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TULSA DAILY WOULD, SATURDAY, MAUCII 12, iX
11 I
SIX tQWNS WILL
ELECT OFFICERS
tion of Doctor Hardy, a well as ' of iho proprietor of tho hotel
. thcr wltnot! examined today, at- wncrc jiitmon w hot. brought out
foro ho wis Phot, about 7.30 or sli'i! ' n lr b c" u,uk,,( a,lPr "10
o'clock that night.
Primaries March 15 and
Elections Called for
April 5
Political office In tho nmallor
wns In Tulsa county nro goltiff bcir
nB, not nior'o than half of tho ot
i . s havlnc bcon filed for by pros
ivo candidates for tho primaries
xi.l h will be hold March 15i for
cotlons April G. Llttlo Interest linn
b rn nhpwn except In contests for
t fflcc of school trustees, where
i majority of filings with I.eo 1'.
i) um, secretary of tho Tulsa county
, Mon board, havo been for noml
t uiion to this body.
rltowlnff nrn tho filings which
wire iccelved by tho election board
it r to closing of filing time, last
8a' trday;
i-'.;latook: For Mayor None.
' Clerk W. C. Hubbard and V.
MiVny, Independent. City Mar
!. i None. City Treasurer John
f nson and A. B. Townscnd, hide
r. fdent School Hoard Treasurer
i Justice of Pence W. D.
ri;fr and W. H. Olvens. School
Tr'..-'r Hubrn Dye. No. I: J. i;,
l ?niitrlcl:. No. 5; J. J!. Sherman.
l J. It. LrCotillon, No. l! Ii. n.
Kirffer, No. Si Ueoisn Stephen!!,
N 3.
I r okcu Arrow: Mayor Mlko
M -vcnna, duinoorat ; Knox M.
R. democrat; W. IV. Walton, ro
publican! M. C. Willlanis. republta
a i C ity Clerk M. McAnally. dem
ocrat Chief of Police Charles
Purdottr, democrat: T. II. Matthews,
Independent: A. U. Ilradshaw. ro
publican. School Trustees W. T.
HrunbauRh, No. 2: 17. I Lee. No. 1;
r H. Modes, No. 1: A. H. MrOctile,
rounty district: Mary K. .Larrlck.
N 4. J. C. "Wlltbeat. No. 4: M.
Mvray. No. 3: C. C. Wald, No. 2.
Street Commissioner U 13. Flnlny,
democrat. City Treasurer It. A.
Wulllngford. republlcati. Treasurer
of School Hoard M. 13. Parr, demo
crat; H. 1-3. Hernard. Alderman
A J Kenton, No. 2, republican; K.
M Keener, No. 4, democrat; C. 12.
Foster, No. 3, republican,
oi rnt 11. K. Ucrnard. ,
Illxby: Two tickets, clttiens and
peoples. Citizens: Clerk Fred J.
Port TrtasureiClude Trcssloy.
Justice of Peace U- 8. Ilolton. City
Trustees S. II. Ixiwman, No. 1; N.
W Long. No. 2: Wilson Ilrown. No.
3, Peoples: Clerk Thomas IJras
flcld Treasurer W. J. Cross. Jus
tice of Teace IT. 8. Tlnlton. Trustees
It, C Butler. No. 1: D. O. Harder.
No. 2; J. W. 'Stilt:. No. 3, School
Trustees V. K. Qulg and J. M.
Henderson, Independent.
Jenksr School Trustee W. C.
fates. No. t: Andrew Spoars, No. 2;
C. 1.. Doles, No. 3; (all lndnpcndont).
Hchool Trensurer J. 15. Blnck.
Ited Fork: City Clerk Bd ward
Schllchf and W. A. Miller. Indepen
dent. City Treasurer Hoy Henry.
City Trustees A. J. Tate, No. 1. in
dependont: S. T. Cordray, No. t, In
dependent; Amos Calhoon. No. 1.
Independent; H. J3. Huffmen, No. 2,
Independent: J. M. Fr.edman, No.
3, Independent; C. D. Stclhtnger. No.
3, Indopendont; J. U. Dement, No. 5,
Independent.
