The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], August 19, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1920
.GIVES POINTERS
ON BUYING FURS
.Louis Lefko Prepares Set
of Rules for Fur
Buyers.
i , .
'DESIGNATE IMITATIONS
Ponzi on His Way to Jail
Says Labelling of fabrics
Will Insure Square
Deal for All.
Nnw Hint a number of fur Bales
nro In progruiuiS nnil for tho rraaon
that buying will doubtless bo hVavy
during tne icmalntlcr of August Jind
during Scptunbor, I-ouih lofKo.
pecrptary of the Hotter Huslnrw Itur
eftu. 1ms bwueil ti set of Instruction
for buyers that nro Intended to In
jure thorn ngitlnnt inlnronrcwntiitlun
r Ignornnrc on Ule purl of fur
jnerchnnts.
"Slut norronn nro not thoroughly
fn.nlllnr with terms descriptive oW
fuX Mr, I.ffko shUI yesterday.
"Zfon fur dealers thomselvos often
misrepresent their wares untntcn
tlonally In many enses because they
do not know tho different fins Inti
mately. Many buyers cannot dis
tinguish between n genulnu far and
AW excellent Imltnuon.
tfniy "Fur fnbrics when ndvcrtlscd ot
tffifexci Ibcd should not be culled by the
Tfcjpiumo of tho fur skin they imitate
unlcm liio worua -luunr,
or somo s;mllar designation Is used,
clearly bringing out thu facthnt 't
Is an imitation.
"Hudson seal should nlwnya bo
nccompanied by tho designation dyed
muskrnt, or sent-dyed muskrnt.
'Trench seal should bt accom
panied by n. deslpnatlon dyed coney,
dved rabbit, dyed French coney, seal
dyed l'rnch Vconey. dyed French
rabbit, or Bcal dyed French rabbit.
"K iy seal should be nccompanied
by ' a designation dyed coney, dyed
rabbit, seal dyed coney, seal dyed
vnbblt, dyed New Zeland rabbit, seal
dyed New Zealand coney."
ffimmonitni? on tho failure or
S. many advertisers to state whether
tho goods advertised nro reai ui
Imitation, Mr. I-cfko said:
"Take silk, for Instance. It Is a
known fact few buyers aro ablo to
distinguish high grado artificial silk
from tiurc silk, and many persons
will buy Imitations thinking they aro
genuine. Many advertiser show a
tendency to treat nrtlflcal silk u
ip.uro siik, aim uirnugii iunv....
measures tho bureau is trying
bring such advertisers to a realiza
tion of tholr duty to tno puiuic.
Tho manufacture of excellent
artificial silk has reached such per
fection that It need not bo soiu unaer
thn nnmn silk. The demand for cer
tain trademarked articles manufac
tured entirely of fibre has grown
consistently. Tho apuearance, wear
ing qualities and vnluo have til
stamp of public approval. Therefore
H there Is no reason for advertising
artificial silk as puro siik, wnen wo
fibre Is ablo to stand on Its own
merits."
t -
flcast Populous County
Increases by 2 Persons
vvash'in-OTON. Aug. 18. Census
bf tho least populous county in tho
rrnnntrv. Cochrane. Texns, was an-
Inounced today by 0r census bureau.
tit has Just 07 people-, inat is inn
Imoro than enumerated 10 years ago,
making lis growth sugnuy moro
than 3 por cent.
Diaries l'mul (iiiiin ullli tune) In fiitiKly tif nffltvr, shown nt right.
"Oct Itlch Quick" I'onil of Boston is In Jail nt Kast Cambridge, Mass.,
whither he wan taken when ho could no longer find anyone willing to fur
nish bond. I'onzl is perhaps glad to bo under the protection of tho
authorities, ns some of the Investors In his fnko scheme havo threatened to
do hfei violence If they find him nt large.
The Mortuary
Tlmrii.
