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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
COLEMAN ASKS TO
BE ALLOWED BOND
Alleged Slayer of James
Knight Would Be Re-
leased From Jail.

Application Of bond for the de-
fendant was made In district court
yesterday by counsel for Lindsey
ColemaB, who waived his prelimi-
nary hearing Monday before Justice
4 c. MaSey on the charge OF mur-
der In connection with the death OF
James Knight In the Brown pharm-
acy, ~ West First street, on the
night of January "a.
Counsel for the defendant waived
hearing after the state had intro
duccd It's testimony, and counsel
was denied the right TO Introduce the
testimony OF Sandy McMillcu. with
whom II was claimed knight
quarreled Just previous TO the shoot
Ing IL was the contention OF counsel
for the defendant that at the time
Of this quarrel between the witness
and Knight the latter also threat.
encd the life Of SOleman, and that
when knight returned 20 Coleman's
store the latter shot him TO death
in self defense Hearing on the
habeas corpus proceedings will
come before Judge Redmond $. Cole
! Monday morning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
SOCIETY WOMAN
FILES FOR A JOB
Mrs. f.. Forrest Hayden
Would Attend as a
Delegate.
FILES HER CANDIDACY
Another Woman is Already
in Race; Mrs. Carson of
Miami, Okla.

Announcement was authorized yes
terday OF the candidacy 81 MrS 10.
INurresft Hayden. a prominent CIVIC
wOrlora and former HufffANo loadHr'
for delegate frvn the First oklahoma
congrcfstlonal district to the national
damocrntiC convention Mt San iran
cisco on June q. she stated last
night that she has been assured tho
united support Of the Tuksa county
delegation al tho Muskogce conven-
ton on Thursday and ls Ia the fighi
to tho last ditch She s. the only can
didate from Tulsa county VINO mas
40 far announced.
Tho democratic women or the diH-
trict Will ask the convention 10 name
one man and ono woman no dele-
gates Her only opposition on mo
feminine side OF the fence iH MRS,
Usher Carson Of Miami, and formerly
OF this city. The Ottawa county dele
CATION Is Aaid 10 be- pledged TO ia
favorite daughter.
Mrs. Hayden is conducting very
aggressive campaign, She tolophoned
yesterday to practically every one OF
tho cuunty delegates and believes
that her fences are In perfect order.
The female contingent lg prepared
for a battle royal whom her namo In
presented to the district convention
as Tulsa county's candidate.
Tho Tulau delegation win lenve
here at 9 o'clock Thursday morning
In a epecial train over tho Katy 30
sa 10 arrive In Muskogeo IN ample
time for tbs opening OF the con
vontfon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
BOY SCOUTS ARE IN ACTION
Movies VIII Conclude Annual fnti,cr
and son banquet, Feb. ~.

Movies OF "I'oy Scouts In Action"
will bo shown at the close OF tho an
nual father and son banquet In the
Second Presbyterian church Thurs
day. February 10. IL was announced
at the monthly meeting OF tho board
OF directors OF the church Monday
night This picture was chosen as
OF Hpccial interest 10 both fathers
and sons
Other numbers planned for the
program are addresses and toastH
by boys and their dads. About $50
are expected TO attend the banquet.
which win bo held In the community
house.
cupid ny Proxy with Mario o.
borne In the stellar role. Ia tho NOV
ing picture to bc shown In the com
nrunity house Friday afternoon and
evening, along with u Ford edu-
cationnl weekly and n rathc re-
view. Thrco hundred and fifty
tickets wero distributed 10 Sunday
school students last Sunday. A one
reel color picture OF the geysers oi
tho Yellowstone national park vii
preoado the sermon Sunday evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
BLOOD POISON
Corrective Treatment Is Pre-,
scription C-2223.

