The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 20, 1920, Final Edition, Page 18, Image 18

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1920
ALLEGE FOUR ARE
SLAYERS OF CASE
Men Arrested by Police
Are Held on Conjoint
Robbery Charge. ,
IDENTITY-IS" CERTAIN
Murder Charge Will Probably
Be Filed Against Four Now
Held in County Jail.
ChnrKPil with robbing llm Hell
Grocery company store at 113 North
JiHlri street tjn Hie hlgnt nt August .
IS, unci mispectod by thn pollen to
bo the men who on tlii night of Mny
3 shot and killed Waller Case, a
tnilrnli driver, .1 A. Wllcon. Herbert
Olhhons, Harold Ulhhon nod C A
I'rcsrott were ttansfeired from th '
city lo the county Jill IhM nlitht to I
await arraignment before Justice H.
C. Maxey on th charge of conjoint I
robbery.
The four were arrested by Wnlla'n '
Davl, motorcycle officer, because of
their failure to carry a state auto
license on the. car which they were
driving and after their arrest, Ilin
police learned that the men an- I
swereri the description of the iilay. 1
era of Cant1 and (hn rabbets who at ,
the point of revolvers entered the i
11(11 grocery and after taking 1 1 50 I
from H, M. Hell, tin proprlelur, es
caped. No charge hn been filed
ngalnst the men In connection with
thn killing of Case, shot whlln driv
ing car on thi Hand Hprlngs mad
a short- distance went of the Water
work plant.
After n clone ncrutlny of thn men
at Inn pollen station yeKlntilay
lilanche Iteliuer. Zella Wells and
Oleo Hummers, thn girl who were
In tho car when faun was killed,
made tlie following etatemcnt, thn
pollen report.
"We were In die cue M vtin
Halter Cane was killed and we saw !
thn thren men who held un up and
shot Walter Cane, We believe, but I
PIGGLY WIGGLY
. ALL OVER THE WORLD
Wo Have n complete line of Freih Fruits nnd VcRetnble
Gem NUt Oleo, QO,
per lb 0C
Strictly Fresh Effgs in car-
s,pr: 45c
S.r?..1:!: 30c
sr;-..1:'. 44c
c;r;0:.3:,.,,: 89c
cr:,:.:v:': $1.79
iriHcu, 11 -in.
$2.64
can
utandard Tomaiojs, sollit pack,
2 cans m
tor &C
Htandard brand Karly .luue
I'fas, 2 cans OP
for , J5C
Blandartl brand Corn, 2 f
cans for T". ..... DC
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COFFEES
Hale's Leader,
pound
White House,
pound
l''olifer'u Onbten
Oaje, pound .,, ,
Arabian Ha liquet,
pound
49c
55c
61c
61c
Hi Nicholas. 3-b, tni it
fli 3)1. 1
Alton'a Old :in, jt t
pound 44C
Afbuckle's, 4 m
pound 4DC
21 East
First St.
107 East
First St.
GROCERY AND MARKET
LOW PRICES THAT APPEAL TO
THE ECONOMICAL SHOPPER
Kresh Country
Hft-K
Onod I'otatoes,
fier peck
Penbcrry Coffee,
3 pounds
HunklMCil Steel Cut
Coffee
Jtonnoco Coffee,
1 -pound can
.Sunshine Coffee, I -lb.
pkg . . . .
Large size Hale's
leader Oats
Hniull nlie Our
Mill Oats
Cowboy Corn, $1.40
dozen: cnue
..43c
$1.35
$1.00
43c
50c
43c
25c
11c
$2.75
Tremlum Lard,
10-pound pall .
$2.90
$1.50
.$2.80
Premium Lard,
6-pound pall
Silver Leaf Lard,
10-pound pall
nro not absolutely positive, that J.
A Wilcox, C. A. Primoott una Her
bert (nbbon were the men who held
us up nnd shot Waller rase" HlKned,
lllimchn Itolmers, .eija Wells, I'lixi
HlllllltHTB,
'file Larceny charge
Morgan I1ntfl Not fJullly ti notc
hing 1'lggly Wlggly (Jrocrry
Storn Whrrn Ilo Wnrkiil,
Unterlng pleas of not guilty lo
thn charge of larceny m connection
with thn theft of 29 worth of gro
ceries from thn IMfcrrly Wlgglv Km
eery In I h In city last night, Hrnost
Morgan wnn (ominltted to Jail un
der bond of HOO and I.. Daley, Mrs
l. Daley, Dorothy Jones and O N.
