The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 07, 1920, Final Edition, Page 5, Image 5

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TULSA DAILY WOULD, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1020
5
MINOR OFFENSES
IN POLICE COURT
Nothing Unusual in First
Day's Work of New
, Force Records Show.
48 CASES ON DOCKET
Citu Uriels
I. niiltllY JlltOW.S'. 15 Went
Fifth in rrt overltig from nn opcin
tloti ici i ntly undergone (or appen-tlbltl-
-I
DKCHKK OP DIVOHCi: wa
granted yiideiday In dletrht court
lo Oi niKi' V. Dennett against Omii
It. Ucntutt.
A NIMHUU OK tft'OTTISH Kite
MiiKonn of Tulsa are attending the
meeting of Oktahonm luiudstory No.
1 In Uuthrle.
Vagrants, Drunks and Dope
Dispensers Are Chief
Offenders Caught.
No event of a spectacular nnturo I
were connected with the first dav's
crusade of the rcnrganid police
department to pinko Tulsa a cleaner
city, according to the proceeding!) of '
the municipal court Thursday aft-1
ernoon. The pollre found no evl- 1
denee of organized wimbling and the 1
cases, on trial were, the tiaual ones i
connected with charges of vagrancv I
drunlennu. nnil other minor of- '
fenscs. The ducket contained Is J
ont,ca which l not an uiiuhu.i1 num- j
bcr when the police dipurtiuent
makes a concerted effort to round
up nil classes of offendero. )
The two Rambling cases resulted
,from raids made on games of a
(rrnil-prlvntp nature, Five men were j
taken out of a loom In the rear of
a ,clennlng establishment, nt 111 J
North Main street after the 'officers
had watched the proceeding
through a rent In the window cur
;tnln. The door to the room In which
the men were playing was locked.
Six, men weie artested In n rooming
limine on Kant l-"lrt street when the
officer vlHlted the place In search
of a bogus cheek nrtlst. The North
Main street case was continued until
Friday and four of the other of
fender., were fined $10 nnd costs.
Charles Austin, nrrested on the
charge of vagranry, was found to
have $100 In bills sewed Up In Ills
Underwear. He was clven the i
maximum fine, but this was, sus
pended on condition that he return '
to his home In Oktahonm City on ,
th first train this morning. He will
bp held by the police until sifely
deposited on the train.
Mat Mingo nnd wife. Fannie
Mingo. alleged dops peddlers, nnd 1
yagrnnts. were phcIi fined J13 nnd '
toMs after testimony given by peo
ple who had purchased "dope" from I
them. Negroes nnd whites have I
made a beaten path to their back
door at the corner of Boston nnd
Archer, according to Jim Pntton.
chief of detectives When the house 1
was raided, about 50 capsules of1
morphine and cocaine wPrp found
Hill Yargey. who was convicted of
drunkenness Wednesday afternoon
nnd fined $ln nnd costs with the fine i
suspended if he would leave town, '
was again In court yesterday. He
was given 30 da.'s In Jail. Judge I.
H Moroney, when lm pronounced
the sentence said that hp Intended
to put a stop to so much drunken
nrss pvpn though long Jill spntcneps
were neceHsaiy to do it.
All of the other cases before the
court yesterday were ordinary vugs,
drunks and minor offenses. Orders
have been Issued bv Chief John A
Gustafson ,to nrrest any nnd all
loafers found on the streets.
I'v! tho Want Ails to help joii
LONG LIST 1
OF SYMPTOMS
MUS. A. J. HAM., $35 North 151
wo'od, has InvltCd young women oi
the buslines and ptofcselounl wom
en's il'ib to in pin ly in her homn on
Tuesday evening, May 11.
I'llTITIO.VS VOil IHVllltl.'U were
filed In dlstrb t court yesterday by
JoKle VnntieHiM- against William F.
Vuntiease. Mnry 11. I'hllbrlik
against DaFrtnuil 15. I'hllbi kk...
t
SAM M'lIMt.VKV. cashier of the
National Chamber of Commerce
bank, went to ft. IjoiiIh Wednesday
to undergo nn operation for nppeii
dtiltlM ut it Ml. hniils hospital.
