fooh. apl Mar
,hIl prniu. both ~ whom were de.
tanned a. their headquarters also
were unable to be- present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

wAsHuNGTON. June 2s.-The
superior blockade council has been
instructed 20 he prepared TO raise
The economic blockade OF Germany
Immediately upon ratification by tho
German national assembly OF the
peace treaty.
This announcement was made to-
night In a dispatch TO the state de-
pnrtment from Paris. reading as
followA.
AT meeting Thursday. June
20, the council ot the principal al
lied ana associated powers adopted
tho following resolution In regard
70 the raising uf the blockade on
Germany. ,r
Tho superior blockade council
la instructed TO base lis arrange
ments for resembling restrictions
upon trade with Germany on the as
sumption that tho allied and asso-
ciated powers will not walt to raise
the blockade until the completion OF
the ratification M provided for at
the end OF the treaty OF peace with
Germany but that u is 10 be raised
Immediately on the receipt OF In
formation that the treaty OF peace
has been ratified by Germany"
The action ~ the council. officials
here explained, means that upon no
tification OF the ratification OF tho
treaty by Germany all restrictions
upon trade with Germany may be
removed. without requiring lndl-
Yldual ratification by the allied and
associated powers AL OF the nations
arraycd against Germany In the war
may have an equal start In the race
for German trade
INWHNIWnr ~ LNA.N..A.
awaiting indiNhuA ratification was
said by officials 20 mean move TO
the United states than any other ma
lion because final approval OF the
treaty, owing 10 governmental ma
chinery will require longer In tho
United States thaa In other coun.-
tries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
DR. WILKINS SLAYER OF
WIFE COMMITS SUICIDE

MISEOLA, ~ y. Juno 292-Dr
Walter Kconc wilkins who was con-
vICtcd ~ lhe murder OF his wife.
Julia. hy a jury here Friday after.
noon committed suicide IN the bath.
room Of the Nassau county iail to.
night by hanging himself with
rope
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Germany Soon VIII Emerge
From Ranks as Economic
Exile, Says Council.
EXACT DATE MOT CERTAIN
When Peace lY Ratified by
National Ax5$6Iy Allies y
Ban viii BCRemoyed.
AMERICAN WILL BE LAST
Red Tape Probably Will De-
lay This Country in World
Race for Hun Trade
M0Nr ENrnNnIrE KNIsI.n

WONT ENTRNDITE KAISER
AMSTERDAM, june 2O--Thc
allied and associated powers viii
not ash for the Cxtridltlon Of the
former German emperor, the
Paris correspondent OF the Telc-
graf sny- lac learns. but viii ask
tbc Dutch government IN the name
~ the league of nations To soc
thnt Herr IIohcnsollcrn does not
escape the moral consequences.
II n expected that ns n member
Of tie league. he adds. Holland
viii inform ppe former emperor
that he must appcnr before nu In.
tcrnntiOnnl court or leave the
country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
REV0LUTl0NlSTS RIOT
IN ROME; ARE oUELLED
nv The Associated Pres.

NY lhe NssnrlAird Press.
ROME, June e9-- Serious disor-
dors marked government dem.
'netrA lions In Rome last night. The
lcmono'rants attempted to reach the
.osldcncc NJ Premier Nitti but were
driven back by large forces of mill
itsry police. urd7r fnallyAFf re-
stored after midnight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
"voN HETHWhNN.HoLLwEG

Dr. Won Hcthmann Ilollweg was
German chancellor from 1909 &C.
mIF 10. lHlI Tie succeeded Prince
Won Uuu.uw
The definition Of the treaty gunr-
nnirr'rr rnc neutrality ~ belgium
r.. a "arup uf paper was made Dos
Won uchmauU-llol'wcF I'M am nd
drcza to tho rcichv1R shortly after
,hp beginning NJ The war Tho for.
mov chancellor bng blamed the mil
Nnrism fUr starting the war while
hc lu turn hls bren blamed.
Gets blame for Los,
Last l,urntg. iuu former chnn
ccllor offered iu r1 hrfos r. tribuns
al to give accounting for his steward
shIp na chancellor lf was an
nouuccl in ucfHrepn March ~ that
Won Hrihm,ur.uU1ScE would h'
.nnonr those who would Doe ,riod hN
m, German court which would I'm
ycgtirafc ,hc responsibility for mo
loss OF IN, war hy Germany
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

TIE WEATHER

TIl SN OKLA. June 20 Maximum.
partly iuldN. II precipitation
OKLAHOMA Monday and Turfiay
part r.ouiy 90 cloudy
LOI iSl\NA Monday and Tuesday
scattered showers
ARKANSAS. Monday and Tuesday
part cloudy 10 cloudy
EAST TfNAs. Monday and Tuesday
part c.u7iy TO cloudy. scattered showers
MlSI TEXAS Monday and Tuesday
part ..UHiy 20 cloudy
KANSAS Partly cloudy Monday and
probably Tuesday not much change In
tcmp,lt4rr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
WOULD ExONERATE WILLIAM
Communication Addressed
to Clemenceau Remains
Unanswered.
is BELGIUM'S WORST ENEMY
Termed Treaty With Help
less State Mere Scrap
of Paper"

