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13
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1920
DECISION IN SUIT
OVER OIL LEASES
Court Holds That Zclnm
Company Entitled to
Nemo Holdings.
re-hearinFqf suit
Court Awnnltt Money .FmIk
mcnt and Upholds Conten
tion of Ilcntlcy.
Peereeln; the 7elma Oil nnrt Oss
company owner nf nil lease nsslKiirrt
to the Nrmo Oil company In 1617,
and rendering JuilKtnenl In favor )f
the former company In thi mini f
IS.J00 Kalnlthe Nfmn and th Bin
clalr Oil company unit aitalnsl thn
Nemn nnrt HUhy Oil companion 'n
lh' sum nf JS.COO, (i Jitiljrmf nt was
rntcrcd In district court yesterday
by Jurtun Itcdrnnnd H. otc In the
milt nf V, C. llentlcy nmt others
afalnst thi Zclma unci Nemo coin
pan I mi.
Tlentlry nn1 hi nmnnlnte bniitKht
milt two years bro to brlnir about n
participation In oil revenues pro
ilucrd hy properly U ihimI liy tile '
nm company, nf which thn plaintiffs
were, tnlnorlly stockholders, nd
tinnsfrrrni to lh Nemo company
Tlentloy rlnlmrd nfflrer nf the.
.elma compnny made Ihe nmlRnrnciit
to tho Nemo rainimny In nucli a
mannfir n to deprive, stockholders
of the Zelmn company of their right
fill share of the oil nnd Run pro
duced. The ee wns doodled In fa
vor of the Nemo company In the'
original suit, hut upon appeal to the
Oklahoma supreme, court, the case
waa reversed nnrt remnnded for re
trial, with order Hint ownetshlp of
the lenses he In the Zclma compnny
and with further Instructions that
thn trial court ahnulil fix the amount
of recovery of the Zelmn, company
against the Nemo company, and
othem to which oil nnd tsnn had heen
mipplled, Judsin Cole nflrr hearing
testimony In the rase on several no
caelonn, rendered Judgment accord
ing to the mnndntn yesterday.
Itoltcrt A. MolMmey
Funeral Director, Phone 4H-171
903 South Main Advt,
! FALLING STONES'
Crowd CommiHHionerH
"Keep your nistiiin-c don't
bother the tity ooiiiinlsslun while
It Is in Hie midst of Important
tniim.icllonH "
Thnt'a the iiltlinntuni Ismioi yes
terday morning hy Mayor T. I
I'vim. lo thon who would Inter
fere with the toMiiiilHeloii when
auih Interfere ni'o it bothersome.
Hpectators frequently whlaper or
talk to coninilfHloiiera while mil
lion la before the homin, ami whllo
the commissioners inn linleolng In
tently for cnllRhtciillig Information
on Importuiii iiiction that de
mand defilement
Tho rmiyur's iilliiti.it irn il'ir-a not
apply to Interference If U awaits
Us turn, mid la not brought up be
fore; prevlotia matlera luivn been
dlspoird of.
CLAIM GROCERY THEFT
l iiiil(iii' of I'lguly Vlir1 I'oiiiliniiv
llrlil ,ii At ii n Wbii mtenil Mure
noil Curried Aay '.ihU.
liiformatlnn rhari:ln Krni ( M-r
Hiiiir formerly if 'oiiiiii,rcc, with .tie
tin cptiy of groceilea from the 1'iKRly
WIkkI) store In till" city Hummy
blunt, was filed In the court of ,lus.
lit r . ,) dray yenletdny. nnd Mor
gun In held In thn countv J.ilt for ar
riilKiiment on Ihe churo lodny
.lohn A .Inlinson, ib-iei l. i f. r the
wholesale. riterchanlM if thla city, yes
teiditv went lo the li'Hl'lel.i . I J I '.I
Lust Hocmid alrcit nnd unit t ihe u
tborlty of n aeiiich w.irrii'it w lied
iibout 3f, worth of Ktncerli bleiill
fled nit gomle aluleti from ib" I u.'Rly
YVlKKly elore .1 ihliti el.ile t Hint
he hm! been Informed thn! MorRilli,
n i lerk In tin' atole III aome milliner
obtained u key to thn front imor nnd
on Hiimlny iiikIiI by emplolui( n ux
Irnb, triineiinrti'd tho Kroiieilen to the
adilrem where they were found Tho
man nnd woman living In P.irt of
Ihe hone declared they did not know
who brought the unotla lo the bniimi
nor why they were brought there
KANHAN WlliL KIM. I'l'MMT
Hot, ("nee nf Oltnivn Will I'rcnrli
Hero In Alm'ncn of Hcv. .1. YV. Abel.
