The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], July 29, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 16, Image 16

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1920
TELL WOMEN OF
Brokir Is Srrking
Refund on Alleged
PI FPTION I AW Broken Agreement
LLUU I I Vl 1 UIMU
Process of Voting Will Bo
Explained Employed
Women
WILL MEET TONIGHT
Representatives of Both I'ar
tiea Are Named on
PrognuR
tn order to Infern miojra
women of Tnle.i nn to the election
law (ovamlni ths primaries Ml
August S, tlx- state and count offl I
cere 10 be ttctw4i 184 the nmr Ml
nandldatas iron mi pniiticsi pnr-l
ties tOt such offices, a ape. lal meet
ing I" which all business NM In1
thf ilty an- In vlt ! will i" new iy
the Tulsa business nnd Of ftWHIMM
woman rluh In tho county court
room "f the coiarshouse ut
o'clock Friday evening.
Kleetlon lawn and !& process of
casting a ballet win be explained
by Mr. ( 'hal loa K. I-Ahhian, i halr-
wonuin of Hi'' Tulsa county repuw
It, an rnmrnltt mil one of the best .
Informed womrn In the state on
voting. The offices to bo filled at'
the primaries and the nsmes of re
publican ondldtet for Uim of. :
fin,, will tK liVM by Miss Kathor
inn riixupra Id. employed at th
Ojrpay Oil company, white the dom
oorall oaadldatfi for nomination
will bf named by Miss Mabel Kmitn,
employ? at Um oowi house. Miss
Cotwitanee: Blrloh, employed at thn
fiypay oil company, will lead In
questioning Mrs. Uhmrni aa to dlt
fi rent polnta.
The offices to be fllli'd nt the pri
maries and Hit 0011 of republican
candidate for these OfftOM will bo
given by Miss Kethcrlne Kitxgernlrt,
an employee of the Qypay Oil com
pany, while tho democratic candi
dates for nornlniillon will b named
by Mies Mabel Smuts, employed Ht
tlio court limine. Aa Ilia meeting
will ha non partisan, no statement
aa to tho merits nfsny particular
randldate will be allowed.
Mian Flerlha Sklllen. president of
the organisation, will be presiding
of fleer. Arrangements for the
meeting have heon made by a rom-nilt'-'o
composed of Miss Mulsh
JohnSOn, ehalrman, Miss rhllomene
HOOk, nnd Miss Kthel Haakell.
Alleging Ihi mil ih. mi. i Pet i l
eum imil QOOOltOi eonipanv haa
refine,! to rpUrchM 111 shares
of preferred stork held by 0 I
Keren!, lease broker In lieu of
payment of $17.00(1 In commis
sions, ault waa filed In auperlnr
eourt i nil. i iv by Brol asalost
the oil company
Herand 0 1111 that March 10,
llljfl the defendant company be
ing Indebted to him In the eum of
117,11'in, upon statements by a. ft.
Travis, president of the company,
to the effect that the payment of
the amount would at that time
financially embarraaa the com
pany, iigtrcd to accept the IfiO
shnres r,f stork, under the igree
inent that the oil company would
repurchase the stock at par. $100
a share aa noon aa the company
114 $f0fl,ooo In properties.
On March 2f, the petition says,
the defendant company sold 2 25
tank earn to the North Amirjcm
Tank Car company for $ f, 2TT MiO
and haa since disposed of other
pronartlofl bill ha rftd to pay
the petitioner hln commlsalotiH due
by pun haae of the I ',0 ahaicn ,,f
tm l which he hnldn
"DADS" DISCUSS
GARBAGE AGAIN
Committee Named to In
vestigate the Existing
Situation
After a one ihalf dlarusalnn of the
Kaibage problem by mayor ami Bill
commleslonarn Tnanday, solution
waa no neater than It whs a week
iiKo The only action taken waa to ap
point Commissioners H K. NaWlOOk,
J. M. Adklson, ( A Mtelner and
Superintendent of lleillli I, '. I'res
HOn to act as a OOWOllttOS In 10
vcsllKlitltlK pioposall anil BUCt'ent-
loaa,
Marrlnito I.llTIISrW.
