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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-02
WALTON GRASPS
RACE PREJUDICE
AS FINAL STRAW

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
schools was enacted and put into
effect by republican admlnistra-
ton OF oklahoma territory In 1901.
The Jim Crow law providing for
separate coaches was enacted and
put into effect by a democratic nd-
mlnlat'ation In Oklahoma in 1907.
The law represents the settled policy
OF thiH state. which shall be main
talned and enforced, with equal hut
separate facilities for tho transpor-
tation and the education OF white
persons and OF coiorrd persons"
Printed on the same circular with
tho purported editorial ls Q mass OF
comment by reconstructionlsts
wildly proclalmlng that II Fields is
elected negroes will begin focklng
into this state that Fields is the
only hope OF the negro that the
republicans have imported negroes
90 oklahoma to vote" that every
black man and black woman will
vote the straight republican ticket
In November" that "the republican
party with John Fields as its stan
dard bearer holds out tho only hope
TO the negro" and attrihuting other
impossible Intentions to the repub-
lican nominee.
No Change Contemplated.
Fields has repeatedly declared
during HIS present campaign that he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-02
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Thieves entered the store and took
all OF the ready-to-wear clothing
on the shelves Local officials were
on the lookout here today for the
robbers believing that they might
have come this way.
Mud Stops Fire Department.
The fire department made a run
20 North heights about s o'clock
last night where the residence OF
Jay Salmons was ablaze on North
Ninth street, which has recently
been graded and after yesterdays
rain was deep in mud. The heavy
fire trucks both stuck in the mud
before they reached tho top OF the
steep hill and by the time the fire
chief, In HE lighter car, arrived at
the scene OF the blaze with chemi-
calls, residents OF that section had
carried all OF the furniture out OF
the house and with buckets and tubs
~ water, with the assistance OF
available garden hose. had the blaze
under control.
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Ions OF choc beer were seized In
11s raids made during the month
by the liquor raiding squad urd.r
the command Of Sid jackson. Ina
connection with which 275 arrest.
were made. The total amount rf
fines acCruing TO tho city thrglri
the operations Of the rsiding squ4i
was t3.335. Two of the largest sam,
ever captured In Tulsa were taken
during this period.
The total amount OF fines and
forfeitures obtained through tie
city police court for the month v1.
sil,060. The value Of stolen prua.
erty recovered by the police during
the month II estimated at nearly a
thousand dollars Less than half tue
amount, upon which valuations we~s
placed BY the owners. was Sfk7,
over half the articles recoVo ~
were given no specific valuation
Fewer cars were stolen from
Tulsa during october than In any
other month during the administra.
tlon, according 10 tho report OF g
l.. Collins. head OF the auto reco".
cry department. out OF IS cart.
reported stolen. which ls less than
half the number stolen during any
preceding month, u, representing
a total valuation OF s14,s75, were
recovered, -Four other cars, stolen
from other cities. valued AZ s465o.
were also recovered No thieves were
apprehended by this department.
during the month.
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.IMPERTINENT TO
PROTECT PUBLIC
Attorney-General Refuses
to Discuss Matter Of
Failed Bank

