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MAKES HOME DRINK> BETTER
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
makes fruit juices. or plain water. NOR
cooling. invigoratinr. and wholesome
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year in wAieh the consumption OF e.
troienm and its products began 10
show a marked increase.
In 1895 the domestic production n
crude oil was only d2f.0o0. .0o0 bar
rc's. The industry existed 20 I'm the
demands Tor a few mllllon barrels OF
kerosene and lubricatng oil. Gaso-
Tine was by-product. oaly about
S,ooo,oo0 barrels OF 1t we're produced.
Today. the retineries CT the United
states could refine in 80 days the
tntire 1906 domestic production of
crude oil Gasoline whi,a Is now the
chief commercial product Of crude. Is
being produced at the rate o. 10000 .
900 barrels year
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HERE'S NEW WAY 70
GET THE LtlA0Hf
Wife Is Appointed Special
Deputy Sheriff and compels
Husband To Cough Up
the Dough

Detroit. Mich. Sept l2.-Mrs. Leoai
Pyo, athletic deputy sheriff. has maas
her first pinch she arrested Leo
pyo. her husband, and brought him 70
court where he paid Leo sieo in back
ziincny and heayed q sigh OF relief IS
Judge Jayne discharged him from her
custody
hn. Pyo wss especially dsputirei
Al her own request IN order thar she
might keep an eye on Pro until he
paid
The Pyos went INTO court on the
comp'ain OF the six-foot wife that
her diminutiye husband had failed
to the house Of correction.
The court favored sentencing Leo
. the house OF correction.
Don't do that, your honor" pleaded
Mrs. Pyo. TN never get my aHmony.
Just turn him over 70 me ana Ill see
that he pays "
Judge Jayne then announced that
Mrs Pyo would be appointed a spe-
cal deputy sheriff and placed Leo
IN her custody.
~ he doesnt pay bring him back
into court" added the Judge.
So she brought him hack ana Pyo
paid
VIII you 50 back and live with
her now thar you're free asked
Judge Jayne.
NiS, nix. your honor. Pyo replied.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
lone HOTEL

Joe Geutry. Clinton; Leo Rusch'
oklahoma City; II. II. Goiosth, Deer
Greek y. L. Hsaton and wife, Tulsa;
A ]. Smith. Cushing: X. G. WI
liams, Kansas City: Mrs. r. 4. Leg
gett, Lawton; Mrs. FFtd Conell
Lawton; G. II. Furling, Fl. smith
Pierce Steinkenoher wichita; A.
Mitchell. Oklahoma City: H. II. VII
son. Enid: Mrs 5. w Newotn,
saltwater; +. j. Bradley. Oklahoma
City, Robt. Norris. Wichita; J. u.
Noag. Memphis; Geo o. G.elson
Topeka: T. sherman. f. Smith: r
ID. Gliding. Arkansas City; +. H.
Richardson. Rochester. MINI; J. r.
Sinert. Kansas CITY; Mrs. II. A. Hall
Oklahoma City.
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How TO
Get Rid of
Your
WRINKLES


N6nkks are not caused by age.
They arr dUe toahnoFfsai conditions OF
the casls. or under skin. OPAZEL,
the discovery ol nr. Guy Oris Brew
ster, the eminent Nee York specialist,
banishes wrinkles BY sfimuiatiag blood
circulation in the small blood vessels
ia the undeTskin. regulating the sweat
ducts and oil glaris and thus building
up the wasted Tissues. If you have
lhc smooth pink and white skin OF
rhildhood. OPAZEL viii keep il for
sou; il s.0u have lost il, OpAZEL viii
ring i back. Art Pottery Jar. suff-
Gent Tor one months treatment. s..
Send for DR.. Brewster's Beauty
Questionnaire which entities YOU 70
FREE advice On skin trouhles. .Ad-
dress. Opazel Laboratories. Inc, -,
West Broadway, New York.
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/. FIRST OIL WELL
| s. YEARS AG0
Now There Are 275,Oo0 Gushers
and Pumpers In Many
States In the
Union

The first oil well in this count y
was brousht in s} years ago b. Col.
! Edwin l.. Drake. near Titnv.lle, Pa.
Il was only 60 feet deer but 4 mark
cd the beginning Of an epoch. the i'm
por.ance OF which has only begun to
he realized.
The demand for oil created by the
development O. the internal combus ?
tlsn engine. las so stimulated the
growth q the industry that there are
today. according to estimates by the
American Petroleum Institute about
$4,000 producing wells in tais
country.
Production has Increased from the
negligible quantity obtained n 1852
from Colonel brakes little well. %
an output hst year cf ise.S9.OoO bar
rels in this country alone.
During the two and half years
from January. 1880. 10 jane, 1929. the
United States and Mexico produced
l,eoo, 100000 barrels OF crude petrol
cum. This was only % percent less
than the-total quantity produced in
this country during the ~ years n
teryening between the drilling Of the
first oil wei in 1879 and 1905. the
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a Pronounced success

