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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
RAINS IMPROVE
SEVERAL CROPS
Wheat Fields Not Look
ing as Well as Usual
at This Time of Year

~ Associated Press STATE Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY, May S.
Rains during tho early part Of the
week aided crop conditions In a
number Of counties in the north
west and southwest parts OF the
state. although they still remain
back ward and much apprehension Is
feit regarding the return to activity
Of the EreenbuE, according to the
crop report issued here today by the
federal bureau OF crop estimates and
the state board Of agriculture for the
week ending today
Wheat fields are not looking well
and conditions seem to have fallen
below the average at this season OF
the year. the report says. The
crop is now In a critical stage and
the yield depends upon what the
next week or two brings forth. The
greenbug has been unusually ac-
tive"
oats are backward and beins
damaged by the Rreenbug In a few
counties. the cummary states. The
crop needs rain in portions OF The
southwest.
Corn planting Is active and is he
ing cultivated In regions whore th'
carly planting was not Injured toe
gevercly by the freezes OF last
month according to the report
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
SUindier's Plot to
Escape Pen FOiled

FORT WORTH. Texas, May s.
What is said by officials TO nave
been plot OF Joe Fury, convicted
swlndlcr, 10 escape from the Texas
penitentiary AT huntsville tonight
was thwarted through cooperation
of Thomas Woolwine. district attor-
ney AZ Los Angeles. Cal, ana Jess
NJ. Brown, district attorney here.
This afternoon District Attorney
Woolwinc received notification that
an attempt would be made by Fury
TO escape tonight ana that the plot
involved bribe OF $4,000. He Inn
mediately notified District Attorney
Brown. who In turn communicated
with Governor Pat NJ, Netf, The
plot was frustrated,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
POLES TO CURB
OWN REBELLION
Government to Take Hand
in Effort to End Silcs-
lisa Uprising
APPEAL TO SILESIANS
Rebels Under Lead Of kor.
fanty TO BE Asked to Drop
Arms and Quit

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.,.o,t,,,oua outbreak throughout
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va. I'',,,,,h .,..,.,.,d ,f mo inurrcc-
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one ul tho ,bc rcponted
comptHc1 ,n to mo aasisl
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occurred At va .uuS 49,, iodine +,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

There are many instances of two
paintings"
Cotton planting Is getting well
started. although last year at this
time planting had become gtneral
and much replanting was being
done, adds the summary The plant
ing OF broomcorn is moving toward
the northwest and Is about com
pleted In the Lindsay region.
u Planting OF peanuts, melons,
kafirs and potatoes is general. con
cludes the report. The potato crop
! in tho eastern commercial section
IN better than was expected and
about a 65 per cent return Is now
looked for.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
State Briefs

McALESrER. May S--All persons
hero who handle food or who come
lp direct contact with food eaten by
tho publ. would b. submitted to Il
p,rludIpB medical examination un
dor au ordinance by Dr T.. e. ROY
suumittrd tu the city commission.
AiTus May E-Thc now city
auditorium. erected at % 'oH pt moro
tb1u 100000. H about completed
Iho sraiIug capacity iH between $500
8nd 1000 porHonH
SHAWNEE. May B. Commander.
1f a1r posts Of he American Legion
n oklahoma have been summoned
tl meet here Junv - for confer
auDo ~ legion work The local post
wlu act as hosts
FREDERICK. May S.--Scw mem
bpta of thr city council VIII be sworn
boz May 90 Following rrorE1niza
zion now committee viii boo ap.
pointed ~ soryo for the rnuing
rDunciliuanic year.
ARDMORE, May s.--An intcrna
tI1ual wowaus club 'ityoulp.
'''IANiI'N ll'|iI Wv Nv iAh'l'H ~ NV
three local civic orRnrizs has
been formed here. An attempt b.
planned to extend the organization
into "a nationwide movement
SHAWNEE. May s.-Thc largest
gradunting class ln The history oi
The high school t2H. will receive
their diplomas May 10. Another
feature ~ that for the first time
there are moro boy graduates than
girls.
ADA, May S.-Thc Good Road
Motor club ~ POntotoc county. In
auguratcd here two months ago, hos
enlisted members from every cor
ncr OF the county, according 10 IN,
president Stratford sent In l22
members this week.
OKMUBGEE, May S.--Plnns mr.,
being made by Harry Hart. owner
OF the Bald I'm ranch, to stage u
roundup and society horse show
here I'm July. An attempt will b,
made to obtain blue-ribbOn entrieI
from ali parts OF tho country.
DUNCAN. May S.-Pool halls IL
unicorporntod towns In stephen,
county must close. sheriff Rhyme
has given notice. The notice Is IL
conformity with Hatc laws that poo
halls cannot operate In such towns
SHAWNEE. May s-Boy Scout
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

