The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], June 17, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 17. 1MO
3
FIND TAHLEQUAH
BANKER GUILTY
W. 8. Barnes' Fate i
Now In Hands of Judge
R. L Williams.
EMBEZZLED $58,000
Convicted OH Six Counts in
Trial nt McAlestef De
nied Knowledge of Use.
Stat Brief I
i i tv. Jut, i. ir, Tli.ii
he tin I tort-r'errla Joint i
HyAwHrt'! Vrt.. 8ie ir.
MUtJMTRII, ktii . JulM IS.
V hat tjSf luturr hold! (or W I
l:.irnrM. Itankt p of Tiihlt'iunri. WhOU
alleged emberlement Baal t tit Cell'
mil Nallmal L ink of lh.it pla'oa 9VI
$r,. Olid, In entirely In the harolx ul
r-'e'teral .luiliro W tllli.lnH. Ilarfiea war
f.ain l guilty bjf a federal Jury Tun.
day in Hie MrAleetor term of tnurl
nr.w ioiw iiiiiai rriy on tiit- rneroy ol
tin' COIIIi for the duration of hit.
a -nt nee.
Ilarne. wan DOIIVIotad on aU
un'H. thrt'e f frautlul'Mit tntiy atut
hrtt "f fraud with intent i" iiercivi
tin. V.tl il L ink MHlllW,
fcssrnaa' flafaiiae, otri' t-,1 through
Mh attorney, W, I'. Mi'lnnl. Ml
th.-tt hi- htul no iMQAfletlgu of how tin
Money w i.t mlMllaoea, l'nlti',1 luto
Attorneys Dllia am! Htiiiimera ton
dietod the liroaf fatttlOH. t'nuer the
cnni irtlan, Darns call ho Kent to
prison for ten years.
PONCA
iiit it i ,ii i,f no uwrfrimi ji'im
ftbate here "i tIMWhtfV i Hie w9t4
rmm.i i.y ttif i iiuiniii'r 01 r.nii-i
morci whn h hid extended lavita.
tlonn to hoi h Ht'naiorl.il imlin.lei
Congressman I t'i rlH eiiya "there In
nothing to itehate '
BUSH. June JS Klre which
Mm tetl lii. I he m t fen of , utt el wheat
seneaRi eievatoi it-1 - Monde
night in. eatene'l me il. ..iru. uoi. or
I il. (Hid btlfhOll of when' who 11 hart)
lust tirt'ti tiAti it'll In lam week mid i
in valued a! fully III ou 0. I. m ally'
the fire til illo "M-red In tune tol
prev.iits.it. spread and tin. ili.nti.gi'
wait alight.
CHBROKI R, Juna 1 1,-Hrt Alice
Maypole of i. ear llel.na wan awarded
the OOntrSCl for i are of the lountye
poor hi a recent no "'leg of the com
nilMtloueiN. Tht i. it,- In $1 Hi per la
for hot, mi, lodging and laundry.
TAHI.KQUA1I, June IS. A. B.
' 'unnltiphiii. twhe yon: mauler at thiai
place, lam pf the Cnorokeoti" "I'd
III territory duya ,m otflcof of the
COtirti has snhotincod hid aii.tnlu.-y ,
fur i iunl' ti Ottturoi
HAIR TONIC HAD KICK
1 arnuT Hoy Mlhlo.ik (.orr Tollrt
Miifr for Nuiffrr of
Mul"
PONCA CITT. Jun- la. rhrlntnn '
EndoRVOr datagaleO from POROR 'itv.
bended by ttev i. i DaHolatar of j
i hi ( 'in is u.i i) chufobi nit' m Music o ;
gg aUmllng tin RMHtRl gtntn eon-I
veruion mimI nuiMi.g a tUmp.ilgn for j
ths I9tl convention 10 bg hold in ibis
city. Tin NVwk'.tk ami I'oma CIllM
dOlOSntlotU wnt hy . t.il tiatn;
from 1'irry, tojcthtr with Uolcg.i
tluiiH from Pol i v Knld and vlhi
nni in thin OOOtlon
w.i i;i Infill '.' in Jnrrd M " n-1 a rvni
Iftg whfn a nlttrR allM BMttd ovrt
hor right fooi cuMin off a portion
of It
tonk w a no t it hn it
romr to lljrht t hrt t Ml- r.uilinr Mm
ot of Newk''k and lliiu K N'-tii ,
Hlyki- of IhU City Wrrr mottivd April
3 in WtohlU, nnil h i ROpI lltOll
ttoddlng n ppciH until ihr ClOM of
the p hon tn it. Both w rr MUdOntl
in thi fefOpOrotorf prhool hrr IM
will rndk ihln rlt fhrir hotVIO.