Tho funeral services for Mrs. Kiln
L. Tharn. who died abobt 4 o'clock
yesterday morning In a local hos
pltal following an operation, was
held from tho Mitchell-Fleming
Ichanol nt 3 o'clock yesterday after
norm. Tho hodv was shinned to
Itartlesvllle, the homo of tho deceased
for hiirl.il. Mrs. Thnrn Is survived
T?y two daughteis, Mrs. Addlo Klefcr.
lit narllesv e. and Mrs. Cecil ilous
tun of Fort .smith, Ark., both ot
whom were present nt tho funeral.
Home.
Mrs. Dnroth Home, 74 years old,
died nt tho home of her dnugnier,
Mrs. A. 11. Wletz. 1233 South New
Port Tuesday night after an illnesM
of flvo weeks. Mis. Homo is sur
vived by ono other daughter, Mrs. C,
jSi. Hecker. of Los Angeles. Two
Nuntf, u. it, xtornu ui loieuo uim .
C. Horpo Ashvlllo, N. C, also survive
Tho body was sent to Toledo last
night. Final services will bo hold
thero from tho old home.
Arnold,
Funeral services for Mr. Ilernlce
Arnold, 10 years old, who died Tues
day night at her Into home, 20
North Guthrie, wcro held at 3:30
VX4f clock yesterday afternoon from tho
. imlowbrny chapel wllh Hev. W. T.
mticouoffIclatlng. Sho Is survived by
hor mother and u sister, both of
whom lived) with her.
WILL HOLD MODEL
SCHOOL IN TULSA
Specialists From All
Over Country Will Be
in Charge.
A few school children of Tulsa
will havo tho privilege of being
taught by somo of tho best teachers
In tho United States, In a model
school which will bo conducted Sep
tember 1-10 In connection with the
regular teachers Institute.
Specialists from tho demonstration
school In Chicago and tho Lincoln
Elementary school In New York City.
as well or litany of tho larger HtatoT0, i s' noois. -
universities and normals, will have
charge of tho model school, The
classes will bo conducted ns the reg
ular school classes aro carried on.
and tho Tulsa teachers will bo on
lookers.
Among tho (each era In charge of
tho school will bo Miss Delia Klbbc
of Chicago university and Miss Julia
Detraz of Teachers college, Colum
bia university. They will hnve
charge of tho primary work. Miss
Eva Davis of Indiana State normal
Will havo chargo of tho tntermedlato
work.
Oonernl lectures will bo given by
Dean William S. Gray of Chicago
university. President llrnndcnburg
ot Pittsburgh Nnrmnl school, Doctor!
Horn of Iowa State university, O. I
Delllngo of 1'lttsburgh Normnl
school. W. D. Hooves of Minnesota
university and Dr. w. U F.nglchardt
of Columbia university. These men,
who nro educational experts, will
meet different special groups of
teachers In conference and lecturo
wort.
Tho children who will bo enrolled
In this model school wcro chosen last
spring beforo tho clone, of school.
Tlmy were chosen (ron among
those who wero willing to enter such
a school, and whoso parents wero
willing that tliey attend. They will
get credit for tho work by being
excused from school tho latter parts
of each semester.
Tho grades taught In the model
school will be from tho first to fifth
grndes. Tulsa teachers will tnko
notes during the school hours and nt
tho close of each day will meet In
conference with the critic teachers
to discuss tho work done. Tho same,
test-books will btf used nnd tho sanio
work dono ns Is doiy! every day in
We Guarantee
V Mm , - V "
r root
FIXES CORNS IN
lO MINUTES
Follow the slmplt directions Apply
COIIN "FIX'' In a tender aching
corn. Almost Instantly that corn
stops hurting, and In a few minutes
becomes loosened from tho surround
ing healthy flesh and then you peel
It right out, HOOTS AND ALL. No
pain! No danger! No soaking or
"cooking" the feet. No extended
treatments of any kind.
Price. 35c at nil drug stores. Try It
AT OUH K13K. Money refunded If
you are n,ot delighted with tho re
sults. 'Manufactured and guaranteed
by the COllN FIX CO.. Inc., New-
I nrk, N. .1.
Usejustonepan
inihe Seating xip
When you make a
cake, don't fuss with
nufnbcrlcss pans. Sift
Excclo into one pan, add
water, mix, then bake
into a delicious cake.
