The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 12, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Image 5

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1021
ULSA DEBATERS
DEFEATVISITORS
udges Award Honors to
the Liocai r orensic
Contestants
Another victory was marked up
a tho Central high school debating
(m list night, when It defeated
the foienslc team from Muskogee
hlch school, 3 to 1. A very large
crowd attended tho debate, which.
m spirited and well carried out,
cjch debater acquitting himself
(piiTilid!).. . ,
Alfred Hnfcle, of tho Muskogee
team, l wonderful debater, but he
lacked support. Ills associates wero
Herbf Cooper and l'hllllp Koster.
While be Tulsa team members are
Uwlght Todd, Lelghlon AVory wind
Htuben Kuufmun.
As Tu sa won here, Tulsa wins
(ornnlc nonors In tho Ulg Ten eon
as thus far Tulsa has a mn-
llity of points over other schools.
fudges were Huporinionacm jonn
..iv of Miami. Superintendent II.
Clay HK or iMOwaiu, una miperin
ttndent C 11. Hlsdon of Indcpcnd
nice, Kan, Supterlntendcnt K. K.
Obcrhollzcr presided.
ROB MAN NEAR HOME
Tun Masked Handlts Hold Hlni Up
In (.artigo unit ihkc hi
.Mniiej and $250 Diamond,
lltld up and robbed In his garage,
only ten feet from his kitchen door,
hli wife standing In tho door call
ing to him, and a gun held against
his stomach with a growling volcoi
In h! ear commanding him not to
ner on peril of his life, were the
experiences of It. 1). Bass, 2309 Kast
Olynn, about 7:16 o'clock lust night
when two maskvd men entered the
door of Hosn' garage shortly after
ITJDil had driven Jn nis car una rouoou
VTli . .sr. in mnnr.v n 125ft illn.
11.111 VI ,1'" 1 - -
mond ring and an ISlgln watch.
bass reported to tho police that
h drove his car Into tho garage
and was Just opening the car door
when two men, nom wearing nine
mask., flashed lights and guns and
trdered him to "throw up his hanils
find stand steady." It took the men
ibout ten minutes to searcn .nana,
he said, and his wlfo" having heard
him drive Into tho carnge, camo out
tnlo the back porch nnd began call-
ins for her husband. Ono or tno
bandits poked u gun against lias
nd ordered him to keep qutot. After
liking all of his valuables, liana said
that tho robbers bade him good
night, and vanished out tho door as
inlftly and silently as they had en
ured. Due to the darkness of tho
Interior of tho garago and tho fact
that both bandits woro masks Ilass
Mid that ho would bo unablo to
lientlfy them.
Stockmen Kick on llnlro.
WA8HINOTON. March 11. Tho
National Livestock association nn-
counced today It had filed with tho
lateri!utB commerco commission
tomplalnt directed ngalnst all leud
lc; railroads, attacking tho present
rues on ordinary llveatock through
out the country.
Slayer Gets Off Free,
AdviRor Is Sentenced
by Canada High Court
OTTAWA, March 11. Can
ada's supreme court today upheld
a decision sentencing to death a
man who counselled nnolhcr to
kill nnd giving a Jail sentenco to
the ono who actually did tho 1
crime.
The court sentenced Itomeo
Itrmlllnrd. who nhot and Instantly
killed t.uclen Mnrlsettei to a prison
term for manslaughter, while his
father, Joseph Ilemlllard, who In
cited tho crime, must go to tho
gallows.
Kvldenco brought out that the)
father had suspected Morlsctte of
mi Illicit love affair over tho wlfo
of tho young Ilemlllard, nnd
cnunclled tho son to shoot him,
PLAN A BIG SUNDAY PROGRAM
Second Presbyterian Church, Will
Continue I'n'-Kiister .Meetings.
Forecast for a big Hunday pro
gram was tnado Friday evening nt
tho Second rrcsbyterlan church,
where pro-Hastcr evangelistic serv
ices nro In progress. In addition to
tho usual services, a special meeting
for men nt 2:30 o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon will bo addressed by a prom
inent lnymnn. There will ha no
service .Saturday evening. Tho re
vival Is meeting with Interest, some
12 or IS conversions having taken
place and 20 or moro people having
expressed a deslro to linn up with
tho work of tho church ngain,
A quartet from tho Salvation army
sang at the meeting laHt night. Hov.
