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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-01
St. Joseph People Among
Those Rescued From That
Terrible Suffering

quaker GukIns has shown many
Testimonials from people who de.
rived great result. from the quaker
Remedies. You have undoubtedly
read them People I'm Missouri, In
Iowa, iu Kansas. iu Arkansas, In
ToNas, and many Of the other south.
western states know positively Just
what grand work these famous
Quaker Remedies viii do. Don't
doubt bat investigate. Prove 10
your own satisfaction that the re-
ports are true. Here are q few OF The
names and addresses and some ~
the remarkable work that Is being
done.
M Fred j. Pierce livos at 423
Norlh Fourth street He had suf-
forpd from stomach troubles for
about five years. with suth symp-
toms as hloatiug. dizziness. nervous
ness ana nothing had seemed 10
help him. but after he had taken
quaker Herb Extract three weeks
reports himself we'll saying he has
no more of his former symptoms.
Mr.. Charles r. Jones lives at 1876
Nurth Eighth street. lie. too. had
suffered from severe stomach
trouble for about four years. with
hloating, weak, nervous spells. pains
Ia the stomach ana back lie had
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not gotten any real results from the
remedies ne had used, but hfter
taking quaker Herb Extract he re-
ports he feels ike new man.
Mrs :. Il. Juyuor lives at i-3 West
First avenue. Waterloo, iowa. Sh'
is the wife of tho proprietor OF the
Waterloo Pattern Works. She had
u bloating OF the stomach, and had
lost nearly twenty pounds weight
I'm a year. she got quaker Herb FIX
tract, and after she had taken 'he
second bottle. says her stomach
trouble is gone aud she Is rcgaining
her weight.
Mildred Leach lives at j27 Laura
avenue, in Wichita, Kan. She Is
twelve years Of age and is the
daughter OF Mr.. Frank Leach, a
prominent Mason, connected with
the l.. e. Price Mercantile co. She
had been suffering from such synp-
toms as dizziness, headache, nausea,
pains in the Stomach. and was weak
and nervous. She had taken several
remedies. but got no permanent re
suits. After she had taken the
Quaker Herb Extract she has no
more of her former symptoms. Gas
kins has many other testimonials on
file for you to see.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-01
W. ID. WEBB, PROPRIETOR
OF DRUG STORE, KNOWS
WHAT THE QUAKER
REMEDIES DO.

Mr. W % webb. one OF ST. 10
r.pD'4 best known druggists. is tho
proprietor Of Inc drug store at 71I
IoI.N street In which Quh,vr
iIou,h Teacher mad hi- hgadtuar
tort Nh webb has soldScar.y ovcry
remedy known to th, drug trade
Iic is nu authority on medicines anI
their action Mr. webb heartily
recommends the quaker Remedies.
for ho knows that they are g.yin g
great satisfaction. IIo knows tho re
suits because hc can see tor him
scll tho people who came back to
report great benefits.
Mr. Wcbi~ statement concerning
the quaker Remedies IS proof
81 can recommend The Quaker
Remedies To Those. people who have
stomach liver. kidney blood or ca
tlrrhal troubles. Hundreds OF bot.
Ties of quaker Herb Extract have
been sold. to people nving hero IN
ST. Joseph and In tho surrounding
territory, know Of many case.
where those using this remedy have
reported great benefits. / am well
pleased with the work done by the
Quaker representative.
W. u. WEBB
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DRUGGIST ALSO PRAISES WORK OF
THE GREAT QUAKER HERB EXTRACT
QUAKER GASkINS TELLS
HOW THE QUAKER REM.
EDIES ERADICATE DIS.
EASE.

