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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY (, 1920
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DAUGHTER NAMED
AS BENEFICIARY
Covno Estate of $70,000
Awarded to His Long
Lost Daughter.
MISSING THhTtY YEARS
Claim of Mrs. Mary Hilton
Is Sustained by
the Court.
S&SV- AWARD 2 PRIZES
on Ike Trim Blghww pQR SCHOLARSHIP
fpMUl to Th World.
CUCMt'Laill., Jan. 5. W 1'.
(Jiillaghcr and wvlfo were huiil up
twice by Hie sumo oundlt on t i
Okniulnoc-Tubm roud. acdordilig
lu tliu police.
Onilaghor gave, up 15 the first
tlmo mid retuiiicd armed to seek
the bandit only to )e nehl nil
ugnln. The bandit escaped and
Mr. and Mrs, (lullugher ueie
forced to ualk four miles to Uk
mulgee. when unable to start the
motor of their automobile
OSAGE COUNTY NOTES
lliklnir an ordcr ,,ial 0,0 mlM
Ins daughter of the deceased should
Inherit the entlrn fortune of J70,
m left by Iter father, the probata
Jjdge yesterday sustained tho claim
rf Mary E. Hilton to the ostato of
her 'father, 1'atrlck 12. Coyno. for-mr-r
TuHJ real esta e man. who
died In Mineral Wells. Texas, In
A,'f'ter diligent search for the
daughter for two years, tho court
lu unable to got any traco of her
and the estate was In part divided,
union other relatives of tho de
caed. Three months ago the
daughter was located and her attor
ney at once set up a claim for the
entire eatate This claim was ul
'owed by Judge W Williams In
loun-y court yesterday.
Cojne and hU wife we.ro sop-
f-.,t,. ..-hum Mr, Ttlltlin
una born, both parents later com-1
. - ....i..a Hn nhlta mmfilnltic
IIIK lO ..III .. ."v. ........ - -
in Ireland with her grandmother.
At the age of 16 years, tho daugh
ter came to this rountry and found
her mother living In St. Iuls.
The daughter, however, did tint re
main with her mother, and she us
never ablo to find her father, al
though he lived In eastern Okla
homa for many years.
would" raise the levy
Teachers rnaiilmoiis In Ignoring 10
.MUll to Conduct School of Sum.
tlH Bjrna. SU'- Capital BulMlng
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. E. An
amendment to the state constitution
provtdlr.g for the raising of a levy
of from six to 10 mills for school
purposes was drafted hero by a
c mmi'teo of the Oklahoma Kduca
t.onal Risoelatlon .
After presentation to the state
fonventlou of the teachers associa
tion here on February 19, It lb
expected that petitions will bo cir
culated calling for an ejection on
the propped amendment.
The JSSimltteo planned a prog,
ram for tho convention which In
cludes William 11. Taft, former
president, as a speaker.
It Is believed that tho election
desired will be held nt the time of
the regular election In November.
The ninendmtnt provides that oil
companies must pay the tax over and
hove thogrosi production tax. It. It.
Wilson, state tupcrlntendcnt. stated
today that some such nmendmcnt Is
Imperative In Oklahoma If the
schools are to continue operation.
The committee which prepared tho
amendment at a meeting ut the
capltol this morning won composed
of representatives of each of tho
district teachers organizations of tho
slate
Km of Itetrlnpim'iit Sweeping litery
Town and City In "Nation."
I'AWllt SKA, Jan. 5. A big
"lloost-fur-I'uwhtisku'' fund Is being
raided to tell the nation about the
capital of Osugo county and nation.
Tho Klrst .state bank u: Nela
gotiey open for business on Mon
day. A new building Is now tinder
construction.
Tim Wynona commercial club re
cently organized, has over 200 mom
bora and Is euklng others.
A charter for Wgheurt U being
usked by resldentH of that town. It
hua 2,500 people, now.
GLASS PLANT S RESUME
AND THEN IT HAPPENED
ljbo,' Commls-doncr'a Statement
ln-iiiatum as Telcgrimts DImIosc.
OKLAHOMA CITV, Jnn. 5.