Castlebcrry wore released on siml
tit r bonds for itppearame heforo Ilia
court for trial May 2d.
Morgan, a lerk In the grocery
store, la aliened to have stolen I he j
goods anil taken theru lo iv tesl t
denie at 1319 Kant Hecond street,
occupied by the other defendants,
and left thn groceries at thn' place
No one
makes such
ood corn
flakes as
Post
Toasties
' Boys who have
tried them
all know that
says
All inukca fresh llrcud, l&u
rr. iuc
AH makca frcsli llrcud, tuo
loitvcM, ' Q
each
lla! Leader Milk, 2
largo cans for DC
Haiti' Leader Milk, 2 -
small cans for, JLOC
Carnation or I'ct Milk, - l
per tall can XDjC
Uolie, hill, per - - j
can . llt
Ilrnokflcld Creamery lludcr,
tZt 58c
Clear Jlrook Creamery 'llutter,
per
pkg,
Meadow Until Creamery Mutter,
per . P"0,.
pkK OOl!
Wilson's Nut Oleo,
per lb
32c
COFFEES
llrcakfast Delight,
pound , . .
55c
Ht Nicholas, 2.1b. rtji -J p
can . ..DX.Xtl
Hreakfast do Luxe, FCK
pound . OOC
Nature's llest, 0fg
pound )1C
Maxwell House, "
pound OllC
H, K.. Cn
pound OJ.C
Hnlder, An
pound ,-. . . LY ij
WE DON'T MEET PRICES WE MAKE THEM
PIGGLY WIGGLY
OSAGE
Corn Kernels
In milk
No, ' cun Strlngless
tlreen ITchiih
llest fesded Italslns,
'i iiack.iges
Kaiicy Dried reaches,
per pound
Slucilil.il
Wheat ,
Maid of
Wheat
Tun -Minute
Oats
No, i can Hluckbcrrlra,
V cans
Large can tlreen (lauge
In heavy
syrup
10c
15c
35c
25c
15c
18c
18c
45c
Hums
38c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Silver Leaf Lard.
5-pound pall
I'remlum I-nrd
in hulk
lowu Pride Skinned
Hnms, half or whole.
I'lcnlc
llama
$1.45
...28c
40c
.. 27c
TULSA BOOSTERS
GETTING RESULTS
Letters Received Here
Show UiR Hit Trade
Trips Are Making.
Tulaa's boosters arc making tre
mendous hit In thn towns they visit
on trado excursions This fact Is at
tested by thn number of coiiKrutula
tory letters retolved by thn chamber
of commerce, not only from towns
Hint have been visited, but from
towns which urn to hn visited within
thn next two weeks on the Inst
two trips.
A letter from a merchant at Olltori
which In to be visited nnxt Tuesday,
Insists that the boosters chatiKo their
m hedille so more time (an he spent
there U.iboialn itrrariKementa arc
beiiiK inn ilr to ((inform to tb
leiiKth of Ihn vlsl in tho new oil
town, and thn hunlncm men thorn
(.Irani! l'rlne Creamery Iluttor,
!:ukrg 65c
Wilson's Certified Oleo, per
pound, col- p-
i) re 1 1 DJ-C
tlem Nut Oleo, colored,
per lb. OC
Hwlft'H i'remlum Oleo, N. C ,
r 43c
1 4 1 y In ii nil Oleo, colored,
45c
per lb
Lincoln Oleo, colored, no
per It OOC
Troco Nut Oleo, Oyl,
per II OftC
Krcsli .lluttcrmllk, per 1 A
HUiirt 1UC
l-'resh Hweet Milk, per A
pint VC
ITcsh Hwent Milk, per
Tuart
Kresh Hwuet Cream,
20a battle
18c
18c
COFFEES
Old Master,
pound
I'olar Hear,
poithil
Monarch,
pound
a tti. White
House
a-lb. Ilalo'a
Leader
I lb. Old
Master
3 Iti Pnlger's Onlden
(late
49c
54c
54c
$1.59
$1.49
$1.49
$1.56
21 Erut
First St.
107 East
First St.
