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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
"KIDDEO" OVER OFFER
Man Claiming 10 Have Been Offered
Ncwbcrry Money Has Reputation
as "Kiddcr." Witness says.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb. 10.
Whether Milton Oakman, former
county clerk at Detroit. was "serl-
Gus" ur kidding" when he said he
had been promised 10000 to sup
port the Ncwberry campaign was in
controversy at the Ncwberry cleo
tons conspiracy trial today. Henry
Montgomery now divorce proctor of
Wayne county. but in 1918 manager
OF Chase Osborns senatorial cam
paign there, told of the remark and
on cross y examination said after
many questions that "Oakman had a
reputation as a 'kidder,'
Montgomery said also on cross ex-
animation that he took the remark
seriously enough to report 1t to MIR.
Osborn"
There was testimony also today of
$4,000 being paid for distribution
OF the dry land battleship" cam
paign film and two clergymen testi-
fled, one with difficulty, about the
way the campaign reached their
parishes. Inner democratic politics
were also brought to the jury's atten-
tion.
Several times in his testimony
Montgomery recalled that Oakman
had told him on several occasions
that The never got a cent from the
Newberry committee, but he quoted
him also as making that statement
in connection with one that the
Ncwberry people had not done as
they promised"
The witness also told that Oakmsu
had confided to him that the Union
Trust company. of which Truman II
Newberry is a director. had advanced
Oakman's brother. Robert, $500, 200
to tide him over a war crisis in De-
troit real estate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
WANT JURY TO VALUE LAND
owners uf Property Condemned by
County Demand Jury Trial

Alleging the appraisal of dam
ages To- the PLAINTIFFS property on
the Rose Ilill-Dawson highway by
action Of the county commissioners
In taking possession OF the strip OF
land on payment of one dollar, a pc
tition demanding Jury trial Of the
case was filed yesterday in district
counrt by ". l.. Lynch. n minor, 10y
William Lynch.
Commissioners were appointed by
the court two weeks ago TO appruiso
the damage TO the property through
acquisition by the county Of "a mar
row strip of ground needed for road
building purposes. The appraised
damage. one dollar. is not consid-
cred sufficient by the plaintiffs and
suit is brought TO compel the coun
ty TO pay a higher valuatiAn on the
property condemned for road pur-
poses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
LABOR MEN PLAN
CANVASS OF CITY
r,0rv Union Man in the
City Will Be Urged to
Register.
Ask MAN FOR SCHOOLS
rvperienced Builder Should
Sit With Educational Body,
Meeting Decides.

enlargement OF any certain candi-
,.,s. for the coming city election
oos,poned at the sabor mass
.,'rg last night following the ses-
w. ~ ,hc central Trades council In
~ ss.v.-.snter7,' hall All union men pres
=. ps.,ere urged to turn In their names
w. addresses for assignment TO a
euu uu,-oss of the entire city for the pur-
w. ~ urElng every man and wo-
- "espccially union men and
ns II. families" 20 register. Nolun-
NV .." subscriptions totaling s2S.43
-. collected at the meeting 70
s..nco tho proposed campaign,
,Is,ch will include the printing OF
',sraiure aud other campaign eN-
penses. -.
,sr feet high and speak on every
,o,ner in the city against any candi-
80 who favors the open shop Jo-
sanh o'Donnell a painter, asserted
This IL a political organization and
vejre going to play politics.
o'Donnoll asserted that there Is
ave man in particular now In the city
royernment who should be defeated
uarrv Mccain, who presided at tho
meeting, announced that another
meeting will be held during the lat
,sr part of next week. the place and
.,re 10 he announced later. Mu.
,icinal Judee G.. I'D Warren gave a
'sngthy review of the general labor
| ,I,na,ion since 1914. a committed
consisting OF one bricklayer. one
nlumber and one carpenter was sc.
| 'octed by the chairman TO recon-
mend candidates for member OF the
school board The committee viii
meet tonight in the pool hall at rs
| fast Second. it was stated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20

When closed a new electrical sew
ing machine resembles and can be
used as writing desk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
City Briefs

MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued to the following yesterday by
the clerk of the county court; Frank
w. Bruner, 81, Tulsa. and Dorothy
X. sutton, 20, Butler, Pa; Roy
Johnson, 81, and Eunicc Watson, is,
Tulsa. -
PETITIONS FOR divorce were
filed yesterday by the following
plaintiff in district and superior
court: Maud T.. Dean against J. w.
Dean: Mae Bland against NJ. l..
Bland: Cora Stewart against Charles
II. stewart; Joseph T. Smith against
Maud Smith. =
THERE WILL, he regular services
conducted in Temple Israel, Four
teenth and Cheyenne at 8 o'clock
Friday night. Friends OF Rabbi
Late. who Is seriously III with pneu-
monia, will be glad to hear of his
improved condition. Ho is now ap-
parently out of danger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20

the secretary Of the former prcsi.
dent confirmed the belief that he
would arrive hero dn bimc to address
he club at the noon mCWing and
What hiu subject would he tho League
uf Nntinue.
rat i. Hurley Is also scheduled TO
address the motorists. Mr.. Hurley
IS widely known for his ability as a
forceful Hiti entertaining speaker
and his address is expected to at
tract = largo audience. Hurley saw
actual service during the war as u
colonel ana was cited for bravery
under ere
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
MaYcs Gnc- 90 Inrnrc.

NEW YORK. Fob. IA Ralph A.
Hayes sailed from New York today
70 investigate conditions on tho bat.
tlenold4 OF Europe in connection
with tho work OF bringing back tho
nodlrq or American soldiers. Mr.
Hayes, who was commissioned ior
thc work by tho war department
said that OF tho 1900 soldiers
buried abroad moro than 25 per cent
would not be brought hack bccaus,
relatives have expressed "a desire
that thcv bc not Inferred.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
SUES PAGE FOR $1,000
Jury Hears Case OF Man Injured at
Lake in sand Springs Park.

Suit in which $11, 900 damages are
asked begun yesterday before a
Jury In superior court in the case of
John fisherman against Charles
Page The plaintiff claims he was
ramaneRtly injured while swimming
a, the Sand Springs park lake on
Iuly /. 1917.
Esherman states that he was swim
ming In the lake. operated and con-
|,roed BY the defendant. when he
stepped on a sunken snag negligcutly
allowed to remain near the bath
|house, and as a result a splinter was
forced entirely through his loft foot,
|0uslng him permanent injury.
An artificial cork Is being made in
Sweden from cork waste and a bind
linz paste.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
Had Standing Dr.. Bill EveryMonth He Says
Is Better Than in Past Years and Has Gained
Seven and Half Pounds Since Taking
Quaker Herb Extract

My wife is better today than she
has been in the past 20 years and she
has actually gained IA pounds
since taking two bottles Quaker
Herb Extract, Is the signed state
ment made for publication in this
paper by Mr.. Jackson, well known
citizen OF 402 Sth Ave, Columbus,
Ga.
"In all this time / have had a
standing doctors bill every month.
i've spent lots OF money, but my
wife's general condition is better
than II has been at all, and give all
the credit to QUAKER HERB EX-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
GEORGE CHURCH IS DEAD
supply Man Succumhs In Hospital
H. We'll Known Here.

George w Church. who has boon
connected with tho OIL wei supply
company during tho past 10 years,
died Tuesday at the Mayo sanitar-
ium. Rochester, Mimi. after a short
Illness with pneumonia, II was
learned hero yesterday Mr.. Church
had Wide acquaintance among
local oil men and Is well known IN
almost every field In the country.
burial will I've from his old home. 2t
Bathgatc place, Newark n. j,
There are no relatives Of MIR Church
In Tulsa, friends said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20

course. these troubles brought on
other symptoms such as headaches,
hearburns, dizzy spells. poor sleep.
nervousness. no appetite. pains IN
her back, and general rundown sys-
tenn. She is like a new person now
and her neighbors are surprised TO
see her well, and my wife never
misses a chance TO tell them QUAk-
Err HERB EXTRACT did IL all.
Quaker Herb Extract is "a mild
Laxative, builds up the Stomach.
regulat the Liver. strengthens and
purifies the Blood. and a Tonic and
System Builder.
~ The Quaker Man Is at the Quake
Drug Store, Tulsa, okla, daily from
0 a, m. to.9 p. m Have a talk with
him, free OF charge,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
WHISKY STILL IS CAPTURED
Plant and Wine Captured by Fcdcr
al Officcrs-No Prisoners Taken.