T1,ose who suffer from any OF tho dis.
eases caused by poisoned blood viii find
In Prescription C2228 Just tho treatment
that they have felt the need for
This concentrated medicinal preparation
was worked DOT and used for years by a
prominent physician. The treatment gave
his patients 81 much relief that itS manu-.
fActuro had 70 be undertaken IN large
way.
Prescription C:s2s has aiways stood
AboVe all other preparations as an altOrs
tive Of great power II has relieved so
many thousands that tho manufacturers
guarantee u 70 give you the same satistac
tory benctits
As Progcription e 2223 contains no
mercury. chlorsl morphine or other habit.
forming or dangerous drugs aud YOU got
your nropcy back II two . 40 bottles don {
relieve yon suppose you Eo to your nearest
druggist todAy and get Yourself bottle n
he won't supply you, write Dept 1870 2g23
Laboratory
To holp throw of tho pcisons and TO
keep tho bowels in = healthy condition
you should take tWo W three e2e3 Liver
Pins Free lcafet 1890 Almanac and sam.
pie pills ON receipt Of name and Ad
dress
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04

a subscription to the Oklaho oma
school Herald. OF which MIR. Ober-
holtzer is editor a number OF
copies will be given free. AS prom
Escd. to persons who sent in sub
scriptions TO the Oklahoma School
Herald before February 1. The book
will be paper backed.
Besides the preface the manual
will contain SIX chapters. The first
two chapters will deal with the ori-
gin and growth, aim and content OF
arithmetic, the next four with arith-
mctIc in the primary grades, the in
termediate grades. the departmental
and Junior high school grades and
the last with the discussion and so
lutions Of difficult problems.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
WILL DISCUSS AUTO LAW
State senator Davidson Speaker mt
Auto Club Inncih,On

In Wow OF tho special session of
the state legislature. which IL to be
called by Governor J. II. A Robert
son within n few daya according to
reports. members of the Automo-
bile club have secured State Senator
X. l. Davidson to deliver tho prln-
cipal address at tho regular luncheon N
meeting 10 be held at noon Friday
at Hotel Tulsa
Relation OF the work OF the ex-
tra session 10 the motortst of the
state" IL the topic that MIR. David
son will discusl lIo will explain
tho merits of the new auto tax Law
known as house bill No. sos. and
will also discuss measures pending
on the good roads development OF
tho state. Special musical feature,
arc also being arranged for IN,
meeting. according to E- Zoe Guth
rey. secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04

says-says he-there sint nothin' tho
matter with you, EbeueEer nothin'
but old age, and II you go on livin' the
same simple life you alias has, you'll
live 10 spank the other feller's great
grand children. You see, when ! get
bilious, Jest take one OF them Pleas
ant Pellets OF DR.. Pierce they set me
right and save me a whole lot of sick
ness. | don't get no microbes
why-kase | Jest haven't any weak
spots. My organs Is all active Il
keep 'em so. Once had q fit of sick
ness; my stomick WAS oil out of order,
and so my blood got pizened. l wrote
to DR.. Pierce, and he told me not To
eat so much fried pork and bacon and
fiapjacks, and then took his vegetable
extract and Alternative, the Golden
Medical Discovery That's the finest
tonic for the stomick | ever heard Of
il aint no cocktail, either, for il aint
got particle of alcohol in il, but is
Just made from roots Ind 'erbs--a sort
of natures tonic - and say it just
throws out all those pizens that
accumulate in your system, and puts
/ you straight, and makes you as lively
as a cricket. All of Doctor Pierce's
family remedies are good, cause
/ they re made from the formula OF
doctor that knows his bizluess.
rNow, thar was my old woman after
/ ~ years of raisin' children, steamin'
over the wash-tub, milkin' the cows,
cRrryin' wood and cookin' for the
hands, she somehow got rundown a
| bit, Was bumped over in the shoulders,
back gave out, thin and weak, and that
nervous q cat could't move without her
crying, What does she do but say Is
was all OWN to her womanly weak
ness, and that pr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription would fix her all right,
and it dId-by hump She looked TO
afore that, but she just got strong, put
on flesh, and now she's So strong,
buxom, bloomin' and healthy / have
TO 60 out in the wood-shed, for peace
and quiet, 20 smoke my pipe"
The experience of Uncle Eb is not
Unusual any number OF people
throughout the United States depend ON
Or. Pierce's standard home remedies to
keep them well or TO overcome their
different ills. You can consult DR..
! Pierce's Medical staff by letter, by
addressing Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N, Y, and get the best possible med
ical advice absolutely free OF charge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Uncle Eb'S Philosophy
"LIFE EZ l KNOWS IT"

