The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 07, 1920, Final Edition, Page 3, Image 3

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1020
Slate Briefs
KILLS SON WHEN
I II IklTIKtn Tl M r-l lr-r
HI MM I I ll I I M 1 1- l H V 1 Tuiti.nP.ii ... ,
1 1 1 vj 1 1 1 1 1 v L.o iuh, km;;r in the w,
. .w.is ft pioneer of Oil I'ommiinlly.
I l-'or u m ore of cars lie practised
former Tulsa .Fireman Is,"1'' ix-wmu" Cherokee oomny.
Killed Instantly by
Father's Gun.
URGED HIM TO COME
Deputy Mistook Hoy Driving
Home for Auto Thief
Escaping Arrest.
TAIIMiQl'AII, May . - Mn ily
will he celebrated here the latter
I'.irt of the nionth. s'.gnnlir.ed by
"stomp dances and oilier Indian
amusements, tuiil Madam Schu-tuunn-Hcltik
will ling
. TAIII.KqI'AII, May .. William
llathcnte, aged farmer ami owner
of an orchard on (ho mountain Hide
of I'arllilll, Is dead. He wax a
confederate veteran Mid came to this
section pruvloiis to statehood.
.MIAMI, May .- The spring
movement of tramps Ih on, accord
ing to L'hlcf of J'ollrc llillllch. HeV
cral hoboes urn rounded up every
nigm. th ii only place in Miami
BpcUl to Th World
It VAN. May fl rilff Trier, 2
morning, via automobile frOm-Tnls;,.! r 'obb.rlw
was nol ami killed almost instantly,
by his father, ltnbcrt Trice, local mtoi.iiu ........ . i t.
W1!!!? '" ! q CnSin .TO K.V llnnai
or Jennings, III lie opened in a
, inrrco and ank that bndv's end'T.ie
inrnt of their position Tho journey
I men struck for a 11(1 day of eisht
hours This u.is accented liy im
pioyers with the proviso that a eon
tract at. that flgute should he slgn
ed for one yeat, which wan lefased
hy the strlkeis. l'inploeri hae
signed all agreement to stand pt
MHNHVr.TTA. Mil) II. I
Fellows. nceitl elected mayor on
it reform wave, Ii.ih m.ide a clean
'sweep of all lipliolntli t- offices and
promucs to carry nut li In leform
platform, to the lettei James llpp
lnirii Is the new city attorney, ().
W. Mint-ham cll rink and .lumen
Stnrment chief of police The old
fire chief mid supct intt-ndent or
waterworks wc tv re ippolnied nnil
the city physician, city engineer and
two policemen hold oer until
riirlher action
Hait Down on llaihlug.
OKLAHOMA CITY .U.. it
j Women m.ij im an Kind of a
bathing milt x tvhllo bathing n ,inv
I of the swimming pools oM)klnhnnin
i City, ,lue I'.ilt. rsnn ('nmmisloiini-
of pub properly lit. 1 tiulaj
SLAYER OF WIFE
TO PAY PENALTY
Vinita Man to Die on
Anniversary of Mur
dering Mate.
Ity AnKorlalrd I'rtn XtMtr Wire
OKLAHOMA t'lTV Mil) fi - Con
flniiiitlnii of the Meiitli pcmiltv pro
nounced on Monroe Hcttcrion of
Vllllla bv the district eoliit of I'ra.g
cotintywiM made todii) by the utate
criminal court of appeal The dale
of ti Ih clorimculloii wan fixed for
.lillv !i at the peiltent.ai the mini
VciM.m of the dentil of h In. wife
whnin Hitteiion u.ik tonvic'itl of
murdering
Hi ttei tint -liol his w fe thiie
Linen wiuie "he wan arranging h r
h -r with hei hai-k to him n Jutj !'
I1)!", ! lOiilma to lent ihii n the
wltneim iwtw the,
!i ike Hevcrnl
"liootinc
li win brought out In (he lr.nl '
In it Itetterion had pleaded Kiillty tin
ll..itri to killing a woman and had i
I' -en rentciieed to nerve !'.! earn In i
. Ilif Mlrllllenll in 1 1 i,,..i !..... ..... I
lib. tied lij die K'jvenmr of MWnuri on
Anril I Hixt fiir monlli.H beforo he
fhot llN wlfo nl Vlnlln
'Hil.tfi i'w t'omiiiiinil.
