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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
TRAINS Halted
BY Deep SHOWS
Kansas and Nebraska Are
Storm Bound,

CHICAGO, Feb ~ The storm. ae.
c'mpanled by snow. wind and rain.
which for twenty-four hours ha, de-
moraliicd wire communication and
railway traffic in the territory be-
tween the Missouri river and the
Rocky mountains, and from the Cana.
dian border TO Oklahoma. early today
was still in progress and moving east.
ward with decreasing severity.
While the snowfall in most localities
was comparatively light, high winds
especially IN Nebraska and western
Kansas, piled up huge drifts which
DELAYED rail traffic.
MI freight trains were annullcd and
only lew passenger trains were able
tn get through the big snowdrii,s
after hours OF delay
The wet snow and high winds
caused unusual difficulties for tele-
graph and telephone companies.
No locality reported cold weather
temperatures. being we'll above zero
and at most places above the freezing
point.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
FALL|r!G CLASS
H!ALTS SENATORS
Ad journment Until 1880
Found u Have Been Taken,

When the senate journal was
Strengthened today regarding the pre-.
eipitaie adjournment OF yesterday dur
ing the crash OF falling glass from the
chamber roof. !, wa, found that the
senate had adjourned until | ~
o'clock this afternoon instead Of until
10 O'Clock this morning. As was an.
nouneed At first.
a motion 10 adjourn until 10
o'clock was being considered by the
senate. Opponents Of this moved ,ha,
when the senate do adjourn I, ad
journ until 10 o'clock" This mo-
ton wa, voted down but before the
other motion could be put. gla. be.
gan falling and a motion to adjourn
under the rule" was put Though
senators were on hand ready for n
session at 10 o'clock the senate wa,
not called to order until 70 o'clock
this afternoon. tho morning being
spent IN committee meeting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
Sunnasack to Penitentiary.

+. /. Sunnasack, convicted by a
Jury m the district court IN Decem-
ber on a charge OF grand larceny,
was taken 10 the penItentiary at Nc
Alcs,er ihIs morning TO begin serving
one.year term. Snnnasack has been
held in the county Jail pending the
making OF an appeal bond to carry
his case to the criminal cour, OF ap-
peals. lie gave up the attempt OF ap
peaIing the case and decided to serve
the time. He was charged with the
theft of a diamond from an express
package while he was in the employ
Of an express company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
FAD SUFFERED
29LONG YEARS
krs. Clarkson Had Rheuma-
tism So Bad She Often Cried
J All Night.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14

has distinctive powers IN It's right TO
approve OF disappro,c treaties such lS
that which i, necessary a. give lie 10
the Society oi Nations
Preparations have been completed
for the homcwlrl voyage OF o.. ,.csi-
Dental party which viii leave Paris
tonight Tor Brest on q special train
and sail tomorrow on the liner George
Washington On which II came TO
France This time the party viii be
much reduced the large stall OF state
department employees and numerous
experts who came over with Mr.. vii
son remaining IN Paris.
The party will comprise President
and Mrs. Wilson, David X. Francis,
ambassador to Russia: White House
employees, secret service men. the 800
soldiers who have formed the guard
around the Murnt residence. Congress
man White OF Ohio. and t. u. Norton
OF North Dakota and representatives
Of three news associations II will
number $40 persons.
Al the accommodations Of the liner
will lc utilized. however. for not only
will every cabin and statcroom be oc-
cun.cl hut the vas, hold will he filled
with several, thouSaud American sol
dicfS who nave seen service in France
and who are going home to demohill-
zation camps
The agreement on the constitution
for a society OF nations by the COM
mission which has been framing he
plan was effected on President vii
sons lucky day the thirteen,h-and
there are lust twice thirteen articles
in ..c document.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14

