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6 'PASSED SEVERAL BAD (JHtUKS Founded Credit on "Small Deposit in Local Dank IS CAUGHT THIS TIME Swindled Number of Mer charts in Pawhuska, l'onca P'tv and dishing Lately Th WorM. ' It SKA, July 21. Clmrlea , ,'i,is William llrown. nlt.is i -- i ilh. Is bclne; holil In th?i awaltlriR prosecution b.7 I . nicka Kctnll -Merchants as-1 charges of fraud anil ! f worthless paper. Morgan, j the name under which the , Known In l'liwlniitkii, l. with liavinK obt.Uncet fi hi nine local hiislnefn ".tallnR f 321 90. Tho ne' wired ncilnst Murcm lij' r, merchants occurred Sal-! .June -I. warrant on which ho Is be i . harces him with cashln,: m . is check for $50 at thn M l..nmlllitl A- Co, nil tint ... .i tuiiil; nf P.nU'hlmldi. ' V u M" ' Ctiai .. rf U'l' the 1 pin i pa1-1 m 1 I M-. l'.l' it .- i.' i w 1 Overseas Man (iocs lo I ttriufi Mother From i Germany to America Sp-cil ., Th Vl.,rlil l'AUIll SKA. July 31.Stop jiint; off In r.mhisk.i fur a few Menus' MBit ultli his olil nilny I 'buddy," Mrriii Welmcr of Ok i luhotiiu City, Herman by blrtlt, I but Aiui'i i, an tliroimh e'hoi-c, is on hit way to l.diimr, (Iprmnny, to ininK IiIh lined mother to ok lnhouiii. Wclmcr Is a rlothlnc incivh.int In Oklahoma f.'tty and serveil oversells Willi t.' Altierii.iu lot ccs. liu tmnk ,nat (r. vlnir ltrnaililus. now elty dirk of 1'awhuska. The ni.iihcr tcstdes on the ulil Wclmcr tsute near I,clp elc. TWO " MILLION-SLUMP ROTARY HOSTS TO GRADE PUPILS; Urge Complete Schooling and Teach Them Ro tary Ideas TULSA DAILY WOULD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1021 BUILD UPON LEASED LAND DEMOCRATS WILL CONFER OUTLET 10 FARMING LAND Siwl.il tn Tho WorM. HH.VItYKTTA. Jlllv llonrjrtt.i notary club. 21. Tho In accotil' II!'. on t 1I( i- ' J.I' I',ir MilcsH checks ui'i tia.ssi'il res of J. II. l'lcki.Mii', I i' li r r Ok J' name j. . i 5 . i i!t.n hardware company, ulii Im, .Smith -V llnbltison, i sh"P, i.snior H.irdwarn i and Hunt .!: Hon. Morgan , . .1 In have operated In CuhIi- , a City and other cities of! a limine approximately the .imic which was worked upon ,i n hauls. At Cuihlm; tho! St 'i.i' ts wore defrauded of morn tun I'm), according to the rcpor.' of th Hctall Merchants unsocial Ion. In 1', r.ea City, ns In I'awhusk.i and Cii'hlnR. the man Is alleged tn hive wi kfJ nloriK the mint; titan. Ills f t stop would lie to make n d,p r n some bank In tho city nnd pur i merchandise on nporovnl, otrrsiMy for his wife and boys, lie u I i tiisc kooiih Dy cnccK. Tim chf ki iirnvcil nood and when lit) liter r. irncd the (,'oods to tho varl- s with tho statement that ! c not exactly satisfactory hut in canh In exchange. Then! .al fraud would bcRln. I'ol-1 "ic return of the coods hu ' noti I i. turn to tho stores and pur thaw ill. r articles paylnj; for them I utlh I checks then liurrlcdly fide f hi town and leuvo tho mor-1 chinM with a pleco of expensive r.iptr n their hand. It Is alleged tho s.,mc Identical plan was worked In all three cities, A reward of j J!00 was offered by tho nssoclatlon tlon offered a J 50 reward. 0IH t. the. VlS i. th. a. low .r ! Mlnu liKUthlty IIcmiMh In I.nucml X'liliiatioii of l'niK rt) In M tn n County. 8poiMt to Tli.. Wi.rlit. HOI'TIIAT July 21. -Tho nnnuil inventory of the people's posscsslonn, Just completed and forwarder li tho state auditor by County Assess.ir .loo Willis, slmwM tho total amesied Valllatlntl of plO,ejty n OttaW'l counly for the year 1D2I to be $11. 