The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 04, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 9, Image 9

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TULSA DAILY WOULD, WEDNESDAY, M.tt -I, 1921
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$200,000 BLAZE .
PERILS SHAWNEE;
Osage Cotton Seed- Oil
Mill Is Destroyed by
Spectacular Fire
RAIL SHOPS MENACED
But Firemen Prevent Spread
of Flumes; Cotton Seed
and Cotton Still Burning
Harding to Take Own,
Time in Handling of i
Disarmament Issue.
WAtflMNnTO.V, Mav .1. -.president
Harding dlrtinrtly docs net
want his "hand foii-ed" in iiilltut
Imk nny steps toward an interna
tional conference on dis.irma
Inont ho told Kcnator Polndcxtor,
of Washington, and Senator Halo
of Main, two membcrn of tho
senate naval affairs committee,
who called on him today to dli
cuh tli- naxnl hill.
The president I understood to
have Informed the sonators that
lio would Mew with disfavor nny
step taken by this congress "di
recting" the executive to Initiate
any disarmament steps
j. a,.o. "i rrosSulo Wiif.
FirUtNKi:, Okla., May 3.
filmed 'eapintr over 100 feet from
UK top '( tho Osage cotton seed oil
mill j"" cnvlopcd nnd destrojeil
th ru .mire covering an entire
blck .i'"l caused a loss of more
thin JlM.OnO hero this afternoon
For nr. -e than an hour the Itock
ij'a-l v uiitccr department and
the Hh.unico department kept tho
fUm-s- nhl'-h broke out In the
,(,,., f .in doing any damage.
'N.iihmi; i." Known of tho origin of
j.- fire other than It started la tho
it-'i f"M of the mill nnd soon
,iattire.l throughout the entire
and engine room. The
6(f, r.oi'is uere saved. !
tVh. f 'hit fire was at Us hclghth.
ullii .j in'- to the department from
the Knw "'ore on Main street nnd
. miall blacksmith shop In the i
tuburbdi dinriei. "vnemicnin k'Hi
thffc fl.i" ' f fritm doing damage.
Th' et '" and rotton seed In the
0. ge i.nll -re Mill burning, flames
luplng jO and T5 feet In tho nlr. but
fffm,n late that tho conflagration
It und' iinlrol.
celebratFcloseof drive
Utile of Ciilliollo Parlslion llamiuot
rt. of t . Workers ami Now Monibortt;
lr r, Miration of tho successful
-i ruination of the 1.000 mombcr-
nlp drive by the Tuln.i Knights of
I'nlumhu t social, at which covers
were laid for S00, was hold Tues
day night In tho basement of tho
Holy 1-nmily church. The banquet
s looked and Kerved by tho ladles
f the fa red Heart and tho Holy
Validly parishes. Tho program, pre
sided over by Kay II. Siegfried.
te.wtnioi.tPr. follows:
Amcrlea. sung by thn acMombly;
"Th Women." Paul McGMvorn:
oeal polo. Mlsi Agnes Dunlgan:
My Wild Wizzards." A. C. Sinclair:
se al nolo, David Evans, Sr.; nd
irM. A A Davidson: vocal solo,
MIsj Klorenie Hvans: "Nothing Hut
he Truth." W. Hubert CoUrtney;
tiddrers T Austin Oavlni Star
Spangled n.mner, tho assembly.
BUSINESS MEN ARE QUIZZED
School Head Would roniiulato
CourM- of Cltleiislili on Schools.
A eouthe of Instruction to teach
rhool clilld-'cn of tho city to bo bet
ter citizens of Tulsa Is being formu
lated from answers to a question
naire (.cut to one hundred represen
tative cltlzenM of Tulsa by K. B.
ObcrhoIUer, superintendent of thn
Tul.i elly schools.
Three of the representative ques
tions asked In the questionnaire are:
Name In order of Importance what
ou think arc the five most esen
ilal qualities of citizenship which
mii' bo Inculcated through tho work
t uf the public Hduiols. In what re
i tpfct are our schools-most succcss
'ul? In what respect are our Hchools
least nurcessful? In order to appro
lute fully the city and to glvo It
the right kind of publicity, what are
'ho 10 ,moM Important factfl which
lach child t-hnuld kpow about Tulna?
Xamc them Jn order of Importance.
Expect No Trouble
in Canal Zone Scrap
WAMIlXtVrO.V. May 3. Though
'j'jr American warships arc within,!
iev iicnirs Meaming uisianco ot
Ither coitit of Panama ready for
iwtkchcv statu department of
'.ch' , n e confident the Pnntnna
r"stn Iticnn boundary dispute will
' 1 brought to a satisfactory adjust,
ji'tn wltliuiit the Intervention of
icr hii military forces.