"hverythlng Is In fine shape," said
llaude Connally, state labor com
mlisloner. Then came thiee telegrams slat
ing that three strikes nro already
under way In tho state. It. U Car
roll, mayor of I'awhuska. askod for
help In a strike of laborers nt thut
point. Concrete worlrers on city
and private work havo struck for t7
per day and common laboters want
. The scale has been IS and 15.
The, barbers of Ardmoro and tho
printers at Muskogee aro the re
maining strikers.
Operaled by a long lever rt new
Jelce enables freight car doors to
be opened eailly.
Herpic.de
Marj Sajs:
I Is
Your Own Fault
I You H ave
Scragly Hair.
NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
Will Make I
Li jlit and Fluffy.
A Drug and Deft. Stores
ftfieariert , B.rW Shop.
WHEN MEALS
JjlT BACK
"pape's Diapepsin" Instant
V Ends Indigestion,
Sourness, Stomach
Acidity.
Pour Milft.M or ti Hour Ilneli liiiiugu-
ruled nt I'lielorlcM In Okmulgee.
i?pcell to The World.
OKMULOEK, Jan. D. l'or tho
first tlmo In two years tho two Ok
mulgto window glnos factuiles nro
lu operation ut the satno time. Klvo
hundred men went to work this
morning, working 2 I bourn dally in
four 0-hour shuts. Tho woi'kly pay
roll of both factories Is nbovo f.10.
000. Tho factories4 resumed opera
tion January and will continue until
June 1.
i)i:.Mi;itui:it is s r sta i n i: d
Venllet for Defemlaiit In Daningo
Mill Against Hotel Ouner
Sustaining n demurer to the plain
tiffs testimony In the damnge suit of
Myrtle liounde against II. I.. Ko,
proprietor of the New Fox luitel. In
which Judgment for $6,000 was
asked, tho dsn was taken from the
Jury In district court No. I yes'or
day and Judgment awarded tho
defendant.
Mrs. liounde, a roomer In tho ho
tel In May of 1918, stated In her pe
tition thnt n .section of plaster fell
from the celling of the room she oe
cupled. striking her on the head. Kor
her Injuries she asked damages of
$D,000.
Mull Currier l'lenils Cnlltv
Itnymond O. Hotson, mall carrier
In tho local office, was admitted to
ball of $000 yesterday at hit; arraign
ment before C. U. Vnncy. United
States commissioner, on the charge
of tho embezzlement of postoffico
n.nll matter. Hotson plead guilty 'o
taking n letter from the mails and
extracting u silk handkerchief, which
was later found by O. C fierce, local
postoffico Inspector.
Women Voters to Meet.
tVeciil to Th World.
SIIAWNKK, Jan. 5. A call has
been made for a county convention
of tha women democratic voters of
futtnwatomlo county to bo held at
the city hall here January 17. Thirty
three delegates will bo elected to
represont tho county at tho stale
convention at Oklahoma City.
I -
collegiate Alumnae will
Encourage Study of
English.
Announcement of two pi-Ues to bn
K"en uy me Colleglaiu Alumiiau as
sociation of Tulsa to tho minlnr
hlh school girls with the hlghit
(cholurshlp leuords for the present
hchool ear In the linllli and his
I lory departments will bo made Krl
'day morning at tho first assembly
of the week by Mrs. George M.
Itunsom, president of the organiza
tion, who will be accompanied by
other inembt r.
The local blanch of the Collegiate
Alumnae, whl h was founded 111
lUlti, has about tiO members. It
lu the only branch in tho state and
tho estibltshlng of other brunches
In Oklahoma is part of the program
lor 1U20
In accordance with the purpose
of the orgamrutlon to Improve edu
cational standards and encourage
higher education for wnjiien, the
iprogtnlus at the next four monthly
'tm...l(nuu ...111 .,1. tt,.r
...nn ,,,,, ,.-,, 1l, .411..,,
Americanization, secondary educa
tion und child wnlfare. Doctor
Ilrooks, prcHblent of tho state uni
versity, will addre-w oiih nssemblage
during the spring and this year's
girl graduates of Kendall college
will be the guests of honor ut the
last session lu May.