WAHlllNtlTO.N? May Mj0r
len John MnrrlKon ban been r
lleed of bin duUei At Camp l.ewlii.
UnKllliiKton. and will take commatiil
of the ftouthcaMern department at
('harlnntnn. S t . the war depart-
meiu aiinoiinreit Iniliiy
I 'iti M-jii i n LNtaeli j
ItnsTO.V May fi. -The nlRnltiR of,
.Inhit ,1 i:eri', former natlnnali
leiiRue b.meb.iH plajer in loach of,
llln ItOKton cn)leKO l..inc..il tciim
wan .innoumeil tod,t Hih Mlar
wn ild to he umixiiall) hlKh
MASONS BEGIN TEMPLE!
(irimnd N llnikcii at (.iilhrlo for
Now htriictun (.meriior SH'uk
N'imihI l.nrKi"l In Nnilll.
tty AMi'lntrit I'rrtwKUiF W'ro
(ll'TIIHin. Okln . May fi -Otoiind
hreaklnK cfremonlen for the new
12,000,000 Scot I Mi Itlle temple wrm
obKerviid hero today before a ciowil
eMImated at 10.000 " Addrewa wero
miiile b tlov. ,1 II A Itobcrtunn
and Pern Preeman. nereiRtt In
Kpeclor peneial of the Hcottmh Itlle
Ma'otiK A 'lam of Too Manon N '
IllUltll? llln lll.0f-.MiM lit Die Mill LlIU Tl1 '
union of the order
In hi Hddre!i. loernor Hubert
son paid IiIrIi tribute to Hrnttlnh
Kite M im.. iifi and their work In the
w a t j
The Outline t'onplntory. II wan
brought out at the ceremonies lo-
day In now the lantent in the mmlli
ern Jnrltiillrllnn IikvIiik nearly 10,-j
nofl memhem on Iti rolln AMantn I
(la . In neeond It win nnd wnh A .00 0
ineinberii.
I'lKK Kill in;
OKLAHOMA CITY, May --Flr
cniiid :hn death of 107 peinoni In
Oklahoma during 1019 and Injurlnii
In 310 othern. nccordlim lo n report
Inmied today by John ITonnnlly, riutn
fire niarnhal. Kourteen pernons were
nrrenled for Incedlarinm ('urlnK thn
yr ir Ihn report nt.iteii.
L
oily, whllo the. father wan waiting
for the appearance of a stolen auto
mobile of the name make thought to
have been drUon this way from
Watirekii. Kred .lopllnp. forttlorly
proprietor of a eleatilnc nhop In
Tulna. wan wounded by the name
bullet which killed Trice.
The brakes on the automobile
driven by younR Trice ate believed
to h.ivn been weak nnd the rnr did
not tnp when the deputy appeared,
ll.irknrin prevented the father front
re .utilizing hli non. The dead man
wan a Tulnn fireman about one jear
prior to 1!U7 and Joined the army
when war broke out. 'He nerved In
France IS months an corporal In tho
aviation corpn and wan unmarried.
The two men had Intended to re
main here, the parents said. The
Hon had been urged to return home
to livo nlnce his discharge from tho
nrmy, I hey ndded. nnd condescended
tn come homo last week, hut was not
expectod for neverul days.
few days, the charter already hav
ing been srnnwit by tiie comptroller.
Its capltul tHock Is J2i'i,flij0, and
this Is the Hccond bank In the city
Two specially made, wreaths wero
pent to Hyan late yesterday and t.t.
fitele Slithers and dipt. Oeorgo
Hush of the brcnl flco department
left last night for ItNan to bo pres
ent at tho funeral of Cliff W. Trice.
2S years old, former fireman here
who was shot to death early yes
terday morning by his father, near
Hjan. Trice lert hern late Tuesday
nipbt in a Kord touring car along
with Kred .lopllng. former proprle-
ni rt f, plmnirtn iiiinit hnro. Itn tfllit
br .hcr firemen that lie intended toj
go io nis nnine near jiyan in live.