trial problems exist that are worthy OF
the effort toward their solution Such
n survey would give us definite and
needed information about our indus
trial advantages II should asSis, Us
10 formulate a definite program OF
larger industrial development for Ok
lahoma City"
Plans for service department
arise out OF a growing and widespread
conviction among business men that
industrial development OF Oklahoma
City is closely linked with the con.
,lnued prosperity Of already cStab-
li,hcd industries" said Charles T.
Hall, manager OF the Chamber oi
Commerce. Big industrial ccnters
aS rule have started with a nucleus
Of small enterprises The rapid prowth
OF the latter, as well as the acquisition
by the community OF already large new
industries has been largely responsible
ior the existence oi these centerS
To Aid Established Business.
The committee considers It sound
noicy 90 encourage not only the loca-
ton ot new industries IN Okla iomi
City. but also already established and
worthy industries as much as pos.
Sillc"
Il would he the function Of the cam.
paign subcommittee to study, recon
mend and promote ways and means OF
digging up" and landing pfospec-
tive new Industries
The site, and buildings subcommIt-
tee would cooperate with real estate
owners and agents in rendering every
possible assistance along these Inc to
new industries de,lrous OF locating
here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
MATR0N FIRES
GUARD At HOME
New Industrial School Head
Relieves Spencer Of Duty,

Exercising for the first time the
authority gwen to her by Governor
Robertson Mrs NJ i. Conkling. who
va, appointed superintendent OF the
state industrial school for girls after
Miss Winnie Flahcr,y had been re
moved. following The Times expose OF
conditions there. last night fired" C..
q. Spencer. former Chandler police Of
iiccr who was appointed night watch
man AZ the school
In informing the board OF affairs OF
ih, action Mrs. Conklug did not give
her reason. saying IN tell YOU later
Spencer IS so years old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
INDUSTRY
SURVEY PLANNED
BY CAPT. HALL
Chamber Of Encourage Es-
tabIished Industries, Too,

The plan OF industrial development
for Oklahoma City approved by the
board OF directors of the Chamber Of
Commerce Yesterday calls not only for
new industries hut aims at an indus.
trial survey Of Oklahoma City: the
eSiahlishuxnt Of service department
'or the benefit oi already tsiSting IN
duStries. the enlargement Of the new
Industries committee to twenty-five
members. and changing the name 10
industrial development committee. In
The absence OF J i. Owens. chairman.
the plan was recommended for the
new industries committee by {. T..
Bentley
How the plan shall be executed will
he worked out as soon as possible by
the industrial development committee
For that purpose the committee viii
divide itself into the following sub
committees: Industrial survey. sefy-
ice, campaign and sites and buildugs
Survey Is rseded.
The chamber board. officers and
committee agree that comprehensive
industrial survey Is needed IN Oklllo-
ma CITY" said Chairman Ovens "A
survey. 10 bc successful, should go
thoroughly and systematically into all
phases OF Oklahoma Cl,ys industrial
situation Tor the purpose OF ascertain
ing what lines OF industries growth
we should try to develop, what indus
tries can thrive here, and what indus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
Many PROBLEMS
/, TO Be CHECKED
\ TO new LEAGUE
WI Council to Pass on
Pending Claims,
ny The Associated Press. }

PARIS, Feb, ll-The plcnary
session Of the peace conference
TO he held this afternoon may
mark the conclusion Of the first
!. and possibly the most impor,an, phase
OF the work OF the worlds greatest
International gathering. Subjects OF
great import are still TO come before
subsequent meetings. but IN the
opinion of unqualified students OF the
history OF other conferences, the ad.
jou-nment Of today'S session may re-
veal that the foundation for the set
tlencn, OF all questions that will fol-
low has been laid
Basis for Settling All Claims.
: The view taken by many delegates
early in the conference was that near
" every subject 10 he adjusted de
pended for satisfactory settlement on
The Society Of Nations. which the con
ference pledged itself at the outset to
organize Thu, 1t became jhc custom
10 give a patient hearing to every
body who came to Ilrl, 10 prcSen, the
claims OF oppressed anl dissatisfied
peoples and then refer the claims for
justice to the Society Of Nations to-
be created.
One prominent delegate explained
that the the conference took the posi-
tion that 10 undertake TO adudlcate
all conflicting claims would be equiv
alent to creating a court and endeay-
oring in the act creating il, 10 dis
pose of every possible case that
might come before il for decision.
Great Many Claims Ready.
=. While The great project OF Society
N Nations is under consideration by
the various governments represented
Al the conference. preliminary to the
final vote, the conference, through lis
commissions. is expected 70 prepare a
great mass OF material relating 10 the
many subjects that will make up the
do-ket OF the society.
IS soon as the conference has re-
lie,cd ltseli OF this burden. II is ex-
pec'cd TO adjourn sine die 1t has
been said by a highly competent au-
thority that the date OF Adjournment
would he about Iunc !
Nothing has been disclosed, off
cia 'ly, as to the plan for the society
but in the opinion of the American
delegates. II is safe against attack on
the ground oi unconstitutional II
il does involve an alliance requiring
the use OF American troops in com
bina,on with those ui 'hcr na,ior-.
against an offender Of the law Of o.
tions as laii down hy the conference,
i, is recalled ,ha, tHcc IS preccdeu;
for such an alliance IN a treaty be
tween the Uuicd States and France
more than a century ago Il is also
pointed ou, by authorities that the
power is reserved to congress TO carry
ou, the pledge in its own way through
its control of appropriations and war
making power The senate. especially
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
RETURNED SOLDIER
HAS HUNS HELMET