Special 40 The Wpid
BABTLf5VlLLI9. Nov. i.--Attor.
ney-Gcnoral George r. short has roe
fused To discuss legal questions and
equities regarding tho cltys de-
posIts IN the Bartlcsbille State bank
that failed last spring Tho refusal
was announced In a letter 10 a. o.
Harrison, city attorney
Due 10 1mpcrtinenco" on tho part
of Harrison the states attorney
writes that he will not care 90 dis
cuss the matter unless accompanied
with one or moro Of the city com
mlasioners of BnrtleNille"
A suit against the state banking
department was filed by the city
commissioners last juno In district
court claiming preference IN the dis
tributlon Of the funds of the Bar.
tlesyllle State bank The city based
its claim on tho fact that N was n
public depo-ltor in the extent OF
tl32 900. The correspondence ba-
tween the city attorney and the at
torney-generhl regards q settlement
OF this matter,
The attorney-Fenera says.
your question IL phrased In such
importinent language as to clearly
Indicate a proJudiclal view on your
part. but n walying that | shall give
you n courteous reply"
According 10 city Commissioner
HollOmRn. Short f. expected 10 be IN
Bartlosyllle Thursday a. which time
n conference will be hold relative 70
handling the question OF the city's
funds In the State bank.
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ana 10 vote. and 20 have his vote
counted as cast without annoyance
o. vcxa'iou. ana wherever this right
ls violated We VIII exercise our fun
official authority 70 SEQ that the
guilty parties are punished aa pro-
gidad bF thn United sfnt's statue.
And Iu doing so many deputy United
Eatos mlrahulH B4 boo Our Judgment
are f,auit.u. WUl ln called upon
aud drpuuzod ns effectively cover
th field.
Signed.
"ALVA MCDONALD. United states
marshal. western district OF okla
huwu.'
HENRY COOPER. United states
marshal rpt'.rn district OF okla
hutun
Attention ls also lsiug called 10
the tact thlt tho suffrage amend
mont 90 tNr constitution hr.uFs all
woman voters under tho protection
pf tho federal government lu the
exercise of their franchise.
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FIND BLOODY SHOVEL
New Evidence uncarthcd In Siay.
Ing of Mrs. Burns-l1ngcr
Prints 10 Bc Compared.

CLEVELAND Ohio, Nov. IA
blood stained shovel. which authors
tios believe was used TO dig the shall
low grave In which the body of Mrs.
Hazel Burns was found near Pnines-
Vile n week ago, was found today in
the woods near the grave.
on tho handle were splotches Of
blood with two well defined finger
prints which will he examined by
Bertillon experts OF the Cleveland
police department, II was announced
by Lake county authorities.
The blade OF the shovel was said
by authorities to be covered with
Hull almiAr to that on the grave
where Mrs. Burns was found buried.
George kocstle, Bertillon expert
Of tho Cleveland police department
said tonight that various pieces OF
evidence on which have been found
finger prints will he brought 10
Cleveland In a few days for his ex-
animation. koeat lc was to have gone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-02
OFFICES MOVED
TO MAYES COUNTY
Water Commission VIII
Negotiate for Neces-
sary Land
HALF NOW ACQUIRED
Board VIII Hold Daily Ses-
sions With Farmers at
Tulsa-Ozark Club

Tho nonpsriisan water commiu-
-lon is TO change 10 offices from
Tulsa to Mayes county tcmpor-
mIly u Wuf announced hy members
"Wednesday thnt tho uip 90 Spnvi-
nav creek will be- made carly
Thursday morn.ng By automobile.
The boards purpose lI moving
TO Maycs county for thir Wsek.ond
aud possibly until Monday after
noon or Tuesday moruinE is 90 op.
tain all land needed for the Sp1v-
lnnw water project by druNug dl-
rcctly with lbud owners SOME ~
the owners have horn unable 90
get 10 Tulsa go meet with the board
on ita regular meeting days
water CommlHsioucr and Ey-of
ficlo Chairman a ~ Rudd, q. s..
Avery. ~ l.. Siandcvcu. A J..
Farmer. board mcmbern. Attorney
w. B Robinson ana Secretary Mias
Dorothy Nelson VIII compose the
party. O. n. Mccullough, fourth
member ~ the board ~ out OF tho
city He probably viii Join the COM
mission Saturday morning
More than half of tho land nee
oaHary FOR tho Spavlnnw project
has boon acquired by tho watcr
board by purchase only one con.
domnation suit has been filed and
that against the Wintorrlngor prop-
orty north of the city on which the
h.gh pressure reservoir will bo
built
Dealings with property owners
along the right of way the Il Matte
and the lakeBito have bccn extreme.
ly pleasant. according to board
members. and 90 FAR All necessary
land has been obtained nt nn avor-
age price well within the engineers
estimate
"Our temporary removal TO Spav-
NAV is 10 give all property owners
an opportunity 10 dchl directly with
tho water board" g n. Avery.
member. explained "wednesday aft
ernoon. we hope wO may acquire
every foot OF land needed without
another condemnation suit. and this
docs not appear improbable
The board viii hold daily sessions
AT tha Tulsa Ozark club. which ia
located conveniently for property
owners. Notices have been sent by
the wator board 10 property owners
whose land hns not vet been nc-
qu!red Informing them OF tho
board'e temporary change Of loca-
tlon.
In letter submitted wednesday
by Trnmmci and Holway. :he
Spavlnaw engineers, the hoard was
edvised to acquire all land within
nj least on eighth and. better yet,
one-fourth of mile from the Spav.
inaw lakes edge na n protection
against unHanitary conditions that
might pollutc the water
I'VE wish TO advise that I'm our
opinion the city of Tulsa should nc.
qulre all lands bordering on the
proposed sprvinaw lake for a dis
tance OF one-cighth or one-fourth
mile back from the shore line" tho
letter roads. The reason for ac.
quiring this land Ia solely for the
purpose of protecting the sanitary
qualities OF water impounded In the
lake.
"1f the city should not obtain
this land, there would be great
difficulty In properly regulating the
sanitation along the LAX. !:aa: sn,.
the city OF Tulsa would be constant
~ endangered by wator-borno dis
ease such as typhoid fever"
official action on the letter was
taken Wednesday when tho board
passed resolution authorizing Tho
acquisition OF this additional land.
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CROOKED WORK
AT POLLS FEARED,
WARNING ISSUED

