The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 03, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WOK I D, THIRSD VV, MARCH 1021
GUEST IS GLAD
HE'S GOING HOME
Doesn't K n o w W h i c h
Poem He Likes Best;
They're Like Kids
SON DRAWS ATTENTION
Little Hoy Chewing Gum Gels
Kcbukcd for 'Popping It;
Hears Dail Talk Enough
I nnoiic'cd In tilt eiowd Unit
hh.fi' il n nil eddied about th Tulwi
1! .nk store counters on which
.i..!. of Udgar num'H poems were
i'il, u very email boy ambled along
,i" .i.iicH yestordny, nonchalantly
tmiMntiK hi gum "H ho gimed big
. m a ul the fascinating things to tho
tight and to the left of him. If
t hinl not boon for eharp elbows
mid figures of grownups that un
i.'iylnxly wore planted In IiIh direct
line of vision ho would hiivu hon
a" oblivious of his mirroundlngij ns
in-. suiroundings wero of him:
humming carelessly and not very
t it 'tully he punctuated bin walk
ul.. m the store by occasional stops;
imtigind by a new kind of penny
l..ink. a hlrnrrc looking pair of
.imliisUrks or an animal paper
wughi be would duck under Hume
tji.d. f arm to seo tbein, or twist
adroitly about in order to remove
himself from th Jintli of toincon
'.mind for tlie magnet of tho room
T.lgar A. (luost himself, who was
g.viig his fountain pen ita citato
,nary iiuota of rxerolHO by auto
g'jiilmiK, one after another, coplcii
,.f tun books for their purchasers.
Ho CvtH lUdiiiUed.
. Vinbrltles evidently held .o
luiini for the small boy. lie deign-
J i ot bo much as a Blanco (lucst
wrii As the crowd thinned, ho
hIkciI nmilchsly nearer tho door. As
li . i-l the distinguished poet bo
nip ins Ktim n loud and un ex
I .. 1 1 pop. .Mr. Ouest paused a ino
ini nt to gaze nlnurnfully upon bin
, n im) and to expoKtiilate.
K.iddy, don'tt"
Uei'iluiK parental adjurations and
tin k i n his gum nwa- to a iiuleter
npot lluddy strolled on to the doer,
oliltvtotw of tho new lutcrittt In tlio
rii'K of the pcoplo who had become
aware of the prnseiico ot a small
l'o in their midst, and of his itlen
tit. (mo of them walked toward
h tin. Hands in IiIh pocketH, bo sur
i'.p(l this very tall and very un
Inioicbtlng person who kecmed to
want to talk to him with round
brown eyed. Dark, velvety eycti thny
Mere, black fringed. Frankly cuii
mis as their stare was, Muddy In
i- Itlonlly accustomed to satisfy bin
curiosity by other moans than that
of cum erw.it Ion. Ho Ih not a lo
quacious llttlo boy. Ily monosyl
lable ineunK, ho conveyed tho in
formation that he bad Joined Daddy,
with bi.i mother, last week; that ho
itked traveling loin; that Htnylng:
at hotels was fun. Ho didn't know
e' what be wan coins to be.
Ho was exceedingly bored with
' whole nffnlr No tete-a-tctca
for hint. Ho Ih all boy. Ho cdgi d
awm, Wi"i ti.. o'ni'Hii la'.enti'in of
nd . i lie w' i mutter b r' mov
itig hitn- If ficm tlio scene of u :
tli'ii.
Honrs III Daddy Talk Knotted. '
' Do you like to hear Daddy talk ." I
came tho last (itietloii.
"N'aw, J idiould swy not," he an-
swered. "let to do that all the i
time.-'
After Sir. Oticst had left a womnn
In the rear of tho utoro asked -"who
Is that wlio Just went out with
those mpn?"
"Mr. (lucst! Tht lEdeur A. fiimaC'
Why, isn't he human?"
Ho Is just thjt. Kverywhere he
wetit yesterday ho left u warm
friendly fcel.ng in the hearts ot
Mm to whom ha had talked a
fee'lntc that n friend had Just passed
by Small of stnturo, quick slid
energetic In hl movements with n
somewhat stni,to manner nf
speaking, lie (fives tho Impression of
represi'il pnetny and vitality ready
to ovuiflow at anv moment. Ills
far.- i 'ransformod by the readv
"ul Rontijio smllo with which he
Krci't" people.