210.232, which ;) $2,730,203 le? than the valuation of last year. Thin decrease a attributed to Iho f.it t that on account of Hie slump In tin mining industry many peoplo havo left the ilitikt, taklnu their pot sonal pmiitrty out of tho county. It Is mIiowii that there art) 342, is ncrcH of land mibject to taxatlut., valued at I.Sotl. l 12. Them are 17 52S city, town, and vlllaKn lots, aliud at (::,, .107. The data on llvo mnetH on land aro valued at J3Cti. 332; and those on city property art valued at $13,307. The, data on llvd stock shows 10, '.1,12 head of cattle, valued at $27S,170; C.2IS horsd, valued at $253,815, nnd other do mestic iinlmalii In smaller numbets and values. Tho personal propurt" valuation Is $4,tjilti,21it;. All lliiul.s I)ciiiiImi1cs, Sierlt tn '1'h.l Wi.rl.l. JAY, July 21 In roirnrmltv to tho law which rtiilre. boards of county commissioners to designate county depiiiitnries, th commis sioners of Delaware countv l avo de clared nil batiks in the couti'y :o Im county depoalUir.lcH. and have In strutted the county tremurer to de pos.t the county fuiuls ui them, pm vlded they furnish th- l.villy re lulrod surety for siidIi deposits. IW" with Its established custom of eiLlertnltiing the crude pupils of the previous school term who had been ladvaiue,) to the Junior high school, I was host tn 2'j boys who will enter the junior high next tetm, lit a spe IcUlly prepaied llltu hcon The bos iwere giM n to undwitand that the Mutiny numbers were only bins .grown lo iiiaiibii id's tatc. and that tho boy or lod.iy would take tho places of these older bois In the fu ture, and for this mason Motary was deeply concerned In seeing that nil boys seem ed a high school education with wlili h to fit them foi tho time when they would becomo men or grown-up boys, and Moinrlins. They wi re also told of Itotary woik ninntiR the poorer children, citing an Instance of putting li blind liny' m the s, tiiK.l foi blind and a club-footed little gl'l in the smglcal clinic at 4inis City, with the re sult the boy has made an excellent record in s' lioul and the Utile girl Is to be tetuined to her parents fully cured and aide to walk as woll as any of the bo)s prcsinL at thu luncheon. Much of the bovs proved attentive lU-teners and stated th it It was his Intuition to ntinn to school and to finish the high school course. With the ! 1 1 n i lieon oer. v.ich boy wa: prisentiil with u'mservo seat ticket to the bill game between Iletiryctta and l'anhu'-l a. SAVE INDIAN FROM DEATH Mes'lMV of 'hixable Itisil I Miilc Thought r In City A-iiint Ion-. Ppi'ial In rim Wrl,1 IMCllliM, July .'I - It turns mil that thein Is d"cldi (l opposition to tho movement tcientlv started heri tor a special elutlun to vote mi the nucstlon of a change In I'd In t s form of government to that of a citv of the first class Many havo signed i e nion st rati I'i'S against the propiweii .action, on the ground that It would mean additional I'Xpenso without corrisponditig benefits, at u time when business U dull and popula tion shifting, mid when the cltv Is already badly In debt nnd unable to collect icvetnies sufficient to meet (.tin cut expenses. It Is pointed out that tho cllv H located nlinost i ntlrely upon lease. I land, and with no taxable real es tate there would be no menus of Increasing the ieveiiue except to ralsu the taxes and occupation II cenms, whlih are nheady fell b many to be burdensome Hnch Is tin status of the matter nt this writing, and the final outcome Is beset with gravest doubts. UcilMil of Homo 1 ) tl I let 1 it? . i Spprlnl tn The Worlit. OlIroN. July 21. This cllv Is ni long way from being n dead one. as Is e Idem fil by til" number of nice' homes going up In It and whb h shown that the peoplo lllng here have ronfldcni " n the town. There, are nt tho pioent time-some eight or leu flno residences going up In the city, the estimated value of which will totaJ-'losi' to tin, f loo.