The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], August 22, 1920, FINAL EDITION, SECTION-A, Page 2, Image 2

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SECTION A.
TULSA DAILY WOULD. SUNDAY, AUGUST 22, 1920
FIRST WIRELESS
HEARD BY WORLD
Bordeaux, Franco Station
Talks to Navy Yard
at Washington.
DANIELS SENT ANSWER
Secretary Transmits Appro
priate Message o Congrat
ulation on Completion.
VAHHINOTCW, Aug. II. The
first wireless message to "bn heard
nrotind tho world" was received to
day ly Becrntary Dnnleln from Hip
Lnfnyotto radio station nt Ilnrdoaur,
France.
Tlio message km lh flrirt to bn
Hent from tho Lafayette station, the
largest In the world, which ho Junt
been romploted by tho IT. H. navy
nnd li undergoing official trot bo
foro being turned over to the French
government for operation,
Tho mrssngo rocrlvrd by Secre
tary Daniel follows:
"Till Is tho firm wireless mesmign
to b heard nround the world, nnd
marks tho mllcstono on tho road to
rclcnllflc achievement."
In n radio message of reply tho
secretary wild!
"Congratulations upon thn suc
cessful completion of tho glgnntlo
radio utallnn named for that dis
tinguished Frenchman whom nil
Americans honor. l)nnli;ned lo servo
n military purpose, u win now servo
to bind closer tho cordial relations
which havo nlwnys existed between
France nnd (ho United Htaten.
"On bohnlf of tho United Hlates
navy, I dcslro to express my pleasure
upon tho nchlnvoment of tho I.afiiy
t'ttfl radio Htntlnn In transmitting Iho
first message to bo heard around Iho
world. Wo nro hnppy to recognize,
in this power of iilftnal a symbol of
that force nnd sympathetic, under
standing with which thn volcn of
Kronen shall bo heard by hor sister
remihll...' !
Slofan of the Past
PlaffucH Cox Mcclwff
at. South Haul, hid.
MOUTH Illl.N'I), Hiil., Aug. 21
Mlko I-'lower wan assigned tho
Job of decorating the stand from
which (Jov. Jiitnen M. Cox spoko
today. Ho rnusacked tho demo
crallo (turret nnd brought out n
large, beautifully liinuntd pimler
of Wtiodrow Wilson ud In tho
rampugn In 1916.
"Junt tho thing," exclaimed
Mike, and ha plare, thn pliluru In
tin. in out conspicuous position (in
tho grnndstand.
A little later ho found a largo
crowd gathered about the picture
laughing and it photngrnphcr. em
ployed by thn rcpubllrnii commit
to wan taking a snapshot.
nencath Mr. Wilson's picture,
Inscription:
"Ilo kept tin nut of war"
Mlko pulled the picture down.
BANDITS OBTAIN
$4,056 BY RUSE
Force Watchman to Lower
Gates, Stopping Auto
Carrying Money. ,
REFUSES TO TALK C0'0PERAT,VE B0DIES GR0W
TO CONCILIATOR
Postmaster at St. Louis
Will Not See. Labor's
Representative.
HT. I.OUIH. Auk. 21. l'nntmnster,
Colin M. Kelph him icfused to treat
with Osrnr !. Nelson, a nonrlllator
eont lio.ro from tho department of
labor to Investigate alleged differ
ence between the postmaster nnd
postal employes, It wiw nnuolinced
today. Hlpli stated Hint nnlerM for
tho conference would Imvo to como
finm (ho poslofflco department nt
Washington.
WAHHINOTON Aug. 21 Itefuenl
of I'ontmimler Helph (o dial with
Hi" conrlllalor Hent to Ht. Louis by
(he department of labor. In nn ef
fort to settle (ho controversy he.
ween the postmaster and tilii pout
office elerkn, will result In tho rnn-
rlllntor being withdrawn. It wan un
I miiinred today by Axel-slant Hccre
I (ary Font.
Ijirgc Knlng lo lMrinem Ilffcdril
lit Iturnl Orguiilrullnri.
WAHHINOTON, Aillt. 21 Co
operative farmern' associations In
tho northern nnd western ntaten,
whose organization wan promoted by
county agent, lant year effect" d n
Mivlnif to the members of 18. 431. 000.
Recording to reports mado lo thn
ntaten relation nerlce, United Htaten
department of agriculture
Tho governing principle In netl
tlvltli'H on tho part of county ugenln
sharing In cn-oporntlvo movemenln
turn lieen not In net nn tlio direct bin
lnes nitent of tho farmer or an
oignnUvil group, but to nxnlnt farm
ern In determining what form of
local nrgiinMatlon I uenlralilo nnd
to Hpeuro expert anilitanie, when
iivnllable In orgnnlr.ntlnn methods.
