The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], August 01, 1920, FINAL EDITION, SECTION-A, Page 5, Image 5

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SECTION A.
THRAVES GETS A
LARGE HEARING
Defends His Split With
"Machine Controlled"
Commission.
TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY. AUGUST 1, 1920
EXPLAINS MONOPLIES
4
Tells of Changes in Okla
homa Natural Company
Last Few Years.
To a crowd of approximately 400.
mostly men, O. K. Thravea, randl
!v fOV corporation commissioner,
last nl-ht related In detail the atory
c( hla "pllt" with the machine Tcon
trellcd corporation commission,
caused by what he alleges was the
attempt of R. B. Echols to coerce
hlin into "laying off" of the Okla
homa Natural Uaa company and the
Bell TelCpfcOM company and other
10 called monopollce.
Thravrs charged that Echols tnld
htm if he did not ctaao hla actlvlili-a
ajalnst the Oklahoma Natural tiaa
company hla resignation would be
demanded. Thravee declared that
spite the fact that he haa Juat re
rned from the war and had to
pport hla family, he told Eehola to
"go t" hell."
The apeaker chanted that the
Oklahoma Natural Oaa company,
with an original capitalization of
4.noo.noo, haa built up a Itft.ooo.
eno pubKldlary oil company which it
In fostering at the cxpenne of tho gas
company. He declared that every
gia well the Oklahoma Natural
drllle'l In waa a disappointment. The
company owna 350,000 acres of the
rlcheat oil and gaa leaaea In tho
state of Oklahoma, he aaid.
Tl.ravcs aald the experts for the
corporation commlaalon who deter
mined tho valuation of the Okla
homa Natural Oaa company for th
date aro now all employed by the
fit company.
He waa followed by Henry B.
Trunks Attached for Bills;
Scotti Criticizes In Spite
MMfl Antonio SOOttl, the sfigrr
wun DM opera company ram. It
Tula May 18 of this year for two
evening performance, and waa roy
a ly received aa to patronage boll,
nlghtf, li a.H "t supposed .v Tul
sans that he would r.-lurn to Nw
lork city and adversely criticise
this city. In spite of tho disclaimer
made by Scoltl In a atatement laat
week, In an article In tho Now York
Tlmos attempting to prove that he
did not crltlclae Tulsa and lu peo
ple, the truth remains that auoh
atatementa were made
lAKt week the records of H C
Maey, Justice of the peuoe, Bav up
the Information that Scotti peeve
waa brought about entirely through
tho aeliure of three wardrobe trunks
and their contents for an unpaid
hotel bill. Thla la whv the elngor
reported to the New York preaa hla
aversion to Tulsa.
1001111 advance man contracted
for the use of the MOOnd floor of
the Kauffmnn hotel In thla city for
the accommodation of tho company
during Its stay hero The Rianagaf
of the hotol. In order to accommo
dato the company, moved several
guest ftom the aecond floor and on
tho nlffM of May IM, the rooms vera
n gdy for the players (
Through other ordera the com
pany, Including Hcottl, waa taken to
the Hotel Tulaa whore accommo.
datlona were found. The manager
of tho Kuuffman hotel, finding hla
rooma on the second floor of the
hotel vacant, consulted a lawyer
when Scotti'a manager refused to
pay a hill of f&S for room rent. The
manager etll! refuted to aettla the
bill and Penny Jones, constable In
Maxey'a court, unable to find Honltt
or his manager In tho Hotel Tulsa,
hired a baggage wagon and going
to Convention hall, aelaed three
largo trunks under an attachment
from tho court and took the prop
erty to the Kauffman hotel where
It was left until the hotel bill should
bo paid.
Seoul's company left that night
and shortly before train time, his
manager appeared at the Kauffman
hotol. paid the bill and received the
attached trunks. That'a tho why of
tho pocve exhibited by the singer
when he unburdened himself to the
press representatives In Now York.
Johnston of the law firm of John
ston, Itohlnson nnd Hlce of Terry,
who spoke In behalf of s, ott Ferris.
Marriage License.
