The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], June 04, 1920, Final Edition, Page 16, Image 16

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1920
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BROKER STABBED
IN HOTEL LOBBY
R. II . Rosa, Oil Well Sup
ply Man, Is Knifed in
Cheek and .Jaw.
ASSAILANT IS SILENT
Crowd in Hostelry Sue V. II.
Hojjnn Attiu-k Victim;
Held by Police.
H Jf. How, nil will supply broker,
was stubbed In llio lef i cheek mid
jaw nhnut 10 o'clock nmrnifiy
morning by V. Hugiin, nlmi
broker, while HlnndltiK In Hi" crowd,
rd lobby of Hotel Tulsn. Tho wnap
nn ui-ed win n pocket knlfo.
Acuordln-e to Hotw mill bystander
who wltneaneil the Incident. Kngaii
approached Ho, quickly drew IiIh
Unirc. nml slabbed him Tlioo who
mw Hokum' mtlon believe he In
tended to inr IIokm'n Jugular vi'lri,
but uliiii'd ii n ini li too MIrIi
The Injury wn nl serious Thn
knife hlnde penetrated Itiiwt'n cheek
and ptilnfullv I.iit.iImI IiIk gum.
near ihc mot of ii tooth. A physi
rliiii ilicM'il the wound- Tin' In
jured nut ti returned fiom hi room
ut tho hotel to tho lobby within n
fow minute, little the worse, for the
encounter.
llcgnn, who slnted to wnlk iiwiiy
sffer thr Incident. Wtl detained by
onlooker, until police airlved. He
win hooked on Invi Mlk'iilloit nml
nave out no stiilcmc-nl lognrdlng
thf cause of h's notion
Thri nffiilr hiippi'iu-d o quietly
that ninny persons In ilio lobby
know nothing iibmit until n crowd
H roll out ctl around linn1 The
only word spnken by I (drum, who,
ImiiK 'lliitc'lv after lilx iiutlou. mid to
ltd": "Vim Know wii I did It "
Thiro wus no iirmnuotit prior to the
Incident,
ItOM hiiI I h" ivm not even lie
qu.tlntcd with llngitn, nml could not
think of liny motive for bin act
It l probable Unit u counly thiugo
will be prer-ned against llognti,
uhiirgtng 11 win 11 It w'.th a ilcmlly
weapon.
COLLEGE ALUMNl" END YEAR
Women Will Hold Last Meeting nml
Klcvtlou Siilutiluy Cu-nlug.
Activities of the TuUi brnnch of
the iiocliitloii of collegiate nlumnl
will close for the, pi cacnl club yo.tr
nt it short session In thu V. W. .'.
A. ut 2:30 o'clock Hittirduy after
noon. June fi, according to Mrs,
Ocorgo M. Hansom, president. Tim
annual election of nffhem will ho
tho niuln article of btislnei trans
nclril iiuil will he prpccded hy the
submission of u suggested IIhI of of
ficer, by tlu nominating commit
tpp, cnmpoHed of Me.d.i:nc (Maude
ITIddy. Mux A. I'UeliPl, It. H, Hhildo
nnd Myrtle tlnggnrtl.
Annual reports of thn commit
tee will he preented to the chap
ter and Mm. It. H, Shade will sum
marize the procredliiK of the na
tional convention which took place.
In Cleveland. Ohio, in February.
.TULSA BOY MEETS
Father In Fined for
Pcrmittina Child to
nunccjefore Pubiic deaTH IN STREAM
I m A K a kr --J J w m 1 ( SB
m LOnckk; v H '. f-if.i
VRIMS'TVlASSESjf
! BRING DIRECTED VERDICT ()PEN AIR PARTY
FOR WEST TULSA
The "shimmy ' ilnnce I not
neceriHiirlly outlawed In Tulsa
Ihtatem. bill when performed hy
h rhlbl lem than three yeir old,
It brlbKN proeoiilion under Dm
child labor law of the ntnle nml
tin ii coimeriupncri an Information
wan filed yrMerday flR.ilnxt II. (.'
