The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], July 10, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 9, Image 9

About The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927

Image provided by: Oklahoma Historical Society

                
rht-
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY. JULY 10. 1020
0
NO DECISION IN
ELECTION CASE ,
City liricfs
. Mrt
ntha
Rpi King. f.t aevera
DAVIDSON FOR NEAL
F.LI8HA PRICE, a negro, r
lf4 at Hickory Tfcurtdu nlgiit
la poeseeeton pf right futljna of
"ctaoC beer, entered ile of not
Kowe-Ncal Injunction l8iuiiiy at hii arralfnmtnl ytturoty
mi n i a JiJaa .before ooutuy court atut a k M
Taken Under Advise- I mavndea- to jaii umtw bomi of
mnnt Vw f'niirt toT trl141 ' ,he com inn criminal
mtnc uy wvuria Ittrm ol thai court .sheriff timii
Woollt ami W T Klteeart, UMVi
made the arrest.
I
JUDOHRNT ron $i.-..onu wu
lathed by K K. Mnea V IJ Webb
Senator Contend! Client " ' "' Cotdtri
AC lenmpany In dletrlrt court yriLroay
Kntitlod to Office, and la upon aiiejaumia that the on com-
juiny MIN I" I arry out its con
! tract to romplele a test well In UM
'northwest 'luartar of ttCtoB 15-1-lV
I lllinmi cmirity, T. x.i-
LEDUO OUKKN. rh.it.. ! iMth al
tf mOUttl to burglarize ln hOlM of
Fiatahw Johns. iKJ4 South Denver
avenue, on .lone II, 014 hoH fOI
trial by dletrlt t court under bond Of
the conclusion or tils pre
Oi (start, after hearing the argu- liminary hearing yesti i tlay Deron
msr's yesterday on the demurer of Justice 8. C Mszey.
Nttl'l counsel to the testimony of- i I
two weeks ago at the Injunc- sHKIUKF .TAMK8 Woollay found
.ion hearing brought by Rnwa.Judga an ur,,,,,,! str) wheel, taken from
Msrtin took tho case under advise. Hudson spaadar. hidden In a
manl yesterday morning after hnr !H(r,lw stack south of Rati fort
ng the nrguruenta by R. L David- ,r,y Hnd Is holding tlit property
snn Nttl'l counsel and James j f,,r i,jentlflcUon.
Hprlnger, attorney for Rowe.
(liar . I timed that an Injiin'- dkcRKKS OF dlv..r,-.- were
Hon action waa the proper proce- rBn) ,d (n ai.tHd ami superior
.re to enable Rows to recover con. i (1 , Laura E. i-raitcks ,iK,iiii.t
Not Usurper
Whether K W. Howe of riroken
Xircw or Muuroe Neal. of 1'lsher at
the properly autluolsed and ecling
chal.niin Of the Tulsa county elec
tlun hoard la the pr"bsm to be so-
Mi I ry J mare J. 1 ..larnii or nuiim. ,
-1 t.f the
.file
to whli h he was
Bdwnrd a. rranaks,
llntad Hi March till and served gtainm Martha Tout
.m iinuously until April ., when
i ;,;ed the oommlsslon offer.
d him bv the state election board
Devldaon rslaed the point th it rlnro
idmltttd ho had not acted ii
, hslrnian of the board alnce Neal'a
,ii pi Intment, 'tnly a quo warranto
, tton, brought either by the county
may or the ottorney general of
the state, would be the proper ac-
n sh itil'l Rowe wish to corneal.
ha gppolntnttni of Heal
printer denltd this suit was one
In which title to the office of chair
man of the county election board
was to be determined and main
tained that Row la still the duly
appointed and acting member of 'he
lection hoard. Springer also claim,
ed that since Ntti'l appointment
was made without the latter'a se
lection by a regular election of the
Democratic county central commit
tee, as required by law, the appoint
ment was absolutely void.