A double distillery and five gal
Ions OF wine were captured by fed
cral officers yesterday in raid at
1919 Woodward avenue. When vis-
tied the place was entirely deserted
and no arrests were made according
to United States Marshall w. NJ
Ellis. 1t was evident, however. that
the "still" had been in operation and
further developments In the case are
expected today. Mr.. Ellis said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
Government SbocLs Durn.

Trlsh caught FIRE yesterday after.
noon in the wooden buildings be-
longing To the. federal government
located ut Brady and Lawtor
streets. Three of the buildings
which are used as store houses, were
burned. Three grass fires we're alsC
reported yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
TAFT AT AUTO LUNCHEON
Former President and Pat Hurley t.
Speak az Motorists Meeting.

William Howard raft viii he tho
guest OF honor at the luncheon
meeting OF the auto club at Hotel
Tulsa today due to the efforts of IT,.
y. Oberholtper and George Reeves
late last night Communication from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-20
For That CHILLY Feeling

Take Groves Tasteless CHILL. Tonic.
II Warns the Body by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. You can soon
feSl It's Strengthening. Invigorating
Effect. Price 60c.-Advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
Treatment OF
NEURASTHENlA

NeurastaenIa Is rypHaIly an Amer
icau disease existing chiefly IN the
cities. The neu-asthenic patient finds
Il u1rflcult To keep his mind on his
work He cannot remember what he
has rsad or done and is nee6leHly
perpIexec. He is irritable at himself
and those around him and wants 10
De alone and brood over his troubles.
Observation-Disclosures 10 cold. pains IN
the back and limbs. NERVOUSNESS and
a craving for special articles of diet
are other symptoms
Nsurastnenia IS never fatal and
may be corrected by the treatment
which Mrs. Z. T. Feezer. Of No. so
State Street Terrace, Springfield,
Mass. recommends. Mrs F'erzer
when seen recently described her ez-
perence as follows
7 hRG q severe attack OF inf.uen-
"a" she said. and couldn't regain
my strength. My nerves were on
edge. Ny condition worried me So
much that I became melancholy ana
broocec great deal and couldn't
keep my mind Of myself. Ny sleep
was htful anc unrefresning and
vas steaci,y declining II health.
Il read about DR. williams Pink
Pills and decided to give them a trial.
few days after began the trent
InerT fe!t a little better Even d
slight. Improvement was encouraging
and continued taking the pills IN
I'll my nerves regalned their strength
] sleep We'll now. eat heartily and no
longer feel fidgaty. I strongly req
omnend Dr Williams Pink Pills II
those who need tonic"
The treatment for neurasthenIa is
one or nutrition Of the nerve cells
requiring q nOn-alcoholic tonic As
the nerves GET their nour,shrnen-
from the blood the treatment must
oe directed towards building up the
blood. Or n iIlia-ns' Pink Pills ac-
directly on the blood and, with prop
er regulation Of the diet have pruvad
OF the g-eaIesI benefit in MANY
cases OF neurasthenia. i tendency
70 aneUlla or niooGlessnesa. shown
by most neu-asLtlenic patients Is
also corrected by rnese tonic pills
Your own druggist can supply you
With ". Williams Pink Pills or YOU
cAn order Direct from the DR. WI
,iarns Medicine Co.. Schenectady, n
I., al 81 cents q box. Write Tor The
free booklet Discusses Of he Nerv-
GUS system ADV
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was recess- -Af-e- ~ecess Piper said
il was wet enough there Tor 4 person
% we! he suies of his shoes 30 di--
il che autn, mr. blood N the auto
Mo an illion Dollar" Talk by Burke
Eda--,- Newton 3 STORY, another point
was brought IN. Newton suld Burke
said ne would give 4 million dollars :.
ne could see Bartlev come tarnnGh the
dncr PATTERSON ana Miss Moore were
put On the sEand. They heard all he
runversa-.uu ana -aev dia not hear
ErlrSr S:.~ ttluc.
II h. touid talk Inn -er NJ could tell
hundred things r ne .alked al dav
ne snld ne could -en j hundred things.
Jach Burke WIS shnt IN tie lez with
4 b BARLEY was shu- with Z IS. Jack
was riEii, IN front If his huus.. when h,
was stlut, Where could ne have MA The
revolver If he shot himself" TESTIMONY
was recalled 81 Ba-t.ev's hunting Tor
ci-.r,dges.
j. closing Ne stated justica Is asked
SAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
SICK HEADACHES
FOR YEARS
Nothing Gave Relief Until
He Tried "Fruit-a-iiVes''