Nnln, owner of the llroadw'Hy
Ihenler, nnil Walter Al' I-eoil, tho
child' father, In the court of Jun
tbe ,j dray.
At their arralKnment yeterdny,
both .VeVIn and Mcl.ood entered
plean of Riillly to vIolatlnR the
chllil Inbor law In iiIIowIiik ,i Rlrl
under the ne of II year to ap
pear on Hie ntHRn ill a pubtle per
formance, and we're fined tin and
Mcl.eod promlHeil the court to
keep hi ilailRhler off the HlflRii
durliiR their may In Tilla.
I'Msar M. (lamblll nRent of the
Kliili. labor board, after iiIkiiIiir
the eoinplalnl, told the county at
lorney that the i hld' father had
been arrested nt MimkoRep for thl
offenne. but upon promlne to take
the child off the hIiirp hud been
Riven III freedom. ComlnR Im
mediately to Ttllou. aecordlriR to
(lamblll the child wn nitaln
placed on the hIiirc of the local
theater and allowed to perform
the dance which the Mate labor
iiuthnrllle will ntlempt to top
So law forblddlliK the dani e heltlR
In the Hlato utatute. a charge of
nl illnR the rhlld labor laWMWa
filed aRnlnl the father and the
theater maniiRpr
TO UNIFY METHODISTS
For
.Mot ImiMirlitnt Action TaUcn
Ccnrral AoM'inlily of M.
Cliuri h. Ile. Al l Hn).
by
A review of the IrKlnlatlon paeepd
at the recput ReiiPral iiPKeinbly of
ibn MelliodlHt. i;nlrnpHl church.
t whli'Ti IrRlNlatlott will be.
fiir-reiichliiK In II effect upon the
denomination, will be Riven by Ilev.
.1 IV. Abel, tumtor of the Flret Meth-
odlxt MplHropal church, at the
church ervlc Kunday inornlnR tin
rler the title. "Whero Ihi Wo )o
I'rom Here?"
The vote for unification of till
two Mi'lhodlMim wiih the mont Im
nortant action taken by the Rpneral
iiKHPinlily, accnritlnR to Mr. Abel '
The plan for unification mm not de
termined and negotiation will hn
continued with the M. II. rhurch.
Houtti, hy a committee componed of
three blhop. and 15 member e
lected fiom the. Reueral conference
dlHtrlctn of the church at Iiitrp.
While nt the aiiBembly, which
whh held In Upn Midnen, Iowa, and
intended by R BO delegate, Mr Abel
wa u membr of the bntindiirle
commlltce. which adjimtnl tho
bnuudnrlPn of Ihn church dltrlct
all over the world, and of thf edu
cational committee, through a to
port of which the nnctublv votnl
that hook not In accordance with
tho doctrine of the Methodlxt
Kplnrop.'il churchc ehoiild not be
placed In the ennre of tudy of tho
denominational theoloRlcal tend-narle.
Body of Steward Hamil
ton Drowned in Hominy
Creek Not Yet Found.
'Mic hotly or Nlcwart munition
a twmiTi il at ." : T nVlock
yi'Nlcrilay t-wuliiR about 1 00 jarili
iluwll eirciim finin I hi- point nt
which ho liiil went t.'mwi. .Search
for the ImmIj prncil illfflcnll
muse or the larno iiinoiiut of
ilebrl In tlm i her anil It I
HidiirIiI thai tho ilchrl wiih mrtl)
rfHponlhln for .1 1 it drowning.
Hlewart Hamilton. 10 vear old non
of .1 H. Hamilton. IhIiir at HUth and
Maybelle, wa drowncil at the
Hominy creek ford u mile from
nwaNno about 7.1H o'ldock yesterday
mornlriR The youtiR man wa em
ployed by the Ninlry riilmtrlictlon
company, and wa workman on tho
bridge now being cotiNtructed over
lllrd rrcck on the U.ark trull. It
win mri Hnr) to i'tn Hominy to
get to the rene o( Ihe work.
