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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
Dr. Williams Breaks
 99 of 100 Targets

Dr. Harry Williams continued yes terday to pile up records as an ex- pert marksman. In the first series of 50 at the Pine Bluff Gun club yester- day afternoon, Dr. Williams broke a perfect score In the second 50, he missed one. making a score of 99 out of a possible 100. Dr.. Williams re- gently was high gun at the Little Rock school. Other scores were:
 Docc;b1a Proko
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
NO POST-SEASON GAMES.

New York, Sept 25.-The propos- ed post-season baseball series be- tween the New York Nationals and American league clubs has been de- clared of, it was learned today, President Stoneham, of the Giants, expressed the opinion that there was little public demand for the games.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26

year. 1 had pains in back and stomach, in fact all over me, andwas all rundown.
 A friend of mine was cured of the same trouble by Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound. l took it and it gave me h e alth and strength and made a new woman of me.
 1n~~@k ,~Hsno vv~,rn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
To Try to Settle ...
 Irish Question

: London, Sept. 25.-The Evening News announces that as the result of consultation by the cabinet with Wis count French the lord lieutenant of Ireland, another attempt will be made by the government to settle the Irish question and that Viscoun French will retain his office. g&s
 special meeting of the trustees of the Chamber of Commerce will be held today at noon to discuss mat ters of importance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
JOHN BARRETT TO RESIGN.

New Orleans, La., Sept. 25.-John Barrett. director general of the Pan American union since 1917, an nounced here today he would resign from the office at the November meeting of the union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26

Wade Poole, son of MT. and Mrs R. A. Poole, 512 Georgia, is recov- ering from a rectn operation. K ,WtentmfxWa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
A CONVENE

As you find the Telephone of the greatest Convenient in your Social World, so yd that a Checking Account aa is a great Convenience to N Domestic Affairs. It will eliminate the trd worry of making change having to keep money in We Especially Solicit the of the Ladies, and extend the Courtesies and Convel Our Bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-26
AFTER SUFFERING
 A WH0LE:yEAR
Mrs. King Was Made Well by Lydia E.. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound.

lola, Kansas. -" was constant suf- ferer from female trouble for about
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
OTHER CLUBS WANT
TO HEAR MUSICIANS
Pleasing Impression Made BY Ap-
ISeafnnc,- uf 1T'ochcrs From Ken
dali Conservatory Of MnSic.

since a progrum Oh such pleasing
cnlibor wac rendered by a collection
OF teachers representing 'he cpn-
acrva'ory ~ music AZ Kendall coli
lcRe. as d Fporia, feature OF cu,rr-
ia'nment before iho Tulsa Rotary
club following i-s regular weekly
meeting ana luncheon ar Hotel
Tulsa "Wednesday. other civic tubs.
l' is raid srr bidding for 'hc favor
OF The musical artists a. certain fu-
lurc luucheors
Afier intruductions by l. r. par-
row. RotaT1Uu Of the day tine
wednesday afternoon program was
led off with violin duet hl Nlas
Edlth Lockwood aut Ts0fr.for
Adolph Kramer The couple were
oncored and acquIerced with SOC
Oud number
Mrs ~ j MuFEe. accompanied a.
the plano hy Mrs g. O. gp.udIpr.
sang several numbers Mrs g. g..
Nuchncr acted Hs accompanied to the
violin duet lu conclusion T. H.
Dranluc~ led the nlrmhorshlp ~ tho
club iu singing several popular
sougH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
FmnCier Tells HOW East
Regarded Affair at ArdmOre

