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The Tulsa Tribune from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 8

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The Tulsa Tribunei
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Tulsa, Oklahoma
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EIGHT THE TULSA TRIBUNE TULSA OKLAHOMA LEAGUE STRIKES OURTH PROVES SNAG IN EORT NOISIEST TULSA TO GOBBLE JOBS HAS EVER HAD Timex Today 8 Marcia Burke of ort Worth Directed THEA TERS QUICK HANI) Principal: HELENE CHAD WICK AND RICHARD DIX Tulsa 1812 AND lay Ho Play: Clean Cool TODAY Tom Mix SWIMMING of the Oklahoma Union Rall BAST TIME in HAROLD LLOYD in PARK TROUBLE' UN PARK YELLOWSTONE ORCHESTRA 2 Main Street the love of a In Take Chances! AMUSEMENTS OR ALL Lots of ree Parking Space 'W Gents 75c Ladies 25c Dancing All Evening Autos Parked ree Matinee 9:80 Your Brakes Relined in 3 Hours or Less In the ifth Chapter ot THE ALICE Glasses That it ADOLPH 2UKDR PR6 TS Vo Dust Vo Dirt A Train Every Half Hour Each Way Serving Sunset Plunge Electric Park The Tavern Any Sent Any Timo THE 4th JULY un Starts Tonight THE ART Critic Wrote This Tom Best Picture Come and Get Acquainted 4th of July OTHim COMEDY EATURES Watch Repair ing Chandellur Raymond Matthews ware EVERY NIGHT AT ELECTRIC and Orange LAST TIMES TODAY Night 8:30 8 0:30 clean cool transportation the heat of the city plenty Let Your Plans for the 4th of Joly Include a Visit to The Alhambra Programmed With Clever Legge at the Organ Auto Brake Shop 12 TENTH Phone Cedar 3381 TAVERN CARNIVAL DANCE Overnight By Telegraph or the Convenience of Our Bathhouse Patrons Health Certificates Are Issued ree rom 1 to 9 Daily See Judge Curry in His Sensational Diving Exhibition! See Shelby Marr Wonderful ancy Diver Theater: BROADWAY THE ZIZ ZAZ REVIEW Jane and Katherine Lee in With Kenneth Harlan Estelle Taylor Edith Roberts A Paramount Picture Pathe Comedy and Como and enjoy yourself with your friends Sands Springs Park Concerts CEASE ELECTRIC CO Wiring Motors Repair 213 8 Boulder PHONE OSAGE 2908 of Job The romance of a bewitching Sea dancer and the American million aire who tried to tnmo her Mack Asserts Smith Will Be Candidate Cars Leave Main and Archer Streets Every 20 Minutes AT COAL CARNIVAL HENRYETTA A crowd esti mated St 15000 packed the streets here Tuesday night to attend th third annual coal exposition This sets a new record for the second day's attendance at the huge fete Coal dealers from 17 different states were among the visitors Wednesday Is the lust day of the exposition th feature of which will he a gigantic parade Huge floats depleting the history of coal will lead th pro cession The parade will start bn medlslely after the coronation of King Kottl CROWDS GATHER AT PARKS AND MANY GO IHIHNG AND ON PICNICS Sunday Afternoon and Evening Week Days Evenings Only BROOKE Industrial Agent Phone Cedar 8218 All work here ii done by brake specialists nnd guaranteed Wo charge by a flat rate system saves you money Relined1 brakes serviced tree during the life of the lining Enjoy the ourth amid the pleas ure resorts and beautiful camping spots So easily accessible over the tine way WEDNESDAY JULY4 1903 With from of shade cool streams and rest at the end ot th trip or all the pleasure devices of modern amuse ment resorts such is the program at your disposal over the electrio Interurban lines BIG ROUND UP JULY 4TH SHELL CREEK REE BARBECUE Oklahoma Union Railway Company MILLER SEWELL Genera Manager Traffic Manager Phono Osage 2300 additional feature Miss Marcia Burke Child Aquatic Marvel Six Years Old ALSO GLORIA SWANSON in Her Trademark' hre to the CauLummu fnnnti Art Acord RACING CAR KILLS ONE HURTS ANOTHER SALINA Kenneth Roles 20 of Kansas City was killed and red Yonnelly 25 also ot Kansas City was severely Injured here into Tuesday when their racing cur turned over twice on the Kenwood pnrk speedway They had entered for the automobile races here Wed nesday Yonnelly was driving the oar Roles was his meehenlelan Starting Monday EXCITING The Only New Thing in Motion Pictures DIAMONDS sur to see our fine stock of mounted and unmounted stones at real value prices HADEN ROBERTS Jewelers