BY ERENEzER HEzEKIAH HOLDEN
ssT'HE MAN who is a pro-
fessor of athletes and tells
others how TO live a hun
dred years usually dies at thirty
five of heart failure. | never saw
no sense in this physical culture,
no-how. The farmer or the car
penter or the blacksmith lives TO
be ninety. uses his brain consider
able, too. and don't think about his
stomick or his muscles all the time.
| know a hull lot Of people that
always think about their stomicks.
It's them that tell me il | stop
eating meat and good wholesome
victuals and take up with some
new tangled bran-mash sanitary
food I'd live To be a hundred in
the shade, and the next day | get
an invitation from the family to
come 10 the funeral. That party
that told me how to take care of
my stomick died Of catarfh of the
stomick. That was all that saved
his family, for he was teachn' the
whole family to live on bran-mash
and cereals, or whatever you call
'em. and the family were slowly
wasting away. Men who try 70
get TOO STRONG. | notice, usually
eat too much and die of heart
failure. The man who works his
brain and his body just enough to
keep a balance, usually attends the
funeral of the other fellow. There
common sense in all things. Now,
when | don't know what's best to
do, | jest sit down and read my
book. That book is worth more
than a whole library of novels. II
only cost me fifty cents, and it's
called the Common Sense Medical
Adviser, and written by that DR..
Pierce, in Buffalo. N. Y. who
founded the lnvalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute there.
0rhere aint no nonsense about him
say-be wrote me the other day and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Clcnnnp Hts Nngrnnts.

Extra measures are being taken
by the police tpTtn@nt, it Is
learned, to rid the city OF "vags
and dopes" A "vag' Is any person
with no visible means OF support.
whether he has money or not, IT was
stated, and a dope" is drug ad
herent Numerous cases OF both
classes as well as a few gun toters
or persons carrying concealed
Weapons, have been brought in by
the police. Twenty-seven were up for
trial yesterday and a large number
are SOLDERING up"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Unfortunate Is Discharged.

Frank Swain, a user OF dope"
was discharged yesterday by Justice
IL. J. Gray when the complaining
witness who had charged him with
the larceny OF S57 failed to appear
In court
Swain told the court that the
woulan signing the. complaint against
him. Hattie GregofS, had given him
the money to buy cocaine at Clare
more. and that when he failed to
return within short time she ac-
cuscd him of stealing tho money,
Swain said the transaction occurred
In Claremore and not In Tulsa
county as claimed by tho woman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
HE DENIES PASSING CHECK
Zen McOsbcr Pleads Not Guilty 70
Charge of Uttcring.

Ben McOsher, alias c. A. Bennett,
charged with forging n check for
$3.50 In this city November %, and
passing the instrument on the West
Tulsa State bank on that day, en-
tered plea Of not guilty at his ar
raignmeut yesterday before Justice
:. G. Maxcv and was committed to
Jail under bond OF $500 for prelimi-
nary hearing February l3.
George 4. Ashland, the complain
ant. claims McOshcr signed the
formers namo to the instrument
payable to Bennett. and then in
dorscd the check, using the name OF
Bennett
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Data Concerning Temple

Definite data in regard to the Ma
sonic and shrine temple TO be erect
cd al Seventh and Boston by the
Masonic bodies OF Tulsa will be
submitted TO all architects who
wish TO compete for the plans at a
meeting OF the building committee
at o'clock saturday afternoon.
February Z, Notice Of the meeting
Is being mailed and telegraphed to
all the architects who have applied
for the contract Articles OF incoT-
poration for the temple association
a1e being prepared by a local attor-
ney. who. viii file them with the
state upon bheir completion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
OSCAR sEAGLE rs COMING.
baritone Needs M Introduction ~
People of This CITY.

Oscar Seagie, one OF America 3
greatest bardtonos', will appear In
Tulsa mt Convention hall Tuesday
eveDtng. February "a MIR. Seagle
neods no Introduction to Tlrlsx music
lovers for his visit hero hast season
was n brilliant triumph. lie sang To
a packed house and there w,as not
a dull moment during the entire
program.
Under special arrangement Mr..
Sclele will come 10 Tulsa this time
at popular priccS Like John Me
Cormack and Anna Case. Seagte In
an artist who can appear season
after season and always rill tho
house even at top prices, However,
this arrangement was made In order
that all might enjoy the privilege OF
hearing this great baritone and en-
tertainer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
NEGLECTED COLDS
ARE DANGEROUS
DR.. Kings New Discovery
Soon Breaks a Cold and
Checks a Cough.

