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Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
Man Breaks Leg

Adolph Caniglia, a sewer worker,
suffered broken leg when he fell
into sewer near Sixtieth and Cen
ter streets at II o'clock yesterday
morning. He was removed to the
Lord Lister hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
NEW YORK
Totals SO 13 80 ]
"Batted for Safer in ninth.
Batted for Sweeney in ninth.
Batted for Benton In ninth.

Pittsburgh .....0 o 0 0 0 0 2 4-6
New York ........0 1 0 0 o.
Two-base hits: Zimmerman. Three base
hit: Lee Stolen bases Burns, Chase
Sacrifice hits: Terry (2), Fletcher. Young
Zimmerman. Double plays: Zimmerman
to Doyle, Boeckel to Cutshaw to Safer
Doyle to Fletcher to Chase Left on bas-
es: New York, s; Pittsburgh, 10. First
base on error: New York, /. Bases on
balls: Off Dubuc. 8; off Oeschger. >: off
off Adams. l. Hits: Off Dubuc, In
seven and one-thrd innings; Benton 8 In
one and two-thirds innings; Oeschger
(taken out after walking two men); Win
ters, in one inning; Adams. in eight
innings; Hamilton, 2 in two innings.
Struck out: By Dubuc, 1. Passed ball
Sweeney. Winning pitcher Hamilton
Losing pitcher: Oeschger
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29

Sacrifice hit: Pearce. Double plays
Pearce to Luderus to Baird; Whitted tc
Pearce to Luderus, Daubert to Kopf Left
on bass Cincinnati. 6; Philadelphia, g.
First base on error: Philadelphia. l
Bases on balls: Off Smith, 2; off Jacobs
/; off Fisher, / off Ring. 2. Hits: Oft
Smith. 13 in seven innings; Jacobs. 2 in
two innings: Fisher, in six and one
third innings; Ring, none in two and two
thirds innings Struck out: By Smith, 2
by Jacobs, 2; by Ring, 2 Wild pitch
Smith. Winning pitcher: Fisher: Losing
pitcher: Smith
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
BRAVES TRIPLE
THREE TIMES TO
BLANK THE CUBS
Pound Vaughn Off Mound
With Eight Hits, Including
the Extra Base CIouts;;
Alexander Effective.

Boston, May 2S-Three triples
routed Pitcher Vaughn today and
Boston defeated Chicago, 4 to 0.
Vaughn was removed in the sixth
when Thorp's single followed Pow
ellis three-bagger. Alexander was
effective until relieved to make way
for a pinch hitter. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
American Association.

Louisville, KY, May 28.-Score:
r. H. z.
Ioledo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 6 2
LOUISVILLE % b U
=. Batteries: Brady. McColl and Murphy;
Corey and Kocher.
st. Paul. Mimi, May 2s.-score:
RHE
Kansas City 10
81 raul .''...'....'.. ...........b 3
Batteries: Shackelford, johnson, Graham
and LaLonge: Neihaus, Griner and Har-
grave. eleven innings.)
Minneapolis Mimi, May 2s.-sc6re:
R. II. E.
Milwaukee Observation-Disclosures. 13 4
-hiHHedpoiis l
Batteries: Hanson, Casper. Faeth and
HUM, Stumpf; Schauer. Palmero and
Owens. (Thirteen innings.)
Indianapolis. May 2S.-Score:
r. H. z.
AHuidHdpoils o
Batteries: Park, Wilkinson and Wagner;
Rogge and Gossett. (Thirteen innings.)
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
Pirates Win in Tenth.

New York, May 2S.-Aded by four pinch
htters, Pittsburgh tied the score by scor-
ing two runs in the ninth and defeating
New York In the tenth by score of to 2.
1t was only New York's third defeat by
western team. The Giants closed the first
intersectional series with 10 victories
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
CHICAGO.
BOSTON.
'Batted for Alexander In eighth.

Chicago .............0 0 0 0 0 o.
Boston ....,.........1 l 0 a
Two base hit: Mann. Three base hits
Herzog, Maranville. Powell Sacrifice hi: :
Pick. Double plays: Hollocher to Pick to
Merkle: Maranville to Herzog to Holke (2)
Left on bases Chicago, s: Boston, 5
Bases on balls: OFF Alexander. /; off
Nehf. 2. Hits: Off Vaughn, 5 in 1-3
innings: off Alexander, none in 2-3 in
nings; off Martin, none in l inning. Hit
by pitched ball BY Nehf (Killfer).
Struck out: BY Alexander, l: by Nehf, l.
Passed ball: Kilifer. Losing pitcher:
Vaughn
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
Totals "a 9 27

'Batted for Smith In seventh.
Batted for Jacobs in ninth.
Cincinnati .........O 0 0 S 0 0-6
Philadelphia .........1 0 0 0 0 2 2 o.
Two-base hit: Kopf, Rousch, Williams.
Three base hit: Neale Home run: Cra-
vath. Stolen bases: Rath, Neale, Kopf.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
Southern Association.

