The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 17, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

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PRIEST' OF THE
OSAGES IS DEAD
Van Pronounced Enemy of
Liquor Among the
Rod Men
. . m r- v lr"v I I Allllil A
nil n til i li ii i linn mi
i i t- i rl,..,l - tv.
ncral of Aged Son-in-Law
o Chief
. . nt. - t',..l.l
I'1 i iun. ii i niiiii"
1 , kce, Known nil ino mosi per-
r r- hlbltlon lender among tha
. Indians, died during the jiast
,it one of tho western Osage
- Indian cnmpM, and was
,i Tuesday at tho Dora, camp.
,n,nj.' ono ot tho most improH
c
till
4
1 ' 1
1' li' -tin . . .-
. l . m of tnuf Irlhfl. Kit Yl'na
V- u.i ilinuilK 111" iivuuiu us it mull-
,,. . d man ami was a. rcncious
fd designated an n. priest amonK
if. ! .-t sometimes called 'Traylns
mi i i in mnowcrs numucreu wen
Int" the hundreds and he hat! al
commanded tho greatest ro-
tPll brlonccd to Bill Hill branch
of the OsaKCH and wan enrolled
tJrJ' r the namo of Ilc-shah-ah-hte,
!' jkU known generally as Shin
Van li i-kce Ho wn amonp tho
flr-t of 'ho Okikcs to tako a decid
ed 3.and npalnst Intoxicating liquor
anJ fur years had bcon known to
faaki' every fight, possible In "favor
of inhibition among his tribesmen,
IMw.ird Cox, fin Osage, was In
rharff of tho funeral ceremonies
ami delivered tho oration at tho
Jiurlil.
Another prominent Osngo to die
rr i ij mie ji vnnii'na'nrv, uu
vfdra old, son-in-law of former Chief
Vnn.ti .u'irn.nn. At f ia I mil nt
)Jili funeral tho proverbial tribal
was opreau 10 mo nssemrjieu
ndians.
More Widowers Than
Widows on Anxious Sent
Says Col. Joe Miller
8ioll to Th WurU,
I'ONCA CITY, March If..
Thoro aro more widowers In
Oklahoma and adjoining Btnlcs
who aro hunting for helpmnteu
than thcro aro widows, accord
ing to Col, Joo Miller of the 101
ranch, Who has been making a
thorough study of tho situation
recently becauso of receiving so
many Icttern from widows who
doslro to till tho position or house
keeper at tho ranch, l'ubllcatlon
of thli fact about DO days ago
has brought no many letters from
both Widows and widowers to the
ranch that Miller coiirvlved tho
Idea of exchanging the letters,
sending those front widows to the
widowers ami vice versa. "1 have
several letters from widowers on
hand the pant few days, but havo
run out of widows entirely," said
Col, Miller yesterday. "In my
opinion a widower gets lonesomo
Hooner than a widow," Is his conclusion.
BOY AND GIRL CLUBS
ROM MEXICO TO CANADA
Oil Official Will Tako Seven Months
Hum 111 llooklcs.
FffflittoTh World.
I'ONCA CITi", March 16, A
sven months hunt, that will cover
tho entire Kocky mountain region
from tho Mexican border north into
Canada, has been arranged by V.
H Mi Kadden of Ponca City, vlco
prendent of all tho Marland Oil &
Gas C'.'s and former Pennsylvania
steel magnate Ho will outfit at
and start from HI I'aso, Texas, In
the near future, and will bo accom
panied by his wife, to whom ho was
married about a year ago.
In addition to a pack of CO ex
perienced hunting dogs ot several
brtnK Including numerous deer
and bear hounds, McKaddcn'has
several guides and expert hunts
men engaged to upend the entire
seven months with him. 1'. 11.
Lawrence of this city, local repro-f-ntatlve
of the Tom James Ql!
company, will he with tho hunters
for several weeks of tho tlmo, and
other l'onca City men will bo oc
casional visitors at tho mountain
camps.
Wwk of JiHcnllo Him HooMnl
Production Value In
Many Mmx.
