The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], September 17, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1920
BABIES WILL BE
BIG FAIR ENTRY
Many Mothers Plan
Enter "Hopefuls"
In Contest
ALL PRIZE-WINNERS
Dnruduvil Aerial Stunts and
Many Exhibit At Free
Fair Sept. 20.2-1
Coircr Mini Collaiwc
Ah ItcHitll of (uake
FUNERAL TODAY
Orcnt Intercut In IihIiik Known In
(ho bnby content to be held In con
nection with the Tulsa free fair
nnxt woek. Mothers are keeping
the, telephone iif I'nlil Mevci nsels
nt secretary of llio fslr nmn In
tlon. busy almost from mornlnjr III! ,
nlfht, ImiulrlriK nboiil the motet
and th rules tinder which h,iMe
enn bo cnlcnd.
".Iudinir from the niiml-r r,f In
(Itilrim nnd tin- number nf moth-is i
and fathers, who believe ih. ir h.ibics
WlU Will ptlM, tills year's luiliy dill
tent wl.ll hi- ili most micipiNful i
held," Meyer Mild Thursday. "An-.
Imby can bo entered- In fail we
wnnt every hnby In the niinty en
tcrml ir Unit could be pi.i, I u
tin Iniby content, conducted In h
room by Itlf where nietnlors ran
watch proreedlnM's. In otift of the
most Interesting departments.
. "Bllin" Hi n In. dntedevll. Is to per
form ii number of highly npcrtiieu
Isr and diiiiBuroim stunts on mid
from an airplane, from tun Arbnn
Airplane company. Hpiilli linn won
a national repntntlnn for bin scem
InK illsreKnrd of death. One of IiIh
fplH In jumping from nn nlr tlnnp
limn in win air in n miiu liulr. An
j: WW S ; i
; , ljiaia.u i I I l i f 1 I
mmtJN i
Services for Catherine
Wriahl lo lie Held Thin
FOR B. H. SANDS 2
funeral services for Catherine
Wright, C-yenr-oId daiinhUr of Mr.
nml Mrs. O. A. WrlRlit, Ilnmfr
M.itinir, Hand Hprlnm Intnrurlmn
llr.i-. who wn lillli-d dnnday
nfti-riMion by nn aula truck drlvi-n
by J. A. 'Jnrrott, will Im held nt 2
oiloik thlx utternunii from thn
rommiinlly church In Sand
Kprliifr Ililcrm' lit will Uikn plnun
In the Sanil HprltiKK ccmoti-ry.
LAST RITES FOR
BELOVED TEACHER
-TTrri
Tin' fatnoiif Irf-unliiH Towei f
1'iwk whli M Ih iitpoit' d In ililiiK't' "f
I'OllllpHi. folloUllllf till' H'lllfl.' I'llltll.
tliinko wlili h loi ki'il nnrthciii Italy.
The IniiidH of Ihn i-lo-k III III" lwi r
dloppi'd lit 7:i5 o'cIimU III I In- iin-in-IliK
( thn uiliikri., nnd It I" wild t'm
fninoiiM lowc- wh npi-ii to ww.iy b.u k,
and for tli during tliu Klioi-k. linn
dlcd on- ii-port d to li.ivr I. ito
mhct-'b, '.undine on'7 winof X 'f,'!""! ' "V" tth"" ',"'r""d
pmnt' wiiitc u Im Hnillnir IhroiiKh , - '
hmirn'r '" U K,M'"1 70 "1"''M ""
'"Morn IliHi, 300 llvcHlo.-k exhibit HA I I FD AWAY ON
Imvo nlreitdy 1 ti cnteud. iih well VJriUUI-U' I 1 1 1 1 I I J 1 i
nn htindredn of fiult nnd veKetuble ll ir" rV" C I rrrCC
exhlbltH which will open the even VY 111- r
of TiiIhh county oltlncnw to the won- LVL Ul UUVjUL-UU
tierful production by the .iki-IcuI-tuml
pnrt of thl county.
Th main tmllillnp In divided Into
bootliM to be lined bj- niorchant!) and
tnnnufaclurvi- without clmrire. It In
practically nil taken. .Myer Tliurs
eluy mid all iimiuhiintn who havo
Hpoken for bootlm tdiould decornto
Ihom liumcdlntcly ninl not wait until
tho lnnt minute,.
START BENNETT FUND
Miss Hon ricit Ktpn-MMNl a AVUli that
Money Im H-nt for IIcIkIiiii
llcllcf, not ritncrH.