The officers are: President, Mra.
(leorge M. Hansom; vice president,
Mrs. Max A. fuschul: rorordtng
secretary. Mrs. 1. O. Underwood;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. It. S.
Shade, treasurer, Mrs Roland A.
Montague, and councillors. Mm. I.
W. llryant and Miss Kutilco Ho! ards.
THE B EST "PAID" ATT R ACT 1 0 N
IS FIGHTING LIVING COST
Uliltcliui-M Would Hino Hefrlgenit
ori Hcllter Milk mill l:gg.
OKLAHOMA .-m. Jan. h. J
A. Whltehurst, president of the
state board of agriculture, hap
thrown down the gauntlet 10 the h
c. of I here today.
He has a plan to rut the s'll't
from under the high cost of inllK.
eggs and butter
Mr Whltehurnt suggests that le
frlueiator cars bo used In the stal.
as express .rtirlcts to doll or sup
plies of milk, butter and okrk dt
rect from the producer to consum
ing eenteis.
I'nJer the present distribution, he
sns, a large part of these products
aro spoiled for human consumption
on nccount or tianslt delays.
Circulate I'anlou fetlllon.
SeeUI lo TIS. World.
OKLAHOMA (MTV, Jan. fi. Initi
ative petition No. 7, state yuestlon
N'o. IOC, the proposed amundmenl
to the constitution creating a pni
don parole brmid. proposed by tin
autl horselhlef nniclailon, asslstod
by the state giunge and the rftnte
farmers' union, has been prtnled
and tho tietltlons urn to In. Immedi
ately placed In circulation. Tho
title of the measure is "A bill en
titled an act proposed a new sec
tlou tn the constitution, to be num
bered section 10-A. article 0.''
I 'lend Not Culllv to Charge
Llzsle Cordon and clema Trumble
arrested Stindav afternoon ut ho nil
ver hotel In possession of three gal
lons of griln alcohol, entered ! eas
of not guilty at their arralgumen
yesterday before C 1.. Yaney. i;n;.,,
States eomiiiissloner. and nft'r waiv
ing prrlimlntry hearing win re
leased on 1 mds of $1 "00 fur acloi
by tho feilernl grand Jury
ICONRAD HOFFMAN
IS TO SPEAK HERE
das Great Story to Toll
of the War Holiintl
tho Scenes.
The committee In charge of the
Tulan, l-'nrnm hss mode n gret
coop In securing a. speaker on ftuti
Iny, Janunry H, Ponrsil Hoff
man one of the few Americans who
.limine,! In (lermiiit terrltniy
Ihroilghnut the war who worke i
Huong the allied prisoners held In
'letinany until America's entranc
Into the conflict, when he deveud
lillnself to the needs of our nun In
the prison ramps and who did not
letiirn to Amorlcii until June of hint
ear
The treat story of the war behind
the scenes, the altitude of the alle'd
gnernments against their own nl
dits Imprisoned In (lermatiy. 'Inn
$110,000 wiuih of condensed n.i lt
that had been seruied was not al
lowed to be distributed among cur
own men in the enemv' piison
camps by the allies, the spirit of the
(lenian people ersus the (!ormM,
ru'err, what It means to live on
tin nips foi 10 w,eks. ratlonitifc a
rntlon wlthnut f
of the thrilling tblmj, that Mi. Hoff
man will hae to ti li.
Hoffman was nm. ,,f eight eien
sea abroad by 1-r j.din It Mutt
lu llilfi to 'an the wuiTlng nations
Hoy Illoeds to Dentil.
ADA. Jan. B. Hlmo Hall, 11,
whose Homo was lust west of Ada,
Is dead as the result of a fall from
a pecan treo Sunday when he struck
tho ground. A snag penetrated his
log, breaking the bono and sever
ing tho main artery. Ho was rushed
to tho hospital but died later from
Ion of blood.
THOUSANDS HAVE KID
NEY TROUBLE AND
NEVER SUSPECT IT
Applicants tor Insuranccc
Often Rejected.
