The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], July 04, 1920, FINAL EDITION, SECTION-B, Image 35

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SECTION B.
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1920
LADDIN RUBS
MAGIC LAMP
ortuno Comes to Woman
Who Had Long Fought
Disaster.
AVED FROM ASYLUM
t
I)i P jiimiifsi
1 n expected Luxury and
Discards it for Ixve.
IS HARDING'S BIRTHPLACE
Hue Tnwi, Vn Hi him of
Wilson's taiiur.
t . .III. ...
i RtNOFIKLB, ill July tM
. of Anderson' flry taiea reads
,. Ufa iitory of Mr Iaurcttu te
nno, of this flty. t'lndorcna, al
It, lint) ICS uilufnrtuno and for
III than she.
eenty-flv yrar ago aha fn
America from Italy with hnr
her, ImmlBrant. thy landed in
y. rk anil suffered the harci
v ,.f thai class wh'Ti the father
. Jti HI and died. HaT mother
, . already dead, ao the Klrl found
: in orpbM in the great city
New York.
I narltabl associations found her
,,1 iha a placed In an orphan
i There, on' day, a wealthy
j, I, .ailed. Th.-y aaw and ad-
I Lauretta, noon alio went io
With them an adapted daugh
Kt,, in thi'n on Alladln ruhhed
. Urui for iverythlneT tne lime
,,f wanted. Her n wa n golden
I,, of l.imiro and plenty, for her
parantl were the rt h Mr. and
n Jacob Ilyman of New York, a
, j. , r.uide who craved the com
ml inahlp of a girl In the home.
Bui like all fairy tales and Iito
It! of fiction, Laurette a Joy found
loom when she tftlpt on the
Oi IBS Il.vtuan family name,
a young man a hard
. . r w ithout worldly goods except
M honesty beneath a Htalwart
tart. Ha wooed and won bawattg,
iii.li to the displeasure of the 1 1 y -ianii.
00 to oh, ape tho Hyman
rath the two ran away. They
H . to Bprtngtiold anil here In a
Mia ..ttago lived for several years.
ihlld whs horn. Then one nluht
II Qrlttl Iienprr knocked at the
nor and took DoIaOnOBO away. Un
conrlled to the Hviuans. Laurette.
ion a proud woman, began a hard
rugl.' agalnat the vices of want.
K tO factory work and then
i nursing, where the weekly com-f'l-.iM"!,
mannKed to nave her and
er Infant from destitution. Kor
fveral years the "Cinderella "
Might with an unkind fate, when
he other day a gray-coated mall
irrlar MOW a shrill whistle at her
ar,-.,- when fciip noftwfrid the call
h" mall carrier handed her two let
ters from New York .ittorneya read
ing in substance:
"You ara named aa beneficiary In
t h, Will ol tha late Jacob Ilyman, of
Kaw York and Nw Orleans. Y'ou
fall heir to the New Orleana resl
denc .mil to another bequest eatl-
ma'eri it ir.O.OOO."
It wan true Aladdin had rubbed
his lamp again.
WASHINtrlVN I'a . Julv 1 If
Wart an Harding l eleiteil jh?a1
' 1 n t of t ho foit., I M.ilns this iT'lli
(intie unlvaralty city in tha hill pf
mmi Hrnnaylvanla will ha heumli
i.p closer than on wlih the Whit
house, for not only did rfinmnr
I Harding' ancestors Mv here, but
!ihe father of Preotdanl Wilson also
was a rsldnnt ol Washington
Senator Harding's kic.i: giant
Ifuher. Will (m tn Van Kltk, wea one
ot the early settlers of Kr inkln
kownaliln, nd he and his ifi art
burled in the fgmiiv gin, yard on
J the Chart 'ap Kirk farm near
POint Lookout PlnatOt Min ting Is
honorary Sir Id M ol th in lir
fumiiv Meieiy ami frequently I ii I
utteniled the annual I , union hi re
resident Wilson's father. Rev
Joseph liuggte WtlaXm, wai bom al
Mcubenville Ohio, not far f ..in i
here nnd In Is is baonni paatot of
ihe mils Pfgdbyttrtan church it
t anonshurg, near Washington Here
the family ramalnad nniii iholf t
I he prcjii-
(tooval to Vlrcltila when
I ilent was
ward.
