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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1021
News of Sapulpa
ROBERTS TO PEN
FOR FIVE YEARS
Kivc Women on Stand
Said That They Had
Been Married to Him
D0UBLE1SBLAMED
Maintained Innocence to the
Last Claiming Mistaken
Identity
Legislative Sidelights
Large Number of Mcnsures Filter Through the Home Hop.
per on Last Two Days of. the Eleventh Week of Legit
Jativc Session Senate Now Has '132 Bills to Its Credit,
House 531 Impeachment Trials to Outrank Every
thing Else From Now on Bill Passed for the Jake
Hamon Estate.
0V a' to Tlie World.
BAITLIW, March 21 Ucorco
llobirU, alias Uoortto Muck, ullim
11,1-y IJcvorn, and hIrci known
ui.dur navrral other iiIIIiihch, wan
this mornlMR nontcnecd to five yours
In the penitentiary after conviction
on ii cliurRu of bigamy by Jutlne
dnyiord- Wilcox. Huberts tin to tho
last, mid even after sontenco was
pronounced, maintained .Jils Inno
cen. o ami nssortca mat it wan a
iii.se of mltttakon identity. Ho
Ui is that a doublo 1st tho "lady
id. I' r" and it tho ono who has dono
nil the marryintr.
live women who were put on the
u.tnesa stann icsuncd tnut ttiny
ero married to Hobcrln und only
one admitted having n divorce.
r.obcrtH was arrested hero nevcrol
months ano for pohhIiib hud cherkn.
Tho bigamy chargo dovelopcd later,
when an Investigation wan made.
Officials say that tho man Ias been
married at least seven time
Margaret Douglan Smith, f first
uoman to take tho stand, testified
that Roberts- married hor several
months ago in Oklahoma City and
after staying with hor about a week
disappeared. Tho next two women
untitled under tho names of McOce,
ono as Inez McOoe. Iloth identified
him us their husband. Another
woman, giving tho name of Uuth
Thompson, told of marrying him in
Boutltern Oklahoma nbout a year
iifto. Miss nthel Duncan of thin city
also took tho stand and testified
that she marrlod tho man here in
September. Tho next womun -re-fujod
to givo her namo, but said
that sho married tho man under the
namo of Harry Dovore on April 7,
1919, A few months Inter, she mild,
lie obtained n, dlvorco for deser
tion. Hoborts. when ho took tho stand,
denied being married to any of tho
women who testified against him
(iiid stoutly maintained that he was
y o. w. n. hinds. i
OKi.Alip.MA f.TV, March SI.
Odds and ends marked tho cloao of
tho eloventh legislative week, al
though a largo tinmhrr of measures
filtered through tho houso hoppers
on tho closing days. U A. lVarson
of liollls endeavored to singo n
third appoarnneo for Ylts measuro
to repeal the Income tax law, but
It Is now apparent that It will be
hard to keep either houso long
uwny from tho task of determining
tho final appropriations.
Tho nennto hns accepted tho Iiouho
measure which would uuthnrizu pay
ment of as much as 100.000 for
stato lands or other lands, provided
such Is found to ho needed for hos
pital purposes.
Tho senate has 432 bills to Its
credit and the houso has GUI. From
tho standpoint of Introducing meas
ures no one can ehargn tho members
of either house with being lazy. And
tho session laws of 1021 will make
a largo looking volume, although
the fate of somo of tho larger meas
ures nro still In the balance.
In tho final week-end scramblo
Hepresontatlvo Hessle McColgln of
linger Mills county secured u "recon
sideration of tho vote by which tho
houso had previously killed her
measure for child hygiene In the
publlr srliools.
The Highway Department,
Adoption of tho house investigat
ing committee's report on tho stnte
highway department was ono of tho
week-end features. Tho fnct that
tho statu administration Is not going
to stand by this department was
recognized in these reports not moro
than a week ago. In fnct, tho steps
had been previously taktm whereby
the administration could lift that
cloud and spenkcrs on the floor of
the scnato had Intlmuted that there
wns to be Immediate, reorganization,
Including all of thoso who wore cen
sured by the report of the committee
which made tho Investigation.