Marriage licenses were Issued to
the following yesterday by the clerk
of county court. J. C. Ham', 2 and
F.ntcr M I.yiton, 2R; James (). House
27, Tulaa and Florence I'ettersen, 19,
New York City; Alfred B. Cummlnga
30, and Ruth Btanfnrd, it, Tulsa;
Don Erwln, 211 and lues llradsliaw,
22, Henryetta; Victor T. Mount. 21
and Virginia A. Wittklnn. is. Urla-tow.
Officials IV'turn,
D. M. Martlndulo and A. 0, Sin
clair, assistant city attorney, re
turned yealerday from a legal hual
neBM trip to CoffsyvUl, Kaa. The
crops between here and Kansas are
In fine shape, Mr. Sinclair said, and
(he present outlook la for a bumper
corn crop.
Order of eitar Mrs-tin.
The public Is Invited to the weekly
meeting of the order of the Htar lr,
Kaat at H o'clock Kriday even
ing at 709 Bouttl Main. Mrs, Helen
M. I'Htterson will apeak on "The
Kffect that Former World Toa.hera
have had on Civilisation."
To tho pmatr
Effective July 1, flve-mlnute car
service on the Ksndall Una betwevn
the corner of Fifth and Cheyenne
and the end is Hodge or tt.ist First
etfset; ten-minute car service to
Hunilall 0OllSS
Thoaa cars M tho Kendall line
unnlng only aa far as the etui of
31ml -e or Faiel First street dealg
natM on the routine sign as, 240U
Kaat First. Tulsa Mum iu!lwav Co
Advl.
The city miy take ino of two
courses--It may let a grn o-al con
tract for hauling garbage, audi con
tract to be ai'ci.niianli.il liv a hravy
bond to Insure a visit of the giibnge
man In all parts of the city at stated
Interval, or It may assess a small
amount agnlnst those pericna serveil
'y the garbage hauler Thl ' lattei
course was tiled two y.-ars ago. but
Wa the causa of numerni.j t nn
Pla'nts bv iiersons who declared they
were discriminated against by tho
haulers.
Persons who own hogs in sufficient
ousntltv, and who are In a position
to handle the garbage, are anxious
for the contract, as Tult'a garbage
palls furnish feed enough to malic
several hundred hoga ready for
mniket In a short time.
The chief difficulty In the fast has
been to force t'b garbage contractor
to awrve houses In 'he oullyln.f r-:-
ioence uisincis. nannuiim, im no wi
garbage has b0 allt0 at down
town hotels and cafes to supply the
'contractor's needs, tin could ace no
I a use for driving to the edge , f the
riiv. woere pptrpnsv o.itm mrw ssi i
well filled and whole it requires a
dny to collect n much garbage M
can bs obtained down town In Ihlrtv
minutes.
No report from tho committee ap
pointed yesterday by Mayor Evans
la expected within tho next two
weeks. A special truck Is now In
use to relieve the existing situation
'RECEIVER ASKED
EOR OIL COMPANY
Chicago Rank, Holder of
Deed of Trust, Files
Cross Petition
Asking Judgment for 11.44.1 .000 on
the foreclosure of a niortgayc, and
the potoloial of a relvr if toa
Ulobs 'HI company, nn answer and
croaa petition was filed In district
i oil rt by the Ft. Dearborn Trim! and
Hiivng company and F. M. ForrSy.
trustee, in the null of the Hkelly Oil
company agalnat the Qlob fMI com
pany, the truat company, (I. O. tlll
IsttS, John O Mill hell and others.
The (rust rotnpany alleges that on
1'einiiiiry 1 1S, 1819, the Ulbs com
pany made notea totaling $2,000,
oon. placing their various oil pro
parties In Oklahoma aa Movrtty ff
ih. layment of She debt. Of this
total amount, according to the peti
tion, the sum of lll,09l has l.een
paid leaving a balance of $1,4 1
in notes ilue. The bank aa hobb r
Of the deed of trust, claims tho pro
perties, nf 'he OlOD company are
not being properly managed and
asks a receiver be appointed. In
the anawer the trust company says
that the Hkelly Oil company, which
purchased certain Int'icstn In the
i;iohe company In 19 19 anil now
claims ftn Interest In the properties,
did no at their own risk, knowing
' Hie lime the contracts were made
'he prior and superior claim of the
trust company through tho deed of
'Mist, and that they are not entitled
under the law to assets of Ih 0)00
DHIpMy until the debt to the trust
company la settled.
