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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
OPPOSES
SALE OF SHIPS
War Secretary Wants the
Transport Il e serve
Kept Intact.

WNSUfNGTON. IAN 2s.. Protest
~ Secretary Baker against the sale
.uf certain ~ lU" former German
pa48"nR'r liners Will delay final ace
iIpu ~ The shipping board. which
today was considering bids submit
tOl for the fleet OF approximately
30 vessels
Ia % letter 10 Chairman Payne of
the hoard Secretary Baker na.
CIll@d attention 90 au agreement
reached by th" var department. tho
navy department thc department ~
commerce and ahipplug board and
approved by President wilson. trat
ghouh form an army transport r".
f,rve subject to immediate with
drawpl iu onse NJ emergency calling
fer uro 1s transports
IN Wow Of the approved 1EroC-
mont above referred 60 and DO, fbr'
that the war department. has ,N-
pended millions OF dollars for re-
ubr and Dutf,ttiuE NJ those Np4scls,'
wrote Tho secretary, "1ul has avail
able ai this time complete pI1na for
utilizing those vvssolg go o1gr Of
cmul gcupv ! request mat no action
! uo taken toward tho Hal" ~ any pl
/ tho vNis ls forming "a part ~ the
urmy trm"uur' ro*rrvc uuiil tho
Imoror has been presented 10 the
/ president
! chairman Payne replied that IN,
/ hoard would not accept he bids ON
|tu The matter rad boon taken uI
with the war department
Twelve bids for the liners favC
been received and u ~ uudorHtood
! mat one Of them ls for the entire
fleet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
BODY IS
NAMED BY HAYS
coNTTvrnp FnoM pA0E ON

CONTINUED FROM PA0E oNE.
shin 10 determine what the party
stands for Through II all, however,
should run supreme motive, nni
in tho republican party that SUI
preme motive Ia tho h0uesi ana uu-
Folfish patriotic and Intelligent "f-
fort 70 promote ana safeguard the
best inlerosta OF the republic ana
It's oitlzenH
Tho potontiallty for usefulness
to tho country ana the party OF a1'n
a committee ~ very great Tho
problems which are ahead ~ us are
immcasuro able IN magnitude ana
o0mploSity. Tho majority OF the cit.
zonry OF tho country believe that ne
republican party may best be trugtcd
with tho solution. The country wants
and II entitled not only to this taith
In the honesty OF intention ana
fundamental ability OF the republic
an party, hu; 10 q vel! defined slate
mcnt Of purpose and party program.
IL is obvious that the convention can
DO fuller justice to "a platform com
nonaurate with tho needs II they
have for their consideration the re
liable material thus furnished by
some OF the best brains In the party,
working for five months In tho
evolution OF the RuRgeatluna
Underlying tho whole plan Is the
great fact. which the national com
nittee recognizes, that thoro rr~ts
on tho republican party the tre-
mendoua responsibility OF ascertain
ing fully the needs OF the nation.
and frankly, honestly. and definite
ly stating the fundamentals OF the
phrtys plan for the solution OF tho
problems In COMPREHENSIVE pro.
gram OF cunstructiVe measures.
recognizing that the platform cstab b.
fishes construotural relation be-
tween the party and the people, II
shall be the supreme duty and put.
pose of the party when entrusted
with power to square It's perform
ances' with It's promiscs.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
Ciemenceuu VIII 90 to
E0ypt on February 3;
He Is out of Politics

PARIS. Jan. 2s.-Former Pre-
mler Clemencenh has reserved
atatcroOm on The steamer Lotus,
leaving Marscllles February 3, for
Alexandria, Egypt lie In reported
TO be absolutely sincere In his de-
cisiOn 10 remain IN retirement
and under no consideration to be
drawn again into the turmoil OF
politics. To an editor Of LliOmme
tIhrc he remarked the other day
aucnt his dCfeAt In the test vote
Of parliament on the presidency
week before last.
Some persons need a hinI 9TH
ers kick. am through My
enomics may think I received n
kick: my friends only hint. At
any rate ! am through. ! am off
for Egypt first, then--well, We
ahall see. Perhaps india
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
DO YOU NEED A
KIDNEY MEDICINE?