I'ihmiii .tun UUp Klil4.
"Will, h one of my poems do I
llko bel'' Kvor nk anybody which
one of their children they like
best? Same thin. The ctirs V
have thought were tho best never
turned out to be so nccordliiif 10
peoples' opinion, so you wouldn't
nirri' with mo If I told you. Tlio
ones I bavo thoUKht were the least
worthy of merit, that didn't nniount
to anything, were the ones peoplo
have liked the best, many times.
Indeed, yes, 1 am clad to know
when folks like my thltiKs. That
always pleases rue. Write for
folks, like for folks to bo pleased
"Tho southwest? Tho sotithweiit
Im great. Crcat' Different fn.in
Hii tiling I've ever seen before. (Hal
to bo hure for two reasons like
Tulsa, very much; vory much
deed, and econd, It's the last pl.cn
I make before koIiir homo. Thlnlt
of It. I'm colntf homo'"
He nodded and beamed as he rc
pented,
"doine l. .mi "
ARTIST TELL
THE THEATERS
nUillllU'AV "Th. lt..,i nt T..1 Itii '
Hull" M"il.il tint punu" l'ihi. I
ml simi k lomr.lr nntht N .w lilrm, I
mmii'Mi ci.mvdy .uiiiiiii, wi'ii 11m tir ,
i.tnr, mi aancinv msrvei
W "NliKttl.AND Lmt, n tx V.. i i
"Th Tun Mulipni." mutf rninr.lv
niini'Siiy iini! fraturr iHHiiif'. n.i
t'.'i.i In rim King of the Orcus. ' ssruli
I.VMtC: Ktsr Itunrli. Krutrrn drum
"Th ltMnrstnr," a Jim Aubrey connit ;
"Th Run of Tarun,'' frrlnl. rlvmii nil-od.
BIG PLANS LAID
FOR I.O.O.F. MEET
i ' c Mi" U
J.i
l: I'. i.i in i h.s s. i"ion have
sKiccil to cliarno only one and onu
fmii;li fare fin the round trip to
and from the com lave.
(mt'ltKt'M: Ofihum Nfw. and Turii.
Of Iho Dull lllt-Ttin uJhvIII: I tlix
nubaon tntl Ilia tl Blrnia. h bu tout.
Ird I'hnairr. Marvin Mnimn and rnm
pany In "At th lhnn." h iomitv allr,
Jim and Marlon llarkina In "1'hoy Taik
Ab.iul Tlirlr Nalthbora," uimrily ratlra
and kiIi, Jainattn Chllda tn Tho Jny
Ulrl." aninathlnK itlttir-lit, rhailri Hen
ry tta In "A I'anlna a llra.in," an art
iliaplayina the Initlllxancn of snlmalai
..I. tin and Nellie lilma in rim
Wuarda," novelty, Valea and Heed In
"Iioulila Crosalnv. ' an set Inn will I'niee.
MAJKBTHV "Polly With Paat." with
iiik i. in ire, v no niarreu ill lieitaru iriKln -Innl
ataiin productlanj MaJaatlc Nr and
Totilca nt the Iy. MukIo tiy .MaJeetls
othctetrn and orn.
PAI.Arif- Jwi Carmen tn "Silver
l.lnlnc," a Metro production, I'alha Nfu.
Mualo by l'alara tirehaalra.
llt.M.TO: Corlnne (Irlfflth In "It tan't
nelnn Done '1 tits Haaauni" ataa a aood
comedy.
Five Thousand McMiibors
of Lodj;e lixpeoteil Uoro
March 25 and 20
STItANH- Viola liana In "The Olfuhore
I'lrata:'' ltolln comedy.
ItOrAt.: (leorge II. Haiti In "Velret
Mnrsrs," aerial; aptolal fealura picture
and alae a comedy.
