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Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

the cost of treatment very materially. In compliance with the law. we keep a supply of standard vaccines and se- rums on hand, and dispense the same to the stock growers at actual cost.
 This board is not interested in where you obtain your blackleg vac cine, so long as it is standard Germ Free Vaccine tAgressin). Pay no at tention to overzealous agents who recommend their particular brand as superior or who charge that this board is putting out an inferior article. We cannot quote prices. as these are sub ject to change, and we buy in small quantities to keep stock fresh. We are in a position. however. to dispense at actual cost plus expressage.
 'sWe ask prompt compliance with our suggestion, thus aiding us in stamping out what might prove to be a serious menace to the cattle inter ests of the state. If we can assist or advise you in this or any other matter pertaining to livestock, remember wt are here to serve"
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PhoenIN, Aug. q.
 Sir: You are indeed benefactor to the human race. You are worthy of being classed with such great uplifters as Theda Bara, pr. Cook, Booker T. Washington and Eleanor Glynn. YoIr movement to see that all summer widows and widowers are happy is indeed worthy of comment. tried your department and found it worthy cf trust and confidence. Your selection of eligibles as per the sample received is wonderful. Permit me to draw another num- Der. like variety. Since using your remedy to alleviate summer loneliness 1 will try no others and shall ever look back upon this sea son as one of unalloyed bliss.
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Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
AMERICAN CONSUL RESIGNS

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 6.-George A Chamberlain, American consul genera here, presented his resignation to the state department before leaving for the United States few days ago, accord ing to information received today from an unauthoritative source.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
WANT FocH TO VISIT U. s.

PARIS, Aug. 6.-(Havas)-M Marshal Foch is reported by the Echo de Paris to have been invited by the United States government as we'll as several organizations in that country to visit America
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

Is there any man in the city of Phoe- nix who desires to become acquainted with a young woman now employed as nurse at the U. S. general hospital
 Prescott, Arizona? If so, he will con Ter a special favor upon this young woman by sending his name to the
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

We believe one part of General Con zales statement that four of the bandits who robbed American sailors have been shot. At least we believe that they have been half-shot.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
ADVERTISING CLUB
ENDORSES SPAVINAW
Ratification OF Allied CIVIC Commit
tees Approval Of Waaer I'm
proysments IN Unanimous.

Action OF the Allied Civic commit
tee last Saturday In backing UP
Henry A Pressey, city consulting en-
gnear. and endorsing his report
dealing with the spavlnaw ms the
only source from which the city may
obtain good supply OF water for the
future, was ratified by tho Adver-
tiHing club Tuesday Mt it's regular
weekly luncheon and meeting at the
Hotel Tulsa. Tho club went on record
to this effect by IA unanimous vote.
The subject OF Mr.. Pressey's report
was brought 10 the attention OF the
club by W. c. Stcger. secretary OF the
Allied CNic committee. Max Ma
dansky stated that although he was
unfamiliar with such projects aud
knew little Of the real conditions, he
had confidence In the civic commit
toe and heartily endorsed It's stand.
Mr.. MadanBky made the motion that
the club 20 on record as approving
the committee action.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
MANY BILLS ARE UNPASSED
Railroad Bill and Appropria-
ton Measures OF Acted
Upon in Wind-Up.
GOVERNMENT EMBARRASSED
President Says Senate I'm
perlls Interests by Holding
Up Final Approval.