ny The Associated Hfcfss
BERLIN. saturday juno 2s- Dr..
Thcobnld Won Hothmnnn-lIollwcg,
former German chancellor, has for
maIly asked the allied ana asHociat-
ed powers 60 place him on trial In
sfcnd of the former emperor. The
former chancellor says that he as.
sumcr responsibility for the acts Of
Germany during hts period of oftic"
and places himself at tho disposal
VI the allies
The request NJ the former chan
rclIor was made on Juno 20 In "a
uuunlcnflpn to premier Cicmcn-
rtuu. president of the conference.
Doctor Won gethmaun-hollwcR, II
is said desired Co take this step on
May 20, but rcfrnlued AZ that time
on tho expressed wish Of tho Ger
man government The communica-
lion asks Premier Clcmenceau 60
bring tho following documents to
tho knowledge Of the allied and AZ
sociatcd powers
In article g27 ~ tho peace terms
the allied and associated powers
publicly arraign His Majesty WI
liam m ~ UohenEOllern. former
German emperor. for a supreme OF
fonsc against international morally
ana the sanciity Of treaties, ~ the
same time they announced their re-
solve tu address a request 10 tho
government OF Tho Netherlands for
the surrender Of tho former cmper-
OF for tho purpose of trial
Takes All the Blame
with reference thereto ! take
the liberty of addressing a reqheat
10 the powers to let tho projected
proceedings Hgnlns, his majesty N"
emperor be- taken against mo. For
This object hereby place mystelf At
The disposal ~ the allied and 0Hso-
ciutod powers.
As former German imperial
chancellor. ! bear for my period Of
office sole responsibility as reEu-
lated I'm the German constitution. for
the political acts OF the emperor. ]
believe I dcducc thercfrom tho claim
hat the reckoning which the allied
and associated powers dcrlro TO de-
mRnd for these acts Whall be de-
mauded solely ~ me.
BEING convinced that the allied
ana associated powers will not deny
international respect TO the legal
position fixed hy public constitution
al law. may express the hope thn'
they will ho, inclined 20 Yield 10 my
urFrut request
"tSIgncd)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
LOOK HERE

Entire front Of garage at
Tenth and Main streets for
rent this morning. Ideal To-
cation for tire business or
for auto accessories. Y%u
should be there early with
your credentials. Phone
5875.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Difference.

5000 Gallons Bottled
Water .,,.,.........
5000 Gallons SpaVlnnw
water ...s.s.t.s.'''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

Saving on spavinaw ....'fi4V
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-20
GOVERNORS OF MANY.
Continued from page one)


ployment problems Of their own s.ases. =
Michigan to Restore Jobs.
Governor Sleeper Of Michigan said he
believed all the Michigan plants would
restore returning soldiers to their for
mer jobs and thus relieve any bad con
ditions there.
Governor A. Z. Smith Of New York
said he is considering asking seversl
million dollars for public work.
Governor Harding Of Iowa announced
he would attend the conference or send
a representative.
$50 far, South Dakota is caring for
it's unemployed" said Governor Nor
beck Of that state. "Up to date our
greatest difficulty has been to secure
the return of those needed on our
FARMS. Our state will gladly join in
conference with sister states and work
toward placing men here II possible -
Appropriate Fumes.
In California it was intimatcd the
legislature may appropriate funds for
irrigation, storage dams, hydro-electris
development and reclamation work to
afford employment for returning SER
vice men.
Governor Withycombe of Oregon,
while favoring the conference idea. al
so thinks governors are needed in their
own states. A bill probably win soon
be passed providing g $10,000,000 bond
issue for highway construction to give
work TO the unemployed.
Governor Lister Of Washington said:
"There is sufficient employment in
Washington to absorb the labor surplus
at present existing. Plans for public
work to provide additional employment
cannot be worked out now because the
federal government has not decided on
a policy for state and federal coop
Grafton -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-20
Salem Is Fast Becoming
Famous ALI Over World
For LOganberry Juices

One scarcely realizes to what extent
the name Of Salem and the Willamette
valley is being scattered over the civi.
ized and semi-civilized world until he
notes the subtle manner in which our
loganberries and their products have
crept into the worlds menu. Late let.
terra from our boys in Siberia tell of
using loganberries as part of their ra-
tions. The juice is RECALLING the sick
and wounded Americans in hospitals in
both the east and west fronts of the
world war field. Marines and jack tari
in all the great ports of the world run
up against Salem loganberry juice or
find full-page advertisements Of it in
great periodicals.
Manager H. s. Gile, of the Northwest
Products company, on being questioned
by the reporter as to the spread of
the juice traffic, state that many Ship
ments had been made into Oriental
ports during the past year-China, ia
pan and the Philippines. The fact that
trial orders in these ports have been
duplicated is the best evidence that
the products have found instant favor
wherever used. 1t would be difficult
to calculate the magnitude of the traf-
fic that may eventually be built up
with these drink-loving millions. Mr.
Gile also calls attention to the fact
that for long time immense shipments
of loganberry juice have been going to
the Hawaiian Islands, the most cos
mopolitan spot on the globe.