and Optometrist Just North of Postoffice JURY TRYING SLAYER Or BROWN DISAGREES EASTLAND Texas After do llberating approximately 78 hours and 30 minutes the jury In the trial of Starkey Cisco constable charged with the tnurler of "Tot" Brown wrestldr and road construc tion foreman was discharged at 0 111 Tuesday after falling to ranch a decision BITS1NESSS I'AULIIRES LESS THAN IN TWO YEARS NEW YORK A total of 1878 business failures in 'the United States In Juno the smallest number for any month in the pant two years la proof that slackness In certain Hues of trade has had no effect up on general conditions according to Bradstreet's In the first six months of this year there wer more than nine thousand failures a decrease of 10 under the total for the six months preceding Theater: MAJESTIC Play THE HEART RAIDER Principal: AG NES AYERS On The Screen WILLIAM ARNEM In Vaudeville at 2:15 4:15 8:15 7:45 9:45 Stop in and have use in spect your brakes reline them it necessary and sdjutst them to work perfectly Poor brakes are dangerous have yours fixed nowl OKLAHOMA MILITARY ACADEMY SWIMMING AND BOATING GRAND JULY 4TH CELEBRATION ALL DAY Swimming and Diving Exhibitions at 5 Theater: RIALTO Play LEOPARDESS Principal: BRADY Colliers WeeMu stories of uouth and the prize rinp IGHTING and DANCING HIGGINBOTHAM TRIAL ON DESPITE JIOLXDAY LAKE CITY! Although a legal holiday activities were not Mothers See What Swim Ing Does for Children Exhibition REE TO ALL JI and 9 July 2 3 4 LYRIC (Today and Tomorrow) rom the Stale Capital Bureau of 7 ho Tribune OKLAHOMA The hope the Reconstruction League hunters to take over the 21 appoint ive positions In the state department of agriculture ran head on yester day against an opinion of the at torney general who held that by lowthose positions were left to be filled not by the board ot agriculture butby John A Whitehurst the presi dent of the board personally The attorney opinion writton by King assistant at torney general was dated May 81 but Whitehurst did not find occasion ur using 11 unu: yosrerauy Then when the three Reconstruction I eagus members of the board com prising the majority showed signaof attempting to fill the disputedoffices Whitehurst presented the attorney opinion Positions to Bo illed The positions Which are left wholly to the president according to the ruling are secretary finan cial secretary minute cleric statis tician clerk to statistician shipping olork four stenographers elate veterinarian chief Inspector of the feed department and five Inspectors chemist for the agricultural experf nient station clerk and bookkeeper In tho dairy division and two Inspec tors livestock superintendent andtwo orchard and nursery Inspec tors All of these offices were provided for In chapter 211 session laws ot 1810 King's opinion pointed out land Immediately following the creating tho offices there wasthis provision Inserted: that the president ot the state hoard ot agriculture be and he Is hereby authorized and em powered to appoint persons to till the aforesaid positions in the agri cultural 1 Is opinion concluded "the opinion ot the at torney general that tho appointment to fill the positions named shall be made by the president of the state board of agriculture under the uuiurny or tne statute quoted Opinions of tho attorney general do not ot course have tho binding effect ot a decision of the state su preme court Nevertheless the at torney general 1s by Jaw made tho jdvlser ot the state: officials and departments and It la not often that stlch tin opinion Is flouted 1 Next Move Up to Dengue When the attorney general has given an opinion to a state official ho Is prepared to back It up In the courts If the question becomes an Issue If the majority of the board of agriculture wish now to try con clusions with Whitehurst they will have to employ their own lawyers and fight the attorney general aswell aa Whitehurst Whitehurst being In possession of the offices backed by an opinion of the attorney general it la doubt ful If tho Deconstructionists tould even tompoiary possession pending a decision by tho supreme court Tho governor might direct the attorney general to uphold tho majority of the board as he has legs! power