100 Caroline Ave. Ogdenshurg, \. 7.
4 suffered for four years with
Nervous Sick Headaches and Dys-
pepsia. Tried ductors-ate bran
gens-took all kinds of remedies
but nothing did me any good until
used Fruit -a-tives' or Fruit Liver
Tablets.
we'll: and | am always glad 70 ter
people Of the great things Fruitful
tives' have done for me.
! have many friends in Ogdensburg
now using Fruit -a-tives On my
recommendation" c.. L. EESWICk-
soc. box. 6 for ESQ. trial size &c.
At dealers or frum FRITZ -TIVES
Limited. OGDENSBTRG. n. Y.-Adv.
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fer
The kennebec Journal

BARLEY alive after that ouy Burl,=
The last ne saw If BARLEY, az ne
told Oh the stand NJ was runnln-
away by Pipers house. A. home ~
one knew where ne was No one
was suggested who COULD have ban
with MIN but John Burke. Do YOU
aUpDOsa # there was any one vino
could have been suggested 10 auve
Continued on Page 7-Coi -
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AGAIN when lie walked home ACNE.
The only thing out Of the restimony
IL that where Errna Williams Iotd Of
seeing the car. : do not believe that
witnesses deliberately lie. Errna
Williams may have thought she ia
seen the car there.
Burke LAST to See Barley Alive
You will find that no one saw Nals
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Ell REE TRIAL
.5-r.ruec r-orn Page CreJ