W. II. Murphy, Jr., pastor, speaking
on repentance, said; "Thcro can't
bo any salvation, that Is not pre
ceded by repentnncc. Ood can't savo
a man until hn Is willing to forsake
his sins nnd turn to Ood who will
nbundantly parflon. Every unsaved
mini and woman has a big sin that
Is keeping him or her from accept
ing Jesus Christ. That sin may be
a stubborn will, rellgloUH Indlffer
onco or some secret sin. Olve that
big sin a knockout blow and n pass
port to hell and nil tho other little
sins of your Ufa will take to the
tall timber."
Miss Irene Hoop to 1'n-Mnt I'nplls
In Program nt the Library.
Miss Ircno Hoop, teacher of piano,
will present her senior pupils In re
cital program thlH evening In tho
public library. Miss Ethel Hoop,
violinist and Edward Mott, cornctlst,
will nsslst tho class. Parents and
friends aro Invited. The program
follnWS!
Turktih March Motart
., , . . KddU Lannrrs.
Vail TAhnlmiM .... t t.
Scarf Dane. .'.'.Ch'amlna.t.
Pt-I, L'l.n..
CJavetta In o" ,' tlurant
Valaa AIl lyVarla
... . Elltalretli Ilynum.
Ktuda ........... .. .....nurtmuller
Xfra. Tnhn T1a1
scena de ItalM ..CiUulka
. Vr lull.
Oraelle ... .,. A. mln
Mr. Hey Karharl.
Mornlnc , 0r)t
March. Op, ISO, No, 1 n0hm
Nell llaawell and Mlm Hoop.
Second Masurk Oodard
..... .. . .. ,lryn Honlan, t
Contolatlon 11 . ', ManAaiaanhn
loulaa Von llnttm
Trio tlfrei frnni JoaMyn .. .OodaM
;dwVd..,n,! K,,11 ,,noP' Clifton Mnti.
Marrh Mlrnnnna h.u.
Oavotlt In II Minor"....!!'.'.'.','.... liach
Polks n Concert It. nartl.lt
Summer'a ICro of 71 ,,. 2) Orlur
Clifton Molt. B
Employed Hoys Banquet
at Y; Get Advice on Work
Advlco ns to cholco of life-work
was .given by 35 Tulsa business men
to 50 ycing employed boys In pri
vate Interviews following a banquet
at tho V. M. C. A. Friday evening In
connection with a Flnd-yoursclf
campaign for employed boys. Dur
ing tho Interviews, held In different
rooms In tho building for over an
hour, each man and boy discussed
tho career most suited for tho boy
In view of the snlf-.inal.vsls card
which hn had filled nut and which
shewed his favorite recreation and
worR, capabilities and goal for 10
years from now.
NEW PATHE RECORDS
They're !rcat
Irfv( lllrtl Fox Trot
O-III-O One-Kitcn
.Velum Sninplinno Solo
PATHE SHOP
s vt nfih
Music Is Essential
m&mmMnin music
TOR YOUR PLftVERPIftNO 9 HOW IN DEMAND
Answer, Fox Trot
Boll Weevil Hlues. Fox Trot.
Coral Ren, Fox Trot
t Never Ilcallicd, Fox Trot . ,
Undy, Fox Trot
iwok For Sliver Lining,
' iroi ,
UOVO Tlln! T.' T
Make !1p1Iv t.,'"'"'
Maile, Fox Trot . ,
Jieno Cello. Waltz
N-Jo, Indian Fox Trot
Over th mil n,n...i
fsck.Mc Up In Your Heart,
"no tuep
Sunny Rue. Ballad
'P-I'oor.Wlll, Fox Trot . . ,
Wlthlnir, Fox Trot ,
11.25
J1.25
11.25
S1.25
J 1.2 5
31.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
Kentucky Hlue
Make Hellevo
My Mammy , .
.10c
4
.30c
For Every Doy Who's On the
Level, etc 30c
Underneath Hawaiian Skies ,.30c
I-lndy soc
Darling . v 30c
Danccomanla 30c
Homo Again Hlues 30c
12th Street Hag vocal and In
strumental 30c
Music bEtswtiil
Wore Victor Records
You've BeeaVantin
'"nswn of Lot. Neapolitan
Solo . ;lnqasntlne. Xylophone
"??., There Still lloom for Me
'"orcla Moon, Kterflng Trio S!e
"SaaV nrook- D'a WrUo'i Ser
'"Hl. Inat. Quartet Mr
l?..Ir,"m"el" nd Bcrceuae. Catena
Jaeobaou gj,,
17rBlut '''""be Waits, Pryor'a band,
band Amourcue Walt. Souan'a
'xl' font (Uendelsaohu) nnd
CalU Uatura, Orch. with IlUd
,irra Afler the Hall, and
,tffect Day, Klla. 8peneer,...a
"tnation, Hawaiian Guitars sa
'ta'dSl'."' '". and' Drifting,
aodchcaur and llrewater life
Kla1"?!"1- Y" Go Iiy. and
ChaVeV .C!" . " . .T. . .V:."