A most favorablo reaction has re.
-nitM throughout Uatlii-Amcrien,
Mflc'als stated today,, from tho ;nib
iicatlcn of Hit coriespondcilco bo
's ten the Cnited States and Pan-ima,
One Dead, 7 Missing
on llurncd Jap Ship
SBATTLK, Wash . Slay 3. Otio
person Is dead und seven are miss
ing as a, result of tho btirnlne ft M
Japanese steamer, Tokuyo Maru,
oft tho Oregon coaM Into yesterday,
according to radio messages from
tho transport Huford, which rescued
tho pnssongors nnd crew, Tho llu-f-ordls
duo here with tho survhors.
She passed Cape Kluttery at noun.
Twenty-seven suivlvors, includ
ing n number of Japanese1 women
and children, am suffering from ex
posure. According to information
reoelved by wlrelesii from tho steam
rrs that wont to tho aaMxtanro of
tho burning vessel, the hteamer was
tranrformcd Into a huge floating
furnace within an hour from tho
time the ship's radio flashed the
fhsi S. O. H.
Tho, Huford picked up tho mem
bet of tho crew and passengers
from tho water and from lifeboats.
WAVE OF CRIME
IS NOW PASSING
Such Is General Report
to Convention of Po
lice in New York
TO AIR CHICAGO 'TRIANGLE'
Wlfo nr Clilcnffo I'ln -detail Admits
. She Mnv 1 1 1 111.
CHICAGO, May 3 Mrs. Lillian
(lowland was arraluned In pollen
court hero today on a, charge of
murder slaying of her husband. Dr.
Thomas J. Howhind. Dr. Howlnnd
wnH diot to death In his apartment
early yesterday.
Ilesldo Mrs. Rowland when she
faced tho court wan Mrs. Nellie MaJ
loy, mother of Julia Irene Malloy,
the 19-car-old offlco nsslstnut, who
,1s tho third character In the "tri
angle" that Is believed to havo been
rcsponslblu for tho slaying of
Doctor Rowland. U Is declared Doc
tor Uowloiid Hnd Miss Malloy had
been Intimate for several years. Mrs.
MaK.oy, mother of 4ho girl, sab! nho
would stand -by Mrs. Uowland und
do nil fdio could to help her.
Mrs. Uowland, according to tho
noliee, had confessed rflie idiot her
husband when ho attempted to at
tack lior during a quarrel. Sho was
hold In bonds uf $10,000 and n con
tinuance ordered until Thursday to
await tho outcome of tho coroner's
Inquest.
I
World rrinter A rntlicr.
'Its 1 oid 30V
So Ceorgo 'Pnlmor', employed In
tho composing rooln of Tho World,
told his friends Tuesday In announc
ing the birth of a Junior nt McAles
ter Monday night. A tolegrani stat
ing that everything Is well was re
ceived yesterday.
Ni'.W VOIIK. May 3 -The ftlme
w,ivo In tho Knltvd States Is nub
siding. The attltuds of the people toward
prohibition urlc In different lo
calities. One of tho blggVst problems loom
ing on tho poliio horizon today Is
unemployment.
This h tho eoiiron.ius of opinion as
oxprofsd by polieo officials from
17 cities and 40 states throughout
the country, who nrn gathered here
for the .national polled conference at
(he Hotel Oommndon-j
John Alderman, polloo commis
sioner of Kort Worth. Texas n-
ii.fnlly Instigated a campaign to
clean up Koit Worth and ho reportM
that It is gelling results.
f lt,-tlH,-i It, lini-l-fl'lll-.l .Ikllnl.
to tnko lco out of tho city and I
lam going to clean up l'ort Worth or
I know tho rc.mon why. An for condl
lilons along other lines, I do not bo-
'ill VI. I.'ttlt W'Mrtli l, u u I.
'gambling, as many robberies and
potty holdups as many other cltlea
of Its size. Tho drifting elements
rive us more trouble iliun Kort
Wot th la ns.
Mayor John 1'. Hylnn delivered an
addrebs of welcome to the visiting
police officials.
In his addros.i Mayor Ilylati
enumerated tile salient , purpose of
wic cum fiiiiun ns lounwa.
I. Standardization f polieo pro
cedure, method;! and r.yMems
throughout the I Milled States.
i'. Closer co-operation between
departments throughout tho country.