quaker Gaskins, who Is person
ally conducting the introductor.
campaign of the great Quake
Remedies at the quaker Drug s'oi
Tulsa. Okla, says: II have been
Joplin. i'm Springfield, in ScdaIa
and in Waterloo. Ottumwa an.
other Iowa cities. and in Topeka
Wichita. and other Kansas .ltie,
besides cities and towns in all narl
OF the country And I have STAYED
as long as four months In q oiu
could not do that unless m.
Quaker Remedies were better thsr
others. II "a remedy has the power I.
remove the cause OF disease, % wi,
do "a real, curative work. quake
Herb Extract is just that Kind O
a remedy. Il contains no opiatas 0'
chemicals. but Is purely herbal Ho.
can give it to any child or the wcakl
est adult No other remedy can d
such remarkable work as Quakel
Herb Extract has done and is nod
doing in every city and town preI
viously visited by him.
Il want sufferers to call on nd
and find out about this grand Old
catisc-removing, germ -dcstroyinI
herb. remedy | do not charge anyl
thing 20 tax with those who ha,|
indigestion, dyspepsia. biliousnesl
constipation, liver or kidney troS
blcs. catarrh og rheumatism N
rid Of the ono cause, and YOU wi
find that the many symptoms wi
vanish In very short while"
am at the Quaker Drug store
Tulsa. Okla. daily from . n. m
to Q p m.--AdVt.
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HAS MANY GRANDPARENTS
Little Kansas Girl Proud Of Number
of Extra Relatives

PARSONS. kan, Feb % MARY
Fern Muliin. l-year-old daughter of
Mr. aud Mrs Earl MuDllu of this
city. has Ia grnndp1rcnts--m mclud
ing "grcaN' and "Ercat-grcdt4."
Thcrc are five generations of the
family living.
Tho great great grandmother is
Mrs. Elizabeth stewart IS. who lives
with son iu Springfield, Mo Mrs
Stewart was a Kansas pioneer She
ana her husband "humostoadcd"
noar sherman city many years ago.
She has twelve great grandchildren.
MIR and Mrs ltichnrd N,rd OF
Tiusburg Kan, are great grand
parents Of t'rru ou hor fathers side
aud ON her mothers side three great
grandparents are living Mrs Jennie
Gtycus and Mr.. ana Mrs. Miles stow
art. all Of MoCuuo Ran. I'm the SANG
town T,udr her four grandparents
Mr aud Mrs Charles Nulliu and Mr
and Nrt Miles stewart Roth Mr
aud Mrs Earl Mulln aud their
parents tll were born ana raised In
McCupe.
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WOOD FOR SUFFRAGE
Ten Presidential tnndidntrS Endorse
Amendment, Three states Must
Iiauiy Set

WAElllNGTON, Feb. 10 l'lye
democrats aud five republicans who
have been mentioned us possible
progidcutinl candidate. iu Hltt,mcnt,
to the National Womtu's party made
public todpy, Join Boo urging uufici
'tiou of The suffrage Amendment tu
tlmc tur wum'u foo Nutu for prcsi
Srut ucNt November. Thoy,iucludo.
Major General Leonard wood GOV
rruur Iowdru uf Illinois. Senators
llnrdiuR of Ohio, NuindoNtor of
Washington. uud Johnson of can.
fornit, republicans, and Senator
owen Of oklahoma, Attorney Gen
eral Palmer. william q McNdOu.
James ". Gerard ana " u IrNun.
Thirty-throc of the necessary 80
states have ratified the amendment
by which u ia estimated approx
matcly 10000. 900 women would be
come eligible to vote.
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states for the purpose Of making a
religious and political survey OF
Europe and tu distribute money col
looted by the church.
Continuation of tho HoJver relief
system and similar organizations and
the giving Of credit for raw materials
are the Immediate details in helping
Europe" Bishop Shepard said.
"Th" countries OF Europe must
form an economic league and work
together FOR the common welfare.
We need 60 ho IN this league with
Them also for our own welfare"
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COED GiCcS kiSs
for S37j To Hcip
COHC0c EndOUment

DIES MONIES, Iowa, I'rb 20.
Thr,, hundred aud seventy five
dolWH for one l.ss Thc kiss wac
offered 600 auction ut the Drake
university colonial hall tho funds
from which went into IN cndow'
m,ui fund
Nra Nlyrc Garrett offered the
kia to luo highest bidder The bid
ding was spirited until it reached
Sut1.
Lewis Smythc. "a student In the
liblo college studying for the
ministry. was the high bidder
Although Smvtho wna permitted
to kus Mis GarrcttH hand only,
ho maintained oven that privilege
was worth tho money"
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Cnnfcdcrnlc Nrlcrnn Dcnd.

