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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

Der duty will, even II profits are 'taker
on the advanced cost springing from
the tariff, add $3.50 to the expense o.
building $1,000 house. At this time
when there is a shortage Of homes anc
great agitation over the housing PROB
lem, opponents of the proposed lumber
schedule point out that duty on ium
Der will affect many, voters and Dc
highly unpopular and dangerous.
1t is freely predicted that II Mr..
Fordney's proposal becomes law the
lumber schedule will be as dangerous as
the famous Schedule X, the woolen
schedule of the Payne Aldrich bill,
which did more than anything else tc
defeat the Republicans after the pas
sage Of that law.
OIL Schedule Dangerous
In a similar wa ythe oil schedule IS
felt to have political dangers. Amer :
can oil producers are clamoring Tor a
rate Of 81 a barrel upon imported OIL;
OF course. there are large importing OIL
interests, especially the Mexican com
panies, which are opposing this sng !.
gestion. But oil has become IN article
which many Americans consume.
Every automobile owner, 1t is saia
will rise in his wrath as he buys ms
gasoline produced from taxed oil: it is
generally believed that the Fordney
committee will resist the pressure from
the American oil producers and there is
some prospect that the Senate. when It
takes up tariff making, will restore lum-
Der to the free list.
Upon the whole, probability for q
moderate tariff improves. The Key 70
the situation as already indicated in
this correspondence is the agrarian bloc
The farmer representatives have al,
ready received their high duties and
are not interested in seeing represen-
tatives of other industries obtain theirs.
The farmer Is both an exporter and
consumer.
His market abroad will be improved
by leaving this market open to foreign
sellers and his costs will be lowered II
high duties are not placed on lumber,
oil and the other products which he
consumes in large quantities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
Mime. curie Gets Another Degree

Chicago, June 15.--At the commence
ment exercises of Northwestern Uni
versity today Madame Marie Curie, CO.
discoverer Of radium, received the de-
gree Of doctor Of science. as did also
Irving Langmuir, research chemist of
Schenectady, N. Y. DR.. Charles Hor
ace Mayo, of Rochester, Mimi, was
made a dactor Of laws and the degree
of master OF laws was conferred upon
Glenn Frank, Of New York, magazine
editor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
Shows Division In Party

The revolt Of the Minnesota delega .
ton over taking finished lumber of
the free list and placing tariff on il
illustrates the political dangers Of tariff =
making and the division of the Republi- =
cans upon the tariff question. The lum-
Der interests in this country are far
apart upon the question Of duty on
their products. Only those of the
Pacific coast and few other spots are
advocating taking lumber off the free
l.st.
It is estimated that the proposed lum-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
ACTRESS SEEKS DIVORCE
Mr.. Grace r. Erb Says Husband
ljved' with Another Woman

New York, June 15.-Mrs. Erb,
known on the stage many years as
Grace Field, fled suit for divorce in the
Supreme Court Saturday against Will
liam Maurice Erb, lawyer and manager,
who married her November "a, 1917.
The complaint alleges that May "a
and June 3 last, and at other times
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
Difficult to Rush
Work of Congress
Continued from Paso Ono

SOntlnueu trVu ERko OD0
Committee will be deep in the Tariff
Bill which It will take from the House
and entirely recnst. II will be unable
to consider taxes until IL has finished
with the tariff. When the Tariff Bill
is up for debate the Senate and the Tax
Bill is ready for the Senate, the former
measure cnn be laid aside and the lat =
ter expdited. and this course may be
followed, but the feeling prevails in
Congress that the delay on the tariff
has already been SO great that little is
to be gained by changing the program at
This lntp date
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
Send Wandering Man n u.

