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Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08
Brown and VinsonhaIer to
Debate LEAGUE of Nations

A public debate on the League of
nations between ex-senator Norris
Brown and Judge Duncon Vinsonhal-
er will be held at the Unitarian church
on Wednesday, April Is. The senat-
or will speak on the affirmative and
Judge Vinsonhaler on the negative.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08

I met the other man both told me
about the Grain exchange.
II was going to invest the $1,000
right there, but the detectives spoil
ed the party" he said.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-08

The Advertiser who uses The Bee
Want Ad Column increases his
business thereby and the persons
who read them profit by the oppor-
tunities offered. 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
HOLD LITTLE HOPE
40 PREVENT STRIKE
WaIkout of Miners on November 4
ScemS Sure According 10 View
Entcrtninrd In Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct Js.-Ther,
seemed littlo hope tonight OF avert
ms the strike Of half million bE
luminous co"! miners. callea for No
ypmber l.
After n series OF conferences with
labor leaders here and telephone
talks with others In he central coal
territory. John l. Lewis president OF
ne United Mine Workers, announced
mat tho miners would go out unless
all demands. including the five day
week, were granted.
Phe operators. standing by their
4 decision not tn consider any proposal
looking 10 a shorter weekly schedule.
md refusing to open negotiations un-
lcHsoih he strike order VIA Withdrawn.
charged that the miners were trying
TO freeze 'ne country into submis-
sion by Insisting upon acceptance Of
''lmuusslb., demands
'1he strike viii not be called of. q"
LFw.' declared
owe viii not arhHra'e while the
strike order stands" said Thomas I.
Brew W#.rr chairman OF The operators
scale committee.
Meanwhile pressure was qbeiug
ruurhf Go uCIr on both sides from
many quarters to adjust their differ
ug.y l.rvIa said there would Doe
.ruurh coal uu hand November Gao
'rg rNe country warm 30 days
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
l. w. w. Connected
for Making Threat
to Kill President

LEANENWORTH. kan. Oct 49,.
lt.fu pierre o mtmDrT uf ,Ac In
dusir.al Workers OF the World, was
round guilty by "A jury In the fed
crai court here today on "A charge
of threatening the life OF presl-
dent Wilson He was sentenced to
serve three and une-half years In
the federal pcnitentlary here and
upon his giving notice Of appeal
bond was fixed at $1,000. The YER
diet waa reached In 20 minutes
Testimony from government SO
crct service agents introduced on
the opening Of the trial this morn
ing showed that four or them at
tempted to shadow Pierre when ha
was released from the pcnitentiary
here IN october, 1913, and that he
gave them the slip In Chicago.
They lost track Of him untl no
Was arrested while working In an
ammunition factory near Cleyc-
land, ohio, In February. 1t devel-
oped that special pains were taken
10 guard President Wilson and w
@. McAdoo after the secret service
men lost track OF Pierre.
lie declared he never. had made
threats 10 KIN the president and
did not know anything about Mr..
McAdoo until his name was men
toned In the trial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
Hardship andPleaSWeMined
in Great Flight by Maynard

tended 90 uB and the numerous
invitations 90 &c options that we
received
The control stop commanders
were uuprcpured for our coming.
Before starting the trip We
thought tu1l the HUcklcs wou. q
be- The WutH. part for Us As -
matter Of fact they were not At
al bt1. over the Rockies 500
feet above them We found we
roHid nlide % a safe landing plaa
in any valley
When We go' near Reno We hal
ftou q IN finding he field. em0He
hung over the city and made b.
di''lcul, 20 see Going out n Reno
" had 'c climb 81. Aizh' up.
Going from Reno TO Sacra-
Wcntu Was he IN s. beau ful sui
most dangerous part OF The trip.
The mountains we're covered WIKI
treet and snow Z. ere vas hardly
room enough o. drive an OK cart
through. We crossed the noun
ta.us n an altitude OF about l3 600
fee
We had trouble In finding san
Francisco because ~ the heavy fog
wiiyl hunl over the city and were
hr'f prru#s tho hay before We
could s.o 'h" shores We lost about
10 minutes trying 'o find tho city
hHf l1' q WHn l"rfrl rocsntion
when v. arrived 4 seemed as
CONTINUED ON PAGE FoUR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
TAXI DRIVERS HELD
FOR DARING H0LDUP
Trio of Tulsa Mon Held and Robbed
on Fairgrounds ROAD Pour
Miles from city; loss SO.