PALATkA, l'la. Fob 20. General
John \. Rusoboruugh IS years old,
commando of the Stoucwall Jack
son carnp, United Confoderyo Nct-
Grams. died today at his Nome at
Wnslow, Fla. II was learned here
tonight General RoshurouEh FOR
mcriy was commander Of the Floridu
division, T. g. Y. lie was born In
South Carolina.
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nerve" through the Reorganization
Of their political. Industrial and rcl!-
Rious goyernmcnt8 and probably viii
mot recover equilibrium aud strength
uutu the United states has "a well
defined foreign policy through which
TO aid them, TN the opinion of Bishop
William Burt of the Ncthudie' Ep's
copll area ~ Buffalo. y. y. and
Bishop william shepard of wichita
Kan. who arrived here today on the
White star liner Cedric.
bishops Burt and shepard went to
Europe lHr November with q com.
mIttoe representing the Methodist
Episcopal church I'm the United
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HIGH PRICES ARE
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TEXAS Lost 1890 in War.

AUSTIN, Texas, Feb, 29.--TcAa,
lost 1870 men Killed IN action o,
died Of wounds in the great Wa
to war department ns.
ures received here. This u 90 pe,
cent per 1000 men and Officers IN.
state had In tho military service
Texans In the army number 1854
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-01

n pETEl,-W'HG rh. Feb 20
Gourr" May OF Akron, .phIo. won ih"
national championship ut tho annual
winter tournament of the National
Horse Shoe pitchers association
Wat closed here.
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oh. Don't. our lips Arc Chappcd,

DO you suppose In the "cabine,
crisis" there viii be a request for 4
vote Of confidence on the part IN
congress ?-I indianapolis star.
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CASUAL COLoRED COMMENT
CAREFULLY collected

celered folks have 4 keen ssnSe ~
humor Their witty sayings are alsays
entertaining and ofr.n very langhable
Colored comedians IN vaudeville and
black face artists In ministries have scored
success with darktown gags Likewise On
the motion picture screen in The Literary
Digest Topics of the Day eoleresl folks
hum0r has produced lots u laughter The
Leader selected the following workings
from the Topics to take 70 back 10
~or virginny- tsrI Js1H ,SSauhf 4
'-samfsrr tEynfsyf | ass lssshe and
keep out Of trouble. Look At your eye.
Man. yuh don't know what yuh talkin'
'bcut-home am troubles headquarters -
Louisville Journal
"Rastus. what's an alibi.~ ~It's provin'
dat you was at a prayer meetin' when
you wasn't. In orsler 10 show dat you
wasn't at de crap game when you was
Ithaca Journal
~Rastus. did your soldier son get any
medalss- Say. dat boy wus de mos
mejdlesome lad in de whole regiment
New York Evening World
well. Henry, in trouble again = -Yss
yo' Hcnnah: member you was nah
lawyh last tsmet Don't nee, one di'
time. cause abs gwine to tell The truth
st. Louis Republic.
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HIGH TAN RATE
is CHARGED TO
G.. u. y. CONGRESS

Continued from Page i.l
az appropr iations 10 show the reckless
disposition made OF the public funds
BY the "Do Nothing Congress.
His speech vas in answer 10 the
statement made hy the Republican
leader o. the house. Mr. Mondell. that
the appropriations for the fiscal year
beginning July i. amounted 10 s4.S5s.-
500 .Se7.s0. slr. Byrnes said that 10
this amount should be added a, least
s54S. 5Oa1Q0 Of reappropriations and
authorizations made available by the
house. which wonld swell the total TO
the record sum o. s5.4os ,Ssoa27So
How Congress Saved"
As measure AZ political expedi.
ency and 10 mt X this astounding
total tie Repul GAN congress. Mr
Byrues declared, nad rssorte4 10 the
method og app-opr.atlrE money in in-
49, "0' rs
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Applying for divorce an old Georgia
negro sadi to the judge IT'S only cost
me \ string n fish 10 git married. Jelge
but I'd give whale TO git red of her,
Philadelphia Record
s-Lixa. what for III you bur- dat hex II
shoe blaekingf" .Go on nigga aat aIn't
shoe blackins; dai's ma massage cream. r
Yale Record
As the old darkey said. "A chicken am
De mos usefnilest aaImBle dere am. Yo'
can eat him befosh he am bohn an af,ah
he am dead-"-Parmer and Breeder
The nurse had Just taken Rastus'
temperature when the doctor arrived
How are you feelingt- "Hnnry. doctor.
hungry. All got TO eat was a pieee Of
glass to suck on.r-Admonton gcanadal
Journal
Madam" said the conductor politely
to the lady. You mnst remove that suit
case from the aisle -Fo' de Lawd's
sake. conductsh. dat ain't no suitcase.
OATS nah foot."-Ithaca IN. " Journal
Corporal Il hear they have found
Christopher Columbus bones. Dark
Private: why man. didn't know they
shot craps when be VAS alive American
Legion Weekly. -
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MEXICAN BANDIT Is
WILLING TO QUIT

