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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27
HUN DljpLICITY
CAUSED BULCAR-
GERMAN BREACH
Evenss at Bucharest and
Other Acts Disillusioned
His Country

~ ff'' fft"'"f
Sofia. Bulgaria, April rs Tn.
Treaty oi kuch1fcat between Rumtpli
sind the central powers which icrni
mated Rumania'H participation M me
war. was fhr grave ~ tho alliance be
tween Bulgaria. Germany ana ApHtria,
drci,frH ANDREW Li4pfctcf lHirar.an
nnlster Of war Under the iofnh ~
ihla Goaiy bulgaria was compelled ~
surrender ip TURKEY usff ~ the valley
~ iho MARTHA river ir ThraCn THIS
ana aihcy ,gcnte dlssolutionizcd the
iiul.'riana. according 10 ~ llapt-
chef
Reviewing - the Associated peesH
correspondent ms circumstances which
cuuv| nrca lniearih ihai Germany Nsa
pitNlrr fnire tliem inielti eitld
'srhs restraint ahd the ortnt
iavuwca iispltlshfc Of Eajf4fIsus
against Germans. uho aimed t0 rnn-
qacf economically the country disan-
cbantUd Cifrmany in her plan ~ ~
pfomaot from Heriin "a Iafdal Aiili
Bulgaria HH s necessary cHuncrtins
link fncreunnn lefmruf 1HrnmDi o.
vaff diHirlHiu' and Npi attitude to-
wufa hey htue aiig
"'rhc result vaa tnnf ~ fhu nuchHr.
80 Peace Treaty "a lpih nuiEariH wae
very iiltfrCHtod, Instead 80 fftunM
her ola ones hy giving up tO fufhoy
thcs onfhtrn valley M thc lower dHr.
tfl Use lrnt perceived rfo9ry ihr
faiaift ~ aerrfsHs and iaf prople av
the danger which sitoued tnen
political Hnl economic freedom THO
fefna breach WAS only q question 81
lime
N iiapicheff asserted that pllsarl4
Couid have ',anct,lcd fhe partial sues
..W aI
fitikhns which terminated ifulcn1a q
participation ln mo war il hulgtrla
hnt been nlmina a3 military alceeEs
unatead - political rCeulf6 Ste stsd
that iuilsiia A. fhai time was chieflf
conrfrYsrd, nol IN stopping thf rn.cnfN
advance hni Ia saving hnrsvn from ira
military sfp ~ beg "fpguiDf allic
THO minister ranphmr ih1t a
though Bulgaria had helied io nanss
territory AND supplied ihein with fAnl
rrpn ufirr they nari PASSED into sfr
pia ani S1nauia ihc fcfNices 40 iiuit
Eurlu wcrn forgnifrn after ihc toi.
lepsc ~ Turkey Austria Hungary al.d
Germany AccrtiNig "a tbs armitfirt.
tc assrricd iiulgHria WINS Ia adNin
l~tcf nohfndia. but two months hter
bulgaria. wsa asked to cvaN cate 'hst
province AID "lf had io hr 1oue in fh
rnsi pstias,se circumstances
The wai ninlsisf cnnrnuled hf est-
ina that the fNirance ~ ghe United
States Into Tee Nsaf had tiflN spech.l
uef ming fof the fulkArlrn u.nnlf
thai n dceidpd ~ conquer ITSELF ri1n+
~ couYlnttd of tlip sublime Vim pt
tbp Unltod SsateA which scsks t1 SIM
s4so urnn lne nstiohH ncN ncilluu
~ pas ,onfletN" hp hetmreo tht
Eplrar,an psonle aud 4fguy Waoie.
ueaffcdlS accepted and made thesr own
Che principles proclaimed by Anefi-
ta because Az Hulgafians believe mas
HmrH ann no fniNi rtul'c sllAii Nfn
iiself united "a last"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27
TELL The PEOPLE WHAT LEAGUE OF
NATIONS MEANS, SAYS DIR. BUTLER
LEAGUE or NArlons
cAYlN03 or we'll
KNOWN PEACE NAN