bom a short tlom after-
SHIP BERRIES BY AIRPLANE
French Straw hm-tii ltniih( tn
i Bnjlton Kutrrx RuMi Day Pickwl
LONUOIf. July I.- Coffin Oardtn
it l ' had i -i M:iln Ihn nlV.rr t iv
I '.'0 I - of Htruwbrrrl WhtOh htitl
lr n itathretl that moi ning In
They wr brought to Kng'.and
ny M.mciH v-i'MKo alr;I,incH unl uciq
there'M 'Jim CfOWtWn from tht- hen
hotjs to the hotl."
In thi luugh ttiitt fniiowrd a mo
tion to ppat the rontt-HtHTit wu
t iirriefl utmnimouHly.
P.ITY Alin C.()
lVrndale i:.tpo-,itlon Iiild to Ncglcrt
of riumblug InaiM'ollon.
M QI tlY.lll NOT l'ATItl Midi.
Wise Man of the Cherokee Trlla
Not Father of Many DencndentH.
TAHliBQUAH, Okla., July 3!
Many citizens of the old Cheroke
nation refuse to helb ve that Se
quoyah, famous dls-'ovorer of Chno
k hit. is, In the ancestor of the;
greater number of the Cherokeea 1
now living. But, according to tilOSt
who "write up" tho Cherokeea, or
Individual citizens from time to
time, especial mention la made of
the alleged fact that they, he or she,
are related to the Indian Cadmus.
Those conversant with the history,
of the wise man state thai his fam
ily was small and prohahly became
extinct or nearly so many years ago.
TO LIQUIDATE
ALL OLD DEBTS
New Mtxioan Government
Desires to Lay Up
Claims.
Py OSCAR K OOLt
'MBXICO city. July 3 - it is the
earnest atid etn- ere Intention of the
nw gi vi'intnem to establish as soon
as BCaOtbia an International COtltmll
sum to lonsliler and ll'ioldaln the
leany dainago 1 laltnl loila-il by for-
etgMra foi dannaa incurrad during
the parannlal revolution since IKIO."
doclarad a raaponglbla Menu an
treasury official In an agclualv tn
ii i inw with the writer, while dis
cussing M,'Xl. o's future altitude to.
Ward all foreigners resident In tin
r public
"At the tints thai ItM Carrnnza
crowd fled from the capital a total
of 171 . Initio. ha been filed with tha
commission for the regulation of
revolui lonary damage lalms, the
same .ailing fot the payment of 34.
Ml i pi sos. of which number 13
claims weri praoantad by foreigners
ami "tn by MaglOgn . ItUens.
"Tho f .regotng number of claims.
howevor. by no means covers the
damage, whl. h the government must
eventually meet because of ili preda-
tinns oontPAtttad durine the re vol u
tlonarv ierlod. because of the f a. t
that by far the laiger number of
lalms have been filed directly In
Washington and other foreign cen
ters." continued the tieasury official,
"and of Which, at this time, we have
no record "
The greatest number of claims
filed b any one nationality Is cred
ited to the jpanlardai who head the
list with 48 claims, aggregating
more thin ll.OOt.OOO pesns The
Ttnks come next with 21 claims,
inlhng for mora than 4 nnn.nno
paaOBi The next highest Is i lalnis
lodged tiy (iermans. declaring to
have t.een damaged In the sum of
4,000,091 pesos, while the records re
veal the startling fact that but ten
claima haa baan fllad by AmaHcang
seeking damages for but little more
than 100,000 peaoa.