to do but he Is not likely to do this in view of the fact that Attorney General Short Is on record as opposed to that contention The majority members caucused with tho Reponstructlonlsta last night Today being a holiday no meeting of the board will bo held Not until tomorrow will the Reoon structlonlsta Indicate whether they want Whitehurst's jobs so badly that they are prepared to go against an opinion of tho attorney genera) In tho effort to get them Wrangle Over Payrolls When the Juno payrolls for Okla homa A and college came up for approval a wrangle developed over the question of paying tho salaries of faculty members ousted by George Wilson when he took charge at Still water Two payrolls were presented for June one for Dr II Eskridge Wilson's predecessor and tho mil lage employes removed by Wilson and tho otlnr for Wilson and hie ap pointees Eskridge and tho old faculty members held contracts until July 1 but were ousted June 1 The law requires that salary claims must bear the signature of the president of tho college and the president of the board When Wilson refused to sign vouchors for Eskridge and the oust ed Inatructors Whitehurst refused to sign for Wilson and tho new tea eh era A compromise was reached on motion of Whitehurst whereby those employes of tho college not Involved In tho ountroverny will re ceive their pay The contested payrolls will be passed up to tho attorney general and Richand TOMORROW Gloria Swanson Daughters' A Paramount Picture Theater: MAIN STREET Play: wnnTIN? Br'0015 Principal: ALL vpo a Theater: LYRIC Play: OBEGON TRAIL Principal: ACORD OPINION GIVES WHITEHURST RIGHT TO ILL BOARD AGRICULTURE POSITIONS By The Associated Proas NEW YORK Norman Mack of Buffalo Democratic national committeeman announced Tuesday night after a conference with Gov ernor Alfred Bmith that the gov ernor would enter the next Demo cratic national convention as a con tender for the nomination for president He said ho believed tho Deco cratlo national platform would car ry a plank calling for modification or liberalizing ot the Volstead act think It will be to the advantage of the Democrats to incorporate such a he said Mack added: "All of the powerful eastern sea board states want the Volstead law modified The greatest opposition to modification comes fmm the west ern states which are normally Re publican "The great Industrial states like New York New Jersey Pennsyl vania Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Illinois and Ohio and even Wisconsin and Maryland are swinging around to the idea that the present national prohibition law Is too drastic southern Democratic dry states will go Democratic even If the party pledges for a more liberal alcoholic 3hokSTHAND' riay: catch MY SMOKE Principal: TOM MIX BROADWAY NOW PLAYING THEZIZ ZAZ REVUE ceased' hero today in tlfe trial of Thomas Walter Higginbotham charged with the murder of Martin Tabert of North Dakota The defense was to produce further character witnesses and In dications today were that the de fense might be able to close 1 on Thursday night The character wit nesses were expected fo take up nwit ot the trial today and tomor row ifty or more remain to be heard spending the day competing in a flag tournament at the beautiful Oak hurst course The New Citizens Those who will be naturalized at Owen park tonight are: Alexander Bruce 1423 East Sixth street England Hirsh Rabinowitz 2747 East Eleventh street Russia George Adam Tatar West Tulsa Hungary Louis Barney Webber 27 North Maybelle Russia Habib Du mlt 418 South Boston Sfrla Aage Betram 1115 North Denver Den mark Louis stekoll 16 East Lati mer Russia Morris Abraham Sltrln 1702 South Boston Russia Joseph eldgraber 113 1 2 North Main street Russia Isadora Angstrelch ourth and Main Austria Abraham Dritch 116S North Main Russia Jacob ell 128 East King street Russia George Athos 1423 South Carolina Greece Johunes Apraham Hollman Jenks Okla inland Carl Andy Bloom 207A South main Swe den Nels Sundhelm Plaza hotel Norway George Rutulos 100 West irst Greece Athanaslos Panagio tis Mltropoolos Browning hotel Greece William Telford Tulsa England Sarah Rudin 628 North Boston Russia Joe Ravitz 1812 East Admiral Russia Dr Harry