VAGUE defamation rcunrdina
the blessings % peace and the bet
ter organization 81 the world 10 ae
curo peace doea not help "a 20 an
drrstand thc document upon which
the Scnatc Of the unlsod 8ietes
mist shortly pafa"
mo sano person IN the world
wishes international war
Great progress had been made
toward those ends before 1914. par.
t.culariy by the two Hague con
fereaces ~ 1899 and 1907, in both
Of which tho United states PLAYED
an Influential and oonstruoti.e
pnrt."
"3reak,nn - covenants ~ 20
submitting Disputes 90 arbitration
add inquiry 10 regarded az an act
81 war against The other nonberf.
Tho other members are a. under
take Immediately the severance ~
al intercourse tc nrevort
al financial commercial or per
sernl intcrcourse This irfruduees
tho boycott into iuternatio nai affaira.
Such oconomic isolation would IN
doubtodly be a torri5lo Eurlsh-
snent. From some pointa % view
tho effects would be even morn 90
we're than those on war carried on
hy military method
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27
.DUBOISE AFRAID
HUNS WILL GET
OFF TOO EASILY
French Deputy Regrets That
President Wilson Has
Not Seen Ruins
~ the Associated rfeas

o.. ,.1I ~, N, .t1 ~.
Fai", AF'p =" am al',u we
'",e "nl','n'' s"'"k !" u, W.
,''',' W. ~. 1870,
'e'us ''"p'l'' ".f"t, 10, 'Ns ovp.'tin'ht
~ ~ ,ln'' 20 '', Arp",'h''" ''s1
''''' iv'FN.'' i'""'W ~ ,u"u. =
l''.'ai .,l'"i w 't,N'"'s, rnn'''''
" "o''''iN ''".f "iN'o ''f '"'
,''u'lls' tnNfn'"il "' ln' 'i'p'hhnr h'
KY hn','''le,'i =" ~ 'n',n"i 9, p'l"'
~. ".'"l''" ''l"'' :" mr 'n",,s''
~ w.. m,' ",tnt y" 10y sl'l'p p'
a. .e. "''o ,''' 'nes W. ui'h'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27
Summary of international Situation

ipE that the report Was maccuriir
that ihe British ana Fmneh rra-
micrs had arnrovcd prcNden, Wll-
aouR statement ou the Aufatlc
purlpm ana thar che Acmicrs hNd
send joint statement Of ,hOy
view % rremior Orlersin u was
said tho question pf makiiE the
Franco. British statement puhlic
was for signor Orlando % decide
Issuance ~ a statement bringing
out that tho British and French
pixnliofs agree t.tn lhp president
on fiumo nad other phases ~ ihc
italian problem n being discussed
IA hiqh quarters of inc peace con
ferenre.
Alnnwhfn fhr various commin
tinna ~ ,lu gWaVc eonttr,nce afp
.qcpariug ftf sao pienarS session
Monday 90 consider the League ~
Nations covenlns and the presen-
tafion ~ The ,tf.ee treaty 20 tie
Cieemnn drlcGnffa about lhe middle
~ the wcck. probably Wednesday
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27