W ASHINGTON. March Il ht,tcr
controversy between President WiI.
son and the senate over tho Ienru.
nt nations and. nlIbuster by "A few
republican senators seeking 10 force
Hh immediate extra session. marked
10" passing At noon today Of the
sIAiy -fifth. or great var congress
NaIled IN April 1917. to throw
Americas weight into the conflict
overseas, the congress held three
m"mentous aud historic sessions
hartisanship lay dormant during the
war, but II broke forth i'm ,hc last
session TO culminnte in final IN.
buster which successfully blocked
passage OF half Of the II rer7ilnr ap-
preparation bills. including tho 1880.
100000 railroad administration re.
volving fund, and The huge army.
navy and merchant marine budgets.
Amendments Expected.
Although unHucCcSsful in their ef-
forts 10 record the senate I'm favor
or amendment OF the constitution OF
the League OF nations as now drawn.
the republican senator's left I'm the
record a resolution approved hy 80
OF them opposing acceptance OF the
charter In It's present form, Repub-
hcan Lender Lodge and other spokcs-
men said this wac notice 10 the presi-
dent and the peace conferences that
the necessary two-thirds maiority IN
the new senate for ratification OF tho
present plan could not be obtained.
Democratic leaders privately ex-
pressed belief that amendments
would he made soon after the presi-
dent reached Paris.
President Wilson spent an hour At
the capitol before adjournment
Later ne formally announced that
despite the death IN the flllbuster Of
the railroad and other bills, hc would
adhere 10 his reftssl TO call the new
congress before his return from
France, and criticised "a group OF
men" FOR their obstruction. Az n
result OF the fllihustcr. which held
the senate I'm continuous session for
&c hours. the president had little TO
do NJ tho capitol except sign the
$1,000 100000 wheat guarantee bill,
and exchange leave taking with
members and friends.
Clocks Not Turned Back
There was no turning back or
clocks Democratic leaders realized
tho situation was hopeless and the
gavels ending the long. great war
CONTINUED on FAGE ELEVEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
President Refuses
to Meet Irish Body
If COhdIdn Attends

NEW YORK. March Presl-
dent Wilson refused tonight 20
confer with the delegation named
by the Irish race convention In
Philadelphia to urge his support
OF Irish freedom until Justice
Daniel T.. Cohalan OF the New
York state supreme court men
toned IN the Bcrnstorn CORES
pondercc. had withdrawn from
The room at the Metropolitan
opera house in which the meeting
was held.
According 10 Thomas J Brcs-s
IN member Df the dclega ton,
the president asked " j. Moran.
who headed his secret service
bodyguard. to inform the Irish
men Of his refusal to attend the
conference II Justice tuhalan was
present;
At le cloao of the presidents
address at the Metropolitan opera
house. BreslIn said that Moran APP
pcared I'm tho room assigned for
the meeting and delivered the
message, Justice Cohalan insisted
upon leaving the room rather than
interfere with tho conference.
Meanwhile the president with Jo-
seph +. Tumuliy, hls private soc
rctlDc, VGmained ~ an anteroom
after having stated that he you'd
giyc Justice Cohalun five minutes
10 leave. ON receiving word that
he had done so, the president re
mained In conference with the
Irish delegation for nearly half
an hour
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
MAY TURN RAILROADS
BACK IN SHORT TIME
Failure or Congress in Pass Np-
preparation HilI Leaves Admins
trntlOn In serious rrSiicamcnt.
FUNDS MAY BE BORROWED
with Almost Empty Golfers SuRgrs-
don IL Made Tint Roads May
Mny Secure Money Privately

WASHl NGTON. March 4 - Ad-
journment OF congress without Hp
proprinting t76O,OO0, 900 for rail-
ways. left tho railroad ndminlstra
ton with practically empty Golfers
about s3S1,O00,00O back debts and
no funds with which to finance the
extensive program Of provcmen nts
planned for this year az "A measure
to take up slack In the materials and
labor market
Immediate REIMBURSEMENT Of the
roads 20 private management loomed
AS IL possibility but officials said this
would be done only II IT finally APP
pearcd not feasible for the railroads
10 borrow privately the millions
needed or to have tho war finance
corporation extend large loans to ths
companies. -
Director General Hines, after con-
ferenccs tonight with Secretary Glass
and Eugene Meyer. JrY managing di-
rector OF the war finance corpora
ton. made this statement
THE railroad situation iH so com
plicated by this recent development
that there are no many possibilities
that | cannot cay at this time what
will take IA good deal Of consideration
before a conclusion In reached
Several treasury officials In close
touch with financial conditions oS-
pressed belief that the railroads
could obtain loans privately to tide
them over tire next few months, al
though perhaps at high interest
rates In this connection, a confer
ence Of leading bankers with treas
ury and railroad administration Of
fic,als was proposed The war H.
nance corporation, Il was announced
today, already has lent S7i,blS,000
io railroads. ~ has authorization to
advance several hundred million dol
lars additional under war powers on
adequate collateral, and at rates at
least | per cent higher than current
rates for s0-dny paper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05