Reports mado relatlvn to appoint
lvo officials will take no other
courso than simple adoption or re
jection of adverse roports, Of
course, other action could follow,
but tho Impeachment trials will
occupy tho hoards for a time and
probably will outrank tho fights to
still bo hnd on tho general appro
priation bills, still to he fought out
and with tho membership of the
two houses In none too pleasant
relations. -
The houso appropriations are
largo and there Is a very decided
minority In tho sennto which may
undertake to do some whittling
in fact, It can ho fore
not the "he vamn" they took him
fnr He claimed that bn win n . downward.
rr.Hrn brakeman mid never had canted that the houso may under--cared
anything for tho ladles." tako to cut down Uk sonata allow-
, uueea and that tho scnato will return
the compliment,.
Hut It must not ho forgotten that
no legislator can quarrel well whllo
serving for $2 per day- as when
serving for $C. He may ho bravo
and try, hut there .Is generally n
lessening of courage somowhero
along tho line.
Tho coming week finds tho pro
grain big thcro will probably ho
two Impeachment trials. Tho demo
cratic senators arc 'making- ready
to receive these charges on the
fighting lino. And tho men Im
peached do not seek delay; In truth
Trnpp has been angry because tho
charges against him did not come
up moro rapidly. Under ordinary
circumstances tho lieutenant-governor
Is nbla to appear calm and dig
nified, but everything hue not boon
all dignity around tho statehouso
for tho past several days, und oc
casionally a visitor may hear words
considerably more expressive than
olegant, but that often happens 'ti
week or ten days u lie ad of u time
when an Oklahoma legislature is
ready to stop work.
Tho twelfth weeks close, will
C. E. HEAD SPEAKS
Male Only One Stop In Slate on
Tour of Southwest on
April :i.
Spfc.nl to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITV, March 21.
Dr. i'rancls K. Clark, lloston, .Mass,,
president of the United Moclely of
Chrlitiun Kndeavor and of tho
World Christian IJndcavor Union,
will bo In Oklahoma City April 3
and ulll deliver an address nt 3
p. in., in the First rrcsbytcrlan
church.
Doctor Clark, who organized the
J'lrst Christian Endeavor society
1'cbruary 2, 1881. in fho WllllMon
Congregation church nt Portland,
Maine, will make a tour of tho
southwest tho latter part of March
And tho first of April. Ho will
visit Mexico and on the return trip
will bo In San Antonio on Mffreh 30,
Houston March 31, Dallas April 1,
and Denton nt tho Fort Worth dis
trict convention April 2.
.His only top in Oklahoma will
lift In nil.llinma f-1 1 1 nn.l liimf pltilu
ef ststo endeavorers aro expected! not find those appropriation nues
to attend the meeting. tions settled. It is Impossible for
: tnoy aro numerous mo utititting
program coming up separately witn
each institution forced to stund on
Its own merit. If It has any. These
measures all require time, that be
Ipg truo whether they fall or
carry.
There nrn 200 bills on tho
calendars with ,moro than ordinary
backing and thoy can not bo lopped
off by a mnglo wand. And somo of
them will ho fought for in tho elos
ing days. The last duy of a legls
aturo genorully sees a largo num
ber of thrso mi'usiircN mlunrcd
with very llttlo conmdeiatlon given
them, but wliero so many of thorn
which contain appropi Mtlimu it
mouim a luthcr closo scrutiny In
tho majority of Instances.
A State luclng lllll.
Tho house has passed tho slate
racing hill Introduced hv Admlro of
Ollton. It Is a replica of the Mary
land racing law and went through
tho house without a determined ef
fort being made to stop it- It was
Introduced by Itepresrntatlvc KIdcr
of Kay county two years ago. but
fulled to get serious rousldoiatlon.
a minion inn.
Senate lllll Sit. JR6 by Carloek
has passed the hotnfe, It wM ad
mittedly a Jako 1,. Hamuli net. us
it pormlts executors and ndtnlnlX
tratoiM to conduct a going business
by order of tho court. Thorn was
no opposition to Tiio measure in
either houso, nt least not of u de
termined nuture. in fact it ropcals
tho old law which required admin
istrators and executors to closo out
a business ln a ccrlnln period of
time. v
If compelled to follow tho old
law, tho Hamon estato would suf
fer llltli h liniftlleif fur In?. In tl.-t
the business Is of such magnitude
that It could not bo disposed of to
an advantage In tho period of time
Pi escribed under tho former
statute.
Pcnt'soii Is InnuHtlu'.
Representative I., A. I'eursdn ol
Hollis has a resolution which asks
the houso Investigating commit
tee to furnish the names of all tho
auditors and attorneys used in
making tho present legislative In
vestigation, Including detectives If
there bo any; the amount of money
so paid or promised to be paid.