Hamilton, with four companion.
In a wagon drMnn a learn. Mtarlod
to itiiw ihe f. nil It had been
rroPd mfely ihe nlRlit before and
It wa not believed the water Win
too hlRh for nflfely. When In the
middle of Die tream one of thu
hore fell down. Tho waon wa In
a percarloiu pixltlon and young
Hamilton and two companion
Hlarteil to Hwlm toward the nfnret
hank. l.cwN I'rlchard, Rang fore
man, and Hpeel Hamilton, a brother
to Hlewart, remained behind to try to
eslrueutn the borCM.
Ah noon a Htewi.it reached the
hank he aw hi brother and I'rlcn
ard working with the horc. He
returned to the water and Blurted to
wlni to the. watton. Ill nciil ap
peurfd once, llivn dl.ippi'arpil and
.1 1.1 not leatinear.
I'rlchard Htiuceciled In unliltchlnR
tho leant and bringing the hnrHP to
Mafety. None of Ihc other occupants
of Hi" waRon wcro Injured, t uuiik
Hnmlltou'n body had not boon found
up to a late iioUT.'iasi iiikiii.
.Murray to Sail.
TIHHOMINdO, Okla , June 3.
William H. Murray, former con
,,rr:iiiin from the Fourth congreii
Hlnnal district and former candldato
for governor, Ih en rnuto today for
New Vork. whero ho will embark for
Hoilth Amerkii to complete pinna
for founding a colony which he, an
nounced would ho orRnnlied thli
winter. Murray plan to return to
Oklahoma tho nilddlo part of Sep
tember. Hclav H(al Ihinil lnMwil.
OKLAHOMA CITY, June .1. -Onvernor
Itohortiion n.ilil today ho
would tako no action In mipporl of
hi proponed $7r.,fi0ft,n0il Ktato bond
lue for rond until tho Oklahoma
farm rnunell hold It annual con
vention nt Stillwater In Aurusi.
On rl lntrii'ln .fury to 11ml
llcfi'lidant In llamaue hull.
Direi led by the court to biloR
verdli i for the defendant In the utt
of Miglnlii howery, a minor, bv her cJn.nnf yr,pi'll ATpptitlfr IS
father. C W l.owery, ngalnat J H CCOntl kJOtlell IMl-LUIlt, lo
l.iwle of Sand Mprlng, in who h UlKlei AUSniCGS Ol NOW
dHmagpK of $ lo..'il'0 fur pernonal in- !
Vjwmniiwmy ritiitnv;.
July to the c hild In nil unto accident,
uie jury in Miiperlor court yemerday
found ax Inctru' teil
The rhlld nought damage iih the
rnuli of Injurte received in Hand
Kpinm Noxemliir .'I, I 'mi when ihe
wn it ruck bv a dellveiv truck oper
aied bv an agent of the defendant
I'tider the tetlinonv Inlrodu'ed the
fourt held that the driver of the
truck wn not at fault and Ihe ce
wn directed ngnlnl the petitioner
HOLD OSAGE SHOOL PARTY
Illirk ami fiolil liccoratlon Mark
'lartmin ,Micr YikK'hIi. I
Illaek nml gold, the pchno! iolor'
of tho OmiRn chool, dominated the
party Risen by girl reerve from
3 lo ft ypnterdav afternoon for tho
hool boy The claroom In
which thn imrty wa held wm dee
orated with yellow field flower Mini
pennant and thn young hnte
appropriately wore black and yel
low apron and rnp. When th
rbrne of Ihe party and the nerving
of rcfrenhment came, gold napkin
with black margin were distributed
and Ihe color achome, wa completed
In the chocolate Ico cream, which
by a Htreti-h of the l.imglmitlnn could
he termed black, and wafer, which
Rlmulated the delred gold. MIkm
Mildred Ivllng. aimlatant Rlrl work
secretary of the Y. W. C. A., di
rected thn game.