STILIlVATint, Morch 16. Thol
productive valuo of Oklahoma In
agriculture, livestock, poultry and
canning hai been increased (872,
786.53 as a result of boys' and glrln'
clubs. This announcement was
made hero today by K. 1J. Hhotwcll,
stato boys' club ngent.
Tho total was divided as followw;
Crops clubs. SC0.0S7.07; livestock,
clubs, $376,31 9:00; poultry, JS9.073.7o
and canning, (37,70G.7fi,
Club work has been carried on In
tho stato for tho last 10 or 12 years
according to Mr. Shotwell. tho work
now being conducted under is d.f-
feront cluh activities. A corn club
was tho first organtatlon, being fol
lowed by a cotton club, then by a
kaflrt!ub. Iiter clubs were started
for pig, calf and wheep work. There
wero COO clubs In the stato last
year.
The IS club activities, with enroll
ment In each, follows:
Corn. 4,0GB: cotton. l.S 10: neanut.
934: grain sorghum, l.SfiU; small
grain, 74; Irish potato, G7f;
Hwcot potato, 17G; bee, 132; fruit.
664; crop rotation, 60; pig fattening.
875; pig breeding. 3.352; calf fatten
ing, 226; calf breeding, 34 S; dairy.
159; sheep, 29$; canning, 3.U20;
poultry. S.6Q3: a total of 28.719
whlto cluh members. In addition,
there wero 4,006 negro club mem
bers In tho Htate, making a grand
totnl of 32,723 club members for
1920.
PAVING PROGRAM
IS FXTFNSIVF &
Work of Hard-Surfacing V
in in i it . vSi
livery Direct, in iioiiuiiy
Begins Soon
HOMINY, Mnrcn ig. When tho
new city administration comes Into
existence heru early In May it will
Inhurlt a paving system staiteil by
the present city officials which, be
fore winter setw In, will Kac con
nected up the town of Hominy
through an nlmoHt, complete paving
system, It tint program is carried
out.
Uvury Important street In Hominy
would be a hard surfaced highway
In accordance with the. program
outlined, which contemplates the
paving of moie than 32 blocks. The
exact nattiro of paving to be. laid
has not been determined, nor tho
cost. All .unofficial cnnvoiM among
taxpayers to be affected linn been
conducted by some illy officials,
with the result that sentiment ex
pressed points to a favorable re
ception of tho Id a nnd It Is expected
that work possibly will begin early.
in me spring.
Clilnc.e Woman "lnt" Memtcr.
t'lllCAOO, March 16. Miss Zok
Tsung Wang of Hoochow, China, hns
been elected to tho l'lil Ilettn Kappa
at the I'nlverslty of Chicago, It was
announced today. Mhu.ls ono of
eight seniors to receive this scholas
tic honor.
PLAN CIVlOb BETTERMENT
llrtstow Plans to Sik-iiiH $500,000
on Municipal Improvement.
IiHISTOW. March 17. Announcc-
.rncnts have been mado by officials
1 hero of plans whereby approxi
mately J 500.000 will bo spent lor
municipal lfffprovemcnts. Plans for
betterment of tho gas and light
ing systems call for expenditures of
130,000. A new ficven-story hotel
to cost (200,000 and tho construc
tion of a cotton compress at an es
timated cost of $200,000, aro also
among prospective Improvements.
Another announcement was that
of telephono company officials to
the effect tliat a better telephono
ystem. was being planned which
'would bo a part of tho 4, 100, 000
tmlldlng project which was started
list year.
CITY AND COUNTRY CLUB
Community Club Urea Us noun Hare
iHMMceii imral unit uiy .iicn.
PPKlll to Th World.
KlXGl'KSHKK. March 16. A
Community club has been organized
lr the business men of this city.
About 150 men and women as
pemtlod in thn Klnrrfisher court
house Monday night and started the
movement that has n Its aim tho
enlisting tho co-nncratlon of all
the ctUzons In .Kingfisher county
tor tno purposo of cultivating
fraternal snlrlt.