An n tribute to the memory of .Minn
Mnry Jnm Ilrnttctt, former tenchor
of iJitln In tho Tulsa hluh uchonl,
whose death occurred Tuendiiy, thu
Ktttdentn of thn tAtln depnrtmont of
the lilsh Hchool have oi(tniiled a
memorial fund In hor honor which
will bo dedicated to tho relief of
JIclKlnn clilldrcn.
Ml.is Oracc LlKht, liend of tho
Ijitln di'partmont In clinlrman of tho
committer, and the other tnchihor
nrc .Mlsa Noll Uotvman and Mrs.
(Jrico DoiIko.
Whllo attendlii)r n funnnil pome
tlmo ngo whom there wan a larKo
floral oWcrliiK. Mlns llcnnett re
tnnrkrd that extravntrant riortil of
fcrltiKu wan such a wnsto nnd ntatcd
that when nho died she would rather
tho money would bo used to help tho
poor, Buffering UclRlnn children.
Tho funoral of Mlm llcnnett wan
ild at 0 o'clock ThuiBday mornluB
and clutwpa nt tho lilgli Kchool wero
llamliseil ilurlnt; tho tlmo of tho
fimrinl.
Relative of Tulsa Woman
Dies When Invention
Is Improved
Mr. and Mm. A. l- Hweenoy ami
the Inttcr'H nlnler, Mr. MllKabelh An
bury havo returned from Illlnult
whero they nccoiupanled tho remaltm
or w. J. HtiaiKoy. nroiner or r.
Hweeney ami Mrn. Anbury. Mr.
Hhurkoy died at llurrlnoii, Ark., and
the body wnn taken to Ihlr old
home In Clinton nnd thero Interred
In the family burial nb-t.
The death of Mr. Hhnrkey, who
wan rcn than forty yearn old, was
caiiHed by pneiimniilii and wan pii
tlcubirly nud becaiiMo ho wit a called
awny Jnnt im a pntiyil nppllanco
which ho had luvuiiied was pro
nounred a nuccew. Tho Invention
In a throttlo valvo for loromntlvo-).
and In mild tn be tho moat Important
addition to locomotive coiifttmctlon
and operation for half a century. It
la denlKned to faollltato tho examina
tion of the boiler whlqh Ih now a
matter of connldrrnblo expound to
all rnllroadn as It In caally altnched
and removed.
Mr. Hharkey'n helm expect to
inatlilfacluro tho valve nud put It on
thu market and thorn In a possibility
that Tiilea will bo tho manufacturing
and UisttlbutliiK point.
Odd Fellows Will lie In
Charge of Services
Aat Oaklawn
I-'utmrn I ft i- for llyron II
Rni-I. Well Mix n Tulwiri, who dln-1
Widilimbiy . w iilnu, will be held nt
2 -i - lock thin nrternnn from the real
derne, If 14 Smith I'.lwoinl. wllb J.
W A lit I. piiniiii of th l-"lret Mvlho-dli-
KplHcopnl i luirrli, offlrlntlnK.
CiiriHlKiitm mi ai-rvlce at Onkliwn,
e-oieieiy will ho III charge of lb
ddd IMbiKfi Wernhem of the An
i -n. i lndK- of which lr. Hand wiih
pni -iiiinl. will meet nt the M.iiniil
hill nt I o'rloek thU nfternon mi l
proceed to I ho family home In n
body.
Mr. Band aervml four yearn nn
wnter coiiimlnnloiier nnil wnn promi
nent in bindinB nnd elvlc nctlvltba.
I'omtnK here from Chnndl'-r In 1M.
hn (.nRiiRi'il In the real nilntn buat
nean mul later eMtabllnhed the Itndlx
wiiI.t I'uiiipiiny. lie nobl bin Ind
ent In I lie company two jeara ago
nti.l I.e. , line Interclted In the nnle of
w. IiIImk i -inlpmeut. lie wnn a mem
ber of the l-'lrit Melhodlnt church
nnd lb" Modern Woodmen of Amur
l. n wh one of the oraiilantliiiia to
ubli'li be beloiiKed.
IIIh deuth wnn dlle directly to
lie.ut tiiiiil-l-' and Indirectly tn nn
att.iili of iniluiua a yini mk". from
which In- never fully ri'ovir-d. lie
1 1 miivIh.i by bin wife and two
(fiown mm, Hen nnd Hlil'l" and a
btntli.-t It n Smidn Mrs fli-ortfti
II Ittt.i nlioii-M. nf oklilKHiia City,
hIhIci i-t Mm K.indH. ami drill AhIi
ton of flip knsiia, brother ami Mr.