Uxtenslvo prtparai loos ro bt luff
made bv Tulsa Odd I'Vllos to en
tTrialn tlurlnx the state 1. o. i. F.
conebne, to bo held hcie ,M.r. h 31
and at which nunc tb.ni 6.00K
mombeis of thin order from over
the state are expected. No biislnew
Is to bo trnnsiicteil In eoiinccilon
with this meetlnK, acenrdliirj tn M.
I,. I'oundstone, ei'retary of the
executive rommlltoe. Tliere will be
nntbltiK but tho conclave and dejn'f
work,
Special trains or cars re to be
run from Kansas City. Joplln, Pitts
burK, Kan., and Wichita, Kan., to
bring Odd Follows here from ad
joining slatoa to participate tn the
meeting, rotindstone said Wednes
day. Virtually all of th wotk will
be put on .it Convention Imll Iicciiuhp
of tho Kreat number wbo aio to
attend nnd which nriessllales the
use of lure (iiiartets.
All trains reachitiK Tnla on l'ti
day, March 55. will lie nu-r by boy
scouts , who will (HCi)it lsllnr t"
Convention hall to bo reitHierod
City llricfif
A. i:. ItllADftHAW. lii preirldent
nt the First Nntlnnal bank, hoe koIio
to Knusaa c'lt mi IhibIiic-s.
...
Mil. AND MHK. JoSKPH Drouot
left yesterday afternoon for Canton,
III, where the weio summoned iy
the ileatli nf Mrs Drouot't ulster,
Mr. Horn Tbotntiurrow, who passed
away duitdff the tnoriilng, follow
In h sl.ort lllnrss Tbey wera c
coiiipaiil(l by Heeae .McCounell,
brother (if Mm. Drouot and the) d
reiised. Mi. Slid .Mis, ltufus Mi"
Connell. pat.Hits of Mrs Tlnn iilmr
row, left last Haturilay fm Cantnn.
THOMAH I ,A 1 1 1 ) of Muskottce,
silpi rliili tidi iil of the mulls of the
pnstoftlce of that cltv, undo a Msit
to lh Tulsa postofflco yesn'i d.iy
M A It ft I AO K I.K'KNMKS wnc -Sited
to the followInK Wcdlir-'d i bv
tho clerk of county imnt i 11.
Sin .ii i il . 1'nMtuc and s , i i 1 1 (I
DownlnK. V':i. Tulsa. CIiiiiIim Haoiil
I 1 I i. I I i v. K i l.l
i II U . i.. .17 ii i M - t
.ili.t'i " Tulsa i . lib- 1' 1 1
:T. ii ii (I Maude WciiKant. 2!. Ha
puipa, tleorite It, M. Itrldr, an, Kar
emle. Mo., and Ada Kppemoti, ii.
And"tson, Mo.
- I -
FrrriTloNJI for fllvorce wert
flltd In dlstilet court Wednesday l.
Hollip II. Collins AKalnst Dt'lla Col
lins, Anna M Hblrkey sfftlnst
flmrllo M. Hhlikey, J. I. te
AKalnst l.olu jf
.
DIHKF.8 of divorce were ffrant
ed In district court Wednesday to
Lulu M, I'tdffeon nitAlnet Joseph T.
I'ldneon; Urace Shlnn aKallist Hetity
Mhlnn. Is'llit Delam.iter umilunl
Noal I), lii'lnnistcr.
.(.--
IMCT1TIONH for separate main
tetiBnce wM filed III district mini
Wednesd.iy by Uuth C. Ilajnen
HKiil'ist V. W. Haynes.
Dlt i' il. HOOD for lnanv n'
a lib i ' Inn ii t bin . It i , w .i
Ii . i lilliK III,. I i I "
ciitliiil londitlon.
StHllfltill V. Mfll .Mrt.