Dr. Kilmor's Swamp Root IA not recon
nondcd for everything. but u YOU have
kidney. liver or bladder trouble, II may be
found just tho medicine you need, swamp
Root makes friends quickly because its
mild and immediate effect Is soon realized
In most cAses. IL IN gentle healing herbal
eompound--s physician's prescription which
has proved ts great value in thousands
OF tho most distressing cases according to
reliable testimony.
All druggists In large and medium size
hoitles
You may have = sample size bottle OF this
always reliable preparation hy Parcel Post,
also pstuphlet telling about It, Address DR.
kilmer 90, BnRhamton. n Y, and
enclose 10 cents also mention this paper
--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
SLAVS REFUSE
ITALYS OFFER
Reply Is Virtual Rejec-
tion of Proposal for
Compromise.
ANSWER CONCILlATORY
Way Opened TO Further Dis
cussion Of Settlement of
Adriatic Question.

PARIS. Jan. 2s.--Thc Iuto-Slay
reply to tho allied ultimaium re-.
RArdinR tho Adrittic qucation, re
ceived In Paris this afternoon.
amounts to "A virtual refusal ~ tho
compromise offered by the Italians.
Tho reply, t. Is believed, suggests a
new basis OF compromise along tho
lines Of President Wilson's propORtL
The IuRU-hlav communicate VIII
be presented to the council Of nm-
baaaadors as soon as II ~ deciphered.
Tho note, while amounting 20 n
rcfIHal Of tho alternative contained
In tho allied ultimntum. is Couchcd
ia n conciliatOry tone ana opens the
way for further discussion OF IN
uncstion. ugo-SlAvia points out
that she is stili quite ready TO acc
copt "A solution Of tho pr0h!am along
the lines Of President WllpduiH 1919
proposals., adding that the Jugo
Slnv government has no official
Cognizanco OF tho treaty OF London,
wAHINGTpN. Jan 2s.-lrhe
plan rejected by tho Juglo-Slavs was
aRid TO have provided for tho cree
tbon OF Fiume into a free city under
the Jurisdiction OF tho league of ma
tions; for tho continuance of italian
forms OF government and tho prOtec.
tlon OF italian rights thcre, for the
cession to italy or n narrow strip
OF land along the coast connecting
Trieste with Fiume, for tho exercise
OF tho right OF free disposition OF
themselves upon the citizens of tho
island OF Zarn and contiguous ter
ritory, and for tho oession OF Al
bania TO Jugo- -Slavia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
MAHER WILL HEAD N. & W,
Regional Rail Director OF Ppca.
bontas Region Elected President

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2s.--N. ID.
Maher was today elected president
of tho Norfolk 4 Western Railway
company. At present he is regional
director OF The Pocalhontas region.
He begins his new duties March ].
7. II. johnson retired ns president
and will become chairman OF the
board.
william q. Mcdowell. vice presl.
dent in charge OF finances and ac-
counts was relieved at his own re-
quest after 40 years OF service lie
will become assistant TO the presi-
dent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
KANSAS MINES ARE OPENED
After Declaring Rejection or ~ Per
Gent Increase They Reconsider.

PI1TSBURG. Kan, Jan 2s.---T'he
Kansas Coal company. which had
closed somo OF the entries OF It's
mines. stating that II could not op.
crate them, under the Increase OF
II per cent In wages for the miners
reopenod the closed entries today.
The decision followed the an
nounccmont OF Attorney General II.
j. Hopkins that no would file a suit
In the newly created Kansas Indus
dustrial court to compel the reopen
ing of the entries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
Snpar Mon Co Meet.