Joseph g; Brandt, seventy vs.rp
Of North Alder street, was soSs years old,
dering through the streets nesr .d wan
and RACE streets ut 10 o'c,o.hs ourth
night. He was taken to tba last
and Race streets station. and u. nVurth
admitted 70 Hahnemann Hospital ister ,se
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

which the. complainant conro, -.
more particularly" Erb lived STATE
York with woman not bis wiz New
name OF the woman is not given Ihe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

Some of the other features in
this great number are:
LINCOLN AS EXHIBIT B. By Harvey
O'Higgns and Edward H. Rcede, MD. An
amazing revelation of Lincoln's secret mind
"a brilliant, audacious analysis.
THE WASTED GENERATION, by
Owen Johnson, hardly past its opening
phases, is already acclaimed as his supreme
novel.
LYONS AND MISS MOUSE, by ROYAL
Brown, in which the Prince unexpectedly
discovers Cinderella working in the adver-
tising department.
THE SIGNED MASTERPIECE, by
Frederick Irving Anderson, is that elusive
detective tale everybody has wished the
magazines would print.
AMATTER OF MEDICINE, BY Robert
Hustled Chambers Incidentally, son of
Robert W.. A new author with refresh
ingly new bag of tricks.
THE COMING OF COVE, by P. G.
Wodehouse, is farce of the widest kind
gorgeous bit Of nonsense comic opera
without songs or music.
THE WILLS OF GOD, by Herbert Kauf-
man. The concentrate of a bookshelf in
single page. A ringing challenge to every
pessimist and gutter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28

nUEINEss Fiu dss.rrs duNus.ulfH room
with board of htchon privilege, must
oroucoA exchanged Phone t,dar 221b.
aftrr y. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28

USEFUL ELECTRIC. XMAS Glt SsI
Thor washing and ironing mach'nfs
tionaI pressure eookers, eleei,.g isrpI
and ranges, boudoir ana ,Hu' ismpsl
Dodge Electric CO.. electrical suIN""
I9ast Secoud Cedar llAo, -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28
GOO

THE ROYAL VACUUM CLEANER
one of the finest cleaners made. VIII
save her 365 days Of drudgery. THIS ana
vices await your inspection at our store
Peoples Electric supply Co, Main at
Sixth Usage 6si3, Usage 9b29.
USEFUL ELECTRIC Xmas glfts for
mother wife sister, sweetheart, Hoover
electric sweeper, Wilson's rotary sewing
machine, electric irons, percolators, grills,
toastera waffle irons, chatting dishes,
curling irons, boudoir sets and hair dryers.
Dodge Electric Co, electrical supplies, liz
East Second. Cedar il4O.
WHY NOT a pretty White Rock cocke-
rel7 Bert Keene, Usage $3.50.
81 Is the price, Turk Bros. the place, and
unheard Of values IN black Kid shoes for
ladlea. meahs Turk Broa. 3lS s. Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28
EMPLOYMENT

SALEsMAN wanted BY oil producer 10
Interest clienta in offHrt acreage and
drilling wells EVcollcnt connection pro
yided you can deliver the goods Address
dS2.M world
WANTED. our men nto making $50 per
woek, hottest seller ever offered act
quick Rush yUur sample order iu to-
day Dot started. pull in the dollars
Ssuplo 20 routa, Aggressive MIS-. Go.
Oklahoma city
WANTED SEVERAL YOUNG SALES.
MEN WHO CAN MAKE GOOD TO
HANDLE a COMPLETE r+AE or AUTO
DISCS ANb Accessories FOR A NEW
ESIA bttHHMENI. ~ NOt ANE A
WDUkEH AND ChN MAKE MONEY FOR
YOURSELF WE WANT YOU. HEE
Mr. uhYNEs. 20t EAST SECOND, AUTO
SUPPLY co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28
sITrArIoNs w,NrrD-MALr

ADVERTlgINg MAN
or 10 yearg experience. wants work all
or part time. Adman. Gil r. ElwoOd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28
PERSONAL PROPERTY

