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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12
nIS1ICE COLLIER
TO HOLD OVER
rorm Not Out Until Sue
zee cessor Is Declared
Elected.
|cLL CASE IS RECALLED
n,ow Salary for Filling Va
,.ncy. but Was Never
Recognized as Officer.
mR Correspondence

o,R corrsspondenee'
ovtAUONA CITY. Nov. IL
,.,I.o william a. Collier of Eu-
."is who Is filling the uneNpirred
.snreme court term OF Justice
s.p clnrgo Ramsey. resigned. 10 closing
' iopr public career under lucky
hh Jte was a candidate for Judge
40 criminal court OF appeals,
s,as defeated by former Con-
Ian James Davenport. who In
M was defeated by Il. $. Bcsscy
Justice Collier has had
&c 10 smile on him when he
p,rgbt he had closed his public
80 He was in the confederate
.,yy and in the Spanish-American
"a, Ne was appointed n memher
- ,be supreme court commission,
", when that body ceased to exist
a.,nloyed ln Judge Armstrong Of
n.y. n, the criminal court OF APP
IL and later made pardon ana
.,c,s officer to the governor.
rbs prcsent position. under one
,,w has already expired. The
..,,,,e nroyides that where an cleo
aSc Z gate Sfficer has resigned, his
."ccessnr shall be elected at the
A., general election and shall i'm
-,dlately qualify. There Is another
ssuto however, yhich provides
,S,, the legislature alone can pass
w. 40 results Of an election and a
| ,s5 hcate cannot be issued until
~, is done. Consequently Justice
collier will serve until the legisla .
una oanvasses the vote of 1920 and
s,clares the result OF that cleo
ton
This will rec;ll the Warren Gin
ase When Colonel Jack Love died
Me nlace on the corporation com
mission was filled bv Art T.. Walker,
nrtsent chairman. For some reason
IN candidates overlooked the fact
ihat Colonel Loves term expired In
January, 1919, and that as they
orly filed to succeed him, there
vuld he no commissioner unless
ny appointment from the 1918 cleo
don until the beginning of January
Warren p. Gill. an Oklahoma City
polliclan, filed for the short term
a minute before the expiration for
fling, and was OF course nominated
and elected. His certificate was not
Issued but he put in his claim for
services for that short period, ad-
mit,edly correct.
/. iGn was not popular with the
sate machine. and the Legislative
committee which was appointed 70
ascertain whether he should be paid
for that time, has been out almost
two years and a majority OF the
members have been forgotten.
Gill was candidate for corpora
ton commissioner against r. r.
Echols this year. and while he was
defeated, Joined with the Gore In
urrectionists and secured a rather
~vere revenge on those who had
been most instrumental In prevent
ing him from either acting as com
Missioner or drawing the pay for the
ire he was really member of that
body.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12

THERE WAS AN OPEN evening
meeting OF the Woman's auSil.ary OF
Trinity Episcopal churNt last Man
in the sub-story of the t<urch. Thf
program OF music and addresses was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12
City Briefs
PAUL S. PRICHARD is III al his
residence, il0 East Eighth street.

PAUL S. PRICHARD is III al his
residence, il0 East Eighth street.
-
MIR. AND MRS a y. RRACKEN
OF Sapulpa were in the city Thurs
day on business.
=
MISS MARIETTA KING has re.
turned from a stay of two months
in Chicago.
=
DECREE ioF DIVORCE wns
granted in district court Thursday
20 Frances Svhuier against Henry
Schuler.
MRS. J. c. CHESBEY Of Sfi
North Main street, who was injured
a week ago in an accident. is i'm.
proving.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting OF the business Womeu's
club will be held at 1880 Friday even.
in the Y. w. c. A.
~
PETITION FOR DIVORCE was
filed Thursday I'm district court by
Charles NJ. McGrew, against hcs-
ter T.. McGrew.
y
THE DETENTION HOME com.
mittec OF the Humane society Is
making arranGemen to hold q
charity ball at Convention hail, some
time In the future.
=
MARRIAGE LICENSES wore Is
sued Thursday TO Thomas J. Rial
ey. %, and wilma Butler, 20, 81
pulpa. Elvin S. Kent, 20 and Ell'
Phillips, II, Avant
MRS. CARRIE GOFF TEMPLE
TON OF oklahoma City, educationa
secretary OF the eastern Oklahomi
Episcopal diocese has returned q
| the capital after visiting Trinity par
ish for a fow days.
MRS. JOSEPH G. HASKELL o
| Hotel Tulsa. has volunteered u
provide Thanksgiving dinner for TN
children of the County Detention
home and her offer has been &c
cepted,
THERE WAS AN OPEN evenini
meeting OF the Woman's auSil''y o
Trinity Episcopal churtl last niGh
in the sub-story of the t<urch. Tn
program OF music and addresses wa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12
FARCE PLAY SATURDAY
"Nirhtic Night" to I've Presented ~
Clean Product From Pen of ES-
New York Ncwspapcr Man.