Some German soldier is going bare.
headed II he IS depcndiue on a helme,
held by Charles Alison Of Jennings.
Okla. Alison, who was a private in
the J5Oth infantry. Elghty-third divi.
sion. passed through Oklahoma City
this morning enfou,e TO hi, home.
The German helmet and a "a, mask
were given Alison when his division
left France. He was in the fighting
in several American oiiensiyes, bu,
escaped without injury.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
mo PARKING SIGN
HINT TO 'MASHeR'

Traffic signs here are performing a
double service, at least one did last
night at Fourth street and Broadway.
She was a right chic little maid,
and she was leaning against one OF
the traffic signs apparently awaiting
a car. A SportiveIy dressed indiyld-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14

ual, ono nigh, almost think him Q
,ravelag man eScep, Tor the abtenee
OF a gold band around his cigar.
surveyed the mi" a moment
"Awiully bad evening isn't ~" he
opened ire.
She flashed a glance at him and
then her eyes moved TO the sign at
her side,
Following her glance he read NO
parking"
He moved on.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
Auto Thoit CAAs 10 ThAl.

Herman lSIlml Wei, affe'led IN
Tulsa last fall on a charge OF steal
ing an automobile here, was placed on
trial this morning before Judge I'd
ward y Oldicld and a Jury N the
district court He has been in the
county jail here IN default Of a sl,SOO
bond since his arrest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Tube Corporation President
Closes Big Eastern Contract

Numerous tctr of tho tuh" nav"
convinced motor ear Aud ilr" d'ii'i"
IN the rHst that IN" prphuri ~ IN"
most practical suiulun uf nr" pr"h
lens evolved nS science. Long dis
lance trips of automobiles equipped
with the Tulsa tubes havH been NE
nIncnnt features of the dun"nsuh-
Hons given for Tho observation "f
New York motorists
THE men connocied Win ihiT new
sales company are confident 81 "A
Great success FOR our punctui" proof
tube" Aaid Mr. Halo yesterday
They aHsort The tubes 20 be d"iiv-
cred In accordance with the terms
of Their 81 500 600 u year Gpurh't
with us. VIII meet only small per
ccninve ur me orders they expect 10
handle within fow monlha ail'i
manufacturing begins Ia ouE vhd-aauH
factory units.
I'm addition 70 this contract Tor
tubes the company also was gwen
first option Tor the sale 0t our ch'
lugs I'm eastern territory Tn" !.
X ComprrsHlOn Inner Tube company
is doing everything .poasiblo 10 r"W
plete the Tulsa plant and begin a.
an cnrIy date distribution of these
tubes and tires
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
PEERLESS BUILDS NO
FREAK AUT0MO MOBILES
No Hash, Peerless Cars Are BUILT
conservative Machines Tor
Gcniccl ILHrs.