'ritisburrh loudly denounced the
! action ~ the mob at Ardmore,
! OKLA. whom they disgraa cfll'y mis-
I treated an American srnator and RE-
/ fuse ] To give him hearing ! heard
/ on all sides criticism and drnunclh-
! lion OF Oklahoua'a governor Tor hlA
| ind0rsrWrut or the uu-NmcrHan al
fair"
such was the statement Of John y.
Harbour, president uf fhc Pitts
butEh stock exchange ana chamber
~ commerce. who h Iu Tulsa con
ferring with local Oh men Tor the
purpose Of having Oklahoma securi-
Ties Hated on the Pittsburgh eN
change
The affair reflected only upon
the citizens OF Ardmore who we're re-
spOuslble FOR tho daturbau e ana tho
governor Of the Hiatp. ! believe. an1
not on Oklahoma rs whole" ne
continued Surely The splendid re-
Ccptiou that greeted the senator "A
few nights later iu TUlsa removed
tho stain that had bcrn cast upon
the Americanism - the state.
Freedom ot speech must 10 pro-
'ecicd Any patriotic American
should have right TO express his
uuuvi.,iOna Men, however who
stand on our streets preaching No.
diNor. anarchy, ami boishevsm.
should be lodged behind tho bars.
such men are Rs poisonous ~ anakoa
and should be dealt win IN Ike
manner
MEN OF that type are responsible
for the larger part of the unrest and
disturbance that IL evident "a yer
the country Affairs az terrible as
that Rt omaha can be traced 81
roctlv TO the activities ~ such men.
Strikes and labor disturbances
viii continue as long an the profcs.
slOnal organizer and ngitutor con
lrols american labor. Inrcst on
tho part or labor ana tho perpetual
demand Tor higher wages and short
or hours iS one Of the results Of the
war that will have to be overcome,
The Plttshurgh man said owing tp
The shortage of labor during the war
almost any wage and work day wis
given tho Workmeu In order 90 keep
mp production when things return
20 a peace basis. he said, a read
iustmcnt will take place,
supply ana demand Will deter
mine prices ~ well as wages To a
certain extent lncreased produc-
llon II an that will bring prices, down
and make the American dollar worth
" hat II formerly was SIX hour
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
RIVER DEFLECT0RS PROVE
SUCCESS, OFFICIALS SAY

River lrNectors. placed in' the
Arkansas river two weeks ago. for
the protection of the south ap-
proach ,o the bridge, are proving q
sGCccss, according T. the report
reaching the county engineers Office
yesterday ". II Dean Of Sioux city.
Iowa. appeared before the hoard of
county commissioners several weeks
ago. and made proposition I'm
which he agreed 20 install the river
current deNeCtors. guaranteeing the
structures. built Of lumber and con-
crete to turn the current away from
points whore The river bank was tn
danger OF being washed from under
bridge approaches
The comm lssioners contracted for
tho cons rrurIion of three such de-
Electors a' the Blxby bridge and
from, reports, within The past TWO
weeks he current which threatened
rp make necessary a new approach
lp Jhr bridge on tho south bank.
has been turned aud ~ now more
thin 90 feet from thar bank The
total cost TO tho county for the three
drflcctOrs was tS95.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
ENGINEERS HOPE TO GET
REUNION FOR MAGIC CITY

Determined to return with hon
ora OF the meeting for next year as
signed 10 Tulsa, number of former
ncmbors Of company y of the lilth
engineers Of th7s city leave tonight
fer Dallas. Texas, where they viii
attend the first annual reunion OF
members Of the llith engineers. to
be held Saturday,
There III no official Information
that would designate how many Tul~
sans are 20 attend the meeting out
81 Ia said the magic city OF the south
west wall be strongly represented.
The reunion at Dallas ia to be pre-
sided over by Former Chaplain a, +
Rroaddus Of the hin. According
10 information received here the
business session is 10 he followed by
an elaborate program OF entertain
1ment for the boys who parnded here
several months ago In the largest
military demonstration ever held In
the state II Is sgd some Of the Tnl-
sg delegates are planning to stay
over sunday ~ Dallas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10