permit one hour service on the in
tcrurban lines
ADA, May s.-Tho cotton season
of 1920 has not yet closed here.
streets are stlll crowded with offer
ings. More than 1900 bales have
bocn weighed here TO date, i61 Of
which were weighed during the last
week.
FRANCIS, May g. Business men
horo are organizing a common stock
company for tho purpose OF building
and operating a ferry boat across
the Canadian river cHst OF here. The
bridge crossing at this section was
recently washed out.
OKLAHOMA CITY. May s.
There are nearly 100 Southern Meth
Odist churches IN Oklahoma that
have no regular pastors. II. u. L.
LorPan. head of the Christian edu-
cation movement in Oklahoma, has
announced.
HOBART. May s.--Thc local pos
OF the American Legion has made
application 90 l.A Representative In
congress for an allotment OF cap
turcd German cannon Of the late
world war. n the piece is obtained
II viii be mounted IN the courthouse
square.
DUNCAN. May s--The first stake
on the survey Of the new Duncan
Oklahoma and Texas railroad has
been driven.
SHAWNEE May S.-A million
dollar campaign to increase the en-.
dowmcnt ana make Of tho OKLA
homa Catholic university here on,
OF the largest Catholic schools In tn,
wo@ti has been launched. II ~ plan.
ned to spend S350,000 for dormitor.
les, gymnasium and homes.
ARDMORE, May S.-The specia
primary election for the purpose ot
installing now city commissioner,
wlli be held May 10. There In ne
opposition TO the four candidates
already holding these offi.es
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

DULUTH, MINI. May 8.-Tho
new forest fires which started to-
day In the vicinity OF Ely were be-
ing watched tonight by force OF
10 guards placed late today by
Henry O. Weber, supervisor for the
northwestern district of Minnesota
Tonight Mr. Weber received re.
ports that the fires were burning
slowly and were considered under
control.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

ONE day, when Mary Jane was
~ going to her Grandma Susan's,
she met Billy Singer, the orcupine.
"Well isn't this afine day, said Mary.
And Billy said yes, it was. But did
she have anything good to eat in that
little basket?
Mary Jane said, 81 certainly have.
have tea, and allspice and nice
head of cabbage for Grandma Susan"
But Billy said, II said something
TO eat"
And Mary Jane said, ooh, I've
got a lunch put up for myself, if l
get hungry on the road. It's a couple
of nice slices of bread, and whole lot
of delicious Mary Jane Syrup spread
on it."
And Billy Stinger said, "Well, why
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Galveston Engineers Accept.

GALN ESTON, TCNus, May -
Voting in the nation wide referen-
dunn, the GALVESTON branch OF the
Marine Engineers Beneficial asso-
citation today agreed TO accept the
final proposition OF tho steamship
owncrs and the shipping board,
which provides wage reduction OF
roughly 10 per cent ibut retains the
eight-hour day, Tno proposal also
provided reinstatement OF all strik-
ing engineers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