ANTI-CHINESE A G I T A T ION WHEAT COSTS $3.10
ami
naU Are IoiiikI ii
I Ippi.-llloti In. I tut
MSXICO CITY July I Aiconl
Ing to goyernm. ti i fdclals the antl
Chineae agitation In the stales along
the west coasl of Mexico ha aul
soled, owing to the action of the
ti administration In taking steps
to enforce ihe provisions of the
maty between thlj country and
China
A census gf the Chinese In those
states shows a total of 1,111 dlvldad
o follows Sotlota, i00, Slnaloa.
ir.nn, Kayarlt, 110, ami Colima, II
A canaitl Of Ihe business activities
of Ihe Chinese as nonpareil with 1)1
lives and fotelgners other than Mon
goliana In the atataa of Hutu ra and
H n i'oa shows i total of !tl biialnaag
establishments of the forrhei o om
paled with l.ti.e of Ihe littler
The Chinese have ,014),fll In
vest, d, while the total Investment
of natives and other foreigners la
lt,IIM4t.
MAYOR APPROVES WAIST
Offlrion Employer Found Fault
w mi Etet nor .ui Qarh,
bMAKA, Nab., Jul! 3 Followlna
her dis barge as elevator opciati in
the irnlon lai Ifb lieaibiuartei s
when she came to work WaarlDI a
georgette ciepe waist which her , in
plover asserted was "no waist at
all " MIssTlllle Hoffman appealed to
Mayor K.I .smith In behalf or Ihe
working girls of Omaha to offp Lilly
sanction the waist as hot weather
garb "I don't want to be un ele
vator O paa taf all tnv life," she ex
plained. In urging Ihe right of evei
working gill to wear a geolfUtt
crepe creation instead of the r4TU
lation w'hite ghlrtwaiati
The mayor, after examining the
waist, issued a statement approv
ing It
Much .,r ii i it. ,,. Harketrd at
f I N a liu-tu l or
I ,,-ss.
Upri-lal to The orld
PONCA CITY, okla., July I.
Thraahinf the lllo wheat nop
stiiied in this lo allty Monday, par
tisularly In the Mad Rofjh ami Tonk
awa lot dllties, and a considerable
p. , nop or it win ha placed on the
market Immediately deaplt ihe tip -
i mined . ampalun to gel ihe farm
eis to hold the i rop on the ratios
until hetier transportation ami bat
M r marketing tacllltle are pogaibl.
did whem is oontinulnj to nsov to
marital rapidly1 at at. out It.ll a
bushel, with l,a4) the ruling pil e
at s.tne pl.oes At Kildv. Hillings,
hetl ho. k. BllgO and numerous other
points In this part of the slate the
movamanl of tin inn crop to mar
ket recently has been unusual for
this season of the year The runn
ers claim llo i ne selling the old lo
provtd Mora tot the nw.
Wheat growers of this portion of
I the state announced some time ago
I that it Coat 11.01 a bushel to grow
the lilt ctop, and the national
Wheal grottim association plated
the pll.e . ( llu i.,, ,, : HoW-
ever, m, member of ihe aasm latton
Is forced, in any ay. to hold hi
i .p and a gooillv poitJon will go
io marital at onoa la Tana the
new i rop Is bringing from L' II to
i. 10 a bushel The elevator at lied
ItOi k has baan paying t- 4" fot ih"
new crop.
Railway, are announcing that
irnnaportatlon facilities are iraaily
Improvad ovar a tew weeks ago mot
thai at the present time the num
ber of ears available for handling Ihe
i i op is more than twice w hat II was
thtie weeks ago If this announce
ment pi toes POT reel there will he a
lol of the present corn go Immediate
ly lo mat Rfi
TEACH OFFICERS TO SWIM
sulmtnlnu g vhiis to In- Tint ol
Tntlnlnu for IIPNPrva OorfM,
V AHlUNUl N, July A tUdftfltl
of th rent-rvt' DltlMtV1 IfaUflltli '
t'orpH In vat ioua H itipa t hN lUID' I
Uttr will b iMHit utMctl in llf' rMvlnitj
i rt f i a 1 hw trninltia by pormMiiu'l if
flint -il l t'lirfiuj (.f lh' intr-'Mii U J
t'ltw" n mhn nniHHito a)f t"li Th
UftfHtltHl HHn mailt' b '.fi'M't.i i ..f
war 1 1 f h Conn6r mdioil
porpa i' m a. in eharft of Iht firm
i Id I'M' ii. " til n-pi r. til til' lt''tl
CrOM in worklnpr out Hip dttAltl f
! the i.'l''tt t'nurte h pin June
II mill will !(. nlvrn nt 4'ntnp t-vmn
Camp Cuittr Canip Alffd Vhii,
I Cam a Humphrtyai Oanui Kmu mi
in i rorircM mod f
otton RlnnipB.