Uirge can Tip Top reaches,
in heavy OQrt
Hrup OoC
l4rgt cans llale'a Leader f)f
Milk, 2 cans ZOC
Hebe, large "1 "1 x.
l lie
Small Bint Wilson's
M'lk OC
Kunbrlte Cleanser,
2 cans ,
HahMt Cleanser,
3 cans
15c
10c
Campbell's I'ork and llcuns,
No. 2 can, Of
i for ZOC
Vj -pound package Kaapcr Has-
ket fired Japan
25c
J)l.xte Hacon
nquares
28c
38c
Oond smoked
1 enn
Hest Hreakfast Hacon, rr
sliced, 1 lb. package.. OOC
mm
want Tutsans' to remain long enouch
to enjoy their hospitality.
Next Tuesday's trip Is to bn onn
of the most eventful of thn series,
and will be made through onn of thn
rUhest sections of TuIha'h trade ter
ritory "Kvery business house of any con
se(tienco In thn city should bo rep
resented on this trip," Managing di
rector Clarence II. Douglas of the
chamber of commerce, declared yos-terrtay,
Wiinlft V, M. ?. A. (iucsts.
Next week will be known us Hrlnc
n Krlcnd week in the boys' depart
ment of the Y. M O. A. Kaoh boy
wll receive s letter enclosing two
Invitations which will entltln him
to tiring as his guests two other boys
who will bn accorded full privileged
Of the association. Including thn
swimming pool. Hpeclal pains will
In- taken to sen Hint theso guests of
thn members recelvo the best of at
tention, according to Krcd JJ. Vood
son, secretin y
CALIFORNIA
and tin: srKNifi vi:sr
HII'DAV TOUItS $291.
nnr, (lrn nf lh. Onds, 1'lhen
I'eaV. Unml (Inrse. Knit I.sks Illy.
Mormon Tuber narl. Hun Krsnelneo,
I i Iflo (Kim, (lift llnuin. Chink
town, I'S Anxelen, MUilnn I'lny,
( itl.lln. 11 a ml a. Ocesn Trip to Man
Ilfn. Ilainons'a lloma, llattKatilp of
lh Pacific fleet, Orand ("anyan. Al
tiU.uerijile and the Navajoa Theea
are a taw of th hlih llahia nf a
wonderful tour leavlns June I Party
llmlteil In ill) cnlienUI lieolila rilil.Ua,
hotele. ehalierona, flral efaea travel,
ele Wflle ludav for tiooklet eiplaln
In our weatern toura, ala Colo
radn Camping Party
PMVKItNAI, Tilt US 'l., INC,
100 Id, nana Ar., Ilrpt, A
ToprbM, linn.
117 ljit Plrst
rhono Osage 1 107
1 hot inn hant
.$7.45
I' .V- Soap
10 bars 1' & O
Knap i
1 cap largo
Hebo
12 large cans
Hebo ,
1 case I doz.
large Hobo . .
1 case 4 doz
large 1'otMllk
1 doz. cans
largo I'nt Milk
1 case. I doz.
large Carnation
1 doz. cans
large Carnation
74c
10c
$1.20
$5.00
$6.50
$1.65
$6.50
$1.65
3 lbs. extra good
Coffee
lOJh best
Nifty (leans ....
10 lbs. bulk
Macaroni
2 pgks, Macaroni
or Hpeghettl ....
$1
..$1
. $r
15c
100 llm, best
Kansas,
- hard wheat,,
Flour
$7.30
I gal. Hale's
Leader Syrup
1 caso ti doz
small Pel Milk
12 cans Sweet
Corn
12 cans
Tomatoes
12 No, 3 cans
Hominy
95c
$4.50
$1.45
$1.45
$1.50
90c
12 cans
Sardines
1 gal, can grated
1'lneappln
85c
1 gal, can
Hlackberrles
1 gal can
llooneberrles
$1.10
$1.10
80c
..85c
1 gal can
Peaches
1 gul can
Aprjcots
1 10 lb, Calumet
llaklng Powder. .
t 35c Calumet
nuking Powder.
10 lbs split Plntn
Heans
t lb Slar or Hon
shoe Tobacco
25c
25c
90c
12 cans Prlnco Tfi
Albert Tobacco 3)1. OU
12 pair 25o flirt Or
lihivcrt i . . 3)a.a0
50 lbs
pound
net weight com
$11.75
for . . .