have undertaken to make Shawncc's
beauty spot ouf of plot ~ ground
recently annexed by the city. II
his been named Scout park and
already bcauufylng features have
been started.
TAIILEQUAtf. May S.--A cham
bor ~ commerce with mem berahip
~ more than 100 has been organized
hero. "Flrgt soil your town to your
citzcus and then scll II to outsiders'
waa the Keynote of the organization
meeting
NOWATA May S-The degree
team uf the Spwata l. q. .. T..
which won the loving cup at the ro-
cent ArknnaHH valley convention,
VIII put on tho work at the district
convention Ia Kansas CITY, Scptem
Der 2 to 4.
DUNCAN. May S.--The revenue 90
the city derived from police court
fines amounted TO 1913 in April.
j. +. sampson. police Judge an
'nouucos one hundred and sixty
siK persons were arrested
WAGONER, May s.--Thc annual
commencement exercises of ConnOra
state Agricultural college Will be
hcld here the week Of MAY i3 90 20.
Eleven students viii he graduated.
LAWTON. May s-Thc COM
mcnccmcnt program for the high
school viii be- rendered May 20
Sovonty-tour Seniors will receive di,
plomas this year. the largest In the
history of the school
SHAWNEE, May Special cars
will carry members OF tho local clut
Of Elka 30 the state convention to
be held nt Ardmoro May 90 and %
Reservations for the trip have al.
rcndy been made by many Of tho
order.
OKMULGEE, May $40 an on
mulgee boy. Xoke Adams, belongs
the honor OF receiving the first APP
pointmont TO the United states mill
tary academy at West Point from
Miss Alice Robertson, oklahoma
congress woman from tho Second
district.
CUSHING. May S.--A travelling
| library from tho libarary commits
| sion at Oklahoma city has been al
ded 10 the facilities of Harrison
| school. Twenty-three volumes ar,
contained In the shipment.
| McALESTER, May s.--Two new
| interurban railway cars of tho heav,
type have been added to the stree
cur e,ystern hero Tho now cara Nyil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
TuIsan Gets 10 Years
in Pen for Auto Theft

JOPLIN, Mo, May S.--Less than
20 hours after his arrest In conncc-
ton with the theft Of motor car
which he drove into a street car and
wrecked, c. c. Larrabee Of Tulsa,
yesterday pleaded guilty 20
grand larceny and was sentenced
to 10 years In the penitentiary in
circuit court here yesterday.
Tulsa Undertaking Co. can saVe
you one-half Phone O-sbl5.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

List your real estate with us for
quick results. Have clients waiting
Bonuck q Ross. 2O5-2O7 Ault Rldg'
Usage 6737.-Advt..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

McAfiESTER, May s.--Two new
interurban railway cars of tho heavy
type have beon added to the street
car system here Tho new cars will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

CUSHING. May S,-A travelling
library from tho libarary commits
sion at Oklahoma city has been ad-
dcd 10 the facilities of Harrison
school. Twenty-three volumes are
contained In the shipment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
REFILL!

REFILL!
The Hofstra Gun From
Package Hofstra-Pack-
ages SOC, 60c and $1.20
Hofstra is the best in
secticide you can buy and
the Hofstra gun is also
the best sprayer. Made of
metal; in two parts, with
heavy spring coil and bel
lows. Literally loaded
when you buy it-can be
refilled time after time
from economical Hofstra
Package Powder. All
druggists and grocers
have both guns and Pack
ages. Don't buy a cheap
paper gun. Buy a Hofstra
gun; refill it and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

Flies, Ants, Reaches, Chicken Mites and Lice, Feas,
Mosquitoes, Bed Bugs Potato Bugs and Countless
Others Are Coming With Disease and Destruction
Billions and billions of flies and bugs will descend
upon this spring The months always bring them
but this year. following Of the midest winters in his
tory, they will literally overwhem the country. Thank
heaven the nation longer depends upon swaers,
messy sticky sheets dangerous poison papers, Hofra
the National nsectcde wipes out these pests hundreds at
single shot b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Mary Jane and Billy Singer

didn't you say so before. Now you're
talking about something good to
eat"
And so they sat under tree, and
ate their lunch and enjoyed it ever
so much. For there is nothing better
than Mary Jane Syrup on bread, or
waffles or pancakes, or for making
the finest taffy and caramels you ever
tasted in your life.
And then Billy Singer and Mary
Jane went to Grandma Susan's and
played peek-a-boo and bhnd-man's
bluff, all the afternoon, till it was
time to go home and eat supper and
60 sound away asleep in the little
white bed, near the window where the
summer leaves rustled and told Mary
Jane wonderful stories all night long.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

have undertaken to make Shawuoo's
beauty spot out of q plot ~ ground
recently annexed by the city u
his been named Scout park and
already boauufylng features have
been started.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
A Loaded HOfstra Gun 15c

Shoots NOnPoOnOus Powder in the ArFloas Like Smoke Of
Cigar-Kils These Insects by the Hundreds
Ask druggist for this armed force against
insect enemies dandy substantial metal full Of
genuine Hofsra costs only 15c Punch two holes where perforated
the bottom Out the that
floats and floats Into nook and goe carrying
death to every fly in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