HSW OlM.liANS. Julv U Hlurnpn
nf from A to t. 1 6 pftf bulti fol
lowed tht luru ropiiitH in tho
citlU inurkfl today. Puitlul rt ov
rrvn look plftca heforr tho OlOM
which WH ot not loHfH for the da; ;
f aJ2 to 47 point!.
CG.COnn'A New Wonder 3
Duritonr 3dtt)iwnc m Eh a
1
V i it e todsv tot Catalog of
tilu an.) kiiilt ' :. .
1 Mtl imenta
D k L, jtorK in Uys
1 J !fws
i! A Wholesale as Detail
Iff tWl1ITTlXf1U51Cca j
leyMuic (hi
in it UdlUs.lei.it 1
PONCA CITY, Okla., July 3. Re
iloaton, several week ago, wherein
Vera persons lost their lives and.
wag considerable property
aan ige, an action was filed In tho
district curt of Kay county today
by I'. C. Nonna maker, owner of the
building In which the Ferndale cafe
wai located and which wa entirely
destroyed by the explosion, naming
thl Kay County Gaa company and
the city ef l'onca City aa Joint de
fendants. The attorney for the
plaintiff are David L. Carter of thl
and Nixon & Nixon of Tulsa.
A -,; , ..;trti1ii ilatnagea Is asked
' whl t $r .'.00 la for actual dam
' - ' II. IM for "punitive or
-la: damagaa
' .ileged by the plaintiff that
" i.ee w iv ninpted by the city
21, 1319. know aa a
rluml.mg ordinance, which requlrea
that the fas company shall not turn
It (Ms Into the pines nf a building
t b has been Inspected and
I by the city Inspector, who
hi !. that ordinance waa tha uper
lent of the water and light
lei irtn I n of the city.
:' main! itnerl by the plaintiff
that II gas company did nrt secure
inspection frnm the city.
When the gas was turned In in
tarj of trrk, year. and that the
city .ii 1 not require of the company
" ' i an inspection be made;
therefore the plaintiff maintains
thai both of Ihe defendant are
It is understood that the!
v i t . modeled about that
Umi requiring new gas connections,
metei etc, and that such an ln
' n by the city waa necessary.
. MOTHER!"
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
TIZ FOR TIRED,
PUFFED-UP FEET
Instant rcliaf f"r .stirc, tehlnff,
tondpr, calloused foot
and corn.
You're footelek! Tour feet feel
tired, puffed up. chafed, acting,
-wcaty. and they need "Til."
' Til' makes feet remarkably fresh
and snre. proof "Til" takce the pain
and burn right out of corn, ca!
see and buniolMi "Tig" Is the
grandest foot -glmldener the world
ha i v. i known
Jet ., box of "Til' at any drug
stote and end font tortme for a
whole year. Neer have tired, ach
ing, sweaty, smelly feet, your shoes
will fit fine and WOtt'II only wish
you hat tiled "Tli" sooner A., pt
no suhslltiite Advi
This Season
:J0ST0FFICE ON SOVIET PLAN
i mplnyofl taprrvtmi the Mo nftnofiirai
of ( oliunbii tffloi
c ii.rMMi'fl, unto, July i - Un
llko ny nthfi povldfffflot In HH
1 (ittOd Hhitrpi, thi nmnHK',iii,,nt of i
fht 0Hf In 'idntubiin , upnr turd
by employ A n n to m of mriiuiRf1
mont y I lir mplOf001 MtnllAf I"
I hOl OdOptOd by nmnn of Iht roun-l
iry'n liirufi IndtlOtliMi hin bOtN In!
npOffttlOft Blnot fhrury. Pool
m.intrr Humijri Mlnnr.ir nnyn Ihtl
lyittm hdl brought nhnnt u numbt i
f hontflolol ohotitfoa in tho oport
ion of (111 pOOtOlflOO and In proving
.i BOOOOMaV
The in novo lion wii ndoptd to
bring ib. mi ii hlghor gtonogfd oil
BIG EATERS GET S
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Takp Knits at t-'irsf Sijrn of
Bladder Irritation or
I lachftcht.
milarly" wardrotM ts filled with
waists and , low cut nd nl tlie
thinnest mairtials.