Itnv. H. O. Cnae, paator of tha
Methodlat Kplncnpnl thiirch nt Ot
lawn. Kan , will huvo chnrgn ot
morning nnd evening aervlcea nt tho
fit Nt Melhndlat rCpl.K'opal clilirrb on
Hiindny, May 23, Minn Kayo Kmery,
pantnr'n uaalntalit, mild yentcrdny.
Itev ,1, W. Abut, now In nttendiinco
at thn Reneral conference at Ilea
Mnlnea, Iowa, will not occupy the
pulpit until thn flrat Hundny In June,
DAMAGE HOUSES
Dynamiting by Contrac
tors Lays City Liable
to Damages, Claim.
The inn) or find l' riiinmlnalo.i"ra
have adopted ii mllil.itit altitude to
ward Hume aew.T oiitrn lin I'll"
I'Oinmlaaloii in inl'll in' lo 'he point
of peevlahiieM
Iteceiilly, when aewer illlchca weir
being dug in Kend.ill iilditloo, t orn
etoek fi llitrieeii. ronlrnctora, a"inil
lug to (he (oinpln.nt of realderila of
the nffcrli'il illxtrb'1. med lyniimle
ill mulling exciiviitlon.
One li tin for duniHgeH from the
city hnn been fllil, Mtnl otbera nii
tlclpnted Itoi kH, I'flnl hy the ilyn.i.
rnlte, fell on Ihe roofe of liniTi.'e iril
cnimeil them n lik ,Mra I' I'.
Iloewinl ban iiniifl.'l Ibe ity of 'Jinn-
lngea catieed to her home.
The iimviir il'i'iur.'ii jeiei-,iiy in
the tegular hi wixlilv fueetllll tint
aili'h l.llliiH for cIuiiihi niu''bij
eeltied bv the ionlre"ra before nny
more l oiiliaila will he lei in t'im
THREE BONDS- FORFEITED
llenrli U'nrnnt for Dcfi'tiibiiila Who
nilliil Ki Aixnr for Trial.
Korfelturo of three criminal ap
liearanro bnitda were, ordered In the
mill' of JiiMtbe II ,1 (tray yealerdny
morning when Tlllln l.therhlga
harced with grand larceny. Jon
I'errlne chnrgeil with forging a deed,
to property linn neorge nnaer.
churg't'd wl'h grand Inn coy, failed ,.
lo appear for preliminary bearing
Tlllln Klberldge waa nrreated In,
coprierllon with the then of mik
ahlrtn valued nt $104 from the Cur
tlx llrown company on April 21, I'er
rlno on an Information charging him
d H. S. TYPISTS COMPETE! alleged forgers waive
Hirer Nluilciita SiirunK till WonW It
Allnutn for 10 Alliiu(t ntnl
lln'iik lUi'orils
In the typewriting. contcva hel
In the high Khool biet week it.iny
HELD FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
with forulnn ii deed to property hlvh rerorda were eatubllHbed
hwneil hy Itarhael I.loyd nnd H It 'Tnicy lioly bad the IiimcmI iftcord In
Klftler, nnd Maker with the tioanra- w honl with an average of 13 vorda a
Ion of a alolen ntitn rim. caalng and inlnule for ten mliiut-H. Winomi
tube I'errlno tnitde an uppearan'O Hlnler and Anna Taylor eich mnde
bond of tl.000 ami tho other two an average of ! word iv mlinito
bondi of S r. 00 eii h I The following peonle recehcj ctr-
t.l catca for nrol lcimi-y in wora.
Itoyal certificate will he given to
Dorothea Franklin. Iiorrrli, l.nber,
Tracy, Duty, Mentrlcn Infenty, llelui
Mranenger Klnmn Olhlw. Harold er
lii n, Myru Itecvea, Oorrus MoC'in
liell.' Kathleen Coiiitney. Dorothy
LAbtama, Dorothy Tionipaon, Myrtli
nmilli, .inniOH nownin, ,ureiiu
Kpawr. t'llfton Mol, .leee Hwlft,
Kirk l.attn, Manuel tlrennh'jig. John
Dnvla llrady, Uicy Miy MarMUlii.
rnderwond- ua'' Carter, Opal
Hklnner, Lane I'oe
U (' Hmllh Dorothea 1'rnnklln,
Lola VIlmnk.i
Itemlngton Dorothy Thompi-nn
Mildred Tldwcll llllun KM Doro
thy llaber, (leorgln Anglln, Miirguiet
Myera label Itoop II ten Johnaon.