Tulsa Is going To have a health re.
yIval. Daddy FLYNN told the world
30 last night Daddy" Flynn, some
um"a known as ". Earl Flynn. Is
the greatest health evangelist of all
times, lie Is a dynamic personality
combining Il unique knowledge Of
health, and he likes to spread It's
gospel 10 others.
Daddy was on his way to Cali
fornia Ia rest up In his country home
after finishing up n series OF health
campaigns in Texas towns and felt
that he had earned a rest In Texas
lie heard OF Tulsa and came here to
see the Wonder City OF the Mid Con
unent field, and while he was Rip-
ping unknown about tho town, n Dal-
las. Texas, man who had attended
"Daddy's' lecture told The World
that Daddy" was IN town and, sug-
gested that we get a story. The news
spread nnd action followed and
Daddy has accepted an invitation
to give one OF his health campaigns
here under the auspices OF Tho
World and at the invitation OF Mayor
Hubbard and the Allied Civic COIN
mittee.
His lectures will be absolutely
free TO all the people OF Tulsa and
the Allied civic committee il max
ing arrangements for "Daddy's'' stay
IN Tulsa.
Youngest Old Man"
Who Is Daddy Flynn? Accord.
ing 20 the best reports he ia the
youngest old man in America" He
has also been called the Health
llumorist" and the Billy Sunday OF
the Gospel OF Health"
DADDY" has a personality that is
not secong 10 that OF any man who
has spoken on tho lecture platform.
In action no max es BILLY look like
study in still life. lie is action. ef-
ticiency. health and pleastn tness
combined
"a man who dies before he Is 100
years old ought to be hung" says
Daddy" That is the secret OF his
teachings He teaches one To cheat
time. Dad was on the lecture plat
form ~ years and be was not
younRster when he started But he
looks and mlks "A great deal like
boy.
Dad isn't a physical Culturalist nor
Is he advocating any kind of won.
derful elixir. a long time ago he
figured IL all out that the vital or.
gans had a lot TO do with health. lie
studied medicine and has studied
constantly for ~ years, finally cvoiv-
Ing u system.
His system is one Of common
To- CONTINUED ON FACE SEVEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
Pawhuska LandPtices Higher:
To Hold Oil Lease Sale Today

The sale Of ell leases tomorrow will
begin as soon AZ the special train
A lease snle Of Is y quarters In the
Law reservation which joins Usage
county and which was originally a
part Of tho Oragc nation. haA been
Announced 10 lmm edintoly follow the
government sale OF Usage leases
\ large uumh|r are expected from
Tulsa and other cities FOR this sale
Great interest Is being taken and
close and spirited bidding ls eN-
prc'oi 4 large attendance or Oil
men from an over the country Is OK
pcci"d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
THIRTN-NINE SENATOR'S
SIGN RESOLUTION

WASHINGTON. March 4--Sena-
tor Lodge OF Massachusetts received
a telegram late today from Senator
Fall OF New MeXicos, republican.
authorizing the signing Of Ills name
TO the resolution opposing acceptance
of the league OF nations constitution
as now drawn. Signatures Ia the
resolution now number 80. Davis
Elkins Of West Virginia was the
thirty eighth to sign.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
Wire Briefs
SMALL POWERS DECLINE
TO APPOINT DEIdsG .NTES

PARIS. March i.-Claiming that
they should have equal representa-
ton with the five big powers. the
small nations have refused to desig-
nate five delegates TO tho new
economic and financial subcommls-
sions whoee formation has been de-
cided upon by the supreme war
council
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
KAHN GOES TO FRANCE
TO STUDY ARMY PLAN

WASHINGTON, March 4 Repre-
sentative Kahn OF California, who
will be chairman Of the house MILL
tary committee In the next congress,
went TO New York today To sail for
France. lie expects to make "a COM
plete inspection of the American ex-
pcditionury forces
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
SAILORS FROM OKLAHOMA
COMMENDED BY DANIELS