Mexico City. Oct. 5-Pedro Zamora.
the Jalisco bandit whose forces were
virtually annihilated following raids
upon two towns In that state. during
which he Captured several foreigners.
has written to the war department
asking for amnesty He promises TO
follow peaceful life in the future
and to follow the example OF Francis
co villa. who has settled on a farm.
In reply the war department has
ordered Zamora to persent his .eti-
iion 10 General Enrique Estrada. com
mauding government forces in Jalisco
ia the mountains in which Zamora is
hiding.
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WHAT licked OVEP
TIE WIRE DURING DAY

Oklahoma Ciy-Tne vtate cor
roration commission ordered continu.
ed until October 70 It's hearing on
the question OF rates to be charged
ny the Southwestern Bell Telephone
company following preliminary dis
cussion by attorneys representing the
company and the company's suas-rio-
ers.
New York - All arrangement. Is
were complete for the first game Of
the world series between The Cleve-
land Americans and the Brooklyn
Naiionls Tuesday
Chicago - Brooklyn and Clsve-
land were cleared Of any connection
with the baseball scandal. 50 far As
evidence presented 10 the Cook eoan-
ty grand jury is concerned. accord
ing to statements made by STATE S
Attorney Macley Hoyne and his as
sistant, Hartley Replogle.
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HAYS SAYS HARDING
IS SURE TO WIN
Republican Chairman Claims All
New England States, Also
New York, New Jersey,
Ohio, Illinois

Chicago, Oct. 5.-WNl II. Hays. Re.
publican national chairman. predict
ed landslide for Harding in state
ment issued here today
Harding will carry all the New
England states, he said. and Seg
York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania.
aware Maryland. West Virginia, Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana. Kentucky. Wiscon.
sin and Illinois, and he has good
chance to carry Tennessee and North
Carolina West Of the Mississipg' lie
will carry every state but Arkansas,
Louisiana and Texas. and Texas just
now is doubtful state"
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FORTY SPECIAL TRAINS
E\TER HOUSTON TODAY

Hous.on. Texas. Oct Forty sre
cial trains bearing visitors to the
Thirtieth annual reunion Of the Uni
ted Confederate veterans. and thu an
nual meetings OF affiliated organic
ations. the first sessions OF whicn
we're scheduled for this afternoon,
were due to reach Houston before
midnight tonight
Thousands Of visitors arrived yes
terday and last night. OF whom more
than 5000 were veterans OF the cisil
war Arrivals today and tonight are
expected TO swell the total of visitors
10 more than fifty thousand ani Of
veterans TO between 5000 and i0.c- J.
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BONB SUSPECT Is
GETTING THIRD DEGREE