4 DAYS ana fVe-duy weeks With a 80
fpcr cent Increase IN pay aa do
mandcd yesterday by tho coal miners
Will never increase production. HIch
demands are proBOsterous ana I'M
possible "
Harbour. who hbs always been
prominent lu Pennsylvania poi'ics.
having been on every reception com
mlt'ro which has welcomed prchl
donts from Grover Cleveland TO
Woodrow Wilson whom they visited
Pittsburgh. declared lu strong terms
his opposition TO tho League OF Ma
tons
Of have read and heard 4 number
OF senators discussions Of The pro-
posed covenant ana / ana uuauerdbly
opposed 10 10 aH proposed hy etho
president In my part OF tho country
whore tho majority Of the citizen
ship - republican, public opinion lH
largely against the league. However.
rhe opposition In not merely ON party
lines but "a number OF democrats are
against discardIug our former pol
lrirs
Arguments that our failure 20
enter the league would result iu ruin
and disaster for tho country iu Alb
Boluiuly absurd There is uo lusLt-
cation Tor the helDt that our en-
trance aouid stabilize conditions any
la mo financial world
"Nall street fHAucicrs are not
favorinE the league Hs 10 iH reported
/ do not believe the statement ihaf
tho majority Of them are doing ai
In their power go pat the thiuE
across said the speaker who H
high In the financial world Amer
ica'H action on the matter viii have
no effect on our foreign loans be
llrvc
Neither viii it have any effect on
tho financial condition Of America
The greatest remedy FOR business
conditions here ia the application uf
republican principles ~ government
SUthiuE elise viii bring about normal
conditions of prosperity During thf
niue months of tho democratic ad
before the war youdl-
tons IN Iittshurgh wcr" rapidly
reaching "a state that was Worrr than
any previous panios or business de
prcssious The Same was truo 81
% thor eastern cities Now that the
rar Is over the results of t6o bu-i-l
ncsE prin, iplcs ~ the oh low tariff
'rowd IN power Ms responsible, iu my
opinion for mo present upatahlut
'c editions what We need ~ a re-
publican administration At washing
ON
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
INSTRUCTED Jury BRINGS
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY

Acting on instructions from tho
court. tho Jury In diarict court be
fore which wil Colcy negro. was
to havo been tried for subornation OF
perjury yesterday, In connection with
the making Of straw bond in
the court OF Justice II ! Gray In
March returned verdict OF not
guilty yesterday morning
Coloy. professional bondsmsn'
was accused OF obtaining the sigma
ture OF Virginia Golden. neEreA, 10
a bond OF $1,000 tho lattor qualify
ing as owner OF property worth
$4,000 I, wus contendcd by tho
state that the signer OF the bond did
notatthat time and never has, owned
the described property and that
Coley In obtaining her signature to
the instrument, was guilty OF
suhornation OF perjury Tho case
was taken from the jury In ~ far ns
verdict was concerned when
Judge Redmond 8. Cole sustained a
demurrer to- the information, based
on thA ground that the Information
as prepared by the county attor-
neyiA office did not state facts sur
ficlsnt to constitute an offense.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
TRIAL OF JEETER
WILL BEGIN TODAY
Alleged slayer of Frank McGIotllin
VIII he Heard Before Jury
THIS Morning.
KILLING OCCURRED MAY 80
Defendant NOw Under $40, 900 IIond
Killing Followed Attempt IN
Drive of Trc~pnsscrs,

Trial OF the case OF state OF okla
roma against Erwin Jeo'er'
charged with mnuslaughtcr IN com
rccuon with the depth Of Frank
McUlothlin west OF sand Sprins on
May 80, is sot for hearing before
a Jury in dlsirlcl court thus moNN
ing. Jeoter was released On bond
Of $4,000 at the conclusion Of HIS
preliminary hearing before Justice
j. ! cray several days after the
tragedy, FOR appearance a. trial OF
thc case
McGlothlln. lcssoe OF farm west
OF sand SprInKH. was shot and N.
tally wounded whale, I, 81 alleged
lJ tho state. ne was attempting 10
drive several young men Off the
farm The state viii contend these
youths, among whom Vas Jectnr,
were trcspaEarrs.
while MCGlothlln was walking
near the bank Of Euchce creek he
was shot IN the heart with bullet
from 22-CalihGr rifle, alleged TO
have been fired hy Jeotcr Jecier
admits shooting I'm the direction IN
which MoGlothlin appeared bat
claims tho snu. was fired I'm sclf lo-
feuse after MtGlolhln had threat.
eued the NE OF Jeeter and his
friends II was established al The
preliminary hearing that McGlothlin
was armed with a shotgun al the
time hC Was Killed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
HAD SUFFERED
FOURTEEN YEARS
Hicks Says Since Taking
Tanlac All His Troubles
Have Disappeared. "

