The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], October 21, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1020
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FROM SOUL MATE
Common-Law Wife Alleg
es Husband Does Not
Support Her
'I Mi Wnflil,
i A, Oct. SO. Ono of tho
.su.il divorce petitions that
filed In frock county, wits
: ,y when lone Jeffries
ii divorce from her com-
husband, Ham Jeffrie,
d tlmt tlify entered Into a
iw marrlago In December,
l have lived thut way ever
. y have n child nnd sho
ly of tho child nnd dlvl
he property. Mrs. Jeffries
i it Jeffries beats hor unci
re-u
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a 1
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r,funs t support her. A common
w i, i ,lgc in rixuBii.iivu no it.-,it.
n o a mil and a permanent sep-
ratii -1 essltatcs u leirnl divorce
the m"-' "H 1,1 M,y other marrlugo.
ka fur Possession of ("nr.
)i fl' Keii hits filed a writ of re
plcwi m-i.nst Abner Ilrtico, Mhcriff
li cri 1 i aunty, In which ho nl
Inccf ii i ho 1m tho owner of a Hud
en .ir valued "t J2.000 and that
vu iar bus been tnken from him.
1. Rh' that It oo given back tiyl
flin, I ' ' i.ut.ttuii ' i. iiiriuiu t, .
was e" -am to nave ocen sioieu
KUiai weeks ago from Dr. V. T.
Km f Pittsburg, Knn. It was
take i ' m ivocn, nno no was ar
retted ' r rccelvhis stolen proiiorty
tnd n a tin a bond of J.1,000. Later
the i.ir was til men over 10 Doctor
Embrco and Koch then filed re
plevin, .ilnied tho car as his and
isMriff possession of It.
Delinquent Hoy Arrcstci.
Mote. Owens, 10-ycar-old boy,
ho lives In tho Fife addition, was
turnrl over to polico this morning
by h father, who (dated that tho
t.iv nr i d nnt coini! honm at nhrht.
lut stayed downtown. Tho boy told
thi'f "f Police Jack wisdom that
he was afraid to no homo because
t dig thascd him. Ho wan sent
lack t) ki hoot nnd told not to loaf
ca the streets at night.
Hty to Act on fl-MUl Levy.
Tli' proposition of levying a tax
ct fi:n 0 to lQy mills, on an ad
Mlorvm basis, and tnen to rcdls
trlbuto the money according to tho
number of school pupils in each
Oklahoma county, w.'ih tho chief
matter taken up last night at tho
meeting of tho chamber of com
merce. It was said if this plan was
carried out, Creek county would ho
the loser of about 2,,2&7. Tho
chamber of commerce voted to take
up this matter with tho newspapers
and other chambers of commerco In
the county and to hc.o that nil voters
were acquainted with tho' facts.
. i
llnby Clink.
Plans aro now being :nado by
the tted Cross public health nurs
ins aervlco to raro for tho sick
babies of tho city whoso mothers
arc not ablo to pay a physician. In
view of this a clinic hns been ar
ranged for mothers und Dr. XV. P.
Roblnton will bp In charge of the
work. Tho clinics uro to ho Tues
day cf each week nnd will ho held
at 1 o'clock In tho afternoon for
ono hour Kreo treatment Is to be
Sivcn for nine months and-tlien tho
patient is to bo turned back to tho
phylr.m who referred her to the
cllnip. X physician is also to have
chirpo of baby wellfaro work. Mrs.
Ollva Tosh, ,pul)llc health nur.l
will be In attendance ut nil clinics
and welfare meetings.
A Swedish paper milf whlah has
been burning 20.000 tons oC coal
a year has substituted electricity
for heating all Ita steam generating
boilers.
$1,000,000
BLACK-DRAUGHT
AS A PREVENTIVE
When You Feel Bad With
Feverishness, Headache,
Cold, or Constipation,
Give Your Liver a
, Tonic Take Black- -Draught.
Clndler, N. C. "I don't bellnvn
lfhre Is a better
B'-ack-Draught; I havo used It and
r mother's folks used It for colds,
'"erlahness, hohdocho and dcrang
'i Uvir' Th3 Htatcn, recently
mada by Mr. C. U. Trull, a well-
known farmer on Iloute 3, this place.
I have, before now, begun feeling
oU.i. a h,n,i..i , .
, m wi wuuiu como on, nnu
"OUliI feel .,ii .,ii .,, i., ,
w . luiui ii 1 1 ir- tu ft u
doses of Illack-Draunht and
tn richt." adds Mr. Trull,
ear my brother Tiad mas.
j1 1 and pneumonia. They wired,
f I wn r to Camp Jackscn to look
" LP Down thern .llffo rent nnm
e.-(.
using preventatives. I s
ftri I'lvtuiimnvea, i niyua
n hira Tho only thing I ucds
"K-Draught. It kept my system
"tanseci and I kept well and strong."