"Nighiic Night" the farce which
appears at Convention hail saturday
night, is play founded upon true
fact, according to its authors. AIDE
laide Matthews and Mrs. Martha NJ.
Stanley. The only difference be
tween the actual human occurrence
and the play 81 IN tho eniius. The
human side ended wrung--or SEEM
iugly sc---hut fiction made an ending
agreeable to all.
Adolph klauhcr. producer Of this
farce. was for many years a news
papcrman IN New York and later
was Interested In the production ot
several OF the most famous farces
presented IN the metropolis. when
he entered independent producing he
vowed never TO present Il comedy
with suggestive" actions or talk.
"Nightie Night" his first farce
production. fulfills his promise and
what is more, to New York audiences
1t entertained for year. proved the
biggrst hit of the season,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12

in charge OF Mrs. John II. wheeler.
=
REV. A. N. LINDSAY OF Clinton.
Mo. who was taken suddenly III
several days ago while Visiting the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred y.
kitchin, is recovering Mrs. Lind
say arrived yesterday from clinton.
=
CLAUDE McNALLY OF Kansas
city, rNilway postal clerk between
mat city and Tulsa, spent tho day
with John McGcc, Wednesday. Ac-
Companicd by v ID. RiCkey the two
men went to Owasso lake for a duck
hunt.
+
ELVA c. BARROWs, who re-
Gently disposed Of his home at 1904
South Peoria, selling to J. Arthur
iiull has purchased home at 1911
South Elwood avenue. Mr. HUI
expects TO build on the Peoria site
| some time later.
MISS CODER FORNBY, former.
| ly Of Sallisaw and John q. Riche>
OF Heavener, okla, were married "
/ this city Wednesday. The ceremony
was solemnized by Rev. J. w. Abe
| AT the parsonage Of First Methods
church. Mrs. Richey formerly wa'
n teacher IN the Tulsa public
schools. The couple will reside a.
/ HCaVcner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12
Frdfernui Orders

Thomas G.. Andrews OF Chandler,
grand master of Oklahoma odd Fell
lows, made his first official visit to
Tulsa lodge. l. o. q. r.. Wednesday
night. His coming was the occasion
for gathering OF about $50 odd
Fellows.
The visiting lodge man was the
principal speaker OF the evening
meeting. which was brought to a
close with a supper. a forthcoming
event among Odd Fellows will be the
initin don Of a class ct 100 cana!
dates, December ~ \ program OF
dancing and music ls being arranged
for all members OF thc order and
their families.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12

CHICAGO, Nov. II. - ! hicago
clothing manufacturers are 'nccting
the reductions Of approximately
80 1.3 per cent recently announced
by eastern wholesale dealers, ac-
cording to Mark w Cresap. score.
tary and treasurer of large cloth.
ing manufacturing company. MIR
Crcsap also said that reports from
retailers showed increased buyiug
by the public.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12
VIII Invest In Airpiane.