I'ny lloMm An in T.UIor, Winona
Hlater. Ilaxel Khnver llernlo I.evine
loionnil Wailc (.'onvmltlcd to .Inll for
Trial mi IKigita nruii iiiiortiiaiinn.
It. I., Iito tnd Karlt) Wade, two
young men arreatcd at tho V. C
N'wrrlM, Moior Halea companv April
JO when they attempted to paa n
forged draft for 1.100 on the Moua
ten, Texna, National Kuch.tnrfrt bunk,
waived preliminary hearing yester
day before Juatlco II. J. Orny-ard
were commtlteii to ;an in uoiauii n
$1,000 bond for trial by district
court , ,
According to atatemcntH made by
official of tho Texaa bank, the tie
fendant.1 obtained draft for une
dollar and for four dolluis later
rnlalng thoni to 11.100 and I00 ic
apectlvely, thn former of whtrh they
atteinplcd to paas on the motor
agency In payment for it car
WHY WASTH TIAti: AM)
AIONHV?
Not neecanary to telephone fo,
your water when you have om
of our contract. Your wanu
RUtiplled without call,
licet Wntcr nnil Ileal Sortie
(Vynlfll Spring Water t o,
(Hugo OO-IIC
rronner Hti-rclary nf Oil 'onimny la
llcleitfictl on noun ror 'iriai,
K. M I'elatel formerly aecretury
and troaaurer of tho I.uhihnrt-Tolll-vnr
Oil company of thl city. aa
held under hia pretent liomj of tit.
000 for trial by dlalrlct court on thn
charge of elnber..emi.nt by a do
clalon miide by Juatlcn II J. Orny
yealerdny. Heveriil da)a have been
conaumed during tho paat month
with the hearing of the i ,mc. In
which I'elalel la apeelf Irally charged
with embezzling the ailm of $2,000
In October of l!U!.
Hlx other chnrge have been flUI
agaluat thn defendant, covering al
leged lonara of the oil company dur
ing 1919. totaling I1M00, whirh It
la claimed waa received unlawfully
1... I'.l.l 1 O'ttA hkllnl. ll-nli.- ..!.
hezxllng money 4ml clalma the check j
iheth upon Willi fi tlui cnargc urn
baaed wern written by him and Uaed
In tho tranamtlon nf Iho company'
bualnea
Emerson
Fans
People's Electric Supply Co. '
223 EAST THIRD STREET
Phone Osago 6813
Member of Tulsa Open Shop Association
Backed by Real Estate
Security Encouraged
by Law
Every dollar doponitod with this association is secured
by First Mortgages on improved real estate at 50 per
cent of our appraised valuo. Over $2,000,000 of real
estate is your security.
To encourage depositH in this association, special laws
make all money deposited with us FKKE FROM
TAXES.
6 Interest Paid on Your Savings
Interest Paid from Date of Deposit.
9T Interest Paid on Monthly Pay
4 o ment Savings
For instance: $10 deposited with us each month for 120
months will repay you in cash $2,000 a profit to you
of $800, which is 9 't per cent interest on your semi
annual balances. Other amounts cam in tho same pro
portion. Tulsa's oldest and largest savings association is always
ready to servo you, Out-of-town depositors receive the
same courtesy as Tulsa people.
Tulsa Union Loan and
Savings Assn.
Resource Over Three-Quarter of a Million Dollars
RAnii W. SINCLAIR, I'reiiliUnt
JAMK8 B. WAD 13 Vlcc-IVcaldcnt
T. J. IIARTMAN VlccI'malilent
MAHK 13. CAHH...I Treasurer
CL.15VK8 V. IIKUCH Henetary
WAJtRKN I). AHHOTT (irneral Counael
I East Fifth Street
Phone Osage 3254
Special Reductions
1 " Mmmm-mmm-mmmmmmmmmmmmm
in Ladies Pumps
Wednesday and Thursday
Patent or vici kid, one strap, tongue
pump, with covered French heels,
AAtoD . $Q.45
Specially Priced S
A pretty Colonial pump, with beaded buckle,
patent or dull kid, covered French heel.