FREE Have for the complete set Beautifully
h o Corn fducsR Company,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

TAIILEQrA May S.--A cham
bor ~ commerce with mem berahip
~ more than 100 has been organized
hero. "Firgt soil your town To your
citizcns and then sell II to outsiders,
waa the keynote of the organization
meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

NOWATA. May s--The degree
team ~ the Sownta L. q. .. T..
which won the loving cup at the r"-
cent ArknnaHH Nlllcy convention,
VIII put on tho work at the district
convention Ia Kansas city, Septem-
bor To T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

DUNCAN. May s.---The revenue 90
me city derived from police court
fines amounted TO 1913 In April.
j. T. sampson. police Judge an
nouucos. one hundred and sixty
gik persons were arrested
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

DUNCAN. May s--The first stake
on the survey of the now Duncan,
Oklahoma and Texas railroad has
been driven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

chaplain OF the Disabled American
Veterans. Will deliver the Invocation
at the nrst days session of the vet
"rans.
Rabbi Aaronson. At the outbreak Of
the war. enlisted and served in the
one Hundred and Forty-Seventh In
fantry. Both OF his eyes were blown
out when. in the capture OF Montfau-
con in the hrgonnc. he was struck by
shell as he was bringing back
wounded American soldiers.
Captain Robert s. Marx. judge OF
the Superior Court OF Cincinnati. ma
tional president, has announced that
on Monday, juno %. there will DC
reception OF delegations.
Tuesday. June rs. addresses OF VOL
come will be delivered by Governor
Grocsbeck, OF Michigan, and Mayor
CouZins, of Detroit. Ambassador
Jusscrand. OF France. will deliver the
greeting to the republic OF France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

chauffeur earns about 10000
marks year. Consequently tho most
expensive and super-luxurious limou-
sines require tho driver TO get out
and turn 1t over before he can
start It.
IL you arc amazed at the lack OF
system In tho prices of tho chassis
youll be more astonishcd at the diff
ference in tire prices. You must make
the rounds OF the tire stores and care
fully get their bids on tires for your
car. There will be variations of 90
to 30 per cent. This is traccabie to
the fact that. although Germany for
lids tho importation OF foreign tires
tho tires you will probably buy were
smuggled in through tho zone occu-
pied by the Allied armies OF occupa-
ton.
Germany's cheapest automobile. by
the time II has been QUILTED with
tires, with accty!inc lamps. costs
more than one thousand dollars. at
the present exchange. a trip In a car
OF this type reminds you more of a
motorcycle sidccar than an automo-
bile Germany's best makes, of inter.
national reputation. however. arc
cheaper than the equivalent Ameri-
can cars. At prices ranging tctwccn
$4,000 and $4,000 you can get Il Benz
or Mercedes Limousine in Germany
with body which. In luxury. leaves
nothing TO be- desired.
Workers Earn IL Cents nm Hour.
But even these latter cars require
that you shop carefully. picking your
chassis. body. starter. lights and tires
lowest prices. Car connoisseurs are
names OF cars which the worlds
and IN" Entente export duty Of %
per cent docs not necessarily mean
the throttlinG OF their businesses.
But the Lesser iurninaTi.s of auto
mobile manufacture arc already in
difficulties. heavily ovcrstockcd
Their medium priced cars are rcla-
lively out Of proportion to their
higher priced competitors Many OF
the German automobile industries arc
outErowths OF sowing machine fac
tories or Typewriter companies II
the Adler Company cannot sell It's Ad-
Ter automobile II Will keep it's COM
pany aiiOat by It's sewing machine
and type writer sales. which also bear
the name Adler. Tho Duerkcpp plant
is also famous for i,s sewing ma
chimes. Another prominent ear Is
radc as sidcl!nc 10 big cable
and electrical apparatus company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

and. IL General John J. Pershing can
DO present. he probably will make
an address General PershinE has
notified Captain Marx he will either
DO present or send n personal greet
ing.
In the afternoon n parade will he
held. which VIII Include FONTS visual
ling tho problems confronting tho
disa hled soldier and wha: is being
done TO help him. Tuesday evening
there Will be n French fctc mt Belle
Isle, given by the United French So
cicty OF Detroit.
On "Wednesday there will be bust
ncss session and an address BY Tel
i.amkin. diErctOr OF tho Federal Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
COAL CRISIS PUTS CR|MP
IN LONDON's GAYETY
Gid Stagcrs Cannot Recall Similar
Period When So Little Private
Entertaining Was Done.
SOCIETY "DEBs" UNDER COVER
Week Preceding Derby Should Have
seen Season Approaching Its
Hcight-Many Cancel Engage
mcnts-Thcatcrs Report Slump.
IBy Associated Prcss.I