The first infortnal meeUntr of
tft.infont university men In Tuia
was held at a luncheon at the Ken
nedy restaurant itrrdny. It h
dei tiled by those presi iit to b" I
i cgnlsr Itincbions at I be Knun l
on the fir"t and third Vdnc'H
of em 11 month, ii tills ilf (inih.i
tn Knnl.itlon nnd fnMne iiu. iinc-
lleli- pliici'd III 111' bill 1 "t 11 '"In
inltten iif I'l l 11 II I I . i"i , II i ', r
. 'tiindall and (l.u n.'' l,'..n,. j
i Ih ' i until MH(b(l siltl D.iiiui-i
i ' Siiiliy. Ii D . .ii'
.. be HI ( I I 'l.'li I,M ' I
' i un, in. i'. ic . , i Cm S.iii'l r-'
. line in ir Uilc -i .i' loi . w ,i . i
.I.H1H11.I 4 l f '"'I III I '
V. die ' Ii' i li 11
I., 1 1 il i
lloforo you prick
winter Knrmcnts
phone
Clipson
your
away I
HOTEL
Corona '
608-610
South Boston Street
Everything now; till outside
rooms with bath, Btcnm hcat
telephone in nch room.
1 by vxht ok
merit. Pxoved
hi-ouyh 63 years
of xeariny bettei"
babies
IKGAI J5RAND
Condensed Milk
11L JHL Si!0Sii
Shin for CiixIimI)- of Children,
Alit'KltiK IiIh founer wife, divorced
In AlU-Khancy county. I'a., In 1911,
Ih not the proper person to bavo tho
control and cUHtmly of their two
minor children, petition In habeas
corpim woa filed In district cpurt
NVedneaday by Cleveland W. Oor
don nf Pittsburgh, I'a., against lles
sie M. Cordon, for ioKohlon ot
' 'i'.i and (inn o Oordon
S OF HIS
STRUGGLES
Nashville Man Says Both
Himself and Wife Put
Tanlac to the Test and
Both Were Restored.
"Iloth my wlfo and mysolf havo
put Tanlac to the test nnd wo call
It the BientcKt medicine In tho
world," said J. T. Montamnt. 1123
Third avenue, North. Nashville,
Tcnn., artlstlo Msn painter lor tlio
Cusack company. Mr. Montamnt
haa lived In Nashville for nearly 30
years and In hlchly respected by all
who know him.
''I'oforo my wlfo look Tanlac sho
suffered so badly from gas on her
stomach and heartburn that nho
often said she felt llko she was
BmnthirliiK to drath. Sbo actually
had to Kit tip' in bed to cet her
breath.
"Well In a short time aftor sho
hecan taking Tanlac hor troublo dta-
FOR HEALH
, i
appeared and alio wai llko a dlf-
f"rcnt person. KceliiK tho komiI ro- i
sulta In her case, I began takitif;
tho medicine myself and It noon
had mo feline llku a brand now
man. i
"l'p to that tlmo I had been trou
bled with Indigestion. I bad not ap
petite nnd tho llttlo 1 did eat scorned
to do me about as much harm ns
iCond. I felt ho tired innl languid i
nnd I hated tn move around, iinilj
wiih) gottlnK In wueli n run-down
condition that It worried inc. i
"Tanlac ftcted with mo Just llko
it did with my wife, and although
that was thn e yonrH ago wo havo
enjoyed tho best of health all along.
However. I keep a bottle, of Tanlac
in tlio housii nil tho time, and when .
I feel niiself getting run down tho
medicine soon has mo fueling nil
right ugnln. I am convinced that!
Tanlac Is without tin equal. Our
friends all know how It helped us
n nil I don't hcpltnlo tn toll nnyntio
about It '
Tanlac Is noli! In Tulsa exclusively
by tho Quaker and Puritan Drug
companies. Advt.
Window Shades
maii: to omii'.it
are the e&me oe a Barmei.t to "Mer
IT fl's S'ioI - ynu Use It -y.'il wear tt
i. nner and abi'ie all jou am m"
Had. When window rha.ie am male
M ynur wlnduvr meaeui emeni- evei-y
ihada It ctrefuiiy eauar-1 md haul
made, nno nt a lime, en Hi Ii- er
Ktlaranteed rottera, tor ahoul the en ne
cr leae coRt than stork ntia.l.'S Wnte
fur free Hamnlea and r'l''' 1 s. ml
ue yotir etd roller and s wilt nut
on new clotli uf any kind sol -1. t
Navtnir you SjO ti r.Oc mi a. It ei i te
I '.tlmaten on lioiieen nnd t niianiia
turnlehed freo- tirnmpt aervh -
K. C. WINDOW SIIMH" CO.
1011 (Ink St. knii-ii. (It), Mn,
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
I'utv, Nock nnd Arnw l.asll) Mailt
NllllMllll, 8ll)H SM'l'llll.-t
Any breaking out of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, can be iiulcl.
iy overcome by applying t little
Mcnthn-Kulphur, declarer) a noted
akin specialist, llocauso of Ita germ
dcHtroylng proportion, this aulphur
preparation begins at once to mioIIio
Irritated skin and heal cruiftioiiH
such as rash, pimple and ilng
worm.