WASHINGTON, Mar. 4-.-Secre-
,Ary Daniels announced today that
ne mad commended 52 enlisted men
W inc navy, who during the recent
.uilu luenza epidemic voluntarily sub
,n''ted to experiments ~ the naval
no'pital at Chelsea. Mass, 10 aid
,aval doctors I'm the attempt TO de-
.,Ih'ne the cause and methods OF
lansmiSsion OF the disease and
preventative.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
Inner Driven Asbore

ST JOHNS. ~ T.. March a.-The
FlrneSs line steamer Appenine.
bound from Liverpool TO this port.
was driven ashore at Wltless Point
by the ice pack early today. The en-
tire east coast is blocked by an ice
Jam. and nothing can be done 10 re-
lieve the Appenine until change In
wind opens the floea. Witlcss bay
point In 20milcs south OF here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
Colonel McGralC Gets
First EUening World;
Subscribes for a Year

Republicop Na-Ior,, Co,,r,,,,o,
man col Japcs I MrGrn. no.
companIed by Claude uaLcr -,
Poncn CITY were I'm TnIso vesterday
and by a happy coincldent droppcd
INTO The Wnrid ogCico t,.,
f,rst Issue ~ ,be oAa,itr 1,i,,..
Tho WorIa vas golnc =, 80. r,I
mai NrCr,u ,,rnr,n,r,, ,,p,,,a,,r,,,a,
rhe first CON- ava rsi,bc,. ,bro,,s
nor pcrsnasion could induce him 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
Labor Council Demands
Rem0DdL of BurIeson

7.,,a, ARkiSbuRG, Pa. March a.
% executive council OF the, Penn
~ -,onia Federation OF Labor today
,tm. ne following telegram 10 pres
rehnSylyania's Federation NJ
bs,a executive council in session
~. urges removal OF postmas,er
era. Burleson because OF trent.
,n' OF employees and the un.Aner.
OF his office" ~ '"' eoHuuct
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
GERMANS STOP
FIGHTING POLES

PARIS, March 4-Thc German
government has informed General
DUPONT, the head of the French mis-
sion in Berlin. that u was decided
to stop fighting the Poles In Posen.
The government has sent officers TO
Poscn 20 enforce rs order against
fighting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
Daddy" Flynn Here to Open
Health Campaign for Tulsa
Evangelist Will Tell How to
Avoid Sickness and
Remain Young,
PRESCRIBES NEW MEDICINE
Play, Laughter and Less Eat
ing Are His Orders In
vitation Here Accepted.
Daddy" Flynn Says

Dahby llNnn says
The first exercise to take Is a
smile.
old age is farce. No man
ought to cnIl himself old until
he is at least lSO
II wotc az bald as some mon
Id paint a hair scene on my
head. We must have hair.
Eat no more than the body can
get away with.
Don't chew the rag. but chew
your food
Don't ask Gods blessing on
vinegar and pickles. 30 YOU
mink your stomach can digest
pickle o. y,I
-ASe can g9+ druhk on too Nrch
food 0aT--~'cll as on Intoxicating
liquors.
Work never yet made anyone
healthy. II takes exercise.
There's nothing the matter
with your religion. It's your body.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05

wEGMAR, Monday. March "A
statement issued hy the citizens
committee OF weimar," declares that
~ In not impossible that the general
political strike may extend TO Wei
mar II says that other cities had
shown that the only effective coun-
ter methods against such IA strike is
counter movement by the entire
citizenship. II appeals TO all C!ti-
zens, therefore, to answer n call for
"A strike IN case general strike II
announced by the working classes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
Drys to Meet In Paris.