Mrs. Sturgeon Returns
to Regin County Work
Mrs. T. II. Sturgeon returned yes
terday hum Oklahoma City, where
she had been called by Ir. A. K.
Ix'Wls slute superintendent of health
to attend to some apodal inspection
matters.
Mrs. Ifturgron expects to np.nd
lyiUOtl of her time during the coming
week in the small' r tOWni around
Tulsa, where mucn Innaiiltation Is
alleged to exist.
Elks Plan for (ireat
Time on Stag Picnic
Members of Tulsa loigc it , o
Kike will enjoy a "slag" pb nit: nenr
Kl her, tikis., attriday, August I,
It Vicis announced yesterday tiy Jai k
Oelfand, who Is making OfMMtff'
locnts for t'he picnic.
Xhert il be plenly to e t, he said
Imrlni Ihe aftirnoon the plrnlckern
fill eOgage In ra0, gana-i and con
tents The irlp to Klnher will be
' i i ! from Tulsa In automohllcK o
xr embers.
TO HOLD PICNIC
FOR CANDIDATES
Core and Ferris Invited
to Talk at Owen Park
This Afternoon
Frantically every rlemmTnllc can
didate for county, district or ntim
offn e ha been invtud by the amo
italic women of Tulsa to attend a
bsaket picnic and deliver short
speech! l Owfl park al 4 OVtloCk
this afternoon. Candidal have
been rqnttd to bring their famillen
and sufficient lunch, and a similar
Invitation, general In character, hai
been issued to all democrats, both
men and women.
Invitations were sent to both Sena
tor Thomas '. Omn ami S. i.M Ferris.
Senatoi (lore, who Is to speak at
Convention hall tonight, has signified
his Intention of appearing In person
and using the ten minutes time al-
lotted to ea h candidate. Whether
l-'orrls Inlends to be. here is 'problem
atical, but If bo does not .euro to face
fkire he will be permitted to send u
rprntt!v
"We expect a reoord crowd of both
men nnd women - and we hope evory
democratic candidate will arrange to
be there.' Mrs Charlotte K Hobhs,
chairman of the arrangement com
mittee, said yesterday.
NO RELIEF FOR
FLOODED STREET
Citizens on East Third
Threaten to Take
Legal Action
Itellcf for East Third alieet prop
erty owners In the 1600 block Is not
In night through city channels. He
cent complaints made by person
living there to th mayor and city
commissioners have brought no en-
lirgTmnt, A a result, these
citizens are Intimating that suit will
he started.
The H.lin block on Fast Third Is
i veritable wa' - r hole after cveiy
heavy ruin. MVwcra are clogged,
arid lawns are fl , oiled. I), n. Orane.
161;! East Third, reclared yesterday
lhat there must be Immediate re
'lef or heal action would be taken,
t'itv official! d no' In lleve suit
will b successful. Relief would be
afforded by a bond 'Issue, but this
1 not considered possible at preecnt
because of the tight financial sltua
I Ion
City Engineer C. B, !rlggs said
yesterday there are u number of
xlmllar pin es over the city. To run
a sewer from Third street to Fifth
street would (.nine trouble for prop
erty owners al.mg Fifth, Mr. Orlggs
paid
Sue City For Nr-wer ttcpalrn.
Judgment for $1. IRK, 74 was asked
n a suit filed by the Tulsa Cold
Storage company against the City of
Tulsa district court yesterday.
The storage company claims the
money to be due for repairs whb h
the made lo a storm sewer w h i h
because of defective constriction
wee rendered useless June , 1919,
and threw flood waters over 'he
property of the plaintiff al He vent h
street and the Frisco railroad ilght
of way.
HEAR ME
A Minnesota chemist's Instrument
fnr testing the purity nf milk Is
based on the fact that milk has one
freexlng point arid water another.
lot mill plots arc always market
able. Tlicy un' alclllsobb,' through
tho Woil. I want adds. Call Oaagr
HOOII today for want ads.