LONDON. June 25.-All society is
ocmoaninS tho failure Of the London
season. The week preceding the Der
by should have seen social gayety
approaching its height. but the wide
spread effects Of the coal crisis have
put damDer on the round OF pleas
urcs scheduled for this time of tho
year. and O!d-stazcre find il hard
TO recall any similar period when so
little pirate entertaining was done.
NJ society dcbutantcs are coming
to town. Shortage OF money has
caused many society folk to cancel
all their London engagements and TO
spend the summer as chcanly as nos
Eibie In the country. by the Kings
desire. courts have been postponed
and hotels and thcaters arc reporting
slumps.
Americans Save situation
There arc number OF ovcrscaE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
|ANKRUPTCY FACES AUTO
INDUSTRY IN GERMANY
cthods in Csc Far Behind Those
Employed In American
Plants.
AGES 1a CENTS AN HOUR
ohbinatOn of TeutOn Labor and
american Enterprise Is Suggested
by berlin Writcr-Small Plants
In Deep Water.

hEkLlN, June 25.-Bankruptcy and
im!ncnt dissolution summarizes tho
tuation of the German automobile
ahnfncturcts. according to an In
'stigation made recently. Only the
Sh -Drlccd cars with international
putations stand the chance of sur
wing the old-fashioncd and made
late methods OF production.
German efficiency" that hypnotic
slogan which has thrown fear In,o
e hearts OF competing countries and
reed the hurried passage OF anti
fnpinE legislation TO protect home
arkrts from German competition.
liz never made it's debut in the auto
obilc industry.
Mass production, even for small
rs' liz unknown. COMPARED with
herican methods. ono can truly saw
'at German cars are hand made. II
III want an automobile In Germany
'u arc limited TO German makes. for
government forbids importation
either cars or tires.
lou first decide wha, onrjnn vo,,
ant You can order IL from the
Glory directly or through a dcaIor
ven Benz and Mercedes have no
hnhard prices. There are probably
r,y t" nifty automobile dealers ~
eEiin selling the Benz car. priccs
'hcnd on the contract the dealer
al" with the Benz or Mercedes com
mics II he has an early contract.
ado before tho mark deprecated 10
present level. ne can sell YOU a
lasa's' with engine. rs per cent
reaper than his competitors, or even
lie factory itself
Mich Delay Encountered.
After YOU have the chassi. YOU 20
car architect and have him de-
en the body for you. Hc may have
All dozen stock body designs. bu,
le'c vii. he no todies on hand y,
uS' be built. which means a delay
six weeks 20 three months.
IL yoD want self-startcr and cleo
lc Ilghts YOU 30 to third shop
mere accessories are sold. and nick
u, your starter and electric lights
mere Isn't Il single German manu-
II2tnrcr who has reached tho poin,
I, Including starter md electric
ght rs standard equipment for his
lar.
Lights Cost 5000.
The chaurcr habit is rcsponsjhlc
pr the absence OF the starter. Even
pc curious little tricycle. automotiIc.
IinniHS around IN" Berlin streets arc
EriFcn ~ their uniformed chauneurs.
starter and electric light costs be-
I"ccn 5000 and 10000 marks. whic1,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
DISABLED VETERANS TO
GATHER IN DETROIT
blind Hero to BE Center Of .ittrnc-
ton Mt Opening OF First Annual
Convention Tomorrow.
IBy Associated Press !

DETROIT. MICH. June 25-A
blind hero of the world war will be
the center OF attraction at the formal
opening of tho tirst ANIMAL Conven-
ton OF the Disabled Anne rican Vet
Grams OF the World War. here on
juno 81. He is Michael Aaronson,
rabbi and student OF the Hebrew
Union College. Cincinnati. who. as