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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY G, 1920
CRIME DOCKET IN
DISTRICI UUUKi
CITY BRIEFS
BAPTIST REVIVAL
DRIVE IS BEGUN si
C'lVltj .It'IlY t.rm K'B.m fHtiT
tlay in illMtrlot court No. 1 Judite
Owen Owen presiding, and thin
iiinriilnir .llnlcn John I. Coffin. in of
. r',..mnnmii! I Hindu's enmity. Miecliil Judge, will llll'li'll nni ? n ira
Trial ol i asca vu.n...v b In clv (loclu, ......... w..ho
noforc Judge Cole -- ,, Members for L
" . ..i.T,. i PETITIONS ror nivnrcn were men frill rulinc
Tuesday. mm .iiftrlut and superior courts ywi. I VIlUlUlCh.
I Iprrlnv liv the folliitvtni: uliilntlf f : .
I Martini Thrushsr ociilnst Henry I.. I ..U1 ,,.. p. lh. ,,.., ,,f
I Thrasher, Uthel Christie utmliist,,, ,...,,., '..,
Art illr f ir st c: Mnyill .MOtltttCIl ""' i
M oimrrli.
W O 11
PRISONERS ARRAIGNED
Addition
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Set.
ready
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to
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nrl.nnrrs
via nru r iiiwi-
tf, UOIC in
So. 2 oeunn a ''
ui docket, which will
nil week Hi Fobiuury.
I he ileiennanis. mo
ini'iu and me tna
ur.. in aililltlon to
!.,, i tin iicrenuaiiis
';r';,;,. ("r,; nna.pn.-d and the trial
"1 ti-e-r nnd Mamlo Hicks,
(".'v.i to Wliie..1uy; l.owU
rv (i and l:d licker. larceny of
?',c'. f'Tiner 24. hours
?Tm'( ! "er plead not itullty. trl.il
.,v "(I otto llallard. murder.
nn"L . . i, ,..,( not set; J. H.
. v - .1,, 1nrruiVi
i oXl l.d Ucnv. conjoint robbery.
'V... rMMff kllllnff
UB.llnsl Hubert A
I-..
1'OUTKtl Mi:KICH. oho of tile men
chawd with robblnK tin- Kumlillnn
plaru ovor tliii (Irund tlii'aler on thi'
tiluht of September HO entered a
plea of not Riillly nt hi" arraignment
before .1 tint Ion H. C Maxey yester
day nml wax committed to Jail tinder
lionil cf 1 3,000 foi iirt'llmlimry henr
In Friday. I
I'UHUMINAKY hearings In tho
fnllowlnr rases are net before Justice
II. J. tlray toilny: lli'ttle ltoynohls,
Iiirreny of automobile, Delia and
nrlxtin Cn'etdo. Riautl larri'tiv: Mrs.
Wilson, robherv; Fete Williams,
burglary; Charles Reynold, iir
ony of nlltoinoblle; Jnrk Dcvne, pin
Itpizlumvnt; V. IS. Swlrard. embej
zlemonti Jim O'Dell and William
llrown, larceny of domwilo nnlinals.
At'HIT or Till: rounly bookn for
nn approximation of tho amount of
money duo tho county fur drnlnniro
J4 hours to work In both Lynn Jnt and Fryo
tinvtiBlilpH, from tho Interior depart
ment. Indian nervlco. was ordered
domestic bv the board of Tulfa county t-nii-
1 . ..I... ... Innll'iri' VI!: I tt.loull.llnru ,nu t n fll fl V Tltd IflV'nrt1-
iv.i w irinmRton nault, not RUllty. i ment payM a portion of ton oxpnnseB
i tnr iirv i:imnr Kroomnn and of farm dralnaiio on allotteil inntU,
sub.iequeut to iliofemoral oi me ie
fitrlctlnnH which allows thu allottco
to dispose of the property.
robbery.
. . t.ir i.,rv
. . rr... ,.l,n. ( iinlolnt
"rm.r ilrt In jail. IbMm'h bond of
'iuued J t'llne and Klmer Illack,
burelary not guilty, set January 23;
fiforje Smith, robbery, net January
V Uray Reboo and I.eland Swift,
i: i...nv tint eiilltv uh to Onboe.