Thu A'yl- ~ automobiles 80 gppi
d,,I. nm. s,yl, I'm ,.o,,cp.s ,u.pr,,
-, .....,... ma,
'h"hy are % u'' ''''N '''''' ''.
lastH III thr n"'e'b ma" WON niI
and then are 'h'npH 10 De- RIA c"I'd
style Ia hlgh grad" hh'vnohl ~
change only IN variations ot m" ""-
lnbliHhcd lines of lH bodY h'
pihrtlrhl Chhng"i have had '"'
'h'ir main mo gh' wlni ''-'N'n'''
iu "ih"t words H'irhWtu" '''.
sTu lpn hni ms IN lnh ,'l'r mo
.H has not Nrru carried iu '."
oSt"m' Ih" 'W'l" ~ '',""".
uil,A is nov prclN wei 'f'dpiiaI'I
'' haT pht-'", the 'Nh'T mon. u.
raf' ana ~" fT''k '"h'i ifI''i'N ''
hnh5 u'Sign In nor H"uEh' .y the
.uhH'r awe hI'"W"iII' buyer
While ''rt' -n" ".""" O. 20 81
cooking ar. 'h"y de''i" s"n"'h'hE
mat viii IAH' w." inn'h"r s"''" on
rather than iIiHh 'h'' may
rlu1" ia" Joy of ppHH' s@'"n l' ne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Truck Trailers May
he Taxed; Dealers in
Tulsa Giren Warning

A warning ,has come 10 me
local d,i|'rs ~ auto ifucNtrsNe's
th,t thcy should b" prepared for
,sx on trsiisrs THIS AK lc II
,nu.cs viii ho he result ut ne IN
t.,p,t r.vsnus bureau reNlr'nE
thrir ruling TO the "ff"c, maj rhlI-
~. nrr not tbAthl. under the rev
euur act ~ 1918 This retroactive
rtllirs would affect all trailer Sh ~
mad. during he period bcRlnnihE
fro m'he time OF tho passage "i
the ac' In 1878.
Such an eventually II causing
IA, greatest ~ CONSERVATION ana
nrnfcst among an of the dealers
and manufacturers There mas
nrru no definite Information. but
sr the warning came from we
Trailer Manufacturers nHH"ola'ipu
OF America. 10 lR generally h"u"V'u
ihat such an event may very wen
be an acIuality
The Warner MANUFACTURING
rompauv makers OF me wei
known Warner rsilers, nave IN
formed all ~ their deelcrs to IN
form each prospective customer
~ the possibility OF tax being
collected later IN which case dlH
,rIhutors would have 10 colIect
from their dealers and ultimate
usrrs and the manufacturer from
the distributors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
MITCHELL SUPPLIES ALL
DESIRES or MOTORISTS

Just now when many antomooile
dealers are complaining Of their In
ability to get cars from the factories
is tho time when the Mitchell fac
tories are best able to supply our
wants said c. B Sutton. MANAGER
OF the George M sutton Motor cor
poration, yesterday.
I'VE have just received large
shipment OF Mitchell closed cas-
limouslnes and seven passenger cars.
Most OF these cars are equipped with
the wire wheels and cord tires. We
have also made arrangements with
the Mitchell factory for delivery
OF 10 cars within the next 10 days
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
HICCOUGHS EPIDEMIC HITS
FRISCO-DOCT0RS PUZZLED

SAN FRANClSCO Cal. Nov, ! ---
A prevalence OF hicaupghH IN San
Francisco has caused medical men
concern \ debate has already gone
the rounds
lis 1t caused by wildcat booze or
Ia weakened Influenza germ In the
air."
This question has been asked n
number of medicos with resulting
differences OF opinion, Some contend
that the hiccouRhs among imhibers
OF blind pig liquor are directly
trnoeable to concoctions served ns
Tho real bonded dope" while others
contend that the dlaphrngmauc
spnsms are eauss'dahy n weakened in
flucnEa germ that continues 10 floai
about despite the fact that the "flu"
season IN closed.
In any event. the hlccoughs are
with the population and physicians
have been given considerable con
cern.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
PROMISES OMITTED AND 2
RINGS IN ODD CEREMONY