l vha b. s hapcl upm the
alliance nl a aruup uf ffcc rto.
nilit who have lishrht vaI for
ff,e highest principle ana that 81
ntfneiuolCF aud Strengthens thcir
1ltl1nrr. ThiF ~ vifnl fur futnfe
nrorftes Indeed ~ tho allied puv
tfn iur D term OF years undertook
tht atmlnfaffuiion ol che derUilri
nfiioH.. and those who have hccn
~ war hEaluai ut aH rnccivtfH lu.
Bankruptcy With "a NlNv % FcttinA
fbt htst possible rtauifa foi fho
n'ori "a Il whole A would he "a
,.cfs happy tonsuinw1isor az Our
anxiety and troubles
THAT a provides real and ~
irrif,r nrEanh fof international
combinations. international ilfd-
nEa and international rccowinon'
dafionf
~ 'rhff D. recognizes irtcfna-
tlrO1f reHprn slhnlft Tor oihtr niHi
tors than law. lnciulius conditions
uf labor and use intercaif or thr
moro fcfnofc ami backward races
90 The world
Tnnf u Includes "a covenant
witch n ciliEfullv lived uu &C.,
WIN mako International war aiffi-
cult u not iuppcHaihlc through Nd
lorcipr tinie for inquiry and cote
mtilrtlon before nn own ucf h.
committci
On iho other hand ihc weak poini
NJ the dral, plan are serious Tho
lfr these.
- Tho wrNlrhtd wOrkmsnshir
and tie clumsy and uncleHr lam
Sunrc az the Hocmncnf ~ reads
AZ 10 Il had been written and fnt
together hy q man raining 10 catch
a tralu
20 ti's quite ignoring ~ tht
Frfaf progress made in lntrrua-
ilonai rrlauorH curife thr pars
30 ycars particularly ip oitiirinE
me organization off ln International
eoiut ~ hisiicc and Boa Iiking tho
Jurisdiction ana authority az such -
rourt ln tho draft plan There BE-
TOO much rroyislon Ter discussion
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27

Jrrt 10 thr icnrpcr control This
defect could be rcmcilud hy the
addition uf a short bin 81 rights.
o. rf0Nlip briefly that dumestir
policies OF the high CONTRACTING
powers are not Ia amp wiae trans
ferfod TO TIE Jurisdiction OF Tho
icRRuo but TINT such 1oWcetic
poilcios md ln particular the
Ituwcr 90 ny ana collect inNo4. tp
regulate lnimiErnti0n md naturtll-
zation. ANA Go protect SIS people
against Invasion ana nHalnri ine
moHiir violence, 1rc rcnorVcd vith-
out impairment go cncn milton.
In conclusion ID ia lnlporipni q
make crrfnln TINT whatever plan 'o
"a League or Socirty ol Nations q
adopted the world boz orFuuizrd io
pence and not for future wars Thii
can only ho done u emphasis hf lni'
upon the national spirit and ihe rp
irlotlsm OF toe various civilized pco
uira and ~ they hr called upon in en-
Ger into nn international pHrtn rfhip
mol for the purpose ~ wcNkcHinr ol
destroying thflr national spirit ans
policies hut Tor thu purpose 81
strengthening thcm
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27

hf delegates or diplomats. and too
little provision Tor judicial dciofrn
iuufiou ui issucH THIS VIII fn-
couparo international TRADING rath
cr ihnn strengthen ihe rauee of
international iueiltr
% There De- ~ clear provision
Tor the Qualification Of International
law and agreement uron rules 81
international conHuct. ihnsr 90 ho
Hmcndfd ana cxteuac.l rom time
o. timc 49, conditions may HDggcal
o demand
"f lf ir go, mnnr clear thai
domestic pnliclra ~ tuo several
hugh contracting nowrrN nsc moi
go ho intsiiercd with hN ihc or
gums of ihc league ur made SUBJ
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27

a. Vice Associated ircaH
rfDinirr Orlando reached home
saturday % iahe gao with thp
ittln governments AMI parliament
fhe i,uRtion hrruruf about ~ the
statement of rlendeni Wilson thsi
iinly shall not hove pinmc.
Tho italian pfemicr received an
CnihualAstc reception and tho
PHRASE "lmly. fiumr, Dalmafle.
~as nlspiNua prominently.
fnrrr had been litic change in
the Mtuaii0u 10 fafia and an a.
ttntloD thgrp n focused on RomD
aud what developments may occur
there ln the nest fcN Hnya
PRECEDENT WnaOa conferred With
nli fhc members ot The American
delegation lhia AFTERNOONS IN the
f0l naDn. ~ lnct Win prtmlcr
Ni0yd l,rrHa and clcmfaceau 60
discuss tlnanalnl clauses OF the
peacc treaty
Discuss 'lfsG,nu
joint Statement
a statement iNs,leJ Ia Paris say
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27
Discussion Of il Has Been Too Vague and Generals Parts
~ II Good Parts Of i, Bad Head Of Columbia
University Tells Noted Correspondent
ny VI. P. BURToN