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
or fraudulent practices are resorted
to In the election.
The federal bureau of investlga-
tlon, In charge OF J, q. Findlay, sOi
Federal building, Oklahoma City.
has requested that all matters OF
fraudulent acts IN relation TO the
election be reported 20 It and this
bureau promises 20 nyostiRutc Rll
frauds and see that those guilty are
punshed.
United States grand iuries are 20
be In session In November In both
the eastern ana western judicial dis
trlcts OF the Unltcd states district OF
Oklahoma. Mr. Findlay requests that
you advise him directly Of ali mat.
ters OF fraud, giving him nance OF
the parties who may know OF the
facts
Indy yidunls Must Act.
THE Constitutional Democratic
club, standing FOR purity and honesty
20 ne end that al persons guilty OF
fraudulent acts may ho brought to
justice. You can do no greater ser
vice to your country than insure
purity OF the ballot.
You, the Individual. must be
alert aud act promptly
Yours truly, constitutional Dem.
Appeal has been made 10 federal
officials, by both tho constitutional
democrats and republicans. TO assist
I'm preventing election frauds. In
answer TO this, the United Stut,g
marshhls Tor both districts I'm Okla.
homa have issued tho following no.
uco 10 electors reclting the danger
OF attempting 10 Interfere or tam
per with the franchise of voters az
a federal election such as this Is hy
any conspiracy Their Joint state
ment, issued today. follows;
Conspiracy Iuite,i states Offcnsc.
The election TO DO hold on No.
vcnber 7, lg22, is q federal election
as congressman are 20 be elected
Every qualified voter has a federal
right 10 vote for members OF con-
srees and anyone who has con-
spired or may Conspire TO prevent
any such elcctor from rcEistCrlug as
an elector. or casting his ballot, is
guilty OF federal otfouso and sub.
yect TO prosecution in tho United
states court.
"Rumors are rife OF consptacies
In connection with registration and
preventing OF legal voters participat-
ing In the coming election, and in -
structionB have been Issued by the
United States department OF Justice
10 make Investigation OF these mat
ters ana prosecutions win follow
wherever evidence justifles the
same.
Every qualified elector should
Dc given the privilege OF registering
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-02
Gas on Stomach
Won't Let You Sleep

Gas often presses on heart ana
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-02
DON'T FUSS WITH
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There's no sense In mixing a mess
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Musterole is made Of pure oil OF
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Musterole usually gives prompt re-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-02
1877 ARRESTS
MADE BY POLICE
Very Active Month Is In
dicated in Report for
October

out OF I737 arrests made by the
police during the month OF October,
4f5 were for violation OF the liquor
prohibitory laws. 240 were for
speeding and 1876 for vdgrancy. uc-
cording to the monthly report Of
the police department. More than
half the arrests made during the
month we're for violation Of tho city
traffic ordinances and on charges
involving liquor. Af the total num-
Der arres' ed. Id were men Of
which 1,2hS were white.
Three stills 1iS gallons OF whisky.
30 gallons OF alcohol and 1879 gal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-02
NeUs of Suputpu
z INJURED MEN
RETURNED HOME
Drill Contractor and
Tool Dresser Will
Recover.