The Uniform success that has at
tended the use OF Chamberlain Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the reiiei
and cure Of hsyel complaints. both for
ehildrea and adults, has brought It
into almost universal use. so that Il IS
practically without a rival and as
everyone who has used 4 knows, Il Is
without an equal
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oRUNkARD's HOME A SCHOOL

The drunkards' home. a state inst.-
tuition. located at wilmar. Nina. has
been turned into branch agricul-
tural college There are not enough
drunkards in Minnesota any more 20
keep the Institution going.
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Hides

G. s, short HAIR, &c; G. S.
long hair. Sc; G.. s. bruddy, 2c;
G. S, side branded, &c; green
hides. 1c; dry salt sides, easel
glue hides, 1c; horse hides. 75c6
Sl25; ponies and culls, 50G75c; I;
hog skins, &c.
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HE FLAlS LEGION FOR
PLAYING POLITICS

FL Dorado, Kan, sept l2.-In an
address in which he flayed the or
gauization's activities in partisan
polltlcs. Gen. Wilder S. Metcalf.
state commander osened the fourth
annual convention OF the Kansas
comman cry OF the American Legion
here today.
The entrance Of posts into parti-
sian politics viii spell the delth
knen of the Legion" said General
Metcslfe. adding, we must keep on
of politics Tor the sake o. harmony"
The speakers talk was shcrt but
snappy.
Our only regret is that We have bat
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Sale BILLS F0R SALE!

II you are going to put on farm
stock sale remember The Lesder 10,
department can print your bills AM
gire you a better rur for your money
than any other establishment in the
county. A free notice Of the sale win
be printed in The Daily Leader.
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when il makes you eat like hungry
boy and Brings back the color 20
vour cheeks. Yon can soon feel the
Strengthening. Invigorating Effect OF
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC. 60c
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Results Yesterday
Western Ieannr

Western League
AZ Omaha J.: Denver o.
|. At St Joseph 0. TuAsa ..
AT Lincoln Sioux City :. De
Moines 4.
eleven innings.l
American League
AT Philadelphia 4: New York ..
Rt Boston s; Washington Il.
At Chicago Cleveland. rain.
Al ST. Louis 5; Detroit Z.
NATIONAL l.s1ue
At New York IL: Boston 6-s
No Others scheduled.
American Association
At Minneapolis >: Karsas City IA.
At ST Paul :: Milwankee5.
No Others played.
Texas League
At Shreveport 4: Dallas O.
At Houston 4: Beaumont ;.
At Wichita FaIls-Fort Worth. Tost-
poned. trains late.
Only three games scheduled.
MAKES HOME nRINk> BETTER
Er~sf.~.fs. Aid pho.uhata
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There Is little doubt that the cake
eater Is a man OF intelligence when
he eats cake like this. nor that the
napper Is a wise young woman when
she serves this three layered en-
ticernent to her suitors-
This was served BY a dietetic ex-
pert to give the greatest variety OF
sztisf2ctions- palatRtsiity. digest
fbility. novelty. sweetness and light
ness and prettiness The top and
the bottom layer are plain The
middle layer Is spiccd. TIE icing
Is snow white delight
RECIPE
LAYER CAKE
: cupfuls Of sugar
1 cupful of vegetable shortening
I teaspoonfuI OF salt
1 teaspoonfuI of lemon extract
Yolk Of eggs
I -upful OF milk
4 cupfuls OF -four
4 teaspoonfuis Of baking powder
Cream the vegetable shortening.
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Meats
Broom Corn