SAN JUAN, J.. r.. Jan. 2S.--In
y letter TO acting Gov Jose A. Bene-
dicto, two representatives. OF the
American Federation OF Labor. Peter
J. Brady and Anthony McAndrews.
request him 20 call a meeting of all
sugar employers for conference
with a Wow OF establishing s2.50 M
a minimum wage for an eight-hour
day to end conditions which they as-
sert make Porto Rico "a living grave
ward"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
Simple Way to
Take Off Fa {

There can hs nothing simpler than TAX.
ing = convenient little tablet four times
normal That's sll--iust purchase case
Of MarmolA Prescription Tablets from your
druggist Cor II you prefer, send fl 10
Msrmola 90, s6i Woodward Ave, Detroit,
Mirh) and follow directions No dieting,
no exercise. Fat what you want---he as laEy
a. you like md keen on getting simmer
And the bost part Of MarmolA Prescription
Tablets IL their harmlessness. That Ia Jour
absolute safeguA ard .--AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
Take 'Dodson's Liver Tone" Insteadl

When You feel bilious, slugg sh,
eonstipated and all knocked out and
believe you need dose Of dangerous
calomel just remember that your
druggist sells for few cents a large
bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone, which
is entirely vegetable and pleasant to
take and is perfect substitute for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
PROFIT PLAN IS ADOPTED
Underwear Manufacturer % share
Gain aud Lose With Employees.

WAKEFIELD. Mass, Jan as
\ plan contemplating an equal III
Vision Of uet profits or losses an
uuaUy between the company and its
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29

calomel. 1t is guaranteed TO start
your liver without stirring you up
inside, and can not salivate.
Don't take calomell II makes YOU
sick the next day; it loses you days
work Dodsons Liver Tone straight.
ems you right mp and you feel great.
Give it to the children because il is
perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29

Pigeon hunters IN the Pyrcnees
use tame birds az dccoys TO entice
wild ones into meta.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29
LAST CALL

For the past year we have
been giving the people the
benefit Of our $4,000 c0n-
tact with the Buster Brown
Hosiery Mills, makers Of
guaranteed hosiery for men
and women, boys and girls.
This contract expires Feb
ruary / and prices so up
cne-third, so from today UNI
til February / you can buy
Mems silk Isle hose at 35c;
three pair for ........SI
Ladies best silk isle at 7jc
Ladies' pure thread silk hose
at ................ Si.5O
The highest grade ladies'
silk at ...~...SI.95
Misses silk lisle in sizes up
to 10 at SOC pair; 3 pair SI.35
Boys and girls Bust e r
Brown school hose up to size
IL at 35c; and the Sampson,
extra heavy of same, go at SOC
| have too many small sizes
in ladies shoes; sizes 3, 312,
and 4, so take your choice of
all shoes up to Sc in these
sizes today for .N.95
out Of more than 400 Ladies' Fine
suits handled for fan and winter, |
have 30 left, mostly sizes "a. S6 and
SO, In $4,000 to $1,000 grades, mostly
blue sergcs We never carry over
goods, SO take your choice for $4,000
We are showing tho newest things in
Ladies' Spring Suits and Coats. also
our new spring Knox Black Sailors
Exclusive styles sold on account OF
collecting instead OF paying rents at
one fourth less than uptown stores.
TATE BRADY
Brady Hotel Block
Established 1890
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29

Robert A. McI}irncy
Funeral Director. Phone i56-i9l
gl2 South Main. -Advl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-29

Calome loses you dayl You know what calomei is It's
mercury; quicksilver Caome is dangerous II crashes into
sour bile like dynamite, campng and sickenng you Caome
attacks the bones and should be put into your system
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
WHEN VOTES ARE COUNTED