-1 (100 mark, nnd more are being plan- 'tied and will bo built befoie tin) , slimmer s turr . , SiS'lnl MlS'tlllg (lllll'd til IHsimuo Itcorgliilalloii Miiiix Fi.... ml 1 1, 1 1 W ,,,.t f CAWIIISKA Julv 21. -A mee- I lug of all ilemiii'iiils for Hatunl.n jif'ernoon at 2 o'i'lock h is be. li Hilled I. y.T J (Juarles, countv chair- man of the di'inociutlc commlltce. to I disi uss the new di'lilocratlc reoman- Uiitlntl plan. Thin will be open to i all democrats and the conclusions of the eotifeiencH will be conveyed by 1 the eoiiiinlttiii'mnii nnd oilier dele i Rates to the session of (lie state i olll- tnlttee to be held 111 Oklahoma Clly ' .li.lv 1. No indications nte given by CJinlr. 1 msu ijimrles of the piobablo nttl- tudo of the Osngn eoutiiy conven tlnii Atlinin the l.iviiieti, however, opinions nre somewhat different im tb,i methods of tjie reorBniiUiillon plan Ami It Is pi' dieted Hint whit 'sic cnnMcre'd the good polu's will (be ndoted nt Sntuidnys meeting ' Chat Will I. s in Noilli l'aik. Sp,'tl In Thrt World I VINITA, July II. Two and n I half rarloadn of chat were received Monday with which to build walks In North pink. Under the park ronitnlsMtoiicr svsleni. whlih the cltv adopt, d two ycniM ago, the twol.uce li.tiks of Hie e'llv havo been greatly ilnploved and tlinde to present III,' ipp.'.iram of real pleasure grounds and beauty spotn. tleiie Ihml'di.u t and John Nichols nro tho commlii sloiit rs. New lloinl I'm ii'i I lit III NorHic,i-ti'i II I "-is'tion of .spite -'rll to I I,. W ,,, , In I' .' ' 'I . .1.1 ,,. II. t I'l . I I' -I " nut ' . 1 log In i'ii .i ni ic ii n,l ,ii Hit; protnli. taptil ib cli.jiiiii tn. I I of KAN.'IAS. .luh . I H. in Krntlll ' llloll Is twit ' I'i i .in of t he I I ict that a i h ii I, r bus In , n granted t.' a ftroiip of Miihhmk apltallsls beaded bv Hi, gi'iii'i.il man.iKer nnd X Ice.pic.idoiit oi' tin. K , O. ,X O. railroad, to be known ns tho Okla noma and Ai Kansas Itnili mnl com tin , for the Mill. ling of a railroad from Halliin, okla, in Kansas, ejklu Tho proposed load will Intersect the couniv line on tin. w.n alumni midway it.in n ull .i tub im irslng 1 1, ti Milli).. ,,f ulii, ,i:ufii I. mil, slid also a beiuh 1 1 1 n I I Sixi.i Viills the i:niiln'. fllis.'Ui in Thu W oriil. ITiNCA CITY. July !. It. V. Hony, local malinger for two nnri of tho Umpire Kcflnliig company's plant, unlay Hiinouncnd his resig. nation, effective August 1. Hear was formerly manager of the plant at Independence, Kan, but was ti iinnfiri id hem ivhcn the wnik be. Mai' or no ruing I lie Indcpeinli'in t'lniit wli'i th, one at I'niii a Cln M, l bil tn , n Wl b llle Hlliplle f.n riiciimiiiila I'iiIIous 0s'mtlon. I . .1 . II W ml I l n.M'A CITY. Julv 21 -8.Tllow. ing a siirctyiiln has iu"d thrt death .r the len-ni'inths old daughter f W. H. Heavers of Kaw City, tin enmity. The rhlld underwent an opi'MUnn nnd tho pin was removed, after belar located by -V-ray, I'U pneumoniii fevsr followed nnd doatii ciimo yesterday In a hospital. Horned bv (ia-ollno Slemx, HpSrlal I,, I l:r