Sand Springs: 'Mayor Ocorgo K,
Brown, republican, and Larry C.
Hlnz. democrat. Treasurer of
School Hoard O. F. Stowart, repub
lican: a, Cloclola, republican: F, K.
Daniel, democrat. School Trustees
Kuth L. Clbbs, No. 2, Democrat; T.
B. Harris, No. 4, domocrat; T. A.
Landreth. rural; F. D, Heatt. No. 2,
republican; Ccorgo P.. Wilson; No. 1,
republican: L. Matthews, No. J, re
publican: John Hall. No. 19, rural,
democrat: JIarry Wilder. No. 19,
democrat; W.D. Williams, No. 19.
republican: C. II. Tlngly. No. 3. re
publican; W. D. Wlllott. No. 1, dem
ocrat; J. J. Stephens. No. 3: Mrs.
Louolla Illxson, No. 2; J. W. Hus
sell, No. I.
11 AmocuuJ Tress State WUf. !
AHDMOHB. March U. Through:
John M. Carlock. Oklahoma state'
senator, and Dr. Hardy, the state i
brought out that Mr. Ilamon walked ,
to tho hospital after ho was whot, j
Mr. Carlock being Introduced as tho
only wltnevi who saw Mr. IlHinnn
from tho tlmo ho was wounded lit
tho suite ho occupied with Clara
Smith Hamon, former wife of his
nephew, In a downtown hotel, until
ho arrived at thn Hardy sanitarium.
Through W. K. Meyers, mi okla-.
noma City, Okla., hardwaro sales
man, the state introduied testimony
Unit Clara had, undor tho nunm of
Clara 11. Smith, purchased tho pis
tol exhibited In court as tho ono
from which the fatal bulbil was
fired, and Dr. 12. C. Harlow, an Ard-tnof-c
eye specialist, told tho Jury he
had seen Clara Hamon with n simi
lar, weapon a few days beforo tho
shooting.
Hearing out tho Halo's opening
statement, Mlko Ciormau. active vlcci
president of a bank In Ardmorn. 1
testified ho onco had seen Clara,
Hamon In Jake Ilamon' offices, I
where she was employed for a while1
after coming to Aidmoi' In 1913 as
n stenographer and jmvato serre-
t.tft -I'lttl tul.'lt n 'f nm x. . . n.. n
...... ...... H'r"llll .1. U" rv
Small pistol prtsnnd di.se to her em-
ployor'a side. Air. Gorman mid the
incident occurred In 1915, and that
Mrs. Hamon ran whon ho op-
iiojohed.
The doienso counsel h&s Indicated
It would attempt to prove that
Ilamon was shot while, maklne nn I
Mark on Clara Hamon while he!
was intoxicated, and today repeatod
ly roferrnd to "tho fight" lit ques
tioning tho negro maid who former
ly inado up thn toomn used by
ilamon and Clara Sm th. and In
Dr. ljardy testified that when Mr
Hamon came to him he s.iw that he.
was pule and that something was
wrong. Ho eaul thcro he asked him
"what Is tho niatler. is something
wrong"" and that Hamon unlkcrt up
to him, threw his arms about hint
kissed hint on the forehead and said
"t in shot, by Clara Smith. I told
you sho would do It I am going to
die. 1 am weak and I want to go
to bed. '
Town Talk Millinery
Exclusive Hut Not Expensive
On Sale Today
New Spring Millinery
5.00
Is nttrnctiiifr wide attention. Possibly it's the unusunl
styles. Possibly it's the interesting assortment. It
may be nil Jhrco of these whatever it is, it's something
that is bringing women in to get new hats.
Fresh Assortment Ready Today
Town Talk Millinery
HUNT-MURRY CO.
