The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], July 23, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

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TULSA DAILY WORLD. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1020
FIRST WAREHOUSE
OF KIND IN STATE
JNew Tulsa Organization
. Claims First Bonded
Company in Okla.
I? ON CHEYENNE AVE.
Purpose to Enable Farmers
and Other Producers to
Store Their Products
Asquith Is Headed
Toward Premiership
Tha Tit tea Warrhnusp Company.
Irtttl 11 wnrfhonsf at 2 North Chrv
anno Avi-nuo In Tulsa, on .Inly 22.
lltt, was usunl a certlflcalr uin'in
Hslnf I' In m t as a bondr-d puhllr
in houseman It Ir hll.-v,-1 that
this is the first honda.1 ptibtld arr
honHo in tiio Sato of oklmtmv
Thr event is of no Uttln Impnr.nnrc
to farnirrs and produearo for thi
T'nton that under the regulations of
the Federal Reset v e Hinl- system the
irchouKe retelpts of n bond.-d pub
lic warehouse can I a BOOaStSd as
eeurlty, wherens the or -Unary r.are-boun-
racatpt Is not aef.it ililf.
In dim iisstng the even'. KemlnRtoti
K '.iir the it rney for the Tulsa
Vjtehousc Co'itpany jaid:
The purpose of the law la !o en
at.Ji farmers and other producers to
hold their crops and products Until
the price increases. It Is a general
tule that the f.irmr sells his pro
dui U as soon as the crop Is ripe, and
ttt thai time the price Is the lowest
of Uin 'ear. The middleman and
manipulators obtain possession of
the crops and hold them until thi
Winter season when the crops can
be sold at a great profit. I'nder the
aystcm of bOIld warehouses the
farmer can store his products and
Use the warehouse receipt as security
to Obtattl the funds which he neeiis.
at that time, and later in the year
when the prices have gone up ell ills
products In this! way the farmer
reaps the profits which usually 4os
to lha middleman.
urn ESk V
PLAN BIG LABOR
DAY CELEBRATION
T'roport.. tenant l- get fa lc1
taay bcOOOM a mil burden. Got
personally aisMnpaatod in -iainrd
ailierti-lo- (all tfeaw O00 for
t in hi Want ads.
t
The recent election of Herbert
AaqUltb, veteran Rri'ish statesman m
the House of Commons, Is vii w.,1 In
Brltlatl political circles as the former
Premier's first Map toward n Kalmng
Um ratna of the Brit la h Qovarnmant
This is a new photograph of Mr As
qtlMl and hut r titly arrived in this
country.
Trades Council Will Hold
Outing for All Wage
Earners at Park
A barbecue, free to all wives and
children of working men without
distinction as to union ob non -union
affiliations, will be one of the feat
ur. . of the LabarMay cclcbrallon
.it land Spring park on Monday.
Heptember , acVordlng to the an
nouncement yesterday of William
Michaels, of the entei tatnment and
eventj committee of lha tradea
council.
The committee Is plannlg a big
tlMia for the children With their
mother they will be taken to the
park on five special ears which are
H hadulod to leave Archer street
station at 9 oclock so that thev may
enjov the park in advance of the
. rowd that will follow the parade
Concessions will he free to them
one hour in the morning and one
hour In the afternoon.
"We want It distinctly understood
that this will be a celebration In
whlih every wageaearner Is invited
to participate." said Mtetiarls. "it
will not be a union celebration al
though It Is to be staged by the
trades council Women need not
take any lunch for lhemsees and
children for It will he free to them
The men ran look out for themselves."
Sapulpa Notes
SPREAD OF STRIKE FEARED
Illinois Coal OpsnNon Appeal to
PtSaMoM to Clio W tVabOff Move.
WAI-'HINiiToN. July 22. Illinois
coal operators today appealed to
President Wilson to take, some
action to check th" strike of lulmrers
employed at their mines. In a
memorandum left at the white house
for the president's consideration the
operators express Hie fear that the
slrlke might spread from Illinois
throughout the ii.ntral compoiltlvo
field, stopping bituminous coal pro
duction in Indiana. Ohio and west
ern Ivnnsvlvunia as well as Illinois.
W..rd was recelve.i today of the
death of miss Charlotta Avar
daughter of Hr and Mrs Amos
Avery Miss Avery died in a hospital
last night at Littleton, Coin, fnmi
aryatpalaa of tha face Miss Averv
t f f ha, pa. T .. 1,1 la. la. . 1 1 1 l a
a. - . all. (J . .1 ... I II (It ( I
n , she was 111 good hi . .It'll at thai
oie .New - t II il sll. i . ,. I in- V
III wan received (raatarday, and the
t aperl oi hi i doatn is i . It ad this
morning Mia v , , v h I . Ilvad in
Sapulpa for the last lj years, and
was popular among tha youimcr set.
