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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15

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felt meroen loa. 0ie1e 8e1dliiiie
pur0en bonn aqgemeinen &onieren5=
ousibuB beioer Yarteien einitimmig
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oritten Hortei fonnte nod feline Gi-
nigung er5ielt peroen.
Nr6etterpartei fir 2aTollette.
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minution Der 6ritten aartei annimmt,
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nn0 Sic Mrbeiterpurtei in 8etra9t
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SSn aQen &eoen 1puroen Die repub=
lifaniide uno oie 0emofratiide Rartei
i6orf berurteilt. Sobn. 5ibpotrid
nannte sic beioen Ylattformen ueine
M%blebnung bon a1enJ mas oas ,ame=
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tet but." @an5 DEFENDERS i6arf
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rauf beltan0> 6aB Sic geieemdBigen
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ton at BEN Stabltr1llt ausgeliefert
tperoe."
@esierunssbeamte fir 3. &artei,
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@ie inn @auptq1tartier Ser Nafionul
federation Of Geoeral employees in
@oibington mitgetcilt muroe, mer6en
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6ung elmer 6ritten Nartei einen frl1dt
barren 8oben unter oen @egierungs~
angelteqten fin0en. Ser GoQ5ugsrat
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ridt oes 2egislatur- M11sfduiies befai=
fen, melder Die republifaniibe uno
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geniiber i6arf bernrteilf. SSn Ser
barb lino 1872 l1nionen bertreten; sic
3obl Ser Mitglieber ion bemnadlt
ouf 100000 gebradt 1per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Bic 2sstrtEunug @ab-9 entidlanbs.
@exk&. IN SnIi-@ine boItti1he

BE ssafreHunus @ab-9 entidlanbs,
@yk& IN. Sail Sine politil9e
eea3nAon stange8 1T Die gut0edung,
bab Der hsfnp&1te haperii9e Bolttifer
Or. GEM Der frtber beim Centrum
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nit ben Gra4bpten gerbanolungen
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fenbar tbo4ts tanH au1 Deut1h
Neterreta obtg spertuitens Elm gro.
bsr ara 1apsf aRgpgIeibert tperben.
Sic u4trn6e bea 8enornten iino iebt
ans etitnf geaoger norben nn6 es ll1t-
tertept k5aRgn aeaA, bnb ct in Der
b5nffden &orh h~o1ffdnoio abge.
Htndafef BAL.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Nebrdsfas Nfa;aernee.
SMaba, Neh. 10. &uli. -

eMabo, Neb. 10. &uli. = 81 ei
tenn ge1peinlbaftliden grnAetsri@t
oes Bnnoesbureans fir grnh&ornn-
ihlage nrb bes itnataden eanbnirt-
Hatts : Departements ia Eanbn<
miro sorausgei&t, Dab Rsere&fa6
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rige uaa 4,055,00O 8nidel 6berfrt
gen spirb. Ser grtrag mirs m,f
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Rergleid nit 1874, $4,000 IN Sol
re- 1919. Ser apbau 1T am 3 4ssp.
gent sreber ais int sorigeu Subr, OLE
er 100000 Mder betrng. Sie &et
5eterf1te miro auf 3t458,QD DuN99d
tueniger ds i'm bortsen ahHr uerur
idlagt, als fie 60,076 ,0p6 8uadh4 b.
trug.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Meues &abinett 1T Seiterrei6 gebilbet

8ien, y. Suit. = Sin neueS &o=
binett, beitebeno aus IA Witglieoern
mur0e beute gebil0et. Die ~ein5elnen
Harteie11 lino proportiot1eQ na9 ser
33a6l ibrer G%ertretcr in ser GolfsDer=
iammll1ng repralerAert, un0 5par in
Der Weile 0aB ie0e Fartei lire eigenen
Minilter in oas &ubinett emit en0et.
Die meiiten Ser friiberen Miniiter
bleiben I'M Mmte. or. @arl &enner
balt ouBer DEM &un5lerpolten 6aS
8ortefeuae fir ol&Spartige Mngele-
genbeiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Grnfe Sxobnna ser engliiden Mrbeie
fp1.