Fifteen minutes after The hold up
was reported az tho police head
quarters Carl "Cederlegs Temple.
Ton. taxi driver. and " Freeman
were behind the bars ~ the city Jail
positively Identified by the victlms.
,seryln Mercer. Ernest Roberts and
Hobcrt Roberts. as being the men
who ordered them TO reach for tho
sky" while they ransacked their
pockets. securing $40 IN cash and two
% rcyoNers. four miles north on
The fairgrounds road
lt was about 10 80 last night that
he three boys were driving out to
he home OF MERGERS uncle, Charles
ID. HuKhey a. Perry. when they were
Dvcrtaken by zone eyed" Stude-
baker touring car driven by x one
armed man. tho boys said.
only two Ot the high iackers got
ont ot the car. Both wore masks.
one Of them had big t5 calibre
revolver while the other used an
automatic. Nothing was taken from
any OF the trio bot Mercer and no
iost $40 in cash. The boys were 500
ing possum hunting az their uncio's
farm and had swo 8s calibre revolt
,ers with them In the car, together
wlth n pocket fuI pf ammunition.
These were also taken.
IL thiuk j know who you arc" said
one of The boys a. tho suck-up men
left them
Sfut rp or YOU won't know moth
.ur ~ fnrv answered
Coming direct 90 The police STA
Hou frr boys reported tho hold up
So u o.rIo9f~ a. llsf5 o'clock De-
.re.ivn John vs. Henry brouHht IN
thr tvr suspects whom he had ar
rested alta rHvi stand near The Frifco
Irr8t IN n stuHehakar car with only
one brlrht llaht. In their pockets
we're found some 9s shells, bag %
-ohscco said to have been taken
rom Mercer. the big Is revolver.
ara a fur cost that 'he boys iderti-
gsa as having been worn b. one ~
ne robbers
All three boys werc positive that
hes wore rh- two Who had held
l,t, rp No trace % the SO or
COSTlSCED oS PAGE THRKk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
HANSON CONSIDERED
IN PRESIDENT RACE
FUrpicr Mayor of Seattle Who speaks
Here "Wednesday Mny be Factor
In Presidential Rpoe.

with both tHbor and capital IN
sympathy wlth h!a position there Ia
! possibility That Ole Hanson. who
speaks ln Talsa Wednesday undos
he auspices Of the American I,eaRion
may be a leading candidate for
president From all parts OF the
country reports favorable to Hanson
for president are being received by
him. While not In the ring for pres
ideutial honOrs, his friends insist
ihat ruhlic sentiment may force him
into tho race.
IL ia st.uum that "A man who has
been In public life for number OF
yearH commands jhe respect OF both
labor and capital by quickly settling
he big H'rlke In Seattle a'.tefni
months aEo Hanson az once sprang
into the international l.InelighL 30
great wa, the demand on him to
make addresses m an parts OF the
country Hanson resigned as mayor
N Seattle tu engage IN country
vide tour Whereyer he has 0p-
pruoed packed houses have greeted
h,m His mcfgsRs. treuinE with
pure AWcriranlsm aud which
touches on tho industrial conditions
90 thc country. has met with the
unanimous approval OF both labor
nd capital
I'm hIn-ur Mr. Hanson 90 Tuis3. "
said Horace Hag1r. president OF the
Joe carson pos. w8, are KsrpIug
entirely Hwly fr4n politics Han
..H.a tpCr,h viii deal with important
subjects which vitality affect tho
country al thH UWH ] believe that
he has a W,srlFr which VIII make
uH ali better Americans
hnaan has been selected 10 intro
IuCu Hanson when Ue speaks iu|
CunvouuuH nail st sslb osuiocs
"Wednesday night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
ASK JURY TO PROBE
NEWBERRY ELECTION
p,pnrtmcup of Justice Takes Action
Nftcr Careful Investigation" say
official Announcements.