3. Standardization of traffic reg
ulation, symbols, etc,
KMnbllshmcnt of n central po
llen bureau, perhaps In Washington,
for tho collection ;md distribution of
criminal Intelligence.
f. KstabllNhment of efficient
mcthodu of handling crlmln.il Imml
Kra nth.
fi. (.'rentlon of a hystem of eon
trolling and tracing movements of
anarchists or other radicals.
7, Tracing tho niowments of
known criminals In and out of
prison.
CHARGE HARSH DISCIPLINE
liogus Airman, Who
Won II ride by Tales
fo" Prowess, to 'rt1
KANSAS CITY, May 3. Pat
rick J. Kelloy, who porod as a
naval lluutctiunt and world ad
venturer, unit after a whirlwind
courtship hero six months ago
Quarried Miss Opal Parker, 10
years oil, was sentenced to two
years In the penitentiary In fed
eral court today for Impersonating
a naval officer. Kollcy won his
bride by tales of Ills flight across
Ihn Atlantic hs assistant coin
mandcr of the N. C. 4, ot his per
secution and flight from Ireland,
whern ho said he was a barrister
of thn crown and with stories of 1
ninny other romantic, occupations I
The puclidn naval officer vie- 1
tlmlzcd a number of ml' inters I
hero and neglected to psy so- '
cral hotel bills. ;
TW0-wTFED"MAN'fbPRIS0N
Italian bnnis Year Scnti-mv iu
"an r.uiiiiplr-."
AKHON. flhlo, May 3 - -Outseppn
Sarnolla, whoso) first wife arrived
from Italy I.'rlday and found hlin liv
ing with a second, was sentein ed to
ono year In tho workhouse by Judge
f'pleer today. Surnolbi was found;
living In li one-room shack with
three chlldrorj, one by hN first wife
and the jnn of his M-cond wife's
first husband und one by his second
wife. I
A fcrrond son by his second wlfo
wa born at iluwn this morning.
Judge Splcor tilled that Stirnnllu
ws.i living In n manner which would
tend to contribute to the delinquency
of the rhCdron.
tnrrulla'H ultempt to keep, both
wives had been given wide publicity
and It wan to miiko an example of
him that he was given so severe a
Hentcncc, Judge Splc.er stated, adding
that thn practice of taklnir a second
wlfo while the first wife was in
Kuropo was hecuiiilug too common.
MARKED DOLLAR EVIDENCE 'NO WAR PARTY IN JAPAN'
Detccthes i rl Alleged Seller of
DuiM" With llox of NamiUc.
II. lib linidson. alleged negro dope
peddler, w.m captured Mm Lam
Avcli- r'siicoi Tuesilny night by City
Hetei lives U. C. Logall und J. A.
Newstim, iho used a marked slUer
dullar In Idrutlf) lug their man.
The off li rs ttmrked the dnll.tr
snd hired a neRru girl to purchase
the lo.po from him whllo they
WHtetivd the trnnsartlon from a
plarti where they had stationed
themselves. When the peddler x
inptured he ilvoppid matchbox,
wtili h eonliiliied narcotics. This 1,1
Hie seci-nd lime the offlrr-rH have
Used marked money suecessf itll- III
'aptuilliK pi cmns who sell dope
Mi Sajs New ,IaKinoo r.mo) to the
I'nltiil Mali-..
Cl.KS'KLAMl, Ohio. M. ..
"There In ho ur nartv In ,1m. .in."
'detlareil Ilarini KUuro Hhl-P li mi,
Japanese amlmswidor In the nlled
Stales, upon his nrrlvsl hero lodny
to nildre.'K tho obaiubei of 1 oninir r e.
"Onlv a few Jlngoei are . huiiiing
for war. It Is tdlo lo drnv there are
dlffeicnces letweeii my country ai d
tho fulled States that ne d adl'i-'
meot Inii 1 have i ,11 ,11 11 thn
' rt'V 1 1 n y.t -i i' "1 l.M , ( isillilgc In Milt Wist loast
'"i ' i,.id.i,., w :,li 'In X r,ll. ,1 v VIIINtmi.N. Mai' i -ic
t J 1 - 1 i-.t t i.r r M'l v I. ji. 1 1 i
I ' "-' 11 wis p 1 n- 1 ...d..y. The
1 - if.. i. ...i il.'innili m-hi lb- mil" ; , . , , 1
t. ..m i-l bun he-.v , JatMli' l-i-l""- ' "'l w -I'l'iKf l Info-.
;sik1ii iKneds"!' ''' iieii..ii' in. ' ting t'idny.