bennington, England. - II. SUI
Ii. - Ser bier tngenoe &ongreB Der
@rubenarbeiter bat eiien 8ef61ub an
genomme11, bem6nfolge Elm General
ltreif offer @etperfi6aften DerfMgt
meroen ioa, tpenn Sc Gegierung ridt
sic Eruspen aus ssrlano 5urIdtiebt
nno nit Ser 9ieferl1ng Don &rtegsmo=
terial an Sic @egner Ser gol16e1pi1ten
fortfGbrt. Ser 8eidluB, Scr NIT oil
len gegen cine ein5ige Gimme 511r
9lnnobme gelatgte, miro bent Soft
0erfpngreb 6er @etperfe u%nterbreitet
meroet1, Ser a1H 0ienltag in 2onoon
duiammentritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
8ieten Smlad1t an.
&onitantinopeI, II. eSuIi. :

&onftantinopel, II. Suli. - 6lie-
ger ser tlrfii6en Nattonaliiten, bic
nnter Muftapba Naidn gegen bic
.@rie1en fdmpfen, babert beute iiber
sen griehiiden 5telungen 5ablreibe
Mnfin6tgltngen nbgeporfen, in beren
Sic grieBifden Erupper arfgeforoert
1perben, bon Nlaihebr, am Siioen-
Sc Ser griediiden Sront, oihpdrts
onf l1fdnf por5ugeben. Seit einiqer
3eit qebt 6as @eri6t, 6aB 6te Sea-
tionoliiten in Der @egenb bon l1idnf
ifnrfe @rafte 5uiammenge5ogen ba-
Ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
SmnerGhmmreat nirb angegriffem

nirb anseeriffen
&afknstpn. IA 3Ali.- SIM Dber-
geribt oes 9t1trifts bon Columbia
iudte CHARLES g. Gairdil6, Seem
Sort, Praiioept Der Mmerica11 Gon=
ltitutionaI Qeague, un1 einen. @in<
baltsbefebl nod, bur9 ben @tnatsle=
fretur golbp berbinoert tperoet iou,
oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
our BunbasDerfuiiunQ bur9 sic iibli=
DIE Proclamation fit rotifi5iert gu er=
fl6rea. Ger eleide ginboltsbefebI
fol- sem &uneesgeneraluntpalt sic
Gnrdkibnn11e Bee &sneuSements Der.
Netea.
Sx Ter Rtogddrtft miro beba11p=
I'd, BE &~at.taierang 0es Amense-
n1enb S+x$ pie StaatSgeleBgebung
pap 9srgEntes, lei uageieblidA neil lie
ala betrRaertiae 2ssiie erlangt 1pur-
BE- uno eit1e Ratifi5ieru11g in Sennei-
fse 1paroa Gei&foH8 pi6er ous &C.
FED fieFR, % Ser ootttgen 2%egislatur
lat4 Den stants8efeSen nidt oasgieGt
CUR aaaittsisrNne oer Mobnabme gu,
Hea.
9otpet baben nur IS Staaten oas
Mmeroe41ent ratifi3iert, uno oa nod
Die &~ottf3ierung our9 einen ueite-
rem Stq3 bentttgt miro tam bier Die.
ia Mn8rtn ouf 6aS Mmen6ement iiber
rai&enb. Ran bette mobl einen Mn=
griff n1j Ae @eiebmGBigfeit Ser Ha=
tHBerune IN &astnafea ertpartet> aber
erR mAoens dseh &atifBierung err
hfelgt tnax.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Gpppiition anfeeaeben.