NltrlNI uTIVslNUuVUI
New York. April 20 Public discussion Of the League Na.
lions ouid be helpful and guiding If and
definite Nicholas Murray Butler pdcp Of Columbus University
nod noted peace advocate told m today
ln end pointed DC tnmcl The and
features Of he cass4ant, eticginr as y whole
Vague general "Wrtchcdy dfuvf badly arranged
und cluuly expressed his elu'g against part, Of the league
draft and the covenant. itself
The iraH at Article VIII reduction and lind.
taon The manuiac1c 90 the nlcmcn of and mmi.
ton by private cpicrprsc very very and may
fapch az nothing Or Butler dcentcd
Summing the good points and the bad points he The
following.
tci ms look fret o. m strong points They shcses
N. ~ nl-l ! NJ .lL.nLI l L
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27
THREE CUSHERS
DURING WEEK IN
WICHITA COUNTY
Golden Cycle Well, North
wcst Of Burkburnctt,
Flowing 5000 Barrels
HERND0N NO. 2 5000
Hardin No. II Estimatcd TO
BE Clotc Third; Wild
Catters Busy.

Fort Worth, Tex. Aphl % rhe past
wi4.k Win fand ont Hi en epoch making
period i tAo hitter ~ huf.hnfneti ~
fields he weei has added more pro
dnciion fo The output ~ che fields
than nnY oihrr pfriod VI equal length
aince TIE diero,ofy Of 80 in fhnt terri
iote aHi ihs remarkable thing ~ 10 40
"a that fhee WI have hccn .cspons
bir for ihe bic Increase
The uoidsn trcle on tomranys wcll.
northwest of ihr town ni Hufkmrnott
81 aiill mnhiul inoae aHd hns n1i ba,n
lHursd. but very conservative estimate.
place ihe output of tliis ,,cll af nYi ioss
than fu0 barrels daily n un4 report
"a Thur taf afternoon tlHi this we'll
heh taken f'fr fini che derrick was
destroyed oHd fhrte dolicrs were killed
hir. houreef bad pot boon verified Co.
dn,
rho iIcnldou 50. ~ the Humble on
refining Company Is another one of
tho Mu eiishefa This VOL ia said ~ be-
flowing 5000 inrr,ls daily II r. m.t
Ncat ~ the town ol Rufthufnctl end d.
The Wc0ad Biz pyrduecr tho Humble
Company haa go tb ncfnduu tract fhs
oihr be producer u the fiaidn No
VI ol filhlsni e ~ ~ b alno reported
20 d. niatipc uoi Ices than soon barrels
daily Fort Worth star Telegram
1Rt STEiS.
y 'ifNN LT Wichita raiin
losnf fin experienced uil Operator
aud president National Oil aud t.aa
Company
~ n LAMB Wnco Ioyas fCaahi,r
"i The Waco COMPANY Wnrn TeNaal
y " SPENCE Nneo. Tesa. fTresa.
iufr Naro Mlil lilcvator Company
DIRECTORS.
D. y. JOHNSON. Wacn Tcxas Con.
tractor sad huildrfl
a. iaNfflLt Wichita fldlt. Texas
iril inVesinontsl
t-M EWING Waco. Tcsaa at
l"tHeN Al. Hw. vice president National
CITY Rank Waco TcNnsl
iM,rhnnt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27
Gen. PerShing Couldn't
See Vaudeville Offer

Fafis, April s6 Here's IL new raf-
hing sforN a New Nore vaudeville
manegef offered fl,e general hN gable
"a ilNs figure Otter to appear for 81
rles of short war lrcturou Na am
swer risn worhs ittcr the proaucef
ulbled, Have sou catovtauled my of-
icg# And lho scnrrai replied 'Ne
nrt Nuug offer hHN entertained me.
-
Tho caller De- readable rcliuhiri a.
comic "A regular srhscfihcf and SEQ.
--s~el--~-<zx1s~~------r--
Snhsrrihe FOR The ealiv Caller
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27
ST. LOUIS DISTRICT
GILL LEADS NATION

