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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19


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mat new reservation or'Ihii'
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spEgrntI0n Tor eprc.ilt .'I'"''uh
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an membership OF ne H'hn't
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Ehtding she American r'pi'He ~ ~
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oisms from republican leaders, or ne
soma" ana ihle was "NN''i'l =" n'
renewed I4''t on .h' f'h'.' i'"oI
Ihey declared appo'h 'lh'N. "' NN''.
acted on ih" r'1'F would h' hh 'f
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
PEACE C0NFERENCE ENDS
WORK WITHIN FORTY DAYS

PARIS. oct Is The impression
prevailed IN American circles toiRY
that the peace conference VIII fnr-
mally come to an and within tho
next 80 or 40 days. nov that he
treaty hsa teen ratified by thrse
powers
Three treaties remain 10 be signed.
tho Turkish. Buigarian and Hun
RnrlaU.
Sir George Clark has been com
m ssioned to go To budapest with n
q few duNs and aftompf 10 clear up
yHlliug there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
PARIS COUNCIL ACTS
Resolution Is Adopted Giving
All Nations Voice in
Setting Peace Status.
IS AFFR0NT TO SENATE
Leaders Declare United States
Cannot Participate; Dem
ocrats Dispute 1t.

PARIS. oct ls The suprcm,
council today adopted a resolution
that delegates Of the great powers
may sit on the various rummissl ons
created under the German peace
. treaty and may vote on questions be-
fore those commissions whether or
not uhcit governments have ratified
the treaty.
II the United states senate does
not object. It is stated 60 be prob
able that American delegates viii
take the places assigned 10 the
United states on such commissions.
uermRny ls anxious To have the
com missions begin their work fully
organized II is declared, ana IN par
ticulnrly desirous Of American rep
reseniation on them
signur Tlttoni, the Italian foreign
minister, sat In the council today for
the first Umo since his recent re.
turn from Rome. lie has been III
for the last two days
The subject of Fiume was not
taken up by the council At this
meeting.
wAsRHfNuTON, oct. 1s--Re-
publican leaders declared emphat-
ically today that the senate would
not consent To participation by Amer
lean representatives In the League OF
nations or other international com
missions until the peace treaty has
been ratified by the senate and Hps-
cific laws enacted later by congress
authorizing such representatives and
providing for their expenses.
Opposition TO premature partioi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

Ordinary trains going 10 mllce an
hour can he stopped In 20 seconds
and IN ! 900 feet by air brakes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

he furnished spectacular
proof of Gallileo's theory
that the world was round.
The en- thusiastiC spirit
which secured financial
backing for his venture
won him his renoWn.
Today the power of
money makes possible
many discoveries on land,
under the sea and in the
If, through wise spending and
wiser saving you add to the
country'S wealth, you adm financ-
ing the worlds progress; and
without personal risk, when your
savings are deposited with this in
Stitution for investment in tried
securities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
The new styles
In OVerCOatS-

VOU want to know what the new
n ideas are in overcoats. Very likely
you need one or more. Plenty of new
ones here now. Not simply new in style,
but of new fabrics, in new shades and
patterns. No chance that anyone will
ever think you're wearing last seasons
coat.
DOUBLE breasted styles in a score of
- different effects. Some with half
belts, some with full belts, some with
thrce-quarter belts, still others with no
belt and pleated or plain backs. Storm
collars, velvet collars, plain collars, fur
collars
CTNGLE breasted styles are just as
- Correct and popular We'vemore of
them thanyou'll find in any one store in
this section. Dress coats, motor coats,
business coats, Knee, three-quarter or
full length. New fabrics, new shades,
new patterns. See the coats tomorrow
-$35 up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
PAPER WITHOUT TYITsETRNG
Los Angeles Times Appears with
with Page ~ News without Type.

Los ANGELES. OCT IS The
Los Angeles Times appeared today
with a page 81 nows printed Without
type Articles FOR the page were
ypowritten, photographed au1
zinc etching made thcrcfrom.
The Glenwood post., 1919-08-02
DEMANDS GOOD RoAps NOW

ooeN farm clubs opposing bond
- highways, the Springfield (Mo.) Leader says:
Either the man who lives long city the most
mote corner of the county needs to market or
need If he does he should and have them
right away We build good be using
them or we can drbbe along for fifty wasting money little
repair jobs here and there lightly constructed cheap roads
winch wash away and give with years heavy
traffic Was 1T better to spend several
out everyone and win the world quickly time
ing for by sending out few thousand soldiers
as e might by chance volunteer is possible enough
money to build all these roads, build them have the lob over
so hat the man who lives twenty miles have the
advantages the who lives town that assured
sort OF road or we limp along with
with all the counties around building good roads with this
help These things which and voter oud
slider before he condemns issue on the cronnd that It ia
larger than he had expected
The Glenwood post., 1919-08-02
CAPITAL AND A LIVING
BRIGHT gentleman remarked the other day capital wa
"A entitled to a living wage

