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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Jack and John,

Jack and John are in the race
Jack can't grow whskers on hs face
The alkali spot on his chin
Makes the crop look mighty thin.
The bolsheviki are raising a storm
Because he don't run true to form.
They claim their candidate should plan
To wear the emblem OF his clan.
His platforms are In bad repute
BY twisting them around each class to suit
Plank one they framed down at Shawnee
said crooks and thieves must punished be.
All honest folk did this ndoree
And hoped to see II put in force.
A bunch who live by public graft
Tickled Jacks ribs until he laughed.
Cut that plank out they said by heck.
And we'll ride your boat or break our neck
SO out Il came and Jack stands high
Among the bunch who are after pie.
Well leave ths rooster on the slate
To catch the dems who vote her straight,
The North Dakota dope is sure
To hold the socialist vote secure.
scheme like this will get the dough
And land us where want to CO.
Thus reasoned Jack and all his band
Now seeking votes throughout the land.
The farmer is promised money galore
The laboring man will want no more.
wheat VIII be higher and flour SC low
a days labor Will buy ton or So
farmer you bet will sell a steer
And get enough money TO do him a year
German mark will seem mighty high
Compared with the steak poor man can buy.
This is the stuff they are trying to float
To capture the farmer and labor vote.
VIII they fall for IL? Well, / don't think
Unless their reason is now on the blink.
Jeffersonlan democracy Is the claim,
They hope TO win on his good name.
This kind OF bunc is only Il snare
ANA something quite different is now in the air
And find such dose OF political crow.
To guard his rep and principles shield.
Would eera'ny axe ARMER isS s%P 40 for E9ss
weatherford. Oct. 70.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
\ STRANGE CNMrNIGN INDEED.

Agaln rise to remark that those who
frequently declaim their conviction that "lhs
is strange campaign surely know their bust
mess, II is.
For instance, the Muskogee Times Democrat
Is one of the exceedingly few substantial pubN-
cations in the state supporting, or even making
protense OF supporting the reconstruction cam
didate, Jack walton, for governor
Yet In It's issue OF Wednesday the Muskogoo
Times Democrat has the following able and
truthful characterization OF the soldier bonus
brbe OF $50. .oOO, 600 which the same Jack wal
ton initiated ms campaign measure and IS
seeking TO have approved;
Some Of our newspaper friends do not
seem 10 be we'll informed on the proposed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Oklahoma OutburSts
br OTIS LuR1oN

Thought for today: How much ice does pro-
family cut In a political speech?
A Tulsa lady who visited Cuba tho past week
says she found the ocean wet on both sides OF
the three mile dea@ limo.
one reasoa why we nave always been afraid
to drive car Is because We never could per-
suade our feet hands and head to cooperate
Another thing we have never been able to
understand is why those who feel that they must
celebrate Halloween can't wait until the date
fixed by the calendar
The girl on south Main says she thought she
was Jetterson!an democrat until she read Mr
Walton's Interpretation OF the state bank plank
IN his platform.
A Tulsa gIrl says that while she may miss the
proper proportion when u comes to putting
yeast In a bread rising, she knows TO point
how much she can bid in a bridge game with
six hearts and a diamond sneak in her hand,
Either through Grass ignorance or because OF
some ulierior motive, Mayor walton in his
speech at Okmulgee attempts to confuse the
issues by mixing up the Dennis Flynn", As
ultra Walton organ he has the Dennis Flynn Of
oklahoma city running for lieutenant soyernor
and the Dennis Flynn OF Sapulpa, the real can
ddate, standing out as an attorney for corpor-
ate interests II looks like ignorance, but then
you never can tell when walton is out fishing
for votes At any rate, In both instances the
mayor is wrong
The belated explanation OF Mayor Walton as
to why he had not mentioned the name OF
Woodrow Wilson in his speeches now repeated
word for word since his throat got better, seems
to indicate that Pat Nagle had eased up on his
restrictions and was now permitting the name
to be referred TO with the explanation that he
did not want 10 mention the name of this great
in the same breath with his reference 10
constipated democrats Tho reader Will probably
remember that Mr.. Walton campaigned the
state for several, weeks before and after the
primary, before the constitutional Cor const-
pated, as he calls them) democrats got busy,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
What WaltonIsm Means

Editor World: An ancient Egyptian proverb
runs, Though mans words may save him.
they also may cover his face with confusion"
This is exactly what you and the rest OF the
experienced and INSCRIPTIONS crooks and shy
sters have accomplished in your vicious and in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Walton and the Gas Refund Case.