Oklahoma will cast its full a,ec-
torial vote for Cox and Rcos4ve't.
Oklahoma will 60 Aelnoor4.ic. There
is not the slightest dol.Ll .,bout that.
The republicans have made every ef-
fort TO try to effect division in dem
ocratic ranks. They have done their
best TO SOW seeds Of discomfort
among he supporters + Senator
Gore in lie recent priml-y and IN
other ways divide The democratic
forces. But they win not divide,
Every party has its primary differ
ences. The primary is, in the case
of all parties, an election within the
party-that and nothing more.
Added to the normal deuk cratic
element OF the independent vote. He
is a poor politician who does not
honestly face political facts. 1t is
political fact that the army OF bal
lot scratchers or independent voters
is constantly growing. This tide has
already turned not only in Oklahoma
but throughout the entire country
toward CdnOliale LOA ana large
majority OF the independent political
thinkers are going 10 vote for Cox
That which Is true OF the country
at large is also true in Oklahoma
Harding and mis- weathercock atti-
tude on the league Of nations and
other important issues, have not
stabilized confidence in him. Cox Is
positive, the voters know where he
stands and why. Confidence is in.
vested IN Cox and confidence IN Cox
grows
A solid democracy and a growing
army Of independent voters are go
ing TO carry Oklahoma for Cox
Nothing can prevent that and Will
equal confidence we believe thai
most II not al OF the so-callet
doubtful states will register theil
support OF Governor Cox when thI
votes In November are counted
! Tulsa Tribune
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03

create throughout the country with
fleets the character of the man who
wrote it. Here is what Mr.. Magee
said:
Either what Governor Cox says
fails TO read as well in print as it
sounds or there is some truth in his
claim that the newspapers fail to
treat him fairly.
Reading reports Of the Cox tour
had created in my mind an impress
sion that he was shallow erratic
badly poised, extravagant in state
ment and undersized
An hour beside him at the dinner
table carried convincing proof that
none of these things were true Of
him in repose. He was genial. clever,
rapid in his mental processes, avari-
cious for knowledge of local con-
ditions in New Mexico and free from
all pose. He is exceedingly likable
and sensible.
His speech gave none Of the i'm
pressions l note above 1t was ex-
tremely effective, sanely progressive
and very good tempered
From $50 until 10 o'clock last
night | completely revised my estl-
mate of Governor Cox as a man. l
had thought him too small man for
the job. Instead, he has the quail
ties which will make him a good
president, in my judgment, If he is
the choice Of the people.
But am still an unqualified
supporter Of Harding and Coolidge.
Governor Cox has to carry Wilson
ism, burbonism and Bakerism. He
travels and with too much political
excess baggage"
An elaborate preachment with more
than one moral could be written, with
these two utterances of the editor of
the Journal as texts, on newspaper
ethics, the methods Of politicians, the
character Of the Democratic candi-
date and other things. But they
speak for themselves and extended
comment is unnecessary. Let it suf-
flee to say that they give one a very
favorable impression OF both the
Democratic candidate and the editor
OF the Albuquerque Journal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
Oklahoma State
Press

Drumright Derrick says that fire.
flies in that section DO not carry
lanterns.
Tulsa Tribune says there can he
no doubt that Oklahoma will 20 DEM
icratic.
Miami News remarks. sarcastical'y
Twenty thousand women are now eli.
gible 10 vote; twenty thousand ques-
ton marks"
Hugo News, overlooking things po-
litlcal, editorializes upon the neces-
slty OF keeping The great American
game clean Baseball or poker?
Chckasha Express tells The world
that Scott Ferris spoke at the court
house in that city a few evenings ago
and opines that he'll soon be speaking
In the United States senate.
Enid News eats at n beanery He
says. There are places which should
be notified ut once that less than one
half OF one per cent does not apply.
according to law. to drinking eof-
fee ="
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03