E' keeping your liver and stomach
' eoed order, you stand In little dan
casi c''''hlnf sorlous ills that oc
co '-y fl',reai through town and
countrj
a MlfitflrtA ril1. t. .
ar) . -..t.tj ti, ii4un,-ivraugiu
io, . n rtll1y for lno f'rst ymp.
,9 of a disordered liver.
drueel8ts sell Ulack-Drausht.
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In AUacHon
lly Anfiriiiloil I'rrnf sili Mirr
OKLAHOMA CITV, Oct. 20
T. I. Clnre, def -ntcd candidate for
tho democratic nomination for I'.
S. senator, from Oklahoma, has
arranged to deliver a series of
lectures under the nliKplcltn of tho
league for thu preservation of
American Independence between
this datu and tho convening of tho
soimto In December, according to
tho senator's telegram to F. C.
Clarjc, president of tho Oklahoma
Independence league, sent In caro
of J. I). Mppleby, republican stato
secro'ary, mado public here today.
The telegram states that he In
tends to deliver addresses similar
to thri matin In the Oklahoma.
pilmary, but does not say whether
he will speak In tho slate. "I shall
not cease tuy warfare against the
league as drawn until everybody
knows the truth that It Is dead
past all resurrection" reads tho
telegram signed by Mr. tlore.
Vo Ojilct Wedding. This,
lly AMni-inint Prras Slate W'r. ...
.Ml .NIvOUIH;, Oct 20. With
ental aiiiKnomadlc life presented in
fill! attlre. the marriage of Princess
uespre Alltcne II. of t in V Ii in I
wine or gypsies to .Prince Frank
Hambo or tha amtmv tribe was
soleninled hero today with n celr
liratlon that wdll continue for four
days. Tho two tribes consisting of
ISO men nnd womonaiil a icglmrnt
of children, arc encamped on the
outskirts of tho city and merrymak
ing running rampant. According
to tribal custom tho bride was "sold,"
Iho groom paling her father $2,000
for her.
. fjuapaiv Office ni Allnml.
I.y Associated Press Hlalu iib.
. .S!.,'MI' k,n- ct- 20 Tho es
tiibllshment of tho office of Carl
l. Mayer, Indian agent In charge
of affairs of tho Quapaw Indlatm of
this district, in Miami Instead of
Wyandotte, has been authorized by
Cato Sells of Washington, commis
sioner of Indian affairs. An an-
nouncemi'i to tins etrect was
celved today by Mr. Mayer.
Haulit Fe Still Ion
Bpcclul tu Tha World
PO.NCA CITV, Oct. 20. The slate
corporation commission has ap
proved tho plans for tho new
J100.000 Santa Fo passenger station
here, according to notification re
ceived today from Chairman Art L.
Walker. Tho contract has been let
to a Chicago concern niul wnrtt tt-ni
Ktni-( n( nne.t Ttyi l.f 1 1 1.1 1 n ...III l.n !
20S feet long.
lirlekina.-oas In Convention.
PONCA CITV, Oct. 20. Tho state
conference of Oklahoma.' brick
masons will hold Its annual conven
tion here, beginning Oct. 25 nnd con
tinuing one week. Tho session will
bo hold In tho Knights of Columbus
hall, W. H. Hills Is chairman of the
local arrangements committee and
tho program Includes a banquet.
It is confessed by the democrats
that whllo Governor Cox Is tho can
didate. President Wilson is tho man
behind tho scenes controlling tho
action of tho candidate for prcsl-
aenr.
Y Mm John, the Ring Man
I Smlm Thn '5'000 order of rings has just ar- vW,l 1
MMlfE rived. Tlcautlful reconstructed Hu- V U
MMIK blcs; pink, whlto and golden sapphires, VlU 1
iJwMlm all sot In solid gold mountings. Ifflfill I
H fill Wedding Rings, all 14-karat Solid nMil 1 I
III Gold. Either yellow, white, green l
ll or Orange Blossom color at $6 to I ii
1 J I $10 each. Diamond Rings at $50 l I '
.lull Kmblein Kings, plain and Inlaid In I'Jtlll I
Ullfl reconstructed ruby. All orders, sizes II mll B
Hi and Weights at (10 to ,35. JH' I
H John, the Ring Man I '
Call at 111-South Bos- IMm f .;
Mk ton Avenue, ll2 JlmjR
.MORRIS TOLD TO
print ARGUMENTS
Attorney-General Says the
Bills May Be Paid From
the Printers' Fund
I)y AmmcUlfd t'rtta stile wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Uct. 20.
Arguments on tho slato questions to
bo voted on at tho general election,
November J, may bo printer In spite
of the statute which fixes a rate Mr
printing declared to be Inadequate in
view of present printing costs Tills
opinion was tendered tills afternoon
by C. XV. King, assistant to the altor.
ney general, ami given to Joe t.
AK-rls, socretury of state.
King advised that the UHii..ry
llmltatlnn bo disregarded arid Unit
tho printers be paid i n isniialiie
rale for publishing the guinents.
Hills for such printing cliifg' would
be reasonable claims ng.ilnst lite
printing funds of the seen im of
state's oflcc. n urdlng to the
opinion.