Pn std nt t'al'tn t"'ii lgi shortly
v : 1 11 n , . a iiiii i'i th' Pacific
1TA
Walton Fights to Keep
olicv Force Control
OKLAHOMA CITY. Mav
Major J l'. Walton had prep.nedi
suit loda) atmlnst I lie otlui four'
mMiibcr of the city oniniUslin ,
asking that they be enjoined from
ursurplng the pollen department .
They took It from him by a vote of1
fnur to one. Ho contends that It Is
fixed hy charter prmlHliin, Ho say.i
that a rrgiilaily appointed police-,
man was orileicd away from tho 1
Jail b the pretenders. I
VViitf Takes Cadillac
From Downtown St recti
St. 1xiiIm Lcllcr Cnrrlcrrt CrllU-lKo
t'liniliict of Postmaster Sclpli.
WASHINCiTON, May 3, Charges
that Collin M. Solph, postmaster of
St. Louis, Mo., under investigation
by congress, followed "Prussian dis
cipline" compelling lerter carriers to
lino up with military precision and
saluto him beforo going on duty,
were made today by tho National
Melioration of Pootal Employes,
which Is affiliated with tho Ameri
can Federation of 1'ihor.
It Is also charged that -Sclph re
quired thu carriers to salute him
when they met him on the street,
Harry P. llosecan, a former em
ploye of tho St. Louis postufflco and
now head of the postal reform asso
ciation Is expected to arrive In Wash
Ingtoli tomorrow to lay theso and
other charges against Solph beforo
tho congressional committee which
will go to SL Louis to probo Solph's
administration.
Pay Women Saim- as Men,
TOPKICA. Kan.. May .1. Women
vtlio perform men's work aro en
titled to tho sntiin wages ns men
TIiIm was tho ruling of thn court of
Industrial lelatlotm In an order'
today In tho case of the Wolff Pack
Ing company ot Topokn. A reduction 1
ranging from 10 to lfi pot- cent In'
wages wan ordered and tho haslc ,
ejiii-iiiiur uny t'niuiiiiniicu tor mu
packing Industry In Kansas,
Automobile thieves Tuesday night
made awa with a Cadllla.- limou
sine left tunked noar Fourth Mreot
Hnd lti-ulder avennn by the owner,
T. A Littn, editorial writer for The
WokW. Latin left tho car parked
while attending n plcturo show and
when be returned at 10 o'clock thn
auto hud been driven away. The
initlfei unN reiinrtnd tn thn nnlten.
wiio are hulking a search for tho I
ilolen property.
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Lot tho GhiltJten Havo All
TSsoy Want
Pure, wholcsomo Uuttcr-Nut Urcad is one of
most nourishing foodr. in the world.
So let tlic chtlilrcn, and the rt of the family, have all they
can cat. Ami you'll fin J they can cat a lot, too. For
rtw vrw
crisp, delicious, appetizing, icprcscnt the utmost In dread
makinc. It is the kmd that the experienced house
wife prepares, With all the effects of scicncif.c skill
in mixinu and bakmu added. Yet it costs just the
ci 11 11 ni'illi'iirv I n i-l 1 . f - lirKc li'if
ft' . It from u (ii-'ier lit t l, nut. I ith-.O
tilnc HiilM' Nip h j ur ('11 luij' 1 s
MJh PERFECTION BAKE'RY
Would Cut Illinois In Two.
SPniNOFlKLD, 111., Mny 3 -Creation
of a now" state of northern 1
Illinois wss advocated today by Sen
ator John T. Dcnvlr from Chicago,
who lnlriduced a resolution In the.
senate calling upon congress to ill
vorco Cook county (Chicago) and
seven neighboring counties from the ,
other 94 counties In the state.
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AT A MOTHERS' MEETING I
the wlfo of a noted New York dlvlno
said to her listeners, "Watch care 1
fuliy yi!ur daughter's physical de
vclopmrnt. Mothers should keep
their daughters well Informed op to,
mailers penaiuing 10 ncaiiii, nnn
should seo that naturo Is assisted, If
necessary, to perform lta offices."
Irregularities and pain are warn
ing symptoms of some trotthlo and
mothers mny depend upon l.ydla K,
Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound to
correct them, and restore tho system
to a healthy, normal condition.-
Advt.
. Altogether riinecr-o-iary. I
A woman recently treated at a
ondon hospital said she had swnl
lowfn a innu-ie Thoi-A lu Avn,,o
tor this sort of thing in these days'
fKheap and effective mouse traps. I
tr ffliula rn will, !
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time and time again making
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tained economy. You can get
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