Green 208 East Ninth Russia Zal man Lazar Wilk Second and Elgin Russia Wagner route 8 Tdl sa Germany SAYS HE PAID 81120 TO TWO MEN To SLAY KANSAS rank Rockn business agent of the Workers union and Shults and William union electrical workers charged with first degree murder here late Tuesday In connection with the death ot Joseph A Rose mm urimn electrical worker JlockQi ftcCGrulhff police has confessed that ho paid Matthew and Shults 3580 each to "gat Rosa off the SARLES DEATH tTvi Again kills drivejl 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO rank Rollins driving the automobile In which Roscoe Sarles race driver was killed at Kansas City Septem ber 17 1022 wm killed late Tuesday while attempting to qualify for the automobile races to be held here Wednesday Ilonins was driving about 80 miles an hour and was rid ing high on the rack when the oar broke through the guard rail and roiieu over tnrowmg him out died In a few minutes and Capt John Rogers who win speak on behalf ofthe Legion 4 The swimming pool is now open at Owen park ireworks after the naturalization ceremony will be an Golfers are ST LOUIS PATEHNTTr CLAIM IS IlHHiCTHD ST LOUIS Henry 3H yrar o1d son of Mrs Byrd Shocmdker of Now York Is not the eon of Herman Henry Limnieler wealthy local sportsmen and real estate operator the circuit court held here Tuesday ruling that the chib! has no claim to Laumeler's property The decision asserted Mrs Shoemaker divorced wife of Laumeler was attempting to extort money from tho latter by the paternity claim Theater: ALHAMBRA Play: change blos soms Principal: KENNETH HAR ui Kni nuturj TAYLOR EDITH ROBERTS A picture that sounds all ot the depths of human tlon Howard Hawks Presents Helene My ZWice Brady 9hE LEOPARDESS Ct CjammountGidune Theater: WONDERLAND Play HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN Principal: DOUGLAS AIRBANKS Theater: COZY Play: DR JACK Principal: HAROLD LLOYD Soviet rule might work very nicely In a bind addicted to the Golden Rule Vallejo Chronicle A nVE REL WESTERN PETE MORRISON "MAKING STRAND NOW PLAYING QWClSANpS NOah Beery Alan Hale Walter Lon Edwin Stevens Hs80 lSj'18 rank Campeau 4:30 5:15 7 815 and a score of 9:30 popular players SPECIAL SUNSET See the ancy Diving by Tulsa Ladies! Bring tho kiddles and bas kets and ciifor the day under our big trees ireworks at Nigbt SPEND THE OURTH AT SUNSET RERESHMENTS DANCING REE ALL ATERNOON at the TAVERN CARNIVAL DANCE TONIGHT YELLOWSTONE ORCHESTRA LADIES 25c GENTLEMEN 75c Mrs Irish Hostess RENA ERWIN Manager Autos Parked ree 7 year old aquatic marvel will ap pear No admission will be charged either at Sunset or Electric The largest crowd seemed head ed toward sand Springs park The street car company was giving 15 mlnute car service and all cars were pocked The many regular at tractions of the big pleasure spot will be supplemented tonlghf by ono ot the most varied and beautiful fireworks display ever seen here It was announced Will Become Citizens While hundreds flocked to spa cious Owen park this morning with picnic baskets the program there will not come until tonight At 83 allene who passed success fully the naturalization test yester day will become American citizens The impreualve ceremony arranged Is under tho auspices ot Joe Carson post of the American Legion Mayor II Newblock has been asked to welcome the class to cit izenship The principal speakers are Bcnator Wash Hudson who will discuss the American constitution COZY 8 North Main TODAY ONLY Douglas airbanks in The Also a Good Comedy Coming Thursday BEBE DANIELS in SPEED ZX Change JL Dally Continued from Page 1 for all ages At 8 Miss Grimes will give an exhibition ot fancy diving and trick swimming Sunset plunge also on the Inter urban between Tulsa and Red ork will have a swimming feature At 6 nnd 8 Marcia Burke of ort Worth Jffirawg 1 jA If 3WMftt rWVWMr WWDUKMMll' Jac Kt' JK MKB 'it 1 a i I I I JLd 3 1 1 jnMHlLlAdASgrat i Big Special ourth of July fl Dancing Every Night i jMfag K3MBBKanUfiSaB9BllBKaESDBQMBMiHK3BB9BSBEBBKiBKS3 OS wr IK 4 I M1 a A ini 9 1 111 EgganBBBsraHBH 1 A dashing for wn it Iw ir BB AWB X'lk bea rniouy I Cl GON 'a 'UK.

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