Morris sili t nl, lit h
boo at once that ait r
rxpr trrf I t HI II
bl u'irrN " I HI II
Manned. -- I M I
H W0f cffic.icncu H 111
for you when ice.
carrcct your eye
trouble. Reason- WM t
able charges. XH I
Satisfaction H
Guaranteed B ' t
wh 'in c.ipu-s of the argiimiil.i hud
been sent should be Infoimed of the
ruling of tho attorney general s de
pailment jiud urged to print the
ai KutiK nis without further delay.
The law demands publKntlon In two
ps.pi rs In each coiintv. The print
ing will be palil lor, Morris said, ai
the rate provided by statute for
general printing contracts mining
under control of the state bonid of
public affairs, which Is a higher
rale than that provided In 1917 for
pilnllng statu question
I'ltsntiRC of an net providing for In
adequate compensation for piloting
arguments on initiated and refericd
qiustlons should nnt be allowed t'
defiat the constitutional right of (ho
people to excrrlno the Initiative nnd
relvrrndiim, King held In hs opln
Ion lb dlil not dleiisM In his oplx
lon the question of fact as to wlp-th
er the rate set In 1517 was Inmti
quale
i mm ii
i tii ii j
(ooil ('oinenlloii at l nlifnv.
n. lui I.. rli.vW.
TAWIIUHKA, Oet. 20. -- Forty
elgli: Msltliig delegates iimdo the,
Osage county RnndiiJ school conven-J
tn ,ii l-'.i II fnx a " ' s. The i"l
lowing officers were elected lor the
niiinK .n l' M)iis, I'.iw
huska, president, A. It. Ludwlck,
I'nwhiiska. Ii e-presldent; Mis. .1. M.
ItallanlMie. rawliuskn. vice-president.
Mis. C. U Huff, Wyiuiliu, vice,
president, Huir N. Nelson, IHghenrl,
Vlce-piesldent; M. L. Kltchol, lloill
In y. Mi. presldenl, Mlino I), Mur
phy, l'oi.iker, Mee-presldellt, W II
I , i uf i Urn Inula, I. e preildi l"l .
,. (' HiiusiiUer, Fairfax, vlce-prisl-
denl Mm. I. 1-:. Hunter, elemental)'
n n l . 1 'iio.liiit. Miss Lll'l MaP'tie.
I'awliMku seiondnry siipennteti
deiii It ilentiy, I'itu lui'kii. seere-
lir in asm ei ,1 K Thomas. I'aw-
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IF you'll
sidet the
act only upon sound judg
ment, you will buy clothes
wisely this fall.
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in long service and in lasting quality of their style.
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Kuppenheimer good clothes are
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of KUPPENHEIMER
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atiirtiilitiant now fcora In tha hnuaa.
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lanil Imltiafrlaa an,t 1 1 whntiraala K'""'0'
eoncarna acaliarnl ntar Trsaa liavn liarn
Inilli tail hf I hi. ImIi hI crnB.I Jury hrrr,
whli h haa lirrn InrtatlKftlln allaKait vi.i
Utlnna uf lha l.rtrr ami ir(llrarln ait
l'OIIT WCIIITII rl. Id tha lly nl
I' N, llattn. raillanian. wan (mind hm,.
in from a (raa naar t.ulila,rk parly In
day. atrniillns in maaaataa rteattarl hrra.
Ma was a praarona lltaatock ralaar Tha
maraaKo Kta ili'tatla.
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II Kdiilirl n( Sftv Vnrh illy ,im
larlail iraal.1i'itl i,r lha 1'nllail lutlii.riin
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stop to con-
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aflar ilallharatlon of all hour an1 u half
WKIIATIM ClTV. Inrwa, Oat ! - run
in Whim, adjintnail lha sranil 1 ampi ,i
hnar at I tip lew alula fair, ihla .i i,
valunl at I0.00, ilriqipcil dra.l whi'a
hatna aiarelaail. lit was ownnl hy I. U
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HI8TIIOIT, Oet. JO. Dow t Wala. ti of
Pailueah. Ky , Willi hit brnlhar, nmiMinif
In lha Mille, ttmilr,l to atnn aa "'k i
manl among group of t'hlnaaa In a ,ti,n.
town haial. Dow waa alabbeil to iin.iii.
sun Mny. the pollen aay, ha eonfi'l 'j
lha aluyliiff.
MANILA, Ort. !, Aiiprnilmairly
0(10 haa I'rrn ralaad In Manila, for ' '
Inn alilrken rhinrao erovlncra. Tho i
transmit Marrlll talilfh aalla fur Chin
tnninrni , will rarry aavaral hiihilrfd i, r
nf fnoila Htiiqillaa from tha I'llllllirllif la
lie ulaii ins I IHnaar
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f,ri' in lha T,,pk Chan , ,al nnna iji flu i i
iiii.tliii a hill, a utiwar.l nf (01 Chin. -t
f .i t i - on I hunt tin l,i' ktitt nea
llii- Si Mailt rrafhril haio only tntlit,.
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