wAsIuNGTON OcllglS Tho de-
r1r.mrrf OF Justice r~osiuurgad %.
night th1I after careful iuycsNvI .
'I1u' o. Nld decided fH bring before
70 federal grand fury ln Grand
Rapids frnuf charges arising out OF
.hr nomination and election Of Tru.
man ~ Nawhcrry 7s United States
senator from Michigan The 1cEur a
hlas1. the announcement states. on
complaints f"1 with the dcpar
mcnt "und aIso public charges of
STlui and corruption made hy 'hD
'lcu'rNprf governor ot Michigan.
and others
Frank O. Daley ~ Indianapolis
former United States district httor-
upy for Indiana has been assigned
hv he department Co conduct mo .u-
NHstrafiHn In previous election
fraud prnafgW IONS he statement
aa,s the department had found Mr.
DALEY ".o %, fl.r and impartial and
fsln from pol. l.'ic1' hlsg
Henry Ford % Detroit. defeated
oHrd date. S,oi r. 6ASitiou with 'Hn
s.ulf, az tho las. eos ION. cnrfcs'i0H
Senator NsNbrrry'a r.Fh' 10 lIa fss|
.r that bo'y. \ reroir'lHn proposing
% ear1fe hives IgI''Hu vas I'm -olursH
hy Senator TnUHrrur. democrat.
ohio. arf referred 'o the committee
on privileges and cleo ions hut no
action was 'aktr. Senator poucrrrc
rfir'r1durod he resolution whom ne
present special session convened but
action was defer -
NNorravv 'or NJ Ford rHv. '.-r
fr conference recently with Chair
man DNfurh1u republican. Voc
uogI. ~ tine com ml'fsr 1u privileges
Hr1 elections BrF Fl. .s rrlrrs.y.. .Hs
r veraua resolution .a 10 yg taken
up ior a-;.ga EeIy syuh
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Tentative Resolution
Drafted on Collect
i've Bargaining.
GOES BACK TO GROUPS
Final Action Expected To-
day in General Commit
tee on Plan.
UNIONS MUST APPROVE
Negotiations to Be Chosen
by Majority of "Their
Own Members"
UNIONS MUST APPROVE

WARRINGTON, Oct. ia tenta-
Ing was reached by the gensral eoin-
mittee OF the national Industrial con-
ference tonight after an ali-day sos.
tive agreement on collective barsair-
sion. Committee members will con-
suit with their respective groups to-
morrow and final action on framing
a report 90 the conferences win he
taken by the general COMMITTEES to-
morrow night
The committee agreement was
reached by taking the declaration OF
the public and labor groups as
basis and adding 10 the sentence
recognizing tho, right OF wage earn
ers To organize "in trade and labor
unions the words shop and other
Industrial associations"
The proposed compounds also
substitutes for the sentence OF the
original declaration recognising this
rlEht OF organized labor 20 be repre-
scented "hy representatives chosen by
a majority OF their own membsrs."
The tentative declaration retained
the form Of the original and was
broken up into ~ different parts.
each Item stating az, specific prin-
lNifi"i ~ NiNtF w bt~~ftd0nt UuuJtlt
to amendment
The discussion IN committees
hinged almost entirely on the right
of outsiders" 10 represent employees
IN negotiations with employers. II
was day NJ ups and downs. during
which At times agreement seemed In
aighi. and nt times the breech wild
ened and compromise seemed impon-
nible, The committee recessed to-
day % allow tho labor and capital
groups to caucus and during the das
numerous drafts OF q declaration
were submitted and rejected.
G. r. barrett, president OF the
Farmers National Cooperative union
and a member OF the employers
group of the conferences declared ns-
rinultufe generally would support
labor IN It's demand that the right
OF collective bargaining be recor-
niZed by the industrial conference"
His statement was issued Just he.
fore his departure on visit TO his
home In Union city. "a.
'"rhe nhtiopnl board OF farm or
ganlEations has officially indorsed
he capper-IIersrr m bill." he said.
This bill gives TO the farmers the
clear right to collectively dispose OF
their products. Collective buying
and collective selling are as general
policies inevitable. II will be iT0-
possible for this conference to pre-
vent their consummation."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
IS GREETED BY FAMILY
First to Meet Winner Are
Wife and Two Children
Who Rush Across Field.
WILL TRY FOR A NEW MARK
Attempt at One-Stop Cross
Country Ftght viii Be
Made by Lieutenant.