Gbicago, 3d., IL. Suit. = Ser
&ol1pent 0es &ontites Des User be-
id)loB 1ienltag frlb, ii9 Ser notiollo=
len Mrbeiterpartei our 8riinoung Ell
ner neuen 8artei an5uldlieben. Ser
.8eldluB mnr6e in elmer %9etrennten
Sibung gefaBt, nadoem borber elm
Sell ser Nonpartiiqn 2eague un6 Der
5ingle Say Delegaten fih Dem Or
better : &onper1t ongeidlolfen batten.
Dus &omittee ser Mrbeiter beid1ob,
0ienitag nadmittae in gelneinidaft-
lt9er Sibnng nit ser Mrbetterpartei
5l1ionn1en5ufommcn. Die Domination
Ser Observation-Disclosures Der
ul1nite0 Seem Hartp" murben gum be-
ior0eren @ei6dft am A6eno gemodt.
Ga Tollette mollts 1ndr.
Gbicago, ST., IA. Suli. - Sena-
tor 2aTouette ideint 1id ielbit nidt
fir Sen geeigneten Manl o1s ErdIi-
6emidafts+&anbibat gu bolten. Or
lieb sic &%onpention miifen,. baB er
Die Termination nidt- tpoQe. l1nmit=
telbar nadbem 8orliter @alfer ben
So Societies @ntidei0, er tpofle Die
Domination nidt, a~neefindigt bot
te, trot Setter 8arlotp, Setter Der
@orlo 8ar @eterons auf un6 ben
Iangte, 6aB 2oSonette trob ieiner
@ieger11rg 11ominiert merbe. Sc be-
Iaitete sic &onbention bon elmer beim
Iiden &Iique in binterIiitiaer @eiie
fontro1iert gu tperben un6 6aB Sic
Better Sic 8lattform aus 6nrdt, Die
&onbention mer6e lie onnebmen, ber-
beimIiden, tporauf Sic DeIegaten Ser.
lefl1ng Der 8lattform Derlan9fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Eapf tritt Elm fit SSrlanbs Treibett.

D II. SHII. SNEe 5tulur=
nol 2ogue, GiirltprimaS bon Srlanb,
imlauf elmer Bre6igt erflarte, bic ct
in ser 2lrmogb-&atbe0rale bielt,
tpiinidt ser Bupit bon gan5em 6erae1l
6oB u61e notiomlen Ne6te Srlon0s
o11erfonnt tper6en ioaten. = Sos .iri=
ide @olf 0iirfte ie0o6 ni6t %er1parten,
6oB iib cine Neugebltrt 0es 2on6es
61tr6 @erbre1n1en nn68 lutpergieBel
errei9en lai1e. Ser beilige Softer
rtdte 6aber an Tie Sic Muffor6eru11g,
ii9 ie6er @an6lung 5u entbalten, sic
gegan @ottes 8eiebe berifoBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
gebt braitifd bor.

Mosfau, 10. Sa1li. = Mqe Rribat.
8etriebe, bie ni9t auf elmer nb1otat
f%ooperatipen @run0lage beruben, iino
ge19lolien morben. Dieies lit Der e.
tie gdri1t, 6en sic Mosfquer 8eb0r=
6en in einem energif9en &f ge=
gen 6ie Gpefulationsput getan hnben.
Ser @an6el nit @eri60nerungsmit-
teIn uns Soilette11nrtifeln miro mo-
tionatiiirt mer1en. acknowledgment un6
&eitonratenren 1T Die @eiinng 6l1ge=
eangen, 6aB tie %ie6er5eit Die Sdlie=
Bnng i6rer 8etriebe 5n ge1uGrtigen
lu6et1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Rsakdbnferrn. IN B~sn5mha

@aYbington, ~. Ger lui
n1p Montag cine Qotderer1o BON
Observation-Disclosures se.farn11sx,
Inn bfn iofordgen @egtHn zee Ber-
fnnots bon @inferfobe md benz
N~or6tpeiten gu ertrtera; p1yser1eM
fodlte Sic Roblenberforgl1ag Der see11e
eneIanofaafen, 100 hbIiwmer Ndf19d
berriAen FOB, ersrtert ferBeA.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Sopan bnnt riefiae HIDtte.

