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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
UNION HON0RS YOUNG
Musicians Organization Pays TTi-
butte to Deceased Man, Member
for Past Fourteen Years

The following resolution Of tho
death Of A u. Young was adopted
yesterday by local No 90. Amer
lean Federation Of Musicians:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Great
Architect OF the Universe to
call from among us our friend and
brother Arthur Duncan Young.
Now therefore, he II resolved
that the members Of Local % Amer
lean Federation Of Musicians desire
to extend to his bcrcaved wife, sis
ter, brother and many sorrowinE
relatives and friends the sincere and
heartfelt sympathy of our entire
mem bership.
Arthur Duncan Young became
a member OF this organization more
than fourteen years ago, and was
at one time its president lie was
always an active, loyal and faith
ful member among us, a true and
dependable friend, generous Of
heart, courteous In conduct, always
ready and willing to do a service
for a friend or for humanity, A.
gifted and talented musician, he
was never too busy with his own af-
fairs To give freely Of this talent in
the cause of patriotism and for civic
bettermcnt, In an especial manner
was this true during the world
war, for the furthcTanCe Of which
cause his music did so great a part
He was often heard 10 say that u
was 20 him genuine privilege and
pleasure to serve IN behalf Of auy
and all charitable organizations,
tho war work committees, aud any
thing which was for the hotterWent
Of his country ana this community
The place made vacant cannot be
fUDpd \NC will miss his cheering
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
C. C. BUDGET IS VOTED
Stnct senate Passes section of Np-
preparation Providing for Sttt,-
$50 for Corporation Commission.

OKLAHOMA CITY. March IL
The upper house ur the oklahoma
Legislature IN session tonight passed
the section OF the senate appruprid-
tions bills providing funds Tor the
operation Of the corporation com
mission. the conclusion Of two day
fight on the section.
The total amount provided fur in
1912 is t14t15O. The hill originally
called for tt574jO. The appropria
ton for 1923 was raised from Sl37-
$50 To Sl6l,l5O. Moro than 100000
was added to contingent fuud FOR
the bureau " appraisal aud appro-
priatiou after the first approuria
tion asked had been Sliced
There are about 10 items of the
appropriations hiils remaining for
consideration.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
TEACH JAPANESE IN U. S.?
That's Proposal of Columbia Iniycr-
SitY Professor.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. March +
Addition OF the japanese language
to the curriculum Ur schools and
colleges was advocated today hy
Dr. David Suowdcu professor OF
education I'm the teachers college of
Columbia university before the con
Vcntion of the National Education
association.
During the ucNt hair century"
he said "it Is virtually certain that
our relationship with the Japanese
people will develop in a variety Of
ways. From the standpoint Of In
tsrnational harmony and good will.
mutual cultural reinforcement and
economic cooperation, Il is i'm
portaut that Americans should be
able to speak. read and write Jap
auese."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02

" a marching order comes tomor-
row night the troops would be ready
to go forward Thursday at daybr,ik.
Belgium Also Ready.
Tho Associated Press was informed
from Belgian sources today that
Belgium Is ready TO follow Frances
lead. The fact that General Mag
linsc, chief OF the Belgian general
staff was called hurricdly to Lon
don and LEFT Brussels this afternoon
to confer with Marshal Foch and
Field Marshal Wilson IL interpreted
I'm Belgian circles as meaning that
the plan decided upon contcmplat.
ed collaboration OF Belgian troops
In the Essen Dusseldorf district.
During the last three days 10000
Belgian troops on the Rhine have
been reinforced by two divisions.
while the French have 10000 mon
In the occupation zone, with 100000
held In reserve, lcss than 20 hours
away
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
Want Ads
Rates and Information

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want ads and ell wanted 20 rent. sit-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
KILLS LOVER WHO
BR0KEINTO HOME

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
me. Then | left and Mr.. Parsons
took me home"
Mrs. Orthwein said Zeigler called
her on the telephone at n. m. and
told her he was coming up to talk
with her but that she told him she
would not see him. She related that
he broke into her flat and followed
when she fled TO her bedroom.
she said he laughed and jeered
when she threatened to sho IT,
You're not game" he said and
walked in.
"I shot him
Il don't know how many times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02

pulled the trigger All I know is I
felt the pistol jumping IN my hand
and saw him fall.
He told me to do a. lie told me
when ne gave me the pistol several
weeks ago: Cora, n any man ever
tries TO come into your room shoot
HIM when he walks through the
door. Don't he afraid--shoot to
kll'
~ shot hm-aud love him. !
fell across his body and begged him
90 speak TO me. but be- was dead.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
Orgnnilc AIrplanc Company.