Judging from reports from drug
gist who are constantly In direct
touch with the public, there la one
preparation that has been very
successful in overcoming theso con
ditions. Tho mild and healing in
fluence of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Hoot Is soon rcalUed. It stands tho
highest for its remarkable record of
success.
An examining phyclcian for one
of die prominent Life Insurance
companies, In an interview of the
(Subject, mitdo the astonishing state
ment thai one reason why so mujiy
applicants for Insuranco are re
jected la because kidney trouble Is
m common to the American people,
and the large majority of those
whoso applications are declined do
not even suspect that they hae tho
disease. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot
is on sale at all drug stores in bot
tles of two sizes, medium and large.
However, If you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to Dr. Kilmer Co.. Illnghnmton.
.'. Y , for a sample bottle. When
writing bu Huro and mention Tho
Tulsa World. Advt.
away with Those
aches and pains
i Keep fclonn'H Liniment Untidy to
I J "tit tho 'Tool ;oo," Hack
I Into tho Sjhtem.
A 1,1, It
a lltl
lilnr-
A I
tiTi.i. or unrlliFt,i
JfePiln l6urn7 Tnen I'ape'H
Utt caused w,on.5?11 "'omach ills-
"'id they :c. s ftcl "no nt one
:o,ei."A(iCv0u" Very ,lulB at "ruK
needs Is Just one trial
little applied without rub
bing, for It iM'iietrniivt to con
vince you of Its merit In relieving
'sciatica, lumbago, ncurallga, luino
'muscles, atlffnceH, bruises, pains,
aches, and strains, tho nfter-offet-i.-
of exposure
Tho congestion is scattered,
promptly, cleanly, without effort
economically Vou become a regular
uiur of Sloans Liniment, adding
your enthusiasm to that of its man
thousands of other friends the world
over who keep it handy Three sues
at a" it" I'tf's's '' -a 'I
1
I.oiikIo 'I'nft Coiik'h Hen- I'mler the
AuspUv of loeeum.
Just Imagine being permitted to
visit the studio of onu of America's
greatest sculptor, then add to that
the plenstiro th.it would come from
hearing the great artist explain Ills
Impressions, analyze his work and
show how It Is done and It will be
easy to comprehend the fascination
of the program whit h w ill be of
fered hy I.oradu Taft at convention
hall on the night of Juuuarv S-
Loiido Taft comes under the
auspices of the community lyceum
and is the highest paid attraction on
tho regular course. To most Ameri
cans It Is unnecessary to explain that
he ranks at tliu top with sculptors
of this country and Huropo. frob
n lily no writer on thli subject Is as
widely accepteil as Mr. Taft. Ills
address on Thursday night will bo
"A (lllmpso of n Sculptor's Studio."
Tho doors will bo open at 7.30. Ihr
lei ture and work of tho artist at S
o'clock.
Comfort Your Skin
With CuticuraSoap
and Fragrant Talcum
floap, Olnbnmt, TaJrtim. Tic. TTwhrvi. Htmtu
ftMo Cltutf !Uk!fcMrtaItpLX,MiJ4Utk, Mam.
To Prevent
Grip
Take
omo
Be sure you (Jet the Genuine
Look for this signature
4
on the box. 30c
CLEAR YOUR
COMPLEXION
Of Those Unsightly Skin
Blemishes.
Use tho Guaranteed BLACK
and WHITE Treat-ment.
Some people dlillka tn "is face, powder,
rrMtnt or roup, but Jhry rannot aulfr llip
rmkarra.tment ef a dirk, tallow, b.oKhjr,
1iidi1t akl" They tbfrefore dffiid on
(Miwdern and reuse to rot'r up or hut
their embarrailnr farial blrmiihes. tittle
rralirine that the lonjr.r their une la
rontinuad, the mora agravald the treubla
beremea
Wh don't you clfar our vmplilon, re
riovf Iteits uealshlly akir b'aniiah. whih
an diatrrai you t fa raky no more trouble
than appljlnc rola rriam or rouyp You
Minn tho akin with Mack and Whita
Hoap Jull batnre retlrmc and then apply
Illack and Whlia Olntmrnt. In lha morn
ing you wanh off tha Olntmn.t No IroubM.
and Ihe rtautla are ao aatlifartory.