Special 20 The World.
SAPULPA, Nov. III NJ Win
get, drilling contractor. and Dana
Lawson, tool dresser. both of Sa-
pulpa, were returned TO their homes
here today from Bristow hospital
whore they have been after injuries
sustained In an automobile accident
on the Sapulpa- Bristow roal Mon
day. A tire blew out while the car,
driven by Wlnget, was in a rut, caus-
Ing II TO turn turtle. The car fell
on the mon and bruised both badly.
No Evidence Against Negro.
Doctor Rawls, negro, held here
upon charges OF setting fire to two
houses in the negro addition, was
fined for drunkenness In police
court this morning. The occupants
ot tho house declared that Rawls
lad been at their home before the
fire and that the blaze was discov-
cred shortly after he departed.
Postpone Celebration.
Although scores OF persons In cos.
tunes were on the downtown
streets last night for the community
Halloween celebration. the mcrch-
ants were unable to present their
stunts on account OF the downpour,
and II has been decided to give the
affair as scheduled on Friday night.
The concessions ana stands will be
erected on the streets as planned for
last night. The window Judges. Cor
don Miller. Mrs II. A. Andrews and
Mrs. V. i. Wilson. rendered their
decisions today and announced the
prize winners for the best decorat-
ed store windows. First prize WAS
given 20 Peoples Furniture store.
second to Miller d Work kman jewelry
store and third TO woodbridge Hard
ware company Honorable mention
was made OF the Sapuipa Motor
company, Sanitary grocery. Kauf-
man & Mayors Katz' Killmer COM
pany, Orrlck furniture store and
Edgerton Hilles. hardware.
Oil;on Branch Robbed.
According TO information received
here today a. the Katz department
store, their branch store at Oilton
was entered last night and robbed
Of $4,000 worth OF merchandise
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Bank CiedriRgs for
Month PrOUe Healthy
Business Conditions

In limo with the record break
Ing issue ~ building permits and
rho general upward trend Of busl-
ness. bank clorriugs for the month
of october show an Increase OF
over o hall million dollars. sc-
Cording TO q statement issued yes
terdny BY the Clearing House as
soCintlon. The total ciesringa for
the month were t32.74l32012.
while In September the total was
s3O.t92.727G6
The increased bank cloarlnRs
ana the record IN new buildings
has given business men of the city
added confidence and AL ~ them
are optimistic. The increases were
made despite the curtallcd de-
velOpmcnt In OH production.
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does not intend 20 change the exist.
Ing laws pertaining 20 the separation
of races--thHt no stands squarely on
the state platform which provides
for the enforcement Of present
Ftaiutcs.
Local constitutional democrats
and republicans believe tho last
minute distribution of these circulars
hy WHltun'a supporters w.u react 60
Fields benefit especially umJuE
those voters who hre familiar with
the race question aS % hns been
handled by the republican ana the
tecone'ructIon nominees and Ia the
party platforms.
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MOrtudry


Mrs Lillian Maupln. 81 years old
wife Of Jack Maupin, proprietor OF
Jacks Place, 2ig East Second. died
home. rs North Bawton, She IN
survived. bcaldes her husband. by
her father. Austin II. Barber OF
Tulsa, n son. A. ID, Boboth. n daugh-
tor, Roberta Boboth, both OF Tulsa.
and an ls-months-old adopted son,
Wayne Maupln; three sisters. Mrs.
Henry Dishner. St Joseph, Mo; Mrs.
Eugene Heller. Los Angeles, Cal.
and Miss Jessie Barber % Tulsa, and
brother, I'D Barber. Watsonville.
Cal. Funeral services are being de-
layed pending ths arrival OF the
brother and sister from California.
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Ellis.

Marshall q. Ellis, n years old,
died at IL o'clock wednesday morn
Ing at his home north OF the city.
lie is survived. besides his wife, by
three daughters. Mrs. w. II. Holt,
Mrs, u. H. Hillard and Mrs. Samuel
Wright, and four sons, Leroy Ellis.
Otto Ellis. Harvey Ellis and Alon2o
Ellis. all OF whom reside In Tulsa.
Funeral services will be held AZ 1
o'clock Thursday afternoon from the
North Main mission, Rev. A. B Har-
mon officiating. Burial will be made
at Sand Springs.
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Northeast Oklahoma
Teachers Convention

MuSKOGEE. Nov. i.--Twelve
hundred teachers from 10 counties
are expected 10 attend the annual
convention OF the northeastern dis
triot OF the Oklahoma Educational
association. which convcncs here to-
morrow. DR.. Frederick Knight,
dean OF the school of education OF
the University OF Iowa, will be the
principal speaker at tho first days
session,
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e's Cold Compound Breaks Cold in Few Hours

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until three doses are taken. Tho
first dose opens clogged-up nostrils
and air passages of the head; stops
nose running; relieves headache.
dullness, feverishness. sneezlng. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-02

second and third doses usually
break up the cold completely and
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"Pape's Cold Compound" IL the
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costs only n few cents at drug stores.
Tastes nice. Contains no quiniuc.
Insist upon Papes-Advertisem
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Funeral services for Mrs Louise
Estelln Black. 10 years old, wifo OF
George s. BIZ ok. sos South Elgin,
who died tarly Tuesday morning at
a local hospital, will be held at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon from tho
Mowbray chapel. Rev. G. w Kerr
officiating. Burial will be made in
Rose Hlll.
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10 Palnesville today to take the
finger prints OF Henry j. Burns. the
murdered woman's husband. who 10
being held In jail az PaineFvilla
charged with tho murder, but the
trip was deferred until Koestie has
dence 20 far discovered In conuec-
ton with the case.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-02
II Piles, Send
For Pyramid
Pyramid Pile suppositorics Are
Known Everywhere for tho
Wonderful Rellef They
Have Given.

II you nre one Of those unfortu-
Mates struggling with tho pain and
distress OF itching, bleeding, proc
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ACCUSED WOMAN
FAINTS IN COURT
Mrs. Roster Gives Way
Under Attack by the
Prosecution

PHILADELPHIA, Nov Mrs.
Catherine Rosior. charged with the
killing of her husband, oscar. and
his stcnogrnpher, Mas Mildred q.
Beckett. collapsed today and was
carried out Of the courtroom uncon-
scious shortly before adjournment.
Mrs. Roster is being tried for the
murder ~ the stenographcr.
The thirteenth day of the trial
was marked by renewal OF the
Prosecutors attack upon Mrs.
Rosters character before marriage
and by testimony Of Arts.r Roster.
brother of the slain man. contradict
ing statements made by the defend.
ant and denying the charge that he
had forced his attentions upon her
as part Of plan 20 help his BROTH
er obtain divorce. Another dcvel-
opment was the testimony ~ Or.
charles W. Burr and Or. Horace
Phillips. allonists. that Mre Roster
was sane NJ the time OF the shoot.
ing The defense plea is based on
grounds of emotional Insanity.
Tho case is not expected TO reach
tho jury before Friday.
An Irlshman anxious 20 got on
tho police force bounded the poll
tlcians until they decided To give
him n letter TO the commissioner,
but the signature carried with IL
that peculiar little curve which was
meant 20 side track" Pat in the
usual diplomatic manner.
Tho commissioner, after reading
the letter, told Pat that II he could
answer the three following ques-
tlons, he would appoint him:
"First-How many stars are there
in the heavens? Second-How
many hairs are there on my head
Third What am thinking about2''
Pat could not give an answer "a
any OF them and was turned down.
After wandering around town for
some time an idea struck him. Ho
would represent himself as his
brother and try again. The qucs-
tions were propounded again
How many stars are there in the
| heavens?"
6I.46s,432." answered Pat.
How do you know?"
II counted them"
How many hAirs are there or
my head7"
Pat walked up and pulling one
hair from the commissioner head
/ answered,
"Ono less than there was a min
| uts ago"
What am I thinking about"
you think you are talking Il
my brother. but | am the same
man back again"
He was appointed.