BRIGHT gentleman remarked the other day that capital
"A entitled to living wage
Some types Of not think but the
the nation overwhelmingly back of the proposition employers
must prosper if employees to do So
Some combinations Of capital living wage;
but the that they enforce
criterion by which the
We've known Of businesses that for years prosper
well their employees indeed the doggene of capital
times keeps business going the returns are slight
The deal of capital toward labor necessary
than the deal of labor toward capital side merely
ng 10 operate on the basis of squeezing much possible
the other then there is going perpetual trouble
Here is good chance for the application golden
Montrose (Mo) Tdings
The Glenwood post., 1919-08-02

vXIH the Post fully believes Garfield
w county of the agent decided backwards
and that will result considerable agricultural
e the county and therefore the general prosperity of the
not inclined to severely blame the county for
their action in the The feel they
perhaps have right feel that they machine
to do the work which the wish
it to register the well the temperature
the taxpayers and to do that which they believe their constituents
would have them do The commissioners believe
Of the people of the county the county
therefore they have discarded the therefore
ments which should be set motion for the benefit the farming
industry in this county allowed angish because of the lack
Of leader to the people of their responsibility
themselves and their direct
Of that would make for their Those
who believe in the county agent
enough making their known whereas the kicker
in evidence
" this the interesting think and surely the
successful from financial point Of view that has been
held here One of the lectures however that advertised
wonder proved little disappointing of the lecturer
permitted his partake entirely much of the political
speaking brand oraor instead of the careful onsdeat
dnd and logical utterances which should forth from
Chauauq platform Chautauqua audiences of people
Of all religious and political creeds political
Cautauqua program shall hope that
mistakes Of 1919 will be duplicated the 1920 program but
despite the bder referred the entertainment this
much enjoyed and people will welcome years session Oh
yes congratulate
in bringing the right side of the ledger
Associated dispatch
corning the resumption Of operations the Colorado Midland
will be read with great interest by people to whom will
hope goes without how much basis
the Post unable say There
many Aoat concerning the Midland since the forced
The Glenwood post., 1919-08-02

suspension operations due the drastic regulations and the
unfair this road that hesitate predict
the final further than that fully believe will
the resumption of Midland operations do believe
that such resumption will take place effort made in that drec
until the roads of the back the
corporate ownership and operation least
until date has been for such change The and
tenders and other which the time of Of
Operations soehouses and painted black
nng have recently been reprinted and the &C. NJ initials paint
cd them the operating days This in itself hopeful
and indicates that the receiver getting ready operate
Uncle Sam the
The Glenwood post., 1919-08-02

attraction and the other lies in
promised novel and interesting char
sight that will become 20 by but
which will probably familiar of
living No doubt flying machines of type be
great improvement anything be common
enough children toward middle century
but it quite evident that the sight that
day will not be sight for many
well afford give wonderful exhibition because
novelty and because of the interest felt big bombing
planes which proved such of the
world
The Glenwood post., 1919-08-02

" ITEN the fierce
w Chicago and remember that this of similar
oubreak the nations capital and right under the of the
nations legislators last week. made truly wonder what the
world coming We recently emerged
world which inonae nexusabe
and think and talk peaceful
congratulate with the thought that
enjoy period of tranquility stirred by riots in
country which apparently quite nexcube the terri
BILE foreign conflict from which have recently emerged Just
what the of trouble which resulted in these terrible
conflicts between the whites and the blacks these Cities
to be at all certain but all that it disgrace
full condition of affairs which surely should remedy
NCE began considerable attention the matter of
~ good roads brought into closer with neighbos
and intimate friendly relations with them, and that
mutual benefit formerly considered long day
drive Rifle and the little travel between Rifle and Glen
wood almost entirely by and this generally affected only the
the house Now thing
of the house Now is thing for
from Rifle hour and half bearing the entire family Almost
evening finds streets from Carbondae and by
the Of travel able to visit neighborng
and enjoy ourselves in meeting and visiting with their people And
the and the served from
the farmers the feeling that they live there in the country
but the they brought closer than before the
and people, only saving much time but contributing
their and likewise their pleasure Great indeed the
good roads and auto May their number increase.
will Genwood Thursday than have
Vx this little city At least that s the
dcton Of the Post There for this prediction in facts
the first being people all the country visit
Genwood and take opportunity to make visit whenever
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