Special TO The World.
sHoLDENVILLE, Nov. 11.--A Mr..
SOrdln OF Okmulgee has organized
1 company in Holdenville for the
purpose Of purchasing an airplane'
The plane will be In use after the
10Th inst. The plane will be used
for pleasure riding and commercial
purpOsea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12
Poultry Premium List.

bpccIaI U Tho WUTld-
NlNTTA, Nov 1.-THE premium
list for the flfth annual show of the
Craig County Poultry association
which TX the county branch of the
oklahoma state Poultry federation.
IL off the press and It's offerings in
dicTte n good show will be held
here on the sixth. seventh and
eighth OF December. There are 20
MON hprs of Tho nSancintlnn hcre.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12

mons on the biography Of Jacob"
At the study class at the temple on
Saturday morning at 1890, the class
VIII continue the discussiOn of the
lie ot Abraham rabbi Lotz VIII
speak on the Jewish war record as
the current event appropriate to
"Armistlcc week Tho public II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12

At the regular sabbath evening
service at Temple Isrcal, Fourteenth
and Cheyenne, Friday evening at =
o'clock, Rabbi latz will speak on
the theme. The Spoiled ChiId. the
Punishment OF Partially" This is
the second Of series of four ser
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12

cordially Invited To attend all tenn
pie services and classes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12

Elinor Glyn is quoted as saying
that American mon will soon he
perfect Rut " will take more than
"Thrcc Weeks" Kansas city
Journal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

SHAWNEE. okla. April Chief
OF the Fire Department Tony Meyers,
CommiSsloncr Max Krcsselcr and
other oklahoma CITY fircmon were
here today to witness the demon
stratiOn of Shawnec's new fire de
phrtmcnt, The fire fighting ma
chincry recently purchased here is
Identical with the machinery that
II coming to oklahoma city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
KING IS SPONSOR
IN BIG AUTO RACE
Royal Palace at Bangkok,
Siam, Has Course
on Grounds.

His majesty, the king OF Siam, de-
votee OF racing and other sports.
was sponsor recently for the first
automobile races ever held in Rang
kok, Siam. Under the kings pa
tronage the races attarcted wide
spread interest, and large crowds of
spectators line the whole course.
manifcsting great enthusiasm
throughout the racing.
The speedway was around the
grounds Of the royal palace. 1t
was artificially banked on the
curves, and as n result. although the
drivers were amateurs. there were
only two accidents.
The winning car which was Fire
stone equipped. was awarded n large
cup by the Siam Electricity COM
pany, Ltd. agents of the Firestone
company.
The king of Siam has one OF the
most magnificent garages in the far
east 1t is probably the only ga
rage in the world that has the dis
tinction of being supervised by a
prince.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
FORD HAS A NEW IDEA
Gasoline Street Car VIII Soon he
Tested on City Streets.

DETROIT. Mich, April q
Henry Ford's new gasoline street
car will be ready for its test run TO
Chicago in about month.
This test car is designed for in
terurban service and in addition to
a power plant It is being equipped
with a suburban-type body. stand
ard railroad draft gear and air
brake equipment.
To demonstrate the lack OF vibra-
ton when the motor was running
at top speed a lead pencil was bal
anced on end on top of one OF the
cylinders, where II stood without
"A tremor until removed.
II was explained that while the
car could be run at any speed to SIS
to 80 miles an hour. the engine
would be equipped with a governor
which would be set at a fixed max
imum speed to insure the Safe eco
nonica1 operation of the car in
practice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
BUICK SIGNS ARE
SELLING EVIDENCE
Famous Valve in Head
Car Finds Itself Many
Orders Behind.

\ slogan that has stuck through
thick and thin, not only IN Tulsa, but
throughout the world Is the Buick
sign which reads when bctter
automobiles are built Bulrk will
build them" And that the public
has taken this seriously into CON
sidcration is evidenced by the fact
that the Buick must be considered
Americas fastest selling motor car.
orders for this car must be placed
ahead In no other way is 1t pos
slhlc To secure this fine example Of
u modern automobile Tho Buick
soils rapidly because the usual dem
onstrHtion Is past, Everyone knows
the Buick. some frc~l reputation. a
great many from having owned one
There is not a person living In Tulsa
or vicinity but who can tell the
Ruick from other cars. II Ia dis-
tinctlvc and unusually appealing In
Appearance, has every splendid fca-
ture that Is desirable. and the celc-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
SELL "a CARS IN
MARCH IS RECORD
Same Are Popular Gary
Trucks, However,
Whispers Harry,