" DONT
DESPAIR
If you ar troubled with pains 01
aches; feel tired; hava headache,
indigestion, insomnia; painful pasa
ag of urine, you will find relief is
GOLD MEDAL
URSULINE
ACADEMY
Boarding School
For Young Ladiea
and Girl
PAOLA, KANSAS
Direct lUmtc Over Krlsoo Ity.
All ,..-, . taught. t oil,
prvparatury, onerl, special,
normal and commercial;
music, painting, rsprvwsltm a
siH'clalty.
Write Mother Superior
for Catalogue
CAN'T BEAT "TIZ"
WHEN FEET HURT
MOTHER!
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Child's Best Laxative
Tha world's standard remedy for kidney,
ilvsr, bladder end uric ecld troubles end
Nstional Ramsdy of Holland sine 1S9&.
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Leak fee th. mmm CM M.d.l mm aeerr be
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Yon tJan be Free from Pain
as I Ant, if You Do asIDid.
Tlmrrinirton, Me. "I suffered with
backache, pains through my hips and
such a nearinK
down feeling that
1 could not atand
on my feet. I also
had other dis
tressing symp
toms. At times I
had to give up
work. I tried
number of reme
dies, but Lydia K.
I'inkhatn's Vege
tahln Compound
did me more good
than anything else. I am regular, do
not suffer the pains I used to, keep
house and do all my work. I recom
mend your medicine to all who suffer
s I did and you msv use my letter a
vou like." Mrs, MlNSIE MITCHELL,
Harrington, Me.
There are many women who suffer a
Mrs. Mitchell did and who are beinjj
benefited by thin great medicine every
day. It liss lirlped thouands of wo
men who have been troubled with dis
placement!1, inflsmmatioo, ulceration,
irregularities, plriodic pains, bock
che, that bearing-down feeling, indi
gestion and nervous prostration.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound contains no narcotics or hartn-Tui-dnigs.
It is mads from extracts
of roots and herbs and is safe me
dium for women. If you need special
advice write f.vdia E. Pinkham Medi
cine Co. (confidential), 'l.ynn. Moss.
'Tiz" for Sore. Tired, Puffed
Up, Aching, Calloused
Feet or Corna.
Ton can he happy-footed In a
moment Use "TIz" and never suf
fer with tender, raw. burning, blis
tered, swollen, ttrsd. smelly foeb
"TIs" and only "TIs" tskes the pain
and serenes out of corns, callouses
and bunions.
As soon aa you put your feet In a
'TIs'' hnth. you Just feel the happi
ness aosklng in. How good your
poor, old feet feel. They want to
I dance for Joy. "Tlx" Ik grand "TIs"
I Instantly draws out all the polaon
I ous exudation which puff up your
feet and cause sore, inflamed, ach
i Ing. sweaty, smelly feet.
list a box of "TIs" at any Aral
store Got Instant foot relief Laugh
I at foot sufferers who complain. He
cause your feet are never never go
In to bother or make you limp any
mora. Advt.
Accept "California'' Syrup of l''lgn
only- look for the name California
on the package, then you ure sure
your child Is having the besV and
moat harmless physic for the Utile
stornuc.h, liver and htrwela. Children
love Its fruity lasts. Kull dlreoUona
n each bottle. Tou must say
"'allfornla." -Advt.
HE COULD HARDLY
DODSON KILLING GET HIS BREATH
FEELING BULE?
LIVER LAZY?
TAKE A CALOTAB
Wonderful How Young and
Energetic You Feel After
Taking This Nauaealeas
Calomel Tablet Perfectly
Safe.
USE OF CALOMEL
Says Drug Is Mercury and
Acts Like Dynamite on
Your liver.