215 South Main Street
TRIAL AT ARDMORE
DEVELOPS A DRAMA
CON'TINl'EO KIIOM VAOK ONE
ctly how the bullet rangod In Ham
on s body, a man selected from tho
spectators by tho attorney stood lit
'font of the jury box nnd with his
coat and vest removed was used as
model for the doctor to Illustrate
to the Jurors tho point of tho ab
aomen at which the bullet entered
jnd tho approximate place In tho
pack whore It lodged. This was in
jendtd to substantiate the theory
that the defendant stood over him
body bclllnd and Bl!ot down '"'ojils
Mclcan Scores n Point,
immediately upon commencing
ie c-cj examination Attorney Mc
iwi nppod off his coat and vest
nd stepped briskly forward until
'! Just where the other
modfi" had stood a few minutes
miw Heading forward until hln
way roughly .described a crescent
no a.' ed tho wltncra if It was not
" that a bullet fired from a
risto, directly In front would not
nave ranged downward at exactly
n tamo anglo i.i did the one that
a cut from Hamon'a back.
ctor Hardy' admitted that It
wooia
Iatvycr Tlirllls Courtroom.
It Wad n rlAnlt1ik,llf n.1lf M rvi, 1,..
jjjo cros.examlner, vividly recalling!
" siory told Sam Hlalr, a nows-Ppe-'correspondent,
by Clara Smith,
ti which sho said the gun in her
''and was accidentally discharged as
ii&mcn was advancing on her,lean
5s 'rward with a chair clutched
m ni, hands, and while she crouched
learftllly In a window sill,
i nf moro ramatlo w.is tho move
t gr cross-examln.- a few minutes
, Bier When hn Inlil li- ,..
on tne fioor jn front of tno jury box
iVl w neatl reB"nt on tho step
rh. b.. up 10 ,fur rawed section
i,r.c tl10 Jumbo's bonch and witness
! aro locatpd, and asked tho
ooctor to shoW tfho Jury how a pur
frcm behind could havo tired a
Ynl rau.flln hullot to ranso nt tho
ff , d'-fcrlbed in the Hamon
Jjound. stretched flat on his back.
ItniJVJTer continued tho cross-ox-ovi,
vl.on of ,he Wtne. who tood
in it v.. i m' Juro'' craned forward
thr , ' urata ,0 BeQ better. Many In
nien . ie1c' na wel1 aH nowipaptr
3SU wyorB half rose in their
trial twmen! a chPter or the
of h nrobably will rank as ono
caw most KraPh'o of the entire
;,u,ko "StaRRcrlnsr Dnink?"
mo dcfens in tho crosa-cxamlna-
11 EAST SIXTH STREET
In the Heart of the Shopping District-
Positively
No
Charges
or
Deliveries
at
Sale
Prices
Special $1M Sale
. ' For Saturday and Sunday
Carnations
.
K , Sweet Peas
,Calcndula 1 '
Jonquils
Mrs. DeHaven's Flower Shop
Phone Osage 5155
Pollock's To
217 SOUTH MAIN STREET
ggery
Specials for Saturday and Monday
Read Our Prices
New Spring Suits
Tricotines, Serges, Poiret Twills in the niftiest of
spring modes or splendidly tailored along conserva
tive lines. All sizes and the best spring shades aro
offered in this selection. Stop and shop here
you'll need go no farther at the special prices of
fered now.
$20.00 Suits Are priced now at $10.95
$25.00 Suits arc prised now at $19.95
$50.00 Suits are priced now at $39.95
$60.00 Suits are priced now at $49.95
$75.00 Suits arc priced now at $62.95
Special Dress Values
li-k lie
S 25.00 Dressett of satin nnd
taffeta, representing that
cleverest of spring modes
and daintily trimmed are
offered
at
$18.95
135 00 Uremic of taffeta and
Canton crepe, exquisite gar
ments, Indicative of tho spirit
of tho season. offcrd
now
at
$24.95
Wraps Attractively Priced
In
velour and novelty materials, family embroidered ind in a
variety oi hii iuk annum. i nesu wrapn iwu iruiy very prnuy
and they aro priced to appeal to oVery womun, in thin two-days'
special.