To Ii.ivldeon's statement that the
suit was not brought until after
Natl had begun his duties as secre- j
t,gav i f the county election board,
and that therefore, Rowe could not
ask Ml Injunction but must bring a
quo warranto proceeding, Springer
replied that Rowe had been and j
Is now the lawful head of of the j
county election board, that Neal Is
the nturpw and that while Neat
thOUld h contest the acts of Rowe.
nfist necessarily brine the suit
throush state officers, and that U
Howe hss the right to bring a suit
la equty asking an Injunction. aln'-e
he is not trying title to the offlc i
but leeks to retain an office to
whtrh he waa appointed and ha
served tor five years.
H B, Tout
Anna Hums
agalnat Frank M Hum untunl.
Herrlck against (leorge W 1 1 rrlck
MARRIA1 IB M0BHBB1 were Is
sued to tiv following yesterday bv
the clerk of county court: Artuhr
West rope, 1. and Edna V. Justice,
IS. Tulsa; PrMk Carpenter, , and
Tlii ma Lytic. Blghuari.
1
MRS. ALVA J Mies and children
have gone to spend the summer with
Mrs J, w MeNaaj and family In
Los Angeles. Cal. Mr and Mrs. C
O. Sevcrns are occupying the Nlles
home in the absent" of the famllv
I
MRS l.AI'RA Kraser has re
turned from BlMkwall. whero she
was with the famllv of her ilaugh-
RKN Ii MARR la confined at
home with his ankle tn a plaster of
Tans cast, (he result f a fall sev
oral daya ago It will be some time
before Mr M rr la able to use the
Injured member.
I
MISS MARIE Gardner, nmanM
Of the l-lrat I'resbytarlan ohnreh
rnlerlalned a group of the children
Of her ptan claases with a picnic
and outing party Thursday evening
ti Central pat k.
I
CUARBNCB WSLBOM and .laugh
ter, Ruth, have arrived In Tulsa
from lets tntelea. Calif.. haMng
Honored through and ale vlsliing his
parenta. Mr. and Mra C. J. WtUou at
Fifteenth and lialtlrliore.
t
HARRY WILSON and famllv ate
located for the euniniei at South
hampttlli I. 1, where they si cqxir
panled the family of B Rogers
Kemp.
I
p hiiuwn jr.. aatUamaa of
t'ktnulxie, stopped In Tulsa today
on his tray to Foraker, where he
will begin shipping cattle to the
(astern markets neat week.
I
PETITION POB voluntary dlsso
lutlon of the Chariot Lnklne Anto
moniio company was niea in ais
trlct court yesterday
I
OLIN HICKOR and family have
returned to Tulsa after eevaral
months' residence In Tort Worth
T X UI
I.
1'R PRBD K. CLINTON, aocom
ptnltd by Mrs Clinton, will leave
soon for a sojourn of several weeks
In California.
I--
WH.l.lAM PRBDBRJCK, son of
Mr. snd Mrs. W B l-rc l- ri -k. has
rofttn e,i t . Tulsa after sprmlimt th
lust two years Pi Tif C;tllfoinls
I.KE ''I INTi'N of the Fnlun N.i
tltnnl Usnk, accompanied bv Mm
Clinton, will go to OtatoradO soon to
tetnain for ttVOTtJ weeks.
I
MR1 itALi'ii M DARNB14. t -1
little son. Ralph, have returned
from Shreveport. Lt.. where lhe
spent sevaral weeks.
I
MR ami mus i Wtrran landtn
will leave about August 1 for Rat
tie Creek, Mich . to remain for MRIt
time,
I
HILL SMttKIE ' Johnson, forme,
footbnll star at Kendall college
whoa home Is In Okeemta Okie.
w.u tit Tulaa ft 'it it. on business
I
r w mi i ant, rlca president of
ihe Central Nil till Hank, will re
turn today from Ttkat where he
has botll on i business lilp
I
MRS. A K LEWIS left todsy for
Colorado Springs to spend the re
mainder of th, slimmer.
MRS N S MURDOCR haa re
tumtd to Tllltt aftai several weeks
slay In Shrevpott, La.