Willi. I. UIN(l.'ISIIHIt, Julv SI. Mrs, II.. in le. llxliig in the north part ol town, was badly burned yesterday wlnn the irs'inlliie stnvn rnught on fin while sin- wai preparing Hie im,. in i ,v im ii Toe bum Is not Hn.iii.'l.i I.. In. si i lulls i Itoliert A. Mellliney rilliejllll Iilleetor !IJ1 8. Mnln Ph. .in- (,lsge l!ll l,MI Adit. I'AWIIl'.SKA, July 21. Charging that sin was forcibly thrown from her bed by her husband whlio In a fit of anger, Hello Hanyan has filed milt for divorce against W. A. Han yan. Hho also charges that Hanyan beat her with his fist and other wise abused her, finally ejecting her from her home. llege I'll II Ion Dcrectlvc frwlil i . Th Wnrlit WYANDOTTK. July 21. Alleg ing that the petition ulrouWto 1 ,n school district No, 25 did 'not bear the signature of half tho i oteivi and that notlcis wero not mailed to each voter as required by laiv, D. Wil son and W. I. Long havo filed ult In district court against County Su perintendent Harry Ualllnrjn-, c.ik Inc dissolution of Consolidated Pchnol district No. 1, recently cre ated hero by a merger of 'Iv.i ad joining school dIMrlcts by a voto if the people nt a special eles-tici call cil In response to petitions fiUd. Tiiin-ferri'il to Okmulgro. Spe-clal tn Tho World. i'AWHL'.SIvA. July 21. James W ILson, manager of tho local Went-1 ern union Telegrapli office, has been appointed superintendent of the main and branch offices a. Ok mulgee, nnd will bu nuccCeded here by J. i:. Andrews. I 'author Miiilii Drunl. nnd I Aft lei Horrible I "ate' on '1'rack. Spnrlal tn TI Win tit. l'AWIIt'l'KA, July 21. With arms and lcg. outspread acroi-s tho path of the loaded freight cars. In a man ner which Indicated Intent of foul play, Hob 1'antlier, an Osage In dian, was found by the police last night unconscious from drink. When arrested he charged two white boys with luivlng ciioseil him' to Imbibe too fii'cly of loaded hair tonic, and had no recollection of going nenr the sidetrack. j Chief of Police Cates nnd Officer j Mayors were on a still hunt In the negro section when they stumbled across Panther when a section of freight car were being shunted ell rectly in lino with his body. The two boys have been arrested pending nn investigation. 1'anlli.er's narrow es cape caused him u Severn shock when he learned thu circumstances nnd with repealed promise's to the pollro nnver ngaln to touch hair tonic, or any other alcoholic stimu lant, he was given his freedom with out punishment. Countv Welfare Homo. SpocUl to Tho WnrlJ. MIAMI, July 21. The value of tho county welfares home establish ed hero several months ago has been abundantly shown, and It has al ready outgrown It quarters. Tho management is necking a larger building. The present one contains only 10 rooms, and at least 30 aro said to bo needed. Kllli d bv I'allruir Slab. SprcUl tn The World. CAUOIN, July 21. A fatal nc rident occurred Tuesday morning at Mlno No. 1 of tho Kkelton Iad & Zinc Co. In this city, whereby C. O, Hllss, a shoveter, was lnwtant ly killed when wtruck by a lal'ilmt slab. Ilo was a widower, 45 years old, and la survived sy two chll- slrcn. Two carloads melons Just arrived, salo by grower. 