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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 191S
BUDGETS EXCEEDED BY
ALL CiTY DEPARTMENTS
' Ju1lt of Honks of Formcr'Admlnls
(ration show Tulaa Is Now
llrnkr.
The rP"rt of the financial run.
Jlitii-n of lliB rlly, on which thn firm
nf 0'rickrtt. (JourU,man Crawford
Jiavo lurn woiklnir for the past mi
vcclis, rh submitted by the city
minmlsslnuers yesterday morning
find a special meeting will ho held at
1:30 o'clock thlH afternoon In which
to rolldiller It.
Tim report In quit vol u ml noun ami
Tiumbers more tlinn lot) typewritten
jiiikcm. It shows lh water depart
ment about 64,nno In debt and n
dteht ilescrlpanry In th" record of
receipt, of thn finance and revenue
department of $ I 74.
Thr report covers the period ol
the Simmons HdmlnlntrHiloii up to
the time the new administration whs
Inducted Ini i,rfro May 1 and the
purpose of lift vi riK the audit mode
was to show the exact condition of
the city nt thn time Mayor Hubbard
find his eollejfiteH took charRi.
The next,, result In to show the
ullpht rteBciepii(.y of f 174 mentloneil
uhove. which will probably , he
utrnlKhtencd nnd adjusted npori a
further InvcHtlKiillou of the revenue
and finance department.
Finance Cnninilsslimt'r II. F. New
Mock, when asked yesterday what
notion hud heen taken or would
bo taken toward tldltiK the city nv
eminent until the new taxes aro
available, nlii led thn I arrange
ment had been made with the banks
to cash the cltv warrant fn rth
lievt two or three month. at the
nut of which the funding bonds
to cover th amount of tho Indebted.
uc will he Issued.
This will amount to ahout 175.000,
or ahout the same amount, he. Mild,
of funding bonds iHHued hy the Him
ninns adiulnisli at Ion when It took the
relna two yeara aKo.
Heavy Increase In the cost of the
city government, due to the itenerfil
raise In salaries of firemen, police,
men nnd office help as well uH "II
city hihor, the commissioner mild.
Was the fa nan of the expenditure
running hchlnd the trpounta set aside
In the hiidset for eh oh depni tmrnt.
An effort will he made before the
excise, hoard to net Pinter allowances I
OIL FIELD STRIKERS
SHOULD GOTO WORK
r?r wrrawrTOf's w lOUiL ttrionirfrtyLL rare
ia . "i i.iitiDLiiv. - j 1 1 . .I-,, i I. , , ,, i . wo i
fLTT!T-n mrnrfrm i.......tJ3
.is jAJi.it Mjiijn, i
Workers Will lose Confidence of I;
tiovcriiinenl If Tliey Hinder
l'rnducllon.
i :,.i
r.ollerninkerM nod lion workeri of
the Oklahoma-Kansas oil field.! who
have hern on nrlkc simc June 1.
MllINt Kit luif'k to Wnlk'Oll the oil
for the various department for the "" "" nlalhy ''f'"1,'
rnmine venr The irenerril ex oenneH i " ' iiuirni ,
of the city government now ure
ahout nr.. 000 n month
SUMMER SCHOOL AT HIGH
SCHOOL MAY BE FAILURE
ai-rorillfiu to W . ;
' iho Ani'-rl ;itt l';r'tri nnttn i-c' Ion. ,ifU
who HHN In TulMt y's'T,y. .-
Ahuiit ilitff thmiKiiii'l wnrknifn 'l
:rr nrrTt-i, Mr l'.usy l .11 nil, ' ..rJ
nr.. I hi h u p 1 mi r t (if hi't (MMttt-ntlnn iki
th.it th wirllffiM onhl rcn-tvf lti-'i'.j
tiu nv mfft i v tmW'-iH lli-y went Imrk !