Editor World: viii you kindly pubush a letter
from a humble citizen and taxpayer connected
In no way with the committees Of either political
party?
Why does not J. c. walton tell the people in
MS speeches over the state why II is that the
patrons OF the Oklahoma Gas e Electric Co
have not received the rebate allowed by the
This question led me to look into the matter
ms patron OF the company and citizen and a
the reason. It is this. Charles Ruth the city
attorne' he sent to prosecute his claim. has
filed lien against this fund OF 100000 for
20 per cent as fee and IL is held up until the
court passes on the matter, and Mr.. Walton.
Iar as | have been able to find, has not even
The amount OF the fee asked is S25,OOo for
Oklahoma CITY, or about Sc cents per capita for
each person--a fee which even ii just is in my
opinion, a hold-up. Below is a copy OF the claim
filed recorded with the commissioner and
the Oklahoma Gas company. now on file in tho
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF OKLAHOMA
Cause No 1854
oklahoma Natural Gas Company, Plaintiff in
Error.
case OF Chas. II Ruth and II. r Trip, ct
A. combined herewith. Defendants in
Notice Of Attorneys Lien.
The Oklahoma Natural Gas company and the
the oklahoma City Gas & Electric Co. will take
notice that the undersigned claim and have and
hold an attorneys lien against any moneys or
judgments recovered in the above entitled
cause, and that the amount Of said lien for at
torneys' fees in this cause is twenty-five (25CD
per cent or all rebates awarded 10 any Of the
gas consumers OF the city OF Oklahoma City
Under final adjudication OF this case
(Signed) CHARLES H. RUTH.
Attorney for Defendant,
SELBY x CALLAHAN,
Attorneys for Defendant
J. William NJ Franklin, clerk of the supreus
court OF the state of Oklahoma, do hereby Ccr-
tify that the above and foregoing is n full true
and complete copy OF the Notice OF Attorneys
Lien filed In the above entitled cause as the
same remains on file in my office.
In witness whereof / set my hand and affN
the seal OF the said court this seventh day or
April 1879.
tsgned) VIM NJ. FRANKLIN
Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
Now. for once Mr.. walton tell us the whole
story. when you are telling how you throttle
the corporations, kindly explain why the hand
OF graft and greed is clasped to the throat or
dearly love- am writing this TO give you
chance TO let all know the facts. This refund
would have been paid long this were It not
for the lien of Charles Ruth. city attorney OF
S25,000--a fee exorbitant and unjust
JAMES BRUCE,
3l5 East Fourth Street.
october 25 Oklahoma City. Okla
An Estimate of BOles
Editor World notice in your Barometer OF
Public Opinion, another spasm OF one Johh
Henry Boles.
As just une OF those numerous "Fields demo
Gratis" let me suggest that you publish all such
contributions as that of John Henry Boles Suon
a following as that OF Walton's and such ardent
support as that Of John Henry Bole's Is more
serious indictment than any OF Waltons oppoh-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Bible Thoughts for TODAY
nntnIicr 20.

TRANsPOSfrGON OR RICHES For 80
know the grace Of our lord Jesus christ, that
though he was rich, yet for your snke hc be-
came poor that so through his poverty might
be rich.--2 Corinthians so.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
tS!gned) VIM. NJ. FRANKLIN,
Clerk OF the Supreme Cou


Editor World: | notice in your Barometer OF
Public opinion, another spasm OF one John
Henry Boles
As Just une OF those numerous "Fields demo-
Gratis" let me suggest that you publish all suoh
contributions as that OF John Henry Boles. sue u
a following as that OF Walton's and such ardent
support as that Of John Henry Bole's Is a more
serious indictment than any OF walton's oppon"
ents could make AGAINST him.
Very truly yours
Tulsa, Oct. 25. ROY GILMORE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

was a Jettersoulan democrat until she read Mr.
Walton's Interpretation OF the state bank plank
In his platform.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

A Tulsa girl says that while she may miss tn,
proper proportion when it comes to puttinl
yeast In bread rising. she knows to a poin
how much she can bid in a bridge game viii
SIX hearts and a diamond sneak in her hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19

handed in. After the adjournment an
other statement was submitted. claim
ing for Childers a belligerent status as
an officer OF the Irish Republican army
taken in war.
The objections, the account continues.
were overruled, and Childers's counsel
submitted a further statement contend
Ing that under the International Red
Cross stipuIations political prisoners and
prisoners taken in civil war were entitled
TO war prison treatment.
The counsel for the defense withdrew
from the proceedings, the account adds.
and following their withdrawal the trial
was continued.
canon de Valera has issued an ap-
peal for Childers, describing him as
faithful servant and loyal son OF the
nation.
AS il was not denied that Childers
had a revolver when arrested, his coll
viction Is regarded as a certainty, but
the general belief is that he will act
be shot, the explanation being made
that the death sentence probably wiz
be pronounced and Richard ]. Null
cahy, as Minister of Defense, will COM
mute IL to penal servitude.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
GREECE PATHETIC
FIGURE IN COUNCIL
VeniZelOs Has a Thankless
Task at Lausanne Con-
q ference.
~
MOST OF EUROPE ATTENDS
Turks in Role of Victor Likely
to Demand Control of
81 Foreigners.
MOST OF EUROPE ATTENDS

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Nov. is
(Associated Press) Another attempt 10
stabilize the peace of Europe will be
undertaken here Monday with the IN
auguration of the Near Eastern confer
ence by practically all the Powers.
Primarily summoned to establish
peace between victorious Turkey ana
defeated Greece, the conference is OF
Importance to America and all Europe.
1t must settle the various problems
that have grown out of the Turks re-
turn to the continent from which they
were expelled after the world war. as
we'll as the predominant question of the
freedom of the Dardanelles.
The conference must lay down
Turkeys new frontiers and take up the
delicate question of Turkeys capitula-
tions. or concessions, whereby foreign
ers in Turkey, like those in China, have
been exempt from Turkish laws and
free Of taxation. Turkey demands re-
lease from these restrictions and asks
national administrative liberty.
America has designated three sob
servers: Richard Washburn Child, Am
bassador to Italy; Joseph c. Grew, Min
lister to Switzerland, and Rear Admiral
Mark l.. Bristol American Commissioner
at Constantnople.
The Fascist of Italy, dedicated to a
firmer foreign policy. will demand
equality of treatment and apparently
are strong in their determination to de-
nounce the Graeco-Italian treaty of
1920. whereby Italy agreed to cede to
Greece the Dodecanese. Bolshevist Rus
STA has been invited to attend the OAR
danelles discussion. but not the main
conference, whose business is the revi-
sion of the Sevres treaty. Bulgaria
will insist upon an outlet in the Agean
at Dede Aghatch. on the border line
between eastern and western Thrace,
and Jugo-Slavia Undoubtedly will de-
mand assurances of commercial prvi-
leges In the port of S,aloniki. Most Of
the neutral European States have asked
permission to attend.
The eve of the conference finds the
wave of extreme nationalistic exalta-
ton prevailing in Turkey frankly
voiced by the Turkish delegates. who
declare that unless they obtain salts
factory terms at Lausanne they stand
ready. like Caesar, to cross the Rubi-
con-" intimating that their armies will
take by force what they cannot get by
peace.
Unhappy Greece. defeated and almost
bankrupt, stands out as the pathetic
figure of the conference. and the great
Grecian leader. former Premier Venice
los, has a heavy and probably thank
less task.
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body alone and that he probably would
not receive similar power with new
Chamber, as the King Is jealous OF this
royal prerogative. only granted as a last
resort.
In any case it Is regarded as certain
that Mussolini will take no decision be-
fore attempting to obtain from this
Chamber an amendment modifying
Italy's electoral law. as well as author
ity to enforce his program of bureau
cratic reform and financial retrench-
ment.
Tonight Mussolini departed for Swift
zerland for a preliminary conferences
with the French Premier and the Brit
ish Foreign Secretary regarding the at
titude to be adopted by the Allies at
the forthcoming Lausanne peace con-
ference. On his way the Premier will
stop at San Rossore to confer with King
Victor Emmanuel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
FRENCH ACE AT WORK
ON EGG SHAPED PLANE
Nungesser Predicts $50 Miles
Speed in ToilIess Machine.

Special Gable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Nov. 49,
Flying through space inside huge
winged egg at speed OF ESQ miles an
hour Is the latest ambition of French
aviation and will be attempted soon by
Capt Charles Nungesser. The French
ace. who had not been heard from for
months, was discovered to-day working
at his weird invention in small village
just outside Paris
Instead of the conventional biplane,
with a cabin and all the latest comforts,
the nsw machine will consist of a fusel-
age somewhat like an egg foreshortened.
encasing a 700 horse power +. ]. A. T.
motor, and with room for three passen-
gers. The two wings of the monoplane
are set at a dihedral angle of 100 de-
grees. trendlng forward and exception
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
MUSSOLINPS POWER
LIMITED IN SCOPE
Can Flourish Threat of DISCO
luton Over Present Par
lament Only.

ROME, Nov. IS (Associated Press).-
Despite the vote of confidence given
Premier Mussolini last night many
Deputies to-day feel none too sure that
the Premier will not dissolve the Cham
Der. Socialists who voted against the
Government are heard to ask: How
long is he going to stand for the servile
attitude Of those men who would have
had him shot month ago."
Others, however feel that by holding
the present Chamber in the hollow of his
hand and flourishing the weapon OF
dissolution" Mussolini can rule much
more easily than with a Parliament hav-
ing solid Fascista majority.
1t is pointed out that the authority
to dissolve Parliament granted Mus
solini by the King applies to the present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
ANNIE MACSWINEY
ON HUNGER STRIKE
Demands Sister Be Released or
Given Spiritual Con-
ISOLATION.

DUBLIN. Now Is ASSOCIATED Press).
Miss Annie MacSwiney has joined her
sister, Mary. in hunger striking against
the latter's Imprisonment by the Free
State Government.
She arrived at Mountjoy prison. where
Mary Is incarcerated. at $3.50 o'clock
last night. accompanied by twelve other
women. After reciting the rosary she
announced her intention Of staying at
the prison gates and taking no food
until her sister was given spiritual con-
ISOLATION or released.
The women remained with Annie as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
PRICE OF RADIUM IS CUT
TO ONLY $40, 900 A GRAM
Discoveries in Africa Cause of
Reduction.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-The price Of
radium has dropped from $4,000 a
gram to $4,000 and is now lower than
at any time since radium began to be
used in treatment of cancer and other
diseases.
This reduction. announced to-day by
the United States Geological Survey, was
caused by discovery Of vast quantities
OF radium bearing ores in Africa.
In connection with cancer week, the
Survey announced, the State of New
York and the city of Philadelphia have
each bought two grams Of radium for
the use of their citizens. and the city of
Quebec, Canada, has one gram.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
FALSE STATEMENTS CHARGED

Magistrate Simpson in Commercial
Frauds Court yesterday held two men
for the Grand Jury on charges that they
had filed false financial statements to
obtain credit. They were Benjamin
Melnick, 2072 Sixty-fifth street BrooJE
Ign, who was held in $4,000 bail on
charge of grand larceny in the first de-
gree, and Bernard Graf, 33. of 892, Fair
bail
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all I<-ad, the V shape constituting the
so, s1.ancing gear. as there is to be no
ta.> This last fact is arousing mucn
adverse criticism. following Madon's al
most fatal drop at Estampes in novel
tailless plane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19

LONDON, Nov. Is ASSOCIATED Press).
The only charge against Erskine
Childers was that he had an automatic
pistol when he was arrested, according
to information from Dublin.
An account of the proceedings as re-
ceived here says that after the opening
address yesterday by Patrick Lynch,
senior counsel for the defense, a state
ment OF objections. seven in all. was
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yards. relieving one another at inter-
vals while she watched and tasted all
night and to-day.
The trial of Erskine Childers, one OF
regarding the condition of Mary Mac
Swiney. A request for such information
sent by Annie MacSwiney to Gov. Co.'S
grave of the prison. brother of President
Cosgrave of the Dali Eireann. produced
no reply.
The trial of Erskine Childersh one Of
canon de valera's leading lieutenants,
who was arrested last week and brought
was concluded last night. The finding
of the court. 1t was said, would be an
nounced in due course.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
CROWDS
WATCH TULSA'S
BLACK OILERS
Third Game of Series Is
Set for 3 o'clock; Blank
Sluggers

Large crowds are turning out
every day to watch Tulsa's Black
Oilers whitewash the invading Rus
sellville sluggers at McNulty park.
With yesterdays battle another
goose-egging affair, 3 to o, the
Black oilers are wondering wheth-
cr the visitors will even score. let
alone win during the four game
series which close Monday.
Both teams are primed UP for
today's battle, which will start at
3 o'clock. The visiting manager
stated last night that the breaks
were against him but that they
would strike their winning stride in
today's game and would show n
flash OF the form that carried them
through the Colored Southern league
season at the top of the league with
record OF rs games won and !
lost.
The Tulsa dusky ball tossers own
their town now and declare that
they will take the entire four-gams
series without ever letting the Rus
sellville guests see homo plate from
the off side.
Black Rider the Tulsa first sack
ueIlOH' ulu MS blulI TlSnt nODly
yesterday. He glommed onto the
ball everywhere and made the most
difficult chances look like one-o-cat
Besides starring In the field, Black
Rider, who by tho by is the Beau
| Brummel OF the local aggregation.
came to bat in the seventh inning
with two on and raped a double
out into left field TO score tho first
run of the game. Tho second man
was nipped off at the plate but he
came across few moments later
with the second run.
While the Black Oilers contented
themselves with a 80 victory over
the visitors as compared with the
100 score Of Friday, yesterdays
game was more spectacular than the
first. When hitter was able to hit
the bail out onto the diamond he
had TO run 'em out every time. The
fielders would catch the ball and
stand and hold II until the runner
was within a few feet of first and
then would blaze Il across the dia-
mond In an attempt TO make every
play as close as possible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
TESTING FOR LIES
Hindu's Observance of Traditions Is
An Aid TO Detection OF
SusptsCtpd Thieves

Hindus have certain tests for find
Ing out whether a person Is telling
tho truth.
For instance, NJ Is suspected CT
having stolen rs money. n cannot
directly accuse NJ. so he takes re-
course to the rice test" He cre-
atos a disturbance and asks NJ and
others to chew a quantity OF un-
boiled rice, over which Brahlm
has first uttered some 'mantras."
They do so and one by one throw
out tho rice. 1t In carefully ex-
amined and, II any is found to be
unwet. the man who chewed this is
suspected OF having stolen the
money. In cases out OF 10 the
rice thrown out by the suspected
man is really found TO be unwet.
The "Ganges test" is another
method OF discovering tho truth or
falsity OF statement. suppose A
owes sum OF money. j asks him
to return II, lie denies all knowl-
edge OF II. II has no receipt. He
asks A to undergo the Ganges test
before several people. For this he
brings little Gsnges water In a
copper vessel and asks a to touch
the water and declare that he does
not owe the money. No orthodox
Hindu viii dare TO deny the truth
under these circumstances. for he
believes that II he does he Will have
to so to hell In seven births.
The "Brahman test" consists In
asking u suspected thief or debtor
10 swear by touching the person Of
a Brahman that he has not stolen
or does not owe. Here, again, fear
OF going 10 hell makes him tell the
truth.
Tho sun test" Is another method
OF detecting a thief. The suspected
man Is asked to look at the sun and
swear that he has not stolen any
thing. The sun Is most powerful
god In the Hindu sastras.
The Boy test" is another. Sup
pose c owes money to ID, but, when
asked 70 pay up, denies the loan.
j asks c 10 swear In tho name Of
the gods by touching the head OF his
(C's) boy that he does not owe
money. This c will not dare do:
for, according to his sastras, ~ he
does, his son will die.
by way OF variety. the Parent
test" Is also employed. Tho accused
Is asked TO swear by touching the
feet OF his father or mother that he
has not stolen money or docs not
owe. As parents are scored per-
sons, not 20 be trifled with, no real
offender will agree to undergo this
test.
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adamo called az end OF mn BY agrssmeat.
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