Lindsay standard, self working
choice, size; good. 7lsc; fair, 7c
common, &c; dwarf. Ici medium
Size; Common. 6i.c.
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Our only regret is that We have bat
one vacii,n 10 spend in our con..fy
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then add sugar slowly and beat to
a cream Add the salt and extract
and the beaten yolks OF. the eers.
Mix thoroughly. then add the mix.
SIT the baking powder and hour
together. then add to the other mix
ture. beat only enough to mix
sncothiy. Divide the mixture into
three parts. making two layers Of
the plain. add 10 the third part
4 teaspoonfui Of cloves
4 teaspoonfui OF cinnamon
Il teaspoonful Of aiIspice
Z cup Of chopped raisinz
Put together when cold xith ths
following icing.
White OF an egg
\ tablespoonfuls Of cream
Z teaspoonfui OF lemon extract
cupfuis Of contectfoners sugar
Put the egg white. cream and ex-
tract in bowl stir together with a
spoon then slowly ada the sugar.
beating until smooth. This recipe
makes ysry large cake
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Hay
Quoted by b. F. Gill & Coz
Hay
Poultry and Bntter

iluded, No. /, ease, (loss
off No. case ESQ
Packing stock butter, de-
liyered Oklahoma City,
lb. Is
Fresh creamery butter. CO.
ID. tubs "a
, 1922-03-08
AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING co.
OPERATES AT LOSS FOR Year,
FEDERAL CONTROL CONDEMNED

NEW YORK, March s-Severe condemnation of the gov
eminent control of the sugar industry is contained in the an
nual report of Earl D.. Babst, president of the American Sugar
Refining company, which was read to the stockholders at a
meeting in Jersey City today.
"Eor these experiments of control" he a d.-"the people
, 1922-03-08

1AANANA haaa'
mass the measure. hut leaders believed
that this majority could be obtained
Mondny March 90. viii be the mex
rules suspension day
The army appropriation bin VII b
,,EoB up before the bonus measure II
said probably ucNt Tuesday
This probably would mean that IN
any event the bonus bin would be
Pvt over until n week following.
Representative hondeh OF Nyo-
ming the majority leader. said d
he did not think M stntement made
vsgtrrIay at the White House that
PRESIDENT Harding had not ehanged
ms position sc. forth last month IN
his letter 70 Chairman Fordney OF
tho ways and mans COMMITTEES was
20 10 taken rs an indication that Nj.
UardinE was prepared to veto the
boDus measure as now drawn WITH
its hank loan provisions IN lieu OF the
cash bonus.
A DELAY Of 30 days in enactment Of
the bonus legislation was suggested
Nv President Harding as an alterna'
i've for tho imposition OF = sales tax
Representative Hawiey OF Oregon, n
penublic1n member OF n ways and
means committee. said today. The
thought was. he added. TINT by that
time a part OF tho foreign debt would
be refunded and one with which
10 nnance the bonus could then be
obtained from that source.
~ making h effective date OF the
bin october /. 1923, or four months
beyond n suggested 9O-day period,
said Mr. Hawlcy. the committee has
mot that suggestion"
me oregon representative said the
president had approved tho optional
plans OF the bm he did not know
whether the hank loan provision had
heon lain before tho executive. He
added that he had discussed this pro
vision with many members Of the
house, including some opposed 10 a
bonus in any form. and believed the
substitution Of this plan for the cash
payment had. II anything. increased
continent IN favor OF the measure.
, 1922-03-08

paid Utmost with its life. United
States investments IN h hands OF
hundreds OF thousands OF people,
amounting TO several billions of dol
lars. have been placed in jeopardy.
The United States sugar industry.
the greatest OF its kind in the world.
ranking in Importance with stool.
, 1922-03-08

railroads and farm products. was con
troIled by legislative fiat and execu'
tive order. without proper regard 10
elementary economic laws"
The report shows q loss on opera
ton OF s2.IT7.eTs during 1871 Surplus
was drawn on FOR s. .3iI. 3s7 to meet
operating losses md to provide for
d~iy1Gands declared The operating
losses and 10 provide or dividends de
clAred. The operation Lrsses wero at
tributed TO steadily deeiining prices
The total tonnage q the country
.equsIled that Of tho year before. and
the volume OF business amounted to
$40. 600. zoe. Balance OF surplus and
reserves mount to more than szs. ooe.-
COO. Balance of surplus and reserves
amount 10 more than $4,000 900.
The events OF 1891" tho report de
elared. are merely a continuance OF
those of 1920. all incident To tho dis
astrous attempt by our government
TO do control a world staple. SOr two
years held below its worlds parity.
without the caution OF accommodating
stock or Of taking any other prepare.
tory Measure for. the transition While
the financial effect on the refiners
#AA1 EHRaAA%NA1 "a -. tAAH $1,000
both beet Ind cans. has been most dis
astrous. yet the abJect distriss OF
Cuba has beer b outstanding feature
OF the yea Cuba has had to bear
not only the burden OF its ordinary
crop. but OF its stimulated production.
80 violent was Cuba's reaction
that most Of its banks were carried
away In tho stress OF its financial
needs IT, too. undertook the risk OF
sugar control. It should be set down
however, TO the credit OF the Cuban
sugar Industry that rel in its great
national financial distress. the neces-
sary consent OF 20 per cent of Cuban
production was obtained with the very
greatest difficulty. The Cuban sugar
Industry. like others, has learned the
peril OF government control.
1T is o time for the public. who
must in the end pay tho bill on every
pound Of sugar they buy" the re
port continued. ito insist that the
sugar industry be given a rest from
any further control or experiments of
any kind. Of any name. of any device.
, 1922-03-08