MKH. JOStll'MINK ltClll.. stale
treasurer of tho V. C T f, .iitd
Mrs. A. C lliincrofi. slaV i-uitn-ei
Btnl IM mM?.im , attended the
Ing of the ccmtly orgunl,o.
In Colllnsvllln Tuesday.
MAKISIACiK I.ICKNHKrl were U
sued yesterday to the following le
the clerk of county otirt' John K
Clancy, .IS. and Agnes ('. dusih".
a, mi. l,oult. .Mo. Hoy 1'arks. .1
Tulsa. II '
bile Wreck nmr Cluiemo t"
months iicm and ('""pet. a former
agent of the ompatiy. ask an n
(outitlng tinm the brohei age loin
pntiv. I
KKV. 1.. 8. MAUTON. )sstor of
the Hostun Avinue M. K. church,
south, will return this morning from
Nashville, Totin., according to Infor
mation received yesterday by
Clint lo J. Allen, assistant pnstoi'
Mr. Mutton has been III iittendnnc
nt a meeting of the general educa
tional bosnl of the church.
TMUIT OF Til miK down elec
tric light globes riotu the Boston
Avenue M. K iliunh Tuesday tilitht
miiken a totsl i inn kIoIicr which
have .been taken fiuni the hurch
In font robbi iies since the beginning
of the .ear. Charles .1. Allen, aslst
ant pHstm, siild .Mf-terd.iv in report
ing to the polli e. Mum t mid pot
ago stHini'H eie hIso taken In it
robber) seernl weeks ago
Oppose MIIIIiiij Tialiilug.
Sapulpa Nairn
8AIM I.I A. Miv city faies on
the Inc.li SHOP) rillw 11 illlls Will be
lncieus.d f i mil ,'i criitu I" II cents
cffectlip M.i) 10, Hfcordliig to an
order pusted bv It Miller, pjresl
dent of the OKInhoma t'tiion Hall
nay company todav. l'ures on the
Interiirb.in lines lo Tulsa and Ktefer
will not be changed under the order
COI.I'.MIII 8 Ohio. M,
pulsei nillll. ill tiaintng
posi'd t.nlai b I hi Uii
onien oi ' i - in 1 1 t-i'n
be fust oliipi five f tbe
t Ions I'H,. (.1 'HI !
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Uootht will be openrtt at seieral
places tn the business dlstrHt line
for the enrollment of membeis In
the American legion, It was decided
at n meeting of Itosaoe Krye post
here lat night at the Salvation
Army citadel. Membets of the ladles
auxiliary of thi Amerh-an legion
I .vill Hlnt'l!i the drlie which I"
,lns simultaneously in all parts of
, the country The local post a now
i fifth In sle In the state, but -,11111s
in he ciime thlnl after the drive
j fei lllellll'i'l
New nffeeis In the Ii . i! Sill. ill. in
Amu i ..ft iriliid lm. i The aie
Cipt Alfred Wnlil.i r .mil f. , f.i-m
i I i.f I'ort l 1 1 mi Ti i i I in
"i-n II tl.oiKP ii M in i Mile t"
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in I
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nun fiom this clt attended 'he re
publliati prrfetenti.il ronveutiiui at
I'.iistow A MMsliin of the lOiinti
iintrnl eommttti'e this morning at!
Unstow was followed by n bualness M u,u
r. -i.iii r.v .. i im n nun ii 1 1 crnui'ii .
adilees received beie Indicated.
WIFE UNDER ARREST
Mo, Wnnian l Held for
Minder of lliiiluinil 1 1 l'olini
.Ma) ItiiM- Kltlcil Atiolher
'. M. C. A. Notes
Swimming Instruction this week
has been confined to the giving of
Idltlonal lessons to a number of
ho. is who were timid and were not
Mblp to lentil to swim In six lessons.
Iii'tivlilnnl aitriilion Ik kIVcu these
boys and an effort made tA build up
their confidence, acrordlng to l'ied
Woodson, in chin ge of ihe swim
ming program Next week the reg
ular class work will be tesuuieil with
four classes of ,10 Inns each
At the tegulsr meeting of the
Messenger llovs club Wednesday
night the following new officers
Weie elected .lames Itllev, president,
Harold WilKlit. secrciars. Detains
nil Horn Measurer The prlnrlpal
inlnter dlscusi .1 was tomcming tho
pioper wav for mcmtiers of the club
lo observe Mothers' day
STOCKTON, Mo. May i! - Mrs C
II )pcker. wife of a farmer who
died last Hecember at his home near
Cane Hill In this county, la under .li
test here following an analysis of
the vital organs of her husband
which revealed poison In sufflelnni
quantity to trnve caused his death.