AA to D. . .
Specially rnced
.45
9
Our prices are always the lowest.
Ask your friends about us.
Tulsa Upstairs vcr
South 1 Palace
Main Sample Shoe Co.Thcatcr
ASK YOt'Il Ni:i(lHIlOlt AltOUT SHANNON'S
A Little Range
Big In Service:
MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE KITCHENS
WITH LIMITED WALL SPACE
with all tho convenience, sanitary and economy features that
only the New Method possesses.
Split oven doors; all-steel, enamel hurners; all steel con
struction throughout; and
SOLD HERE EXCLUSIVELY
ONE-THIRD SAVING IN GAS
1 loo lor Kitchen
CiiIiIiicIn
niiillciw ItcfrlR.
cintors
Stnrr I'Iioimi
crnplti l'liocnlx ItocUcrt
IIK-.cU Ciiritct
Shccimts
SHANNOH'C
Furniture KJ
14 and 16 West Second
YOUR CREDIT IS O. K.
GENS
Cash Stores Co,
Kccn Storcn In Tnlwt
Ono In Your NclKlilHirlmntt
STom: no. 4
PURITY MARKET
AND GROCERY
I'll ON K OSAf!H 1703
W'r Sell Hie HcM fur Ixvw
lb.
Mid -Week
Specials
,$1.77
,...89c
...45c
...13c
$1.52
....13c
$1.52
..15c
.$1.78
Ijftric or lb.
Crlsco ......
Medium or .1
Crlsco
Small or 1 lb.
Criiico
No. S cnni Kfioit
SiiBAr Corn
Dozen
lots , t
"No. 2 can rooi!
Burst rc;m ....
Doicn
lota
No. 3 cans
Tomatoes .
Dozen
lot
Gallon cans solid pack Q"1 n
reaches , VJ X.j
(lallon cans solid pack Q1
Apricots OJ-v
(lallon cans
Illackbcrrlcji .
lied ltosn
nuttor
Tail Horden's Milk,
each
Dozen
lots
20c sire Llpplncott
Queen Olives, each .
$1.04
..60c
13c
$1.50
10c
If you want to crowd your Gas
Ranp;c into a narrow space and at
the same time' have all the advan
tages of a big Range, here's YOUR
Range 1
It's 34 Inches Wide
Rut into these IJ4 inches the j
makers have built an 18-inch top'
oven, HS-inch broiler, 18-inch lower'
oven, ! large top burners and siin-
mercrs.
A nd It's a New Method
Meat Department
17c
17c
19c
25c
17c
13c
17 k
17 k
Churk Steak,
per lb,
Chuck noast,
per lb
Front Qunrte'r
Round Steak ....
Good Veal Steak,
per lb
flood Veal Koast,
per lb
Plate noil,
per lb
llamburcer,'
per lb
Halliburton-Abbott Co.
Member of Open Shop (Square Ileal) .tam-liitlnn
Main and Fifth St. Phone 6060
Sale of Fine Silks Specially Reduced
Hero arc offered at considerable savings many of the most callcd-for silk
shirtings, as w'ell as fin&tricolettc and Italian silk. It is another instance of
our desire to lower prices to our patrons, that they may have goods when
most wanted at reduced cost.
Mixed Sausage,
per lb
'I'lie iilimc prices are roo nt
nil mir Mont.
S TO lit; NO. t
700 Wot I'nrU
I'lione (Xikc .Htl"
sToitn no. a
Teulti nnil KljHn
I'ltnne one ViHi
STOIIK NO, 3
t KM IiNt HoiIro
IMliinq Omiim II2IH
STOIti: NO. 4.