ST. Louis, Mo-. April 2e 1'hr Eirhth
Federal iiepcrVo District rtili led the
country tonight IN The percentage of
liberty honds sold. with officially tab
ulatcd reportn showing total Oi 10
per cent Of ita 3iG5 600 0O0 quota suh
tcribed OF The total ~ f5l.hie,io0 re
ported for the district az Go midnighi,
to- Indiana rrriinn had tns"n ssa3i.ufO.
ui dG.e per cent of ~ allotment
The Tcnnolspc section ranked rrc-
ond. with $50
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yunscrllie for the Caller
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
BIIRC.F EOSF KATE
IS CCCD FCR Tim
NERVOUS PEOPLE

While excessive thlrne-s might be
attributed to Nrriuus end subtle causes
In different individuals. 1t " we'll
known ict that the lack oi phos-
Thotols In the luw'n system Is very
largely r,spHnsin.e for this condition
II seems 10 be- well established tina,
this deficiency In phosp sphofous may
now Dee met hy the use Of y tto-
Phosphate, which con be- obtained from
nny good lrIgsiat Ia convenient tablet
form.
In many instances the assimilation
OF this phosphate by the nerve tissue
soon produces welcome change
nc'yc tension dis4 4pprars. vlgor ard
strength i,rDco w,g.n,ss and nck oi
energy md the whole tody loses It's
ugly hcl'ows rni rbrupt angles he
coming "nvc.orcd In rl1w Of p.riect
health and beauty rnt the vii and
strength 10 he up and doirF
CAUTION; 49, While Dltro Phosphate
n unsurpassed Tor t.e iTAtt Of u,.v,
BUSINESS. general debility, etc, thove
taking II who 90 not desire 20 nut on
t'Et - oud usH extra care In avoiding
f1Err iurlng foods adv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful uy Of thousands
since br Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute tol calomel
DR. Edwards, a practlCing physician
for Il years and calomel's old-timc
enemy discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients Tor
chronic constipation and torpid livcrs
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel but healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No grlplng is the Keynote Of these
little sugar coated. ollvr-colored tab
lets They ca,ise the bowels and liver to
act normally They never force item
to unnatural action.
liyou have a dark brown mouth
bad breath a dull, tired ieeling--Sck
beadache torpid liver constipation,
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re,
suits from one OF two OF DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night Just
--t-.-., t+.,,h-tt -lrl ll.m-- 10 and &c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
lIlLARD TO Argue
STREET CAR CASE

Tho cnro " the Oklahoma Gal'Nn'
c0mn1ny against Oklnhon n city mn
the Scverns Paving COMPANY. wnl.'
started IN Oklahnma CITY IN l1li WI"
rc hcRrd before the supreme court u'
me- United states next week i,n7
Nlard municipal counselor viii ~ =.
Washington TO argue the case. be si.'
today
About so oOO 10 involved in tho sI.
Hard snid which grew ont ~
alleged false assessment made agI'".
the street ear company for p1N'nE ,
the "omprny's right ~ W'N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
BeY0urlQ
%rYOurr
Years

~ .L. =. ,.,
J." ~ers oaoRn' a' sohoo'
that your BODY undefgoes Q
complete change OF structure
every seven years.
r.. ..n,
'n'S 'e"'"'S 'oHn si'o pu''o'
NV w p'"ccss W podS tissue
,.,s.. ,.,,,,,,,n,,, 40.
Ann when n man gets Into .
physlrsi conditiWD that the It's
,n.. u..,, pv.ak,np down and
vast,nv swny taste, than Ma.
t,xr, ,ab r,plar, than. right
then h. begins tO gruw odd.
'hr ooeSn ny
'eau' """e''' "" u" "'n
,."nu" ] "n a',sn .s ake
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
WHEN KIDNEYS
ACT TOO Of TEN