Eofio, IL. S,1li. - 4ie iaponifhe
seaierung hot fid entfdIoifen, bon
Der 8oIfspertretuna $22,199,499 fir
Gen gau reI1er Rrieesfdiffe uts an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Grinding elmer dritttn
Pdrtei 1T 9e(1d)ert

Siebc, 0ruppcn ii,,c ais crittc partei pereiniet-
Nrbeiterpartci rod abieits, ca Sic Sihrer Ser
v48" aeeer Sic 8elaitnne Ser plattier,t NIT
N1arr iden 9eentet iitb rcrtpahrcn. 2ln Ga<
ScQettcs Termination fautnt ~ 3~,peifeltt. - He'd
feine Giniemre iibcr Sen 11arteft er3ielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Deutfde Uertreter Vor
f1euer Gn0N|it banD

entente ~perlanet 3tue I 111iaienen Geta~H Hsk'
le ,menatli4. Die S rift CUR 8eanteeett~1e be
N1itttpeh perlGtaeert. = @emctriat1te Ketatt1ttl'
iieft fir Gttidtdrieun esan9eleeenhsiten* -&e'
bestssnsittel fiir Bic Seas tidhet 8ereleate neri1re~
dpet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
MANY PUBLISHERS
IN MEETING HERE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Tulsa Tribune; Loslio G.. Niblack,
Guthrie Leader; Ross ". Burns,
Joplin Globe. II. u. Butler, Wich-
ita Beacon; Edison BiNby, Musko-
gee Phoenix and q. w, Boggs, Daily
Oklahoman.
Labor conditions were discussed
at length, T.. q, Larson, of The
World, Mr.. Mcpherson and NJ, 4
Chambers OF tho oklahoma News at
Oklahoma City were appointed to
make a survey of the labor situA-
tion as II affects newspapers in the
association.
A motion was adopted condemn
ing the actions OF foromen in COM
posing rooms OF somo newspapers
In this district who frequently call
composing rooms In newspapers Of
fices In adjacent cities ana offer bet
ter Inducements for printers to
change. This vrao,ico was said to
be In n great measure responsible
for unrest among printers, and ON
barrassment to newspapers.
Niblack and Chambers were in
structed TO interview DIR. Stratton u.
Brooks. president OF tho Oklahoma
university. and urge THAI the limo
types In the university be used IN
preparing students for newspaper
school of Journalism. ana those
gathered here yesterday favor in
Guiding linotype instruction. 1t was
believed that II Dr. Brooks acts ia
vorably on this suggestion, IL viii at
least partially relieve the serious
shortage of linotypors.
According 90 the constitution and
by-laws. the next annual meeting OF
the association is 10 he held wher-
ever designated by the board OF di-
rectors. Those who attended were
jubilsnt over the organization, and
expect it to he an important factor
In overcoming difficulties confront
ing newspaper publishers in the
southwest.
The register of those attending
shows the following:
G. A, Looney Muskogce Times
Democrat; II, II. Butler, Wichita
Beacon, clyde SpceS Wichita
Eagle, J, II Bixby Muskogee phoe-
nix; Leslie Niblack. Guthrie Leader;
j. s. Leach, BartlesVille Examiner,
+. s. Coles, McAlcster News Capital;
r. G. Grfssfield Enid News: A. 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
HEALTH STAFF ANNOUNCED
colonel Hugh scott Announces
Mcnhrr4 OF Oklahoma Division.

Special TO Tho World
OKLAHOMA CITY, June 2.-The
staff ot Lieut. Colonel Hugh Scott,
in command OF tho Oklahoma divi-
siou of the united States public
health service was announced today
as follows:
Major Horace Reed surgeon
Captain q, w williams. Internal
medicine; J w, J.. Liscomh. eve. car,
nose ana throat, Captain NJ =.
stout orthopedist; Captain Antonio
n. Young, nervous and mental dis
eases, Lieut. Tom Lowry, anathrtist.
and Liout, W. II, Battle, dental sur
COON. Cases Of all kinds are handled
through the health service. includ
ing those 81 disabled soldiers OF
the world war.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03