Ho resigned from the local depart
ment May 1.
white" case is dismissed
MIAMI. May fi, A new theater
building will lie built here this slim
mer, the site In tho business, dis
trict Inning already been purchased,
The Oberman shirt factoiy has aP
proved plans for u two-story homo
in which they will employ 300 girls
and women.
WVANDOTTI.'. May fi .1 '
Dawson, a farmer of this neigh
borhood. Is doing much to put this
purl of Oklahoma on the registered
btork map. 1 In has n I'oland-Chlna
pig, four months old, which lie has
sold for $,)00 and has several others
which ho expects to bring that much
or more.
KnilKvilcinctil Clinrgc Withdrawn by
tilo Owner In Justice Court.
Troy White, charged with the em.
bczzlemcnt of an automobile valued
nt S00 from A. I., names, R12 ICaat
Fccond street on July 10. 1919, en
tered a pica of not guilty at his
arraignment yesterday and the case,
was then dismissed by Justice H.
C Maxcy when Harnea cumo Into
court, paid the !osts in the case
nnd stated that he did not euro to
prosecute White.
He told the court thnt White hod
taken the car on a Joy-rldlng cxpe
cUjion and when he failed to return
the property tho Information was
filed ngalSt the driver. The car
was later found whero Whllo had
abandoned It.
TO
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I i
ftWillfi Wlvo ftuiKlit In W.ir (o C5ot
fniflrti Iilr-tll ii'tii. Li.nvA,l I.. tt- ...
- - - - --.! "ii in li" n I n il 411 141 1; IH-
tlnnal army will bo ii.itiirnllxed with-
uui uiuiiK iiiruiiKii long lormalltics.
i nuea xutes Clerk W. Vnne -Mc-Clur
announced today. They are
nsked to report to the 1,'nlted Stales
cort wtth two witneKces on July 5,
(i nd will be made citizens without de
lav piovlded they have n knowledge
nf the I'nlted States government. A
spci ,ai examiner of tho bureau of
naturalization will bo In .Muskogee
on that date.
Committee Comes Sunday
MI'SK'xiKi:. Mav C The sub
commiitee or the house Indian com
mittee will arrive In Muskogee Sun
day to make n tour of Inspection of
all Indian ngrnries anil Indian
schools in Oklahoma. It was an
nounced at the I'nlted States Indian
office today. Ilcpre.sentativo Snyder
Is cliali i,in of i ho committee. A
fnrina! hc-sinn Is to be held In the
edi l' build. m; here Monday. The
. wiuim.tM . ,ii m-iw .tiiiiiii, iy evening
for Ttllfi ltepreienliitlves 'Hastings
and Carter of nkinhonia aro mem-
li'rs of Hie commltWo.
LUTH Kit, May 6.- A consider
able slim of money, lost last fall by
a woman traveling by auto from
Oklahoma City to Tulsa, awaits the
owner if she can ho found. Her
niirno has been forgotten, but she
claimed to be u trained nursu and
gave her address at TuImi.
MIAMI, May C- Not more than
one-fourth ns much wheat will be
harvested In Ottawa county this
year as last, according to the county
agent. Acreage Is small und th
crop backward. Corn has a good
prospect for n fair crop. Straw
berries promise a good crop but wl
be late, ,
OKLAHOMA CITVi May 6. Five
cities have asked for units of the
artillery battalions of tho state na
tional guard, nays Adjutant acneral
Harrett. They arc Waynoka,
Wuwoka, Knld, Clinton and Alva.
Tho recruiting of a battery at We
woka has been authorized under
Lieut. W. S. Key,
OILTON, May 6. Prof. K. L.
I.oundsborry, for two years superin
tendent of tho Geary schools, has
been chosen to head th schools here
for the coming year. He will take
tho place of Prof. Paris Perswcll.
who has Just completed his third
term and did hot apply for the
fourth, The latter will null school
work and open up law offices In the
fall.
PONCA CITY, May .- -The mas
ter plumbers have taken their prob.
loin before the chamber of corn-
j oi puu properly in. i tod.i 1il , .orilma lo tent n... u the 1
GOODNESS ' , I
' ' 1 AND
. GOODKNIT
III i 1 1
Speaking of the cost j
flOf "Overhead," I know j
Something that will I;
ilRcducc the cost of "Underneath." j
flit's some athletic j
Underwear made by "
flThe Black Cat Hosiery
flPeople known as GOODKNIT.