It n.'Ulnm falla to reinovo tlio tor
ment and disfigurement, and vii d"
not have to wait for relief from em
barrausmuut. luiprovruunt inii. My
Hhows Hiifferora fioin muii t,.,nliio
should obtain a email Jar of Metiiho
Suiphur from any good dniggisi
and uso It like cold e .cam Adi
CURED
in G to 14- Days
All druists nro authorized to
refund tlie money If PAZO OINT
MKNT fails to Cure any case of
ITCHING. fiLIND. BLEEDING
or PROTRUDING PILES. Cures
ordinary cases in C days, tho
worst cases in 14 days.
PAZO OINTMENT instantly Re
lieves ITCHING PILES and you
can get restful sleep after the
first application.
It Is guaranteed by Paris Med
icine Co., St, Louis. Mo., Manu
facturers of the world-famous
Grove's Laxutive Liromo Quinine
tablets.
This signature is on every box
of PAZO OINTMENT. 60c.
BABY BORN
ON PEACE DAY
After Mother Had Been j
Restored to Health by '
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound '
Salisbury Mass.-"Forflevcnyenr3
Hiad a female troublo nnd such bear-
iinR-nown jinina i
couianaraiyaomy
housework. Thn
doctor eaid, 'if
you can havo
another hnhv If
might Imj tho beat
tninR tor you but
I nm afraid you
cannot.' I began
taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege
table, Compound
,i i i '. .
h , ijiu uiy uaujr Kim
vii icaco uay. ii women
wouh only take your Vcfretable Com
pound they would have better health,
j always recommend it. ' ' Mrs.TitACY
2m' 2 Lincoln Avc" Sal'su-y,
'Hie experience of maternity should
2 i .aPProachcd without careful
Physical preparation, as it ia.impos
Ribip for a weak, sickly wife to bring
healthy children into the world.
Incrcfore if n woman is Buttering
irom a displacement, backnche, in-1
immmation, ulceration, bearing-down
pains, headaches, nervousness or
tho blues"she should profit by Mrs.
fitn',.e,,,in',. talo I-Jdia B.
nkhnm's Vegetable Compound and
be restored to health.
P AC KARD
I i n
mix ix?Mgd
wir m
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HIKWani K0() .South Hilton
You owe it to yourself
to see, and to drive, the
new Packard Single-Six.
It offers, in association
with traditional Packard
quality
HIGH GASOLINE MILHAGTI LOW COST OP UPKEEP
HIGH TIRE MILEAGE LOW OPERATING COST
HIGH EFFICIENCY LIGHT WEIGHT
The Packard Single-Six Tour
ing is now $2975, f.o.b. Detroit
v
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT
PACKARD OKLAHOMA MOTOR CO.
Phono Ota go "000
Qsk the man zvho ozvns one
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Continued Thursday
Our Great Purchase Sale of
350 New Spring Dresses
One of the most successful Dress Sales we have ever held
offering some of the best values ever seen in Tulsa at
any time of year. Many new models received and
shown for the first time Thursday.
Former values up to $45 at
i
New Houffanl Effects
Dainty Luce Touches
FttHcimUiim Embroideries
New Taffetas
New Crepe de Chine
Smart Eyelet Work
Crispy Huff ten
Shade limovalions-
New Satins
New Cantons
New Smart Combinations
With Spring comes a new rule for smartness which is well expressed in these $'Jo
Frocks. New and better fabric qualities, clever workmanship and unusual
styles; the intricate drapes, elaborate yarnilures, dainty bouffancy,
slender lines, clever lace and embroidery touches, and sim
plicity of tailoring in the newest shade innovations.
IDPD
"1 IS 11 i"!
Connected With A'o Other IMablisliment in the World
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