,,,, ,...,. ;"- AAA
trial February nuia kuuu ,v
-fnrfelteil and bench wnrrunt iFSiiod;
itond mod at 10,000; Irwin John-
on, Pat Patterson anu r.mi .wirD,
ireeny or auio, oui
ohr.con, trial February, bonds of
m .n. a . I.nfili ii'iiff-nnlii
i.r.H hnnds fixed lit $10,000: A11I-
i
MAHRIAGR LICHNSKS wero Is
sued to the followlnu yesterday by
the rlcrk of dlitrlct court! Presley
C, Wells, 'J8, Chelsea, and Pauline
C. Smith, 19, Plcher; Kwoll T. John
hoii, MoAlester, nnd Vernn K.
Wrnn, 7, Tulsa; lirorott Carter, 25
nnd Hdlth Maples. 'J2ynnd SprlnRs;
William Adams, 27, Tulsa, and Mar
tha H. Cornelius, 23, ChlraRo III.;
Itobert 1 Wilson, 34, and Oussle
Fultdn. 32. Tulsa. IJavn Miller. 35.
Todij's schedule koos like this
10:00 a. in. Mm meeting.
First llaptlst church. Hour lead
it, 11 l Kimhlng. lisvotlonal. Dr.
II. II. 11a Hey.
10:S0 a m Solo, 1). I). Hush
ing'. Selection campaign tnulo
(l ti a r t t. Iteporta from the
cliurchcr .
II h m -lnplratlonal rmoii,
Dr. W I.. U.iai,
N'non lloui Talks In sbons and
fuolorlus, Jr. W. U Head.
7.30 p in Livantiellsttc setv
Ices, all churches.
Tils cKiiipaiRn. which hs In en In i
proRress smie Siinda. showed Im
mediate riiilt on Mint tin ,i ,i
20 additions to !oim ohuili.' In
line mnn no'ed ielvullsi". ri i
constructs c wink for the Iii'urc in
ilia form of church addition Is done
by Ihe 14 ck.inKPiintH now in Trnm
who repronwiit the nni.'et ev.inRclls
tic orKaniKatp.ii In lie world
EQUAr PARTY SAY
ASKED BY WOMEN;
CONTIM'KI) KUOM 1MOK ONK.
(.erfieanl-at-arms for tho blR Juno
BatherlnR.
The commlttrc roled formnlly lo
ront tho Coliseum nfler Mrnnt Ora-
I. am a . a i 1 i H-r I Hi t I o.
inn c a, n cm. ! ne . Id- ! ,o '
I bin aiiduoiniin T' i wn a
he se itlng i .ipi '.I 3IS7s i, ivn.it
127 Hi 1!1 MfnMer (.r u mini
or blR hiMlrlries assured ti p
oimmltlen frmt there would lie i 1
i .,mcr lo convention delect, ti' iv
J i lid "Jireeent liMel prices."
llcniiCK Fuiii'iiil Will lie Toiln.i
Funeral services for Daniel S, lleti
nett, who died Sunday night at the
Frliico depot, will bo held al 2 p. Ill
today In the Mowbray dispel. Hev
0 V. KIIiir will otflclalu lliinal will
be In Huptllpd Mf Iti'lini tt Is un lied
by Ills wife, two cbildien. D.inl. l .tr
and MarRaret, living al the home ad
dress, 3ti .Willi Main, two sislcts,
Mrs John Chapman of Colorado
Springs, nnd Mrs. (I A Qtilnii of
I'lilladi Iphlii, IM .
CUT-PRICE
EYEGLASSES
ton ivy and Roy neais. niiorno . m, Venr ,,, 19 Tui,a; j. AV
notified to have defendants In court (1o,, 4 ,, ncssltf Odom, 19 OU
Wetlncsda" . . miilKce: Fonter II Perry. 3, Tulsa,
Elmer lllacK, ennnes iiarve mm . 8tron 24, itlrmlnR- I
,t nine buglary. set v eoruary .,.,..., A1.. . !,,,. i.-. Mortlock. 2.'