20 to HO lbs. Whole sale ami retail, sweetest melons grown. Prices reasonable, 323 Kast Klrst ctrcet. Advt. Minneapolis 2L 4 St. PcSUl pe in miles f in time BocklslaiidUnes Kansas Cibj Further reduction' in 1imeJuln24 Superior Serince-Shorter SchecU ules Trains built entirelij of steel Kansas City Short Line Special Lu. Kansas Cilij 2:25 p.m. Ar. Dos Moines 9:30 p.m. Ar. St. Paul 7:15 a.m. Ar. Minneapolis 8:05 a.m. Short Line "Express Lu. Kansas Ciiq 11:30 p.m. Ar. Des Moines 7:05 a.m. Ar. St. Paul 3:40 p.m. Ar. Minneapolis 4:20 p.m. Famous Rock Island dining- cav service tor aiL meais Oamfort and CaurtesiLar? our fellow h'avelers onhe Uock LslaTid H. t. HUltJT, Tr, Til. 4 Pm. Aejt., Soek liUod Unti, l 0 Mio Btdq. Tub., Okli. On Main at Fourth To the men who seek something beside a a low price Our July Sale of Men's Clothing Will Bring Most Interesting News Continuing to offer our entire stock of high grade Hot Weather Clothing Included arc Society lirand and Stein-Hlnch Sjnart CloUtcs Less Than Regular Price AT Embracing our immense stock of thrcc-piccc spring suits in tin's sale. Thoy are practical weight for year 'round wear at a decided saving of one-third off. Unusual Reductions in Our July Sale of Oxfords INCLUDED ARE Hanan & Son and James A. Banister Finest Quality Oxfords 58.50 and ?'J White Ox fords, now at $13.50. ?15 and $1G.H0 Oxfords GA UK Pi.Oti now $11 and $12 Oxfords now $10 Oxfords now $8.45 $7.45 $6.45 $7.r0 Oxfords, now $5.45 These Are Extraordinary Oxford Values Now in 'Full Swing, Our Semi-Annual Sale of Manhattan Shirts $2.50 and ?3 Shirts now . . $.5.50 $:,75 Shirts now . , ?4 Shirts now $4.50, $5, $5.50 Shirts , Manhattan Soft 50c Soft Collars, now :55c, 35c Soft Collars, now . . . $( and $0.50 Shirts now . . . and Other Well Known Makes $2.15 $2.85 $3.15 $3.85 $4.55 $7 and $7.50 r Shirts now . . . tPeJ.Ut) $6.85 $8, $8.50, $10 Shirts now Collars iKcduccd three for $1.00 25c Notable "Specials From the Boys' Department For Friday and Saturday's Sailing Every mother should take advantage of those tremen dous offerings: Children's $1.25 and $1.75 Kompcrs, HkO choice I OK Children's $2 and $2.50 Hompers, Gp choice VOs Children's $3 Wash Suits, Tke. $1.45 Hoys' $2.50 and .$ Gen ii i n e 1' a 1 rn 1! e a c h J'aiits, choice . . . $1.85 Sec Our Window Display for These Exceptional Values NO SALE GOODS CHARGED PALACE CLOTHIERS lb 8 Li i This Advertisement Is Rich in Savings for Careful Shoppers Vandevers Final Clearance of All White Org and ij Dresses at 33 f-3 Reduction Our entire remaining stock of white Or gandy tlresses, K) in all, beautifully em broidered in while and' colors. Many, different attractive styles to choose from. Made of elni good quality Or gandy. This i.s unusually early for such drastic reductions on white Organdy frocks but the need for room compels us to move them at once at 33 1-3 per cent Reduction. Former values, $25 lo $.10 'I lilul I'lnor Sport ami Street Suits, Friday and Saturday, Special, $19.75 Sports suits in red, green, combinations of red anil white, blue and while, anil rose and white. Navy blue street suits in tricotine and serge. Regular $-10 to $125, special, Friday aid Saturday only, at $19-75 Third I'lonr Women's Low Shoes, $3.85 W0 pairs women's summer footwear, in cluding kid, brown satin, gray, broVvn buck, baby Louis and French heels, broken lots; very special, pair $3.85 Sceeillil I'loor Kaysor Silk Gloves, Very Special, $1.33 Rroken lot of Kayser silk gloves, 1(1 - button lengths; colors brown, mastic, gray, white. Regular $2.25 values, Friday and Saturday, very special at. . .$1.33 Main I'hMir Swiss and Voilo Embroidery, 39c Fancy embroideries in Swiss and Voiles with hemstitched hems; 27 inches in width; regu lar $1.25 value; extra special, yard . ,r . 