She was a musician
Seoul Kxecutlve .1 M l.lndley wilt
leave August 8. wllh scout iTOOp ..
2 for the camp al Tall Icq .ah The
hoys will go to Tulsa on the evening
of August 3 and will spend the night
at the v M. 0. A., (hen av for
Tahlequah the next momlRI
a
H C Krepps of this city, received
a broken ankle yeslrday while he
was loadlnn some timbers on .1 iter.
rick. One of the pieces fell on his
leg and broke Oils ankle He was
tisin to hln home at 62 1 south
Apple slieel.
Miss bud) la Strane and Mrs Marie
Du all Wort h. who live on Smith hin
der avenue, were ariesled today foi
fighting Miss Strane allafcsa thaj
Mn I nick worth CAR)! OVBf 1 her
house to whip her car old
brolber Miss Slrane Interfered, and
Mrs Duckworth struck her The
fight followed They are being held
until tomorrow morning
Hunk lea rings
Clearing! of the Tulsa banks for
the week ending Thursday. July Hi
totslod $13.24,.riS.90. according to
th. weekly report of the Tulsa
Clearing House association Clear
ings fur the corresponding wack of
last year were M0.782.488 ID. The
Increase was 22. per cedt.
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MONEY BACK
withoainMlloB If Hani'i Halfl
Km to Im trMtmuBt of sWa-tna.
tr, Klnfworm, Itch. etc LHnl
bevrwvmn d.ftontirw bfftHM olh.f
UM. H
.rrnLmimis fa'. I.
t raUarad ka4iMi of cum.
an t 11
aatrMldi
OP AT Prlro TW, t 4rf Mpf
. 1 If htm I Ox. f iitnuk, To j
lota n d auw Ma ntm
k (?toroi. Try It 01 r nil
coiiOMAi. inro oompavv.
IS A MERRY WIDOW
"Soon after my husband s death
9 years ago I was taken with ty
phoid fever. Since then have suf
fered from stomach and liver trouble
and constipation. 1 have doctored a
great deal without benefit. Since
taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
three months ago my bowels have
moved regularly and I am feeling
well again. I am now a happy
woman." It Is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catar
rhal, mucous from the Intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver nnd lnteetlnal ailments. Includ
ing appendicitis. One itose will con
vince or money refunded. At all
druggists. Advt.
BUY HER
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ADMITS GUILT IN
FORGERY CHARGE
Youth Exoner&taa Two
Others of Charges and
Ls Sent to Pill
Ml idmg guilty to cashing a check
hv fiandulent indotscment, 11 r..
IrHtton, bound over to dulilct court
two weeks ago at the close or his
preliminary bearing before Justice I
c M im apt eared before Judge
i um n in district i mitt Mslerday and
Wai aantonaad to serve one viir and
one day In the state penitentiary
Rater antartng his plea, Wtton,
who admits l endorsing tne name of
Olldya latFolletts to a check made
In rti laltei hy lha Bi rk reiroieum
companv fiine r exbonoraled Al1n
Cunnlnffham sn.l Hurel 1 1 nil of com
pllclt) iii th Oftanaa Cunningham
and Hall laatlfled it their pteiimin.
arv haarlni thai tntton cave them
tb check to ijsh and that they did
take the instrument 10 a local bank
to obtain the money on It when ar
rested They gave as their excuse
for their aitlm s In c in! ing the Chech
given them by a Strang" r the fact
that rhe ii In Tulsa wllhoul
money. Hrd being hvngry. took the
first opportunity to obtain funds.
The claimed lUtton offered them all
aver Ji I Ihi abl lined on the check
It Is probably, under the admlstons
made by Hilton relative to the check,
that Cunningham and Hall will be
dlaohaffed bt ihe court on recom
mendation nf th" county attorney.
MEXICO may soften ww is piNNEO UNDER CAR
image licenses were laettad to
day to the following. Andrew Mart
lett. 30. Itegg. and Mls.i M.trl"
Iioulae Stluyks, 14, IlriiMsrls, Bel"
glum: Homer W OOOd, 2t, Tulsa,
ami Miss Loll Alma lllatikenshlp. 2.1,
Tulsa; Herbert Chapman, 22. Kb fer,
and Miss C.r.ne Mi Andrews, 21, K'c
fer; John Sykes, J.I, Muskogee, and
Miss" Irene MrCullongb, in, Sapulpa
To learn more shout the Interior
of the earth an English scientist has
planned to bore a shaft 1 2 miles
deep, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 with devices to equal
ise no air ini"ui'i .um ii-iniiTi- un
healed air.
