The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], July 16, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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TULSA DAILY world. Friday. JULY 16, 1020
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INMATES TAKEN
TO NEW PRISON
120 Youthful Convicts
Leave MoAlester for
Granite, Okla.
ONLY YOUTHS TAKEN
Hardened Criminals to Be
Hunched at McAlcster, Ac
cording to Hoard's Plans.
MeAUMTMti July 16 Under nn
srm'd giierl. 120 youthful rnnvlcts
(SOTO plMd h hoard a OPOOtg.1 train
tuday lo be transferred from the
Mat penitentiary to the rrformatory
at Orsnlt. The transfer mail"
under the direction of Assistant
Depot Warden A. H Jidllcka.
Moat nf the ynuths were noticeably
pleased that they had heen OfeOOOOj
atiiotiK those who are to le given a
, hanre to, at least put ll. illy, redeem
th'-ir rernrds. The group rem,
rented the beat element in the prt m,
Hlftlala declare
None of the prisoners transferred
.to flranlte had a previous Jnl or
ether rrlmlnal rerord iiKsltint them,
and none of thrni were genlOMOsI
for more than 10 yeara. Some pla
nners within the as: limit for trans,
fer were left behind heeauac of their
palming linnlness In crime.
The men were allowed to dreaa aa
they wished. Most of them wore
eltisens Hotlilnjr, thoimh some few
wore the regulation prison ajarn.
The train will make the return
trip Friday, carrying under the
same cinrds 141 older men who are
thought to be habtt'iul anil hardened
criminals.
FIREMEN ASK INCREASE
McAkaWr tre FlKhtera Want Mope
Pay No Fund Available
M'AI.KSTKR, July 15 Firemen
hrr have presented demands of a
fl.it Increase In pav of and re
srrsiiRenVnt of working hours to
allow for a double shift. Tho
gHtv commissioners expressed thcin
Mvea as favorable to Increase hut
that there was not sufficient money
available to meet the Increase.
The matter will e taken up with
the ihamber of commerce by the
eity ind an effort will be made to
secure the annual funds needed.
itijuriif Paul
M'.VI.KSTKR. July IS.- J. H. Oad
Und. SL'. died nt o'clock Wednea
gay evening from lnlurlea sustained
when he fell from the roof of H two
stnrv residence on which he was
helping repair the roof. When Oad
land was taken to the hospital It
was declared that ho Buffered no
more than a broken lea;. However
st s O'clock he hci-.-.r. to r.ir.k and
died a few minutes later. Fat em
hnluu was given aa the direct cause
of his death.
Paby's little dresses will lust sim
ply dnrrle, If Red Cross Ball nine Is
u"d In the laundry. Try It and see
for yourself. At all irood itroccrs.
Kr Advt.
OKLAHOMA GIRLS
LIKE CRESCENT
Arkansas Junior Collepe
Popular in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Girls Form a large
I'sn of the Student Body at
t reeeoM DollagWi Karuka
Springs, Ark., In Heron t
Years.
Rome years ago this Institution
announced Its abandonment of dry
nd useless subjecta In Its currlc
ulum which had been commonly
required In Kills' collets and
hoarding schools. Latin ami higher
mathemni ics pave place to practi
cal courses In cooking, sowing,
child welfare. Hygiene and other
Useful sciences. In place of the tra
ditional boarding school rules
Crescent lnaui;arated the student
government plan which enabled
girls tn feel liberty of action and
responsibility for the conduct of
their Nchonlmatrs. The result has
been gratifying, whereas formerly
It was necessary to send out solicit
ors in the summer to make up the
quota of 80 girls, all t'rescent
spaces ars now resorved early In
the summer, simply because the
modern methodB employed there
have become known. Crescent has
baeoma standardized by the state
unlveraltleo and all work accredit
ed I'nusual advantages are of
fered in music, srt and expression.
Til- college owns a beautiful laka
and club house for the atudenta
recreation. For catalogue and view
book, address Creacent College,
Box W, Kureka Springs, Ark
Advt.
COCKROACHES
UAOILV HILLED TODAY e UBIN.
STEARNS'
ELECTRIC PASTE
AUe V Bl. DEATH :..
WATER BUGS RAT: a,H Mlfif
MELON GROWERS ARE HIT
BMppCf Mii-i Paa I Ti lulit I'nrniliuc
of ftawit lotion Planned
OKLAHOMA ity. jviiv II. The
shipper must pay freight on water- j
melons from Oklahoma points Ihlsi
aciniciing to inrongation re.
cslveg torlnv by K'd 0 Duatrln see '
rctsi v of the state market oomntio I
slon from officials of the Hoik Is.
Mr Imstrln declared the nilinn
dof not apply tn eantehvupea 01
oinei vegetable
Mr imstin declared the ru in
will force small dealer! to refrain
from handling watermelons mi BC
count of the financial burden en
tailed e ballavad large firms i
would hand!.' tin nop uid p,i low. j
at prices As a raffled) ha is mg-!
ing watermelon growere to form a
markatlni aaaoalatlon and oomMno
their flnanrlul streiiKtli
RAISE GAS ASSESSMENT
ddltlon of f urn. mm - Made for
Improvements h) OmiWJ
OKLAHOMA CITY, July Id
Porfflananl aaaaaament of the prop.
ertles of the Oklahoma Has & BM-
Me Ro wna ptacad at lt.llo.4ll by
the stale board of e. ga 1 1 a t Ion to.
dav Thi assessnieni was the same
as for last year with the addition
of approximately f 106,004 for Im
provements Twenty county assessors front all
parts of the state wire at the eapl
lot today to present their reports
The board expected to spend the
afternoon agsvmtnlng the report.
and making roeommandatloni for
ehnnjres.
H :
411-411
Advt.
West.
1'ltsa
graduata ohlropodlal
Hldg. Cedar 83s.-
1 T
REFUSES TO PUSH
LABOR LAW CASES
Muskogee County Attor
ney to Make Persona
Probe First
MUHKOOMB, Jul -Itef using
to pruaagdta five Iluallogaa drug
gists on Information furnished by
Miss Pranaaa Phltf rapraaantatlva
of the state labor dep.y-tmcnt who
has baaC ffondutttlng an InvestlgH.
Hon of alleged violation of child la
bor laws In the city W w Cotton
county attorney, said today he will
Investigate the cai.es himself and
notify Hie drUgtiists of the law.
"I know the business men of Mus
kogee are not erimln ila and are not
Intending to violate the law.' Cot
ton said "And I am not sure that
proper notification has been at van
the drttgglstl of tin- decisions of the
labor bond Of the stale In regard tn
the employment of children undsl
1 1 years Of age.
The Information of miss Wktti
has been p'aei d in m hands and
signed M her so tli.it M ran go
ahead with proaacutlon later on if
Violation of the law Is found to exist
want it undaratood that a
thorough Investigation win io made
but no proaacutlon will no made at
this time
Miss White said prosecution of
cases In other cities similar to those
in Muskogee has been pushed and
such action probably will he taken
here.
Give Your Motor Truck Driveir
a Tire He Can Depend On
THE man who tells
you that motor truck
drivers are not interested
in the efficient and eco
nomical operation of
their trucks has never
been in a garage when
the trucks were com
ing in from their days
hauls.
Tire splitting and base
separation are not things
that truck drivers thought
up to annoy their employers.
ntil the new U. S. Grainless
Rubber Solid Truck Tire was
created, no way had ever been
found to prevent solid tires from
splitting. Nor had anyone ever
United States Tires
POLIN TIRE SERVICE
Oaage 705 Seventh and Main Cedar 705
TULSA OKLA.
Sand Springa Garage Sond Springs, Okl.
Statv liricf
PONCA ciTr, Jul) II, rurthai
data III racaivnd lure of Ilia daalh
! drowning at Dillon, .Mom . ol 14 ra,
b.lward Crotnor, aged sv. ol tint
i itv, snow that sh met deaih In a
vsln at empt to rescue a drowning
SHI, .Miss Mville Halllel.l me, I II
Of thai lit) Mrs Crocker was an
egpait gwimntof and nndortooh tin
rescue Urhan others had fallid, but
Wai evidently pulled down by tile
-ol Clydt Wehatar. 14-year-old
boy, nn row l aaOgped Iht same tale
iii trying the rvscna the giri.
1'AW III SKA. July II While con
yerslng wltn tin daput) aharlff haia
ganator Frank Beau man rsaognlaad
bis stolen , ii as it was drawn up to
(he Ottrb and Induce I the of ft Ctrl la
galea it. At tin- time of lha lhaft,
throa months ago, II had been scued
by Offloari ii Hominy and the
intavaa arrOatad nn an introduction
ihinge The trial was set fm the
Jiiih at (liithrle and lleauman will
attend, having proline, 1 a wariiint
for the theft nf I he car The en
gine and license numbers hud been
i bang ,1 and the body of tin cur
altered, but the tMMgJa was slight
WNii.A. Jut) It Among (he
ii nrlaonari taken to the county isn
i it rdwhuaka Tueadayt as tha icsuit
of i raid her' Monday, were three
WhltO Rhls and a iiiimbe, of negro
Woman All nre now confined In
I lha same cell The father of two
I of rbe gfrlg Is a carpenter at Ton
kaw i. the obier being It The ne
groes nie ehsiged With selling and
having in their possession H quantity
I of choi
PAWHt'dKA July 15 Pending
negotiatloni botwaan tin- corn nt on
labor damanda for higher wagis arid
he refusal of contractor to ac-
been able to prevent base sep-
aratioru
As representatives of the old--est
and largest rubber company
in the world it is our privilege
to introduce this new tire to
the owners and drivers of this
city.
The first solid truck tire ever
made that will neither split nor
separate from its base.
Give your driver a tire that
he can depend on that he
doesn't have to nurse and be
thinking of all the time- and
watch how much more effici
ently your trucks operate
And how your tire costs go
down.
In purchasing a new truck
consult us about the type of
tires to specify
-ne theieto. .11 I .ingi'loetlts are on
foot to piocur- the return tn wink
it the old scale nn the hUJtl school,
.o cording to contract The ntly 'n
arnmonl baa OUapandOd Its work, be
ing Unwilling lo pa) tin demanded
ft 01 i ,,i niiill that b.a nines the
I prevailing wagt in this section.
OKI AHOM CITY, lull lfi M
A NaKli has been gppolntOd secre
ary of the stale education asso
elation to si, ci eed the late V. C
Cantarbury, and has resigned his
praaani offlci of high acnool inspec
tor. He wna fir ihrat yean gunar-
lltitendent of Idabal ichnola before
beeoming jnaptftor Ht ce stupor
Intondani Wilson has chosen c M
Mlowell to BttCCSed Mi Nash.
pt INC CITY inly is A com
mneliv RttndA) SChoo nss been or-
gantaad for the western portion of
tow n with mi enrollment nf 1 aft pu
nils All the local churches are In
the eastern Part, and the west has
glow,, up rnnidly with si snt church
fsi nines, aii denominations joined
III tin new effort K V. Slall wa
, hnsen supei mi endent and J W
b gg secretary,
PONCA 'ITY. luly .' The old
I Bryanlc ratio nf is to i was foi
I lowed Iii r.ob Fine, a local negro,
I who 'i dm It led to In c wing t bat amount
Of choc in hl home but claimed It
jw.is all for home oonoumptlon( and
'that this was his flist attempt at
ntrewlng lie was fined :r fOf
manufacturlifffi gnd Pete ciark an
l.ldlan. paid ti fur lirliuug tn dllnk
It.
PMNCV i'ITY duly Mrs H C
Mulroy h is been elected chairman ,,f
tin, ponca citv repiibiicsn women's
, lull with Mrs .1 V Clesg as sec
ratary The following committee
woman oonatllute the oity organ iaa-
lion Miss UOUOllo llarils. Mrs W
T Hatis Mrs C M Uarrhet, Mrs
i I Pevorc and Mis j w. Clegg
Mis W A Mali d Is county s, , 1 1 la i
PONCA CITY, .Inly II A dem
niistiatlnn Of praetnal religion was
given Tiles, lav h) the members of
fhe Ann Hi -se Tfilef gaaoclatlon,
w-Iien the as-, mined a I tbe hom
of ii sick neighbor, v ii hfoOntloy,
and shocked bis entire crop of
Wheal, The w hi lit bad I,. , n a, 'i.nli
jeul but M, Cull.) was unable to .an
for the cinp
PONCA CITY, .luly ir, c k
Harytllth, local farm agent, onTuea
day moiled out earda ol Inatructlon
to ail boi and gui farm club mem
hers in Kay eountv. InolUdlRg fOI to
poultry clubs alone, Merydlth is
pushing tbe "swat li BtOI " iam
pslgn
u Wave you tried
a bottle of the
New Cook's
Goldblume?
It's the ,W thing
You'll say so
The flight of a comet is
like the flight a whole lot
of folks make through this
world.
A spectacular flash a crash a
thud then cold forever more.
A whole lot of us have been tak
ing "comet flights" in our finan
cial matters. Come easy go easy.
Indications now are that there will
be a change in our national busi
ness affairs the natural retrench
ment from a money spree.
How are YOU going to wake up
like a comet or like a thought
ful, foresighted, thinking human.
Are you saving any money are
you looking ahead?
Why not start a savings account
now. Its never too late to save
money and money will prove your
best earthly friend when you real
ly need it.
You can begin with as little as
$1.00 Its not the amount saved
that counts its the HABIT OF
THRIFT.
The
Exchange National Bank
and the
Exchange Trust Company
SUMMER SUITS
Suits that offrr the very utmost in
cartful t a i I 0 r i n g alito fabric
quality.
A choice of regular, medium and
.'.tout mnili s so that every man is
tMUltd of a correct fit.
We ask that you compare these
allies with all others - you'll then
realise With vrreater emphasis the
Wonderful values these Hints are at
I lie prices.
HOLMES CLOTHES SHOP
223 S.
(5 c H a rtge" jr
bank Jconnairn
$ J.85
$JQ85
$1485
$J85
Main
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oaoaat prom t vun dials
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