The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 17, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921
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LILIAN C PERKINS
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DEFENSE READY TO
FINISH UP CASE
CLHJBS
MUSIC
WOMENS
WORK
ivllcwahlp.
My 1 rea'ti Hint iur-t hearen, bo
to n hr p m 1m
Tl) cup f jitroiiBlh III omo nrctt
(iKimy,
lifiktntllo Kt'iinrottl ardor, fei pflro
lllVl',
lifc-t (ho mllM l!il hvt no erttol-
ti
ll th Hwu prNue of ftntd tllf-
tmort,
.Anil in dlffii'lon err itwr InlHimr.
IU "hall I )!n lh rtir.lr InVtftllila
Whoio mtmir i th jtta'lriMW (if Hip
World.
OBonai! hmot.
Tn1h' ISvrntfl,
Itn 'pilon In homo nt Mr. unit
Mr. John II Mnntm tii vlAtllna; !)
piu' Datifthli'iN f Amm'tPHii (invo
lution, who mtvl Jiatfi lrldy In
tat confiT' in b.
HI. Patrick liilcleo mid r.00 party
In Knlhla nf Coltimhtiii home Mea
iHni,i Th'iinfia t'lwttnul, .Inhri .t.
l.'ukin nnil Cliurlca F. Martin linst-
ait. l'ntrlrtt'n tlnnr In ICiilghhi of
Columlm homii.
IIIhB will lv Informal Ht. I'nt
rloK'H ilnnro In tlnlr linmo.
Mrs. 14. J. Ilrannnn will Klvo lietu
flt Ht. 1'nlrlPk'H lirlil v" In hrr homo,
for Knrrnl Hrnrt pnrlah.
Mntlral-ti'it In Country rluli, hon
oring wIvi'H (i ml IiiiIIps hnro In lit
tunilnniio at ronvi-ntlon lining hold
dy pntrnloiitn kio1ukIhIm
MomlnniPH ('. A. Clmnl nnrt V. !'.
Owm will rntrrtntn nt lirlilun lunch,
rein In Clmnl homo. '
Mr. ntul Mr. Klvol II. Holm wilt
rntortnln nt IlrltlKo.
Tn ! i v m nlriK t an Informal
iliiru m juuiv. A I i f f -1 aiilT wax
"rvi(! Pi em i t Misaia and
MifliimiM T. !' Mi I'h'-i'iiii, C. A.
.fi.fim. 'I' It Mii.i vA W. Mr,
ham. I. V. MpiiI. W K. MclAln, It.
i' WliHon unit K. V. Wlliy.
IIOM Xiiiiiiil.
Mra. n. r. Ttftinritnon Jr.. will
i":iti an hoMvra nt thn rtwular
illnnrr .llanrf In I In- Cmifitry rluh
hi Hat unlay I'VctiliiK in-tcud of ilm.
I 'D. Koaaor no tn dnled.
Club Events
Cn m il'll-Sln iihThtj".
Mr. mill Mrs. I.on II. Nlnnntiory of
this rlty nntmtinro thn tmtrrlngii on
Wpilnrnilny mornlni; of tliHr iliiuich
tnr Tnottnh tii Mr. Mux t'nnitlii'lt.
nlpo of Ihla rllv. nnil of Mra. K I.
Cnniphill nf Vlnlln. Dr. 0. Vf. Iforr.
pnntor nf Ilm l'lrat Matlinrtlat Wmi'Mi.
thn inlnlMrr who mrtil tlici ntiptlnl
ocrvlcn unllltm' Mr. nnrt Mra. Rtruix
liory, pnrnnlH nf Urn hrlilo, tifflilat
cil. Mr. nnil Mra. OitnptHI will Im
nt hntnn nfltT Aiirll 1, In thilr hotnr.
IS 1 2 Tcrrnn ilrlvo. Mra. I'ditipl'i-ll
wnro n mnnrt Inlllvitr iiiIiUiIkIU IiIiip
cloth with hat mnl nrciiorloa of
drown, hor flowcrH llclnw h fnra.iKn
of vlolota, pink ronibuila nnil llllra
of thn vnllpy. Hho la tlio i'llo!it
dauKhtcr In the fttntiadrry hntnn, n
popular member nf thn ynuwrcr pit
hern nnrt n rhtirmlnB h'lrl piaatinatlr,
atno iitiilowcil wild benilly unit In
tellect. Hho la n Krmltmtn of Krmlnll
cnllrno nnil nlto nttonilml llrciiau
ooIIpro tit (InltiHVlllo, (la.
riillilrrii'a 1'nrtv.