II hO'hered with that form ~ kidney
trouble which causes too frequent =
excessive uHa-ps" ui urin. don rsreyt
'cl ef from medic nes tat Hr- intend,
- cormu kidnr, com laiit. The
ease kDney at
l.llu q shu MAX" should always De
usei where e hidneys are over We
durn the dayAOt n'g d. " ~ not a
cure ~ nll iorms ~ kidney trouh =
but in'eu'ed Tor o,er-a tivity OF Oh
dues of 9th child en- and aduls
alike Fl. ecialy foi ch,d en- ,thered
with Kidney action NJ night
ASA hiy dru gst for iqui8 Shu
Va rr cncl sixty rcvs 10 >
Shuma Remedy Company. Fort
Wo IN. Texas for bottle by retul y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
FOOT SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
Kansas City Chemist Discov-
ers Remark a bic Com
pound to Remove
Corns.

y l. Hl,on veil known Kansas
CITY chemist explains his Wund"r'ul
method whereby anyone can rrmo'"
corns OF callusr' NJ home as fnll"ws
"Mrreh go to drug store ana get
n small package oi en- tus Corn Com
mound which coats only few cents
The hottie IL suit lent to remove
dny,ns nj corns Al YOU 40 is to
rnirt the corr with the compound ana
sftriiy n Ia ~ entirely No pain.
aud you continue with your worn as
usuS
Hundreds ~ people IN this city have
,,ieS Nj WiSonH w,tnod and found
n effective no unin or danger
Cactus Compound can Ne procured AZ
any drug store and your money wv
Oo refunded n YOU are not SATISFIED
tAdv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
CITY DADS May
VOTE TRANSFER
OF FAIR PROFIT
Majority Believes Il Can Be
Done DonneIIy Says No,

Transfer of about se3 oOo from profits
Of ihc state fair In Oklahoma city this
year tn the general fund Of the city
W probably he the next Etrp In the
effut ~ he najnrity faction Of the
vi'y commissioners 90 meet the pro.
W 20 city budget with tax levy Of
not more than HlN or seven mills and
81 i4 keep the tNnslH out Of the courts
M"Nor walton snld today that he
hfd been AdyiEcd by his attorneys "
- = HrNhunt which they say righUu'y
bn,ungH 10 the city nnd witch can be-
used for meeting general current cN
PEI 20
Nike Donnclly. commissioner of
f'ronce. read the contract which the
city has with the fair essocintinn ard
said he does not think tho city can
take tho money.
Sounding pat on his determination
to keen the tl27 2sS water revenue
fund In the water department. Joe pat
tc' on. commissioner ~ public property
spii today he VIII ufr every "flntl 10
hrys II used for extending water mans
as he proposed nt the mroting ~ ~"
rcwmiss oJors yesterday Afternoon. n II
s. voted not TO use II In paying in
tercst on water bonds.
Unpaid telephone hllls for tho month
Of October are past due, II noi pad
hv 3 - m Of the l1th. service VIII b"
discontinued. southwest Ben Tel 4
Tel Co (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13
"Brotker Bruin"
Not Bothered at
All by High Rent
Wheeler Park Bear Has Some
Satisfaction, at Least

wouldn't II he great I, you knew
when you pay your grocery blll that
your cloth ng cost Is Included
Tots IL the satisfaction. one OF th4m
at least In be ng hear
The members uf the brnr family at
the Wheeler park roo are contradict.
rs the usual idea Of the lcnr. joe Pat
tf's n. commissioner of puhIl. property
.ad TODAY and are eatuB 'thr.,
s iuaro9 day
Hut rJr, OF what they eat goes t'
their $50 uyrrCouts and the high cost
uf fIr duesn bother them n t.t AnI
{ q Il''ga.ors have decided 10 cu, out
oycryth ng hut the rent bll tor thoN
ceased oHt ng ~ soon as tho cold wave
struck and are lett ng tho world M
general 80 Us II pleHses
4 Chinese lhcnspnt was added 10 the
zoos collection yesterday by J 8 Brv-
IN and Charles knight The pheasant
vss sent 20 them from China by II mis-
i a'NUuTt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-13