' Pecker, who was 2 years old
died Mlililritlv and It nun believed ut
the Unit that de.ttll Wa due to the
after effects of Influpuwi. I.esa than
two weeks Inter. Mrs King llruce
living In I'ic same neighborhood,
died sudeiilyi Hoon Hftcrwstd, in
cluding in infirmatlon in the hands
of I'ro-ecutlnr Altornrv I'olter Mis
Meeker went to lh Hruce home i
IniliscUeepel His body w.ik ex
humed the lailei p.iil or Miiiih it
the lerillrst of I brother. llci'e
Meek) r The biil nt Mrs Urine w.m
exhiiliird psterday and the xeiu
will h" anat7ed
E. M. GATTLE & CO.
PLATINUMSMITHS - JEWELERS
630 FIFTH AVENUE
NEW YORK
We extend a cordial invitation
(o visit our establishment and
view our exhibit of Diamonds,
Sapphires, Pearls and Emeralds
in artistic Platinum Settings.
OpposiO S. Palrick'n Cathedral
to .
ut
mid Mary 1)
and Helen Webb.
Kockendorfei-. 40.
Cik'dson, 30, TuImi.
I
M ItS. HTHKt. I'ltAINK Is lion
acting ns hend of the wnmen's di
ti.) 'Ii nt trie fed'tal state frie
employment bureau ns sio cssor to
Mrs. i:mina Kant, who resigned to
nreepl a position In the i lt audi
tor's office. Tho employment bit
rem Is now temporarily located a'
14 Vi Most First.
JOK SHNCnit. charged with
possession of lbpior at Sapulin in
Apt II, cn'ered a plen of not gulltj
at his arinlanment yesterday be
fore C. 1.. Yuneey, t'nlted States
commlssliiner, and wmi released on
bond of $1,000 for preliminary
hearing uext Saturday ai'ternoon,
C. A. JAY, supervisor of plane
ment training .for the fedeinl buiud
for vocatlonaf education In Oklaho
ton. Arkansas and TejtiiH, known as
dlstrbt No. H, will visit the Tills i
henchiuiirtcis on Momlay1 May U)
I'. I.. Long, bend of the federal
board In eustei n Oklahoma and
western Arkansas, hpent yestciday
In Fort Smith.
CLAIM INC, TI1K SL'M of J2 COO In
commission and JSC0 on n note Is
due him from tho Dnils Hrokerngo
company, suit waa filed In district
cqurt yesterday by A, I). Cooper
ngaintit tho company Sol F. Davis,
the orgnnlzer nnd principal stock
holder, was killed In an nutomo-
HARTMANNS
Cushion Top
Wardrobe
Trunk
For 'the praduate and
bride would be a most de
sirable gift.
North Carolina Lady Was
Nervous, Weak and Suf
fered Greatly, but Re
lief Soon Came After
She Took Cardui.
Asheville. .V. C. Mrs. J. A Sluder
of 45 Woodrow avenue this city re
crntly made the following state
ment: "I was In a very run-down condi
tion after ... I wnsn t nble to ro,
"I was nervous, weak and couldn '
do my work.
"I felt like, at times, no matter
what happened, I wouldn't get up a
spark of Interrst.
"I wns depressed, blue, nnd con
tinually on tho lookout for eome
thlnj to happen.
"I couldn't sleep to do any good,
nnd had to force myeolf to cat when
meal timo came.
"I suffered some pain In my back
and sldeN, but the worst trouble was
weakness and depression.
"I decided to try a tonic.
"My sister had gotten such fine I
results from Cardui, I began using It j
"Soon I noticed I would get i
hungry, and sleep at night, and this. !
of course, was a great help. '
A "I grew less nervoua. ,
t
"The depression left mo and soon ,
I was well and strong.
"I enjoy good health, thnnks to
Cardui." Ask your druggist about I
Advt.