to wor k ami iiki''--! tf. nrhitr itlon,
or hiH ru hurhrrH w hit h rcinln iih 1 j'j
f O I I O W H . 1 1
r1l ('"flll'ltl'T frf
Once you start saving War Saving Stamps, you will not stop. Start today
une Sale of White
Women eager to save on their Summer Apparel are taking
advantage of the many money-saving values offered-
Sm1l KnrlliiH'ril 'Miniilrnt la ( nil
tr Him !." MMihIIiik
rntli Si-hhIoiih.
l)ann for 'hp Kiitnrrirr hool nt
thn high nrhonl hnillluK h;i' imt
yt-t ntaf''rtuh:'.r(l, nlthouKh
far in1y (.11- tarht-r x ' "nfirrio mv l-h-j:r.iiM of June V He
in .i.l.Ufh.n. !o M.hs mm I I ... .,,,0.,,,. u,,r lh,.r
""11 1 , 1 11.11 nu ll 'ii'iui'i remi 11 III , uj
wi.ik pcii'liinf ili'i l..ioii iinil that fni- ':j
pl'i ers hhuiil l aree to make any i
"IIiiitIi I'r.ivne,
the V .11 jl,.ti-.l 1 l-!l l
lll-W Imji-:,i f,,riin d li
Tower, the prlncloiil. Twenty pu.
plla hiwe 1 1 cMli.lli'd tin the mini-
iner course
It w.ib '(Uim.nneed yemeidaj lh:il
liiflrti' lions . otild not he riven In
ci,iMien liiivliu 1111 1 mi inltneni under
five. Miner only the I i-'h In eh'u"
hiiud and lypi wrltini: h im this num.
her. In all i.rohiildllty the ni.a wl.l
h" Riven up
A aumrncr hool course tor itmhI-
Bclirml HtllilenlH IK hell I,' nffere.l al
the lliiiaee l II 11 n Mchnol. TI.eli all'
now lnu atteiiitiim.
m Hi
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Undermuslins Claim Delightful Attention
and well they micjht for such crisp, fresh garments, so beautifully fashinnoH
and daintily trimmed with laces, embroideries, ribbons, etc., are most unusual
at the prices we're able to quote. Gowns, pajamas, envelope chemise, bloom
ers, etc., in a host of new effects.
Corset Covers.
lyT ' '' i. nia"i"iiiiwiiia"i' Jinitw
H
im'Ti'.im' ci.inleil effective from d.tte
of demand lie nlm nayH that
neliher hln hoard nor war hihor
heard will conelder demanila for In
' " ""'"i rniiii men who are on etrlko.
They nIhiuIiI firt return to work.
'1 he men nr their i rprcHcntntlvea ran
Bei-ure i on f i i-iii,i t j nn hy w lnnir him
I at WaHhliiKtun."
din i
POSTAL RECEIPTS DURING
FfSCAL YEAR SHOW GAIN
Hot Weather
Styles in
Footwear
We have what you want when
you want It and at thn
loweHt pOHKihle prtceB.
Nil cloth Hoot, hlKh covered
hrelM; a 5 . f . 0 value (lrt Qf
our price tpO.ifJ
Nu cloth Hoot, military heel;
III value, our Q P
price ilH.Oi
Another atylr; a $1 vnlrte:
prlc. ... $3.00
Nn-cloth I'limpH, hleh covered heela, 5 tfJQ QT AN1J CO CF
ruhher heel; (l value; tj '
Z $1.95
ft
4
is
"Walk I'ltnlnlrH unit Snvp,jYollar"
value; our pice
While Nuhtick Sport Oxford",
our price
ChnnipiKtie color t"nnvu Bpott Oxford
3 vnluc; our prlco
Hole
ruhher heel and
EXTKA fijFHCIAIs A few palra of an Ivory Kid Hoot, cloth top
to milieu, covered liecl, turn aole; a regular $8
while they Hint at only
:.':,:,:v'$a.95
ltcf lpts Tolnl J.IB.l.noo.e to Manh !'j
:ti: AdiiuKv (f uh 2-3 I'cr j Jtj
f Important
Wc sivo you a tip to read this
column dally, an Items limed
here must tie extra otdinaiy
viiluea to iret In. In bhiio' in
Htuncea lnt- are limited and
will not laxt throiii'li'iut the
day, ho we advlMe curly m1i.! -I'liitf.