Lincoln, Neb., and Kmma I. Kell I
l. M Thompson and .v 'r. ueorge.
grai.d larceny. January 27; Oscar i
Adalngtn James woipito anu ivuy
fli&w. murder pt(vd not BUllty. set
i..nuarv 28. Percy Smith and Hoy
Ls-i .th. larceny of auto, set February
4 Tom Collins, larceny ot nuiomo
!l lc fet February 5. Pics Gill, grand
farceny trial February !
1UST TAXPAYERS PAY?
hlellvlcw McctltiK Tonlfiht -Mny Soho
Old Tanslc on Sower Prlix-a
Willi City Officials.
Over a year ago two sewers wcru
Installed In tho tlellvlcw addition.
roitlr.s J34.000 for one and JS0.U00
for the other A bhort time after tho
ers were completed a mcetlnK or
the taxpayers made a protest aRalnst
Ihe price of tho sewers .und suit was.
rotii;nt ngainst the city ot Tuisa ny
V. Whitney as chairman or tho
Uxpayerf The suit was finally
propped upon the city officials com-
ing to an agreement thai tnu ipies-
lion wjiiM be left lo u hoard or
Ihree men who were given authority
lo mase an examination or tho
mm tn order to estimate the cost.
' hii h was claimed tn bo exaccerat-
i Ttt holes wero inailo every 50
feet along each of the sewers and It
"M claimed bv iwo of thn member
if the board that the sewers might
rv cost approximately what tho
tonlractors claimed. Thcso two
hemleri were C K. OrlgRS, city en-
Uneer. and J. W SiindcrUnd. chosen
the third member of tho board
y the city rcpretcntatlvo und the
laxpayers' represenutlve.
ine iniM member of this arbltra
lion board was J W. Whltncv. chair.
i'ltn i of the taxpayers. The findings
iio oiner iwo members were ob
J" '.dnaljle to the taxpayers' retire-
f "n it unu u ig oeilevcil Hint some
nlatnn of the affair will conic out
r meeting tonight. The tnxpa-
- me meantime, are protected
a lemnnrnrv racl..ilnlnn
liKl.!, - w . v. t.t.iif, umci
ff-...vt I.IL'tcn'S IllO CUV lrn:i.n..r
, to''ccting tho taea levied to
Kor ihe erection of tho sewers.
TWELVE PERMITS ISSUED
il. II. Simmons Will Cntmtnirt Ilu-
Nl'W Itlfllll'IICOH.
Ilulldlni; permits worn Issued yes
terday for the construction of 12
ieldence several (turn Res and fo
repair work on n few older build
Ings. T)ie permits for new houi.es
In Tulsa follow:
I.. S. Thomas, 332 South Olllett,
J4.000: Adams & Walker, 1333 Nor
folk. $ 4,r.0f; Adams Walker. 132S
Newport, 14.500; Adams & Walker.
1337 Norfolk, $4,500; Abbett & Mc
Coy, 2612 Has! Sixth, tl .000 : James
.1 Joyce, 102S South Quincv. $7,500:
.1 M. Hnrnard, 813 South WheollnR.
t,37.r.: J. II. Simmons. 1221 Soutn
tlous'on. SfiOQO: J. H. Simmons
1213 South Houston. $6,000; J. II
lmnion. 1205 South Houston.
$6,000: J. II Simmons, 1525 South
Ownsso, $9,000; J II Simmons.
1 22S North Denver, $500, servants
"uarters.
DOWN IN BED
AND SO WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for
Eight Weeks but Her Case
Showed Wonderful Im
provement After Tak
ing Cardui
Traffic AMM.Inllnri Will 1:1.1
meet nr? u-.l n ,.n..i , .
"- of the members of tho Tulsa
l"r Tnft cominu year it wns
. ..vv,. j iniri nil v .nimru ,1.111
' 'o members later this week1 ('ardul und the good results obtained
. -uoae mtcresied lo semi In
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. Mr. M
It. Scott', living near this town,
slates: "About three years ago I was
down In bed terrible and
so weak I couldn't bear tho tight of
food. This condition coutltiueu
for about eight weck I
thought I was going lo die, and knew
I must get something to do mo soma
good. I had heard all my lfo of
JEWELRY
Wo can make anything
known to the jewelers'
art in the way of Plati
num and Gold Jewelry.
You should realize your
share of tho profits from
this by sending us you
Special Order Work.
th J Wl!,,or ,,laces nt th0 meeting
LU.r, ?.' an. uptown hotel. Tho moot-
nace naa not yet been nt ranged.