Marriage ItMIMM were Issued to
the following yoaterday by the clerk
of county court; v. M. Brockta, 24.
Tula nnd Ardolla Sir. .ml, II, Kt.
Smith, Ark.; Kit 1 Smith, II and
Bnilly Calvert, lit, Harnett; Robert
Hays, II, and Huby Osbom, II, Ilix
by. Raymond H. Holbrook, 2fi and
Lola Huff, 20, Tulsa, t.'arrnl Mercer,
10. Coweta and Marion Walker, 19.
Broken A,rr.-w; Klnl Rosa, 111 and
Ollle Roberta, 18, Colllnvlllo; Leon
ard M. Cutler, 52, Tulsa and lll.mcho
Parker, IK, Collnsvllle; John C.
Stlne, 35, Yahola and Florence H.
Tlmberlnke, II, Muskogee; Wllhurn
j Shirley r.o Tul-.i and K.ita It, Weaver
47, Kansas City, Kaa.; Thomas
I Wynn, 47, Tulsa and Hertha M.
Woher, 4(1, Marietta. O.J William
Craig, H and Velma I. Jordan. 28,
Tukut: John S. Neoloy, 27, Harrtson
villo, Miss., and Marguerite F. Hloar,
It, Springfield, Mo.; William V..
I;ivl, 21 and Alma V. Jamison, 29.
Tulivi; Samuel H. Syndor, 21, and
Porothy M. neddlck, 20, Tulsa.
I.Iks Pavement Dance
Thursday Night, Aug. 5
1 to 12 p. m.
Boulder Avenue From Third to
fourth Street,
Special Hand Muato.
Elks Exclusively
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Wrtrtif Srunb (Clutbrif
in our
Hot Weather
Suits
The clothing values in our Reorganiza
tion Sale would be remarkable at the
prices if they were of a make unknown
to the average buyer.
But at this extreme price discount
they're excraorinary values in just the
kind of clothes you want to wear
made by America's leading tailors?
Finest quality fabrics, hand tailored
and of course the styles are correct.
Reductions of33li on
Fine Tropical Worsted Suits
Fine English Gabardine Suits
Fine Mohair Suits
Fine Silk Suits
Stein-Iiloch and Society Brand Two-Piece and Three !'iece
WoolenSuits
All Spring Suits
Stein-Bloch and Society Brand Three-Piece Suits
Reduced 25
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5
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5
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New Low Price Levels in
:usmmir Silk
White Sport Skirting
wide and narrow, satin
stripes.
Regularly $8.75.
40 inches wide.
Special, yard $4.95
Baronet Satins in plain
white, black, navy nnd rose,
also white brocade.
Regularly $6.50.
40 inches wide.
Special, yard $5.48
Fancy Georgette in a wide
range of colorings and de
signs. 40 inches wide
Regularly $4.50 and $1.05.
Special Monday $1.98
Studio Wash Print
Stripes, Cheeks in light blue,
pink, green and lavender.
86 inches wide.
Special, yard $tJ8
Vandevers
Plain Georgette of fine grade
all color.
40 inches wide.
Regularly $2.05 and $.1.50.
Special, yard $2.79
Novelty Snort Silk
"Dewkist," "VeldetU," sea
spray, sportussah, good as
sortment of colors,
40 inches wide.
Regularly to $H,75.
Special, Monday $2.98
Kllk Section, Main floor
Mercerized Table Cloths
Three patterns to select from; 70x70
inch size, hemmed and ready for use.
Regularly $5.00.
Special $3S5
Napkins to match, size 18x18 inch, hem
med. Special, 6 for $1.79
Choose Any Smock and
Pay 25 Less
Voile and Linene in a good line of
colors.
Attractive style.
Many to choose from.
Regularly from $4.00 to $12.00.
All offered at 25 Off
Middies Reduced 20
Excellent grade of Galatea in plain
white, blue or khaki ft
-White with red or blue collars.
-Regularly; from $2.50 to $6.00.