ar. NJ Morris indicates that the
north FOURTH street road from Alou-
Qusfqua to the Henaosni county llnf
nine miles. will be rrsdY 20 advertise
for bid within Nxfy days some tests
with eoncrefe and for mater Hls avail
able viii be made immediately n
saiire road VIII b. concrete,
nIds for the Dcna Ana county con
rrsfr highway from Los Cruces 90 the
Texas line eili be opened on June ~.
ooscrnmeut matsriai Tor une w
read construction l. expected 70
reach New Msxioo nuon. hishwa,
engineers have hsen advised Of ths
shipment from chicago u an t~fac,ora.
one fur each ~ the states highway
construction districts M trucks have
hacn received a. yet hut shipment T.
Looked for NJ an early date. New
Mrxlco'a quota % the trucks h en-
nacfod 10 be- 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
Tax Commissions
Back from Visit
to Four Counties

Hon O. q saint active tax conn
missioner 90 New Mexico and prssl-
dent " the stats Tas commission. ls IN
Albuausraue today on his way back
% santa ~ from an official trtp
through southwest New Mexico. ~
has visited Lama. Grant. Slrrra aud
socurro counties aud has met with tho
county commissioners ~ each Counv
- discuss iocal assessment mstters
with the boards
nccause % the surplus " Cupper on
hand Mr. Saint says the copper MINING
situation IA not Encouraging some
Grant coany copper mines have shut
down. Others are worklng With re-
iuced forccs. In Sierra county. he
says. tho recent bulge in the price Of
silver has encouraged mining, some
old properties are being opened up
and some new ones are being devei-
oped.
Tho livestock situation. from an
assessment standpoint Mr saint said,
WILL show little difference this year
ever last. There have been heavy
iossea but no expects q closer ASSESS
mcnt return by atockmen 10 BRING the
number of cattle and sheep on the tax
rolls about up 10 last ycarH total
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described A, Tortars
Relieved BY Black raughi.

R0ssville. Ga. Mrs. Kate lee Able. d
MS phase. writes. "a;y husband Is 40
.ng'nser. and oaee while lifing. he In
ared himself With a piece Of heavy ma
.hlnery. acf5Ss TIE abdomen. lie vas
% sore &c could not eear 10 press on
himself o. all, on chest or abdomen. Ne
weighed iGj lbs.. and lell of untl he
~eighed 10 lbs In two weeks.
Ne became eoustipaied and Il looked
ike he would die. We had three different
doctors. yet win al their medicine. his
bowels failed 10 act Ne would turn up
tisn-crri bottle Of castor I'll. and drink
4 two o. three days In succession. lie
Nd this yet without result. We became
iesffaic. he suffered 70. lie was swol-
en- terribly. lie told me his suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought Thediord's Black
Oraughr. made him take a big dose.
md when Il began 10 &C, he tainted, he
vas In such misery. bot he got relief and
began 10 mend al once. Ne got well,
md we both feel he owes his life 10
Thediofd's Black Dflught"
mediord'S Bliek-D raughi will help you
b keep III. ready for the days work.
tu NJ NC-i1I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
ZOO BUSINESS MEN
EXPECTED TOATTEND
MERCHANTS MEETING
Al Noon More Than $50 Had In.
dicated Intention TO Anticipate in
Gathering Tonight to Extend
Membership and Scope Of Retail.
ers' Association

Committees u the Aibuqu.rque ne
tai Merchants association. working In
the business district his morning
said az uuo that more than $50
business men had aiEuiflcd their IN
tention 81 tttending b businsss
hens meeting m tho Chamber u
Commerce tonifhi. when u 4 pro-.
pusci 90 extend the m-mbership and
broaden the scop, 81 the retailers or
ganiaition The association. up 20 this
Time. raa heen confined g. retsiiera
uuly aud haH been devoted chiefly %
ail trade affairs. Recent develop
m.nta boz Albuquerque. ~ IL stated
hive encouraged the association TO eS
gect more important results bS "a
isudinr b organization Co include an
unes ~ business aud o. make u into
u cooperative business men y assDcih-
ton. This h. the purpose ~ The meet.
iuF tonight The pfudinE strike %
tttmetrrs threatsniug o. ue W trttfto
nnd DELAY business, m one Of the im
mediate causes ieadinE o. the move
mcnt
Committee nf the retailers aHsncia.
ton are -cHnvasalnr the entire bushes.
district They expect an attendance
Of e0s or more al the meeting Tbs
proposed cooperative Organization. N
rnA stated. o. rot opposed 20 organized
labor In any sense. but proposes "a
keen it, members and the public m
formed as to an facts in connection
With the present and future labor con
trovsralrs which may h. expected q
affect local business and ne public
generally
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
CLUB WORK
BEING LINKED WITH
STATE FARM BUREAU
AIRS. Roger, Of the State Boys and
Girls Club Department. Is MAX.
ing Tour Of State Assisting in
Protecting Organizations.