rGTTsBURGH, Nov. l--Dr. VIII
liam Windsor, phrenologist and wide
"a known locally as tho man who IL
different" was married the other
day and Ike everything else CON
vrntions had 10 go
About the only thing In common
with other weddings was a ceremony
and an ordained minister to tio the
knot
The ritual OF the wedding omitted
all the promises and leaned toward
compliments II was double rlns
ceremony, the bride first presenting
thc groom with n ring, at the same
time pralsing his courage, ruthful-
ness and grace" In return The groom
credited HIS bride with four virtues
"naturalno~. purity, justice ana
beauty"
when asked why love honor and
obey were omitted the doctor an.
swered with snort; why bother
with promises? Rats
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
AUTO SALESMANSHIP
MATTER OF SERVICE
w. G.. Norris Motor Company Main
tains Policy Of Courteous
Treatment 10 All.

The successful selling OF automo-
biles 10 the retail trade has been re-
duced to the science OF rendering
service
A large number OF different max 90
OF autOm obll.h have failed TO become =
popular In given territory due In
most part to the fact they were not
prope rly represented. and the proper
care ana attention to service was
lacking in the sales fdrC- and organ
iZation ~ the company handling
them, O.
1t s fact that an automobile
In lust 40 good as the service which
IL rendered on II by the company
which In selling IL. and the interest
which tho company takes In Its pa
irons after the sale IN made,
Therefore. the most reliable crt-
terion TO be gstded by in the pur-
chase OF car for business or pri-
vate use, II the reputation OF the
company from whom you are going
to purchase. The financial stand
ing. integrity and fairness Of that
company II going TO enter largely
into the question OF whether or not
you are satisfied with your purchase
In after months or years. until you
have VA tisficd yourself OF the fact
you have derived the full value OF
your car In usage
The w, c. Norris Motor Sales com
pany has long maintained policy
OF generous and courteous treatment
20 all alike. and II has made many
steadfast friends and continuous Gus
toners through tho several years in
,ervenipg since the birth of the COM
pnny,
The company is now state distrib-
utors for the Marmon, Jordan and
Liberty cars and Gary true y In the
past few months II has been a ques-
ton Of getting cars AZ deliveries have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Concluding negotiations which hnd
been In progress for several months
New York capitalists last week
signed a contract win tn" \ com
preston Inner Tube company To nan
die distribution Of the Local ruph"r
corporations products IN eastern Ter .
ritory. Under terms Of The contract
puncture proof inner tubes valued NJ
1880. 900 as a minimum VIII po
sold annually 20 tho eastern com
pany for 90 years u,..,-
The contract with tho distribu 'nrH
la the east. who VIII oprthi" unn"'
the name Compression TUB" ana lre
CORPORATION, was oousummated by NJ.
e. Hale. president OF the Tulsa com .
many The latter returned several
DAYS ago from New York aud WASH -
ington
Officials OF tho now sales com
many. who include men promlnen' ~
identified with the automQbilo lnluN-
trv Of the country, Will open h''d
uuartcrs In New York and cSi'hi'sh
numerous branch agencies In other
large cities Those men b"cnm" IN p
terosted in the blk Tnin pr"l'''
altar a thorough Investigation ~ mo
merits Of the u. 4. Compression IN
mar Tube
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

been far below the demand. but the
outlook iH brighter now, and there
ls Information from the Jordan and
Liberty factories that they Will soon
get the fitst shipment OF closed cars.
and that the open car production In
Increasing daily. and hope from
this to be able to partially at least
meet the demand for these most
popular cars
I'VE wish 10 assure all our patrons
that we ars fully prepared and
anxious to render the same high
Iunlty service, which has ever char
.tcterizcd our dealings In former
years. and eNetnd cordial invita-
ton to inspect both our lately ac-
auired lines, namely. Jordan ana
Liberty SKIES" concluded the local
manager.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
DUPLEX TRUCK TRAVELS
THROUGH SOONER MUD

while the majority OF truck
owners and car owners would have
despaired OF ma king the drive from
Oklahoma City TO Tulsa early last
week. We sent Duplex n ton four
wheel drive truck through the mire
without mishap or halt" said
Mr., Spaulding OF the Spaulding-
Swinney Auto company yesterday.
Taking into consideration tie ter
rible condition Of the roads I believe
that is an achievement to be proud
OF"