MlNEOLA. n Y. oct. ls.-IIsIf.
Fel'in Maynard In the mir rn q
aCiues the continent ana return. iha
greatest aviation endurance test ~
history, landed here at 1900 p m.
Lieutenant Maynurds official
'nhdlnS lime was i5O.06
Lieutenant Maynard flew the il2
Inlits u tho last stage In his ..rA a,
Iltht from ocean 10 ocean and rc.
turn ~ q speed OF nearly two niles
a nilhuN. Several minutes before
he landed his plane was visible flash
Ing across the cloudlcse sky in ~.
hrliIlhnt sunshine Of perfect
autumn day.
The 'lrst persons 10 greet him as
he slepped from his machine al the
conclusion or his historic flight were
MS wife and two little girls VINO
rushed across tho field amid the
frantic cheering ~ the hundreds OF
spectators VINO were marshnled At a
safe distance by special details Of
soldiers
The first words uttered by Leu.
tenn M Maynard when he nut hia fpc'
on Mother Earth again were n gen
crous tribute 10 Sergeant n r.. Klein.
his companion on the flight
'Sergeem Klein deserved the
credit" shId the lieutenant
1T IS all up to the Lieutenant"
promptly retOrted The sergeant "Ils
Ia The greatest pilot on earth"
Between Lieutenant MAYNARD and
his wife. however. IL was not n oueq.
ton or words Mrs Maynard tyaa
at the side of the alrplane aimAsi
before p had come 10 rcpt. and her
from his scat and
embraced her Filently HE two chill
dren we're clasped ny the trlum nSnnf
father
Lieniennnt Mayuards second pph.
'ic announcement following his trtp-
ute 10 hls companion IN the great
rae" was signal proof that ncithcr
his courage nor nerve had been afa
feeted by the EruelilnR test to which
they hd1 been mhjected lie de-
clared with a smile that he would
be Off again within few dave in
an attempt 10 make ono stop trans
flIRht The single stnn
VIII be made az Dallas Texas. and
he lieutenant said that he expected
10 make the attempt within the conf |
ng week
Tho mrs' Joyous member ~ lie |
Marty, ai least Hg rnr as demonE'~7, /.
ion went was "TrlNie." the Bel |
dan police dog who accompanied !
he rynr pauon ns his mas"o' |
rr.V tc'ifh' Of rudin. 'hr H0lIi |
.ur'h under hor on more know NJ /
luuuds and $40 4 shed around tn' I
.r1uul tho plane .vouSv hprkI0g
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
DELAYED TRIALS
AID AUTO THIEF
Allied Civic Committee Puts
Blame for Lax Prosecu-
tions for Theft.
MUNR0E IS ON DEFENSE
Committee Would Obtain Con-
vention Hall for Special
Court to Hear Cases.
II CARS STOLEN IN WEEK
Sunday


Car OF NJ. r.. Cooper. 1891 South
Boulder.
Car Of savoy on company. ElRs
club, Tulsa.
car Of Charles Morton. il4S
South Cheyenne
Car Of Frank Bryan. sos Cosden
building.
car or Roy p, Brayon. sIs South
Boston.
Monday
Car OF l. q. Malone, 1Io5 South
College avenue.
Car OF q. W Pears, G2s, North
Car OF n. 4 stckan. 1920 wes,
Cameron
Car or Oncta dRSnnlng company.
s94 kennedy building
Tuesday %
Car Of Harry T.. GOodlaw. Tulsa
Wednesday
Car or James 4. Gardner, 626
Kennedy building
Car OF Il. l. Brootins, 1914
South Carson
Car OF ], c. Slime. 22s West
Ninth street
Tburrsiay
Car OF NJ. T.. Graves, Prairie oil
n Gas Co.
Car OF II. e. Goff. sapulpa, Okla
Friday
Car of W. H. L9fgston, s23
South Lawton.
Saturday
Car OF r. II. Daley. 1907 South
Carson
Responsibility for he lax prose.
sutlun of automobile thieves iu Tul
,s county was fixed yesterday by Jht
allied civic committee ~hcn uf,cr Hr
nygstigauuu of court procccdlu.~
and information furnished by lusti .,
Il. Gray and Justice S T. MlNoy
before whom all OF the preim!narl
hearing ON criminal charges are held
u TulFa. On was dceligI definitely
hat although the officers are ap.
lBronily doing their duty the con
,cs'cd condition OF the district court
u Tulsa county has resu 'cI m de
aged trials believed 10 h- the has z.a
y the success uf automobile thieves
n escaping the penalty ~ the .uw
The REMEDY as the members ~ The
'ummiites saw a. is matter ~
pceiy trials for an accused of ag.
omohilo stealing. prccludiuF the op.
'oriunity for important WltuCs-ra o.
cave the county or STATE. and in U
.roal measure avoiding the ueo,s
liy OF bringing the prosecuting wit.
less u found. into court ly usa u'
subpoena.
Meets with Justl,ys.
The committee. headed hy its
hartman. W g. S.egcr. met In ltr
.ounty courthouse yesterday after.
.oou. ana questioned Justices Gray
md NlNey concerning certain all
eyed failures ~ thrsH courts 80 tp-
uire proper bonds from defendants
harE,d with automobile larceny
Justice Nsxry said that the state
ren,s mad, accusing him uf rcIs4s-
CONTINUED oN FACE FIGHT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
PENALTIES THE TIE-UPS
Provides Fine and Imprison-
ment for Lockouts or
Strikes on Road.
PLAN STRICT SUPERVISION
G re a te Regional Systems
Under Transportation
on Return.