Ben NJ. Daugherty, contractor
was elected president of the Mus
kogee Airplane company at an or
ganlzation meeting Tuesday, Charles
Dabney is secretary with NJ. II.
Wood general manager. Many local
men are stockholders In the COM
pany. which is building a modern
flying field and will soon operate
planes between principal Oklahoma
cities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
3 MORE CABINET
PLACES FILLED

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
tion from the army, and If the gem
eral gives up his military commits.
sion he can have his choice Of sew
eral other abrasive offers from
business and educational concerns.
IL is said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
Carpenters Won't Cut Wages.

Muskogce union carpenters have
refused by n vote OF 90 to 26 to de-
crease their daily wage scale from
50 to s. one Of the 90 wanted 20
increase the pay to $40 a day. Frank
was present at the meeting 10 tell
the workers that not an Oklahoma
union had voted to lower wages.
full
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
WANDERER ON TRIAL AGAIN
State to Ask Death Penalty for the
Ragged Strangers" Killing.

CHICAGO. March Carl Wan
dcrcr was placed on trial for his life
q second time today Wanderor IS
charged with the murder VI John
Doe. otherwise known as tho
ragged stranger whom he hired
TO stage q fake holdup In order 10
kin Mrs. Wandercr. The state will
demand the death penalty. wan
derer il former army officer and
a war veteran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
Boy Ilcs-Draws Year Sentence.

Because he refused TO tell a
Straightforward story Jim Poge,
convicted automobile thief, was Civ
en- a year at the state reformatory
instead Of being paroled in charge
Of his mother lie finally admitted
that he knew tho car in which he
was leaving town with others was a
stolen machine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02

t.. ufut.s.oua ~ iu, resolution shall hc
r,uuIf..i tt tN,,. .,.f lHf .,t.U.u .I aUUu
uVn,ts. tu grade ust.. uul .fu..Vru uu.
prove. aa ,tufruI....I Do. .I.s resolution.
tho portion nf ohio roadway. u. .tIH af.,.I.
aud avenues ..IuI..I U. .av tu I. tltu.
rh paved srI ..In...t.... I.lf.,DI o, fHu
vvnrfs ut aa1 uu.U.
That th, t..f 90 H..I N.I|H. .."u'H 600
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
Wouldn't Include Others.

nero were suggestions during the
uu'' ana night that France and Italy
~ ADDED 10 tho nations with which
n' president would he asked under
inc horah resolution, to confer in
H.. ''tort 10 reach an agreement to
,,5I.,,' tniore naval construction. The
,ly"2 senator opposed these. declar-
'nE' mat the addition OF those two
ouh,rlg9 merely would kill pro
h"SaIs ~ disarmament" and brand
'hlr" proposition from the
ltp' u''er i"s'h''i
llher proposals az to disarmament
Z'ro hdNanced and quorum calls and
'-1inentary inquiries held back
. routine Of the senate az they
were put forward. Early I'm the
a,sIl, senator Borah went out to
SShher ana Senator King took up the
'slt against the bill.
a,o, oi,cah,lWc Senator Poindexter had
declared privately that n fnihuster
"as on In fun force.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
Attest ..
Mrs. FNANk SEAMAN
city Auditor.
FRANK y DUNCAN,
Ctty Attorney,