A combined bath towel nnd too'h
brush holder contain a pace for a
card bearliiR tho narno of the owner
of Ihe nrllcle
Hnterlolnmeni, Ini ludinnc tnul',
game and refreshment will he fur
nished the adult ronldents of Wust
Tumi at I IS o'clock tonlnht at '.he
West Tulsa fwrk, under the auspice
of the community houso ot west
Tulwi This, the flrt to ho etab
llhed In thl city, wa opened two
Week ago, and till ill to he the first
open air entertainment for tne sum
mtr.
These nnmilarlty nartli, a they
art known, will he held during the
minimer. and have for their ohjci t
the closer social Niwoclatlon of re
Idcnt of Went Tulsa, flume will
be In ihaiKe of Mia A. Hohel. of
the local V W ' A. anil other
member of the community home
Hoard win attend tne nitnir ami a
slut In the enterialninent. Mis Hetty
llettox. social worker, snld yesterday
STORAGE ROOM
for 25 more; car at $3.50 per
week.
BALES BROS. GARAGE
ci'jH i:. iioiigc st. rimnc t -;iii;t
For Wallpjipcr
go to the
Wallpaper Store
31 1 South Boston
7ftiric.(Dcccrhruiicie&.
IC1 US LCC.0BATC -wn MO-lf, "
3IJ 5 B05T0U TUL5A OKLA
Wc Employ Only
Competent Paperhangcrs
th.H in case of rain, tho entertain
ment would be held at the com
munity house on South Phoenix
avenue.
Too Much .lainilca (JliiRcr.
Found probably guilty of pmises
slon of liquor. V 12. 1'ltcock, pro
prietor of a drug store at lit 'est
Flist street raided by the police .May
21. wa held under boni-of M..500
at tho closo of his preliminary har
InR yesterday before (.. I., Yancey,
I'nlted State commlhsloner. Ott
llullnrd, also nrrestcd In the r.'tld,
wn Riven hi freedom, the court t.t"
llelnR from tho testimony ho wai
not in io(uieslon of the Jama Ice pin
ger fpund In tho drop slore.
Woman Ih Awarded
Damages of $15,000
Verdict for JIE.OOO for Injury of
sensibilities and reputation of Mrs.
Anna Baxter through tho alleged'
criminal assault made upon her by
Hit, Warner In tho latter' store on
South Main ideet May 20,10 13. was.
returned hy the Jury In superior,
court before which the case wn'
tried Wednesday. Mrs. Hajcter claims'
sho was attacked by Wurnr after,
entering the store about 7 o'clock In
tho morning to purchase Roods.
Holier! A. MclHrnry
Funeral Director. I'hone 456-171
Drt.1 South Main Advt.
New "Zt.TIttM" Vlnsercllp r.y.c'n,,.,
ltl I.nCB. cnmt'let. Yur rh i In.
ln- cr reading, nomination ir.
19. V.
CUT RATE OPTICAL CO.
Oprtt periling until H n'rliHk
tiu i:.M' -nil tin miidi.t
(frdnlr. lrr li.injo Inul luntpann
No trunk like n WARDROBE
No wardrobe like a 11ARTMANN
nOA!) Hllll.DF.ItS HIT FAST PACi:
ContraetorH i:ia(el Oirr Ii.vIiir 300
Feet of FonercKi a lny.
Howard Fryo of tho flr'it of C O,
and Howartl Frye, rottl building
contractor!, wa blowing hi road
horji yrMtcrday because of the fact
that ho Hticceeded l hulldttiR 100
feet of concrete rond In two bourn
Wednesday. He laid 300 feet during
the entire elRhl hnura.
Tho constiiictlon of about 2ft0
feet a day !s cnnsl If rod a very (jtiod
I'veriigp
There's one lunch
tliai I like better
than any other
Post
lOASTIES
arc oocl
anytime
WMHMXlMMMiUnMM
Notice to Supply Houses
and Contractors
We have tallow In 20-lb. p,i!1s,
any amount Mall or phono
orders Riven prompt attention.