Robertson. \ Springfield Republican;
W. NJ Taylor Enid Eagle; G. w
Boggs. Daily Oklahoman; Richard
Elan. Pawhuska Capital; II. H.
Hort0n. okmulgee Times; II. q.
Spaulding, shawnee News. Il. r.,
Burton, Joplin News Herald NJ :.
Chambers, Oklahoma News, Ross
r Burns, Joplin Globe; n u. Welty.
Bartlesvillo Examiner. Eugene Lor-
ton, Tulsa World; Il l.. McPher-
son, Tulsa Tribune; l.. q. Larson,
Tulsa World W 4 Becslcy Pitts
burg sun; Edison Rixby. Muskogee
Phoenix; J. A. Lloyd, Miami News.
kilograms were received from Eu-
gene +. Martin. publisher OF the
Miami Record Herald and c. q.
Martin OF tho OkmulGee Democrat.
rcgrcttlng then inability 10 attend.
and pledging their support TO the
associRt tion.
Tho Bon Franklin club. local asso-
citation of printers, was notified Of
the meeting Two members at
tended
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
TO REPEAL WAR LAWS
Committee Asks for Resolution TO
Set Aside War Time Emergency
Legislation at Once.

WASHINGTON. June BY
unanimous vote the house judiciary
committee today ordered out a reso-
luton repeating all wartime emer-
gency legislation excepting the Lever
food control act, trading with the
enemy act and the District OF CO.
lumbia rent protiteerinE measure.
Chairman Volstead told the COM
mittee that he would attempt to
have the house adopt the resolution
before adjournment Saturday. House
action, he said, would be attempted
under suspension of the rules. which
would permit only 40 minutes OF de-
bate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03

for the control Of the Illinois dele
cation and who is Johnson's strong
AID IN this state, is making the most
OF the 1t. Louis incident. He gave
"A dinner last evening TO very Sc
!ect few, composed of Jake Hamon
or oklahoma, John King, member
OF the national committee from
Connecticut and himself The sig
nificance OF this forogathering is
apparent without further comment.
The local papers did not get the
stoH and It was the merest chance
That ] was able to vtrify 1t beyond
question. Both IIamon and King
we're licutenants OF Tuhe Hert of
Kentucky In his campaign to beat
Wood with LOwdcn, and the din =
ner with Thompson marked their
official recognition OF the incvita bic.
General Wood established anoth-
.cr precedent today. lie received all
representatives Of the press in his
suite at 10 o'clock this morning and
announced that It would be "A regu-
lar program hereafter until he
changed his office to Fort Sheridan
on the eye of the convention. He
Will not 'onter the convention in
person. This afternoon the gener-
nj called at Moffett's studio. the Of
iicial photographer of the conven-
tion, to have "a new series of photo
graphs taken.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt came In
from New York this morning and
has joined the Wood staff to render
such aid as may be possible. James
Twyford, oklahoma city, in charge
of the Oklahoma tests for the EN-
bry forces. arrived this morning.
The oklahoma contests are due to
be taken up Thursday.
The utter absence of Hoover sem
t'ment, although the Hoover Off
cials are the most extensive and
ornate in the Congress, Is probably
the cause NJ "A story which has be-
gun 10 circulate that Hughes name
VIII he placed before the conven-
tion by the league OF nations advo-
Gates.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
KING IS REPORTED
BACKING SENATOR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
terday's testimony before the senate
committee investigating campaign
expenditures. h. l.. Morse Of Mis-
souri,, who said he handled most Of
Governor Lowden's campaign fund
IN that state, testified that ne paid
out $4,000 TO Albus. who did no.
appear TO press his contest before
the national committee today.
Kansas City Offers Thrills.
The real sensational fight OF the
day came on the contest from the
Kansas City district, which the
committee finally solved by refusing
to seat anybody Charges OF strong
arm" politics, meetings broken up
by mustard gas bombs. women in
undated by negroes and gag rules
flew thick and fast
Committeeman denounced the
situation in the district as disgrace
full and tainted with fraud" and
after voting down by n close vote a
motion to seat the regularly re-
ported delegates, Robert j. Flick aud
Jesse l.. Martin, decided 10 seat none
OF the delegates
This action reduced the total nam
her OF votes In the convection
from 9S4 TO 9s2 and furnished the
first case in which a district will be
left without representation in it's
deliberations.
The net results of the days work
were TO bring the number OF con-
tests disposed of up TO 80 out Of the
1877 filed.
The Georgia and Florida cases
continued to hang fire in sub
committee and there was DISPOSE
ton evidenced I'm the fun commit
tee today to check the practice of
referring disputes rather than hav-
ing the national committee decide
them first hand. There was some
discussion on the subject later in
the day and when the session ad-
journed until o'clock tomorrow
morning the list OF cases in sub
committee had been supplemented
by the reference OF the eight CON
cressional districts OF MississiOpi
whore the regularity Of the district
convention cali is TO he determined
Chairman Hays had a brief con-
ference during the day with Leu
tenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
who visited the committee room and
gave out a statement reiteratinc his
support OF General Woods randi-
dacy. Colonel William Boyce
Thompson OF New York, chairman
OF the ways and means committee
OF the national committee also con-
ferred with Chairman Hays and
also gave out "A statement.
Arrangements for the distribu-
ton OF convention seats were com
pleted today None OF the tickets
VIII oe placed IN the hands OF the
national committeeman until SAT-
urday' EachS committeeman will
receive the allotment for his state
and distribute them to state delega.
tions.
Precautions have been taken 10
prevent the tickets falling into
spectators hands and to prevent
counterfeiting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
WILL BOOST FOR JOHNSON
California Special Is Loaded With
foppies and Native Oranges.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2.-The
California delegation to the ropub-
lican national convention got away
for Chicago today on board their
convention special In addition 10
the delegates and alternates were
johnson boosters bringing the party
up TO 1850
on ice In a baggage car attached
10 the train were millions OF Cali.
fornia poppies and the other half Of
the car was filled with oranges. The
poppies and oranges will be used in
the demonstration planned to mark
the arrival of the delegation In Chi
cago. The special left at Q o'clock
for the east. The Nevada delegation
will be picked up en- route.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
PERKINS ACTING PRESIDENT
Professor In Ada State Normal VIII
Succeed Gordon as school Head