Tha old wall that has separated
the farmers from tho business men
Jr. this city has been dynamited and
'3 tottering to Its fall.
m Choice for Pentnnglo Debate
f-lll toThx World,
KINC1KISHRH. Msrch 18. King
fWier college has selected six men
to compose tho debating team that
will deh.itn with thn varlnus col-
lffes of tho pentangular organiza
tion. Tho Kingfisher team will moet
Kendall In tha nonr futuro In a do-
"aung contest.
. l'-I)lplomnt Lectures.
KIN'i il.'iwii mu ' rrr.k inr"
Jl. I'ulkorson, formerly vice-consul
'o Japan, lectured In Kingfisher last
'UegdilV P I flit IT,, nlnlmiirf Ihnt tllK
democracy of tho world' would bo
ved through tho putting into prac-
mo principles of Christianity,
g., . Mill Waiting for Power.
KIVnL'iuiit,,. . . .
Wahoinu Mm company has Its
- ..-n,,,ry mill nuiKiing cnmpieicu
equipped ready for tha manu
ia lurlnL' nf flnn rri-A i-
fln ". ,IIU ,11111 IO IU
;il "ei1 , aB soon as It can got powor
me city which is Installing
TSlPower plant.
FINISH ST. JOHN'S
HOSPITAL
Revival Services
lU-NiunT!
FIRST KE.
CHURCH
Skin roughness
quickly relieved by
Resinol
A llttlo touch of lloslnol Ointment
after exposure to wind or un nnd
I tunc iciifcc, urnwn reeling or tnc
I Mcln will bo promptly dispelled.
I Hhn t- lu hrtrtfl ltd titi mint nlnmnt
, soothes while It henls. Try It onco
ana you win understand why bo
mauy people recommend It.
Keslnol Shaving Stick contain th
some medlCKtlon nnd It leaves tho nkln
fre from smartlne or drynm. llolh
proiiurfi old by your tlrugyht.
Don't I'orgct the (Jrnnd Opera, Mnrvli SI-23
ONT.Y
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DOWN
Balance in easy monthly
payments puts this fa-
raous
ElectricWasher
TO WORK FOR YOU
Phonrfor Dcinoiwtrntlnn In Your Homo
This Special Offer Closes Saturday Night
at 9 o'Clock Sharp
Dode Electric Co.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
11S-121 East Second Street, Phone Cedar 1140
Ijcst you forget ('.rand Opera .March 21 und 23
Do You
Wear a
"Stout"
Suit or
Waist?
THEN you'll be delighted with "Aunt
Polly's Out Sizes" in shoes for full
formed women and girls.
In nil the season's fnvorite patterns, black,
white, brown, and in high and low heels.
Oxfords, straps, boots.
Tho slender lines imparted to these "Out
Size" shoes give them a neat and modish
appearance that does not betray the real
size. "
Tho Crawford Steel Arch Support that is
built in every shoe holds the arch in the
natural position and makes walking easier,
besides helping the shoe to retain its shape.
115 South Main Street
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Lest You Forget Tulsa's Greatest Event, Chicago Grand Opera, March 21, and 22. ,
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Just When You Want New Easter Linens, Comes This
"Derryvale" Linen Sale Vandeuers
''TffB'iiwljfcnniriitnniiimiiiiinimii.-'-
7 able Damasks
Luncheon Cloths
Napkins and Sets
Towels, Toweling
Art and Dress Linens
Pillow Tubing
This is an event that women in this vicinity and for miles
around watch for with eager eyes,, and patronize most gener
ously (luring the three days of its progress.
Nothing has been left undone to make this sale a huge suc
cess, for it is our intention lo set n new high record for values
during the sale.
Just think of itl Evary piece of snowy-while linen in this
sale is absolutely guaranteed!
Derryvale Linens are known the country over for being ono
of the finest linens made. They aro madu in Ireland the
homo of real Irish linens nnd are loomed from the finofit
flax grown.