Johnson's Troubles All
Disappear After He
Takes Tanlac
'The way Tanlac built me up
PrOVSe to me that It is a great medi
cine,'' said (Just A. Ji'tuiaon. ut Vlr-
Hodson Is making a hard fiahtlalola Minn. Mr. Johnson haa bean
against calomel In the south K,v-rV Icmployt'd by the Lmluth and Iron
If tou hsvt not tried Otlutahi yen ktvs
a itfllghtful mrprits twiitlng you. Th
woLdr!ul llTr iiMDiiii( sad iyaiin-pun-fyb'l
properties of ealomil may now be
enjoysd wilhent the illghlMt anpltaisnt
.sen. A Osiotab si hedtim with s awallow
ef water,- that' all. No tanta, oo aalti,
nor the allrhteal unultaaaai vflrcU. Yen
wake up hi tlie inoraiu( feallag ao good
that you want to laugh about It. Your liver
it clean, your ayatetn la purified, .tour ap
jirtlte heart) Fat wbat you wub, no
Sanger. The next urn, you feel laiy, mean.
. errsns, blue or diieouraged gle your liver
iliorougn tleanalng with a Calotab. They
are o pt-rfeet that your drugglat- la au
thorlsa tu refund the price ae a ffualauteti
thai roil will be delighted
Calolaba are aold on!j In original, aaaled
parkagei. Prde thirty-five cauta. At ell
drug -i in. JOii.
7 '
liuriMst has noticed a great falling
off In the sale of calomel. They all
give the same reason, llodaon'a Liver
Ton,. Is taking; Its place.
"Calomel is dangerous and people,
know u, while Dodaon's I.lver Tone
Is perfectly nfe and Klves better re
sults," said a prominent local drtiK
lst Dodson's J'e Tone is per
sonally Uranted by every dru
Kist. A large bottle costs but a few
cents, and if It fails io Rive easy ro
ll, f m every case of liver slilKtfUih
nesa and constipation, you have only
to ask for your money back.
riodnon'a l,lver Tone is a pssant
taatln, purely vegetable remedy.
harmless to .oth chlldrenand adults
Take a spoonful at rlrht and wake
up feeling- fine, no biliousness, sick
hendache, acid stomach or consti
pated bowels. II doesn't grips or
cause Inconvenience all the uext day
like violent calomel. Take a dose
of calomel today and tomorrow you
will feel weak, sick and nauseated.
Pon't lose a day's work! Take Dod-
son s I.lver Too.. Insiend and feel i
fine, full
Advtr
I
Kanirtt rallrcitd for thirty-five yours
"1 suffered from stomach troubles
In Iuj worst stance." continue, I Mr
Johnson 'IS much gua formed
In DUP tOIfl43h after eating 1 ooald
hardly breathe I also (id the
rheumatism ao bad In my kncci
sometimes it was all I could do to
hobble about and was so nervoue
that mai.) a night I could not sl ep
Sit all. and by UtOIVtM I was all tlrod
nut and weak as if I hadn't been
In bed at nil
"I noticed In tie paper about
Tanlac and gave H a trial, and It's
n fact, no'.hlrg can beat It, for I've
taken only three bottles and feel
like a new man. I eat anything
wnnt now and am never troubled
with gas any mors, tho rheumatism
has lert mo and my nerves are
aitady aa a clock and I get up
every morning feeling fit and ready
for the days work. Tin inc. Is the
aireatvst medicine I'va seen and
Know what I'm talking about, for
I huve tried nearly everything
Tanlac Is gold In Ttilau exclusively
of vigor and ambition. il)y the Quaker & l'uriton Drug Cos
. I AUVt,
Just the
V1CTROLA
You Want
FOR SUMMER
On the porch
On the lawn
. On your boat
On your camping trip
Or anywhere I
$25 $35 $50 $75
xjrote 417 So. Main
Oee !l.giS4
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HALLIBURTON-ABBOTT CO.
Member of Open Shrip (Sriuaro 1)01) Aasotlallon'
Main and Fifth Street
Phone 6060
Charge run hssre Bsdanoe of Month Oo em Angust SUteroenav
I TV. Steal way at vsaaW
Sw Uluu tti.1, tk
9f O.. l-l.. waakee
Tka eafetr l
lerleikiag w i a g i a i
wriager Iweke
Washes everything
without rubbing
The favorite of thousands of good housekeeper
because the big sanitary zinc cylinder of tho
Eden lifts all clothes, blankets and linens gently
up and down through hot suds in the same way
careful women wash their daintiest silks and
laces. The Eden takes all the rub out of tho
tub and cleans everything better than rubbing.