No 10 palls
Com pnu ml
No 5 palls
Compound
50 lbs pure
lard
$2.35
$1.20
$12.50
$2.50
$1.25
No 10 palls
Pure Lard
No, f, palls
Puro Uird . . .
Hacon, half or
whole piece .
Nice Plcnlo
Hams, per lb.
39c
25c
It Pays to Pay Cash
0. E.
HAVENS
Third Special Venire Is
j(lllCU til nriCflCr GffHClas ion. a third special venire of 100
.. , I was called Tuesday and yesterday
Completing a list of no men f or ' more than half this number ro
sne. lal iirv eerv r. In th Tn.i nt upended Tho jury tentallveJy sc.
Chnrleej Krger on the charge
We Quote No l'ontier
or Comparative Prices
In Our Advertising.
Wo It You Ho the
fudge of VaIum
Next Week Our 4th Anniversary Sate!
Strictly speaking, next Monday VIII lo our fourth birthday.
As lias liceti our1 custom In the pu.tjM. will ohwne tho de
lusion ttllli mi aunlwrwiry wile to shntv our appreciation of
public patrnnngo In tho niott 'Fmlmtahtlal manner wo know of
to inako It ii low price ctcnt that villi kavm inmildcrablo sum.
nt a tlmo vthcti economy It coiiNldcrcd nccc-i.Miry by ii major
ity of tho pulilliv.
Extra Special
273 Oriental Pearl Bead
Neck Chains
15, 18, 20, 22 and 24-in. Lengths
Shown In regular and graduated sizes, and In
qualities seldom to bo found excopt at a very
much higher price. Wo wero fortunto In f-n-curing
them at a special price conceaslon, which
wo pass on to you. Take special notice of tho
lustre, coloring and finish of each fttrnnd of
these beads, that may be chosen as a gradua
tion gift at the special prlco for Thursday, of
No neturns, No Kiehangrs, No. C. O. D.'s
Jewelry Heetlon Main floor
Washable
Dress
Fabrics
Printed Batiste
Good quality, sheer batiste
In pretty floral patterns for
neat, attractive house
dresses; 30 Inches wldo,
launders nicely. in.
The yard, priced ,
Printed Flaxons
A pretty, sheer quality that
launders splendidly and
shown In small floral pat
terns nnd In plain oolois,
also, 30 Inches CAp
wide. Tho yard.. 0jj
Tissue Ginghams
A broad selection of tissue
ginghams In lovely color
combinations In numerous
striped nnd plafil patterns
serviceable quality Jor
washable d r e h b o s; 27
Inches wide. Tho gQ
Dress Voiles
A vast assortment of these,
beautiful nnd popular
vollea In tho latest printed
and floral effects that
make up Into pretty prac
tical street dresses, 10
Inches wide; an economical
width. Tho
yard
fieroml floor
75c
Children's
Rompers
and
Creepers
Neat, comfortable, little
garments for playtime
wear In nines for 2 to G
years. Creepers are
made of gingham In
pink or baby, blue
checks or In dark col
ored repp, Calatea and
Devonshire cloth. In
point of materials,
vorkmanshlp, stylo and
Intrinsic worth, they are
excellent values,
1.25 to 2.95
fourth floor.
Now inking po'd.grndnntr work
In Ht. louls to belter ktic you.
Dr. Arthur Campbell
15 p, 'Jr, Nose, anil Throat
SK'clalst
737 Mii)o ltullding
DR. IRA ALLISON
ni.oon. SKIN AND
tmiNAUY 1HS15AHKS
10 Ji Knst Third Street.
DR. DWIGHT ALLISON
Non-Surgical Disease nf Wom
en, nnd (Jcnenil Office) rrnrtlcc.
tn$ Knst Third Street.
Hours D a, in, to H p. m.;
Sunday 0-12.
dvnnmiiinir thn home of J. T5. Pew
iinis city on ion iiotiiiok wi "m"'
i . . . . . i . n i n w niti.inaii
of i leuted naa r,e'n deprived oi two jur
Halliburton-Abbott Co.
MemlxT of Open Shop
Main nnd Fifth St.
New Features for Each Day Monday to Saturday, May
Special
r?