'noys and uirls club work la New
Mexico has reached almost uncx.
prcted DEGREES of auccesn ntld MIS-.
Elisabeth Roger. assistant state club
leader, who u spending several days
In albuquerque assisting county club
i.oader Phillips n ~porfecting he clubs
Of nernaiilio county.
ny connecting the clubs up win
the state farm burrau - IN planned
20 make them Of a permanent type
and 60 alnn sccuf for the cluhs th-
active corporation % ths county
agrnt in each Counn. Mrs kog-r
pointed out. THIS viii result IN the
farm agent taking especial iuterest
in the clubs Of his county and heius
% great assistance IN aiding the club
leader In determining exactly What
type OF clubs are most needed IN tho
community and which will prove the
mos, surccrsful Tor tho children.
There are now nine counties ~
the state fully Organised ani having
ralI count, leaders Mrs Roger oN-
plains Aside from these thHfo ur'
~. counties whith have ura1uiHa-
lions of the district up.. Al lf Those
are beinr developed along nrn nt'-
reau lines
Tho enthusiasm IN tho ~ 81 work
has reached such u point thurffhuni
the state especially With The tfa'n.
ora Of tho Shooin. Who are rivihs
the club movement their utu " 60
operation. that the state deparnurni
has. unou the state tea hurs iu't ih-
lion. seut pr1cucaliy the cuti1" ftHi"
club force throughout tho various
districts to bind The local organic.
lions more rinsri, together and to
assist IN makiug the clubs permanent
aud siartinE them on q twelve month
hnala instead o. only Humu,r clubs
a. has been the oira boz tho past
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
Ohio Man Is
Modern Wizard


good news spreads rapidly ani
draFa.His nsrs are kept busy d~ispsnsT
lnF f~reeSone, the ether ~diEcoNsfY or "A
Cincinnati genius. which in said 20
loosen any corn 10 IA ifts % IN with
the nngcgs
Ask al any pharmacy fof "a quarter
ounce Of frrezonc which viii cost
very little. bat b. said 10 be- sutncier'
10 rid ones feet OF every hard or SOFT
cow o. callna
. ARMY inst a Few drops on me
tender 8ciinf con and instantly tho
soreness be- relieved, and soon Inc corn
- 20 nhrl,clsd hat it hns ont with
out . particlo o. pain. II 10 a arrk
anbotancr which drics vhep apple
and never inflsnes o. even lrrita'eA
the adjoining tissue
This discovery VIII prevent ihous-
ands Of deaths annually from lockiaN
and Infection ~hsfetOfofr feaulinH
iron thc Amcidal hatit ~ ruulhf
cofrs,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10
u.N. N. REGENTS
MEET TOMORROW
WITH GOVERNOR
Capt. John McFis Here to Attend
Session. I.nosro AlsO Nay Be
Present. Rumor Persists LarrasO-
10 win Urge Wagner for rrcsi.
dent.