USED FURNITURE bought ana soil.
hoistoring supplies for sale. w.
fYrnituro Co, 8. Cincinnati o.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28
FINANCIAL


tiN<AANSkEEL
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES -
CONFECTIONERY NEWS STAND in /
good OH town for sale OF tradoi only
one in town, Address 45o.M World,
CREA MERN-- Modern brick creamery,
fully equipped. three buying stations,
business. prirc $4,000. terms 50, SEQ, bal
ance, one. two or three years, 's0-M,
world
FOR SALG--uarage, one or the best in
city. doing wood business have tong
lease on huildinB Fhts EaraEc has steam
heat, Can store iol cars =. you are loek
inE for money maker don't miss this
one, call uSago 1859. Ask Tor welch
FOR SALESMAN grocery buy fixtures,
viii give goods free u sold in three days
iatt n Detroit
FOR SALE Garage equipment ,and &C
'essuriee all or any part Ozark
Trait Garage, RED Fork Okla,
FOR SALE. one small stock ~ drugs
and tNurcs box ba, lhlsa, OKLA.
FOR sALE-A dandy drink and lunch
stand WIN sell at bargain heny's
Place ais E. rhlrd
FOR SALE -storeroom with rooining
house overhead, 10 rooms. Would give
Located In tho best little oil town in
Oklahoma, Auurcss BOY oes. slick, OKLA.
FOR tE--Ameriean cafe, across from
new postoffcc, Write "a n, Water ST.,
Sapulpa, Okla,
FOR SAiE-City lunch room. across
street from new postotf'ce. su,d reason
for selling, 20 y, water sapulps, Okla,
ron SALE or rent soing electric shoe
shop. good location. cheap rent living
rooms attached, Usage s5ti siN v, First.
FOR SALE Restaurant doing good husi-
moss. $500 will handle, rent $40 month,
lave other business. Investigate 12e r.
Third.
FOR SALE or trade, tsmau business).
Phone cedar iaAi
GROCERY tor sale. good location. reason
for selling osage stSl --
MADE $4,000, my friend $4,000 on
$500; invest small sum az So month,
Join little pool picking up scattered cheap
royalties, held by bank, never expire. no
rentals, no drilling. address ees-h,
World.
IF YOU will Invest IN rich gold and
silver mine. write the Mountain Flower
Mining Company, ST Joseph, Mo,
REsTAURAEr fixtures Tor sale, bargain
N taken at once. n. NJ Yates, sand
Springs phone sba
REsTAURANT FOR sale at bargain. sol
r.. First. call osaso 61eo-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28
GifTs ron THf CnlLnnrN

TULSA AUTOCYCLE REPAIR go.
Bicycle and bicycle Aoccss0rss
Bicycle Work our Specially
Complete stock Of men's. boys and Eirlf
bicycles now ready Tor Xmas
Keys Made-General Repairing Wedin,
Usage 272i. IFS West Fir,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28
BUSINESS SERVICE

pAiNTiNG AND DECORATING 10
ENpEHIENCED painter and Interior
decorator. tstimHtpH reasonable. Refer.
rucrs furnished. OHaRr a01G.J
FOR pAiNTISG nui papofhnuRing, oaii
Il y. Soften. 2NG T.. Fourth Place.
OHaFo iati
OPEN SHOP
Painting, pHpnrinH guaranteed prices
FiaHhod. Cedar 1927.
TApEVuA NgING. 200 pcr roll. also house
painting day ur contract Oaage G7st.
ROOMS pAPERED
Including paper. f1r 81 ard up. iiDusS
decorating iu eil its branches. estimates
oheerfhly giycn, all work guaranteed
y 3. Sutherland. Gi6 W. Thtfd. Oaago
t1i1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28

A WIDE SELECTION OF rugs and bed
room suites
TENNELLY q P1RTLE FURNITURE CO
THE Home Outftters'
MAat ElrEt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28

WHY NOT a fire Insurance policy ~
Keene Osags $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28

Keene, osage sss9, ~
When In need Of 1ewelry and op''''' =
John THE RING MAN o.s,,
Santa claus is here. NV South II, \,
Az. enc ana eae-naif hi"oNS SOU"
Frisco station, ,,., T5
XMAS CLEANING and ptesslns, This
Cleaners and Dyors. Osago l.A
and ElwoOd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28

DESIRABLE permanent tenant for 9Og
s. ponvcr tont very reasonable Co such
Oearr 1885
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28
FINANCIAL
lUsINEss OPrORrUNIIIEs

SECOND HAND clothinK cleaning and
pressing store, best established bual-
ness in Tulsa. aOod reason for selling.
2tt Fast Third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28