Choice
The Efficiency of the A-B-C
Is Beyond Question
T r.IVLS i he housewife everything sho desires in efficient
washing with absolute
ation. It is the advanced typ of cylinder electric washers,
built to endure many
Super Klectric la the
washing machine.
The purchase of,an A-IJ-C will provo a paying Investment
from tho standpoint of money-saving alone. In fact. It li
nn extravaganco not to own one. Hvcry woman Is entitled
to the help of an A-H-C, for It Is undoubtedly tho most
useful electrical appliance mado for tho home.
An Extra Convenience
Hecause of tho simplicity, compactness, nnd trim nppearance, tho
A-H-C may bo used In tho kitchen or bathroom as well as In the laun
dry. Tho full cabinet encloses all mechanism, making 11 absolutely
nafe for use In the homo with children. It Is especially convenient for
an apartment as It occupies very little spare. A table top adds to Its
usefulness In the kitchen. Tho wringer Is Instantly removable
simply lifts off- leaving tho top perfectly clear. Wash day need not
lake you out of your apartment when you own an
diaper Klectric
Washing Machine
Pee tho A-H-C demonstrated In our electrical department. Many
women find It convenient to purchaso their washing machines on aur
deferred payment plan
l.liTtrkiil (iomla In the llnaement.
Now Selling Lots in Kendall Addition
$10 down, $10 per month; good location; no taxes until
November 1921. Call our office, 536 Robinson Bldg.,
or better vet, phone Cedar 112 or .623 and we will
gladly give you full information.
In ors by the state nd one by the
in.wi jj uo
rah . . . , n nan t iiiir.i ii:
.challenge. Yesterday 12 men were wetK.
'examined to fill a vacancy left by
thn dismissal if one juror Monday, i Itnliort A. Mcilllrnoy
but at tho close of the session last I-'uneral Director. , . Thone 456-171
- ;nigr oniy ii men m m m ma
(hquarn Deal) Association
Phone
Tor months uo luuo illrtx-tcd siioclal attention In one direc
tion to inako Ihlrt our greatest nniilverNiry Nile- Heretofore
our similar sales liavo ntlnutcil nst throngs. Wo urn confl
dent that this tlmo wo luno surpasBrd our own bet cfforlH of
tho jMist, and liollcxo many new patrons will nuikn their In
itial mnimlntnnee with thn odMintoges tlila storo offers (luring
this anniversary sale.
New Jack Tar Middies and Skirts
for Children
Comfortable garments for every day
wear, for picnics, outings and vacation
service are Jack Tar middies and skirts
for girls. These arrivals are especially
attractive. Middies are of Galatea in
all-white or with collars and cuffs m
contrasting colors. Skirts arc full
pleated of good, white, galatca.
Middies, 1.85 to 3.95
Skirts ,.3.50
fourth Floor
safety, simplicity nnd ease of oper
years of hard service. In an A-B-C
maximum valuo obtalnablo n a
do - box. It la probable that the Jurj
ij v u' i 1 1 :i I I'll... ii i 1 1 1 1 . I rr imib
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903 South Main. Advt.
Btorei Hours:
Dally
8:30 to fi:30
Saturday
8i.1() to 0:00 p. in.
6060
24th to 29th
Smart
Porch
Dresses
Sassy Janes and 1 ,
La Modes
Unusual In style and mad
of fine flaxons and ging
hams with skirts straight,
tucked, or with tunics;
collars and cuffs in con
trasting colors; sleeves
are short, of course; shown
In blues, tans, pinks; soma
have white organdy sashes.
Sizes 16 to 44.
12.50 to 19.50
fourth floor
New
Drapery
Materials
Window Shades
Thoroughly good quality
shades in dark or light
green or In buff, 38 Inches
wide, ti feel long; comploto
with brackota. (Nona
hung).
Special ..
.... 98c
Terry Cloth'
Deslrablo new pattcrnn In""
rose, bluo or tan ground
with large birds In bright
colors; 3ti Inches wide, for
rich summer draperies.
Ja'rd .'. 2.00
Drapery Silk, Special
Tard-wldo figured drapery
Bilk In beautiful shades of
rose and bluo; for beauti
ful bedroom draperies.
The yard,
special
1.49
Drapery Velours
Special
50-Inch mercerized Velours
In rose, bluo and mul
berry; nn excellent quality
for overdraporles, The
n, X 111
3.98 c
yard,
special
filth floor