Pittsburgh. Oct 5-Examinatson OF
Tlorian Zelenko who was arrestt 1
Fre Sunday night with a quantity CT
explosives in his suitcase. was cen
,inued today by federal agents.
The government officers Questioned
he suspect for eight hours yesterday
an effort to connect him witn the
Wall Street explosion. but the nature
4 some OF the information obtained
Ill not be made public. they said
Until the story can be checked u
They indicated that. with new "Eeais
eceiyed from other cities early this
corning. II would require about !
geek to verify Zalenkos identity.
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ury. which is the usual procedure. bur
should be made available for the next
year. In this way the total OF direct
appropriations was reduced by this
amount but the money. of course,
will be spent
Still another device Of congress to
disguise the true proportions OF the
bills contracted sor the nation was de-
scribed by Mr.. BgrnaA The railroad
administration asked for .42o 100000
70 Mind ~ its affairs. Congress made
a direct appropriation OF sSoQ10o,ooo
and effected a paper saving by d.
recting that the railroad adniinistra-
ton be allowed to use $4,000. 0oo out
OF the loan fund appropriated in the
transportation act The balance of
$40. 00o 600 was provided by directing
the War Finance corporation 10 pur-
chase at par ss0. 900. coo OF Liberty
bonds held hy the railroad admins
tration. or course. the slao 900. 600
thus saved VIII be spent even
though ii was not appropriated di-
rectiy and will not figure in any Re
publican statement OF the total OF ex-
penditures authorized BY congress FOR
the fiscal year. 1921
Authorizations Without Funds.
In addition to these fictitious say
ings~ il expenditures. the Republican
congress authorized many expeadI-
lures FOR which no funds whatever
were appropriated Mr.. Byrnes esti-
mated that these authorizations would
total s72.500.0o0. To NEE, these auth
orized expenditures tsey will have 70
be paid out OF the funds OF other de-
pvpnents, and. in December. after
IA Election. the money viii be ap
"A 13ria,ed. he declared.
The course Of reasoning by which
the Republican congress estimated
that they had effected saving to
the nation of si.3l2. il7.s50s 80 was de-
scribed hy the representative This
amount represented the sum by which
the department estimates exceeded
the actual appropriation. judged by
this STANDARD congress IN every year
except two OF the last 80 years has
saved the country millions OF dollars,
for in that period. with the two ex-
ceptions noted, the department, es,i-
mates have always exceeded the aP-
propria,ons The last Democratic
congress reduced the estimates OF the
departments for the fiscal year 1918
ia the sum OF s5.554.lsl. .5si3l
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class director. The first meeting Will
be held next Tuesday eTening at !
O'Clock al the Chamber of Commerce
rooms.
A class OF twenty-five is a very
fine beginning. and before the class
meets next Tuesday il Is expected
there will be al least ten more join
the class. who could not attend the
banquet last night.
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Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead!

back 10 the store and get sous
money.
Take a spoonful OF harmless. yege'-
bic D0dson's Liver Tone tonight ah1
wake up feeling great. It's perfect
~ harmless. so give il to your child
rem any time. II can't salisate. %
let them eat anything afterwards.
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NEWS PRINT MAKERS
FACING NEW PROBES

Washington. Oct 5-A new In
sesiigation OF the newsprint industry
II in progress by the department Of
= re, Assistant Attorney General
A4ry ]. Mitchell announced this att
ernoon.
The investigator is based upon
charges that newsprint manufacturers
sre violating the terms OF the con,
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MONEY IN BIG EARNING

The largest farm in the world is
managed by former American.
Charles Noble. at Nobleford. Alberta,
Canada II has more than 1889
acres under cultivation and return
OF sl,oooO00 is expected on it this
year.
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sent degree entered in the New York
courts under which the newsprint
manufacturers agreed to desist from
Interchange OF Information as to
prices and production cost and other
matters objected 10 by the depart
'.ment OF Justice.
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Here's my guarantee Ask yoai
Aruggist for bottle Of Dodson's s
Liver Tone and take 4 spoonful tc-
night. II 1t doesn't start your liver
and straighten you rssat up better
than caIomei and without gr'pins er
making you sick ! want you 10 60
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From the standpoint OF nutrition
goose egg is the leader. according TO
experimenters. The next in value are
duck and guinea eggs. and the hen
egg comes fourth on the list.
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Acid Stomach
For 10 Years
Now a Different Woman
EarncsffyPraises EsfOniC

MY wife was . great sufferer from
acid stomach for 10 years, writes
III. II. Crippen, but is different
woman since taking Estonic.
: Sufferers from acid stomach - let
Eatonic help you also. II quickly
takes up and carries out the excess
acidity and gases and makes the
stomach cool and comfortable. lou
digest easily. get the full strength
from your food, feel well and strong,
free from bloating. belching. food
repeating. etc. Big box costs only
trltie with your druggists guarantee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-On payments: , io.s.
No. Sis E. Springer good 4-ro0Il
house; cellar; water walks; shade
trees. Adjoining E l.. Hirschi on
west.-M. L. West.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05

When Buffalo baker put u2 a
ign. Buns for Sale Federal agents
Investigated the premises and copfis-
lted 50-gallon still and - barrels
4 raisin mash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05

-Dayton-Plans for completion C,
tie Democratic national campa.si''
now declared by leaders to be enter
iug its last stages. We're being foTma-
,ated today by Governor Cox, aAl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-05

nd after having maie the
Id safe for democracy. the
s ropean statesmen are picking
81 a Bonaparte to rule as king Of
4 bania if the Albanians Will let