Mra. J. M. Kllltnn has lanirt Invl
Intlonn for n rhllilren'a pai'tv. vhlpti
who will irlvo Knturilny nOPrnimii,
oompllnipntnry to thu rlishlh hlrtti
ilay nnnlvcratiry of lier ilaushtpr
liYiuieon.
Cnittrrtiii-AVhlllnV or,
Antioiinpiitiii'iit Ih mniln nf ttio
mnrrliiKo of MIh Iiotio 1). AVhlttakpr
of Hurnln, Can., to Mr. ainnrt O.
Cnnionm nf thla city, UViliirailny
morning, Mnroh 10, nt Trinity Mpls
ooptil pluirrh, ltov. llolfo I'. Crum
of f icIatlriK-
KlHtrli t .MootltiKx.
Tho AVommi'H Mlmloimry aoolclv
of thn Klrat lluptlat i luui'li will lmv
lt (llntrlct mvutliiKH toilny In thn
hnmoM of Mra. W. O. JnniPH. 125'
Hiiat JiiHimr atrncl; Miw. 11. llailtn
Kiirncr. 71 North Vlotor Htroot; Mra.
A. ). Kpiuu'ily, ifilfi Bonth Newport
nvptitia; MrH. Amzl llakor. O'iO Houtli
Donvor! Mra. J. I), l'llcnuk. 602
Houth IJIrIii; Mm. Dawaon Hlmnnon,
09 Woat Ninth.
A hi siwirty.
"Women of thu Alii noclrty of tlio
Klrwt Chrlxtlnn church will meet
Thurailny nfturnoon In tlio parlorn
of tlio clutrch.
Tcclon SfwUiic.
M'omcn mf .Mooo, Heart legion
will do entertained iy Mra. Krnnlt
Noe, Thurailny 'nftoi'nonn 111 tho
homo of Mra. Weil MJIIer, 1719
Smith Vorrest nvonuo, Mm. Miller
nnil Mra. I'. Marturle will he assist
ing hoatetacu,
l'ni-lj- Ontlnc Pnrty.
A pnrty of ynuiiK peopln triivo a.
fnrowiill tinrtv law evening In honor
of Mr. V. W. Keratntter, who Ih
loavhiK "nun to timUn lili Iioiiid In
Mlnneaotii, Tha purtv went to
Uruner atntlnn fur kmliikltiK anil to
cook supper In tho open.
Dnni'lni; I'nrty.
,Meaar. ami .Meadamen OenrKo J.
IMiylU'lt mul W. 1). Mm ea worn hoatw
Viiiiaiiiil rpiKiimi
Tulaa lira rrni lraim will praai-nt
Mra. Carol n Htalth Hi 111. aftlati
renrtci. In a l'inri ri" Itnl at tho
Prilvpriliy of Tnlan. frlrtav. Man-h
1 4, thn mikjpi" I v Mm. Held In U
"Thn Contampor.iry Mmma o Ire
laml." .lohn Knovilca Veavr, nin
lat, anil Mra. II. .'. WuBgn, aoprann,
will aarUt on th prorntn.
Ilrlilur- find, v
Mra. (1. .1. tirapknnv rntnrlHlnnil
tnntnhl'ia nf Dip tl II. UllllKn rhil
on Ttipaiioy. Mr. C, N. Klna-abttry
a nil Mra. H. Akin mail fit at and
apponil aeore, Hperlal trnrala wrn
Mnaitamaa Charlra Ooiinely. .lubn
Itlakn, t.nofKt J'ohlnr. Amlruw Itnr
fnl anil c. It. Inwpv Tin nnut mnat
ln will be lifld with JJra. C. IS.
liana.