George McFadden
Tin: ci:li:ihlti;i hush ti:noh will apphaii iv
PlilLSON AT TIIK
Majestic Theater
Ni:.T Sl'NDAY 13VI',NI(;
JIc- will bo assisted by "The Phonograph With a Soul." This np
is'iiranci' ill 'hlNn of the arcjit Irish tenor Ls the cieut of tin: M'iiMiu
for liners of k'1 music.
Ono ns Illustrntcd
$74.75
This trunk has all of the
exclusive features that
have made the Hartmann
trunk so popular.
Reinforced round edge
double locks, hat unci shoo
ho. dniu cr locking bar
mid Initilng boa ii I.
Other Hartmann Trunks
From $50 to $171.50
Mull Orders Prepaid
L-D-C-E,
TRUNK COMPANY
ill SOUTH MAIN"
Ttilwi Knnsns City
EHMBI
Sugar Is High
Which is the more important for tho
human system SUGAR OR SALT?
Hour Glass Free-Running Salt
It's Pure and Uniform
THE BEST STORES -HAVE IT
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rial in
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for C o'npiaint
To know what a cup of
good coffee is and not have
it, is simply because you
forget to ask for Inter-State
Coffee roasted fresh daily.
PoTr mt Tur. lNim-5tArE Coci Co., JorUN, Muoun
HTURT
We Juggle the letter of thin word eo that It may catch your eye hut the
Mmple but great thought that lies within thorn five lntler l alwayH para
mount In thin iidvcrtlMng of ouin TllL'TII.
I'or all of us know that a bunlneMi can never prosper unle( the advertis
ing be truthful.
The Vandcucr Adman
Complete Stocks of
t n o a
Vandevers
It isn't what you pay for underclothing it's what you get for what you
pay. MunsiiiRwear offers an opportunity to figure an underwear pur
chase on the basis of true economy.
Many features arc contained in thh most satisfactory underwear.
Perfection of fit, no binding, no bagging in tho body.
Comfort to tho skin, no scratching or irritating fabrics.
Coolness and lightness. This means comfort during the hot summer days.
Munsingwear in the long run is tho most sensible, comfortable, economi
cal under garment you can buy.
Complete stocks at prices from $1.35 to $4.50.
Knltvtcnr Sft'llon, Scroml Floor
Educational in intent offering an opportunity for the
women folk of Tulsa to further inform themselves of the
features of these leading brands of Corsets.
Nemo, La Camillc, Bon Ton, Madame Irene
Each has new features peculiar to itselfmany women arc
taking advantage of this exploitation week and are consult
ing our expert corsetieres.
Cornet Section, Third Moor
32-in. Ginaham, plaids, checks
and plain colors, sixty pieces
in tho lot.
Regularly, 50c.
Special, yard, 42c.
Fancy Voilcn, beautiful pat
terns and a complete range of
colorings, both light and dark.
3fi inches wide.
Regularly, 50c.
Special, yard, i'Zc.
Colored Handkerchief Linens,
several pastel colors and
dainty colored crossbars on
white ground.
3R inches wide.
Regularly, $2.50.
Special, yard, $2.19.
Linfjeric. Crepe Complete line
of colors, plain and small de
signs. 32 inches wide.
Special, yard, I'Jc.
Wah ;kxI Section, Main I'loor
Mercerized and
DclUjhtful Mcdeln for Occasional
or Constant Wear
Sweaters are to bo worn more
this season than ever before.
And here you can bo rightly
sweatcrcd for tho coming months.
Slip-Over, Ripple. Smock, Tic
Hack and Tuxedo styles.
Shown in a variety of fashion
able shades from $15 to $10.
Sweater Se1lon, KwkiiiiI I'loor
Draperi Short Lcnylhs
at Half Price
Todau
Sctonil I'lior
Meiuberti of tho Open Hhop Association
Lincnc Suiting
36 inches wide; all colors,
both light and dark.
Excellent quality, good col
ors. Special, yard, fi5c.
Fancu Dimities Piquantly
smart designs, roses nnd others
most of tho wanted colors.
36 inches wide.
Priced, yard, 85c.
The Sale of
Women's Low-Cuts
in
Full Swing
Every pair in stock at a re
duced price. .
Shoe. Section, Second Floor
Ilycchha Club presents
Scotti Grand Opera Co.,
May 17 and 18.
.Vcu; Idea and
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