It's as simple as 1-2-3 to
bake a cake with
r AtiT v a i vti inrr
AW-vrc vi i a unu
Dtlschui and Economical, to.
In four varutia Lemon, Vanilla,
delicious Chocolate and
richly spiced Devil's Food.
E. C. Gatlin Co.
Kansas City, Mo.
HAD TOO MANY
' LEATHER COATS
Arrest Man With Fancy
Coats Valued at
About $2,000.
When W. Alldred called nt the
express office yesterday .lftemoon,
he found nwnltlng him Ike Wllkar
son and t'haitey Anderson, plain-
lothesmeii. Atldied and n box v.'hl.'U
ho had railed for wero taken 4 3
pollr e headhunt tors.
Three ladles' fur coals, valued nt
$2,000, two silk lined ladles' leather
eoats nlucd nt fis.1, and a heavy
mnn's hunting coat lined with sheep
skin viltitMl nt about 2K were found
In tho box. All .of the nrtb les were
new and of extra high ipinllty.
The box was marked shipped to
Wiley Alldred. Afa., Okln.. from
Karl Smith. Police ofllcla's wiy tl'.U
Alldred was shipping the box to
himself nt Adn Where the box
enme from Is not known. The labels
on the coats showed that Jiey had
been trade by Dorden & Fergerson
of St Paul for a Ornhnm Sikes.
The only (Irnhnm .t Hikes known to
the polro Is it ladles' rendy-to-wrnr
store In Muskogee. WJioro the l,o
nnd Us contents arlglnnllv came
from had not been determined yes
terday. An Investigation of Alldred's past
showe.d that he .vid aerrd Ft
montlis In the penitentiary nt Hunts
yjllo, Texas. According to the polle.j
he was then pnrdnll"d nnd 'lis eltl
zenshlp restored. Why ho was eon.
fined to the penitentiary was not
disclosed. He Is being held i:t pollre
hemlqiiarters, pending further Investigations.
Police Captain Itctiirnt,
(Jeorgo Htalne, police captain re.
turned to his duties yesterday nfter
a short vacation li the hllli of Ar
kansas, lie reported that fishing
wns good, but that the chlggera nnd,
sertl ticks kept him busy
EXPLAINS ORIGIN
OF PRESENT LAW
Ralph Campbell Gives an
Interesting Talk to
Rotary Club.
Mnny of tho presenl-day seeming
ly complicated lawn nie rtilles or
Improvements of "common" laws
which enme into being centuries ngu
Itnlpli i:. Campbell, former frdeial
Judge and now nllorney for i laigo
local oil comtiany, told Ihi Jlotnry
club yesterday nt Its wueklv lunch
on In the V. W. C A.
Mr. Cnmphcll etilalned that nur
ancestors, ertitlltlrs ago, lived In
smnll communities on lauds that hid
been parcelled to th'-ui by the liliu
throiiKh his' iioblemen .tint thflr
I overseers. IMNllllteN iirnne f renuetittv
Alcxahdcr and Voshcll Im these little communities, nnd the
j wisdom of wise did unm ratine. I
"ngieenients" to be "iitrivl Into, nt-
1IOSTON, Aug. IS. -The third fectllig the dlspiitTmts.
round of tdnv todnx for the iintlonal' A" I'""" s"-enlled
round of plnj todn ror the nntli tin , nKrrfmPu tiecnme jenrril nil nf-
iIoubleH tennis championship had j f,.,.tri , ontlro community. Ijtter,
for n feature match that In-which , they weie enneted Into .ilntutiity
William T. Tlbleii and Charles Clar- inws, upon which most ol the pres
land, partners In the Davis cup team,
met Fred It. Alexander of Now York
ami S. Howard VimIicII of lirooklyn.
Williams nnd llarte continued
their recent successes by defeating
NIIch and Dahnoy In the second
round. It wfCn four Set match, tho
score being (1-1. G 2, 3-(i, tl-2.
Mchlhorn Eliminated
in Closest Match in
Pro Golfers Tourney
t C1IIOAOO, Aug. 18. James
Itnrnes of St. I.ouls lost his second
title this year when Clarence
Hackney of Atlantic City today
eliminated htm from the profes
sional golfers' association tourna
ment by a 5 and 4 score.