At Nashville--Nashville, 0; Atlanta, I.
At Little Rock-Little Rock, 3; New
Orleans, 20. (Called sixth; rain.)
At MISUNDERSTANDING z: Birm
ingham. g.
! At Mcmphis-MemphsM Mobile: rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29

Two base hits: Shotton, Smith, Wheat.
Three base hits: Miller. Griffith. 'Krueger,
Pfeffer. Stolen bases: Shotton, Paulette.
Miller, Clemons Olson. Double play:
Hornsby and Paulette. Left on bases: st.
Louis, 9: Brooklyn. 9. First base on
errors: Brooklyn. 8. Bases balls: OFF
Tuero. 2; off Pfeffsfr, 3. Struck out;
BY Tuero, g. by Pfeffer, S.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
Score:
Totals 81 5 "a II Totals 80 8 27

Joplin ..............o l 0 0 0 0 -
Sacrifice hits: Newasha. Huswitt Sac
rifce fly: Mueller. Double play: Hulswitt
to Breibeck. Stolen base: Wihoit. Struck
out: BY Waldbauer. 4. Bases on balls:
Off Waldbauer. 8; off Smith, 8. Left on
bases: Wichita 8; Joplin, 8. Time: 1:45.
Umpire: shannon.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
MINERS Win ONLY
WESTERN LEAGUE
GAME YESTERDAY
Defeat Witches by Close
Score; 0uthit Wichita
Club, 8 to 5;
Score, 2 to J..

Joplin. May ga walk, a sacri-
flee hit and single netted one score
in the eighth inning and Joplin won
the opening game with Wichita here
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
Cardinals Trim Dodgers 13 Innings.

Brooklyn, May 2S-St. Louis made 1t
two out Of three with Brooklyn today,
winning a 13-innng battle by a score of
to 5.
1t was Pfeffers first defeat in eight
starts. Heathcotes batting and Myers
fielding featured Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Yesterdays Results.
Louisville. s; Toledo. 0.
Columbus. 2; Indianapolis, 1,
Kansas City, Z; st. Paul. 6.
Milwaukee, Z; Minneapolis, s.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

st. Louis, Z: Brooklyn, 5 G3 innings).
Boston, 4: Chicago, o.
Cincinnati, s: Philadelphia. S.
Pittsburgh, 6; New York, 2.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Boston
Brooklyn at New York;
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
Redlegs Bunch Hits,

Philadelphia, May 2s.-Cincinnati
punched six hits with a pass and an error
on Smith in the fifth inning scoring five
runs today and winning from Phiadel-
phia, to 5. In the sixth Cravath hit a
home run into the bleachers. Score:
CINCINNATI pHII.ADE pIIIA
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
Base Ball Standings
WESTERN LEAGUE,

Yesterdays Results.
Joplin. 2; Wichita, /.
Games Today.
St Joseph at Omaha.
Wichita at Joplin.
Des Moines at Sioux City.
Oklahoma City at Tulsa.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
Games Today.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-29
PPOOEJ.vNi

Totals So Is 80 3 Totals so 10 80 l
st. Louis 80 2 0 0 1 0 0 2-7
Brooklyn $50 3 0 0 0 0 0--5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
NO EGGS FOR 6 WEEKS.
NOW GETS rs A DAY
found How Ia k,sp Hens In,ing Ia
Winter. plan tsisil, Tried.