J!1;. .V"t Chair, and I Cannot
"'"t the Old Sonca. Mii;. Trin a-
'mckI"?. nouaiitlne, and Vlrouette.
,.S5c
" llec'L0 'J"?"' How " You? snd
7 Meek, Kut.trot, Accordion ...,4o
'8 bird ct'vVtii&riia'K?.
S Old Vi?,,,'a.n,,ltan jnsltarsi...
Street
ITS.' Shall We Meet Ileyond It ItWer?
snd Almoat Persuaded, Macdonouirh
Ilemus ...,.Si
1T3I2 Sllrer Threada Amone th Gold,
and The llroken Melody, Cello, ,,,BS
16712 Jeaua, Rarlour, Pilot Me, McCl.
key, and Nearer Mv God to Theo,
Ilajlen Quartet , ,J
Drink to Mo Only With Thine
Kyes. Flonxaley Quartet rr.S 1.2.1
1H31 To Any Girl, and Indiana, Kterl
Ing Trio
lfWO Down the Trail to Home, 8wt
a Home, and I'm In Ilcaren Wken I'm
In My Mother's Arms tit
1SW.1 Where tho Mornlnc Olorlea' Grow,
Kpenrrr. and My KuniMoe Jane, HterU
Inc Trio sa
TtlAO Korcotten, Rrnn Williams ..$1.73
7IM2 Dlnorab-Rhado- Rone. (lalll
Cure! 11.73
7S21 Lore's Dld Kweet Hong. White
lill $1.75
74M0 Lakmo-rtell Song, Galll-Cnrrl si.75
351.16 Thoae Honra My Mother Uaed In
Ring, and Slog Me to Sleep, Klsle
Ilaker IIJ5
352S0 New Orleans Minstrels, Minstrel
Co., and Unlucky Moae, Golden and
Hughes 1143
71425 I'll Take You Home Agsln. Kitb
leen, Whltehlll 11.73
Christian Heleae Hymna
01205 Rhepberd, Rhow Ma How te Go.
Hamlin !"
G4270 Raw Ye My Rarlour, namlln, 11.13
74200 O'er Waltlnr Harp Btrlnxs at the
Hind, Uamlla $US
Postage Frtm on Ship.
Wfnoi of $S or more.
On less tluin that add
10o ncr rctrdi
17 SonUi Main
A. J. CIUPE, MfT.
Ixiwcst rriro In United States
Osage 3133-3 13
PIANO RECITAL TONIGHT
W. C. T. U. COVER STATE
Croup Meetings to lto Held In All
of Counties Sorted by IVies of
tho Mipior 'lVnfflc.
A series of eight group meetings
which will cover nil tho organlied
territory of tho Oklahoma V. C. T.
V. began this week nnd will con
tlnuo throughout tho month of
March, according to Mrs. Josephine
M. Huh!, state president. Tho group
meetings In this state will bo similar
to thoso being conducted In other
states nnd duplicates on a smaller
scnlo of tho 10 regional conferences
Just completed for tho wholo coun
try, tho reglonnl conferences for tho
south central field being held re
cently In Kansas City and attended
by Mrs. ltuhl nnd Mrs. Wygant
from this city.
In the Oklahoma group meetings,
ns In the regional conferences, em
phasis will bo placed on the now W.
C. T. U, departments, child welfare.
Amerleanlr-atlon, cltlr.enshlp, wom
en In Industry, social morality and
srlontlflo temperance Instruction In
tho schools, Mrs. Iluhl nnd other
state officers will bo speakers nnd
the series, which opened nt Inger
soil Wednesday, will be Wield at
Kntd March 15, 111 Heno March 18,
Alius March 22, CuhIiIih- March 25,
Tulsa March 29 and l'r or March 31,
1 Week's List of Officers
Identical With Wilson's
WASHINGTON, March 11- Hecro
tary Weeks has sent to tho president
for transmission to the senate a long
list of Junior army officers for pro
motion, Identical with the list sub
mitted by President llson. Tho
promotions wero inndti In accord
anco with the law, Hcrretary Weeks
mild today nnd could bo changed
only If the law was 1 hanged,
Tivo Missouri Solans
Stage a Fist Fight
JIJFFMHHON C1TV, Mo March
11. llepresentatlves Hubbard of
Uiwrenco county ami Hiirch of Hut
1 1 van county cngiged In n fist tight
In thn cloak 1001A of tho house dur
ing adjournment for lunch today
Tho fight resulted, according to wit
nensi'B, over tllu difference 011 tho
veterinary Inspection bill.