Handa, nn here to attend thu
ruin i ll
CHARGE GUARD
WITH MURDER
John Alotta Returned to
Vinita for Alleged j
Asylum Killing
John Allotta of Tulaa wan nrrcat
cd Tncnday nlttht on a rliarBe of
tn iih1.i- and taken lo Vlnltn, wlinn
It la allcced he killed KIiik llavin.
an Iniiiate of the ICantern llklnlionin
Ili.illal for tho Innniie. Allotta.
who wan u formur Ktiard nt the boa
pltal, had returned tr the iiiHlltu
tlon bint Krlday, wheio ho wan cm-1
ployed im a Kitard. On Monday af-j
teinoon ho and Davln bad .i flKht. I
accotdlue to ullneaaeM, which re-1
nulled In tho death of Dm la on Tuen
ilay nluht. ;
Allotta loft Vlnltn Monday nlttht '
and came to Ttilnn. lie wnn arrcKted;
I'uenday nnd turned over ot Vlnltn !
offlcern, who took him back to Vltil
ta. 'WedlieHdiiy bo wan arrnltfiied In
.luatlco Ilrackett'n court, where he
waived bin plea nnd wim committed i
to Jail without ball.
Davln wnn an Odd Fellow wIioho'
meuibernblp wna nt Hartshorn, lie
hint been tn tho hospital Blnco Innt
Mny.
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR C. E. WORK
John Cecil Will Take Up
Field Work of State
C. E. Federation
Police Go lo Hal In .
Game of Freeze Out
mih Old Man Winter
High School Dismissed As
Final Tribute to
Instructor
i
l-'unernl nervlren for Mian Mary
Jhii llcnnett, 16 yenrn old, who died
Inat Tuendny nt the home of Imr
brother, J, C. llcnnett, 8 Hi Went Mev
with, were held nt 10 o'clock yealer
day inornlntf fiom thn Holy Knmlly
chinch. Ilev. John (1. Ilelrllnr; pro
nounced tho reiuelm inai-M.
Mirny personal frlenda attended
the aeivlcia nnd the hlxh m-hool wnn
dlmnlaneil In nrdnr that momhurn of
the fuenlty and the atudent body
mlKht pny final tribute to their co
worker and Inalruetnr. Mlsn Ilen
ilctt had taught fcuelKn lariKunKen
In the hluh nchool for about four
yeniK and hern wan a familiar fl
ure In the corridors ot tin) bulld
Intr. Nearly evi-ry member of the
tcnchloK ataff and many of tho stu
dents attended the aervlcen nt the
Ii in oli nnd ninny of them accom
imnted the procenalon Into the Holv
family cemetery, whoro Interment
will made.
llenlden her brother, J. C. llcnnett,
Mian llcnnett In survived bv her
mother, Mrn Mary Hrnnett, n alster,
Mm. V. A. Hhnw. both of Tulan. and
two other brothers. J. CI. Hetmett of
inumrlMbt nnd V.. I.. Itenuett ot Kan
Antonio
1'lnnn hnvo Juit been completed
whereby thn Oklahoma Christian
llndenvor union will have for field
work John Oecll, anaoclnto secretary
of the Houthwealeriu Chrlntlan Kn
denvor I-'oderutlon, It la announced
by Minn Ktnmn MeClarun, stale
pesldent.
An n hcr.lnnlK of field work, Mr.
Cecil will altend and apeak at dln
Irlct cotiventlonn and tnann meetlnitn
In thin ntato from October 22 to No
embir 22. Mr. Oe.U la a splendid
speaker and It la expected that nil
yotniK pcoplo who met him nt tho
altito convention In Muskogee In
Junn will not fall to attend otto of
theno tncctlnRn.
Mr. Cccll'n Itinerary will cover tho
clllen of Guthrie, I'oncn City, Alva,
Cherokee, WntonKn, Anadarko,
Itnlrd, Kl Heno, Chandler, Morris,
Vlnlla, Wntjoner, McAleator, Ard
more, Hiiro, Hapulpa nnd Colllnn
vllle The towns within thn Im
medlto vicinity of theao polntn will
send larfre delcRatlonq of Christian
Hudcavurcrs to tho meetliiKs and It
In Imped that numerous now so
cieties will be formed an a result of
thin tour to bourn Chtlsllan lin
den vor.
Mr. Cecil will apeak at Collins,
vllle. on October 25 nnd at Kapulpa
on Oclobur 2A. Tulsa Christian Hn
denvor nocletlea will havo repreacn
tntlven at both mectliiRn and will
perhnpn charter a npcclal car to at.
tend the gntherlntf at Kapulpa.
Mltw Marcho lloltnen, Tuln,i dis
trict president, him called a meeting
of district offlcern for 1:30 o'clock
Sunday afternoon In tho Y. W. C A.
to plan for fall work nnd tu fill
the district offices now vacant. In
thin district arc Tulna, Osage, Wash
ington, Creek, llogcrs, and Nowata
conn i les
To Show In llmkon Arrow.
Norman II. Snyder, bitslnestt mnn
ncer for "Duf fendackn SllnstrelH," n
musical nggtegatton at the Collcgo
11111 Community chinch, will go to
llroki-n Anow Trlday to niugo nr
rangementn for presenti'on of tho
miusirei piav in inui ciiy.
r. Mmm.,t.mmmwnuiWAiv.iJJ. .1.1 uiu-X-Jaji-ii--
cakes mmi
MAKES THOSE GOOD PAN
Sizzling fat, BptittcritiKf batter, trreaf thick
cakes in great heaps, browned to a turn faint
scent its pleasant as new-mown hay and a
taste that spells joy and hunger appeased.
Pancakes! Of courso "That GOOD flour"
HKLIOTKOPE make them just as though its
solo end and aim were to make pancakes. For
it is good for all baking bread and pastries,
summer and winter, the whole year through.
That good cook finds double satisfaction in
J113MOTKOPE flour. So easy to use it always
is uniform in quality. So easy to achieve won
tierful baking success it pleases in tho mak
ing and it pleases in tho eating.
Ask your grocer or general store for "That
GOOD flour" HELIOTROPE. Do not he sat
isfied until he has a sack for you, because
among many flours it is the one most esteemed
by good cooks in town and country.
Gas Consumers
OF TULSA
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO
Tomorrow is your last day. Do not fail to pay your
Gas Bill and save the penalty.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
That GOOD flour"
7
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The-
ffifTOTrEUrvator Company.
The police department l.i look'
Inr; nhad. Thoy bellovo that u Ii
golntf to ha cold and in order that
they keep warm they are going lo
proudo themselves with unifoun
oveieoatn. They will much tno
uniforms whlrh woro provided
(.bout two months ngo. And In or
iler lo get funda the "white top
ped" truffle cops and the "tdtio
lopped." putrolmen nre going to
piny nn exhibition ba'l ga,me
probabl one week from Hnmlny nt
McNulty park. The full tannin
hnvo not been picked but 11 tn ru
mored that IM Yoakum, pnlrul
driver will pitch for 'h ttafftc
eopa and Claude Urice, desk ner
grant will '-heave the pill" for tho
'flat feet." An) way It will br good.
Theio will bo slim "ball phyers,'
unj fat "ball pla)cr.V' and abort
"ball playoia." And John A. flun
Inf. 10 Ii, police chief will bo rcfd.ee.
1'lonccr TnliliKiiali McrvJuuil ItftlrcM.
TAIII.UCH'AII. Hept. 1 C. Waddle
Htidrnn, for moro tli.in 30 yenrs eti
gnged in business here, has retired
and hla hardware stock sold to an
other firm. Air Hudson wan for
I'Niny years editor nnd puhliaher "f
the Tahleiuah Arrow, one ot the
oldest newspapers In this section. It
wna ntlglnnlly known as the Indian
Arrmv, and wnn the official ornnn
of tho national party of the Phero
keo nation. Hudson Inter sold the
paper and operated a book and
music store, and later n haidware
store.
FALL ACTIVITIES
OPEN AT Y. W. C. A.
Meeting October to Plan
Work In Connection
Girls' Department
rormnlopentng of hto glrla' work
department of the Y. V C. A. for
full iictlvllb-s will bo held on Satur
day, October 2, it wnn decided at a
ineelnis of the girls' work committee
yesterday afternoon. At ihu open
ing progrnm on tho afternoon of
the tlntc, set, two hours will bo giv
en over to girl reserves tnd ono
liutir to high si hool girls.
A plan to Increase Sunday nchool
attendance through thu girl reserve
clubs wan outlined by Mian Mabel
Hones, senior secretary of tho girls'
wotk department. According to thin
plin, each girl reserve club will
strive to Interest In Sunday school
the pupils In tho grade nchool In
which tho club Is organized. t This
plan will be presented to tho minis
torlal alliance next week for ap
proval and If It Is put Into execution,
co-nperatlon ot Sunday school nti
pi'ilntendents Will bo asked in esti
mating which girl reservo club Is
irespnnslblo for the most additions
to Illblo school during the year.