Itarneo lost the western open
title on the Olympic field course
here a few weeks ago to Jock
Hutchinson.
The closest match oflhe day
w.lsielween Hob McDonald of
Chicago nnd Wllllnm Mchlhorn of
Tulsn, okln., the local player win
ning ono up,
Tilden-Garldnd Defeat
out laws are hnsed
A letter from Paul (inllowny to
Alf O. Ileggem wns rend by Mr.
Ileggem, It Indicated a slight I m
piovcmcnt In Mr. tlnlloway's condi
tion, which has been serious (or sev
rrnl months, (lallowny U r,ow nt
Fnycttevllle, Ark., rcuiiporallng.
At tells Dlrkson sang three solos,
with C. W. Van Vnlkbnhurg at the
piano.
FOREST FIRES MENACING
Mnny Outbreaks In Ndrthucstcrn
Forests Are Nerloiii.
HAN FIIANC1SCV, Aug 18 For
est fires havo nssumed serious pro
portions In northern California, the
Pacific northwest nnd parts of Mon
tana. In Washington morn than R0O
men nru fighting n fire which broke
out Inst Thursday near Knumc.liuv
nnd which hns destroyed much tim
ber. This flro threatened several
brldgen nnd n logging railroad. An
other fire Is mensrlng the main line
of the Chlrngo, Milwaukee A HL
Paul rnllrond, and a special train
hns been sent In take fire fighters to
tho scene,
llrlsk winds are fanning 1 1 res nn
the lessen and Trinity national for
ests In not thorn California and sev
eral hundred men so far have been
iinnhlo to chock them, Tho towns of
Wcavervllln nnd lleddlng wero
culled on today to furnish nil avnll
nbln men nnd supplies for this work,
FAVORITES
DEFEATED
l!wets I'culiire Days' (Irnml Circuit
Knees nt Phllndelpliln Peter
Manning llenten.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IS, JTp
sets ill two of tho flvo rnces featured
tho second day nf tho grand circuit
race meeting today. (
Tho biggest surprlso wni thn de
feat of rcter Manning, Tommy Mur
phy's trotter, which hung up a new
world's record for trotting guiding
at Cleveland last week. The veteran
Kd Oeers was behind Murphy's horte
In the $5,000 Wlnoga stork farm
stake, tho richest of tho weak and
In Hie; first heat came, from behind
with ar ush, beating K. Colorado, In
The second surprlso onmo In tho
second hent, however, Peter Mann
ing made a bad break nt tho first
turn and wan many lengths back
field at tho first quarter. fleers did
not try to drlvo the gelding out and
was distanced, Tarashall won the
heat In 2,08 1-4', but woii beaten by
K. Colorado In tho third heat.
zThn second surprise came In the
$2,000 Nawbeek farm slake for 3
year old trutlurs,,vhrn Kmma Har
vester won tho event In straight
hentH.
SN fluirltlv
Soothes
Itching
Scalps
Treatment:
Gently rub
Cu ticura
Ointment,
with the end
of the finger,
on spots ol
dandruff nnrt
Itching. Follow next morning with
a hot shampoo of Cuticut Soap.
Krpcat in twn vetic Nothing bet.
ter thin these ,'mrrinl lnnrr-rrrmir
i emollients for all -i'tlr. sad scalp
troubles. t
1m1 rr. bf MUl. Adlnm "CiUniltll.
jtrftWrltl. D,0 a. MfcMtl il, Mhi." S-I4if
wnr mipik. vnrmckl attta Tlltl,nB.
SJW Culicuf 3o4p tbsvvf without mug.
Lissen Bill
Vou don't liavc to wall until
jour Ih)iih s finlhlieil to knmv
limv II In going to look. The
DlekiiMiii (loodniiui Comiuiny's
sertliii ileiHirtmciit has hun
dred' ot plain nnil iiclunl
pliotogmi'hs (lint show Jim
just how )iiur new Immo wilt
iipH'iir when It Is flnlslieil. Call
their Serhv l)eiartuient ill id
let them tell you nboiit It.