Uall.t.-HAIiSKIiL OKO, CO.
nistrininor
Tiil.ii, Okla.
Have you tried
a bottle of the
few Cook's
Goldblume?
If3the7edthin(
Youll say so
A Regular.
Morning Dish of
GrapeNuts
with cream
or tfood milk
makes a fine
start for any
days work. '
6rapeNuts
Needs No Sugar
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Tulsa's
Population
According to the Federal Cenaua announced yesterday
Tulsa has a population of 72,075.
According to the laatiiank atatement the banks of Tulsa
have on deposit more than $75,000,000.
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This is at the rate of more than a Million Dollars for
every Thousand People or a Thousand Dollars for every
person.
-Open an account at this bank today and start to save your
thousand.
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I I RST
NATIONAL BANKtJL
or TULSA
FOURTH AND MAIN
CflUft i
REAL
ECONOMY!
Is practiced by those
who take advantage
of the extraordinary
price reductions dur
ing our
REORGANIZATION
SALE
Hanan nd Banister Custom Made
OXFORDS
Are reduced during this sale, giving an unusual
opportunity to secure the finest of footwear, at
decided savings. v
$20 Oxfords . . .$1.5.75
$18 Oxfords . . .$14.75
$15 Oxfords . . .$11.75
$13.50 Oxfords. $10.75
$10.00 Oxfords. $ 7.65
$ 9.00 Oxfords. $ 6.85
MEN'S SILK HOSE
K Luxite and Holeproof Branda
It is not oftert that hose of this fine character
is sold at .such low prices, so buy liberally.
Our entire stocks of finest pure thread silk
hose are included.
$1.25 Silk Hose. . 95c I $2.50 Silk Hose. $1.65
$2.00 Silk Hose. $1.45 $3.50 Silk Hose. $2.45
BUY NOW!
While assortments are com
plete. At these prices the
stocks will soon be broken.
IVlmleum nmpmHc I'mmlm' tg
litMUMMi tf Cm i truncal Qtvti hfc i
IftBXtCO CITY, July II if lh
irovrnn.rnt ngwn to M0dl to tlHll
it. mi ruin 1 1 f rdllll mod I rim 1 1 "ii of
MX payment nnd ) he HOII1 ll 1 1 .i h
Ity cif ;iiM- I- 27 of thf mntKution
ihf prtrolfum rnmpunirji ti i .nh
to invent from Joo noo to 100 000
petto In Mnlto t ri nddllton dnilim;
plprl Inrn, rtflMftti oil ntrnmrrn nnd
establishment of dlfMt nUlwty
lln brtwron 1'timpl. o nnd Msilt 0
t'lly. ntMordtni; to Intrrvtrwn with
thn PsftlM)tfttlVMi Of thf oil rotn
patllM puhMnhrd hr-r" thin morntnir
ThM tWO OOMOOllOni the pe
troleum rnmpnnirn will he dl
( ilirned l ft roiifernm tO bfl In Id
on Matiirdny, It In nnld
GAS STATION IS ROBBED
Iiono Man um. . I'a-li llralsrr In
i.n iu in ItsaMhHM iii Naar.
Ill-lnrkrrs nnil siicjik thlavai nr
aaaln liriomlna I'"I1 In thi-lr aeUMI
In Tiilhn. Si'vrrnl holdup! tnl mini-
1'riuin nnrak roabarlaa hava baaa ra
piitiil In I hi" iinllir during llir I'HSt
w 'f k.
An iinusimiiy bnid robbary w
pariitfata yaatartey atlartioon
"inn nn anidaatlttad man Ioota4
tho i m s ii faaiataf tha rown r.
Irolaam oompanya (llllni smtion t
tiixiii ni Traataa and aaoapad wmi
:.i!iii uo. Thn at nt inn atlaadaal
aas baay in a raar poom al lha
lima lha rohirrv wn commHtad.
Th cattrnilHnt rnnld nut atv a d"-
tariytlan al lha rebbar to iii" paltea.