At tho committee mectnlg yester
day, a report of tho work of tho
girls' work depnrtmont during the
summer was given by Mlsn SoneH
nn Impressionistic pi ,
W. C. A. confer, n. e ,t 1 .', '
skillfully word-painted 1 m 7
Jehjamln Drown, nnd M,-i k',n '
It. Simma, new Juni, . '. ' "J
the department, lntiil.i 01
Mrs. Charles n. ,ti , . ,
ernl chairman of tb..
committee, Mrs. Dhhm.,
of tho employed girls' m
N. T. tlllbert, cllnln , ,
sithool section, and Mi i
tain, chairman of tli. Vl
section. Mia. i i ,,,, (
secretary at the met me j
Mtilldlns Acihlly nt ou,n
OII.TON, ' Sept. Ill '.
stantlnl business b . ,
erectod In Ollion tbu s- i i
l-'rnnk hna just c unn . i
block of brick lin'isi s ..
all of which nie now n
b naed: W. II. Whl,. .
Hahlll nru each pintl n, ,
business house on m
Odd l'ellows Wll. b. i i. v
.ort tlmo on a JilK."
two slorlea high, 411 t-
100 feet long; !' . '
build n brick business n
Ing the odd rellnun
there will bo seveial o'lc
before fall.
l'otnffli-c Inmlnaiii.
An examination f.n
carriers will be held a- tl
October 0, John II V
Intendent of mills. .iii
Only men may thke tn- .
na there Is at pre, m i i
en who havo uceiful'. i
examlnntlon, and fm i
no employment yi t. TI .
21 vaiiincles In the po." i '
C'lilcka-ha Itnlli'oailer Dlcn.
CHICKAHIIA, Kept 16 C '
Klnch, agent for tho I-Vlsco railway
here. Is dead In St liuls a. cordlnir
to a telegram Just received hero by
Krlsro employee
YOW118 I'OH Kintvicu
Tel. 0.5841
caw snoi: itniMin ro.
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Nourishing Lunches
for school or picnic need generous slices of
I5UTTERNUT BREAD to make them complete.
Get it every day at our shop or your grocers.
SAY "BUTTERNUT"
SMITH-ANDRE BAKERY
5 i'jint IlnKrll
Member 0K-n Shop Association
l'hono Osjiro 2,",1R
"Lancaster Wants to See You"
Lancaster Lumber Co.
in
117 West Fourth Street II
delicious flavor and fra- IE! II
WtttfflzL.'L itMSB grance of good coffee come from
isB E3VK fiTrfrlv&l MpfonB n delicate coffee-oil that escapes f
jMnWflnl rapidly when exposed to the air. t
Mfmt H fit K Vacuum Packed Coffee
I f'L rm' -J&u s Packcd under vacuum pres- j
III I L"1 roasters. Air can't reach it until 1
III I wWlPllml 1 you open tie can "ou get i
tPiWWnf that oil-of-flavor. H 85 K Vac-
II V lfS?JJ i uum Packcd Coffee is richer and
III lH&SiS Ie JI fuller-flavored than any other I
II v ajfM, sSLjSgKi) coffee on the market because it II
HI SSCES is vacuum packed. It's perfectly
HI ' blended and it comes in pulvcr- 1
f . ized, steel cut, and in the whole
I bean. Always fresh and delicious
, as if roasted in your own kitchen. I
1 Get it from your doalor
I or wtito us HI
IIANLEY & KINSELLA 1
COFFEE & SPICE CO.
St. Louis HI
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(BEN H. LANCASTER)
No. 2 S. Madison St.
Cedar 146
10 cents extra for every
, pound of his cotton
What farm experience has taught
Jim Littlcfield about overalls
WITEtt Jim Littlcfield, of Bradcn,
Oklahoma, turned in his cotton
crop last year, he got a ten-cent
firemium on every pound. Experience
las taught him the grade of cotton that
pays him best. And this same experience
has taught him the sort of work clothes
that wear best on the job. 0
James Littlcfield has tried a lot of over
alls since lie started cotton raising and
today you'll find him in Blue Buckle
Over Alls.
No matter how heavy the work is on
liis farm, he has found that Blue Buckles
stand every test he gives them. And
today millions of men, raising the nation's
food supply, running trains, mines, and
factories, have found that Blue Buckles
meet every test.
Find ' out for yourself about Blue
Buckles. Test the long-wearing denim
cloth, the wide, double-stitched seams.
Try on a pair. Feel the comfort of the
big, roomy Blue Buckle pattern the free
swing raglan sleeves in the coats. Blue
Buckles never bind or rip. Solid work
manship in every detail is bound to give
you your money's worth.
All sizes Men's, Youths', Children's.
Ask your dealer today for Blue Buckles.
"Blue Buckles stand the heaviest
farv tcork."
(Signed) James M. Littlcfield
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