'mimiU Chid,
Tlila weak'a meellnt nf the Tnaa
ilny llnok 1 1 1 1 wna helil Titaailay
nflnrnoon In Din Iwmr nf Mlaa 1hIiI
ronila, on WiMt fifth atrnnt. Thn
program mm nlmiK ('iliiPHtlonnt
1 1 una, a papei on "Women of Tumor
row Nel thn Collaaja of Toilay."
IihvIiik ! n't "nil bv Mia. CUikIk l(.
I'rlilily. nnil iinotbrr on "Mpii Who
Am Maklnir Atttprb ii." 1wiIiik liern
eontrlbiiteil by Mia N. W. Miiyln
nca. .MrH. l'rank 1. Townapinl will
be hoateaa to the rind women nt
their next menllni?. ntnl the program
on (IiIh oecaalon will bo ilevotnil to
rlvlex.
Personal Mention
Mrn, O IS. (Vnwny of KnnaaH City
la vlallltiR her pirrntH, Mr. mnl Mrs.
13, J. MrJunklll.
Mm. W. .1. Wnmllirr of Unrtlea
vllle, will nrrlvo toiloy lo attend thn
Ii. A. It. hUUu eonferetipe. Mra
Wooilllff la nlan n nnMiibpr of the
official aluff, 1'. 1). C. beltiR atatu
reKuilrur.
Mrn. Hlidert DnvlH on Ronlh Ilna-
tnn avenue, haa n her KiieHt, Mini
KHtollo llobb of JeraeyvlIU-, III.
island'is health resort
IIoiiiq nt-tlobliiMin CriiMic Colonlrd
IIH I'll 111 lO I'lllJKIOUIIll,
VAM'AUAIHO, l'ob. V, Juan
rertnliiilez labinil, 4S0 .mllia wnat of
ViilpnriilKo, wblely reitnhil iih tlio
apot nrouiiil which tho atnry of
Itoblniion Criiaoo wua written, In In
bo tjirneil into ti health rcaort ne
roriHiiu tu prenent pinna of tho
Chilenti government.
n'lic li'iiml Ih 13 in 1 1 (vi tone anil
fillr iiiIIdb wide. Vegetation U
fbunilant. Many klmla of frulta
lillvo there ulid tlio sen In the vl-
u'ltilly awtirniH with a specliiH of rod-
ilNli mid inuit It ten of aenm, necoril
lint to a recont vljiilor.
'J'lio tirtiml original of Ilofoe'a
lory nf rruaoo wna anld to have
been Aletunder Helklrk, ono of n
new of btiueaneur.a, who ipinrreled
itltli hi.4 akljiper and wiih marooni'd
at hla own reiuoat on Junn Kernan
ilor, whero Itn Hpent four Jonely
reiira. Tho grotto whern Ki'lklrk la
anppotied to hnvn lived with hla man
I'Vlrtuy Htill Ih to bn ai't'ii, A Itrltlah
warahlp vlallod tlio liliuid in 1 SOS
itntl memliera of the crew cipctod n
tablet In memory of Helklrk
Borne ycuiH ngo tho Chiltiiti gov
erninont nttvmpted to coloiil'o the
Inland and fc-avc free imexano to cni
Igrmita, but the Kriieiiio waa n full
mo unit th IMand now ha only 200
Itilmbltiinta,
ii'VllMcii rfi"M I'A'ii-: m.k
id frndant and aaki-il that thn Jurnra
lo thnlr own mind nmpnr Ihf two,
the ona Hltl a look of guodnpaa
anil honawty In lui fain and thn
ollmr "pallitnj fpi, wnll talloii'd,
Mill Imuntlfiil (fuia, prettily r olf -fuml
linlr, nnil wb'i from thla wll
t.ea stand unveil to you like a
dov"
Shm Clnrn'n Slnry WW Stinlleit,
Mr. Hrown aaaeitait that Clara
Miimoh'a alory of thn about Ing of
Mr. llnmon, un'-la of her fm mer
liuatmnil, nnil Willi whom alio hail
lived eight 1r nlnn yeara, na told
fiotn the wltnnaa ataml yeaterday In
a a' IiimiIpiI, tiag' Oli- volen.