And the values are truly rcmnrknble. Not for mhny, ninny
months have we been able to secure merchandise of this high
quality to sell at anywhere near these sale prices. Clever
women will do well to anticipate their linen requirements for
Home time to come and buy generously during the three sale
days. '
Thrifty Women Will Buy Quickly These
Derryvale Pattern
Cloths $5.00
Well do housewives know that it is
seldom that they cah purchase such
real Irish linen pattern cloths as these
for $5. They Imvc and will be priced
99 after this sale, so take advantage
of this 'offering early as we do not.
know how long the quantity will
last.
The size is 70x70, nnd there arc sev
eral very pretty patterns $5.
A better quality of those Dcrryvaic
Pattern Cloths $8.50. They have
been priced at $11.
Napkins to match, size 22x22 $10.
Regular price is $H.fi0.
Main I'loor.
All Linen Derryvale Huck
Towels, $1.19 '.
Plain finish, good quality, size 18x0;
regularly $1.50 special $1.19
Fancy All-Linen Derryvale
Huck Towels, $1.49
Very fine quality, in size 18x3G; reg
ularly $2 special $1.49
Derryvale All-Linen Toweling
of heavy white crash, 18 inches wide;
regularly 50c special 36c
Planning a New Linen Suit for This
Summer?
All Linen Suiting
$1.19 Yard
This is guarantee to be all linen, M
inches wide, and an unusually fine
quality of white linen suiting. Many a
smart suit will be fashioned from this
fine material. The saving is worth
while, as the regular pricei is $2 a
yard.
Round Thread Linen Suiting Specially
Priced $1.39 Yard
This is also in while, of exceptionally
strong weave; hard, smooth French
finish, !IG inches wide. Regular price
$2 special, $1.39.
Mi 111 I'loor,
Derryvale Linen
Sets
Thin fnmnun hrnnd of Kiiiiruiitccd llnenn In nn
extraordinary value lit the wile tulcen, Hero
lire iitrnctlvu RctK of fluent Uiility, puro Irlnh
linen,
iriitlo No. ID.1 l'nttern cloth nnd i'S tuiiiklnri
to mntchi puru hleiichcd 4rlitli linen; pome of
the ilenlcnn urn orniimentnl circular, ncroll nnd
rone; tulip, Krnpu nnd (Ireek Itoy holder, ehryx
nnthiMiium mid Orcck ley. romi nnd circular
rllilion, OilHtlo und rlhhou.
70x"0-lneli eloth nnd
13 fyiipllnN to mutch,
til Itl pilco $19.75
I'OxfiS-liicli cloth mid 12
nnpkliui to mntch; net
lalo prlco $21.50
Tabic Damask
Poth linen and mer
cerized; fine qualities
it nubiitantlul reduc
tions during this three
day flolllnB. Nolo the
uininu.il xavlnga:
69c qualities for r0o
8&c quallticH for IOu
tl.OO qualities for . "Do
S1.2& qualities for UHc
9 1.60 qualities forvjl.tll
11.75 qualities for 5 1. ail
(2.00 quaUtlcs for SI. ."ill
2.C0 qualities for SI.I'H
3.00 qualities for
$3.60 qualities for X2.NI)
14.00 qualities for $3.10
J4.10 qualities for Sit. .Ml
55.00 qualities for S:l.U.',
(COO qualities tor St. 1)5
Napkins
I.luen mid mercer
ized. Now Is tho time
to stock your linen
chests with fine nap
kins, Theso reductions
I n c 1 u d o our entire
mock ;
2.75 qualities. . S'2..tl
t.1.00 qualities. . fi.Mt
j:i.G() qunlltlcs. . SJ.HII
SC. 00 qualities. . $:.."
J !. 5 0 qualities. . $1.0,1
J7 HO quulttlcs. . 95.11.".
J8.50 qualities. . $0.0.',
110.00 qualities. . S7.MI
111' KO qualities. . !.r.0
(13.50 qualities. .$10.11.-,
110 00 qualities SII.U,',
HO. 50 qualities. . f.'..'ir.