and be given an opportunity to reooF-
er is position under its own direction
AMI administration In any event.
whoever, undertakes to introduce FUR
Their artificial In h present
complicated position OF h sugar in
dustry. does SO At great risk and uncsr
grave responsibility to the entire .
pie OF the United States
Tho rcriner stands between thu pro
Queer and tho and usually
bears the burden OF The consumers
complaints. but he VIII assume no re-
sponsIbility for h high prices which
VIII come with any artificial curtaiL
ment or other experiments The peo-
pie OF the United States understand
, 1922-03-08
CRISIS Near
In PORTO rico

WASHINGTON. March s.-A warn
ing that "a real crisis is fast mp
poachihg- in Porto Rico is contained
IN n formal statement issued today
by Felix Cordova Davila. resident
commissioner for the island, who TART
weck in the house demanded n con-
~Eressional investigation Of the onl-
cial conduct OF Gov. r. Mont Rely.
The self-respecting, lawabidinE,
p~eace-lovinE citizens have almost
reached the limit Of human endur-
Hnce," Mr.. navila said. "I am fearful
as to what the morrow may bring
forth. This statement is not intend
ed. and must not be construed as a
throat"
, 1922-03-08
Organized Hunt
For Whipper of
Women Planned

MADISON. wis, March S-Ret'
OF the fourth ward today began
to organize for n man hunt TO find the
wh,ppo- VINO for n week has attacked
women with a raw hide lash Police
ru have failed tn establish a clue
TO his Identity after an attack Mn
dav night on Mrs Ben Hanson. n
to deny kn0wlcdgo OF the
wmpplngs. Mrs Hansou put her as
ssiiant TO flight by cream n blows
second man Is SID to have come
u, the aid OF the lasher when he va
t.snr bested in his fight with tho
u,oTaa- Bozh then disappeared
NJ. Hanson said that both men
WIRE well dressed
, 1922-03-08

that the government stepped into the
sugar situation during the war. but
certainly they VIII be unwilling TO pay
the price q any further experiments
or any efforts TO exploit he disaster
OF de control to the advantage Of any
section OF the industry
The law OF supply and demand is
memorable IN itself. and before II all
people. whether governments or indi-
viduaa. WHISTLER Legislators or con-
uumcrn atiu NUT yield.
, 1922-03-08

The Argentine government has just
signed an agreement with the Bolivian
government to construct n railroad in
Bolivia which Bolivia can buy At any
time she wants to. This is said to be
the frs. faztancs OF one South Amer
, 1922-03-08

Of h United States and Of h world
would have paid hundreds Of millions
Of dollars. The magnificent sugar in
dustry Of the Unitc1 States neld, In
GLIDING the producers and rofnors.
both beet and cane. whether Of CONT
mental United States. the Philippines,
Hawaii. Porto Rico or Of Cuha. has
, 1922-03-08

lean government building a railroad
for another.
, 1922-03-08
HOUSE PLANS TO
RULES
TO SPEED BONUS
Ttvo-ThirdS Vote in FAVOR of Measure
Can Be Mustered, Leaders Believe in
Increment to Be Made Monday

WASHINGTON, March s-Republican leaders disclosed
today that they were considering a plan to put'the soldier
bonns biII through the house under n suspension of the rules,
which would shut out amendments of any kind and limit
debate to 40 minutes.
, 1922-03-08
NOTICE

Doctor C. s. Barger has opened Of
fees in the Midwest building. room
333. Office phone 113; residence 17ss.
a-S-It
, 1922-03-08