Before storing your win
ter garments, protect
them from moths; phono
CLIPSON
BR.
OKLAHOMA'S I'INKST STOHK I'OU WOMKN
319-321 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Charming New Apparel
For an Early
Easter
Wonderfully inspiring aro the exquisite now modes for spriii"; ,now here, in
absolutely complete assortments. An early Easter, mild weather and much
lowered prices are compelling inducements to choose spring apparel now.
Easter Suits
In varied styles.cvcry one up to tho
quality standard set by this store.
Priced at
$49-50
We're making n special effort to givo
an extra measure of value in suits at
this popular price. Choice includes
every new style, fabric and color that
has found favor this spring.
Other spring suits in a vast array of
beautiful spring models. Specially
priced at $29.75 and up to $125
Blouses to Match
the New Suits .
Come in tie-on and ovcrblousc styles;
practically all are enriched with gay
embroidery or beads. Canton crepo
and crepe do chine arc favored fabrics.
Prices range from $4.95 to $25
Beautiful New Dresses
That express the joyousness of spring. There aro
dozens of new 'individual models in taffeta or fine
woolen fabrics in these satisfying selections. Shown
in every desired style and shade and priced most
moderately at 1
$19-75 to $89-50
An unusually fine selection that, includes both silk
and wool dresses in the most popular spring styles,
are specially priced at
$24-75
Spring Wraps
With frocks so popular a smart wrap is almost a
necessity. Capes and wrappy styles aro favored in
soft, luxurious fabrics. Prices are pleasing
$39-75 to $98-50
Lovely New Milinery
Embracing Every
Spring Style
It is a season of gay colors, of many flowers, of lovely
ribbon and gorgeous fabrics, straws and cellophane
braids. Poke bonnets, turbans, off-the-face shapes,
tricornes and largo drooping hats, aro all popular.
Selecting a spring hat is fascinating, indeed, with prices
ranging from
$7.50 $io, $12-50 md Up
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Take Advantage of the
Savings Offered in the Notion Sale
Saturday the Last Day
Vandevers
Trimming Ways That Are
Differ out in
These Charming
Hats
&7.50- .1S12 and S15
ll " - 7 tr w
O Porky ribbon bows, gay flowers,
strands of wheat, luscious look-
ing fruits and other decorations
i.dd much smartness to theso
iats hats that express tho very
newest of millinery modes. Here
aro wide brimmed hats, little tur
bans, tricornes, smart sailors and
transparent hats. Colors arc de
lightful and combinations aro
used most effectively.
Third Floor
New Draperies at Unusually
i Low Pricings
Figured Marquisette In beautiful flornl
nnd bird patterns, delightful colorings
and a fine quality, Kattirday, special :IH1
New Mulrns of fine quullty In old rose,
bltio ami green, uttractlvo patterns, spe
cial, ut yard $l.'J.i
Stroud Floor
Women Surely Appreciate
These
All Silk Hose
At $1.65 Pair
Ab evidenced by their pur
chasing several pair at a
time. They would regularly
sell for $3.50,vbut wo ob
tained an "inside price," so
of course, tho Saving is
passed on to you. They're of
fino quality all-silk, full
fashioned, reinforced heel,
toe and top in black and
cordovan. Special, Saturday,
pair $1.65
Children's Shoes, Saturday Special
Another lot of tine, sturdy children's
shoes. In patent and dull leathers, .slr.es
8M to 11, regular prices, $4 and fi, Hat
urday, special , , ,
Swoiul Floor
An Opportunity to Buy Women's
All-Linen Handkerchiefs at De
cided Reductions
Of flno qunllty nll-llnon, hemstitched
Hegular 25o quality, six for $1.1 i
lingular 3!ic quality, six for Sl.ns
t Hegular fitlo quality, lx for a.30
(Jcnllciiicu'H All-Mneii lliiuilkcnlilefs
Hegular SOo quality, special 30o
Hegular "Cc quullty, special 5Uo
Mnlu 1'lonr
Silk Ribbons Specially Priced
Txtt One Are hair bow ribbons, taffetas,
satin stripes, I'erslan plaids and stripes,
In attractive light and durk colors. Hpe
clul, at '. . . .200
Iiot Two Hair and satin ribbons; l'nr
slan stripes and plaids, of good quality;
In all colors and vnrlous widths, (Special,
at rUo
Tot Throe Two-tono ribbons In light col
ors, Homan stripes, plaids and l'nrslans,
very attractive colors and of excellent
quality In different width ribbons. (Spe
cial, nt 91.10
Main Floor
Children's Hoso
Children's Throc-Quarter length Howe
of flno nllk lisle; brown, blue, black, and
combinations; very special 7Uo
Children's Half Hoho of good quality
cotton In plain colors nnd fancy combina
tions, special, at ,..,30o
Main Floor 1
Saturday Specials
From the ,
Art Goods Section
i
Hnady-Mndn Hompcm flumped with
croHs stitch nnd French knot Itzy Daisy
design; material Is of good quality pop
lin; sUes 1 to 3 years; regularly fl.ts,
Hut II nl ay special $1.10
KiitiuiM-tl Dollies, Oonlcrs nnl Tray Cloths
of good quality' Indian Head, Clover
llleach and t.lnen, 12-, 15-, 24-, 30-lnah
sl7.es and also 12x18 and 10x24. ltorular
prices .15o to $1.50, (Saturday, Half ITIcv
rinlslK'il Kinhniidcrcd Holllrs, Ocntciw
Ilnby 'ap, dresses, etc. Hegular prices,
$3 to C, Hatiirdny special ttf
Hal cony
White Goods Specials
Cross Ilnr Muslin Oood quality; 36 In.