118 CO qualities. .i:t.7.'
120.00 qualities. .31 1.7.1
(22.50 qualities. .$10.7.1
125.00 qualities. .$17.7.1
(inule No. I II! l'nttern cloth nrnf 12 napkins
to match, pine hleached Irish linen; some of
tho ileslK'is Include rune boqtift and rlhhou bor
der, circular iIokIkm ami tulip group, Ivy antl
rlhlion, holly herry und flreel; key, chrysanthemum.
7070-lnch cloth nnd 12
napkins to match; set
132.50; jf)A QQ
talo prlco Drx.OO
70xM-luch cloth and 12
nnpklnn to match; set
135; ualo (fOQ AA
prlco .... tDO.UU
Blouses of Unusual Beauty
Priced With Decided Economy
mouses of voile, georgette, crepo de chine, satin,
hatlslo and other fabrics. In shadeH of peach,
orchid, rose, henna, and various guy colorings
aro Just a few of the many appealing fabrics
Hnd shades that aro hero ready to serve your
every IiIouho problem. Homo uro with lace col
lars, others nro collarless, but al Ishow In somo
way or othor dainty embroidery touches.
Worthy of special mention nro tho now blouses,
just unboxed from l)u Droch. Han's, priced
S12 to 137.50 nnd another shipment of flno
quality, hand tailored batiste blouses, specially
priced ut JC.50. Other film blouses from $il,.iu
to $37..1(
Third l loor
Charming Sweaters
Ono cun rendUy see tho gladness of the new,
bright season reflected In the new sweaters
adaptable to dressy wear, whllo others strike
tho sports' noto with their dashing models of
rolling collars, long tdeeves. bent-back cuffs of
minora and belt of conrtasllng but harmoniz
ing color. Kach model Is wot thy of u plaoo of
honor In your wardrobe.
A very attractlvu surpllco front tic-back model
i.Vof lightweight wool In tho new tomato sliado.
beavcr-colorcd angora trimmed collar and
cuffs at 18. -A. tuxedo htylo wool sweater has
fancy pockets, bulton-trlmined and braided
sash, lightweight summer wool prlciid ..IK)
fiis'oml I'loor
fJrailo No. 121 Pattern cloths and 13 nnpklnn
to match; pure blenched Irish linen; noma of
thn deslnns Include -circular stripe, rose, spot
and plain center, ribbon Imd chrysanthemum,
plain center, grapevine with ball renter; alio
mono design, roso nnd ribbon Intertwined:
72x72-lneh cloth and 12 72xS0-lnch cloth nnd 12
napkins lo match, set napkins to match, set
137.50; CrOn AO 40; ml KQ9 Kfi
halo prlco tDOU.UU price .... tVOtOJ
(Irailc No. Pattern cloths nnd 12 napkins
to match; pure bleached Irish linen; somn nf
thn designs lueluiln I'lirnallim with spot center,
flour do lys. Ivy. und plain center, shnraton,
shamrock with stripe center, chrysanthemum
mid ribbon border, stripe center, vino, leaf mid
grapes:
"2x72-lnch cloth and 12
napkins to mutch, net
Women Will Buy These by the Half
Dozcnl
Derryvale Tea
Towels 35c
for they can make worth-while sav
ings on theso all-linen towels; havo
red and blue borders, nre 23x30
inchesand of heavy quality. Regular
price .is fiOc.
Derryvalo Half-Linen Huck Towels, 59c
Each Regular Price Is 75c
Think of saving Kic a towel on beau
tiful hemstitched half-linen towels of
heavy quality, and generous sizo
(18x3(1). Thrifty women will surely
appreciate this wonderful valuo the
minute they see them. There arc just ,
fiO do.en of these towels, which
would be just a good day's supply for
our busy linen section.
Main I'loor.
Round Scalloped Table Cloths
In several very attractive patterns.