SI8.00 Wrniw now. . $1 1.0.1
.').U0 IVnim now .. .$10.05
5.1(1.0(1 Wmi now
ssu.ou Wraps now
. $20,05
.137.50
Silk
Undergarments
Special Today ami
.MoiKhiy
ltffota IHrtUcoats
T. ..... $3.45
Crcpo do Chine (JJQ OK
Nltrht Downs P0.itJ
Crcpo do Chlno
Teddies . . . ,
Long Jersey Silk Illoom
crs: regular Jf QK
17,80 values .. iDtUO
$2.95
500 Georgette Blouses
Specially Priced
These rtro rt-tnilar $7, $S, HO and
$12 valueti in over-blouso effects,
nrettlly envbroldcrinl and In all
colors. (Special tdday flQ AK
and Monday at tDO.tSt)
Specials on Skirts
Pretty plaids In all colors and all
sizes. Specially priced for today
and Monday
$12.50 Skirts now... $9.95
$18.50 Skirts now. .$13.95
Hosiery
Special
$1,19
In black, brown and
white, regular ll.ts value,
Special today (J- - Q
and Monday , . J)xJL
Courteous
Treatment
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Announcement
Mme. Brandt and
Miss Palmer
of New York
Will lie at the Hotel Tulsa
for One Week Commencing
0
Monday, March 14th
irith a
Beautiful Fashion Display
Of Ladies' Wraps, Coats, Suits, Frocks, , Dresses,
Skirts and Silk and Wool Sweaters, all at very
reasonable prices.
Gorgeous Millinery Showing
' All that in new and smart in hats at popular prices.
Everyone welcome whether you Intend
purchasing or not.
8 WEST THIRD STREET V-W.UREIT l
Ground Floor of Robinson Arcade
A Special Sale
Georgette
Blouses
Worth $5.00 and $6 .00
$ c.95
INir tixlity n linto uniniM-d n IIiiiIunI ninitbrr itf dainty
(rurKi'tlu ItlouwH In viiriiint ntv sl)lcn, ImiiIi cnibroldcml and
ntckiil models In iMlnnt of rov, ihiiIm", Coiw'iilmiMi blue, flcsli
uud lilt; worth up to $0.0(1, nt tills low'pilco of J3.05,
Cloning Oul Silk Underwear al
' One-Fourth Off
I 'nr liicl. of itwm wti una fnrtvrt to rlon nut nil our fine. Silk
Tahiti's, MkIiI (iiiwim, llliHinii'm mill CiuiiImiIi-k, mid lutto re
iluird cry Riirinciit one-fourth off lis n'trulur low prico.
$6, $8, $10 Straw Sailors al $3.95
(Inly a llmlUtl iiiiimImt of (Iiomi flno Straw Snllnra In black,
InotMi unit imvyt plain, fiinoy, chip Mrnw; wltllo tliuy last a
offer tlitiit nt $11.05.
You Can Always Do Better at the Advance Shop
Easy Terms
Music Is Essential
Easy Terms
Stylo 9, $75
Stylo 6, $35
Style 8, $50
V
Buy a Genuine
Tenkhvs
9
Style M, $225
" Working Overtime
The Victor Talking Machine Factory
Significant-ISN'T IT?
It Shows the Immense Popularity of
The Victrola and Victor Records
Our Special Outfit Suggestions
Our Special Outfit D
Victrola -- Stylo fl, with
ton 10-inch double fucc Vic
tor Records. Very easy
EL. $83.50 r:; $43.50
Our Special Outfit B
Victrola Style 0 with ten
10-inch double face Victor
Records. Very easy pa'-
Our Special Outfit II
Victrola Style 10, with
twelve 10-inphdoublc face
Victor Records. Very easy
mcnts .
....$285.20
Style 11, $150
Our Special Outfit 12
Victrola Style 10 with
twelve 10-inch tjotible face
Victor Records. Very easy
mcnts .. $135.20
Our Special Outfit K
ViclrolaSlyle M, with
twelve 10-inch double. face
Victor Records. Very easy
EL $235.20
Our Special Outfit A Beautiful Period (J1 07-
Vidrola-Style 1, with ten models up to
10-inch double face Victor
Records. Very easy pay- Call or Write
$33.50
Our Special Outfit P
Victrola Style 11, with
twelve 10-inch double face
Victor Records. Very casv
S $160.20
Don't Hesitate to Come In A Pleasure to Show You.
RlHrmay
and Other
rianoti
1 W. llLpFlliriO 417 Houth Main
.SO5,tOSlC CO. A. J. Crlpo. MKT
Style 16, $275
Style 10, $125
I
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