Hume Osagn S 10 1-7 1 3.1
King Restaurant-Hotel
Supply Co.
105 Vi:ST FlltST NTHKIIT
Oklahoma Hospital
(Irtprnnf lth mo.l.rn tuclllll.t, IncltM
tni XIty ni1 Clinical Laporstorr.
TIIAIM.Vd h( 110(11, I'OK NPitsrs
Prert (I. Cllntnn, M, P.. I'. A. C. s. I'r.
U II Carl'lnn. M, l) I.yil Alhartun.
M. II Ittalilrnt I'hyalcUna. ,
Will Ninth ami Jarliann lllratta.
TI I.SA, (IKI.MIOVA
l.onu Dlaiancp I'hona Oaat tilt
Bracelet
Watches
FOR GRADUATION
GIFTS
Round ones. Square ones,
Plain ones, Engraved ones,
Small ones, Large ones,
Octagon ones, Hexagon
ones, Fnt ones, Slim ones.
McMINN
JEWELRY
COMPANY
"Siiian Ileal Store"
120 E. Third Street
OpxMtc HiiTcl Tiil-a
Personal Neglect
Many times you wdll seo n profes
sional or buslnrs man wearing a
pair of gl.uticii of the quality found
In.a 10 cents store, it Is not so much
a question of expense as It Is care
leRBtiftst. in not taklnR thn time to
have thu eyes examined and having
made the proper Icunc. You can
not spend an hour once In a year to l
better advantage than having your
eves examined by ono competent.
Consult
Hannis Optical Co.
Optometrists
305 South lloiton FjiM of
Kxc.liaiigc. National Dank.
On Iltibton, Tulsa's eomiiiK street,
I'lionc Cedar 000.
Emerson
Fans
The Travel Comforts of
WARDROBE TRUNKS
At tho Jouniey'n end you are tired nml dusty.
Your llartJiianii I brought In, nu hwlnu It oiwii,
nnd thero are your clothe, freli nml dainty ns.
when you put them In.
Better Trunks and Greater Values
Priced from $51.10 to $297.50
Mail orders prepaid.
L-U-C-E
TRUNK COMPANY
11 1 South Main St.
Tulsa Kansas City
Ii. J. Ittcnbnch,
Ilmldciit Partner.
aaw -paBP-- -r -r- a vr- v mm
223 EAST THIRD STREET
Phone Osage 6813
NOTE: We will be in our new loca
tion, 523 South Main, about June 15.
Is, just tho drink for nil tho
family nud nil occasions. l?ich
nnd mellow in flavor "Koifa
Special" is distinctively dif
ferent from other cereal bev
eragesJuts tho snot with tho
old-timo tang and gives you
an appetite for a second bottle.
Drink "Reif's Special" nt,your
favorito - restaurant, amuse
mont park, club, or fountain.
Onco you'vo tried it you'll or
der a oaso dolivered to your
homo.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS
MORELAND & MYERS
218 South Greenwood St.
Phone Osage 7043 Tulsa, Okln.
Wholesale Distributors for This Territory
1
J
Halliburton -Abbott Co.
.Memlier of Open Shop (Souare Deal) Association
Main and Fifth St. Phone 6060
Friday A Clean-Up of Novelty Jewelry
1 Lot at 50c
An unusually attractive si-lection
which Includes bar pins, brooches,
beads, fancy earrings, dorlncs. pearl
necklaces, cut stone beatte, cameo
pins and rhlnestone Jewelry. We
havo taken several lines nnd put
them Into this larEO lot ami priced
them especially low.
Jewelry Section'
1 Lot at 25c
There are waist pin. beadH, cuff
links, bar plna, lingerie pins, rhlne
stono pins, e.lrrings and numerous
other items. They are remainders
of dlfforcnt lot left from our An
niversary Salo last week. We havo
decided to clear them out quickly
at the very low special price Qpr
uov.