than myse,f who are deeply Interested
In the question OF good government
morally politically and financially, |
find many OF them nave independent
views as TO what is the cause OF
the spread OF this unwholesome and
un-Ameriean spirit in our beloved
country.
They believe as | do that one OF the
greatest causes OF the spread OF this
undesirable spirit OF bolshevlsm es-
pecially among the more Intelligent
| leaders is the narrow, unpatriotic and
| selfish attitude Of SO many OF our
political leaders who seem 70 be able
| BY some means 10 induce papers like
| The Ardmoreite and most other poll
tlcal papers TO lndorse anything they
may choose TO say or do. THESE pa
pers use every means possible 10 have
the people nominate pygmy statesmen
of the rubber stamp variety which
may chance TO bear the mark of APP
proval Of the democratic party ma
chine which al present seems to- be
dominated by self-appointed leaders
people but by mere ncrve--not brains
or patriotism or devotion to the prin'
clpes Of Jefferson-haye gained lead
ership OF the party. These papers
which should be The Leaders and mod
ers Of broader and more patriotic
thought and action have become the
tools OF corrupt politicians and even
advocate blind and seryile obedience
to the dictates OF such politicians.
The bitter, unjust and false perse-
lcutions Of senator Gore In the recent
campaign was disgrace to the DEM
ocrats OF Oklahoma. The statements
and accusations made against him and
his supporters were many OF them SO
glarlng'y untrue even twelve.
year old child who had been reading
anything but highly prejudlced po.
lltlcal paper could not fai' TO recog.
nlze the falseness of them.
The only reason | can find for any.
one 10 bitterly critlclsing Gore was the
fact that he like twenty other demo.
Gratis dared TO differ with Wilson ant
vote against the league ot nations
without reservations.
II we want only senators who dar,
think only as the president does VIII,
In the name OF common business
sense and national economy no
abandon the house OF representative
and the senate and thus save the ma
tion vast amount OF money, Jus
let us elect dictator instead OF {
president every four years.
Now, | am net a radical, a social
list or even republican, but "A demo
erat and woman who believes In ,
! government by the peop'e, of IN,
people and for the people" not b,
! the party for the party or by th'
politicians for the politicians,
. Very Resretsa.ry,
A WOMAN VOTER
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-03
Editorial
of the Day
cox AND THE ALBUQUERQUE
JOURNAL

| (From Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
When Governor Cox spoke in Albu-
querque New Mexico, recently, Carl
c. Magee. editor-in-chef of the Albu-
querque Morning Journal propounded
certain questions to the Democratic
| candidate. Governor Cox replied to
these questions and in turn asked
Mr.. Magee u question. a front page
editorial in the Journal next day
gives an idea Of this passage at arms.
| The Journal said:
We asked Governor Cox u half
dozen questions yesterday morning.
He answered them courteously If not
| satisfactorily He said we
asked them graciously.
He in turn asked us question
! in a gracious and courteous manner.
We are a good sportsman and will
answer it, 1t was this:
Did not two gentlemen named
Headley and Smith representing VIII
H. Hays, national Republican chair
man, call upon you a few days be-
fore my arrival and ask you not TO
emphasize my welcome in New Mex
leo and to handle my meeting here as
| lightly as possible and to minimize
its effect and add that they were
travelling ahead of me to interview
Republican papers for that purpose
Two men of some such names did
interview US and did so represent
themselves They did make such a
request and such a statement.
I'VE refused their request; said any
distinguished visitor TO Albuquerque
would receive a gracious reception
from the Journal and the widest and
fairest publicity, regardless of politics;
that we believed in free and fair dis
cussion; that we owned the national
committee nothing and would conduct
the Journal as we chose.
They then said. "Of course you
will; you misunderstood US.
I'VE are supporting Harding and
Coolidge, but disapprove the methods
Of such overzealous partisans."
The Journals answer illustrates two
things, First of al, Of course, it
illustrates the methods Of the Repub-
lican national committee. The other
thing it illustrates is the manner in
which an honest and self-respecting
editor conducts newspaper. The
request of the two gentlemen repre-
senting the Republican national com
mittee amounted 10 proposal that
the editor Of the Journal prostitute
the news columns Of his paper tc
misrepresent and pervert the news
Mr.. Magee however, refused TO break
faith with his readers. Irrespective
of his own politics and the editorial
stand of his paper he regarded il
as the first and highest duty OF the
publication under his direction II
give the public full, fair and i'm
partial account of events, no matter
what their character and purpor
might be.
In the same issue Of the Journa
in which this editorial appeared, Mr.
Magee gave his personal impression
of the Democratic candidate Us Oh
tanned during the latters visit to Al
buquerque. 1t is remarkable coming
from i Republican editor, IN that
discredits the popular opinion tha
the emissaries Of the Republican ma
tional committee have been seeking t