39c Fancy Shirting, $1.25 Extra fine quality and many beautiful anil new patterns; 32-inch widths, $1.5!) value; Friifay, special, at, per yard $1.25 Fancy Tissue Ginghams nt 39c ,'12-inch widths in hand some plaid checks; reg ularly sold up. to 85c; sjiecial Friday, yd., 39c 'CiMP. i 1 S Exceptional Value in Hosiery Main Ilisir Pilday ami Sat ii relay Women's Full- v Fashioned Silk Hose $2.95 In plain embroidery clocking, in black, white, Cordovan, rus set, and gray. Also plain chiffon in sil ver, polo gray, and African brown; val ues up to $5 ; special ;"."'?':. $2.95 Women's full fash ioned silk hose in colors of Cordovan, mi ll an Drown, run' set, gray ami black, pair. . Full fashioned silk hose, all colors, spO' cial, pair at Full fashioned silk hose in outsi. es, black only, on salo Friday, fry QK pair .... tpjt7J $2 silk $1.25 Balcony Specials FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Infant's Dresses $1.25 to $1.95 Stamped ready made dresses for infants, sizes 1 to 2 years: good quality batiste; prices, $1.25 to $1.95 Stamped Ten Toweli 25c and 35c Made from crash toweling, in assorted designs; makes very attractive gifts when completed. Boudoir Pillows, Spe cial, only $1.45 Ready m a d e and stamped boudoir pil lows on jiink batiste trimmed with fi 1 c t lace; simple designs; regular $1.75 value, special each . . .$1.49 New D. M. C. Em broidery Cotton A new shipment just arrived in both'G-jily nnd rope, size 5, per skein ... ,5c and 10c Ready Mado Stamped Rompers, 59c Made of good quality Repp and Poplin, stamped for em broidery; sizes 1 year lo !$ years; reg ular $1.25 to $1.!)5; very special at. .59c All Linen Handker chiefs 35c Women's beautiful hand embroidered handkerchiefs. rii;uliir fiUc Kiadei, Kllday, i a' h .1 for Sl.no, White Fairfax Handkerchiefs, 10c White Fairfax Kliumrork ionJ handkerchiefs, special, en. h Hie, 3 for t!,V. Unbleached Cotton Crash, 8c 1 1 Inches wide, medium quality, red border; vwy special Today, per yard. Mo Pequote Muslin Friday, 39c 115 inches wide, fully bleachi'd and cxi-i')U-iit iiialiti, tin d f fir pll!"W i.i''ei an. I rioee Is, in r y.ird I'i dm . . Store Hours M : ?fJ to .Villi SatiuelaiH H : :'. ( I to ll lltl 3G Inch Taffeta, Friday and Saturday, $1.19 30 - ill. Taffetas, blue and white and black and white checks, also flowered taffetas in light shades and plain colors in navy, brown, tan, gray, rose and henna. Extra special Friday and Saturdny, .yard ..$1.19 Fancy Georgette $3 Value, $1.49 40-in. fancy Georgettes, mostly dark colors all good patterns and good qualily for Hiimnipr dresses; regular $3.50; special $1.49 Plain and Fancy Tricolettc, $1.19 3(5-inch Tricolottes, in light tan, gray henna ami mole shades, both plain and fancy stripes; special $1.19 Cluny Laces, Special 39c Ecru colors in match sets 3 lo 4 inches wide, regular 75c value, on salo Friday, yard.. 39c Neckwear Specials Circular and Tuxedo collars, special, Friday, each 39c Sheer Organdy Collars; collars and vest; and collars and cuff sets, all styles, reduced 10 p:r cent. J Fancy Batiste nnd ' Flaxons, 19c Many attractive pat terns to select from. 32 in. widths, very special, per yard 19c Huck Towels, 39c Friday only, one lot of 10 dozen Huck towels, size 18x30, hemstitched borders, while they last each 39c 50c Linen Toweling, Special, 39c Kxlra Kond eiualltv all linen towellnK, IS Inches wlds; reuulir fine eiuallty, Kilday per yard 30o Children's Ibirher Sheui Hair (itllnu' im llobbln;; Ses-oiid I loor I 8 i '