published Ia Tho ruisa pauy World
March .. 1871 world publishing COM
RIT5S6r,UTTiUN or NECESSITY AND
TREATING STREEp IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT
A resolution declaring the necessity OF
providing for the improvement by grazing
paving, curbing, guttcrlng ana drslnlns
of certain portions " the following named
streets aud avenues In the tlty or IulHa'
UNI" riGiIru "T'II STREET. from tho Fast
lin. of Lewis Avenue to th. West
limo of Gary tNicholson) Avenue,
LEWIS AVENUE. from the Notlh
uno ~ Hillcrost Addition 10 tho North
line Of Eleventh street. ,,..,.,.
coLuMniA (iMyec0ya s,x,N AVENuG' s,ygrt
10 the North line OF Eleventh street
except intersection at seventh street
EVANSTON (Evans) AVENUE from
the south line Of seventh street 10
the Norih llnc VI Eleventh street
except intersection at Eighth anu
Tenth tNinthl streets. .....,
FIFTH usurthl STREET, from
the East line Of lewis Avenue 10 the
West line VI college Avenue .
FIFTH PLACE tFifth SlreeD'
from tho East line of LOWS Avenue
To- the West limo OF Columbia me
SIXTH STREET from tho East
limo of Lewis Avenue 10 the West
line OF Delaware tGordonl Avenue
TENTH tNtuth) STREET, from tho
East nnc Of Lewis Avenue to the
west limo of Gary tNlCholHonl Avenue.
FOURTH PLACE Third Suoep,
from thu Eaat. line uf Lewis Avenue
to the Fast line OF Columbia INC
CuyD Avenue,
aud setting a date Tor the hearing "t
objections thereto, ana declaring ."
TE M HEsoLvEp BY THE BOARD OF
CONMIssIONERS or THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
IH
is hereby declared 10 be necessary ~
improve the hereinafter derctlbed pnr
tons Of the following named streets ana
EiGnTH STREET from the East
line Of Lewis Avenue 70 the West
limo OF Gary tNlohUIson) Avenue.
LEWIS AvE%uE. from ne Sor,h
limo OF HUIrrcst Addition 20 tho NOrth
line of Eleventh street. -..,.,.
COLUMBIA MCCOY ANnNlE
from tho South limo u sixth Str""t
10 tho North limo VI Eleventh street
except intersection AZ seventh street
EVANSTON evans, AVENUE,
from the south line of seventh street
20 tho Norh line of Eleventh street,
except Intersection Ut Eighth ana
FIi'Tii t'F"urtnJ STREET from tho
East line of Lewis Avenue ~ The
Wet lins OF 'aaI,,tfg' A1EE,IiH,SS' s,r..p
from the Hast limo o. Lewis Avenue
10 tho West line "t Columbia 'M'-
sixTl STREET. from We Ea.,
limo NJ Lewis AycHuo no the West
line ~ Delaware tGord9nl Avenue
TENTH tSlnthj STREET from mo
Ea-t line ~ Lewis Avenue FOO mo
wo.t line Of Gary 'NIchol7on1
r0GnrH PLACE rDri street.
from tho East Ure ~ I'wIH Avenue
no tho East line of Columbia tMc.
sECriON :. That said improvements
"a. a o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
Frank u. Grass Marrics

Frank X. Grass, well known young
Tulsa young man, manager Of the
Jacobs Mercantile company OF Sa-
pulpa, last saturday married Miss
Ethel Mohler OF Kansas city The
couple were married I'm Sapulpa
They are making their home in Sa-
pulpa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
No 4. s. AdUance!

COBLENZ, March l. -. Tho
status of the American army Of
occupation I'm case the allies de-
cidcd ON invading. will be the
same as that maintained during
he occupation OF Frankfort tho
Associated Press learned today.
30 action, it was asserted. would
be taken beyond the occupation
Of the actual lines now held.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
Lnscs ENc---Snns fnr $40 000.

II. r, Sharp IN a sun Drought I'M
district court here asks $4,000
damages from the Van Noy Inter-
state company and the PaWhuska
Ice company because of the loss ~
an eye resulting from ammonia
fumes. He had no protection from
the dangerous fumes. ne claims.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
IdREE-WAY DEFENSE URGED
'"u,"r T New Eavors Third Division
H"'IhS 10 DO With Aviation.

,foo " HSHlN lNGToN, March 1.-Crea-
tIonoI i'm T' a federal department OF ma
s,oi'aI sos defense In which the army
ua 1r, navy and n third division ha~-
con, m ,n 90 with aviation would be
t,. ,'pplned under one cabinet officer.
G, eic,, o&sh zen recommended 70 President
d,,,, harding by Senator New of In
tbo GENERALLY regarded as one OF
sdvisera most trusted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
Nmskogcc Restaurant Man Dics.

J. A, Robinson, 65, a restaurant
man here for years, died I'm Sedalia,
Mo, sunday night. It was learned
here today. "Rohby," as nc was
known TO the old-timers, had a largo
following among the early residents
OF Muskogoc. Several from this city
went TO attend his funeral.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
Two Sue OH Company for sI42,sse,

Damages OF fl42,639 arc asked by
J. A. Long and w. +. Allen in a
suit filed in United States district
court today against II. +. and Homer
T.. Wilcox oil and Gas company,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
SENATE IN SECRET
TALKS ABOUT JAPS
coNTINuED FROM PAGE ONE

S'Ssippi, sharply challenged the posi-
Non taken by Mr., Lodge. lie was
a'ih 10 have used bitter sarcasm in
,fltl.lSlng tho closing Of the senate
uo"is ana characterized the Japa-
nrS' relations argument as "buga-
200 lie and others were reported
~ nave promised 10 repeat in open
Sloh me discussions behind closed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02