OHSHOKBI Juno Mart HUM
n third more pupil hOVO roOjtlOOttd
t witifof from thr rnrtl fllotrlrti to
town for hl;h nrhonl work lhljj
yen r t hut, loPt, tCCOMlnn to BupOt
into nd on I Woin ChoroltM and far-
man hnv.- the Mur.hI RHinn.
OIt,T N. June 1 a Ptatnj are
tbotll OOMptotOd for B "whltn way"
In thl rlty Mvp blOORfl re to bo
hilfi llRhted, healnnlnif Ht thr Hoyi!
hotel on Main street nnd lunnlnif
foot to the Intersection of C Mreef.i
Tlieropt In being oontlibtltod by j
hunlnaaii man along the gffOOt
TAHLRQtrAII Inno it.--The on
'-iling 'if a htotoficol mui ul paint log
in th Oornoiiit Hbror) atintiod "The
RplHt of tlie t'hrrokeen ' will ho tin
ini tfion for in i Idrema hv 'i, V
Qobtoi until rocantly praoldint of
ti' NorMiii-ii'm Slate nntniil The
Minting u by William BtOOM Mini
w oommomonitlvo of thr Cbofohoa
aoldlorg who partirlpHtad in the
world War. 1 1 will bo un veiled bl
tho artlai und prooontod to the olf
l Mm. H L Mtr. ,.n hahalf of Ih
CnOfOkoO H i -i i orlaty.
A NK. VM II -Following ;i
ton ty mrffmn lifld hen O0 waek
a OOHlplotO not U II At ticket haa bean
ptocod In lh field for county of -
fiit- a c If oof or ol Drift WMd if
th IrglnUiive ROM I II 01
till.TON'. .liinr ta The work of
nordotirfnolni Main utrTt in no
under wn The I nt an lion U to aiv.
It one good OOOl of ekol thlg Hum
mai , in the exp-- utlon ihai by nan
Unatntr thta ItrtOt and n number of
Othorg will be roftd) for hrbk pavr
ment.
MUSKOGEE MAN
COMES TO TULSA
Phoenix Clothitr Man
to Take Charge f
Palace Store.
It hi Mure recenth will MMBIS man
mini next Mottday of ihe I'aliee
t'lalhlllj roinpitM of TuNa
The I'nl ice do hiera in the pioneer
I concern Of Ita kind In Tulu Mike
I Jankow-kj Nrcrerh his hrothOf
Simon who retiree fr .m a, Hie par
to ipmiiiii in the nuiiuai tut nt of (he
Igtore
SHL
rMYUMPlYU MILITARY
ACAOCMV
Mi sk- id K I . i u i . June 1 r
Mikf S liinkftwnky formerly mnna
gar f thg ew Phoentti elothma
inmi any. wh aiild bla Inierent in
To DrflVO (,m i Miliaria nut Hull,! t p M nu oklnlioimi In., RtJtfgl Wenlv,or1li, the ntioM military wdvw In the
, 7i V . MTOOt Tor a Rnittboff of fORffO It RaM Rron RMblO t rrrelve nil of If
rike ma Md BtAnoard fllt(.V K R gnipMomfljiR
IiV.V voi! "lihlM MCM7irmiU "3 ' "-'Ih r is lii th- d.y .ml Kflt me. . b ppotatl I ! ..no Inter-
Il primed iri lebel ghnwina inU, """' -'"'
It i ijiilnl.o' and Iron In a 'laa'e I
Ilea form civ Attfl
Addrog Box 316 E, care of World
Rny llMUMHJ.) Killed.
MIAMI nkla. June II. - Harold
llalei. II. tU Inelantly killed at
midnight lapt nlghl when ha fell
Into a field ehaft at Ihe Vinegar Hill
mine ne it richer north of here The
hoc wna entering a can In or.ler o
deacend Into the mine when he
Hllpped. falling ?,ri0 feet the hot -IORI
"f Ihe nhaft lie ll.'ed Willi his
molher at Mine Mouiol Kan.