I - -
It W MILLER, leaves today for
' is home in Atlanta, Ma to spend
,a Iwo-wteks' vaiallon
JIM TOI'IV eatilamoti of Et
Worth, Teas, Is in Tulsa this week . lha Road at the Urand
M business ... i
1 BMRIslYEK ANT EMI IxiVK
MISS JKWH, KL1NI la mffei- may get aoqualnted through
ins from an attack of tonallltls THE Wi'lil.n u 1M Ui
There should be no peace With
prostitution, no truoe with the i d
light district, no armlstt. e with
1 venereal disease tee "Tht 1'tul of
Adl
IMPOniXD t
Pompeian
Olive Oil
la one of nature 'i giestest
tnnira and tissue-builders
VOr CAN ! IF YOU WILL'
BITCGBRD
Let THE WORLD WANT AUb help
you.
Have you told your daughter vchst
you know she ought to know' Take
h.-r see The End of the Rtad"
tit th flrsnd theater -A 'vt
A Praparatloi. of
COMPOUND COPAIBA snd CUWM
AT YOUR DRUGGIST
Ask m IMMt OWLY otd lwitMl
CHICHESTER S PILLS
V -Tiir. Dtiiiovt. iinifto, y
t vL M hl-.li.Ur ihs ntHtlfH
l fVA.yrn?nVV.Tr,al
t t
1 II A fa aW lii.i-n, r
ycttt .ton at LeiV S-fSt. Alwvvi R tlithitj
Sm 3 BV DUIGGISTS EVER YWHEIif
Hrxl Laxly Dura this lotepsc
heat affect yiu my dear?
Second Ijidy 1
hut not ahtoa
slceplps por" k
We cnllert up
not
did nt first.
nine new
la oomploleeL
th.- Dtcauatofl
(jtMslman Lumber Company
unci had their servloo depart
mrnt give na plans and esti
mate on a new sleeping pOfPtti
Ihe roei was so small that we
had It dour at OtaOt and now
wr -itn sleep comfortably re
gardless of tin- IkiI weather.
HARDWARE
Phone
Cedar
500
Madison
and Hodge
Streets
COULDN'T LEAVE
HOUSE IN 4 MONTHS
Delaney Takes Tanlac
and Is Now Back at
1 Work Again Feeling
Fine.
FOR DINNER TODAY
iet freeh brcawl. rolls or paeiry at our new modern simp. Our
products sold hy good gTsrB arul snrved hy the hr-t restau-
rantt ami raftt
SMITH-ANDRE BAKERY
MrmlHT )rii Shop A.HWitrliktluil.
5 East Haskell Phone Osage 2558
" When I b0M UUUlIf Tanltic 1
hurl b-'ii OOnflltSd to 111 v tioiiso foi
(our months, but I m-ver felt hM -tmt
In my life than mow," mil J Wll
iitmin Dtfaney, wii kirwn smploys
tf tht City Hirer t I Spart infill snd
who livti 41'7 K-ilrvlew. Avf ,
MMHlS, UsaSh.
"I had stomach troubta and tndt
faatlen so bad i hat svsrythlng i
at diHayicrd with ni," cominuod
Mr IMnfy 'i would form ift-i
in Sail and causa me to have th
womt Soft of crumping spoils. 1
a. tually BUfftrM ' much I dread
mI to aal ut nil and t ncvtr darrd
1 1 in h asskaaaal sat a aa I aaaa Kai-u I ..In..
vvh ;i'"t tia . jr . t aaraaarv i
l, . .1 aka..iliiaw II . .. a., a-.
Iltt.ll 1 II U III - t IB 111 (III WeI III UUU)
and It wfi ao bad In mv armn and
tlfjH I aeyM hardly i?t about at all.
th n my nsrvtfl went back on m
nd T could never tret x fond nicht
flleep,
"1 hard so ni'ifh food about Tan
I ir that I derided 10 Iff tt snd It
uat MMI1M t" be madf eeiper tally
for my eia, ffjr every 0M of my
troubles left me ho qutfkly it waa
r tally aniattng and I am enjoying
bsttef baall h now than t huvr in
raan T have raenoua appetltt.