"Tsuiac made well man ot mo
aftor | had suffered fur "A ygars and
spent hundreds OF dollars ln tr,
ing TO set relief said h. \ Hicks.
a well known merchant OF Bake
well, Tenn.
Il waa ln miserable shape" hr
continued, land 10 years ago I be.
came so much worse that / had 30
quit working 40 my trade and bought
a store whore The work would he
lighter on me. | had hardly any Jp-
Icutc. and af'cr forcing down any
hing ! would become nauspaied tu 1
begin vomiting Gas pressed go ou
my heart that I would ulmo-.
smother TO death and would farl
as though there was a hard lumu ir,
my stomach ana often I would he
IN so much misery that / would have
to go tn bed
Ft tried everything I could think
Tunlac. by the time had taken
hair bottle I VAS feeling like a
new man when I had taken turnH
bottles I founu had gan,I 10
pounds and nay food did mo-, hurt
me at all Ny appetite picked up
right away and now don't have a
bit ~ trouble with gas Qy lndiges-
ton ana everybody round here is
talking about how well / am lOak-
mg ! sure do feel flno and % was
nothing but Tanlar that fixed me
ur"
Tauloc is sold by all druggists -
Nuvt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
DELAWARE ASSOCIATION
TO MEET NEXT AT h0WATh

Delegates to the 2sth annual con
veniion of the Delaware Baptist an
ISOLATION. In convention here dur
ing the past three days. adjourned
their meeting yesterday evening
after rushing through business OF
the last day and decided on Nownta
hS the meeting place for next year.
The only re-eleoiion OF an off,
Ger waa IN the selection OF Rev W.
7. Scott NJ Tulsa to servo again for
the ensuing year as district mission-
hry
The purpos" OF the convention
which closed yesterday WAS to or
Eanize the district of which Tulsa
j. a member for the ,Southern Ran
tie convention drive for iIh 900, ho0
which n 10 begin November 20.
Delegates and officials of the aaso-
citation expressed complete &U.fpC-
tion with their efforts at organl2a.
iion ana predict speedy success for
the oklahoma section OF the drive
which must net 12,500.O0O as the
H'ulo'H quota
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
WORLD POLITICS SUBJECT
OF TALK BY HORACE SPEED

Horace Speed spoke on the subject
Of world politics at the MONDAY
lInepeorf meeting Of tho tions club
yesterday Although ne passed over
the subject OF the league OF nations
briefly Ihc speaker declared that
nothing would be done by congress
or the president That would hamper
the future welfare OF America.
Together with his faith In the
president and the members ~ ~
kl.ss. Mi Speed expressed the lee
Usf ,h1t wherever the American
Rag went 90 would be respected IN
the future az 90 had been ln the past
Clarence -. Douglas, secretary or
the chamber Of commerce. an
ueun.cd that tho history Of Tulsa
county during tho war would soon
bee of the press ana recommended
that an members who wanted copies
had better order IN advance owing TO
the limited number OF the edition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
TULSALE CLUB MEETS,
PURCHASERS TONIGHT
Bis Feast Arranged for Tonight ia
Iiotfq Tulsa banquet Room when
Statesmen Entertain.