Tho c'Minly ngent also liolpn giuiril
tho community ngnlnnt ovcr.organ
Iz.atlon and wherever practicable ad
vocate tho lino of existing, ngcnclen.
The ro-operntlve iiKsoclntlon which
thn county nxentN have helped form
have hnd to do both with produc
tion nnd dlntrlbutton and Include co
operative grain elnvatom, creilmer
len and llventnck nclllng nnnoelallimn,
N'cw Zealand hiw 20 noclellea for
iproterllng nallvo nme bird nnd
nnltnnl nnd Introductlng others In
1 to thnt rountr'
Arilnioro Water Kupply Full. ,
AltHMOItK, Auif. 21 On nc-l
rount of the acute water situation
here thn city council linn decided to
discontinue supplying water to tho
iwitorliim at tho nmiinoment park
and to Industrie which hnvn other
norcen nt nupply. The sprinkling of
lawns and washing of automobiles
will also bo discouraged.
Several million s-ibsldlary colnn
havo been mado ot Iron, xlnc nnd
aluminum by tho German govern
ment mint In tho li.nt few months.
Ticket Ofllco llolibcd.
WOODWARD, Okla., Aug. 21.
Tho Hanta Fo ticket office was
robbed Thursday night, for the sec
ond time within six months. Sonic
$300 In rurrency was taken, Officers
havo no far been unable to traco the
thief.
Mays Stnrtol nt Klngflnlicf.
KINGFISHER, Aug. 21 Carl
Mays, who threw the fatal ball that
hit Haymoml Chapman, shortstop of
tho Cleveland Amcrlcnns, started hi
baseball career In Kingfisher
county with the Hennonsey team.
Many of hi relatives llvo here.
G. 0. P. DENIES
MONEYRUMORS
Committee Issues State
ment Discrediting
Democrat Charge.
NF.W TOniC, Ausr. 21. Tho r
Jiiihllcau national committee today
formally took notice of published
Intimation thnt "multmllllonalrn
raptaln ot fliuinco nnd business"
thought they wern contributing to
thn Ilardlng.Cnolldge campaign fund
when they gavo J 1,000 or morn to
ild publlctlon of n book entitle!
"Republicanism of 1030,"
Thin book, wrlllen by William
Ilnrnrs, former chairman of thn in
publican nlnlo committee. In being
prepared for publlctlon by tho Al
bany Journal company, which pub
lishes tho IlnrncH iinwnpaper. tho
Albany Journal. It was alleged
Jnpro than 3100.000 had been ro
celved In contributions.
In'n nlgned statement thn national
comniltteo declared It "haH no con
nection with thn book undor prep
nratlon by the Albnny Journal com
pany or any nlmlllnr book."
THREOACE .ENTRIES
lrnncc, flrcnt llrltnln nnd Frilled
fclnltn (it l'iirtli'lMiii In Air
ConlcHt foe (innloii ('nn
,rAniS. Aug. 21. only Ihreo
countries 1 ranee, (Irent Ilrltaln nnd
tho Unltod Hta(en are entered for
tho International nlrplano rnco, In
competition for thn Gordon Dennett
oup t9 bo held In Franco tho wcok
of September 27.
Tho entries of thn United Ktntea
In the rare are as follows: Air serv
lo. United Htaten army, Captain II.
W. Schroeder; Aero club of Texas,
entry for Mlm H. K. J. Cox, pilot to
bo named who will into a Curtis
:l2nc; Dayton Wilght division of
tlenoral Motors, pilot to bo named,
Wcvils Dcstrou Cotton
in Arkansas Counties
TINE HI.UFF, Ark. Aug. 21.
Thousands of acres of cotton In
nouthcnst Arknnsas has been vir
tually ruined within thn lant two
weeks by boll wouvll nnd tho rav
ngen of tho pest continue, accord
ing to planters of Grant. Cleveland,
Jcffnrnon nnd other enmities who ex
hibited horo today cotton stalks with
nil boll punctured an proof. Cool
woalhcr nnd ralnn havo aided thn
pest. Cotton estimated lo produce,
n balo to tho ncro la days ngo will
not be worth picking lu Home sec
tion, fanner wild.
KT I.OUIH. Mo., Aug. 21. Three
ntitomoblln bum! I In (oiliy necilteil
14,0511 In what police declarn to
lio thn best planned payroll robbery
ever staged In Ht I.nul. Tho ban-,
(Ills forced xi railroad erodng
watchman, at Iho point of theirore.
volvern, to lower the gunrd gnlen
of tho Mlnsourl I'acltlc trades nt
Koeln street thrco mlnlltrn before
llermnn lllnnman, offlrn manager ot
tho National Itrfrlgerator I'nmpaiiy,
nnd his usrlstiint were dun nt thn
crossing en routo from a bank with
the money.