Portugal contains only y towns
Lisbon and oporto. with populations
In excess OF 10000.
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mer class and has recently 80.
placed for sale with the pr.nrivl
music houses OF Tulsa.
This composition Is made bod, oil,
three distinct parts, the fr. ,,,
being typical march moyrmeu'. bs
third Is one OF the old college s.p,'
The first part OF the march ia -,,s
lished was written prior Ju lgt4' sr
In June Of that year it was u.a4 i,
the Kendall college Comm.r..,5.1,
held at the First prrs.v,.,..''
church. Several years after .. NJ.
Weaver prepared the fay0r.. ~
lcge song, The Eyes OF Kendall A.,
. Cpou You" for march guhioo,
harmonizing and adapting tal ms',
ody TO decided march rhytlr .H, !,
was not until shortly before Cha
ter day" February 8, 1920. r.lt. .tI.
idea occurred 20 Weaver 20 .anbt,,
/ the Two COMPOSITIONS into an -
Ipropriate college march, and ~
|it became the University of mia
March"
In this latter form it was us.f fin.
on Charter day at the c.... ..ro1ls'
which marked the changing of M
l old historic missionary a1ol ~,
/ Henry Kendall college into .no 1s,y
University of Tulsa, and .or ib,
occasion the words were C.. .ead \,
The Eyes OF Tulsa Are ru.. vor1
/ This old college song has .aen a
/ long associated with the Liza .rJ
growth OF the Institution and ns7s
important events OF It's pas, r.qory
/ that IL viii always be cher .pd bg
/ the alumni and student bodg mon,
Ithe precious recolloCtions %. .ude,'
days. The song did not or.e ate A,
/ Kendall but was brought home bg
several college boys who at. .Gded
II. NJ. G. 4. summer conference "a .
| Monte Ne, Ark, in 1914 J. was Il
/ this year, that Kendall began 10 M
/ the high spots in the athlete real,
| and the song proved an imnortart
/ factor in helping the little lool m
/ win important football and basket.
/ bah "a mes. In the star athletic wear
/ OF l91G-17. this song was heard
when Kendall triumphcd over suca
great opponents as O. L., g. & NJ
/ Haskell. Rollo school of Mines. Kan.
sas Veterinary college and others IN
/ football, and in basketball over
, Phillips university. o. T.. flour
/ times) and Central Normal The
/ proudest moment In the songs bis.
tory was when the boys of the Ken.
DAN student body to the number Of
about one hundred arose as one man
in the college chapel on the morning
of April 80, 1917 and volunteered to
'enllst in the World war. AZ the .ty
marched through the streets 20 u
place of enlistment they Gang ~.
Eyes Of Kendall Are Upon You" bu:
this was not the end, for later the
song WIS heard around the cam,
fires OF the various army camps and
thence was carried over the wate,
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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two dramatic sopranos as lntcrpre-
tcrs OF the great songs Of Russia.
Mile. Oda Slcbodskaja and Nine.
Nina Koshetz-proves his power OF
discerning what the public wants.
But tho man who brought Paw
Iowa. Nordkin, and the ballet Russo
10 this country knows they want
complete and artistic food for their
musical taste, a fact he has proven
by the splendours OF the Boston
Grand opera company which, un-
der his direction, stands as the most
mmptuous travelling opera orgoui-
2ati0u we have ever known.
This chorus will be an extra num-
Der on the Robert Boice Carson
concert course.
Rabinoff. as far back as 1918,
said: "Thc Russian spirit in music
will dominate the immediate future
of music IN America He ls again
to continue its domination. for this
famous chorus comes from what was
formerly> Little Russia. from the
lovely mystic city OF Kieff, over
looking the Russian steppes, where
the people sing "all day and all
night" it s,said. For the Ukraln-
fans are tho singing people" OF the
former Russian empire. tie un-
douhtodlv knows there Is something
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and dancers every week The Chauve
Souris which has been so successful
with its Russian ideas I'm vaudeville
in New York Is only another lndica-
tion' OF the way tho wind rs blOvlng.
"Thc wind-5wopt steppes OF Rus
sla may be bare and forbiddine, hut
Russians certainly know how TO
make simple dress attractive and
their music and dances have long
been priascd throughout the world.
In our Dances and Fashions OF 1929
we lean heavily upon Russia for in
spiration. not only In materials such
AZ Batlk ana other figured fabrics
have earned their right to recogni-
tion, but our Moscow artists present
some OF the foremost Russian fca-
lures. / have chosen tho orchestra
40 as 10 present the spirit OF the
music which It plays. Irene Castle
has not chosen her entire program
from Russia for there is an indian
tablcau, tho butterfly dances and
many ana varied are the presenta-
tion made In dance with her
partner, Besides she will show mi
lady tho latest In fashion.
Miss Castle Is responsible for say
ing bOhbcd tresses must go. you
can't lenEtheu hObbed trcsscs aa
easily as you can skirts to ankle
/ length" says Miss Castle, but you
can disguise tho bob. We must lust
/ as well make up our minds to this
/ change for bubbed hair and long
Isklrts are ineOngruous. Ankle length
/ dresses are hero with us YOU may
be sure. IN 1928. Can you IMAGINE