A i i.Miaot twwn I'oionel Iliunon
noil I'lura, Introilti' nil n nvlfK in a
natPiiUy nd In whl'h aim agii-nd
i ! k for thn lolmiol fur tii u
iH'fk, aiibjart to diaconllnnanco on
iu.i wp.'ka' ti'itbr, inovldnd that
n hi Ul a child, hoy or gnl. Im b ru
r 'liPIr rnlAtlor - audi li i : tl abonhl
rmrlyn $2S a, p('k, tin 'rncojnlanil
by lha fathea, and hh.ue In the
llainoti vatate aftei- thn coIonnlM
death, alan wna made much of by
(ha Npv.lal proxacutor.
Her WelnthcH Keiixtl nt llnntn.
Ilia raferencna in her a a womin
who hail eiept into thn Hatnon hunic
ami who had aolil hvrcelf bofly nml
on I tu ought toin tho young dn
fenilunt no algn of moot Ion. 1 1 r
uii'li', Hen lla'rilaou of Hpokune,
Waab.. who nnt ppnltln hla nlaen In
the court room (or thn flrat lima,
aeowleil at thn iittnrnny, and thn
fnqoa or tha Other lolntlvea gioupod
about ahowoil nlgna of innrkeil dla
,iiproval aa bn rpftrpil to the Hntlth
family oa having profiled by tho
lljlcli rnlatlona nt Clara Uhiiioii with
I'olonel Iliunon.
In opening hla adilreaa to thn Jury,
Mr Itrown nindn wbnt wna Inter
prptml In aom iiunilpia ua an nnolo
gv for hla .rcmoika ynmprduy In
which hn iMfi.ri lit to .Mra. .1. 1,.
Mmlth of 1-J 1 l'uao, Texan, mother of
I'latn Ifntnon, na tlu "old woman."
t Hiiihh biblical SIiiiIIch.
Throughout Ida talk Mr. Ilrnwn
plcil In IllblkHl and hlatorlcnl utili
ties In pointing, lip wild, tho wny lo
ilnty for tho Juror.
Itn paid a tribute to hl.a younger
In other, ItiiKHell II. Itrown, former
lounly attorney of Cutter county,
wlo placed Ihe Infornintlon ehnrgluu
mutiler agnlnat lltim llnmon worn
being made lo mvor tip tlio ohho
from InvcHllgiitlun.
Hhoulil It be rtileil tomorrow
morning that nrgumenta In the trial
nru not enileil. the ilefouao counael
nlll preant tint f Itn inemberH
- i t
' i f' i "' i I.. r il 1 in I ' 1
t in iln a Ih. fni.il irgnyii n j
Dcrctiie Wny I'm on Three
Tin in torn will In f i in- a II
M i't in .mil Iiji Lui I Ii tin iil n
Nidmoie inid Mr M' l.i an Mr
I M nt In i a la the pnaent nmiilv ntt'H
iH y of t artar county. Iln wna re
tatnid ly Ctara llatnon Imore he
' inaiiiopit office. Joe P)nn ChaMpton
la the twin brother or the prpahllny
JtitlVe.
i At flrat It wna unrteratocHl a five-
hbnr limit for arh at do hail
agred upon, but later thn agree
ment waa broken off, and. If 'be
rgtirmtnta ar teaumnil. the attor
nea will not da llmuit In their if
for ta.
Thn raaa mads rapid progreaa to
day and the defenan counatl. with Ita
trump utieiioaeil. confidently pm
dli led th.it thn cnan tonight nould
bo In tho lianda of the Jury. The (!
fnh announced ttiat It mated wh'n
Juilga Champion rulad tnaitir.taaHbb'
m tiutnbcrr of tntlera purporlcl I"
tiayn Upon written by fjolonet llnm
on lo (,'lMra flatnon. The id fena"
had an exception lo Ida oritur en
tered. .
The ataln hurried through with I'
rebuttal tnatlmnrcy. ofrerlng tmtl
tnony by five wltnenata. thren of
whom prcUnuaty had tMltlflwil.
IVeellng Cm'h ItlalrV Slor.
That of Ham ItHfr, n Chicago re
pnrter. wag sabl by Attorney f!r.n
eral Preellnjr to bnva been Ilm tnnnt
ImiKirlnnl. Mr. Illalr obtained an
Interview wttti Ilm defendant wtiltn
ahn waa a fugitive In Chihuahua ritv.