Just casually speaking of selling
motor trucks Harry Cronkright
manager Of tho truck department OF
the ". g. Norris Motor Sales com
pany gently whispers that he has
disposed Of II Gary trucks during
the month OF March. and the auto
mobile editor tD OF this paper is
prone to remark that this amount
OF trucks is some trucks
However Manager CronSright
states that this number OF trucks
was sold only after direct compari-
son with others, and after strict
and complete demonstration was
had, meaning. or course. that the
Gary won on points OF the ~ sold
many went 10 oil corporations who
demand unusual work and truck
that must he on the lob increasingly.
The Gary has In the past demon
stratcd its worth II has many tea
lures that 20 to make it an excellent
roads hold no torrors for this re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
|CJTE IMPORTANCE.
|OF FRAME ON CAR
Study of Cole Aero Eight
Frame Reveals New
Construction.
USE HIGH GRADE METAL
Engineering Features of De-
sign Are Worthy of Note
in Popular Autos.

o,e Of the most important units
,on,ributing to the construction, de-
.ig, and seryiceabihtv OF the Cole
,o-o.eieht is the specially designed
frame
Endowed with ample strength. al
though II Is light In weight. this
tame possesses a resiliency which
enables II TO absorb road shocks
without any percep,ible reaction.
rs members are constructed or
bydrauIlc pressed steel OF high car
MON consistency. 5-32 of an inch In
thickness The side members are
, E snchos deep with integral flanges
.x inches wide at the top and
hof,om. These members attain their
maximum depth at the point where
tho greatest load is carried. Tho
frame tapors toward the front TO af-
fnrd the shortest possible turning
radius and widens at the rear TO give
,be fullest and most rigid body sup-
port
Five reinforced cross-mcmbcrs
n,aced at the vital points take away
practically all strain from side mem
hers and create a low and desirable
center OF gravity.
Two Of these cross members aid
in forming an ideal thrce-point sus-
pension for the Aero eight motor. A
trunnlon holds the front end OF the
motor in a cradle, which produces an
unusually low center of gravity.
A survey Of the Aero eight frame
Is incomplete without a considera-
ton Of the Cole patent spare tire and
wheel bracket. This Is mounted on
The sheet steel, rear cross member.
II consists Of two sections, one OF
yhich is boltcd TO the sheet steel
bar frame cross member and the
)Sther which grips the rim and tire,
hoiaing them rigidly in position. This
latter section can be made to ac-
commodate either one or two spares.
A locking device makes this tire
carry theft-proof.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

M substitute for gasoline an
English engineer has designed small
gna producers to he carried on auto
IN oblles or motorhoats
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
Paige Distributors
Violate Car EmbargO

Tho present embargo act" that
has been in effect in Detroit be-
cause OF the limited shipping ia
cilities, is being grossly violated
by the manufacturers and dis
tributors of Paige cars. Good luck
to the 'smugglers, however. for
they are able to supply the west
ern demand for the Paige car,
the most beautiful car in Amer
ica," by driving the new cars
overland TO Toledo, and from thar
place shipping them to Tulsa and
other MesterA "seRports."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
COP STUCK IN A TREE
Rescued Cat But too Int IN Get
Down Without Hclp.

PlT'rSBuRGH, April 3.--Polioe-
man Paul Brandau, 210 pounds,
climbed 40 feet up a tree to rescue
"A cat and then became wcdgcd In
the branches. For about Is min
utes II was question whether the
firemen should not be called to re-
lease him. Rescuers finally broke
the limbs and Brandau made his
way to tho ground with the cat. ac-
companied by the shouts of several
hundred school children who on
joyed the humor of the situation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

reason for the solving OF all haul
ing problems. Weather and rough
markablc truck and It has stood
every severe test placed upon II,
IN Oklahoma CITY the Sigmon
Furniture company has built an cN.
ira Egc body on the Gary and soy
eral rooms full ot furniture is gcn-
orally placed upon IT, but without u
wavcr the Gary takes The load and
goes to A. Wholesale houses. cs-
pcciallv those iohblng IN groceries.
and having to- deal with ear lots. take
pleasure I'm recommending the Gary
for It's reliability
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