The resolution was tho first gun
from th democratic house minor
ity and looks toward a detailed re
port from Chairman Miitthow1
committed on Investigation. The
committee employed two attorneys,
Kornngay of Vlnlta and nmbry of
Oklahoma City, the first a demo
crat und the hint mentioned a re
publican, Auditors wero also cm
ployed ; In fact an auditor was kept
busy all of tho time.
Under tho usuul rule of proced
ure the housp, ns a grand Jury,
utilizes such help as tho committee
deems necessary and the compen
sation Is voted by tho houso which
has solo control over such outlays,
as tho senato llkewlso controls tho
payments when the. proceedings
reach that body.
Under that proceude the Pearson
resolution would bo effective even If
no action should be taken on it for
tho reason that fho final rrpoit
would have to contain the informa
tion asked for by the gentleman
from Mollis.
Wheels Within Wheels;
Oklahoma. City may change
tomcwhat relatK'o to tho organiza
tions now held In the two houses
for a purely local reason, The city
Is to havo an election early In April
and the governor and mayor, oncn
boon companions, are now not at,
peace.. In fact tho morning uews
puper of the capital city, recog
nized ,us being at least friendly to
tho governor. Is out trying to bag
tho mayor's candidates for office.
Stato Chairman lien l-aFayctto Is
trying to uld tho mayor, and there
can be developments expected In the
senate, although of courso no one
would pretend to lipllovo that would
mako a change in tho votes, hut
Just some llttlo unplcasuntnciH
might result. That's all. Still tho
rONTI.Nl'KI) ON I'AUK TKN
7-STORY HOTEL
INBRISTOWSOON
Structure to Cost $225,000
Planned; Other Uuild-
jng Talked
'am
Hpeelal loTlie World
HRIKTOW. Okla.. Mm eh 21- C
II. Roberts of Claremore, announced
yesterday his Intention to toiixtrutt
u soven-story brick hotel here nt a ,
cost of S22&.0U0. It mil contain ,
about 00 rooms, being finished fit.
tho insldo ttlth marble mid on tbr
outsldo with whlto stone. 'Hie 10
cation was not given mil.
Of I), flroom, caahtor of tho First
National bank and R I, !nn uill
brick business houses between FlghMi
brlekh uslnoss houses between 1 Sight Ii
nnd Ninth streets on the west sldo
of Main nt a cost tif about 2fi0.(i0o
(IrOom announced today All build
ings will be of flrc-proof construction.
(room to Mo Still In .bill.
JpfpUl in Tlir Wntl.l.
PONCA CITY, March 2t. -Tho
wedding day of .VJIss lil.inrh l.mas
hns been postponed the so ojid time
within tho past ten days because
of tho ro-nrrest of her -sweetheart,
Paul Lawson, on a forgery churg.
They wero bfthrdlng n northbound
train here for Wlnfleld, Kans., on
Mnrch l", for tho purpose of mnrry
Ing when nn officer arrested I.nw
lon. Ater ""vrnl dny In r(iimi
ho was released. Intenillug to wed,
but was re arrested on another for
gery thnrgo. In the meantime Mist
l.uias has gone to Missouri' to visit
l her parents and wait developments
nrii
NEURASTHENIA
NERVE STARVATION
ADUeate of tho Down llrattrd Pmc
Heal ndvlc on what to do.
,Mnny a man Ii broktn ti'iwn ami ilU
rouragril without havinr any actual illa
on In vrgana and tlmilra. - lis laa
loat hit crip, ferl weak ami ncrvuua nn't
vvtrythlni looka dark. II" la auffrrmic
from tliv Kroat Amarlcan illaraae Nrursa
tlH'Ma or nrrvo atarvallnn, dun t'i nvor
work, wort)-, continual hurry an, I twvnu'
alrnln. Tli lonKr tlila runllnuia tin
mora certainly wllt It rml In ral illaeaae
of hla orsana, hla nervea or Ida ml'el.