Mexbo Todiy on the atnnd to anlil
that tlm Interview n printed wia
"In aubatiincp" ua wna glvpn to dim
by flam llatnon Hp anld he wint"
It 30 doura after he obtained It and
after returning to 131 I'aao. Trx.ia.
ami bad taken no nnt.
In tlm Inlarvlnw Illnlr had minted
flnrn llnmon na hnlng ipfcireit to
u will which Iip an Id ahe an Id ahn
believed would tin kept hidden Until
nfmr hr trial and then brought to
light; n a having told him of tho dc
talla of a fight on the night of No
vember 21. loat, when Colonel Until -on
waa allot fatally, nnil na having
an Id that ahe dated tlio (lend m.in
for the 10 yeara' ilomlnanrn he hid
held over her.
In examining Mr. Illalr. Attorney
Oeimral Krocllng held In hla hand a
copy of tlm printed Inlet view nnil
rend from It. An effort to Intro
duce na nvldeiico a tiewapaper con
talnllig 'thn Interview wiih objected
to by defense connHel, "mul thn ob
jection wna MiiMtnltuid 'dv tlio court
NurM-'M Story Contradicted.
Krrelt Dunlap and Doctor Wnltpr
Hardy, reapectlvely a dualneas.na'io-
Into of Mr. llnmon and tlio aurgeon
who operate,d on him after ho wis
ahot, rnrnlled ua wlttieaea. tmllfli d
I that tde atatement of Mian Hi. h i
i Cnunon. n nurae nt tlm llnrdy aanl
' tat in in. who had preceded them on
Hie atnnd. linil I old them h)ic lind not
c'.ared they wilt make reprisal. In
event t.f a wanton mriKe involving
,t hprrcd when Ministcr-Robbcr Indicted rt X&yft
runner uvmva um.iw :- ,p--; -n Tuyii:
ians aaaocinuon nas jormany o
I3ANVIU.K. 111.. March U. Hcv.
iuy Kvlo and Iiren Wininmaon
or Mount
here thla
viand Inrv
tho CnllniJ Htates man ai .viouni
Vernon of J1S5.000. Kyle, who Is
In jn.ll at Mount Vernon, haa con
feaaed. W'llllnmaoti detilt-s the
chtirge.
. n in' I it'I v
t ' ir.i II iti i w.
ni..rring f. ll vvli.g tb" nhtutlng
M, s ( it.t.. ii i. -'Ifii il ii,. iw
Ita tui .r b'dd ..ut Mi .n-iiiM pull f l.ira
t him and klas In r
I 'imti ( oncliialnii of Hie Htte'a re
buttal nt In 30 i nnrt rnceaavd until
S o'clock to permit .ludgn.Chiimplon
to preparo hla ehargn to thn Jury.
Notwithstanding that today wai
Iho hotlntt of thn year In Ardmorp.
the court room remalnml pai ked
during Hie foiir-and-a-half-hour
recnaa. Hon Itinehna nppnnrnd and
anndwlch and eobl drink aellera el
bowed their way through tho crowil-
il ourtroom.
t V?fnnn III wrrVlndlrtel communications or t.afflc or In any
a a fprnoon b ' l iVfrffi y endangering Ido public health
."chaTedVt
.Mollixw lilt Hack.
ortAf., Auatrln. March .0. -Wear-
fuse to visit or prescribe for the sick.
WINS SUIT ON DEMURRER
Court ltofii.PH Hi Allow DntnngcH to
roller In AuUimohllo Accident.
Judgment for tho defendant, O. C.
Gillette, on demurrer
offered dy It E. Kuibr i
modlto collision ault, , i
district court Wcdnc.-1 ,
littler asked damage
tho wrecking of his r i
atrect and Houldcr a, . ,
1, 1915.
Tho court found lb at
son, driving his car, w.
Kent immediately prior t ,
dent nnd that the p'.al
not iccover damaged mist ,
tlio cars collided.