FAIHNuNr MAYEKNIn HOSPITAL Tor
confinement private, prices reasonable.
may work tur board. babies adopted.
Write t9g booklet MIS- r. d. Ioug, 49Il
b.. 2t'h street. hausaB oiIg NJ,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
FRANCE IS READY
TO LEAP AT FOE

coNrlNrED rRoM rAdr oNr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02

'.o mode. so?5 running ORDER c'n
pu,NNttN rour passenger. good eonil.
too. WITH five wire wheels ana seven
...r ugsFo lit9. psage $3.50
ruN SALE 1855 E. jefferson. studebaker
o. sD''u passenger IN good shape WI
luu sNlr Late model Bulc, new paint
Hu1 cord ,n.iHs pshge G2st.j
fur SALE Hur Hu.ck usht Ht touring
.n. $500 usogo 3i1. i23 ~ Cinoin'
ruuu can tor sale ana 81 nos,on-
CLASSY Chandler aar 10 trade on small
property or good furniture. can cedar
'o' IL j. sRaucby
Will TRADE oRENTAL RUGS
Tor pu automobile Must be ln first class
."utIl"n 80 Junk considered. 4?a $.
'''-''" ...-- -
VIII TRADE oldsmobllo .-peeda,cr. spe.
,iH body. with detachable nrid rack.
fuf vacant lot ur acreage. Send mli psr-
particulars to &. -. boS No. egb.
FoN eNlE. Five. passenger Nash almost
h'" i1ur cora caslngs, must sell at
once 81 800 down. 1880. y .. crawford,
Ir4dN u"i"l
.oEr orr rm"Es ~ rHE FOLLOWING
NiutE touring car 1890.
Buick -Four, fvC.phasenEcr,
REQ roadster.
bltsuubilc touring car.
Marmuu ChummN.
StutA heafCnt. 1890.
Would TRADE for real estate You can So.
them ~ 1il y. SECOND, or call Usage 5000.
WANTED DodEe or Ford sedan, Have
practically new slS-Cyltndor touring car
To trRde, psaEe S32s.
WILL TRADE tpur-cyiindsr cadillac
roadster. new batteries. extra tire. Tor
Ford or Dodge touring. Usage 3lTt-J.
FORD ROADSTER ron SNLE--Cali at
1908 ". THIRD.
CAR for sale or trade, will take light
car ~ part payment on late model six
cylinder owen Magnetic electric gear shift.
Al condition. Priced right for quick sale
ur trado. Cpll pseRe asa
ron SALE -une Ford touring csr. cheap,
good condition. Cedar s22,
MODEL o. cadillac; Al condition, new
paint, rye Al castings, must be aold
~ once. Call cedar 76'0 or Usage ta36.
1920 MODEL Ford coupe tor sale. cheap.
can D. ~ Els New Fox Hotel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02
NUTOs fOR HIHE-GARAGEs
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS

IIOrGL-un1er new manage
UNnis hot and cold water IN a.
rooms, steam heat, special prices By tht
week J. ~, p1rkhurat, q. e., EsDHhsw,
pTfTfistgFH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-02

OAELASp HOrEI--undsr new manage
mtnt rates 10. so. i5c ana 81 per day.
Table b0arH 81 n per week, single meals
soc OssEa t'20 - North Boston.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-01-21
SAD, SAD NEWS
FROM THE GAME
WEDNESDAY EVE.
CASHMERE CAPTURES LEAVEN-
WORTH'S GOAT AND ROUNDS
Up GAME BY SCORE OF II
TO IS.

tAl Hoffman,
Leavenworth's Amateur Athletic
Club Basket Ball team ioulneyed TO
Cashmere Wednesday evening, and
while there the Cashmere town team.
Bearcats by name, took the locals
measure by a score Of II to 2s. The
game was rough and wild. The Cash
mere boys lived UP to their name if
Eearcat stands for roughness.
Our old friend Tom Griner, offici-
ated over the game. He blew his
whistle when the ball went into play;
then forgot he had it until basket
was shot
The Bearcats played in wonderful
luck shooting baskets. Our boys
wore Off. they could neither pass the
ball nor catch it; there was no pep or
snap in them NcNett was pulled out
Of center m the first half and put in as
a forward for the remainder Of the
game. Featherstone finished the
game at center.
1:--....-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-01-21
Local Happenings

For dry wood phone 469. (2t-pd.)
}. {. Biles was a Wenatchee visit
or last Friday.
I. c. Vaney left yesterday to visit
his son and his sister at Yakima.
Good lump coal s14.00 per ton;
leave your orders at Motteler's (52tfl
Ross Irwin went to Lewiston. Ida
no, last Friday to give the town the
once over.
You are requested to meet with the
Disciples Of Christ Sunday afternoon
al the 2:30 in the West home back of
the Masonic Hall. (tf)
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-01-21

Casebeer shot 3 field baskets, Jam
eson :. Kulbs 4, Peterson 2.
HoXsey lead the locals with 7 field
baskets and free throws, making a
total Of % scores.
It was the toughest zane we hive
over seen. yet there were only 5 pc
sonal fouls called on both teams in
the whole game according to the of
fetal score
Cashmere will play at Leavenworth
Feb. 26