.Such a man ahoulil live nn the almnl
food. eat plenty of eooWed fruit nl
areen veKelahlee, aleep nine liwiiraa at nlihl
If lie ciiu, an hour In ttie afternoon "rut
feed hla rtarvln nervea ami wcali, thin
b1ool. with a kuoiI nerve anil hlood foml.
llko Niuated Iron. Nuxateil Iron conlaina
a prnJuct hrouuht tu tho attention of the
1 're nih Acailriny at Muillclne liy the celr
tiruteil Poctnr Itobln. which lepreaenle
Hi., nrlnctiiab clmmUil cunetliuent of
hcIIvq ihlnK n-rve force. It nlvo contaloa
Kenulne nrxanlc Iron like the Iron in
your lilooit ami like (ho Iron iln aplnach,
tcntlla ami aiilea.
Nuxaieit Iron may therefore be aali to
he n real nerve ami bloo.1 (out! atnee It
eunpllea the prlntlj.nl Inirreilleiita itrmunil
eil by your nervea unit dinar to rive you
etrengtfi, enerK), fnice am! endurance. It
often Increaeea the bodily and mental
vliror of weak, wornout. dimn heurted.
nnd nervoua fnlWa In two weeka ttme.
Your mnticy will b raftimled by the
manufacturers If It dora not nruduae pir
Irrtlv aatlaflct.irv reaulla. ror ealo by
all ilruirlat. Advt.
PLACE FOR SUMMER SESSION
-Musntilo and Methodist Dormitories
J)cm for Fenialo UVachcrri.
Bpeelal to The World.
Von. MAN, March 21. Dormltor
! and private rooms at tho Uni
versity of Oklahoma artvrapldly be
ing resorveil fnr tlio Hummer iii.ii.
sjon, Miss Helen Holbrook, unlver-1
" . v. j. Bccrciary, ucciarco
recently.
Tho Masonic dormitory, which
will be opened to women teachers
only who attend the summer scs
Hon. will accommodate approxi
mate y no toaehcrB. The rooms
W'1I hnvo facilities for two persons
to each room, and will rent for J20
Por person for tho duration of tho
fumnicr term. Tho Methodist d.ir
JtUtory for girls and teachers will
ni 'or 50 I10r 'on"' PC room
Jill iwo rersons to tho room. Thero
"HI no 40 rooms available In this
"""I'tory. Rooms In private homes
Mil bo rented through tho office of
the Y. W. C. A.
Colds!
Half a teaiponnful of
riralade Antliept, Ileal
In balm In a cup of boh
1 n ar water. Inhale Die
vapor 3 mlnutea. Toll
will- Inatantly clear the
head antlaepttc proper
tie kill the cerine, heal
Ins proparllea evalhe In
flaintd membranea Try
It Sanitary tube, 0e at
drucclali.
Sold llAi'liislvcly bf
HARROW .Ml. SIC tOil'ANY
510 South .Main.
riRSTADE
, I'renounced URST-AIDi
ANTISEPTIC HEALING BALM
GOES TO NAVAL ACADEMY! Don't hidp skin
trouble- with
Resinol
V"UT Cameron art Apixilntincnt
v'"i. (:'""-'s ICnilorscmcnt.
sper ?l tn The World.
"NttYFTTA, Muroh 21MnI-
"I m Cameron, son of Rev. V. D,
' e P'nnoor Baptist minister
'ulahomn, and "founder of tho
m ii-divorco league, through tho in-
ui .ie or ex-Senator Thomas P.
t.orr ),., nrr,(1 nntf0rI of appoint-
m hs a cadet In tho United States
a il Aeadomj. nt Annapolis,
the iJn,r C(""ernn is a graduate of
- ' iiryeun. lllgll HC1100I, Una Ills
' ' at this school was inrfflo the i
I'J-.-l for hla u,unl,,n . ll.nl
11 PrtAnl f
wit linn f- fnvllms .
ftrninntipn. Ho Is expected 'to ro
I'ort m Washington in June.
PniirtYj Korocno In Cookstovc.
PT,.!l.ln Tl" World.
IONCA CITY. March 21. Funer
!! rrv. .a were held Saturday for
ilcnt'i Carl Watson, aged 21, whoso
Tn.Jj rc''u,t', fr"" hurns, received
luesday evening when tho kitchen
r'V'tnloded. Tho accident oe-
a,L'in,st ,nf thl c"y. "' was
r,B,Vo(1 ''y.Mrs. Watson pouring ker
okuio on tho fire. Her husbnnd was
MoT, t0' 1,y tM no,Bo of ffio explo
nlngyur,yd "la "lf0 U"" the
;rMh,itvnV.dU,,, Cni" "'
Ht th"?,rc.K.Un.B, rvlval Is being hold
inder .h)!,,!0,,J"t Kpcoiiil church
!' r tl ,radrMl1 P othe local
Ufiiacrr 13 a vcry
Xo amount of cosmetics can con
ceal an ugly skin. They only fin
In the pores nnd make the condi
tion woiso. Resinol Soap cleanses
the porcti, glvlnR them a chanco to
hreatuo nnd throw off Impurltle.