UUTHRtE 81. ig2 Slice mrnishrd room
Tor rent 10 two ladies. board IN lrsirrd /.
one block o. ni cor limos. uH1r0 f0At.U.
WANTED pnnmcfn and boatdcts 10
West Seventh. psaEr ftIp.I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28
BUSINESS SERVICE


ANEUICAh window cleaners UncD
window cleaning ltc. floor wasinE ~
pTs-war prices. The DO It Right People
OaaEr 6bgi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28
HELP-MNLE on FEMALE
sAIEsMEN ANn AaENTs

DURABlLT steel Lockers, new different
better. We can furnish you a steel locker
lbNlbN72 olive green finish. pad lock at
tRchment delivered your city Tor $40.
Write for descriptive matter. Representa-
tiVes wanted in Muskogco, pkmulgee, Bar
uesVille ana an points In eastern Okla
homA. purebit steel Locker Sales Com
pAny, RoS iiOs. ruisN Okla.
START one OF ou candy factories at
home, or small DOM anywhere, We
tnrnish everythinE. Experience unneoes-
} hHfn' ga Walnut St. Phiadslphia, ia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
Slipped out of Church
and DrOUe AtCay With
Friends Automobile

Special 20 The World.
PERRY. March 3O.-TaNi- driv-
ing was too prosaic life I'm Wlchl-
Ia for Robert Fletcher. Lacking
the thrills and the good fresh air
OF CroSs-country touring, Robert
abandoned his job up there some
time ago, and after some prclimi-
nary wandcrings. landed in Bill-
ings. There he visited with a
friend, y. l.. stevens. who owned Il
car. They took Robert 20 church
with thcm one SUNDAY morning
not long ago, when the breath of
spring made him long to bound
along over the landscape. lie did
not care for the services, and
while the rest OF the family were
In church, young Fletcher and the
car of his friend got headed out
into the country Tho roads wcro
good, the gas was plentiful and
the car was fun OF pep. when
Robert got through the WONDER
ful overland Juyride he came TO
explaining to the authorities in
Wichita how It all happ,ned.
Sheriff Kicker returned with him
from Wichita the other day, hav-
ing a warrant charging him with
stealing an automobile. Robert
gays hc is off that Kind of stuff
forever and wants "a steady Job
again.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
rows IN ALFALFA
| CAUSE ASSAULT
|tinerant Farm Hand Held
for Attack Upon Aged
Farmer
EHA { in DISPUTE
|pov viii Not BE Tried Until
Wis School Term Comes
90 q Close

ala. d. Tho World.
PERRY, March 30.--Complaint
H.. nIad late Saturday evening
,,ipst Ava Harron, "A farmer boy
EyIng near Perry, charging him with
|.Saut and battery OF an aged man.
,ifrcd Ecrgsjrom. The boy was
H-cugn, before the county court ySs-
,srday and released on bond, so tFdt
ss case may not come up uutil the
,m of school which he Is attending
4 over. u seems that ill feeling
rween the boy and the old man
IA his son ms been brewing for
lono time. over petty troubles, cul-
m!natinr 900 the alleged attack upon
BergsrOm saturday afternoon.
Bergslrom ana his son cut and
5red for somc hay on land belong
rg 10 . farmer by the name II
Hess. who's is young llarron's =
-ephcw BorEstrom haled Hess
sborc Of the alfalfa and turned 1t
over leaving his OWN share in stock.
Aong IN the winter Hess turned his
attic In on the field and Bergstron
Fenced of the stack from them, hut
frequently found tho fence torn
down.
saturday afternoon the old man
vas about his chores at his own
home when he saw from n distance
that the Hess cattle were again In
his haystack. He went down to
drive them off and repair the fe .ce
srlin. he says, but on reaching ;ho
fLrk young Harron appeared, as
Ne allegation states, and after some
heated words beat hf< with a club,
almost into inscnsibility.
Definite action against tho boy.
VINO. it is claimed, is udcr age, Will
be deferred until his school term
IS over unless more serious co.a-
pllcations in Bergstrom's condition
,t' iI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
MAKE FIRST BARREL FLOUR
Other Niilcrs Present to See New
Enterprise Start.