Bee nine of
on field, ii
-; ( .. to The World
' ntOLaRt Okla., June ie.
Oklahoma a (imouK blllUF eenator.
ThoRIM Pryor OorOi who U now
campaigning for 11 rcnotiitnatlon to
the United Htetea Henate, recently
lost a auttcHOC from the uulo In whicii
he whh apeeding over the rnade he
twecrt Kinta and thm point. That
nlgtn a t twhoiied farmer hov wulkeil
uiietradlly Into the hotel where the
inwlnr win Itopplltl and turmil
over the aUllcaae which he hud
polked up on the roiid.
The pluid acmitor felt through the
hag to gee If every! nine was Intact,
and auddenly fir.i ighlening up
linked "Whiit happened to my hot
tie of hair tonic'.' Did II leak MltT"
"floghamlty," exclaimed the country
hoy as he IWtped hiK homy hand
CrOM bll Hi" "VaH that Hluff hate
tnnle ' I reckoned as how It II
mule Hhe had audi a kick. Youiill
hetter e'nd n JpH of It to that ScmL.
I'Vrrls who la runnin' again ye."
The senator slipped a ten-epot and
the farmer hoy slipped around the
corner, evidently looking for u har
her shop.
BURBANK June 1S
the activity In the new
lias in ome necesau: ' to hutld good
roads In the Kay ( l ' -ltu rbunk lo-
caJlty Cltlteni f this oily and
Osage county are building 11 load
from Ihe field lo lntereCt !he 1'aw-huska-I'ont'a
I'lty road, and Kaw
City has raised ll.edu to pul the
road to that place In good condi
tion. The Marlan.t people arc also
helping In the good w-ot k.
PECKHAM, June II, Helen, 10
y ear-ol d daugh'cr of John (iardner.
k BEAR OIL
r m m a n
tor MA1K
AN INDIAN'S SF.CKCT
Oi nf ttic po'i Inrrwtlontf of
aUih - for tM ' all - Il r '..i.i.e r
ti TIT other , - eti'i
Uut tttunil HI anjr ul et htr T'-rs-n-tlon.
Kti-. l ti mpwf iftl In mnf
raiM of Diidntii. Titiiitf Mir am!
J.niJruT? Wteta Mrry oiiiff lulr ..tmn or tren
maat tiu rotril futile IJOO Cutrafita. imi-
t:if muiti in cum eeaaMetad . ,e. Vau
evsr iaw ktld iMtllani
Whf becimn or rrmnn hatd it ?tti ran trim
tidirf If oihrn tiiri- oMilti.if a rrw erowin or
litrii ronftier-l dan-lniff or PtaMea falling hair
' r'Hifh) Kt.ialk'. rly mjy nl f (jrl a bti
f KOTALKO at any fcuty flruf Mara: or rQd It
fnta. 'ai:fr or nami. for HUulUI HE wlib
I'Rotip lint of Koialkrt to
J. Ha Brllf aio. Inc., Station F, New York, V Y.
KEEP COOL
'Hot days havo no dis
comforts for the man
who wears a suit of our
perfect fitting athletic
underwear.
Made in all the thinnest
and sheerest fabrics,
they are as cool and de
lightful as a morning
breeze. Come in today,
we have your exact size.
Tht price
$1.00 to $3.00
Holmes Clothes Shop
223 SOUTH MAIN
vsx
ft
WAR VETERANS WILL MEET :
(governor IlobcrlMon Will IW One nf
Seaker at 'oiicnllo.
OKLAHOMA CITY. June 18
United Spanish war veterans of the
department of Oklahoma will begin
:i two-day convention tomorrow
morning at the state capilol here In
rooms set aside for the state head
quarter of the ongnnlBatlon. The
convention of the women's auxiliary
OI .lie veierans win tit: 10-01 n v m.-
' time in the room of ihe con
pedrale veterans at Ihe capital,
Amonr; the speakers listed are
Qovemor Robertson Ad.hitnnt den-
ral Barrett, a n Leecrafl and
Brig, lien Roy V. Hoffman and J.
Hart V'pster.
American Legion Will
Celebrate at Heggn
Sl rl 'n The World.