NATURE PUT IRON
. FOR YOUR BLOOD
In the It inks of grain and the perls,
and akint of ruiU and vegetable
but mniUrn mrnhotl of conlirry thrmr n )
lh4 Ihtntta HWrty Un' o tin Hurn.in
lncrfii9 In atuiMiWa an tnrv a(iori ,f
tho Mood wIMi Itn nrrr rti t nn tttn(l
of 3)-miitmn of tivrvnu It rttHln it Rett
iri irrAicnfM, futlitut. Ui n t""l
rte.
Ktlher c t'U to n-aur r tnko
rr((anli Iron Nuxattrt trim to hflp tn
rich your Ulontt himI rrvllaIUr vour worn
nut xhu(ril iii-rvcn Uvir 4 00,000
PopIo Atmunlty art utlnx U. Nuxutpit
Iri.ii U by U tlrutrctntM - A.Ut.
The Suzanne Shoppe
We Announce the Opening of an Exclusive
Ladies' Wear Shop at 606 South lloulder
This occasion dramatizes tho beautiful and
the new in apparel modes for Spring, the
beautiful and new in style inspiration, in col
or, in nature and texture of materials. Tho
spirit of freshness usually associated with
Spring is felt with greater intensity in these
smart Gowns, Hats, Blouses, Sweaters,
Sportswear, and other details designed to
enhance the beauty of Spring costumes.
The Suzanne Shoppe
606 South lloulder with Mrs. J. U Orr
Phone Osuuc SUSS
v Ground Floor of Robinson Arcade ))
j Savings will be effected by Women j
j and Misses who choose from )
, ) this sale of new
! Easter Frocks
j Worth 1530, $35 to $40
Hunt's Daily Store News
vor,. in.
TJIUHSDAV, MARCH 17, 1921.
NO. 17
' "tyV" via
Spring
'Fashion Exhibit
Unveiling of Our Windows Occurs
Tonight at Seven o 'Clock
A cordial invitation is extended to all to inspect our Spring window exhibit
of fashions
WOMEN MISSES' CHILDREN
SUITS FROCKS' ' WdAPSl
BLOUSES 1 SKIRTS
CHlUDREN'STWElAIiy
PIECE.dOOD.
MILONERY
SPbKTS'WEAR:,i
ACCESSORIES
"Come a-loohinn" during these dags of special display. Inspect at your
leisure the handsome new apparel we've assembled here for you.
Come, expecting to see the choicest creations in each line garments se
Ivcled for their beauty of style, their richness in quality and fabric, and
fine workmanship. Come, then, knowing that here in Tulsa you can select
garments which for style and quality and moderate price arc not surpassed
in the largest fashion centers.
This is the first opportunity to sec the authoritative Spring Fashions we
hope you'll avail yourself of it.
1
1 v.
The HUNT Co.
DEPARTMENT STORE
: r
IiKst you roittJirr, c.uand opkha, jiahcii 21 and 22
FINISH ST. JOHN'S
HOSPITAL
A populnr price that brings values of unusual in
terest, with Easter only two weeks away ami
economy sharing importance with .style. The col
lection is quite comprehensive, including tailored
and drossy models in the highest approved styles
of the season. A saving opportunity of which you
will want to lake early advantage.
Frocks of Iricotinc, taffeta, tricolettes, Migno
nette 'and satin, showing eyelet embroidery
tunics oft novel design, panel and drape effects
and beautiful beaded designs. Tan, gray, rust,
taupe, navy and black. Sizes 1-1 to M.
You Can Always Do Better nt the Advance Shop
Will Help You
Clear Your Skin
fr of Cui LkrfclrtM, XL X, WM&, Uui.
I to
Kill That Cold With
FOR
Colds, Coughs
CASCARA u QUININE
AND
Grippe
. Neglected Colds nro Dangerous
TaVa no chances. Keep this ntandard remedy hamly for tha flrat soeeia.
Breaks up n cold in 24 hours Rellavos
Grlppo In 3 days Excellent for Headache
Quinine In this form dors not affect tho head Cascara is best Tonic
Laxative No Opiate In Hill's.
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
BAB
1EATE
T0 YOU WANT vour friends to avoid vou? TheV
"I J J - 4
SJ will certainly do so when your breath is bad.
There is no excuse. for anyone having a bad
breath. It is caused by disorders of the stomach
which can be corrected by taking Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many have been permanently cured of
stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after
years of suffering. Price 25 cents per bottle.