MY hens had not lad an tgs for q
weeks started feeding them ion sung
aud In Ia dA,s ihev made . start with ,
eggs a day and AWRts Increasing = little
each dsy until nov they ate laying % q
day '- stephen inchs. Route =. Lott
Ttras
This result In the severe weather Of
January. 1919. shaved VT Fuchs that
hen. rsn Ia, good egg profit instead of
loaflny II costs nothing 10 ny Here /,
our offer
Give yonr hon, hon sung and watch '.
sults for one month n Nou don hud that
bon sung pays for itsrlf and pays YOU a
good profit hesidss. simply tell us aud your
money will BE- refunded \
Don Sung tChinesr for egg laylnrl works
dlrecil, on the erg laying organs and "a
also q splendid tonir IL l. easily gwen IN
th. feed improves the hens health, NAL ~
her stronger and more Hrii'e IN any
weather and starts her lsying
Try Don sung for h0 days and " I,
doesn't get you the ergs no matter hos
cold or wet the weather youf money will b.
refunded Nv return mail. Oct hon sung
from your dfurgi., of ~ouliry remedy
dealer or send 80 cents today Tor PACK
ase hy mail prepAii. Rnrrell busscf Co.
iip Columbs bldg Indisnapohs Ind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
pRlCe OF FLOUR TO DROP
" WHEAT BILL IS PASSED

-, WMlilNGTON, Feb. 7.-Membors
~ .h' house agriculture committed
muai rNprosaed the opinion that the
re ot flour would be lowered and
~ the cost 10 consumers OF other
v!t,nCpal foodstuffs would decline
'uun congress pass the hil for
,,lllhs out the government wheat
,'Vr guaranty approved last night
s,,, 'ne hill provides that while the
nn,,oosinment would carry out It's
huuhllsc TO the farmers ot t2es n
su'nel Tor the 1919 wheat crop. the
.'re 10 tho consumer would b,
aa,F only hy the law OF supply and
Tho government would
"h mo difference between tho pur.
,.Ss las ana sale price and tho bin
Soo oI'.'' ""l an appropriation OF 81 600, D..
,.,u'o Tor this purpose. The hin
',,nh ne president power To con.
co., ,r' lhr food administrations grain
r' -, pofa'ion to carry out the guaranty
' create a new agency
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
"RAMONA" AT
R|ALT0 SUNDAY
Big Special Production Of
Helen Hunt Jackson's
Famous Story.

Inpuostionihlv one ~ tho hlg film
treats ~ tho wear in Tulsa will hc
the engagement ~ tho hig special
production of Helen hunt Jackson
World-fimous Indian love STORY
Ramona which opens ~ the RI
alto tomorrow fur thrve-dnv run.
The story WIS filmed amid the
wonderful scenery - southern calf
fornln famed ns ono ~ The beauty
spota ~ tho world. and the settings
nfe cntrnuc.nriy beautiful Tn" spe-
c.u.ly chosen cost is headed by Mon
roe Sllithnrv we'll known screen
star. and Adln GIoisnu well rcmcm
bored for h,r artistic work lr
rbomna DiSons "'rho one Woman "
Millions have read "nnmnuu" bat
they will find tho film STORY far moro
md interesting than tho
cold printed words The picture has
heon given a lavish production hy
". " Cuue. cn producer with u. W
Grifflth ~ Tho Uirth W a Nailon d"
and producer ~ Harold Bcll wright
"t,yes ~ the world"
~ such hirh merit is Tho piclur.
Ted version ~ this remarkable story
that n has never been shown at pop.
ular priC.s In an the larger riilcs
&, has shown NJ 81 admission or
more Tho Binlto. however. VIII give
q io Tulsa Cun lovers at the usual
Rialto pricos
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
TWO BARTLESVlLlE
MEN ARE BLOWN UP
>itrntur ~ american civ hcrrinc Plant
INplodcS--Third Man seriously
Injured nnd NAV be.

Rpeeial 10 Tho world
IlARTLESN lille, okla. l'rh. ,--
Albert Hroliar, ~. and Iul sexton,
81, were blown to pieces this fore
noon when an old nittl'ur Was hclng
cleaned out 90 w" In th" new plant
erected bv the American GbC,3.ino
company on the site uf the old plant
that was destroyed % month ng0
when two men were Killed hy an ~.
pluAon The old ultrh'nr Ind gone
through the former explosion and
was supposed 10 have been cleaned
by the process
To forcstnll tho possibility ~ any
~ the fluid lurking In II. before sep.
arating from its base, It was washed
and scrnpcd.
nrolliar picked mp sl"dgc and
gave one blow when the n.'rntor eN.
plodcd. horribly mnnEllnF both men
l.. l. Vincent who was superiutcnd-
Ing the n"w structure was standing
near and was cut aud bruised by
flNlng debris lie IL seriously In
lurod ana may die
Iirolllar had recently returned
from overseas ana had seen hard
fighting with the American army.
lie is unmarried ana resides nj cha
mute. kansas sexton has "A wfo
ana three children. who live here
Vincent resides In Chanute ana has
been with the company FOR "A numhei
of years
The factory was DESTROYED q
month Rgu hy an explosion of nitro
and Vincent was called her" To SUI
pcrintcnd the crNctiun ~ a new one
The factory ~ located nt Torpedo
switch ON the katy nilrond two
mile from town.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
CLINE BELIEVES DEPUTIES
WILL GET HIGHER SALARY

County clerk Lewis Cline. who In
president ~ tho Oklahoma County
Clerks association. returned from
oklahoma city yesterday whore he
has hpcn In the interest ot some
legislation relative "a the Increase
N s'trirs Tor deputies IN county OF.
'icts which was recommended by tho
association nt meeting a few weeks
ago
Mr.. elmo reports that tho hill,
winch has nlroady been introduced
w the house, provides for "A maxi
mum SALARY for deputies ~ $3.50 In
general tcrnN Hut he has the ns-
'hrahcc that a rider will be attached
before tho hill ~ finally passed pro-
'.nlng mat In counties with a pom
ulatlon NJ more than 10000 a maxi
mum on 1900 may be- paid tho dcpu-
YES This will take care OF Tulsa
county
Legislators take Legislative" no
uee mat such "a provision ls neces-
nty IN this county because OF tho
,ac, That tho big oil companies pay
are salaries for such men as are
500 70 handle the countss business
said Mr.. Cline.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
JAPS ARE PRESSING
CLAIMS ON CHINESE
buNCrnn"ni L. Iuld tu Di~lNuw ".
tlons uf b'lEn,,~ IN i'nris Tor
lsing Tao nni iinrhur

rIktNG W,lrr,tl, r,u @ At
iSWpH tr hrtus mtNv b., ~, Jap
au,sv 10 Iudu,, tn, chinese guN,ir.
W,ni in ilstNuW fu, t.luu uf ~
delegate 80 10" p.,.p conference ty,.
ihr reason that ."g tr N,riuuHN
embarrassing Japan. according to
sem. OFT ,tl th't'H. .ulI,r. hrir
Th' ruNrluw'ut H htri pressed
Tor Wuu'N amt uN. n t- -Ilu NI,li
to the ltpturs, W|-i,s u uu,,r tu
obtain the needed tuudt
rNllS W,du,,d.N. Fob The
chime" delegation Goo The peace com
ference hpH been tiN HrI ttow I,kIug
~ TIE lptu''H ,ouluuut rrgufu.
,ug thr ttI.lNtH ut iHu tu u,.u
delegate hr., pf Nrlrrt.u kuu.
tud the uih'r dvi,gpIcs ,NpI,.- Hur.
ptIs" over ih' vr advice. us INv. say
hat the chinese ,tr, Wa l.IIN
stutrd hrful, the Couu.t of lu, NNu
puwr'h. inv Du,t,d states. Girtt
britain. iIlur' l'tly ANT Japan
Ipou u"ii,' OF uuN an huur tui =
hiif ana iull ou thr surg,eIluu OF 4
member ui that ,ouu,. emma uf
tered tu ~JlW . ul lh" secret agree
mUuts between emma and Japan
stands ready tu du thus ana tu accept
he verdict ot ,nr ao,l,S of nauonS
uu the issue
The ,hicf issue between china and
Japan that has arisen 100 cunuoctiutf
with tho Wur srIil"Wvui ls over the
disposition ~ IH np Tao and us hhT.
hoi ANA adjacent Territory IA shan.
iung province the former Gtrmdn
concession m emma japan, on en-.
trting the War. began an uff,usiN e.
against The G,rmaus in the 1sng
Tao area aud after a short campaign
captured the territory. Nh.rh she
since has held ca ui'H desire. rs
expressed bV her dolrR trs at laris.
~ to yet thus Territory htra
N,purts from Ilr.H have indicated
that Japan dVHlrrd Ia retain IHlny
Tao harhur hut had offered to re-
store Shhntgng province otherwise.
lIr Wellington kuu. chinese MIN
.st,r To the United states ana one ui
th mas delegates Ht the peace con
ference. recently asserted that the
Japanese claim WIZ based upon an
agreement entered into on May 30.
1918, which gave Japan the right to
rHtn bliSh concession exclusively
undrr her jurisiicuon IN TsIug Tao.
Ito declared, however, that this
dgrremcn, was entered into under
hurcn'. Japan having threatened hos
ulitics, and he claimed that It wd'
vuidc q
Doctor kon insisted that Japnn's
offer to restore Shantung province
was meaningless hs neither the GER
mans nor the japanese had actual
possession ~ n, hut merely don't
mated It through the railway and port
concessions which Japan wished to
retain
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Rfl GUM WANTS HUN
PAYMENTS AT ONCE
,,o,r,.sI Claims Declared Urgent by
nrmlsr Of Commi''o" on Hrp"ra-
dion aud Advance Is Asked.
70 WAIT FOR FULL FIGURES
,.,mrlrrr statement unnecessary la
.,,r reimbursement II Claim
rrlnrii, II Also Claimed.

=, DID,. ,.so,,trI Pres.
'I.Il- Feb z Tho financial
.., Irp,um against Germany
...r urgent. baron Van Den
-. member uf the llclginn
.. U.,rttlnn ana of IN" peace
,tr,r.. committee on roparation.
'rl,..l. he declared. does not
,....t,., fn wait for nm agreement
.r.I.h,I ~ for the exact figure
OBJ. r.I,multy which In due her
,t,,r obtaining ~ least partial rep.
linn Tho baron said that u per
.s,,r, uf the indemnity should be
,.Ul immediately
%. ',u..,.um. hr added. needs food and
hmm. AT once. Her working
,.'sp ,ra idle. her Industries ARE Mt a
,,,rlsf.I ur working at "A loss. and
49,, f,f..rn trade will go To- other
.,,t,ft unlcsa something Is dono
without delay
T,r,,l war contributions cNlCicd
,,nm the provincial governments
during more than four years Hggro.
s,t,d from 70 10 10000. 900 francs a
',op,h tho baron said. Private citi-
,.,s b4yr been dcspoilcd ~ their
y
,uifarIura through unemployment
have been nccontunted by the high
ros, ~ living More than 10000,
houses IN belgium have been de.
Nfoycd
I'm an effort 20 ruin belgian com
ns,Illon after tho war, the baron
continued. Germany selzcd nll raw
materials and the greater part Of
,hs machinery and electrical install
l,ilons iu the iron, steel ana manu-.
nctgrinr plants The Cockerlll steel
phnt for instance which employed
nearly 10000 workmen before tho
war. has been stripped ~ all machin-
sry and rendered useless out or the
4 200 hrcwcries In Belgium. $500
have been robbed OF their copper
material
The nclrlan farmers. the baron
,all have lost all their horses. es.
pecNlly hloodod stations ro sorely
needed now for reproduction, All
the cattle have been repuisltioned
and sent 10 Germnny and the very
land Itself ia poorer In the Wnlloon
PROVINCES and Flanders for lack OF
fertilizer The inundaiions OF nit
water IN Flanders have affected
large part of tho province and rem
defed that part of Belgium sterile
Tor the next seven years
while the foregoing losses" the
baron continued. may he figured In
franco. what cannot he reckoned In
money II the very terrible ravnges in
health suffered hv our population
because ~ privntlon-"
Asked II he thought his country
had a claim 10 priority on the first
insiallmrn' on the indemnity 20 he
paid hy Germany, Baron Van Den
lleu,cl said:
"can you name any country which
is more deserving of priority than
Belgium >"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
EMPRESS MONKS
CHILDREN'S TREAT
Greatest Performing Monkeys
in Vaudeville Attract
Big Crowds.

Mothers who wish 90 give their
children u treat hN taking ihcm tn
see Gnlicttrs wonderful troupe OF
performlng monkc,s at the Empress
should reserve seats ~ M" night
shows tonight. n they 40 not wish
80 get into tho Jam for thls after.
Moons mntinre Al thv hoNes and
logcs for tod1Ss matinee wrro sold
Yesterday and u 10 cor,ain that the
house will overflow this afternoon.
Of course. there az" about LOO
seats at the Empress excluding the
boxes and logcs but as No seats are
reserved nt matincos there VIII be
"A great lineup for those before the
hoy office window 10y / o'clock 10.
dav. sn great Re the demand ~ tho
Riddles of tulsa tn see Gnllet'ls IA
nous troupe These murkov1 arc
the greatest monkey act In Nhude-
villa They do everything In thrtt
skit MONKEY nny ~ mo
Races. - PLAYING musical lFs'ru-
ments and duing many acrobauc
stufAs. (AdNl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
soHlkt s LEADERS ARE HELD
toh JURY IN KANSAS CITY

n,a "NNSNS CITY. Fob. 7-riyo Of
.t,. sliikc leaders arrested on
r".b'. or violating the order ot
,,,t'''' J'hn G Pollock forhldding I'm
,,,a.. .'h'e with tho operation of
a., ''rs In kansas CITY Kan. 10
s,i N'r' ordered held for the fed.
n frnud Jury Ia nj, m ToneL,
unpl The order wn, ,uied by
uaIrv l.. Arnold United stat com
IN ,bI hi'ct hearing the cvidenco
Com,,t. uh charges were based
eyids,na" Arnold held that the
,orrc. hfalnH tlif rangsdaie, At.
nn, ~ r,he strikers. did not war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Ask Appropriation On storage.

WASHINGTON. Feb. : Major
General Guethala. chief Of the pur-
chase. storage aud traffic division ~
the war department, asked the house
military affairs committee today for
an appropriation ~ $4,000, 900. TO
be used IN storing the enormous
quantities ~ surplus war supplies In
pos.csslon of the department lie
snid $40. 900 coo would be needed tor
the rental OF Storage houses and 800
OOO, coo fot maintenance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
PACKERS ATTEMPTED
TO PREVENT PROBE
NUsirr ndcr cross Examination
I'~ilfl"- irirnd- Were tshtd ~
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
LIFE OF ROOSEVELT
EXT0LLED BY HAYS
Republican Chairman Pays Tribute
to Former President IN Address
Before Indiana Legislature.

lNDIANArpIlS, Ind. .Tcb. Z -
Tribute To the Life and pttrioiism OF
Theodore Roosevelt Was paid hy WI
H. Hays chairman of the republican
national commitlo. AZ the Euosrvclt
memorial session ot the Indiana
legislature here today
'"rhe lesson Of patriotism ~ Thro-
dore Roosevelt" Chairman Hays
who delivered the principal mem
orlnl address. declared. lis his mouu.
mcnt"
'iie was for peace when peace was
right, but to win right for rights
sake II was necessary. then he was
Tor war or whatever else was needed
and. above all, he was Tor America
eternally ana there hr was the
bevercat partisan" the speaker con
tinued.
TO follow this mans life IL u sue.
cesslon OF steps from peak To peak
To describe his accomplishments II
review of. superRtivcs llc had
more knowledge about more thinys
than any man. amazing all with
whom he came In contact hy tn,
breadth of his knowledge, prodig Gus
beyond comparison. lie was intense
ly human In the freedom OF unsclf.
lshncsA, and his name IN synouomous
with courage and activity.
"liA alert ana Intense nature was
always In tune 10 the needs OF the
moment but he went deeper into
the fundamentals than any one Of
his period In off,ce while Wise men
were asking what might best be-
done, Roosevelt would reply the
best has been done ana lac was
right "A early ~ 1909 h" spoke
the language tho kaiser understood
ana never ceased to speak that Ian
guage while he lived.
Ills career ns "A member OF tho
legislature. Hs civil commissioner ns
assistant secretary NJ the navy. col
Onel ~ the Rough Rldcra. governor
NJ New York. vice prw.d dent ana
president ~ the tinted SiHtra. ~
author. historian. naturalist. hunter.
sportsman. husband, father citizen.
he carried through II an ns the one
controlling motlf, consistent de-.
termination to DO what he thought
was right. ~ maitcrcd not one whit
how that course affected himself or
anything, II he thought II wae right
he ala ii--and he dil n 20 the hit
81 have kept the promise that I
made To mvarlf when WIS 81 That
promise was % i've my He to the
hilt until | was 90 and have kept
that promise
These words Theodore Roosevelt
said To his sister few dave hcforo
he died" Mr. Hays said, and this
indeed he did
I'VE cannot say that he was ,ypl-
cal American h"chusN' he was too un-
like 10 be typical. he had no counter
part. the furemos, American. yes,
the leader of leaders. yce. bat 1lmyo
all, ne was the supreme Implication
of that intangible thing We love to
think uf ns the American spirit"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Scnnic ,o Vote On Postal BiiIs.

WASHINGTON. FEB. After an
other dny given over largely To de-
bate, IN" senate today reached an
agreement Tor final vote tomorrow
on tho itOO,O00,0OO annual postof-
ficc appropriation hll Efforts to-
day tn amend the measure generally
wen. unsuccessful
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

WNSIIINIiTVN, IVN- \ nov
offering of treasury certificates of
indebtedness amounting 90 5000
OOO 600 with Interest ~ the rate ~
g., pcr cent waa announced today
hv the treasury The certificates
win be- dated February ~ ana viii
he PAYABLE July -. ncN' Suhscrip'
ton hooks viii close February 20.