IMirltjr (!rotvrjr
rhono Ovujo 1702
stoiu: no, s
I 'nir lew
Crpwry
STOHK NO. fl
lOllt IXit
ICitstnn
sroiu: no, 7
I'tirlty .Mm Lei
Striped Habutai and Pongee
A splendid collection of Japanese Hnbutal
and PnnRce Ntrlppcd silks for shirts nnd
women's tailored blouses In attractive, nar
row slrlpen; 38 Inches wide. O QQ
Yard, Hpeclal tJtOU
Choice Silk Shirtings
The selection nf pnttrrns and color schemes
offered Is very desirable,; In whlto ground
with pretty satin stripes; thoroughly Rood
quality; for shirts nnd women's Q QK
blouses. Yard, special OtiD
Silk Tricolette
The malcrlals po popular now for over
blouses, dresses nnd skirts; In rose, pink and
white, with lac stripes; 30 Inches (f QQ
wide. The yard, special tJOU
Heroml Ho.r
Imported White Pongee
PnnRee silk of high nuallty, shown In whlto
nnd also In tho natural color, 36 Imhcs
wide, carefully loomed nnd perfectly fin
ished for skirts, dresses and blouses. S Qf
Yard, special dUO
Splendid Shirting Silks
Fine crepe tie clilne, liromlelolh, Ia .1m
and radium sllkn for men's shirts, women's'
blouses and dresses: white Rroumls with un.
usually attractive satin stripes In ( Qp
largo variety. Special UtOO
Italian Silk
Itlch Italian silk with wonderful texture and
beautifully finished; used for finest under
wear; 4R Inches wide; dainty A Att
shell pJnk. Special HtO
i
New Showing of Gingham Dresses for Juniors
For Summer Wear
Cleverly styled frocks In sb.es fi to 1 for chlfdren and Junior misses, made of fine French
and Amoskcag gingham In plaids, small checks and plain colors, some In combination
with organdy, Square, round and V necks; short sleeves; wldo hem or tucked skirts.
A number are neatly hand.flnlshed. Selections now offer satisfactory choice, , ,
Priced 8.95 upward to 17.150
Mlf' Chop otarth Moor
Washable Colored Dress and Suit Fabrics
For Summer Vacation and
Resort Wear
Colored Beach Cloth
Mercerized baxkot weave material for serviceable
suits and dresses; 3G Inches wldo nnd shown tJKgt
In a good color range. The yard OL
Japanese Crepe
Kast color, medium weight crepe. In durable quality
for dresses, smocks nnd children's clothes; 30 Inches
wide; In pink, blue, peach nnil Rrcy.
I til
The yard
Smock Cloth
A good linen finish material for waHh suits and
kiddles' clothes that launders well; shown In tan,
pink, blue, Rreen and lavender,
3C Inches 'wide, Tho yard
frcend lloor
75c
Thor Electric Washers for Real Economy
Have the Klcctrlenl Department DrnHmMrutc It In the IUi.cnirnt
OUCH! CORNS! '
' LIFT CORNS OFF!
Doesn't hurt a bit to lift that
sore, touchy corn off with
fingers
TV
Drops of magic! Apply a little
Kreozone' on that bothersome corn,
Instantly that corn stops hurting,
then you lift It off with the fingers.
No. pain at all! Try it!
Why wait? Your druggist sell a
tiny bottle of Krceiono for a few
cents, sufficient to rid your feet of
every hard corn, soft corn, or corn
between the toes, and calluses, with
out soreness at all, Advt,
EfiMO Will Do It
FAMO It a purely vegeuble product which ii highly
nourlihlnst to the hair ana which hai, at the tame time, a
"Bjcdllcldal" or germ-destroying action. FAMO it pteervd
without alcohol, becauie alcohol dries the ruiir and turns It fraj.
Try FAMO, and within o ness end vigor and growth
matter of dayi only, you will
ee the moit remarkable re
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the Itching and falling hair
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on a new luxuriance, glosil-
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since you were a child.
We guarantee that you will
aee the resulta for yourself or
you can haveyour money back.
At allTotlet Cooda Dealers.
1 Size Fully Guaranteed. Trial Size 35c
Ximttntxr these iiiicmnili sr. tnidi fef on. of th. old rhtrmicrutlesl
llnjua of Aourlct. Thrffor. you mT tmint upon ihm ni'J'v u'
dtiti cannot uprlr you, nnd JCt for Simple Mot tl nd Frt Authoflmlv.
l-oldts on Ih. 'Trtment n ihe ri.lr .nd aceip." it ui open yv"
AddrcM, Dept. 14 F, A. Tlionipson U Com;tnr. Dettolt, Mkhlim.
Jlalllburtori-Abbott Co., Sth nnrt Main
Quaker IlrtiK Co., 311) S. Main
l'lirltun nniR t'ti., Hotel Ttilwi IlMK. '
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