" HILLS fever - sncezes - ana
then n hard cold develops
- Take a little Dr Kings Ne,
Discovery when the sniff,es start Il
will soor check the cold. the cough.
provoking throat-tickle. Used every.
where bv people who know why y
has been on the market for hair |
century. Relieves cold couR
grippe, Group. No disagrocable an.
er-affects. All druggists soc. abi
sl.2O bottle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Y. NJ c. A. BOOSTING PAPER
Thirteen Teams Canvas Tulsa for AS
soclation Publication

The first days reports In tho
campaign for 500 subscriptions for
Association Men, the official publi-
cation OF the v NJ. G, A.. wero read
at noou-day luncheon Tuesday The
ls teams working reported 100 sub
scriptions Many of the workers were
unable 70 be present because OF
sickness I'm their families, 80 II Is
believed the actual number secured
IL considerably larger. There viii be
no meeting on Wednesday, but all
reports should be turned IN az the
\. NJ. G. \. Tho teams will meet
again at luncheon Thursday noon.
February to . Is known through
out the United States and Canada as
Right of-Way week for Association
Men. During this week the subscrip-
ton price b cut IN hAlf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
0BERH0LTzER AN AUTHOR
Mathematical Manual Written by
school Supcrint

Material for the book. "A manual
OF arithmetic for teachers" By Il. T..
Oberholtzer. superintendent of the
Tulsa public schools. went to press
Monday. There will 1000 copies
In thc first edition which is expected
off the press In a few weeks.
Single copies OF the book will cost
81, or so cents IL accompanied by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Thos. H. hce o-...nts
DOUGLAS. MAC LEAN Nmd OOplS MAY
m.Jwenty-three And A Half Hours Leave
- pdnum0an [ ;sffEcrW { Dlclurs

afternoon. In the election of perma-
ncnt officers which was The chief
business Of the meeting tho follow
Ing selections were made Frank
Settle, president, Leslie Rogers. vice
president. Joseph Schneider, secre-
tary. Elton Everett. treasurer. and
Fay Anderson. assistant treasurer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
TULSA MUST FILE
BID BY MARCH |
A Strong Effort Will Be
Made 70 Secure the
Methodist School.

Tulsa's bid for the college 20 be
established somewhere in Okla
homa" by the NJ Il. church, south,
must be filed before March 1 with
Il. T.. l.. Morgan. educational sec
retary for Oklahoma. according 10
Information received yesterday by
Rev. I. s. Barton. pastor of the
Boston Avenue NJ. f.. church here
Call for meeting In Oklahoma City
on March 3 of the educational com
lnr~ion 20 consider bids for the To-
oation has Just been issued. Doctor
Barton, as one OF the eight com
missioners, viii cmphailcally be
among those present" as he is AZ
anxious as the rest OF Tulsa that the
school he brought here.
Strong efforts will be made to Sc
euro the school for Tulsa. 4 high
grade co-educational institution
which will be worthy of the state ami
the religious body whose name Il
VIII bear. was provided for in tn,
plan adopted by the east and ives
oklahoma conferences at their les
sessions.
II Is the wish of Bishop T.. D
Mouzon, chairman OF the commits
/ sion, that the location be chosen anC
work started as soon as possible
| Representatives from the east Okla
homu conference on the commission
are L. s. Barton. u X. Abernathv
| Orlando swain and Horace Barnard
/ Il. H.. l.. Morgan, J. w. Sims. DR.. T
/ +. Howell and Il. NJ. Robinson, rep
resent the west Oklahom conferenc,
/ OF the NJ f. church, south.
]
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04

without exception the officers
chosen by the club are the best that
could bc suggested for their respec-
tive positions declared Arthur
Ncwlln. vice president Of tho trust
company. "They represent the livest.
brainicst mon In our entire organ
iZation"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04

when a mock serenade near Pa,
and Madison took on all the ~
lines of Forty-niner COW 10y.
Shortly before dusk an overhe,'.,
stove, II Is believed, started A 49,.
In the Midland cafe on Ea., TS'..
street. Not much damage resoi,..
although part of a wall had 10 =
cut down. firemen said. 70 get 10 ~
blaze with their hose We
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Bowels Behind Schedule?