I J' I
I cm VilvuiM'o Over 117.
The beat evidence of a rtty'a com
mercial growth la conceded to he a
comparative Miiitenunt of poat office
receliiln, Thla heln the enae there
la eveij- Indkallon that Tulaa haa I 0
expanded, in a commercial aenae.isJ'!
more than 06 2 3 per cent In the'M
year ending May 3:, 1I1H. V
I "oat office rreclpta for Mav lil? rj
nmousiteil to IS4.041.ltO. For the
aame month, HIS, they were $3!.-'N
-i4.jn. Thla la an increaae of ! M
IS iiOO fiO, tif courae, the eatah-1 U
l!NtllriL ivf Oik l.r.nl vn I I .. , . ! I .'
had a nrt deal to do with thta ln-i!.
ASK VOI R FHIIINDS AUDIT t S
Tulsa Upstairs Sample Shoe
Parlor
OITORITIS KHK.SS'
OVKH PAIiACK
TIIKATKIt
SI9H HHTII
,,M.l. KT.
"That's Good, By Hek"
All your life you have heard that expression of
approval. "By Hck" is as old as the pyramids
and the last word from the Sphinx was "A drink
of HEK ere I sleep."
He ftuynl for a Coo J Drink
Yes, the ancients had a brew of cereals and its
name was HEK. That's where the name came
from but the HEK of the ancients Was a crude
pulpy liquid where HEK of today ia a pure, clear,
health giving, non-intoxicating beverar.c full of
vigor and vitality.
HEK is not a near anything. It is HEK, the
cereal brew of the ancients Americanized
brought down to date-HEK is good for allfor
every man, woman and child.
tt'a a Good Drink-BUY HEK
Diatributcd by
Hale - Halscll Grocery Co.
TuIni, Okla. rhotie -IH8
torn i
mi
rirnL -$22$ y,.BULMuftum - -
fflZfrm W&xA t-Wmll INSTANT if
s-ClmM ry just rtSht just
' .1?'VK A tsBtfiSsWI I enough. NO WASTE
X
Itrently In favor of the rtty'a Krowlhif?
hnvln heen Increaaed to the intent i"!
of at leant 80 per Cent In ,the l.iat I r 1
year, u "ll
Aa'nn example of the growth of i
poatal recelpta In the Tulaa office M'l
the laat year the follnwlnc atale- .
ment hy quurtera mav he taken na
Indicative of the healthy character
of the bualneaa:
Quarter
$76,737.i.
ending
ending
ending
Jie 30, 1917,
Kept. .10, 19)7,
I '. 31. .191'
March If. loin.
Quarter
J7fi.HU:! 66
Quarter
II lft.220.fi.
Quarter enilltiK March J
ll"4.04taa
Total for flacal yeiy. $.196.300 gj
'7RADETNrSA,rMbvE $
STARTED BY RETAILERS S
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For Wcilm wlay Only.
Main uhiii'. 1'oll.ailot Cur
tain Swlae. rnod oualitv :HI
Inehea wide. ery
apei-ial, the rtyd. . . .
27c
riYfli Moor.
Kmf lnl Nil nf IHirli-pnuli1
. W till jmtm In 1u"-hu tt'H anl
t tt)nc out. Oh; rul
:,' 49c
All-IJnm AnpMns, Jiaml r a 1 -4ihm1
"?irul 1'iiilir'tltttTi I ; not
nf fifx in Ikix. Just : lnni! I
ii tint hr. V'i'ry
Hpt'CJ.tl Ut
$1.75
Aluminum li'iral ( Krkcr(
rjnart kizo,
Hirnr out
Ht
few lpfi
$1.48
rinMcnicnt
Plnniid'a l.lliiu Toilet Wnlers.
Not over two to a
ruatunier. r!polal . .
Main I Moor.