The Tulsale club will entertain the
Purchasing Agents association iu
the private dining room Of the Hotel
Tulsa with a banquet a. $50 O'Clock
this evening. An interesting program
has been provided Music is 90 Toe
furnished by the "Bestyotte' quar-
tot IL IS composed OF G. g. Myers.
Miss Mario Hardy Mi,,s Helen
Brown. Miss Ruth GOA. laEe of the
Alde.phla hotel OF Philadelphia
Y. n witch will deliver The sd-
dress OF welcome to tho purchasing
agents
r. y. Gwynne president Of the
burchAdnR Agents association has
made "a special effort 10 have a large
representation from the association
at the banquet tonight given by the
Tulsalc club In their honor. The
Tuisale club rs an organization Of
stiosmon Mr.. Gwynue. who has jusi
recently returned from the national
convention of purchasing agents
held i'm Philadelphia. says that ne
ls convinced that better business re
lI'ious can come II the purchasing
agents mix moro and bccpm" better
acquainted with the statesmen In
their cities
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
JAILS ARE OPEN FOR
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS
Committee Hcpor To- SeCotym club
That They Were Denied Admit
tancc JncuppOrtcd by Facts.

| II the words Of Sheriff James
Woolley can bc taken for authority
/ II will not be necessary for anyone
/ TO sacrif!ce their freedom In order
I 20 mako 10 possible that religious
meetings can be held I'm tho count,
Jail. Sheriff Woolley said yesler-
day afternoon that he had never re-
fused ajmittance u the jan to any
| body who desired 70 hold religious
meetings Tor the prisoners ana thai
II any good results could be shown
he would favor making a daily sery.
ice possible.
At present there are several sorle.
ties that are holding services for IN.
prisoners, The sheriff says
Sheriff Woo'ley made his state
meut yesterday following report by
Jesse shannon 10 the Secotym elmo
that he had been denied admittants
10 The jail because he had no friend,
Inside, j Hunter SBgg, another
club Ihcmher, thon called for some.
one to volunteer In order that the
committee could get inside OF the
jail
shannon yesterday" saii that he
ala not make an attempt 20 hold re-l
ligious meetings In the county jaIt
and had not made any attempt to'
gain an entrance. lie said that ne
WAS head Of q committee named b,
the club to investigate charges tha
uns3nitarv conditions prevailed .u
both the CRY ana county jails
we only tr.cd TO get inside the
city Jail. said shannon yesterdaE
I'VE asked Ramey Miller, the Jallrr
II we could 90 inside and look
around but did not toll him our mo-
tive, He said Vc would have to ge'
the consent OF CHIEF Allen II we did
not have friend that We wanted 10
see said shannon yesterday after
noon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
RURAL MAIL CARRIERS ARE
NEEDED IN TULSA COUNTY

Ciyu service examinations 10 fill
vacancies IA rural route carriers In
Tulsa county, out OF the Tulsa COT
lnrylll. and Owaltfo postoffices. will
hc held in the local pustouicc No.
vcmbcr S Examinations are open 90
male citizens living iu othe Districts
or the pu-itoffiCcs Adm ission OF
women TO this eNAp lnason ls limited
To widows ot United States soldiers,
sailors and marines and 10 the wiyr~
0f men foruprly In these branches
OF the military service, who have
been physically disqualified Tor eN-
aminatious by reason OF injuries re-
cetycd in the line Ot duty. r. T. Me
cline. In charge ~ civil service rN-
amiulilons In this city has fun in
formation for applicants for these
examinations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
FIFTY MORE RESERVATIONS
NEEDED FOR GRID SPECIAL

unjoss 90 additional reservations
Hr" made with g T. Buchucr. Score
t,ry or the = n e A. on FRIDAY
forenoon there VIII hc no special
uain ON Saturday tu ,prrv TULSA fans
to Ne" tho Kendall Oklahoma uni.
yerWty football game
The Frisco viii NOT furnish Tho
train without lg5 fares being guar
antc"d ItrS"ryAtjou clips ut various
cigar stores Of tho city on Friday
FAILED to get the requisite number
Of signatures
Snogid "a special train tr furnished
u VIII leave Tulsa nt uhhut o'clock
ON saturday forenoon arriving lu
hmpl" time for rhc annual football
c'as7ic. The return would he mad"
so thai fans could reach their homes
in Tulsa before mliUlrh' o.. "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
FREE FAIR DIRECTORS
TO BE NAMED NOV. 8