bratcd vale-in-hcad motor that has
stood the test of time and perfect
durability.
The Buick is - model of exactpcss.
1t gets over the high spots for those
who love speed. and yet II can be
driven at an even gait without the
usual knocks" and bumps" found
In ordinary machines
Guy NJ. Davis, general sales man
ager for the Forster Davis Motor
corporation delights I'm demonstrate
ing the desirabillty Of the Buick and
almost every hour In the day finds
him thus busily engaged,
Mr.. Davis reports increased pro-
duction at the factory and that he
viii soon be able to catch M with
the many orders that nre now placed
on his files. This announcement
will surely be greeted with intcres,
by the many admirers of this famous
ValNe-in- head motor car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
VANoUlSHES THREE WOLVES


CONCONDIN, Kan. AprIl =
James Flynn. farmer living near
here. was awakened by noise on
his porch u few nights ago and found
three wolves trying to enter his
house through a window
Armed only with butcher knife,
Flynn fought n desperate ih.miuute
battle with the would he -intrudbrs
before he could drive them away
Finally the butcher knife found a
vital spot IN the body uf one of the
wolves, whercupon the others turned
tail and fled.
Flynn suffered several severe lac
crationS His niRhtshirt was reduced
to rihhons by the teeth Of his as
sailants
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
LOOK INTO DIM FUTURE
Teacher Says Well All BE Indians
by tho Year 5000

CHICAGO, April 3.-Americans
will be transformed anthropologi-
eally into Indians after several more
centuries, provided immigration to
this country Is stopped. 1t was as
serted by Professor Frederick Starr
to his class in ethnology at the Uni
yersity Of Chicago.
Stop immigration and eventually
we will be copper colored, with
long black hair and all other char
acterstics of the noble red man" he
said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
Valves Hearing for Theft

Homer Gregg. charged with the
theft of revolver from w II. Free
ney, janitor at the Seaman build
ing, on February IA. waived preiim-
mary hearing when his case was
called for trial yesterday before
Justice S. c. Maxey. and was re-
leased on bond OF 500 for trial by
district court on the charge OF
grand larceny.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-09-17


that enjoyment to ripe age is a
privilege accorded to few. there
fore acknowledge with grateful
thanks my obligations to TIE Great
Creator and Ruler of the Universe
who we devoutly believe directs and
controls the destinies of all
Debt of Gratitude
ITO the members of the society,
and the number OF generols and
thoughtful friends not members
thereof, who without my Knowledge
SO graciously contributed tbs funds,
and several times the amount actual
ly necessary to cover all expenses in
volved, owe a debt of gratitude that
1 can never be able to discharge, and
/ can only invoke for them that the
richest blessings of heaven may be
bestowed upon them and theirs.
ITO those good friends, 'esidents
of Helena, for whom I have always
entertained sentiments of tie high
est respect and esteem, who have
honored me by their preserve here
today, desire to make my most pro-
found Acknowledgements of sDpreoia-
ton and bespeak for them aad their
beautiful city continuous ald un-l
bounded prosperity and happiness in
the immediate present and during
the generations to follow. AAd while
life and health continue this shall be
my earnest and constant payer"
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my cordial acknowledgment and
gratitude.
Absent Members
"In this connection we do not for
get, but remember with deep and sor-
rowful affection the absent member
of the committee, whose warm and
generous heart, and fertile brain,
may have perhaps first conceived the
plan of this wonderful tribute to my
self, but was not spared to witness
its execution. To the memory of
him, our departed brother, Rod d.
Leggat, so deeply devoted by word
and deed to every interest of our So
ciety, and whose untimely death we
all deplore, we offer our sacred VOWS
of gratitude and fraternal love, and
our devout prayers. His memory
will be revered by surviving mem
bers of the society and particularly
by those of advanced age and limited
means in whose behalf he has made
ample and generous provision to in
sure them peace and comfort in their
years.
Now, in conclusion, desire to
say, to have lived and witnessed and
shared in the rescue from savagery,
and to have participated In the de-
velopment in this part offthe great
now comprising the state
Of Montana, a mighty empire in IT.
self, and yet to be spared to continue