Wing (iliiiiion Di-juI.
lid 1(1 w:r.f.l.l .
,1 1 . ".11 r,.,t ui .til.
ft Mr- ... u .r.i e.un.n ... . n
, 1, ,, v.. ...hum ,i j.j
'uU.Miln ll.n.l ...1
in i V .. . luuuruiuosis ai
1 ""-"'nnnay morning. The
Hi 'hipped to Kansas Citv
IVhsrV M n ""' 1,n,'r"'nt hy ,tlle
J .rl 'nirnov FndertaklnR com-
iiit .. "urM wero me par
f. i..a a kniall brother and sUter.
Mr Mm,.. 1 ....
0" '3 'he l. .in Ir, V,.. .1.-.
fJ""i 111 s Brinw nnd
a cr'aln extent mnltn
' ' lc s Incnnvrnioiir ! fLund to hem bald ui) tl.e
Y; '0 a
wan,., u. , , J 1 tone up ne nerves,
n acr KHT'imr Truck 1 .
'iarugc i!i S tinn.tho womartly -ont
ftri-Vlcs
prce'
aar mi Advt.
from Its use. So I decided to try it
"After about a half bottlo of Car
dul mv appetite Improved, then I wns
less nervous. I kept It up un'li I had
taken five bottles and such an 'm
provctnotitl I gained flesh and m;y
am the picture of health, due. I be
lleve, solely to tho uss of Cardji I
am the mother of ion children unJ
feel well und strong."
Cardui is a mild, medicinal tonl
for women. It hus stood ths n oit
fovere of all tests tho test of time
having been In use for over for'V
years. It Is composed of purely veg.
etablo ingredlen's. xvhlch have ue n
ta It
nnd strengthen
onstituiion.
Try Cardui Advt
ma
m
in
r . j IiaH
. 3 !
Jill
Wo carry in stock mount
ings in Platinum and
Gold as well as Precious
and semi-Precious stones.
Semi us uour repair
work and engraving
SANDERS RONES
Jewelry Mfg.
338-3 10 Itob. Illilg.
O-02IS
it . JOB
-mm
JTeiw
rtngrrclli) Ht-
tuiSMrM. Very Intcft
Mjlc With Kplwrl
eal IjrnucH, raniplrtrv-
Your rlml(c, illMauco
or reading, $5.00. j
KRYPTOKS
The Invisible Bifocals
are the modern glassit! for near and
far vleoon They enable tho wearer
to seo near and distant objects wph
eijual cieariKns, and end Ihe Incon
venient nece.lty of peering over
glasses or changing from one pair
to another They do not havo the-age-revealing
ream or hump of old
fashioned glasces. l"or thin reason
they are nationally accepted as "the
Invisible bifocals."
H'f! nave $300 each month ft;
having our office upatairn.
You save $3 to. $10 on every
pair of glasses.
CUT-RATE
OPTICAL CO.
' 14 H KAST THIIID ST.
i Over iiosion Flower Stnr.
tmh i Mi II III i in i ii r Wm JBI'iWtL iih i m UTIl i
116 South Main St. Between First and Second Sts.
Wet Feet
Cost
More
Than
Rubber
Footwear
We Can
Supply You
with lioots, regular or
high top, buoklo overshoes
with one to five buckles.
Alaska or medium weight
Arctics. Rubbers in high or
low heels. Storm Rubbers
with extra heavy soles for
men and boys.
Special reduction
on all shoes for
winter weather.
See Our Window and Don't Forget That We
Sell Better Shoes for Less
HDHaaWjflaWta.
Union
Department
Store
112-1 14 South Main Street
THOUSANDS OF EAGER BUYERS AWAIT WITH BATED BREATH
THE STROKE OF 10 THIS MORNING, WHEN THE SALE OF SALES
OPENS TO THE PUBLIC WITH POSITIVELY THE GREATEST
BARGAINS IN THE HISTORY OF THE CITY.
Come Look Buy Tell Your Friends
HOUR SALES
One Hour Only
10 to 11 A. M.
Hope Muslin 27ic
Only 1 bolt to u customer
11 to 12
One Hour Only
Unbleached Sheeting
9c yd.