Sal a ti vt III r it I Mini rt A m n
a o)g rvfrv night. I have gained
lot In weight. t'o, and put in a bt
dav's work on tho Job every day 1
taal like g different man ;n aval )
u ay and Tanlar dt-serves all the
credit for t.'
Tanlar la unM In Tulaa eirlualvely
by the Ounker and Puritan Drug
Co'. Advt.
m TJJI IV aartM WW
' ' i ft tt
fu'o?'' Si Mas
pMil tU low", mmmt iSsgMH. Ss i eiull SM la
riki
p
ICKERING
S
SIMPLE SHOES
HOSIERY
FOR
SATURDAY
Hny'a anrl youths' sanrlals tir
ventilated oxfords (Tt fir
P1.7J
fo
lals
$1.95
$1.25
$1.35
$1.45
ttte cinviiN
$1.95
tilrl's mil misses
aeuffer
oxfortla
Chlldretu' Sister
Hue pumps
Misses' Sister Hue
pumps
bailies' Sister Sue
pumps
(ilrl's or Misev' white canvas
Mary Jan pumps,
all alzea
thirties' low hscj (anvas ponips
with turn (30 J jf
eolss fc-.'l
All solid pumps, oxfords, senil
enmfort. styles, low lo-t-ls,
cheaper than cheap lio.ih"
tUpptra, kid lined aid are real
values fljO QC
rum pa O
Two eyelet
oxfords i
Ladles' low
comfort
oxfordt
Iadlea Martha Washington
allppnra, rubber
heela
$3.45
iber hee
$2.50
Washington
$2.50
?00 paira lad tetj' Inw Tjrel
oxfordH, low heal purnpa.
and Theo ties. Junt the
style tor girla WbO waa r
ladles' mzea, tn blark, pat
ent kid and datk brown.
atses 2 1 to 8,
for
$4.85
Misses' and children's white
ribbed liule stocklnts Satur
day only. rJBJ
2 pairs for 4 ')(
Ijxy In a few pairs.
Conor Up-Leook-Compare
Robinson Building
Second Floor
Phone 1962
Notice to Our Patrons
in District No. 1
Your Electric Bills arc duo and must bo paid
on or before the 10th or sorvioo will bo dis
coid imiod.
District No. 1 fjompriatl all torritory wost of
the ronter of Main street.
Public Service Company
of Oklahoma
107 Bail Fourth St. Kennedy Bldf
Wo ClOM Saturday at 1 P. M.
P rcsh Dressed
POULTRY
Kino fresh dressed Hons and Fryers.
A nice aMOrtnitnt of FruitM and VegftS
blea Bvtrything In fresh Meats. Wt de
liver to all parts of the city. Phone your or
ders to us.
The Waldorf Market
TULSA'S HIGH CLASS MARKET
0-3484 16 Eaat Second
Baby Girl Wins
3 First Prizes
Parents of Louisiana's "Champioa
Baby" raised her on Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Papain
THERE U always t good detl
1 of tickocu in tht summer
raor ths da. to tor bat wnth.r The brat
1. Miwoially ievare on tables and chil
dren, and often It lntarfarsa srttfc tb.lr
d.velopmsnt and growth. Tbr r lose aa
pctlts. pus rsstlsM nighta suffer from
iodigeauon, and fluallr constipation.
In tha hot (outbern States mot bare
Sire a cotahlnatios ol eimple laxative
kerbs with pepsin, at the first aymotoro
of constipation Tblalormula is kn iwn
to drufgiats as Dr. Caldwell's 8rrup
Fetwin. and they bave sold It undarthat
name fur a quarter of a century. It Is
bow tha sols BBsdlclaal reliance la
thousands of faosUisa,
Utxt Dorothy Horlao kuowa whst
rtit hot wssthsr la tan montbe of the
year. She la the daughter f Mr and
at Harry H. Boylan. and .Ivaa at tit
North Alexander St , Id New Orleana.