WESTERNILLE. Ohio, March 4
Prohibition workers from nearly cv-
cry civilized nation in tho world will
hold huge convention In Paris
some time In April to discuss world
wide prohibition issues. according
to announcement made here today At
the national headquarters OF the
anti-saloon league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05

BERLIN. Monday March 3--The
transportation facilities OF greater
Berlin came to "a standstill sharply
at SAo'clock tonight when the surface
cars and subway and elevated trains
ceased operations Passengers In
automobiles and In cabs were no
moro fortunate than the travellers on
the railway because crowds in nll the
principal streets held up conveyances
and forced the occupants TO get out
and walk.
Telephone service in Berlin
stopped early In tho evening. The
big cafes and restaurants closed
early, fearing trouble from the
crowds In the streets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
Father and Son Both
Sentenced at MuskOgee

Special 10 The World
MlSkOGEE. okla. March --
Admitting that ne changed the rec
orda In the family bible TO keep hE
boy fEpm being drafted G.. A. Fan
Ming 0t Ardmore pleaded guilty 10
federal court today and was sen
fenced 10 10 months In prison. Tho
son Charles Fanning, pleaded guilty
to failing to register and was sem
fenced to nine months In prison.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05

FOCh Demands Hun
Mercantile Fleet:
SeH AZ Submarines

rOrENDAGEN March -
Marshal lfo,h has demanded th"
lum,diat" delivery OF the German
mercantile fleet without regard to-
the question of food supply nc-
corl,ns to dispatch from Wei
mar whore the German national
assembly is In session
LONDON. March 4 4 humber
or Hermun submarines lying IN
British port are to be handed over
tu the allied governments some
being sent to italy Japan aud
other countries Forty seven sub
marines ~ an sizes. up Ia tho big
ocean going submarines have been
sold under the condition that they
he broken up The admiralty viii
first remove their engines
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
BANK ROBBERS GET ONLY
$50 CASH At C0WETA

COWETA. March 4-Cnknown
parties entered the First State bank
Of Cowcta soma time early this
morning and Noted the safe OF $500
worth OF Liberty bonds AID $40 In
cash. Entrance In the bank was
affected through the front window,
The robbery was not discovered
until the bank was opened for bpsl-.
ness this morning. The valut was
blown open, but tho robbers pro-
ceeded so quietly about their work
that the explosion was not heard by
anyone In the vicinity OF the bank.
The robbery is believed TO have been
the work OF experts. The local Of.
ficcrs notified the police OF neigh
boring towns and cities TO be on the
lookout for the safe blowers.
q
Cowcta is on the NJ. X. < T. rail
road In Wagner county, about 80
miles east of Tulsa The Tulsa police
at late hour last night had found
no ciew as to the movements OF the
robbers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
THE WEATHER

TULSA, March : Maximum, -;
minimum, %; north winds, cloudy
precipitation. Oi inch
OKLAHOMA; Wednesday probably
fair. slowly rising t~npcrAtnre IN
north and west portions Thursday fair,
warmer
LOUISIANA. Wednesday cloudy,
probably rain in east and south por'
tons. much colder. cold wave IN north
and west portions fresh northwest
winds Thursday fair, colder in south
east portion
ARKANSAS: wedrcsday fair, much
colder in rssS and south portions;
Thursday fair. rising temperature, @
FAST TEXAS: Wednesday probably
fair. much colder In east and south por.
tons: cold wave In east and south por.
tions eScert on extreme west coast
strong northerly winds. Thursday prob
ably fair warmer 10 north portion.
WEST TEXAS; Wednesday prob
ably fair. colder ~ south portion
Thursday faiI. warmer IN north PoT'
tion.
KANSAS. Generally fair Wednes-
day and Thursday with rising iempera
ture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
Classified Ads one Time Free
In Afternoon Edition.

Al want ads received at The
World office ny 20 II o'clock a.
m win be- run under the heading.
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Get your classified ads in early
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following day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
General Pcrshing Decorating First
Lieut.. samuel WoOdfii.

First Lieut.. Samuel Woodfil OF the
Goth infdntry. A. H., T.. was decorated
by General PorshinR recently for his
bravery N attacking and killing 10
Germans with pick axe. The photo
shows General pershlng In tho act OF
Lieutenant Woodfll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-05
Conurr-smcn 10 visit Canal.

WASHlNGTON. March "A
party Of members Of congress, many
accompanied by their wives, will
leave New York tomorrow for visit
to the Panama canal. Among them
will be Senator Robinson, Arkansas