Special 10 Tho World.
KtNGFTSHER. March 3o.-Thc
first wheat was turned into the new
oklahoma mill by j. l.. Ruth. who
has been connected with tho mill
company for &c years, on Tuesday at
t2 o'clock. The first barrel Of flour
was made while the millers from the
other mills in Kingfishcr were sta
toned on the various floors to SEQ
he mill put into operation at making
flour.
This was ono OF tho big events IN
Kingfishcr among the people OF this
community. Tho newly constructed
mill is one Of tho most motvrn mills
in oklahoma. II was built At Il cost
OF over 5000 900 out of concrete. II
is seven stories high.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
FARMERS LEERY
OF BAD CHECKS
Couple Active in Poultry
Business but Have No
Money in the Bank

Special 60 The World
PERRY March 3o.--Evcn the
farmers Of Nublc county are hard to
pass checks ON these days. Two
strangers, driving rlttling old fliN-
vcr stopped at the farm OF Jim
clark north Of Perry the other day
and dicFercd with him for some
chickens. Jim's chickens are good
ones and finally they agreed to pay
him 81 Tor each of them one of
them maze out check on stub
hook check of the Dcpositurs Guar
autv state bank OF poncd city in
pay yment for two dozen chickens.
The other went into the pcus and
helped to capture the required mum.
hcr.
After they took their departure
thc Ciarks called mp bank and re-
.~vcd the reply they had expected,
"uo funds Then thCv called Sheriff
Kicker Tho shcriffs force turned
out ana Il wasn't long until the
chickens described and one of the
men described were found trading
1t % lp-al poultry produce house.
Man and car were taken to the jail
and the pay was soon discovered
waiting for his partner. The pair
gave their names AZ Orvlllc Hanson
and \. Whlpplc.
one Of them evidently IS, or rath-
or was. an / W. W. but being two
months in arrears in his dues. nc
cording 20 the membership book
found on him. The card was for
The initiation ~ one Morse Raw or
Ray Morse. stub books ~ hanks
from an over the west were found in
'hoW grips, some Of which showed
that checks had been used from
them, while others were merely
"supplice."
They viii have preliminary
hearing THURSDAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
NO END TO CHARTERS
New combination Organized In
Tulsa Shuc Firm of
Big tapituI

OKLAHOMA CITY. March go
Charters issued March 25-2S by Joe
;. Morris. secretary of state. include.
The Cook company. TVlsa--T W.
Cook, Pearl Cook, j. B. McAnally.
Tulsa; capital, $4,000.
Berry German Tire e Rubber
Co, Tulsa--llarry German. w. G.
Campbell, G.. T.. Finley, Tulsa; capt
tai 100000.
Gordon Harris Dootcric. Tulsa---
David Harris, Kenneth LawinB,
Tulsa. Leo Gordon, st. Louis; capt
tai s101,000.
Western Battery Manufac, uring
company. Enid. G. Wright. O.
w. Williams, Enid, j. !, Shaftcr,
Covington; capital. $4,000.
A. Allen n P9nb,iishiqF 9d,.is..l e,3yna,ny. Alien
Johnson, Allen: capital, $4,000
oklahoma Retail Merchants asso-
citation, Guthrie; no copital
Okmulgee chamber Of commerce,
Okmulgce-W. w. Jenkins. X. Da-
wilson, +. NJ. Carter Okmulgco; no
capital.
yellow Hills Oil & Gas Co.. Madm.
increased capital from 100000 to
*l2j.06O
American Investment company.
Okmulgcc--Tom King, ". X. VII.
SOIL H. J.. MogS, u. II. montgomery,
Bartiesville; capital, $4,000
Fort Smith Construction company,
Muskogce--J. ". Eddington. |. T..
Eddington, W. NJ. Friddlc, Musko-
gee; capital, $1,000.
Farmers Independent or com
pauy,. Gcary--C. +. Watt. ollie
Sanders, Bride Mabry. GearyN capt
tai. 10000.
Norman Steam company, Norman
L. G. Lindsay, G. II. Bcssent, clyde
Pickard, Norman; capital. $4,000.
Farmers oil company. Hinton
w. II. Sisson, +. a. Walker. J. j..
Meriwether, Hinton; capital. 10000.
Rocky Oil x Gas CO., Rocky--W.
VI. Taylor. II. w. Ferrec. Rocky.
George Bishop, Cordell; capital,
$1,000.
g. a. II. Manufacturing Co, Paw
huska-T. +. German. Bartlcsvillc.
\. y. Ruble. w. T. Leahy, Pawhl.s
capital, $4,000.
Copeland company, Ohmulcee--L
e. Copeland. l., V. Copeland, Okmul-
gee. capital, 10000.
Tillman County Mutual Aid asso-
citation, Davidson q. Boyd. j.
q. Norwood, J, II. Mcclure, David
son; no capital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
WAITING FOR LOWER PRICES
immaculate Issue of Courthouse
Bonds Not Favored.
$seial to Tho World