The annual melting Of tho board Of
REGENTS % thc University % New
lfssico ~iii be held tomorrow az the
university. following the commencc-
msnt exertass- Organisation matters
a, the unissnslsy are expected 10 be
settled At this meeting which was Go
have been held on Monday and which
VAS postponed until Tomorrow al ths
request OF Governor iarrazoio wis
wishes to be present
Today "a appeared that lcur mem
bcrs Of thc old board. each with two
1 years still 10 serve, would attend the
meaiins. They are Hon. Nathan Jnffa
Of boswell. Dr. :. A Rcldy % Aihu-
querqut. Hon. Antonio LuccrO % lac
VEGAS aud Capt John Mcflc 81 Gal
lup. Capt AcFie arrived IN Albu'
qu~raue Monday Ne has recently re-.
turned from service in France and
will soon 40 to the Philippines 10
visit a brother. a.. has not re-
signed from the University board.
Mr. Lucero also has not yet made a
formal resignation. although h. has
Indicated his Intention q resiEninE In
the near future. Nestor Nnntoyu,
county clerk n editor % La Kan
dera Americana. Will attend The
meeting. He uas recently appointed
W AMNNNNN1N - -
on the board caused hy the resiEna-
ton Of q. T. Brooks Of Alpuquerque.
The board 81 regents has In ~
hands the selection Of u president Of
the university The rumor per1iett
that Governor LarraEoiu desires the
appointment u Jonathan n. WAGNER.
state superintendent o. schools. a. tn
! position. aud that in the event Of such
an appointment and Mr. Wagner
resignation from the department
Il Atannrio Montnya, former county
school superintendent will he mnds
state superintendent of schools Mem
bers % tho board. IN Aihuluerquc To-
day had nothtng I" say a. 10 am
rf ababie selection FOR thu prcaidency
Nns not known whether Mr. Luoeri
would resign from b hoard a. tht
time. OF whether he would continue u
the menIherrhip for the present u
the event % hts resignation ~ d
stated thar Governor larraHolo hn
deternincd upon a man for the posi-
ton. although 20 Tar ~ y known "
eoVernor has not Indicated who III
new maEaber ~ould be.
\ Mr. Wagner has stated thai he q
not ln any sense a candidate 20
presidency Of the university. lite %
Gently declined an Ufser 0f the pres
ldency ~ th. Silver 'ttf Norma
rrhool
ttulcNAr nl rae alAN'tH'i nav 49,
/. tiaacd Tor sn Immediate Adjustment q
Organization matters q members 81
ths faculty aisu have expressed 4 a.
sife for am eiriy adjustment lu nrae
that faculty elections fnr fhr rufiiu
. wear may be- completed if has bee
s-nssasted that ir g. y indsin we.
y president 30 ths universally and ~ Old
~ faculty mrmhef iu cnntinu"u
. scr.lca. lnay uf chuHtn Tor nr'lh
president until "a selection shall nav
. been made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

conni.<ionsrs Appropriate SIS.
600 % Apply on $4,000 Project
from Gallup 70 ~ winszss. D.
1oxsis Amor rursasr copstrue-
uon 1a,s Year.

a. r. 81. Morris. district highway
engineer. In h~Ihu4ufr1uH Tuesday.
-nnnpAnrr1 thai. Mckinley county has
completed plans for c~uopfration IN a
new Ird4f4l aIt rond pfoiecf which
viii result IN inustdlsff construction
Of = hard na,fased road ovsr the rls
mna from uaii1n 20 me Port Win.
uiii be- eighteen fect vide VITA slz
incnts " sufIacInf and VIII be built
Tor heavy traffic trtNetn Gallup n
the Old military ponl. nov being used
~ an ordinances depot. Tho completed
projrcf 4 estimated 20 cost 8 10000.
OF tins The mckinley coonty commits
sIoners have appropriated $4,000. An
hlrh~AS flnds and the teo,eoo u
matched b thf federal government
The PORT Winrsts rcad " = link In
fhs ilnt acres western NsA Mexico
from Los Aunas and fhe north a
s1uth highway. % the Arizona line
which AR ~. Norris NOW hopes may
~ completed within the neN twenty .
-four months The AcklnleY county
end VI tho faad - IN etcciient shape
fcf eariy cofuPietfon rhe Eovsrn.
acres. he Wlnxhie ~rssereatlon aud
viii probably do ~. Mckinlsy county
h 9 i~nslderlns an additional pruiect
from Gallpp 10 Ihe Asinona iine and
frcm the -RN line u the Win9atn res
srtnuon 10 fhe Valencia conuty Gun
netuon
n Nnlfncia couI1t the rDnd l. roH
belnr completed iium Los Lonns %
IIt paorcu uhera aurfaelnE y Under
uag. U1N VIII nQ orancf on juno "a
Tor a lItie nlore than ~ miles from
nlo ruerco 20 Arnio aud prnjoct No.
I.~ a~ama 81 ruIafo haa Inmn
ahort nnrrtchcs to-bc nned lu 10 CON
pIeir the runt across the western part
o. the afaiu All a. ths construction
h IN Mr.. 81 Morras district n ne
A. pushing forward vigorously hts
plans 20 Get ~ prolects lined up fof
consfrucflon within two wears
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-10

The net you Intended 10 make hui
didn't ~ always u safe bet