Liver acting lazy? Bring them IA
time with Dr Kings New Life Pms
Gentle but sure-acting system clean.
sers that are tonicky In action and
pleasing in results. Still 25c. a bo,u,
at all drug stores. s.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
The MOrfudry

The funeral Of tho baby daughter
OF w. M. Taylor, 1919 Ea't sixth.
waa held from the residence at }
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Burial
wns In Daklaw cemetery. The
baby died Monday morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04

Mrs Emma Upton. wifo OF John
Upton, who lives at Bruner station
on the Sand Springs line, died y"s-
terdny morning. Mrs. Upton was
20 years of age. Arrangements for
tho funeral. which viii be held this
afternoon. have not yet been oom-
plsted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
Pledge Cleanup Helm.

The Rainbow women have ploagd
themselves to assist In every v,.
possible in cleaning up the CITY a.
securing police protection.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04
CLUB HOLDS AN ELECTION
Exchange Bank Organization Is
Now on Permanent Bns,s.

Members OF the Exchange club,
an organization Of all employees OF
the Exchange National bank and
Trust company. held their first
meeting since organization Monday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04

l.. Walker. bs years OF age, who
sold newspapers on tho Tulsa streets
until he fell stick and was taken to
the county home January "a, died At
tho home Monday night Prior to
hts death the old man told the su-
perintendent OF the county home that
he had no relatives and that he come
hero five years ago from Warrcns-
| burg, Mo. He was buried yesterday
| afternoon In tho potters' field,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04

The funeral OF Eugene Scipert,
formerly of Tulsa. who dropped dead
mt Savannah, Ga, Sunday morning,
will be held at Pacific, Mo, tomor
row. Mr.. Seipcrt's wife, Nirgie, Is
tho daughter OF Mr. ana Mrs, q. w
Hanna, OF this city. Mr. Hanna will
attend the funeral and bring his
daughter and her children back 70
Tulsa with him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-04

a given unit Of any com-
modify will, buy moro
transportation now than
Il ever did before in the
history OF tho country. A
ton of steel or a bushel
Of wheat will buy moro
transportation now than
ever before
WALKER u. HINES
DsrssfW General 1 Rs,irssds
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-21
NOT MADE FOR MANS USE
Nature in Providing Flowers With
Perfumes Had a Very Definite
Purpose. in View.

Man uses oils of flowers to pro-
vide himself with perfume, but the
plant or flower has another purpose
than this. The perfume is not
made for mans use, but for the use
of the plant itself In the plant and
flower world the smell of the plant
which is in the flower is a part Of
the scheme whereby plants repro
duce themselves, according to the
Book of Wonders.
Every plant in order to reproduce
itself must produce a seed The
flowers are in most cases the adj
vance agent of the coming seed.
Each flower produces within itself a
little powder called the pollen, but
as plants are like people-also male
and female-they are dependent
upon each other for the production
of a perfect seed. Some of the pol
len from the male plant must be
mixed with the female plant before
a perfect seed results.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-21
TO INVESTIGATE MEDICINES:

The British minister of health has
appointed committee to advise on
Legislative and administrative meas
ures to ascertain the quality and au-
thenticity of therapeutic substances
or patent medicines offered for sale
to the public, which cannot be test
ed adequately by direct chemical
means. Some of the most distin-
guished professional people of Great
Britain have been named on the
committee, which will consider in
the first instance the report of Sc
lect committee Of the house of COM
mons on patent medicines
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-21
W1iiI1L.s.a y.l.$-,o- .@1..i, fish
Waterspout Is, Said 20 lave Once
Emptieo Chriatiz 1soo i.aGacr
In Denmark.

Whirling winds have immense
lifting and carrying power. At
Christensen. Denmark. a water
spout once temporarily emptied the
harbor to such an extent that the
greater part of the bottom was I'M
covered Naturally, great quantities
of small fish and other marine or
ganisms were thus picked up and
carried long distances.
Another phenomenon of that kind
is recorded as having occurred dur
inc a violent storm at sea some dis
lance from Paris. When morning
came the streets were found to be
covered with fish of various sizes.
The mystery was soon solved, for
neighboring fish pond had been
sucked nearly dry and only the
larger fish were left behind.
'<Showers" of other vertebrates
than frogs, toads and fishes are very
rare, but in 1896 there occurred a
remarkable shower of birds, when
hundreds of various species fell dead
in the streets of Baton Rouge, La.
In one street alone children collect
ed the bodies of 200. It is believed
the birds were driven inland by a
storm on the Florida coast. and that
the force of the wind and the sud-
den change of temperature caused
their death.-Detroit News.