When lllnnman stopped hi auto
mobile, thinking a train wan com
lug, two of the bandits forced him
iniil hi assistant to Join thn watch
man In n march tip thn trucks with
".pi If led hands, while, thn robbers
escaped with tho money. Thn nceno
of tho robbery wn near the spot
whre two bandits Wednesday staged
tho Mlnsourl Pacific mall train rob
bery In which they scoured more
than 326,000,
For ocean travelers n new suit
case can bo pin pt ltd apd Inflated
with nn Hlr ptunp with which It In
equipped to nervn a a life .renervur
FALL
CLEANING
Now, is tlio time to have your suits, dresses, coatfl,
sweaters and all tf'irmenta beautifully cleaned and
pressed closely appronchiiiB thnt of new. Plush coats
and velvets a specialty. Expert cleaners and pressors
of accordion pleated dresses. Mail orders given
prompt attention.
AMERICAN
CLEANING AND TAILORING CO.
CLEANERS & DYERS
.Mcnilx-r National AsMX-lntlon of Dyer nnd (leaner
IMinno O. 1783. M. HAFHIMl Mgr. . (.'or. It It mid I owls Ate
Seven Hundred
New Boxes
More than seven hundred safe de
posit 'boxes, ordered nearly a year
ago, have arrived and are now being
installed in our large safe deposit
vault. These boxes range in size
from 3x5x21 inches to 10x12x21
inches and in price from $3 to $20
per year. Small sizes predominate,
but we can furnish any size to suit
your needs. These boxes will be
available within a few days and those
who have made reservations are
urged to come in at once and make a
selection. . If you did not make a
reservation but need a safe deposit
box now is the time to get one.
1 1
1 aQ FlRST peep at fall I
1 yfck styles for young
' ' - k Pl fellows
- li im. .
53 tfSsM&tC'y ' MmM I ULSA'S young men are keenly alive to mat- gk
B I MiW' XT' tera of stylo, to smart designing and skill- he!
fgjj I rueEm ' 0uVSi yiY ful tailoring. They know instantly whether a g
. m 'rrt f?'-iJrM'5 model is right, whether it is the style for them. jj
3 ,('"- This fact is one reason we've made such an early j
H mmMff ' display f th ncw stylc? "for fal1 1920' H
rg 7"OU can see them in tho windows today. You Wk
s I 'mS?IIhr , won't have to have the new style ideas jf
jH vem jfflra r ' pointed out they're very evident, very different,
cb BsSBcn very much smarter than the smart styles you've m
g 'V'VwBibW scen ere m e P381 They're from Stratford
1 4 j C3fT,MEM makers and that is ample proof of their smart- g
H ness. Take the time to look them over today. p
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I UP
II
I
ening a
Optical Department
DR
T.ny riirncrstnug nt Clinton.
CLINTON, Aug. 21 - Htnto off!
rials, buslnrns nnd profcMsIonnl men
und public health workers from all
parts of tho Main attended thn
ceremonies, c.f lading tho oorner
Mono of Oklnhoinn' first stato tu
' bereulosls snnltnriuni hero recently
William Jennings llrynn. who spoke
jnt thn rbnutauipia here, made n
jfkhort address, follnued by A. N".
I-cerraft, mate treasurer, who sub
stituted for Ciovemor Robertson.
Fnlii to llullil Home.
FKIL), Aug. 21 In response to
an nppenl for relief from the pm-1
railing house shortage here, eleven ,
men appeared before tho chamber,
of commerce and pledged them-i
selve to build Immediately homes I
for 35 fnmlllcs. nnd tho homo build-1
tng assorlatlon agrees to construct
dwelling!! a rapidly na they can be
dtspocd of.
I
The
Convenient
Corner
THE
JLl " JUS or TULSA
New I'ln.i ground fo' 1'iirk.
KINaFIfiHi:it. Aug. 21.i-Klng.
fisher park ha been equipped with
npnrntu mat mnKe n nn Ideal,
playground fren to nil of tho city's,
children, n well n the most benutl-l
ful nnrk In Oklahoma, nnd It Is nl-
ready n popular ilnce for picnic,
jih Biiaiiu ir'-rn imvn pruieciru lor
n qMnr'cr of n century. Access Is
over n large suspension brldgo over
Fourth
and
Main
.J.S. HAD EN
WITH WASSERM AN JEWELERS
AN optical department that will meet the
requirements of every Andividual is
now opened in connection with Wasser
man Jewelery at Third and Main streets.
Dr. Haden is a graduate optometrest of many years
experience and will gladly advise with all who call
on him.
Lenses Ground Glasses Fitted Prices Reasonable
Glasses delivered on the same day.
DR. J. S. HADEN
J With Wasserman Jewelers Third and Main Sts.