WASHINGTON, oct. 1S.--Perma
nent railroad legislation was nd
vanced A step today. the senate in
terstate commerce committee com
pleting work on It's bill providing
for return Of the railroads 70 private
ownership and operation. under
strict government FUhcTViBi0n and
with drastic provisions against
strikes or luCkouts
" The bill is TO be reported out early
next week and placed In position
for senate debate Immediately after
disposal OF the treaty with leaders
planning rs passage next month.
Anu-Strlkc Clnusc
Ani-s'rike provisions of the bill
provide fines OF $500 or ak months
i'm prisonmen'. or both. Tor railroad
employees OF officials or others con
vcted of pnrt!cipa IN or aiding
strikes or l0ckouis The prohibition
against aiding strikes was inserted,
committee members said TO reach
both radicals and labor leaders who
aid. abet, council. command, in
duce. or procure" action toward
strike.
In order that grievances of ON
ployes NAV be heard and adjusted
Me committee provided for the cs-
OF general ard regional
committees ON railway wages and
working conditions. 20 he composed
equally OF railroad employees and EN-
ployers
In its principal features. the final
committee hlll .s similar 10 the orig
inal Cummins draft II provides for
return ~ the roads within 30 days
after the enactment 20 private opera
ton ana control under regulation nf
me interstate commerce commission
lnd new federal transportation
board.
Regional Systems.
Creation uf not less than Is or
more than IS competitive regional
systems by the transporta-
lion board IL proposed, and the inter
state commerce commission IL au-
hor1zed TO fix rates which will make
certain n return OF at least s y per
'ent on the actual value OF the rail /
-oads IN the regional systems. plus |
CONTINUED oS PAGE THREE
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MlNIuLN. oct. Is From the
standpoint Of y e sure said Lieu
tenant Maynard. .u an Iui,plew
after landing. describing his round
trip. we hsu qul'c bit OF it. ilF-
ing over number n sia,cs ana
getting into touch with people n
different parts ui the cou try.
"Dur hardahips were e"aiterai
over he continent The fir-t ily
vas 30: so..ad We were rlrcd nl
90, nlght. very llrrd. when Se
cached chicago ON a." way 10
S.U fran q. The aero clun had
sleeping quarters fur us "n the
'icId The. - cred e. t.Le Nc 100
town but u would have 'uk'n ~ 70
couple ~ hours 90 ""' hi. h in IN"
utufn.rg SO Nc decided stay m
he geld We 4 du.f Wt mg'l
sleep NNc md straw pll uws an
straw nr''r"s g. aud 90 Was no;
yerv DoTforta 'r.
Next morning w. started ou'
and encountered the ruughcst
weather 81 tire trip W. finally
Got 90 omaha ana The weather got
better. The wind VS. AGAINST -
but w finally mad. Iheyop"" Wo
were delighted a. fhH amount -
ground We nBd covered az thi'
time.
~ was freezing cold 20 chez
enre We vrT. fsl'v fo star. be-
fore suruu mex. wH.r.us Fou~
minutes before 'hH sun appeared
we started our motor. We Wsrn
thought we had blown the radiator
ana some ~ Or frI into the over
flow rlrc- and froze
The tamuara wac about %
degree. We had 20 fhav rho
pines ont and iu s1 doing We
though We bad brown 'h- ra Q a''r
go pieces Ne took Do Of brought
t 20 town and had 10 repaired
ruf I hack and we're ready 'o
leave by 1880
"w. rot TO sal'u-' ir8. nizh'
no sunset The people there gave
ne a great reception We ro'
away shortly after sunrise next
morning and made san Fran .isso
No r.rl Trio Enthusiasm was
H.l.ff. .rH1 Nr r'r Hrsfrr number
rr -rHr.r .r .r-Hr' nlI fFa cone
srslalauJns that we're 4eeiy er-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
COMPROMISE ON LABOR DEMAN]
THE WEATHER

TULSA. Okla, Oct ls-Marirunm,
~ minimum, 40; north winds. clear.
OKLAHOMA Sunday cloudy Aou.
day probably rain. colder
LOUISIANA: sunday fair some
what warmer Monday Increasing cloud
mess, Tuesday unsettled probably
rain, colder In northwest portton
ARKANSAS Sunday Increasing
cloudiness, warmer ia east portion.
Monday probably rain, colder 10 west
portion
EAST TEXAS: Sunday Increasing
cloudiness warmer, MoEdAy probably
ram colder IN northweNt portion
WEST TEXAS SUNDAY Increasing
tloudincu colder tn Horthwest por,
ton; Monday cloudy. colder except Ia
southeast norton
KANSAS Partly cloudy Sunday. be-.
coming unsettled and cooler at night.
Monday generally far and much cooler
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
Alleged HOIduPs of
Bank at KOrH Caught
While Waiting Ferry

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct is
Three mon. alleged 90 have been
me bandits who held up and
robbed the Stare bank Of Korn.
near C1rtr'' Okla. early this
morning oscapinE with several
thousand dollars .n liberty bonds.
were captured while waiting f6r a
ferry across me Canadian river
near Tuf'r. late 'his afternoon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
CLAUDE WEAVER
IS SURE WINNER
Former Oklahoma City Post
master Is Named by the
Democrats.
HARRELD IS ALSO VICTOR
Gets Republican Nomination
in Fifth District for Con-
gress; Vote Is Light.

OKLAHOMA CITY Oct. 1.-TWO
hundred and fourteen precincts out
vf total OF 269 In tho district In
sure the nomination OF Claude
Weaver, OF Oklahoma CITY Tor CON
tYcss on the democratic ucket,
Neavcr'a vote was 3,2Ss: r. f. Staf-
iord pollcd 1913 votes and j. $.
ROSS, ot5 votes. J W Uarrcld was
nominated on thb republican ticket.
The election is To- fiil the uncNpired
term Of Congressman Joe B. Thomp-
son. deceased.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Act lS.-It IL
conceded Claude Weaver, who re
signed as postmaster OF oklahoma
city to run for congress In the flfth
district received the democratic nom
nation nt the primary election held
iodn" There were nine candidates
running for the democratic nomina-
ION. and the incompletc returns re-
cCired up To 1890 O'Clock tonight In
dictte mat his vote would be almost
as large as thr total Of his comp,U-
tors. Latest news indicates that he
has carried his home county Garyin.
by an approximate majority OF
Loo Oklahoma county hv $50 and
Cleveland county by 2tO. pnyne
county is reported close between
Weaver and ROY stafford
Late returns from Croscck. for
mcr homo of Stafford. show Dr. was
carried by him hv q reduced major
i'y from early returns. Ills vote feu
of from early returns ia both Lo.
gan and Payne county lalc returns
indicate.
The vote from over the disric,
Indicate that Ross and Stafford are
running close for second place Mrs
Iaskey and Ed boyle are running
clio e. The vote Is said to have been
the smallest ever cast by the district
FOR state or national office. nor
m8te than 20 per cent Of the vote OF
the district being cast But few
women voted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL

The week commencing October goth is Roose-
welt Memorial Week
Tulsa county is expected TO give fifteen thou
sand dollars for the great national memorial.
Are there $1,000 people in Tulsa county who
will give one dollar each2
If you want 10 give or help TO persuade others
to giTe, call phone $685.