She has won three successive first
prtiei aa the "Orand Champion Uaby of
Louisiana." aad her parenta aar the
only medicine tbey have ever given her
sam - ' 1 ''''swbI
Bar 9 anaaVt- .aJsam- .axaaj
'' .-' ' ' JaL. .TPaVi
NfDORCrritY BOYLAN "V, .
la Dr. Caldwall'a tyrap Papain It has
kept bar healthy and built bar up. and
beli ed make It posslbls. tbsy write, tor
Dorothy to be s prlae-wtnnlng bahr
Y?u can obtain a bou'e uf Dr Cald
wall a Syrup Papain at any drus at te
Yoa will find It pleasant to take, and it
do. a not gripe or weaken.
free:
Millinnj of people of all ages suffer from occasional or
chrome timitipouon. Lrl tnrm send name and address to
Dr W I? aUwelL in Wajrnn.'tnn Street. Montucllo.
I BL (or a tree inmplc potlie of Kit wonderful Syrup JVpsin.
8 tmliion bottlcj were boug hi at drug stem last year, the large si salt in the tuurU.
FAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR
EVERY DAY
Is Bargain Day
AT THE
North Main Department
Store
Ladies' Wear, Men's Wear, Shoes, Dry
Goods, Notions
Stop and shop at this low priced afore
North Main Department Store
107-109 N. MAIN ST.
Our Seventh
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale
Is in Full Swing, Offering Interna
tionally Known Walk-Over Footwear
the High Grade Sort, for Both Men and Women
Entire Stock on Sale
Five Groups of Bargains
The styles th.it will be put on these tables will be
tonic of the latest numbers in pumps and oxfords,
styles that the sies are broken. We believe that you
will say that these are the best values ever offered
and different than usual table shoes.
No Exrhanaeet marie
after three daya of
purr hate;
Table No. 1 Valura.
up lo $lfi.;0 at
Titblr No. 2 Values
up to $l2..r0, at
Table No. 3 Wliile
Nile Cloth FJootn
Tabs No. I While
Plltnpi and oxford
Table No. f) Men's
ShoM ami Oxfords . .
$8.45
$5.45
$2.45
$3.45
$5.45
Clearance Sale Prices
on Mens Oxfords
117.50 values .$14.75
$16.50 values $13.75
$16.00 values $13.25
$15.50 values $I2.(H5
$15.00 values $12.15
114.00 values $11.45
$1,150 values $10.95
$18.00 values $10.45
$12.50 values $9.95
$ 12.00 values $9.75
$11.00 values $K.75
$10.50 values $K.25
$10(10 values $7.75
$0.00 values $7.20
$7 50 values $6.75
$6.50 values $5.95
10
DISCOUNT ON
DISCOUNT ON
MKN'S
FALL IH', i
SHOB8
J
Clearance
on Women
Low
$20 OO values
$18 50 values
values
values
values
values
$17.50
$17.00
$16 50
11). I Ml
$15.50 values
$15.00 values
$11.50
$14.00
$13.50
$1.1.00
$12.50
values
values
values
values
values
$12.00 values
$1150 values
$11.00
$10.00
9,00
$8.50
$8 00
$7.50
yaliMt
values
values
values
values
values
$7.00 values
$6.50 values
Sale Prices
'$ High-and
Shoes
$15.95
,....) $14.60
$14.20
$18.60
$1S.20
, $12.80
412.40
$11.75
$12.15
$11.20
$10.80
$10.40
$9.95
$9.6Q
$9.5
$8.75
$7.95
$7.25
-$6.75
$6.40
$5.95
$5.60
$5.20
MeCallum, Gordon, Van Rualtc,,Etc,
Hosiery During This Sale ,
$3 50 values $2.90
18.78 values $3.15
$100 values $3.40
$4.50 values 18.78
$5 00 values $4.15
$5 50 values $4.65
$6 00 valines $4.95
$6.50 values $5.45
$7.00 values $5.95
$7.50 valuea $6.45
$8.00 values $6.95
$8 50 values $7.45
80.00 values $7.95
$10 values $8.95
Walk-Over Boot Shop
413 South Main