These cloths arc 70x70 inches, of extra
'heavy quality, all linen; special
at $10.95
Napkins'lo match; special . . . .$12.50
All-Linen Pillow Tubing
Fina quality in 42x45-inch widths;
regularly $3 special $2.39
Handkerchief,
Dress and Art
Linens
Theso nro tho finest
qualities obtainable at
their regular prices
thn sale prices make
them exceptionally fine
values;
S5o qualities for COO
tl.OO qualities for 79o
$1,25 qunlltlot for 08a
11,50 qualities for $1.19
11.76 qualities for $1.39
(2.00 qualities for $1.S9
12.25 qualities for 91.70
I2.S0 qualities for tl.OA
12.75 qualified -for S-'.ll)
1.1.00 qualities for $'-'.10
(3.60 qualities for $2.H9
Lunch Cloths and
Table Cloths
I.Inen nnd mercer
ized, Noto w o rlliy
values Indeed. Women
should buy ample sup
plies nt theso prices;
12.60 qualities. . $l.0H
13.01) qualities. SJ. I'.l
13.50 Utilities. . SIMIH
11.00 qualities. . SII. I.I
1.50 qualities. . $:i.H.1
15.00 qualities.. $:i,US
(11.50 finalities.. $5.00
(X.50 qualities.. $.1.75
(8,00 qualities. . SU.U.I
($.50 qualities. , n.M
(10.00 qualities.. $7.50
(12.60 qualities.. $0.3H
(13.50 qualities. .$10,15
(15.00 qualities.. S! 1.8ft
(1C.50 qualities, .Sia.HH
(18.50 qualities. .JKl.HH
(l'J.75 qualities. .$1.1,00
(50; nahi QQ7 K(
price .... tVJ I tUJ
72x!0-lnch cloth mid 12
unpkliiH to match; set
ualo prlco $39.50
Towels and Toweling
Much ami .Mcrccrlwl
Thcro are never too many towels In one'i linen
closet, so we suggest that you "buy during this
solo nntl save."
16n qualllles for.. 130 060 qualities for 400
a0o qualllles for..l7c 75c qualities for .1o
2flo qualities for..lllo 86o qualities for OBU
30n qiialllies for.. Sin ( 1.00 qualities for 70i!
35o qualities for..l!! (1.25 qualities for UHtl
40c qualities for. :i-il 1 1.50 qualities for $1,111
30u qualities for.. :i Itl (1.75 qualities for $l.:iO
60c qualities fur..:i0u (2.00 qualities for $1.50
Sports Skirts
-(Jrnilo No. 1 HO l'nttern doths anil 12 napkins
to match; pure bleat lietl Irish linen; some of
the designs Include spot center with floral atnl
tlreek key border, trumpet, lily, ornamental
festoons of chrysanthemums, vine, leaf, and
itru pes:
72i7:-lnch cloth and 12
napkins to matrh, set
(no; siilu
price
$45.00
72x90-lnrh eloth and 12
nnpklns to match; set
sals price $46.75
Main I'loor
Clilo Sljlcs to Welcomo tho New Outdoor Season
Spring anil early summer uro always skirt
mouths, and that tho separate skirl Is to bo
moie popualr than over Is u forenoon conduit
slim because of tho many appenlliiK styles,
Huslly foiemosl among t lift favored fabrics ara
the plajd anil striped patterns In colors suk
Kosllvu of tho rjlorlous outdoor season.
A very striking skirt Is of black and whlto
checks with swipes of UnrdlnK blue, box nnd.
sttlo pleated; priced $"5.00
Thoro nro others cquully smart, of storm serse,
Jersey, plaids, whlto flannels. lUht and dark
shades In fan-tn.si ciepo antl various silks
skills for uvery occasion, priced ut $15 to $35
I hlnl I'loor
New Silk Hose Specially Priced
A vory desirable nntl flno quality Kruy chiffon
Iioeo; icKUlar (3.50 quality, special $'.'.05
Children's New Hoso
New l'"ny hoso In black, white, und brown lisle,
flno quality; an unusual valuo at 7.1c
Children's Hand Bags
Newest styles, In tnffeta and leather; most every
desired color Is represented $1.75 to $-.50
.Main I'loor
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Attend the ChlcuBO Grand Opera, Contention Hall, .Monday nnd TiioMlny, .March 21-23
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