(io lo your r.-arjit drug atoro or toilet
eounter leda and Kt vou a ua kaira of
IMa k and While Oimtnant onu a bar of
nia'-k and White Uiap You ran buy loth
for 50r lUauty (.arlorx would , harra a
hundred tunra more tor tha tame retultt
If vou cannot fe d the Ointmpnt anj oap.
aretpt no mbiiltiile but tand 50. the
manifariurara for tha complete iraatmant
tatnpla 'Itrralure and a Hi ai k and
Writs ll'r'lida) and lirriin Hook frro if
you ivi'i : an tna. 'na adicrtiieme'it
to II a k and While llot 913 Meaphu
Te
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat
iny, Antiseptic Liquid
It i3 unnecessary for you to suffer
witheczemn, blotches, ringworm, ralic$
and fimilar skin troubles. Zcmo,
obtained at any drug store for 3;c, or
SI .00 for extra larpc Iwtt Ic, and prompt
ly applied will usually give instant relief
fiom idiitiK lurltitc. It tlcauscs and
eoothes the fkin and ticals quickly and
effectively .most f-kin diwascs.
Zcmo is a wonderful. itcnctratinR,
disapjicannK liquid and is Foothini; to
the most delicate skin. It is not Rrcaiy,
is easily applied and costt little Get
it today and save all further distress.
The Ii. IV . ltuae Co , Cleveland, O.
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
If J on lave I'alarrhal Hftliien ,ir are
hard nt branny or hatn brad nolte. gi lo i
tour flriicsiti and get I ounrr of 1'armtiit I
dimliif atn-iutlii), and add to it t, pun,
of li.a vmlar an I a lillV xrniiulalrd tuaar.
l'ak on tab'..t,(Hiiifiil four tant-a a day !
lint v.1,1 nfirii tit in (t iniik re. iff tinm I
tin' ibsircs .ng 'mid noil.., ( logged not
tr.a ahoii d uprn br.at'nntf boiuuin ray
an l Hi,. lUJ'ii,. at ,i J .-.P'iif Into tha
tirt.at I' a rat. .i prt'parr rotla ultla
a i ,. .ill t ukr , np wl.i, I -(atarr
ul tl afnis- ot rad ..tut. i iim.d
e I j.r.a r pti.n a Ir al Advt
Manrv ltd allhttt ti.itlaa
SUNf S Silt, lull la tilt tftit
irtnt ef ITCH. ICZlMa, RING.
WORM, Ultllt ar alhfr Itiklnt
akin llitiitl try a 75-onl tu
at air tlit.
Ray It. Cil, 11) f.ilk Mtla.
ti 'r i 1 v . .ut . h An wig In
I.I .'ill Vl . -t H M f ' lll'l 1 I'll.'l'lt'l
Mil' li I lilt ' tllt'i ill .-Ir 1 I" l.v . It i
fetti-, ruin Kolrig tu the I tilitt
pnwets the ether rlalnR with I li
allies Mr Huffman went to (lei -1
nan. where, living In Herlln, he
wna gien Ihe freedom of the prn.it i
eiiinps ihrougliuut 111 emplie, mi
ellng met the territory of Ihe c n '
Hal poni.ru. oriHiiltlug and ilitiril.
ni mat the lellof which was nipt to
him by ua of Hwllserlaud
When America enteied Ihe w.ii
Mr Huffman's wife and iliiiigliui
who had Joined him, left with A n-l
basamlor flerard. but beiauae uf l,i
ti-t loos i-perleni en In tleiinam
and the IiIkIi i unflilem In whlili li.
was held 'iv the (let man gnViTtnni nt
he nn all'twi!! lu lemaln tu givi'
DOESN'T NEED ANY
LAXATIVES NOW
.Mr. HccKer Snjt Life Is ti ,foj,
Without liiiiMlpiilliiii or
bloioarli 'I'loulile.
"f had aalarrh nf Ihe ttomaih and head
for thraa )eara Mr tlomarh ta t bad
that rtary lime I ale unitl.mjt nr.l,
atieh at fruit or paatry, Ihe liurtimi; hul
water vte-uld rus out of my mouth. 1 leok
a taiatltto evetr nbtht.