!Mn.dc Kloscd Krotch
lIn good Nainsook cloth
11 At last year's price. I
"$1.50
li eecvewvc
llll J1', UOTl.TULSA-aU0'
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I 1
, Style
and
Comfort
Arc tho two oulHtnndinK fca
turps of our new Hummer
Suits in t he liuht weijrht
fabrics. Wo have a moat
complete stock of
PA Ml HE 'AC It
SILK WOItAllt
AM) KOOL K LOT II
ready for your selection.
Prices raiifre from
$15 to $27.50
Holmes Clothes Shop
2:i SOUTH MAIN
Oft, Muin u& FuurtJi
THATS when a good shirt
fihowa its best qualities.
If you arc struck by the set
across the shoulders, the custom
emoothncss of the front, the
taper of the sleeves, the easy
drape of the back then you
know it's an Eagle Shirt.
Eiglc Shirts arc cut with the care
Riven an outer garment
Every shirt the ultimate in value
On Main at Fourth
"Let me go
to the store,
Mother"
Ask Honil Klccllon.
OKLAHOMA CITV fn., l-
om:nendatlon that a special election!
Tip railed to vote nn a bond lsuo of;
$500 000 for Improvement of thei
water supply station and pumping
nnd filtering station at Oklahoma
Cltv was made hy the water com-'
mte or tno chamber of commerc
toe iv Another committee recom
mended a brmd fssuo nf J250.000 for
improvement of the city's flro de
partment Thee" la ii Nile Want VI Job inll
lug lor OI, Ir joii'II only makn n
lltllo (TiiiM'Irutloiis siiuly of 1 1 1(.
Want Columns,
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Ain't it a Grand and Glorious Feeling!"
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rhrrnstoirijt ,m ter reader A llf
re.uiini: win t, cr ,rn iu vou, lit
Inrw., He .-. - j.t,, 5.uull) unclnn4t
lit. Tulto, of Cfuiie,
There h no gueet-worh about
buying productt that bear
thlt fomwi trade-mark.
Not at any price can you buy
better foods. They are the best
that Armour can produce the
choicest materials prepared by
the most painstaking process", The
famous Star Hams are picked
stock, Juicy and delidously fla
vored. "Simon Pure" is the cream
oi shortenings genuine iValard.
Children like to co shonninc. En-
cournpe them it is cood traininc. And
they will do the marketing as satisfac
torily as you can, if you tell them to be
sure to get Armour's Oval Label foods.
Tl, ll.m WL.t An"
C?P- Outtcr is the best to be
had fnjm the richest dairying
districtv The Armour Oval Label
on any product is always a guar
antee that it is top grade.
Your dealer lias Armour's Oval
Label foods, or lie can quickly get
them for you.
Write to the Armour Department of Food Economic;
Chicago, and aik for a variety of recipe and menui.
ARMOUR A COMPANY
H. M. McKay, Manager
riiono Osage lll.l.H.'.o
Tulsa, Okla.
VOU CLIMB IKro A FA1H. OP
OvJERAUS AWi g;micg at A IAICRoR.
AHt) VIXiHDR. WWV VOU UiOfc So PUMMV-
AHD VOU FEEL Ult6 AN IDICT AVUl
SCOP- LAW PRfUNDS SMPiH TSON'T
KrtcAO yoo A-TAuU
Mi
AND THEN SNEAK. OUT LIKH A THIEF
rCH'lHtr NOHODV ILU UOGH AT VOU
VfLy
e-TU I nvp T w mwik a mi's
AND oi MAKE A BftKAK. FCft A ,.,
CUOTUOS AT HOKeST PBlCeS A Uot
t-OUJBft THAN -vou thought
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A rAOB OF KIDS ARE MAWMC
PcfiT OP yoOR c65TOMv-
RUCKS
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ovx-h-h Boy!!? an't it
a Gr.-r-r-Rand and
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The Home of
Swirfy Sratti (HUilItpii
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tW'kiilHilrt
On Muin at Fourth
The Home of
Snarly Srattii (Ulntlytu
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