~ AAo W oElA.
ohEMAH, March 30.-At a large
attended meeting in the court
nuuse mere yesterday, called for the
purpose OF discussing the building
'ar proposed courthouse, it
'eenled 10 be the opinion Of repre-
ynt''Ivos from all sections of the
,"uty hat in tho event the bond
..C''lnH was called. before autumn
80 Imposition would be defeated.
Nh!Ir an agree that the erection
courthouse is imperative. there
'"pmN 90 be much dissatisfaction
y. o." rlrHer in which the bonds
y contracted for by the COM
'ue,s and the amount to be
,,F.Nu'd. II is contcnded that I'm
e year the building cost will be
"a '.'E lowered. Another meeting
I" Ne held soon when each school
ONf!cl VIII be represented.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
WILL LECTURE ON BALKANS
kngfishcr College Has Club Of Stu
dents in World Aifairs.

'tffIa. 'N it NNllhs
KINGFfSHER. March 30.-Dr.
Robert Joseph Kcrncr of the Uni
yersily of Missouri lecturcd in
Kngfishcr on the Balkan Europe
After the War" Monday night under
the auspices of the International Re
ations club of kingfisher college.
Doctor Kcrncr was "A member of the
peace commission and gave an in
forming address.
The speaker was the second lee
,urer sent to kingfisher this year by
the International Relations club.
Nngtisher college is the only col
lege In Oklahoma that maintains
amons the students a club Of this
order This club was organized by
Alss Clara Il. Schieber, who is at the
head Of the history department of
The college.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
NEGRO IS WANTED IN TULSA
pkcmah Also Wants Prisoner Now
Held in Jail There.


OkEMAlI, March 30.--Word was
received by Sheriff l.. NJ. Collier last
week that Erwin Pharcs, a negro
was wanted for jumping a $1,000
bond in Tulsa county for grand
Areeny. Last Saturday night tho
sheriff picked up Pharcs, or Love
10y as he is known here, near We
llmka and placed him in Jail here,
Monday he employed attorneys and
Sartod habcas corpus proceedings.
II is said that If the habcas corpus
Proceedings here ARE successful,
Fhares, or Lovcjoy. will be rearrest- =
"a on a charge of choc making
No'e!oy claims TO be a preacher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
Wheat Fields Are Bare.

-''e" 20 Tho World.
II, hlNGFlSHER. March 3O.--Wu.
"anl .1 Mead, county assessor Of King
,tsner county, returned the first Of
| ,". week from Park and Altona
rJah'5nShips' where he claims that
s,s 'sus or wheat are as bare as Main
ZEE IN kingfisher. The greonbug
In" NV" thlnrhbug, he alleges, is far
yeo numerous than they were IA
lea,s ago, when the wheat crop was
-ess...oyed In this county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
Spring Footwear

-lOfo reduction applies on every shoe,
pump or oxford in stock. In addition
are several footwear special reduced
great deal more than 10Ct.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

Official Investigation and expert
ments IN Spain have shown the soil
OF Andalusia to he adapted to cot
ton raising, and that, extensive
sWamps can 'bc reclaimed and
utilized.