89c
Gowns,
Envelope
Chemise and
Petticoats
M.n!f nf f ir nainsooks,
Irttnmf'i with ait)ty filet
ami vaU'rul'Tir laron antl
nru'andv nic.lalljnrir S(H'-
;-rrt29c l" $3.50
l'oiirlli l loor "
of .Mi.siin, Nainsook. Ilatlste, cut
(ii regular coraet. atyle, othera with
rit'tiiMi nhoulder atrapa, lace and
enihriiiderc-d trimmed also; Mind
einliroldcred Ofi. 'o
Special ut
29c to $2.95
E. M. C. Athletic Union
Suits. for women, made of fine quality
luce, striped nainsook. Special
r: 98c t0 $1.69
Separate Drawers.
of Mualin, Nainsook and Batiste In
open and closed atylea, some plain
tailored trimmed, othera finished
In fine Val lacea. embroidery, me
d.illlona, etc. Ofi '
Special at
" .29c 10 $350
Envelope. Chemise;.
of white or pink batiste and voiles,
some cut on corset cover atylea.
othera with rlhbon shoulder atrapa.
trimmed with dainty J- ftr
lacea. Special ()lit)
Women's Bloomers.
of pink nnj white liatlste. also eo
clety Voile, some trimmed In blue
chain stitching, elastic band at
waist and knee. to flO
Special at ... OyC yOC
Two-piece Pajamas.
Made of white Windsor crepe with
low neck, aleevelcsa, trimmed with
pink hemstitching, Spn-
cJal at
::r $1.95
Special Values in
Laces and
Embroideries
Orcandlc l'lniinclntts with Ven
ice and I'.aliy Irish lace inset,
27 and 45 Inches wide. In dress
patterns only ut ONK-TII1KD
Oil',
Urgnmllf anil Batiste Flminr
lnus In beautiful desisns for
afternogn dreaaea, 45 Inches
wide, perlul the t CQ
yard LOV
Oritandlc and Hatlsto I Iouik
iniis. 27 Inches wide for chil
dren's dresses. Special CQ
tho yard Owl
l'lh't Ijiiv nnd Inwrtloti, 3 and 4
Inches wldo. Special tho - A.
yard .. 1UU
4l!io lot of Val, Tnrclicoii,
I'llet iMctn nnd Insertions,
aperlal the Qn
Ul
Siond Kbair.
yard
(mpnlft-n for Ikmrflt ut I.ol Sler
clui'iui In ho Laiinclicd Wed.
ncsday Mtcht.
Tho "Trade In Tulsa" campalun.
which the llotall .Merchants' aaao
cinilon has heen leoiKanlrlng for
sevrral months, will he formally
.nunched tonight at a luncheon of
the association to bo held at tho V
w. a
tlet rv:e V. In y, formerly of St.
Mi ilia. Imt who expects to make thin
city Ida home, will outline the cutn
palKt). He has been encased In con
duct It. I'rccidltiK the luncheon a
mcctlnit of the newly elected direct
ors of the uuoclallon will be lici t In
the toon s of the fhambcr of I uni
merce. at wtilch offlcera will he
chosen for" the rrsulnT year. From
this nieetlmt the merchants w; Rl)
In n body to the Y. M. f, A. for the
luncheon and the after-ineeUn to
follow.
Some Very Attractive Values in"'
Summer Wash Fabrics
Here we have only spare to mention a fci of the many good values.
In Just the mntcrlals you are wantlns for, shinier gannonta. A visit
to the Wash Cioods section will reveal to you a way to have a new
frock or waist or skirt at a very small expenditure.
Fancy Colored Batiste.
A vnst assortment ofjthls popular and inexpensive material shown in
a complete ranee of colors and combinations, 30 inches wide IQp
special the yu
Fancy Skirtings.
Wanted, Good, Steady
Dog. Cop; Profiteers
Alfrf Not Step Forth
Shown In black nnd white plaids, also In white grounds with rose or
im, mrln.i 36 Inches wide. Speclsl the
yard . .