"Hlnee takln Milks Mmflltlnn my la..
move rerntarly 1 hate now lakan lt
Imtllea anil have gained lo'i pounda Ail
my frienda remark bow floe 1 am looking,
and it trfiita a pVatur lo lite aam,
without atiMnach trittble ' llatt llecke
Miami Ohio
Phytlra uttially make alatra out ef their
uaart, ati, wi-akeii Ihe tir.la Inblrad of
rerrprtmir Ibem, Hlntiiaoli truubla In maiir
ratet la directly dua to eonallpatloti.
Milks Kmiililun ia plraiaiil, nulrllltr
food and a rorrretlva medlrlne. It realorrr
healthy, natural lx',ii arllon, dotnir sway
with all mail of pllli and pliyaba II fm
tnoli-a appetite and rjulakly puta tho dleat
tlve orcaiia In ahapa In aiilmlitla food. At
a hulldar of flith tind ttrenitb, Mllka
Kimiltion ia aironglv raittttiiniandrd to tboae
nliiun tlrkneaa hat Wl-akanid and la a
powrrful aid in ratitlliif and lepblrlnr the
cffpita of watting ditrataa (lhronlr stomach
froiibl and lonttlpalion are promptly rn
tlrtp't - uanally In una day
'Hilt it the onlt tltd rtimlslon tiiada, and
mi n.ifiUbln thai It I. i-t.r, will, a apoon
like be eratii Truly wottdarful for waak,
ti kl, rtnldren
No mailer bow taterw your rata, you ire
urged to try Mllka I mulilon undpr thli
KUarantee Take alt lMittlea borne with you
Its It 0 'firillllg' (o dlre-iona and If net
'tlltflr-,1 wilb Ihe results tour money will
lt promptly rpfundad Puen rue a'd $1 30
nr litll The Mllka Kmuitlon )n Terra
llanle Ind Hold by drugglala everywhere.
Advt.
hi rn. a the i'itri. an prliuiiris of mi.i .imv ..f the w ,r firing our
Wit uu the ii.ti.lili. n thai he w ollld i ndvam. mi- furces. Ttlla.i ! fortunate
in -e.'utliig him tin Ills speih will
be one of the greitsst treats offered
tho local public thH year.
nut iio any iiifui luation aoimeil
Hoffman la heap-god by Sunday
forums, chnmheia of eonnperi e, no
tary clubs sod leliglnus bodlesl
thiourthoiM ihe .-oiintri to nddresa Mexico has a ISO-font bridge
fieri! mi tu- expel lem-es .lust now m ro.ts a tivor that la built entirely
he Is preparing n bnuk giving the i ef mahogany.
The Best Sport All
But tho boy lias to liavc a slod to bo one
of the "gang" and to share in their fun.
Sleds $2.75 to $6.00
21 WEST SECOND
MBIMiiliM imiiiniTnln : ! g
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Price Increase Announced for Jan. 15
ft
Now vmM fWMlf
$1095 'Si $1185
f.o.b. Tulsa
Jan. 15
f.o.b. Tulsa
Buy a Maxwe
Now
Save $80
The price of the Maxwell will be increased to
$1,185 on January 15, and in order to protect
those contemplating the purchase of this cele
brated lightweight Touring Car or Roadster,
we promise deliveries at the old price it your
order is placed now.
The Maxwell is more in demand with each suc
ceeding day. As a business car it is easily the
peer of any that dot the busy streets or country
roads. As a pleasure car your family will de
light in its pleasing personality, its perfect per
formance, even speed and comfort giving fea
tures. .
The only difference between a Maxwell and a
larger car is but a matter of weight. Each car
ries the same average passenger weight, travels
over the same roads, and at the same speeds.
Compare the Maxwell with higher priced cars
--feature for feature and your choice will be
the Maxwell.
You can buy a Maxwell today, tomorrow, or
any day till January 15 at a saving of $80.
Don't delay. Price will surely be increased.
Phone or call.
216 E. Second St.
Smith Motor Co.
216 E. Second St.
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