I
The grimy overalls of tho hard
worker, the splattered clothe
of the children, or stained tablo
linen leave the Eden a clean
as new with a very much
longer life ahead for not having
been beaten and rubbed ana
frayed in the out-of-date wash
board way,
Try an Eden
at home
Try on Edam wort wmahday fnaa.
Telephone, write or mm ut and
arrange a free damonatrattosi
without obligation to bay ar
any other eapeae.
Electrical Istbor Savlntr ricviors and
Conveniences In the Klcotrloal Depart
ment In Hi.- Ilascincnt.
Beautiful, Dressy Silk Skirts Special, 14.95
A special purchase of exceptional values lovely, dressy skirts In Far.-ta.-al, pussy
willow, silk trlcolctte, nnd novelty weaves in white and light shades, tttaer p'aln, self
colored plaids nnd stripcH or the patterns in OOOtrSSttl shades; each One excellently
made of dependable quality material.
Third Floor
New, Cool, Inexpensive Blouses
riquant, refreshing new blouses In plain or novelty striped voiles and orpandles, that
have Just arrived; Buster Brown collars; othoni In unique stylos with cuffs to match;
many have embroidery; a delitrhtful collection modustly priced.
Priced 2.00, 2.95, 3.50 to 5.00
Third Floor ,
Women's Initial
Linen Handkerchiefs
Women's white linen handker
chief of good, medium quality,
initialed in white or contrasting
color; shown in following in
itials, only: A. B, C, D, E, P, H,
J, K, L, M, O, P, R, T; nicely fin
ished. At this price buy them by
the box of six.
, 25c Each .
Main Iluor
Women's Knit
Undergarments
("rope dc C'hlno Athletic t'nion Sulfa In
hodii-e. top style; nicely finished and
Bood quality.
Setxt Kllk Athletic Vnlon Sulfa with
bodice tops hemsUtched In blue; each
i .ii merit an extra good value at half
price.
Potty Anna Sttlta Unique comfort pro
motlntr garments; the kind advertised in
the bier national women's magazines;
in white linen or Seco silk; excellent
workmanship.
KIiik OottOgt Alhletli. rninn Suite; well
made and finished.
Half Price
Main floor
White Goods Specials
O-UMa MercerUod
White Crept) In
choice quul- OfV
Ol7C
69c
i tnofi white or-
euntly in pretty
mialltv: very fine.
Special
yard
8-lnii Fancy WWtS
VoU in stripes and
checks and plaids;
fine ami nln-ri i-p..-clal,
the rQp
yard tt'l
ity. Special
40-inch line White)
Vollo In fine quality
for dresses and
waists.
Special
98c
Colored Goods Specials
36-lncu Percales, all I 27-lncli Servlc-Q
fast colors and
pretty patterns and
good quality, A P
Special ... flfjC
27-Inch lreas filnff
linnia In Rood oum-
Ity arid fust colors.
Kpe. ial,
yard . .
33c
loth
for kiddles' clothes,
in good, fast colors.
special . . 45c
32-Inch Zephyr
,;iiiRhuma tn pis id,
fast colors and
pretty patterns. Spe
cial, the
yard . . .
49c
I .In. -lie Mill in,; A
fine weave wash suit
ing used for dreises
and c h 1 1 d r e n's
clothes In pink, blue,
rose and green; 34
tncheij wide
Special . . . .
Colored Wash Suitings Specials
59c
I'lold ;alartUiio
Mercerized finish
material tn white
grounds with plaid
designs In colors;
very aervlceuhlo
wash fubric for
sklrta; 30 inches
Special . . . 98c
Se.t,nd Moor
Ilulino Suiting A
very popular wash
suiting in fast colors;
soft, loose weave;
color range limited;
3 Inches wide. Spe-
ciul, the
yard . . .
1.49
All - Tilnrn KaltlnR.
An Imported, ptne
Irish linen suiting
that launders and
weurs well; In pink,
blue . and rose; 36
Inches wide - HC
Special ... -last
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