..nsa. a-r~nd opposing WI
90. -.~. was Al UNDERMINE
..ga VII, winch was MOI
s.,,...-a.1~s A. 10
,... ~1. aef..uvs. mise
a IL. 1r.inurv emf
amy anti diu n.
mar on when ne
zar So"
MAJ Ears.. ec!lbe,-
-,- Or an a!ibi. al,t ne
MI. c,.m, wnu,.
Sr-.~s!s asked ~.
~.e s. anrca-.nce. on
IL. e.r~. ~. s.si.ea them II
IN Eens,. a1Diicatip.
r.encc would ruuv!nr.-
MOI bcvon6 nilrkt. $
al ts.5,pourld body II
te cave hi selected ear
ira. 4s,l,,ka new .x-
-..ry - be passers...l
he lur1 me-. 4 s.ls=ea .7iar
s,a elnerr was proof =
suI1. "lslt-i,e's ccnec.Lls-
proved w Ills 5...etr...
.e-'on .;at ho VIZ. Eve, a
70 81" Nelson D4~1les :
:nea Burke was rurnest
tr.rats ned T3artlev with
Ma; .a~re thousand dol
Ia, seleo-ed Burl5e'-:
ol.,..s II argue ms strongest
a.. Nj Pa. .anral snld
.. waods1nan would sell
r. -..~ Il sho1r,!,7 cartridges
-tata-s Claims concern
~1lrcn Tor IN. cay-rifiys.r
a-.-
a,e 70-.,.~ # a-=;1r-.er,-z Of Tho
.ea- rg -,n-,. w4.ro grood by
.anr outward traces Of
.@E .niq.. ms been good ~
m. -1a;.v ne seemed 70
Wv -a.a 4.v.r~ 2asga-es If most
.r.;.~ a~~uaa non. Al RECESS IND
ae' r~~ aa,our-nd. the former
--.:-7aa .sa4r-v sheriff was ioired
~e4.-r.> ibid friends. T9erwaeu the
Z 81 I'D recess and when he let-
ne Dr. ag1 ,1eornsr n him during
SO ae. tgs af ~slaxat5on. was Flos-
As r-,-a. ~hc,- carried on an
nd, e. ror--- ~se ,o, winch saened IN
q. -c-u,.. g., io,.rneut.
Ias,a- ...cac~d Burke the foster
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Al - r II. Artn-ner General Guy
Z. Sturgis began his argument. His
first reference was 70 me jury
This ism a civil case, contest b.
tween nun and ulan, II is Case b.
tween the people of The state and The
-espunuenI. There is no personal feel
ing on this side. Il is the CARRYING out
Of the laws lRlIi Down when the afncers
ware appointad ny the psuple. Z - NO
choice Of miIe. am simply working
Tor you. As we giean the factn, a. We
gather them togethsr we ask Il there
are grounds fpr q charge. an the czse is
placed before The State and the indics-
rnent brought.
Sesses Justice onty
II have been irving ID work SO that
absolute 5uEtice can ne done. nnr only
- the State but 10 john Burke Find
ne truth and render rert,icf of tus-
ice.
N eispn u. Barrler was murdered
last October Up al Jackmun. There q
no doubt about that. The 18th Of Oc-
toper he was about the hotel all any
attending 10 his usual business Dur
ing the afternoon ne called the respun-
dent up by telephone anu they talked.
Undoubtedly the meeting Of that eve
ming YVES the result Of that call. Their
relations have been related largely By
tine respondent but the lips Of Nelson
BARLEY are sealed.
1T s admitted by the defense that
the State cannot exactly claim Sc or
$50 thar Burke and Barley left me
hotel. These TWO men started up the
Canada read. DAVID Mathew saw the
car. The TOP was ~. The car carried
lwo spAre Tres Il may not be an ex-
rraord!narv thing 10 cary tires so. hut
II there mad been another car Of such
description there the existence of suca
car would have been brought 70 your
attention. The Flair car was for let
ting purposes.
Tells OF Death Cars Progress
Grace t7aggan and James Mason
were z the drug store and they SEW
the car 20 by about So That is the
s.art-n~ Of Inc testimony OF time. Then
Mr., Burke said they drove up the Cam
aaa road. Mr Barley came into the
Burt5e house five minutes afte-wa-d
following Jonn Burke IN
Where aid that CIR gn" Where 4
did 20 Burke and Bartlev We're in L.
You vii ana that ina. car went up To
the Armstrong bars. IL didn't stop a.
The Boothnan road. ISIS Haggan and
Mason Went mr. ne ,Bonthran road and
hey say the" saw no car there. Grace
E1aggan was driving an Overland car
II the lighrs n sucn car IRE any good
rhe~ VIII cas-, Z light 50 far ahead that
even ne RAID N the tres Of Z car
Scrne Pee; ah-ad are Iiscerrible Mrs
+ ender7on. Mrs. cooper and Ernest
Fierce saw no car i. the Boothnan
road when they Went ov there Some
people going up ana some people going
down saw no car mere Some OF these
people Went IN I'D 70 ride further Mrs
Henderson. Mrs. cooper and Pierce saw
ra~ a the Armstrong bars II was
headed south. lanes Murtha and his
wife saw a car below the Armstrong
ba-s headed south. Discrepancy such
as above shown stands for me badge Of
ruth -sIcher than testimony mat fits In
with a snap. II Is human nature To
show such discrepancies.
''fr'arp F4agran was sitting IN The
ear hr the Barney drug store and
gasoline II Jackrnar few mo-
-7lent Hlansed. Then Tley started up
over the rGad Wher rhev came ha Tx
late thev saw the ear al the Booth
man rnad James Mason saw II
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PalLazcan Sums Up

--.'SEr -'@ctanEaIl. chief cnun-
' .0n0 2 Burke, accused by the
ne murder CT Nelson w.
'Hnnec MS argument 1t
FPS a-1ndaY morning The
Snt me cue had been
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