I i.i.l. iitifii .1 Jiif lllilrr Knia ks r..nl
lirlti r Oi.-r I iiihnnkiiu nl ami
Icnvtss lllm o Ills Kt
Aftr biln(c knnrknl down a II
fool atabaahnani aaai BandaCprlan
park l)y a lay Ndl In a laifa lOUf"
Ina iiar, ' Oaorga lirpii. a' a, was
lift piaaad undaf !( rord road ii
in araa Brlvlnt, whan ihv unmrnn-in-.
i diivar ol laa lourtns nr inovad
p down Ilia riad wlllioiil tteppins
hla rar. Thn aaldml ui reil ulmul
o'i'lork.
itrirn had just renin nut nf Hanil
Springs purk ami m drtrlns up lha
rauah itratab f nai bataraa th-
park and tha rtin l Sprlnaa pik"
vthrn ha waa hiirli rl ovrr thn . m
hankniAiit and left In sik his nwn
aalvatlnn. Ho WiaaaSdSd In frarlng
litnifieir afti'r n half linur nf pain"
t.iklng aftOlt, walki'd 10 lha Intir
urban iin.. and oami ti TBlaa, wh
ha araa taken la thf Phyalelana' ami
K.iraonns' lm ptt.il to hava hla
rounda draaaad. Th wounda arar
fofnd ba luiniarniif bill sllalit. M
cap! fnr a illfhtly larlatad wiouldaf
nnd diop aoratanaa on tin haul
ilrrnn ald hi ia m tn Tulaa Iras
than a wrrk n.
Maasstn Mar mpcmub.
How Vr will Know thi- Wnrld
Taachar when Ha intnrH" win iir
I In- nil 1 1 !- t al II talk hv M Ihi. I. II mi
bath Doll at lha waaktv maatlna of
tlir- OrdT of th' Kaatarn Star at
s n'riork this avsalaf at 101 Bouih
Main. Tha piitdi. in latrltaa in at-
ti-nd.
HrlKt n in has ravtvad old r'ms tn
hitllt n tiinni-l from Antwarp lo tha
Mlltta. ' roastnK thi- Hlvnr Men .a
and parSHallnS aUtanaltra rnal firlda.
Art tat inurina and navlaatlon will
hr ills' uaaad li'm i-vary rtnala at an
Intarnatlonal aviation i nnaraaa at
Atlanil' Cltjr. N J., nam month.
PsUalaXuH I 1
Trta)lf 1nf Itsfl f
nf r o t I n t - -tht'a
tha MtfSt
nf lb rti-hr
flivnr of Ursid
fast 1 LOM
Coffeewhat haa mada It tha
nioat popular fiffe in Tutaa ani
un "iiniltna terrltorf-
it ni.ir UMOni ro.
IMatrllHitora.
Prwkfast
COFFEE
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Specials Today
at Vandever's
Silk Presses at Half Price
All light and dark -ilk dreasea
and evening gowns at
One-Half Original Price
Wash Dresses at
25' Discount
All Wash Dresses including lin
ens, voiles and organdies at
One-Fourth Off
Kimonos and Negligees
Reduced 20
Third Moor,
Summer Smocks
Regularly priced from $3.75 M
$15, Hpecial at Half Cff
Porch dre&ses. ginghama and
voiles in checks, atripes and
plaida, regularly $6 to $12.50.
Special for today at
One-Third Off
Boys' Wash Suits
These are ont and two-piece
suits made of denim and galatea
in colom of blue and white, also
stripes, for ages 2 to 7 years.
Special for today. One-Fourth Off
- l mid I I. Mil .
Rag Rugs at $135
In different patterns, sizes 24x
36 inches, made of gingham and
nicely woven,' priced regularly
at $2.50. Special for today at
$1.95.
Also many different patterns
and aizes, priced upward from
Dresser Scarfs
Made of fancy cretonne with lace,
trimmings, priced special for
today, each 79c
Motn M.Tor.
Irish Linen Table Cloths at
$9S5 instead of $12.50
Derryvale Irish linen table cloth
In several different designs, size
70x70, round, neatly scalloped,
regularly $12.50, at a very at
tractive special price today for
$9.95.
50c Ginghams at 39c
One lot of 32-inch ginghams in
plaids, stripes and plain colors,
regularly 50c the yard. Special
for today at 39c
$2M Tricoline, $1.79 jr
Plain tricoline, very fine and
highly mercerized, in all plain
i colors, for shirting and paja
mas, regularly $2. Special to
day at $1.79
' .Main Floor.
Bath Towels! 83c
Very good quality bath towels
of Terry cloth, sizes 25x15, good
heavy weight; extra .special to
day at 83c
Special Values in Silk
Section
36-inch Messaline in all colors,
also black and white, extra good
quality and special value; the
yard $1M
Georgette crepes, fine and sheer
quality, specially priced for to
day; yard $2.49
M ill, i I. -ir
Vnsjr fitoro Hnim Dnrtnic Ja?y aivt Annt: W-L Day Open H a. in.; ClnuUxg at 5
p. ni buturriajr Opru at 8:30 a. m . C'loaUitf at 0:30
harB-
Pii-paid
on All Mail
rl'ri-
iiAisjisBjr i Mill
MnmtM-m of the Tulaa Oja-ii Shop .V-Ma-la t Ion
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