Smock Section, Second Floor
Middy Section, Aeconri Moor
Complete Stock of Children's
and Misses
Gim$h&m Mid Voila
Children's and Misses'
Dresses &i 2B Ofif
None excepted.
Fine variety of models in all colors.
Sizes from 2 to 14 years.
Regularly from $3.50 to $20.00.
Choose any at 25c'0 Off
K Price
and
Chlldrcn'H Oreaa Section, Second Moor
All of the Misses' and Chil
dren's Hats Price
None reserved Milans and Fancy Straws.
All shapes and colors.
Regularly $4.50 to $14.00.
Children's Ilata, Eocond Floor
Sixty Dresses in the lot, blues, browns
rose, in good qualities plain taffeta.
Fine selection of styles.
Ages from 10 to 17 years.
Regularly $18.00 to $45.00.
Monday, Only Half Price
ChlMrm'a Drmaoa, Saoond Floor
Entire Stock of Infants' Coats
at y3 Off
Long and short.
Wool and pique.
Regularly from $6.00 to $20.00.
Infant's Ooata, Second Floor
Children and MlmtT Wool
and Silk Coat at 33 1-3 Off.
Saoond Floor
Closing Out the
Will be popular for tall wear; some of the
newest ones ready.
Forty Dark Hats, regularly up to
$18.50, at ,
Thirty Light Summer Hats, regularly
$37.50, at
Millinery Section, Third Floor
$1.95
$4.95
New Chiffon Velvet
sapphire and taupe.
40 inchos wide.
Priced at
in brown, navy,
.$8J95
New Pan de Chine in seal, Adriatic, Ber
muda, Larkspur and black.
52 inches wide.
Priced, yard $12.95
Vorm Section, Main Floor
Summer
no
at Low Prices
Plain Colored Organdie of
excellent grade Pink, Nile,
orchid, rose and yellow.
45 inch.
The yard $1.59
"Devonahire" and "Kiddle"
Cloth, complete range of
colors and designs.
Special the yard 59c
Fancy Colored Voile
Beautiful designs and
colors; many pieces to
choose from.
Special, yard 89c & $1.29
Dark Colored Swisses
Comprehensive selection of
colors.
Very fine grade.
Special, yard $1.95
Children's Summer
Paraaol Reduced
75c parasols for 59c
$1.00 parasols for 79c
$1.25 parasols 89c
and
Fancy White. Voile
, Flaxon
flood selection of cross
bars and stripes.
Superior quality.
Special, yard 49c
White Organdie in fancy
cross-bar, stripes and plaids.
Very fine and sheer.
40 inches wide.
Special, yard $1.49
White Ripplette
A highly esteemed fabric for
rompers and creepers.
Extra special, yard ...29c
Pink Dimity in small cross
bar. Special, yard 3.9c
Main Floor
The Women's
xiFosrdls airad iPuonnips
Reduced 20
Three Extra Specials to Close Out jl
UU fair women lute Larwa
Lace Boot, extra special $1J95
Suitable for street or sports wear.
Regularly to $9.00. mM
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Women' Black or Brown
Southern Tie. Extra spe
cial $UJ95
Sixty-five pairs to close out.
Made of Fine Kid LeatheV.
Regularly $18.50
Women' Black Satin Ox
ford; extra special. . . .$UJ)5
Sixty pair to close out; most
all sizes.
Regularly $15.00.
Shoe Section, Seoond Floor
Fifty Pieces of Curtain Net Special
White and Ecru, in Small Designs Only
$1.50 quality, special $1.20 $2.00 quality, special ....$1.60
$1.75 quality, special ... .$1.40 $2.50 quality, special $2.00
Drapery beotion. Second Moor
New Store Hours During .Inly and Awrnst:
Week Days, Open S a. m., MatSg at 6 p. BV Saturday, Open at S:,tl a. m , Closing at 6:S0
KxcloalTO
Airenta for
Derryvale
IJnea
aln Floor
Member of the Tulaa Open Shop Association
"Gordon" Jiffy Auto
Seat Cover at 'j regular
Price
Most all sizes; plenty
for Fords.
Second Floor
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Um Mario at Fourtat