and nra trimmed In bright yaru',
chenille. flowers and embroidered de-
signs
Miss Ross a, Farm Nee, Miss ia
WOHs. I'm charge Of homo demonstrate ion
work I'm this county h Attending u
'6.ut meeting of the LongfcllOw Farm
Nom,uH club and tho Edmond Farm
Wowyus club Euosia ut the former
nt the residence ~ Frank Fnnning
near l1uftcllow school house,
'Tcmnuory rcnclous"- Hunts ne'
DourhnIts cav ,
Sunshine II Deficient a deficiency of
sunshine was noticeable I'm the week
lust ending. with mn ovetrgc OF only
t5 percent - tho possible. 20 percent
loss than normal f1r this season of the
,cnr. U.. ding 90 the wrothcr synopsis
issued ny ~, hurr.u Tho week Nns
gene" 'lN cloudy nul COOL with mod
,fntr ~ heavy rains over most OF the
state nn November \ ana ..
Hunts real cream pouEhnus with
% O.u NJ real coffee means the ~
a'nn ua M p"t''rt da} tAd' ;
tRm for AR PNot-'lFl service oN'
Wu N0r or nm us'istnu, auditor ON
U,.nI,r lu rul for an airpionc test
ul'1, un ~. rmhCr ~. nrr announced by
10 q Nh1urh. D.yil service secretary.
TN. nuN'tors rugl ''on. open to male md
female. rpNs ~ i0n to ~ 500 f0r grade
one aud g. On1 10 s. iOU FOR grade two
The test pilot pays $4,000 yenr.
Railway Men Here u n, Crowl
mu,rirt,ndout ~ the Fort Smith and
western .ri'rood Comp1nv. and J. X
Nlupw0h,,I master ric,hnnic. arrivcJ
in Ok'1rowp CIV this morning on d
general inspection tour.
Three Judge, 20 S't--Juige WilliHr
g Hook, ! ratcn~orth KAN. rni' ~
states circuit fudge. VIII sit on IN,
h,uch with John " ro'teral. Unite,
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ernoon He was taken to st. Arthony.o
hospital where he Was relo,scd thi9|
morning and 10 said TO he re'o, trlnG
rapidly The police were notified 10
shoot the dog
Rebsecas Meet Tororrow--Cnpitot
Rcbecca Lodge No 800 holds ciass IN.
itlntion Friday night at 7Jo O'CLOCK In
the l. o. q, T. hail. All membcrr are
requested to bo present
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leaves for Washington at 1<s Friday
viii give the principal sddrern ~ the
evening llnrrali returned from Tuisn
this morning. where he was very
graciouSly received yesterday.
Boy Btter ny poa-Ncrhct' Curry
N.ycnr. old 'on of MI and Mrs Phu'
4 Curry IlIs West Fourteenth street.
tpp badly bitten on the fuce ny dps
while paving IN the yard Yesterday ri'
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ROTAR|ANS Get
BIC RECEPTION
Tulsa Club Gives Royal Wei
come to Oklahoma CityanS,

The reception given hy tho Tuls,
Roinrians was very cordial an the way
around This IL the opini0 oi OK
IhOmn CITY Rn'nrlans iu Tcgud 20
u,ir visit with those Of the oil city
Yesterday
q r. Buchncr. president ot the Tulp
llotNritnA. gave the address Of N,Icum.
tier which the Oklahoma members
we're introduced TO the Tulsa Wnmh,ra
riiyiduHlly
one interesting feature Of the auto
Jur " the city WIS n trip through th.
liant NJ The COsdon refinery. accom-
gHnlrd by m efficiency expert
Thirtyaon. men and seven women
were representatives. from pkhhHmn
CITY
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COMPLAINTS HEARD
IN TELEPHONE CASE

HerrnT on tine general complaint
ara.nsl the srr,f,e ~ the Southwest
crn rel Telephone company was re-
sumrd today before the corporation
commission Testimony taken this
morning hpd to do with complaints of
he indcuprdrut companies, which have
connections with tho p'u svstem