And tierstue et the theernesi ',f materlsls. sj
her luiJet will be incomplete mil. m she usee
DBL-A-TONE
Deltone ta a well known trlfniifV nrrpirt.
Kii.TCf oiiinirinirtHiT
uty i4c iahOi n
prrnirril by henuty
etl4rt, br thr tan
removal n hair limn
nri k, late fir uodrr'
arm It Jrivij ths
kin - if-nr. mm and
mnotri.
Drlatoni la avumsf
to apply mipli di
rttiiDvi with tvciy
iar.
Qal-A-Trw
iiSnS!!5" Man
IS I
IrPx, Iff
aa 9 9pmrtmmt Snare
Th A mt ft tlB mon an! toomgfi
niimt pfunt'i oongtgntly igjglgf i kii
HOP trotlbl! hrt ftimp Vg rut too BlttOh
nn. I nil our food in rich rur Mood
In flllod With ttrlfl gold Whloh the kbl
nr airlv ti filtnr out. lh'V wi-iiken
from OVgrWOrk, bgOOHIg alngglh; th
Ilmlnotll tlawMPH - itiul the,
rrhult in k bltiey IfOUDlO, blOddOf '
r.iu nooi ond gonral dggtlng In
hoolth
W'brn ynur UMnyir fggl Mkr Ininpa
tif lOodj your h. k huita or the gfttlfl
M cloudy full of Odlmtll or you
lit Obliged to Peril, relb'f tWu or
thfgg timoi dtirinx the night if you J
ufftr with gieh hmdnoho or uiiy. I
RgpVOUg IpOltaV arbl gtOgftgOhi or you J
bgvg rhoomgugfii grhgn ihg wrat her
la had, ki from your phunnaclat
about four ounrea of j,o1 Halta; tak j
i tgblogpoonfu I In a glanii of water
DO f OIg bfggkfggl for a f'w daya end'
your kldni'N will then act fine Thin'
fgmggg aalta l.i made from the add I
of grOpM anl gOg ulCg. conihltmij
with lUhU. and him been uaed fori
ggngfgtlom 'o rluth and gtlttiulgtg I
rloKKed tftldngpg to neutralise) the I
acblH In the urine oo It no longer la j
a nuiirre of irritation, thua endlno
bladder diaordera,
Jad Raltn la inepnalva; cannot
Inlnr', tn.ikf i t d-llKhtful effurvaa
rent llthia wHtf-r lifverage. und h
longn In every home hecauae nohndy
can inakf a mlaiake tiy havlno a
gOfi kidney f luahltttf any time.
Advt.
. ffl fi f lo the puMI and hetter
Wt king oondUIOfM for the am-
p I . . . g
f.rlvvoiioog or uprireaftlona made ny
til. reporud ti cgmmlttoo
nf whom there ara about 4v
I i . iwlng thojr Invr'ttuatlon of th"
OomplOlfll r propoeal, their recotn
- idotlOfl In imported lo the poat -
eOUfi Oil f ompoaed nf all com-
n fmnn Th rtun'H d"htea the
eubj'cr ond tlthor nppr-vea or rc
loetg tho rocommcnwbtfOB.
Ihe pOgtmOgtOf hia the power to
trato aii fgoommondgtlgng of the
eouneJIt bOl It la nald that anything
ipproverl by the council la likely to
roclOOg hln ipproval. un hit la hearti
ly In ffi voi of Iho eyt-m.
Nothing nf a radical nature h.ia
yet been proposed lo the council.
Bottled Manpower
run, ' i- and enlda are weakening.
(1st rid 'if Itieni sa quickly sa ynu
tnn. ,'stsrrh In nnjr furin sups the
vllsllty. Fixht It and fle-ht tt hard.
Tt.ere Is a lemsdy to hslp you do It
a medlolne of furty -seven year'
stabllslird merit Tiy it.