Only 1 bolt' to a customer
11 till 11:30 A. M.
One-half Hour Only
Ladies' Wool Knit and
Woven Scarfs
Beautiful Colors,
Values up to $5, only 89c
12 to 1 P. M.
One Hour Only
Good Percales
Light and dark colors
Only 27c
12:30 to 1 P.M.
Muslin, good as Hope,
Only 19c
Only 1 bolt to a customer
1 to 2 P. M.
One Hour Only
Bungalow Aprons
Each 98c
Only two to a customer
Men's Heavy Overalls
and Jackets
Colors blue khaki gray
Each 98c
Only two to a customer
3 to 4 P. M.
Boys' Overalls
Strong and well made
Each 59c
Only two to a customer
'Ladies' House Slippers
various colors, felt top,
buckskin soles, pair, 98c
4 to 5 P. M.
12 pairs' of ladies' black
hose, $1.14
Only 1 doz. to a customer
1 2 pairs Men's Socks
Black aid stripes, $1.12
Only 1 doz. to a customer
5 to 6 P. M.
One Lot Ladies' and
Children's Sweaters
Choice 89c
EXTRA SPECIAL
ON SALE FROM
10 A. M. to 12 A. M.
25 Ladies' Silk Lined
Coats
Choice $2.95
The lining ttlono cost more
1,000 ARTICLES FREE
Between 9 a. in. and 10 a. m. this morning, 1,000 arti
cles will be thrown from our windows FREE TO THE
CROWDS.
Women's and
Children's Shoes
Ladies' Patent Tip, low
heel shoes $3.98
Ladies' genuine Calfskin
Button Shoes, military
heel , $3.98
Old Ladies' Comfort Vici
Kid Shoes $3.98
Ladies' Hi-top Lace Boot,
gun metal finish. . .$4.98
Ladies' genuine vici kid,
solid stock, Hi-top Boot,
at ' $6.48
Ladies' long vamp, solid
leather, Louis heel, Hi-top
Boot .$6.48
Ladies' black lace kid,
full Louis heel, Hi-top
Boot $7.50
Ladies' black lace kid,
solid Goodyear welt, mili
tary heel $7.50
Children's Shoes 98c
Men's Overcoats
$25 Overcoats . . .$12.50
$30 Overcoats . . .$15.00
$35 Overcoats . . .$17.50
$45 Overcoats . . .$22.50
$55 Overcoats . . .$27.50
Men's Suits
$14.95
Boys' Suits
$5.95
Boys' Overcoats
$5.95, $7.50, $9.50
$12.50
Khaki Pants
$1.95
Corduroy Suits
$14.95
Corduroy Pants
$4.95
Overalls
$1.89
One-piece Khaki-Colored
Work Suits
$2.75
Army Shirts
$2.50
Army Hats
$2.95
Men's and Boys'
Shoes
Boys' gun metal blucher
school Shoes $2.50
Boys' high top 1-bucklc
lace Boot $4.75
Boys' Dress Shoes, tan or
black $3.98
Men's Army Shoes, tan or
black $3.98
Men's Army Shoes, army
inspected $7.49
Men's Work Shoe.. $3.75
Men's extra heavy Work
Shoo $5.75
Men's Hi-top Boots, $7.00
Men's Gun Metal Dress
Shoes $4.75
Men's Vici Kid Dress
Shoes $6.50
Men's Russian Calf Eng
sh last Dress Shoe, $8.50
en's heavy Arctics,
$1.50
Men's Rubbers, extra
heavy $1.25
Men's Heavy Rubber
Boots $3.98
Army Raincoats
$2.95
Army Kits
Army Blankets
$6.98
Silk Petticoats all colors
$2.50 and up
Ladies' Knit Union Suits
$1.50 and up
r
Silk Camisoles
$1.39 and up
Silk Satine Bloomers
$2.75 and up
Ladies' fine Winter Coats
$20.00
Ladies' Middies
$2.48
Bungalow Aprons
$1.39 and up
Ladies' Fall Suits
$19.50
Ladies' Bath Robes
$6.49
Children's Bath Robes
$2.50
LET THE HUGE ELECTRIC FLAG GUIDE YOU TO
Union Department
Store
112-114 South Main Street
faaw

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