39c
About the only Job remalnlnir
lo he filled by the new city ad
ministration Is that of "do
catcher" and the commissioners
took this under consideration at
their meeting yesterday nierninir
To Ret a Miik catcher" who will
stay on the Job has been a dif
ficult matter . heretofore. Pre
vious nppointeiwt. it was stated,
have shown (treat activity when
they first take the office, hut
after' they have once rounded
up all the stray canines and im
pounded them at great profit to
themselves, thev unit the Job.
Some of the "iIhr catchers"
have made as hi-, na I4i0 a
month, Commissioner M. J. Mc
Nulty, Jr. stated, then after bavins-
"arrested'' all the "loafimt"
can I ncs and collected fines from
their owners, would ipiit work.
It vtna decided that tin' new
"dou catcher." whenever he ts ap
pointed, shall nut lie permitted to
cullect more than half the Im
pound money due him until the
end of the 5 ear. the other half to
be kept in rsTinv as a Kiinrantee
on his part that he will stay ,n
the Joti and keep the duK law en
forced the year tnund. At the end
of the year he will he paid the re
mainder thnl ia due him.
A. ,M . Welch, humane officer,
tiMkcd the c"nimissiu.ners for the
immediate appointment of a
"catcher," saving that the city la
overrun w.th canines of evcrv
breed antl a:.e and there is much
rmnpliimt among the citizens.
Shirtings.
A cotton and silk Phlrtlnc of Rood quality which washes easily. sMnrvn
"In a comprehensive variety of colorings and patterns, 3S HQt
1
inches wide. Special the yard
Beach Cloth
Vopular or skirts and suits, very serviceable, shown either In plain
colors or fancy stripes and plaids. 36 Inches wide. Special rf
the pard OVK,
Exquisitely Dainty White Materials
For Every Purpose
Krcsh, new, cool-looking fabric for frocks, skirts,
blouses, underjraniients, children's 'wear etc., that
will appeal to tho woman who"' makes her Jjwin
clothes,' and they are "more attractive now oA' ac
count of their present pricings during ttii sale.
While Ijiwns, 30 Inches wide, special the
yard
India I.lnen, 311 Inches wide, fine sheer
quality, the yard
While SherroU, 36 Inches wide, very ser
viceable, special the yard
Plain White Voile, 40 Inches wide, finely wj- OQ
von, soft finish, special the yat(4. M' iUs
Kncllsh Xnlnsook, 32 Inches wide, fine qual- fO
ity, special the yard Ols
9c
17c
23c
10
$2.98
$3.49
17c
$2.19
Sill lain ml NnlnsnoU, 36 Inches wide,
yards to the bolt, special at
Oynmn Nainsook, extra fin'Vuallty, 10
yards to tho licit, special
Sea Island Nainsook, 44 inches wide, fine flQ AQ
quality. 10-yard bolt, special 0J0
Inis riiil IsuiKclnth, chamois finish, special
tho yard
IaiiiscIoiIi, 3 inches wide, 10-yard bolt
special . .'
nine lllrd Nainsook, 3 6 Inches wide, very OAn
finily woveji, special the yard OV
riiucy Sliwp While t.oods. 27 Inches wldo, In vast
assortment cf patterns, including stripes, Ol
checks and dots. Special the yard 6dW
Fancy Voiles, 3'! inches wide, in pretty, daln- PQ.
ty patterns. Special the yard OUK
Shlrtlnc .Madras. 31 Inches wide, shown In various
patterns for men's shirts or women's QOi
blouses. Special the yard OtC
l'llsse Crone, a crinkle rrepo for undergarments,
Special the
29c
27
shown in white and colors.
yard 4-
I'lincv (.alaicn. shown In fancy sport stripes
inches wide. Special tho 27C
While Viiplln. very fine weave, mercerlxed quail's',
30 inches wide. Special the yard
White Sklrtlnir. 36 inches wide, plain and fancy
weaves, extra special the yard
White I.lnen Suitlnnr. 36 inches wide, soft finish
crash, very serviceable. Special the yard
Ivory I.lnen Suiting. 43 inches wide, a very de- (JJ-J -I Q
siruble and serviceable suiting. Special the yard tpl.li
Second lloor
19c 7"v .v.ry
29c br-Sr
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Fifth and Main Streets
Phone 6060
Mail Orders given
prompt attention, fill
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to you prepaid.