-Mnln
Of
No. C. O. D's
Door
Xo llctunu
Closing Out Several Odd Lots Silk Hosiery
They are broken lics of plain and fancy silk hosiery left over from past
special sales. Some are slightly defective with wearing quality H(n
unimpaired; allarc generous values at, the pair, special I JC
Main floor
Four Excellent
Pongee and Habutai
Imported natural color pongee and striped
Habutai, 33 and 36 Inches wide; all-silk
materials for serviceable blouses, dromes,
children's wear and fine draperies. CQi
The yard, special Ot7C
Chiffon Taffeta
A superior quality In plain colors and In
light or dark colored changeable effects
for afternoon, evening and daytime wear:
3(1 inches wide, a good selection. -I QQ
X.Oi
The yard, special
Silk "Specials"
Colored Habutai
A good wearlns quality of Habutai for lin
ings nnd foundations, 315 Inches wido and
shown In black, navy, brown and white,
perfectly woven and nicely finished. - OCT
Tho yard, special XaOD
Dark Taffetas
N'avy hlue, brown and black taffetas, now In
the height of popularity for dresses and sep.
arate skirts; 36 Inches wide, shown In two
splendid weights. The yard, spc- O f7pr
clal, 3. 3D and 6,tO
Second Floor
Party Frocks for Misses
Choice of Our Entire Stock
at 25 Reduction
Right now and throughout the summer season, both at home
and at the various resorts, budding young women will have need
of dainty "party" frocks duch as these. This ,offer is therefore
timely and Jum when It should bo most desirable.
There are georgette crepes, chiffons, nets and square mesh filet
laces In numerous smart styles for misses. They are short sleeve
types with round, square or V-necks, Some skirts are full, others
have wldo tucks and a number show wide hems. These pretty
rials; sizes range from It's to 18's. Women of small stature, may
rials; sizes range from H's to 13'h. Women of small stature may
also take advantage of this special reyluction, for there are a
good many dresses In our misses' stock that should bo among the
first chosen by small women.
Mltuea' Sbot Fourth Floor
A rt Needlework Goods Specially Priced
Buffet Sets ,
Stamped In pleasing designs on art crash,
to be embroidered In lazy daisy and ?Qrt
cross stitch. Tho bet, special JVs
Card Table Covers
Stamped on r-od tan crash; pretty patterns
to be embroidered in outline stitch; good
quality, bach,
special
1.19
Porch Sets.
Sun parlor or porch seta; the 36-Inch cloth
and scarf lSxlS; pieces' sold sep. -l rirj
irately if wanted. Set, special.... JLal I
Children's Wash Dresses
Made up gingham dresses, stamped In single
designs easily worked; sizes 3 and 4 -4 QQ
years only. Each, special liOJ
heeond Floor
White
Fabrics
in.lnch Imported White,
Oatinn Suiting In fine
nuallty for sum- O QQ
mer. Yard aWat70
54-Inch White, Gabardine
Skirting In choice quality
and very fine,
yard
45-Inch White, Imported
Organdy in excellent wash
rarlT: 1.50
10-Inch White Voile In ex
cellent quality for sum
merdrestep. 85C
pWonil Floor
2.50
patterns. K.ich.
Table
Linens
fiO-lnch .TnpanoM) -Tnhlo
Cloths In pretty Q QQ
.Napkin to match, the
dozen, -t QQ
priced X.cO
18x54 Presser Scarfs i
fancy lace trimmed; also,
plain scarfs. Up- - Of
ward from x.itl
Colored 1,1 ncn Iainch Sets
In rose and
blue. The set.
Serond Floor
1. 10.00
Colored
Wash Goods
!12-ln. Serpentine Kimono
Creo In prptty patterns
for summer, 'fho fTQ,
yard OVL
.12. Inch rink nutl Illun
I'llht-p Crept) In good qual
ity for summer.
27-lneli Dress OltiEluinn
in good fast color and
pretty patterns.
32-Inch Fnncy Imported
lircfg tiingiiams in stripes;
flno quality.
Yard
1.19
hfrond Iloor