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 2.-M.
L. Parkins, professor in the east
central state normal school at Ada.
was appointed acting president OF
the school today to succeed j. NJ.
Gordon. The appointment was made
by II. III. Wilson, state superintend-
cnt of public instruction and chair
man OF the state board OF educa-
ton
The name Of Charles W. Briles,
director Of vocational education of
the state board Of vocational educa-
ton, was mentioned several weeks
ago at the time of President Cor
don's resignation as an applicant for
appointment Briles formerly was
president Of the Ada school
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Hobby May Interfere.

AUSTIN, Texas, Juno Gov w
L. Hobby late today informed city
and county authorities AT Galveston
that the state would assume con,
troll" IN tho dock strike situation al
that port Saturday unless labor and
freight conditions improved imme-
diately
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
LEGAL

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR Tulsa
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
W. Y. Mckee. Plainuft, VS.. c. r. Zthn
Defendant No. 1870
To c. u. Zahn, non resident. defendant
You are hereby notified that on f1,
18Th day Of May 1890. ". n Mcks.
fled his petition against you In the abe. =
entitled cause. in the district court :
Tulsa county Oklahoma The object ind
prayer OF which is 20 cancel and set as.ts
a certain contract to convey TO g.u
tho east half Of lots -Four and y ,
and the north twenty feet %
lot Six In Block -Four In Drew ada.
ton to the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. u
Tulsa county, Oklahoma, and TO remove
cloud from the title thereto and aui4t
tho title Of the plaintiff In and to - 8
promises
You are requested TO answer said pet.
tion on or before the ist day OF Juls
1890 or said petition will be taken aa
true, and Judgment rendered accordingly
W. II. M'KEE.
JOHN b. PORTER,
(SEAL) Court Clerk
GERALD r. OBRIEN
Deputy Court Clerk
A. A. HATCH. Attorney for Plaintiff
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Spring buffers hold now shade
rollers in position IN window with
out the use OF tools or marring the
woodwork
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03

A new electric melting pot for
metals is self-regulating. cutting Off
the current when a certain degree
lis reached.
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JwYs1s,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
lost AND FOUND

LoSr-A brown and white spotted fox
terrier, female dog; reward $40. Mrs
S. j. McMullion, 3 miles north Of town on
Route s.
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CANCERS, tumors sores, goiter, piles IT'S
tuls Write for testimonials Box bi''
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