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ABEL'S WORK TEAM CALLED ; INTRODUCTION OF WHISKY
T.7-7. ,J GETS MAN IN FEDERAL NET
I.IISIIII'SM .,CII HO III UHllll I H I"
to Help Save Wheat.
Attired in overalls and similar
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LOCAL ENLISTMENTS LIGHT
efficient uniforms, the team of Tulsa
business men-harvesters, captained
hy liev J W. Abel of tde Kirst
Methodist church, opened the attack
nf Tulsa county wheal, fields yes
terday afternoon. They were mobi
lized at 3 o'clock and an hour later
were in the fit-Ids midway beiween
Tulsa and Itrnken Arrow.
Following is. the ju-is nnel of the
Abel team:
C. I' Myers. .1 W. Hod ires. N'. R.
?Ardock. (I M IVwiin, Hr W. It
Harris. I'. .1 Mur.-iy, A A Kemp.
Hrrt Kiihens F. F. lira. ten, K A.
iluise, (i V. Ke.ss-!rinjr. F O, Cavitt.
K. W. Jacobs, C. 11. Table. Dr. .1.
K. Scekat.. 1' I,. I'nce. fharles
Haley. 11. dt. Williamson. F. M Ten
in 11. .1 H. Me.ie'rve, F. J. llildt, Mr.
Merrlken.
()nr FnMii'h, t'osden rmploie,
(harucd With Hrlnclng
'Half I'lntj in State.
I'lirollment of 1918 Class for Draft
llolievcil Kesponsihle.
Tuesday's enlistments In tho army
and navy were Huht. due to the fact
drunk that the boys of the 1918 class are
Woolworilt Man Arrive.
KUtcri M. Jones, who will he con
nected with, the Woolwor'h sore
soon In lie opened in Tula. arrived
Monday from Austin. Texas. Me
will have charge of plans for the
opening of the s'.orn.
whfskv a: Sprmtf ie!d, M
canseil iis. ar l-'rencn, an eniploie of
the I'oi'lcn cumpany, in the fieid. to
be placed under fl.Oi'O bond for the
craml jury n! its next term:' French
arid V. fl. I:-ers. nn employe of a
local F'larksmith shop, were tried
yesterday afternoon before Commis
sioner I. II Wilkins on the rharce
of introducing liquor into Indian
ciointri'. They were caught by Of--fieers
Mains iind Clibaon. special of
ficers in ,lhe cmi'loy of the. Frisco'
nulroa-l. on the moi-nlnn of ohe sixth
when they were Retting Ejuff the
wronj; side of the train.
It was admitted hy French that
he owned the booze, and that Divers,
out of kindness, had helped him off
the train with It nt Tulsa without
beinR aware of what the s-iitccses
rontuined. The case against Divers
was dismissed.
One hundred and slxty-elnht au
tomobiles on sale at Johnson s. 911
Fast Klghth, commencing June 15.
Adv.
Walt for the htij auto' sale, at
Johnson's June 15. Adv.
Assertion that ho was
he did not know what he was about ,ot permitted to enlist after having
whn he purchased ti liaif pir.ts of j
The foltowini: enlisted In the army:
Charles Mritrirs. 80s South Huston.
and Itobert Alspauyh, 1506 Fast Jef-
fersnn. The former enlisted in the i
engineering corps and the latter in i
the medical department.
Onnrnnteod cars at Johnson's Ills
Snle. 911 East Kightu street. June
li. Adv.
Tulsa
Electric
Shoe Repair
Co.
S07 S. HOSTON
20 W. SH'OXD
Try the Ooodycnr
Khoo Il iNilrlnj
Ostein.
Tiirhn with Shnr-ons
The acme of KyeKlass I'erfec
tion. Torlc lenses give the eye
the very best results, and with
"Shur-on" mountings do away
with all the discomforts of eye
glass wearing. Come in and let
us explain their merits without
any obligation.
DR. I. ANGSTREIC1
OPTOMETRIST.
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