A call for q special election IN 16
townships OF Tulsa county for tho
purpose of choosing directors 20
serve on mo board OF tho Tulsa
County Free Fair sssocia lion will be
issued tn Il few DAYS by John s.
Malone, county farm agent The
election Is 20 be held Tuesday. No
NcWhrr
Al over tho state similar calls
are 20 bc Issued under tho state
law adopted I'm 1915 making Tho
county fairs state institution. In
this county there will he % men
elected Two from each township
via. Tulsa. Skiaiook Owasso. poV
son. Linn Lane. Rcd Fork. Wcklma
sand springs. Rroken Arrow, HoleF,
willow Springs GleupooL i'vy
INhy. jerks and Dolliusville The
men elected will service during 1890
AND 1891.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10

else IN the world will do lt hut Gets Is
because ~ the TOW secret prlUrtp'r n Tho
Gets ~ formula Gcts IT, does away
tarFt rr. With .HurtraUuuuE " ''wrupuy "
plsstsr' oiutmrrl7 th1 rub or Blood
letting kuIyes. hrd SCISSORS that ruIa into
The quick ' ''nets ~. ralrE ram 10
takes but a second OF two 10 use 'bufs. 10 .
1rre.s no fuNing or trouble 10 dries Ir
msdiat.ly Nuu uUt your stocking right
bach ON again. Your corn Will CONS oN
painicss'v DIN one complete piece That a
common sense 10 mover fall.
Gets IT, tHH only sure. EuarantHel
money back rurH remover. costs bot q irIft
AZ any drug store M'fd BY D. lAwryrtc
90 lLL.AEn IN - AfrI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about cc7ema or othcr
Sin troubles You can have n clear.
healthy skin by using 2emo OBJ
tanned a any drug store for 35c, or
extra large bottle at Sl.0l.
Zemo generally removes rimple9
blackheads, blotches, eczeHla and ring.
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. 2emo Is clean. penetrating.
anliscVtic liquid, neither sticky nor
Treasy and stains nothing II is easily
applied and costs a mere friAe for each
application. IL IS always dependable.
The r. ". Rose Co. Cl-vslsnd q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
RETAIL MERCHANTS TALK
ON HIGH COST OF LIVING

Organized labor. tho high cost OF
living aHd Industrial unrest wero
the HuhJrctA of tho round able d.s-
ruasion az the meeting Of the retail
merchants association az the mu-
uiclpM auditorium last night
r. L. Luce. OF the Oklahoma Re-
ai' Merchant discussed tho official
publication OF tho merchants OF the
state al the meeting The report OF
". A. kiNaou, secretary manager
vas received ard approved. \ rep
r"soubr.e gathering 81 merchants
enjoyed tho refreshments or sand
wlrhoB coffee. apples, orange and
cigars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10

Information was gained yesterday
that Charles kiskaddon, son OF
Harry Kisknddun, an oil producer.
had takon seriously ill In Rniicr Mo.
An earlier report stated that he had
been stricken with appendicitis. but
"A message received later mllcd to
verify the repor, and shid he had
been very ill hu,was recovering ks.
kaddon had jusl received his dis
charge from the marines with which
he served Tor several months aud
had gone to Rallcr 20 com plFlo his
education as u mining engineer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10
FORMER PUG BACK FROM
NAVY TO LIVE IN TULSA

J A. Mcdonald. an cx-boNor who
formerly lived IN Tulsa, returned
yesterday from me navy where he
served as "A sAlpnttcr on several
transports. making ~ trips TO
France lie Gays no has quit fight
ing AID is going 10 make his home
in Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-10

pains ana Lpalns
in my hack /
could not get
around 90 do my
work and had TO
At down and rc@t
often during tho
d1y saw lydia
piukham s.
Vegetable Com.
pound advertised
ia the papers and
rr1d tlr trst.-
m ouials so 7