HARDWARE?
Phone
- Cedar
500
Madison
and Hodge
Streets
kglb CoIIIbi. t
tolv.J ilrlol Ft.
I Wcinb,Tn,,iut
I MUOO'I
.a
Coarse
hair made
soft and eaiy to
fnanace bv tuine
W Nelson's Hair Dressing
NtUon's ii fins for the scalp, r
movu (luulnuT ami mtku th hair
grow.
Neuon'i u the original and genu
ine liigh-gratU luir drruuig ths
choics of particular colored peo
ple for neatly 3) ytart.
All load I'm. Horn la U.S. ktrpNctioa'ft.
Gtt l wckitf nom runt diuisUt. B lau
tOftlitaBlBtNtUoat
'Ncbon Mtg. Co., Rkhmond.Vs.
ffl Dlstribu(ed By EjjM
Wk Ratcliff-SanderS Go. WM
First and Klgin "J
oiu.miom 'n I'iMwr'sTonr: roiivroMtw
Automobile '
Show - -
Room
Tor Rent
Osage 3118 -
Women's
Store
Second Floor
319-321 SOUTH MAIN
Members
of the
Bolter
Business
Bureau
J
For the balance of
August only, every
Fine Fur Coat and Fur
is marked at
Set
25
Discount
This annual event is a little later than UBual this year, as we
waited and bought late and got tyic advantage of .the 25 to 40 pdr,"
cent drop in the price of skins which'occurred some weeks ago.
Evpry coat and fur piece is guaranteed to be absolutely perfect, to
be of the highest grade and to give' entire satisfaction.
Any fur will bp laid away by paying a deposit. . -
TP MV
JB ULt
Coats and Wraps
$1,105 Hudflon Seal Cont 34 in. skunk $485 French Seal Coats; 34 inches;
collur, cuffa and bot- (JiQCM? OC plain; (CQfiQ UK
torn; now tpOifO.weJ ndw '. . (PdUd O
$925 HudHon Seal Coat, 32 in. Si- $439.50 Bay Seal Cape; Dolman; 48
Dorian squirrel collar ?QO TK 'nchcS; plain; if 7K
and cuffs; now pOi!U i t) now tPJ&zl I O
ticoicn aioic uapc uoiman, 4
in.; natural oquirrel CJQQC OK
collar, now POfcU4wt)
$875 Hudson Seal Coats, 2G to 34 in.;
plain or o'possum (fifiKfi OK
trimmed ;' now i30J(tJ
$1,195 Natural Squirrel Coats, 3C in.;
Plain,
$1,G50 Natural d1 OQJ7 CA
Mink Cane: now DJLliO I 0J
$275 New Zealand Beaver Coat; 3G
nw vutu.uu inches; plain; (0f TK
$350 Bay Seal Coats; (POftO PA now $Z4HJ. I
3G in.; plain, now. . i)ujj.tjv $295 Black Lynx (POOl OCT
$288.75
$350 French Seal Coats,; 3G inches;
plain; (9A9 Kil
)U9ifJJ
now
Cape ; no.w , , .. .
$385 Natdral Skunk
Cape; now
Fur Scarfs
$219.50 Cross Fox Ii fA (0
Scarfs, now tPXUft.UO
$1G9.50 Black Lynx eyn -4 Q
Scarfs, now I X.O
$139.50 Black Lynx Q-l fA Q
Scarfs, now Alrfc.UO
$98.50 Black Fox Q7QX)Q
Scarfs; now P i 000
$98.63
. $98.63
$131.50 Black Fox
Scarfs; now
$131.50 Taupe Fox
Scarfs, now
$142.50 Taupe Wolf A QQ
Scarfs, now $ lUO.OO
$225 Natural Mole d-f Q rrr
Scarfs, now tplOO. i D
$94.50 Natural Mole; GH( QQ
Scarfs, now f . . tj) I U.OO
$149.50 Natural (110 1 Q
Squirrel Scarfs, now $X JLa.JLJ
$117.50 Natural Squir- (JJQQ " Q
rel Scarfs, now POOXO
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS