The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], April 25, 1920, Final Edition, SECTION-A, Page 2, Image 2

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SECTION- A.
TULSA DAILY WORLD
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HOBBY REFUSES
TROOP PASSAGE
Texas Governor Will
Not Permit Mexicans
Within State.
ANSWER GIVEN COLBy!
Secretary of Stale Saw No
Objection for Unarmed
Movement in State.
,l HTIN, Tcxim, April !l -It,
iinmt nf the Mexican Bovernmeni
tlirotu:h il" '" ili'liHrlmeni nt
WjihIiIiikIoii fnt pf rtiilmlaiM fr ilen
I'tnln .Iiihii Jiiimi lllne mid Manuel
(iHmlHi uml their (duff in crmw
VoxHn Mill cin llii'lr way frimi 8m
iir in Mexico rily, wim refiwpd hy
llfivrrlinr W. I' Holiby t Tcmw I",
hlghl. Tim iiirty iviw In Irinel un
ariimil iih rlMllHim uml I he unite 'In
iwrtnmiil hh xv mi nhjcelloii I" urtinl-
IIIR pi'lllllMMlllll, Hlld riMpil'Hlf'.l III!'
Hnqulewcncn of 'IVxim In llm re
qtinet,
Onvennir lliililiy, ieplyln in In
loli'Kriini frniii Hi'rri'iMry of Htntc
Onlhy. ilil "Iik wim iitiiilHTHlily "p
tloed In llm tnmnporlvill'iti of Met
iunn iriMipH or iiny mtlltiiry offlclil"
JUTI-Of IHTOHM TeUIH Will " Hlll'll
truiicpiirliilliin. In- Hii Ill "would like
ly provoke trouble." hiuI put Antcr
lonn rlllreiiH mi tlio hinder at the
merry nf hiintlll.
Indian Worker Speakn
at Y. V. Social Hour
Plan National Overall Club NO ANSWER MADE
to Reduce Prices of Clothing BY CAR COMPANY
KILLED BARTLESVILLE COP 1 .i""
ta.i
Mini Kind Meek, Miccliil V. W.
A worker aniniiK KlrlM In Indian
chonln, wlmmi ucIIvIHoh Ink" Imr
to every tribe In every p.irt nf llm
I'Oiintry. will Hprak nn lmr wink "t
o'l'T-o-k llila iiflrriinmi at lliu lo
ciil inmoi'lalliili. Minn Meek will aim
hIiib durlnit tin' noi'lal linur, nf which
llm hiiMcmt enniliilltec will have
ehvjtc MIhs Meek urrlvvd 111 Tulsa
yenlcnliiy evening.
A Krniip of Inrnl people cnperlnlly
IntorcHlcil In work ninntiK Inillun
Klrln, will meet with Mliw Meek at
2:30 n'clnck .Mnnilay nflernoon.
To niukp It moip notlcpalilp a now
inllrnail rromdpif itit tiger MlKiml U II
lumnuli'il liilerniltleiitly by iititn
iniule iiii'chanlHiii operated by ucety
Inrn mm-
Ni;V Vfllllt, Airll L'l Amnl
Kiuii.illon nf (ivi.ill i lull" nf Iht'
monliy Into n nMlniiHl ornnn Na
tion In force down pricfw will he
'itrrnplpil ! In" promotem nf
Ni'v nrN'H ul I 'In' intrude today,
II wim drelnred by Wnlter .1 Kins
ley nf the rhi'Pfi' chili, mm nf the
Hpnnmim "I 'Hp movement.
CnllowliiK llm procemdon up
llroHilnny nf mlvmnlra nf nbl
rlnt hi m. hint' ili-tilm uml KttiKhain.
whlih ilmi'ii'il liv Ih'iinmiiil
ttliiMU thi' llrm f marrh. KlMtnlry
clHinl Hiil llm nvxl lp will lm
fin mil I Inn nf .1 ' inillnnat 111 my,'' to
w.iRo unr nn blKh loltilfiir ITIppk
by I'i'flMitiH In buy nrilll iiliilnlliinn
ilrnp within "ip ntmiiUiln llmll."
Thi- "I'hfiwp club," hi' twill. "Im
nlllliiB I" iinilirl.il-" llm .umiiIkh
Iniltlnn nf llm nvprall rlubt nf Iho
pininliy inlii K nai.liiniil iiikhiiIm
linn In Hirrri' nn wbt Hhimhl h
llm 'nmxlfnuin ptliV In ihv nr
trim, ihnPK, mil'. ilrpipK nnilpr-ivi-nr,
ii'i'kK, inrkltiR ami pihIi
ni ri Huiih i uml in pli'ilKi' Kn nmiti
lii'lublii I" HlilM' In I'll v unlll
wpiiiIiik ii'inl inn hi' bniiKhl
vHhln Uml 111 1 x 1 1 1 11 111
Oklahoma Cilu Hi ken
Price for Sufiar but
Clothinu ConwH Down
lly A i ll'l I'fuw Hlntii Wltr
OKLAHOMA (MT, April ;l
HiiKar wim iiintiil by retail ilealerH
hi'li' Inilay al .15 ii'iilM a pniiinl.
nn InrrrnHi' frnin 21 cpiiIk nlnn'
thi' I it v lipfnti'
I-'iiIIiiwIiik thi' iitilliiiumeiiK'iit nf
llm new hlKh prim, I). I.. Hiikit.
ni'iri'lary nf Ibe Mlnln fair price
riiiiiiiilwilnii, Rlali'il Im hail bi'Kiin
nn Invi'MtlKiitliill nf mi'iohanlri imll
I nj; Ihli t'liiniiinillty at mum than
30 I'l'lllH.
1'ilrpt of iliilblnit nhnwi'il a
ilnwnwanl li'inli'imy lii'rn Indav
ulmn Hi'Vptal umirhaiilM piiHti'il
hIkiih In llii'lr wIiiiIiiwh inlvrrtlHlnK
nu I Im fur $l!K.!ii) which havn lii'im
hi'IIIiir fur frniii JU, In $r.r. a huh
I'liultTrt of tilts "overall" inovi'
inent ileolarn llm ilrclhm In I'lnlh
lin; pilci-M In be ilim l Um wlilr
npienil actlvlll!i of the overall
'bib.
Mrs. Wlilln l:li'il(il.
KMC ITI'Y. (lUln., April 23.
Mm. W. H. WhTln nf lhl city whs
i'IpcIpiI prcHlilpnt of llm I'Mfth ills
I riot fi'ilerati'il tiuli. at tlm annual
umPtlliR which climPil Imrc tnilny.
"'Ill ilmlieii usiiMt lie worn mi
III thorn 'timnlniiiin prlrps1 .irru.
liny 110 nw hat until you can net
fnfid imp, for J5 for Mx-nplv.
Ilpneirillv preni'.li' thrift n ml nht
m'.n tho (.110111011 tHnileimy nf
I xtinvufiimi'
"Already tlm eillll bait lecelvpit
nlimlhliiK like 10,001) Irllrr en-
lllllSlflV IIH HlMIIll "
('"Incl'lent with tlm par.idn
i"itnp Ihv nniMiunrempnt by th
Nnllurml iturtnent llelnllcru amii
eiallnn lliul lO.flrio iiiill'iniiiiliii
hud been dlinli hd to Plinim
IhruiichinU llm I'nllP'l Btul In
burn nmrrhnrit' I'plnlnni on J11M
what I'onNllliili' "ni'ipwilly" ami
"Inxiny" nppnrel within (he iiman
ln of Dm livpr niill-proIlteerliiK
htw: Mens, wnii'eii'ii and ehlld
itiK cloihli. In nil mm-rliiix and
nl prkeii were the tiibjwt nf Iho
Impilry, It whs Milil'-il
lohii II. Ilnbfi, executlvf pi re
Inry nf tlm untm-latlnn, mtlrt thai
mm rpsuti would !" I.i briuiT
lunl'.HI iliidi'i'Hlaui'liiit belween lite
Kiiverniuent ami clo'hlntt inuiiii
rai'lurern mill me tIihiiIh
Add .Mall ( iinli iv,.
Seven new mall earrlpiM will In;
addt'd o the force tit the Tulsa piml
offtre llm first of Mil), according In
II '. Mrl'llne. usilnlant superlii
leridenl nf malls Tlm earrlerM will
In chosen from iiiiiiinu those. iiassltiK
llm iixll serMce examination held
I'piii March 10
Limit to Improve
es in Sliawijee
Time
I .1 nnu 1 11
Has Kxpired
lly AsllPil PtMH MUIp Will" '
HI I A WNISK, tlkl.i.. April 111 -The
90. day period nlvun llm 8huwn"
Tecuinlieh Traction wompntiy to tin -prove
their ntreii ear ytm or ut
Ihelr (.'tin off the mrpet will ettdPil
Inilay without the rompany imyltig
hiieil In the dPiDHniln
HpakliiK nf tlm situation tonlKlit,
Mayor 1''. W. Wattd wild "tlm cnuii-
II will lake pruper step Tuesday
night in eurm en lis aland. V will
do nutjilnft until th uvular roun
ell inectliiK-"
Thw rar nyntem In ownpil hv It. "
I.011K of .MimkiiRpe, llm owner of tlm
Muskogee linen.
Itumois Iih been afloat hre for
Ihe nis Miek that lmg has iltM"icil
of bis Intel 1 Mis heie to Ihe Hltarlel
Mini puny of Oklahoma ('lly and Hi it
that company Is prepnrlnit to build
an Interiirlian road In Ihe elty.
Hharii I. himself, denies this rumor.
llimiN Apprim il.
OKLAHOMA t'iTV. April 2t
lliindH amountinf: In SKUKH) (or llm
use of the waterworks at C'arncKlP,
Caddii county, were approved today
by tlm office of the attorney Ken
era I
rier Killing ). 11. tow, minnic-iiii
linii'ii I'lecri Tintunl 'I'iiImi.
H,i ll lo 1 h" W'nrlil
IiAHTI.I'XVII.M:. April 21. .1. It.
'mwp, IochI policeman wus fatally
shut here today by lix llllllnglfik.
alleRi il bootlegger and 11 piu.ie cliftr
acler Ciowe allemp.' d to arrest HII-.
I rigleu fur onriyitiK niiH'ealeil wep- J
one. lil.lliiKh a dnw his gun unit I
slot Clown In th leg. The officer
i 1 1 and npeniil fire nn Itllllncleu,
who then ran Into n liuiid.ng open
ing a window Im flmil anotlmr shot
Into the hndy nf the otf.cer. fmwe
died at a lionpltHl about 1 30 o'clock,
four hour nfler llm Hhonllug lie
wah 2.' eri old, and married He
hail been on the pnlbe force about
.1 vein and ;w a goml officer. Ills
father lives near llanaer. Texiw.
Illlllnu'ia eHiapeil. unit II Is
Ihiunrht that he was beaded niwapN
ft 1 1 sa.
BIBLE CLASS GETS CHARTER
I
llnlii( Mi'ii'i (Jioiip Afflllale Willi
llaillt Coiiientliiii. ,
A charier has been IkmipI to tlir
lllltlness Menu lllble iI.ihk of III"
Vlrnt lliipllst i hiireh b Ihe ado I
department of the Southern Itaptl-t
convention This offlilaily enroll
llm cIiish with the Baptist Sundut !
eehonl bimrd and muki'i an fflll.t -I
Inn with every other menu class in
Ihe convention. The lorn I i lass now
, lin ks but three of the 10 pjun's
which consilium the standard of
excellence In the convention
About IS attended the meetlnp of
1 the ItuslncMs Mens futile cl.-i, 1 1-1
Sund.i and a lanter aitendaii' e .1
been seruipd to tilay regularly dur
ing the ervlce of the 1 la, will
appear for the second time
officers of llm olasa are: I V.
(shannon, prealilptit; K. S. Illley,
first vice president; ('. S. I.oekwoml,
second uce ptealdent: I). !. .Hhan
non, third vice president; II. I'asa,
ecietary; II P Hale, librarian; Orel
Harper, publicity, jnl K. II. Wlel.
teacher.
lie
STREET CAR HITS COUPE completely off ..nd the
I ring smashed
A. 1'. Shelton. tiiolmniaii or
car, ippoiled that llm auloinol
turned weal on Third after 1 o r
north on KIkIii and that It was
Hie left hand side of the street
.Isltnlla." accident occurred three d ,
ego at ! If ih and Main when
.ppriie ( iix'iii:ilnn Tin.
KOIlT SMITH. Ark orll 2t
I'ort (tmlth volera by n malorllv of
411 voles today approvd le 1 i ier.
endum election the ordinance assess
ing a privilege or mcupiitlon tax.
Only one of the cinht pri'liuls m
Mm city xoli'l a malorllv aKalii"! ip
piMal of Hi" ordiuaiic'i An mi
xii.i 1 1 liii?" ite was polled foi 1
special uli' um
Mr-t. ('. ,M. t'nlbiirn anil iIiiiikIiIci
Jurnl In Accident YcMcitla).
Mrs. l". M. Colburn, SIR Kast
Klghth, waa painfully i ut. and Nur-
ma Colburn. Imr daughter, was.
slightly bridged when an electric . automobile owned by c K. Coibun
rnuim drlen bv MIsB Cnlhiirn ran I son of Mrs. Colburn I ah Into a 1 1 1 .
Into an east hound Helm lew street
car near Third and l'.lntn about
cur at the atieet Intersection.
O'l I'll k Veil' I I d i
Charles French iho u
of til" mO'"r C 1.' W,l
The tt"n v' ii. r
liadh d."iui(.'i
ex eiinv
I t
it )
ID
Mr-
ili in'
' 1 1
X 1
LUMBER!
'10,000 ft. new mixed mil
run lumber, $55 per 1,000.
Phone Osage 2267.
JpjjL JpL
10 r.o .taapuad
bercular tendency or Tuberculosis, may uso
Send your nitno and address to
Kligl h si'lciiliMts a-e cMierlmcii
ir.K Willi two inumcill unci, sent I
. ' mi.lpli Lev and ie. eiM il bx
1 1 ii. I.i ri pla c Hie dot an
1) i- 1 I' urai'l"
TuberculosixS
It was when phys
icians said It waa Impca
sl..lo for J. M. Miller.
Ohio IJrUKRlst to sur
vive, tho ravnRPS of Tu
ber uloaia, ho bepan ex
perlnientlnij on him
self, find discovered th
llo.ne Treatment, known
na ADDIMNK. Anyons
with coughs ahoxvlng lu
ll under plain directions.
Ltlot rku
MHMI.1MC
78 Art-nde HuVdlna
Colntnoua, Olilo
IT
liBi
it':
One of Tulsa's Classiest
Ad-Writers
Said in Sunday Paper:
that if you boy, took to the overall plan he would
be 3. O. L.
Not so with us. Bccnusc in accordance with our policy
of keeping up with the times.
We will convert part of our plant into nn Overall Dept.
and figure out, a way to press them with a classy up-to-the-minute
overall crease.
The balance of our plant wo will keep going just as it
i sto care for those of you who stick to your old clothes.
BUHL'S
PARISIAN CLEANERS
275
CAI.I.
os;i'
OK CCDAIt
'J 1 1
SOt'TII
IIOSTO.V
SUDDEN SERVICE
MK.MIH'.lt NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ItVKUS AXI CI.KANKUS
THERE is unusual beauty combined with
comfort in these new straws, Pana
mas, UnliluUcs, Leghorns and a large
variety of others. A hat to fit every fea
ture. We can fit you and please you, no
matter how discriminating you may be as
to style or weave. We have them the
kind that will please.
$3
Others up to $15
THE
,n Nnnio
mid Stetson
lints
u
Strung-
Cnrflcld
uml Itcrnl
Shoes
CLOTHIERS
121 SOUTH MAIN ST.
''The House of Courteous Service"
Learn the
Facts About
Stylish
Clothes '
at Honest
Prices
Clothing prices are a little
higher than last year;
labor and materials cost
more. But there's no ex
cuse for prices being un
reasonable. When you
buy, pay enough to get
good stylish clothes but
make sure you get full
value for your money.
Don't pay a dollar more
than is necessary.
Come and see our
COLLEGIAN CLOTHES.
You'll like their looks;
styles are the latest. All
the new colors and pat
terns; just what you like
to wear. And these styl
ish clothes are good
clothes. Tailored from -all
wool fabrics. Every stitch
is sewed to stay. They
hold their style and wear
long.
These honestlv m a d e
COLLEGIAN CLOTHES
are priced fairly. The
makers keep their profit
down; so do we, for we
want you to have faith in
this store's square-dealing.
Our clothes give you
more style more wear
for your money. Save
buy now buy here.
O Collegian Clothes 192)
DatU Adkr tc Soui Company
Collegian Clothes
$45 $50 $60 $65 $70
Hi-Lo Felt Hats and
Brigham-Hopkins
Straws
mo
CLOTHING CO.
"Ol AI.ITY AT TIIK Klt.llT l'KICi;"
5-7 EAST SECOND STREET
The
Home of Crossett
Shoes
S3
Handsome styles in the
new two pant suits
ENTIRELY nsidc from their remarkably sturdy fabrics and
extra stroni,r workmanship, these new two-pant suits have
the style and fine looks heretofore seen only in younjj men's
clothes. That is why the boys of Tulsa arc so insistent that parents
buy boys' clothes here.
BOTH single and double brcasters in many different effects.
Newest ideas in pockets, lapels and belts full and snug fit
ting models. Fine English tweeds, French tweeds, cassimeres,
worsteds, cheviots, flannels anil many other rich fabrics in new
blues, grays, greens, browns and mixtures. Ages (5 to 18 years at
$12.50 up.
New ideas in wash suits
THIS season's new wash suit styles arc the prettiest in many
years. Dutch, French, English and American models each with
its very distinctive effect. Fine, fast color materials in all shades
and combinations at $!5 up.
Pla-Mate footwear for boys
WHETHER you buy boys' shoes for long service or for their
good style and fit you want Pla-Mates. Made of selected
first stock leathers in all shades. Goodyear welt soles, $6 up. Other
oxfords for big boys at $(J to $10.
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