Ulils Is why when lfeed with nesl
nol Ointment it rids the skin o(
rmbs.rrnr.slnr; defect,keepltiB It m
clear nnd fresh It enn hardly help
bcliiff bcautirul. At all druwlil:
Tu'ls a Greenhouse
Florists
largest Retail (ircrtihuiisc Near
Tulsa
Cut Flowers and Plants
All Kinds or riorul Work
Osucti Wit
liist 'lwcnty-flmt Street
Near U;ls Axe,
DILIOUSNCSS-SICK IIUADACIIi;,
call for an in Tablet, (a veeatable
aperient) to tons and atrensthen
the organe of dlceatlnn end elimi
nation. Improvea Appetite, Kclllvtt
Constipation.
GROWING DEAF WITH HEAD
NOISES? TRY THIS
I I
, . - 1 - r
' kZ5c. BOX J
IN HARD LINES
"T could not work at all und had
to tuko to my bed with high fovor
duo to Inctstlnal Indigestion, gases,
In my stomach and pains In my right
side. 1 hud spent my last cent for
doctors and medicine, which gavo
mo no relief. I was In despulr. A
lodge brother gavo mo a bottle of
Mayr'n Wonderful Remedy, and tho
first dose relieved mo, Thanks to
thlsn nicdlclno I am now In tho best
of health." It Is u simple, harmless
preparation that removes tho catar
rhal mucus from tho intestinal tract
and itlUyw tho inflanimalleii which
causos practically all stomach, liver
and intentlnal allnfunts, Including
appendicitis. Ono doso will convince
or money refunded. Quaker Drug
Co.. and drugehJts everywhere.
Advt,
If you ire growing hard of (tearing tni
fear Catarrhal Drafnen cr It yon have
i roaring, rumbling Mnloj coltat in jour
tart so to our drugglal and get ono ounce
of rarmlnl (double atr :h), and add to
P on fourth .lut vt net v.ttfr and
l.ll'O cranulaled aucar, Tk one table
apoonful four Uinta a dar.
Thil will often bring quirk relief from
the dlitrenlng head noliet. Clo;td notlrlla
thould open, breathing tiecoma eaay and
tho mucui atop rlropplng Into the Ihrnit
Jt It raty to prepare, colli little and It
pttiiant to tale. Anyone who It threat
ened with Catarrhal fleafneia or who haa
head nolaet ihould rite ihlt preacriptloa
a trial. AdTt.
HOY It. i ISTMAN
STOMACH
'bur i
UrutjrjUlt
Advt.
SUFFERERS
SHOULD TRY DOCTOR'S
PRESCRIPTION
Liberty Garage
Car Washing
-Car Repairing
Car Storage
Courteous Kcrlce, K a pert
Workmen, (.iiarmilccd Work,
Our hpcclultj! Pulling In Hla
allied Can
317 West Second St.
Phone Osage 7037
, A new remedy, mado from hitter
'oxtraclB of fruit and vcKCtublo origin,
that toiioii nnd eUmnlatea tho Intes
tinal tract. Now on tho market un
dor tho namo DIOKSTOIDS.
It. U Hope, druggist of dntralla,
Mo., nays! "DlgeatoldH never fall to
benefit and euro many so-called in
curablo casco of Indignation."
, Get u packago of DK1K8TOID3 lo
'day, on u, Money Hack Ouarnntco, al
your drugglHt 50 cents,
o
o
N
CHICAGO
nPFRA
H
T
Frieda Hempel
Convention Hall
8 P. M.i
LA TRAViATA
ASSISTED BY
Alessandro Bonci
Ciaconio Rimini
WITH
A Gorgeous Ballet
NOTE
Special Train Service for
Tonights Performance
North Bound Santa Fc Leaves at
11 p. m.
East Bound Frisco Leaves at
11 p. m.
; j
FRIEDA HEMPEL
Buy Your Seats Early
Tickets on Sale at
JENKINS' MUSIC STORE
417 S. Main Street
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