PE-RU-NA
For Ctarrh end Ca tor rill I Coniifiogi
It purlflea tha blood, reauiatea tha
dlaaation, a Id a HmlnatTon, tnnaa
up t bet uerv cent ara and rarrlea
benl i )i to all the niucoua lining.
i th . rf of thoaa palna In
tomoap and bnw1a, brtlchfna, aour
'.'-. rhumatlam, palna m tlta
back, eblea and lolna, TK-HV-NA la
racuiniuandad.
I'K-IUT-NA raaterao
to haalthy action tha
vital organa which
are ao Intimately re
lated to tha atrengtti
and vigor of tha na
tion. There ara fourteen
ounce of health glv
1 1 h i '.I. i and Pap
In avary bottle. FHT
RTT - NA la a. good
medlrlne to have In
th house, rendy-to
tnke fur mera;encla
It la o good ramadif
to ua any tlma.
mgy TABLCTt OH UQUH
Aocaw "California syrup of firs
' lo to' tha nam California
,." Parkage. then you are euro
rear 'hi d Is having the best and
Mom.-u' 'rP'r Phyic for th little
,1 "v'r ,nd bow' Children
M I Jm v""v '" Ful directions
Ifori. V,J" 'w y "Cl-
The Rugged Endurance of a
MAXWELL
is traced to its Special Steels
A dollar travels a long
distance in a Maxwell.
For its steels last. They
stand terrilie road shocks.
They seldom fracture.
They outlive the ordi
nary steels.
They are made to
Maxwell's own formulae,
developed from thou
sands of laboratory tests
and countless miles on
the road.
They make possible
the ideal construction of
great strength with light
weight
The tendency today is
toward light weight, the
elimination of useless
pounds.
It makes for better
motoring. It saves money
in caroperation. It makes
possible greater acceler
ation, quicker brake
action, less repairs, a
higher average road
speed, and lower initial
cost
Maxwell, with its spec,
ial steels to give not only
light weight but rugged
endurance, has won an
ever increasing number
of friends. To date
nearlv 400.000. In an-
J
other year 100,000 more.
.
SMITH MOTOR CO.
Phone Osage
East Second
459 I j
NEW JlM
CONSIDERED DV MANY MOTORISTS THE BEST FABRIC TIltE OM THE AMERICAN MARKET
HAND BUILT
The thtltfttt hand of our mattr-uor)mn, far famed in thr tire utorM,
build our D" Type tire. Our Great Chief, ever teeltimi perfection, have
found no better way. Even the mot wonderful of machines mutt be hand
operatid, but the touch and "feel" of illed hand are not in them. Muih
labor may be saved, and cot reduced, by the ue of building machine, but
perfectstn, the aim of my people, cannot be found in their wor
Even a the mtttf of mny ttteam combine to make the mighty river
h.tve use broupht together the bet that i knoum in method and practice
with the finest materials to be had in producing our big, flexible, extra ply,
toutjh tread "D" Type tire. In it I believe we have the one fabric tire which
Stand far above all others in the service it give on th toad And deeds,
0 Motorist, not th promise of them, make the mighty man or tire. The
deeds performed by our"D'Type have inspired many of you to tell us we are
building the best fabric tire on the market. Perhaps thi meag from you
i caused by our building tire with that purpo in vitw.
1 SALUTE YOU. 0 MOTORISTS! LITTLE HEAP HAS SPOKEN.
"tittU Hssp" i.. a chsrscttr is symbolic ef 1ml
Sprtktl "Savsee" Tits Company. By birth he is a
"Savsoe", by adoption, a mtmber of Ths House ef
Spxcswlf J Wist (o, his ysaci, educsttd ,n modsm
ways and imbusd with th spirit of ths orgsnustion
ht rsprsMnts, ths littU "chief" is sn authority on the
construction of "Savage" tuts and tubes. ) It f,.
ting that ths sterling oualittst and tht sturdiness ef
tus nsl sis chaiattmtic, too, of the products uaita
which ht is associated.
THe FOLLOWING MESSAGES Am AH IN THIS SEHIEA
A Hrm Dsttartura la TV. Co.
.1UCUtMl.
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