BBuQBi Okl . June 1 The
American Legion la preparing for a
Ki'.it celebration of Independence
day to be held at Ileggs on Munduy.
July , It promises to be one of
the largest celebrations in the tdate.
m
T . . t p -
triD the linsel
from Your fcucation.
Spend it -this yearizi the
(ft
if Vou Value Your Good
Looks Watch Your Own
Eyesight.
Eyestrain ratiFCS more wrink
les in young laces than any
other factor. The proper
lenses will take away the
train and indicate your high
er intelligence.
Let us tell you if you need
glasses now. Every man and
wooian -in the world needs
them sooner or later you
know.
Seekatz & C, Moore
10 W. Third St.
P.
-3473
We art nnlorM of
tho .aa4M'inieii RotgUl
OptioUm- of Amcrioa.
J.tKik for the rnihU in
uu our w iiiibiw
American Playgrounds
"jAe Zand of a Million Snules
jLAZY, Rreen mountains, babbling
streams and cool lakes bring back the
joy of living and re-create the pleasure
seekers who choose the Ozarks tor
their vacation.
Strip the tinsel from your vacation
this year. Accomplish the purposes of a true
vacation the gaining of health, happiness and
pleasure rtn 11 The L And of a Million SmiltJ."
Spend it in any way you wish, hut in the de
lightful human and happy way of the Ozarka.
MVrlte today for the beautiful descriptive Viooklet,
"THE OZARKS", telling of the Oiarki and their
many pretty resort. It's Tree! Addrrta the
OZARK PI AYGROUNDS ASSOCIATION
TOURISTS BUREAU
Box 508 Joplin, Missouri
a 9.
tllL Jit
MIKE SAID
TO MARK:
I -tin llit. in Li (Imf I vuis l'"Imi-
to gjot H drttia nf Koob mnl Hft
tain tin v . Ink klaf Jokt- wu ttwt
Uto bottle fontRtnod nal n f-w
in. l.v JiHil u In H4 1 ul iv
11 1 ji t ivmlrtU tin 1 1 nit gag tuti i '
Juat iiiilNii l m full mr of Wrvt
4 iMit odM i" I am kIuk
mil up R0OTA0 of my frirncta who
bjRVO rvt' field, tin will n.i t
tiNitli ft-utiuu .mil !' .
HARDWARE
Phone !! Mrtdison
Cedar
500
and Hodge
Streets
Pathe Phonograph
Pathe Records
Pathe Shop
No. 8 W. 5th. Cedar 1593
"It's the Tone Thai Telia"
Vjl
The molt desirable trait in man is mastery. And
the must essential mastery is mastery over ones
self. If you compel yourself to save a little some
thing out of every bit of money you get, you are
developing character in one of the best ways.
Don't let yourself go at loose ends. HAVE A
SAVINGS ACCOUNT AND STICK TO IT
FAITHFULLY. Happiness and contentment
are its fruits. Start a Savings account in the Ex
change National of Tulsa today.
THE
Exchange National Bank
AND
Exchange Trust Co.
"THE BANK WITH A HEART"
You certainly said it!
Never hat such quality, flavor.
mildness and body been
combined in a cigarette
J
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5
BRBi
mas
rewrv i
rsfilTal 1
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CAMELS fit into your highest ciga
rette ideals so quickly and you
enjoy their refreshing flavor so keenly
you'll say they are the greatest ciga
rette you ever smoked!
And, you're right! For, Camels have
never been equalled .in their quality
which is as distinctive as their expert
blend of choice Turkish and choice
Domestic tobaccos. You will prefer
Camels blend to either kind of tobacco
smoked straight.
Camels never tire your taste and they
are satisfying to the limit because
that desirable body is all there
And, what's more, Camels leave no
unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste nor
unpleasant cigaretty odor.
Compare Camels with any cigarette
in the world at anv price!
R. J. REYNOLDS
TOBACCO CO.
Wm.loa.3aLa, N C
' j . .-. r "'; ' 'ftfi-
- ' ". h e MaJcttf paelfjjea of 30
cifaiaffc-a for 20 emnlB: mr tmrt ftek-
(200 a(fa.aaM) " a ffaaa
in ' ..!.) oarfon. W
mi ,j. . raooaigrwndF thi rmitttn
f( thr homm mr aflca mupptjr mr
mrhmn ymu trawrnl