wide, suitable for men'n summar under
wear, special, yard .,...!
reppcrell Klicctliig (Special, yard ..4ta
I'lqiiot HIicriH slro 81x00; good quality:
special nt r.ta.09
l'lqne An extra good quality la wide,
medium nnd narrow curds; 27 Inches
wide, speclnl S0o
White I'IIhmi tlrt-pc Oood quality, 31
Inches wide, (Special . ...i 9to
Knncy Hag Hugs In good weaves and
good qudllty, various attractive patterns,
alio 24x30, special 91.B5
Bon Ton Corsets, Half .Price
This unusual opportunity In due to our
discontinuing this lino of bock-lace cor
sets. Thoy'ro an exceptionally fine value
nnd formerly have boon priced 16 to
S12.G0; sImm 20 to 34. (Saturday, Half Price
Bust Confiners
Vino qunllty pink repp bust conflnera
both buck nnd front fasteners; tape
shoulder straps, clnstla Insert at back,
and drawstring at top; most moderately
priced .....llOcj
Third Moor
Toilet Goods at Special Price
For Saturday
KoaiM
Jnp Hoso (Soap, threo for ......... ....Site
Infants' Cunt lie Boap, three for 2fWj
Hocabulll Castllo (Soap, threo for 2fta
Armour's llardwnter (Soap, threo for ,.20o
Armour's Ilouey and Glycerine Hoap.
threo for soo
MuUlfled Cocoa nut Oil 3o
" Croanm
Chantllly Vanishing Cream for 3j
C'hnntllly Cold Cream SBo
Htlllmnn's Krcekln Cream for 3fo
Ingnim'H Milkweed Cream for Ma
Witch lineal Cream .....nsc
rrostllla Cream ......lto
Hentrlflcf-s
Colgate's Dental I'owdor for ..h.Io
Mlmo Tooth Paste , ...IDo
tSenrlro Tooth Casta jb0
Kidyuos Tooth 1'asto 29a
Korhnri's Tooth I'nsto I. 20o
I'ebeco Tooth I'astu 30o
Usetrluo Tooth 1'nsto ., ...30o
l'owilers
Java Hlco Kaco Towdor for ...... .'m. ,3to
Uny Dream I'owdor jm .3Ba
roiupellan I'owdvr ,3Do
Carmen I'owdor ...SOo
Chantllly 1'owdcr ...39a
Toilet Willow
Mnrgn Toilet Water ., Mo
Mnreschnell Hoso Toilet Water 08a
Murje Toilet Wutcr 80o
Violet Toilet Water HOo
I.lliio Toilet Water 80o
Duy Dreum Toilet Water 91.08
TlllCM
Day Dream Tula , 10a
Trailing Arbutus IDo
Chantllly Talc 10a
riarden Fragrance Tnlo 30o
Huuquct litis 1'lourH Talc , ...19a
Mnrgo Tula IDo
Shining I'rvpurntlonH
Melbo Hhnvlng Cream , SOo
Do I.iixo (lliaving Cream 10c nnd 30a
Williams' Mug (Soap, threo caks for ,.20o
Williams' Hhnvlng (Stick 2(la
Miscellaneous
Dnnderlno 2Uc, 40c, and HOo
Armour's ISnuqet Hath Salts at .......',30a
Klmn Quinine Hair Tonic 80o
l.lsterlno lOo, 30c, and HOo
UivorU Illc, 30c, anil HOo
Lysol 10c, 30c, mid HOo
Main Floor
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