The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], June 01, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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ITLSA DAILY WORLD, VKDNhDA Y, JUNE 1, 1921
MURDER TRIAL IS
BEGUN AT VINiTA
Indian Accused of Killing
Mail Carrier and Burn
ing Body in Stack
VICTIM'S CAR TAKEN
Evidence Atfaiimt UrfiMtdant
KflflOtl Oil Hi I'lLSHPHHiOIl
of Auto After Crime
' h'irfnapinr Fipuren in
Divorce ( ase Wranple
VINITA, Mr .11. At npnlriK
of Hit nummur trtn of ilmtrlct entlrl
ltrt thin inornlriK. Lilwatil KlnKr, a.1,
w nrrnlRfmil fur tlm murdiT M
Harold Vry who illMiptinirtiil en tlm
mnrnlnit f Mun-li L'H. unit whnwi
rlinrrnil hcirty Wim riminl Anill I, In a
imniftl HlrHWMm k Mm1 mil mul 'if
thn rty mmr liuhfii' linmn. Tli
t-ouitrmmi w flllmt, wllh ninny
Htnnrtlim In tlm hibIlh ami mrrlii'ir.
Bpvrtity four Jury mm Iihvm been
iMIinmnnnl. tlm main nan nulii" mini
It wltm-wwii anil thn ilffiMitwt 30.
All morning run tiiKwri up with n
few K'i'1 liiilttle Hilroclucpii hy
tho 0fni'. .fu.lK- A. ' . HirwHtor
ovrni!lir(i Ihi-lr i onti-ntlonii In nun
Inntunn. Tin- HPluiiloii of thr Jury
cmnminrr-l HiIm iiftrniu"n .luilun
Prriton 8. I in vm ami W. r. Thump
Hon ! .ihxIhiiii I'ounly Attorney
Jps rinHanl, urn! K It Hunt nail
('. II. Ui.ui'liainp of (Irovi., ami
t'ary f.'alilwi'II of S'lnlt.t. are i on
ilui miik Iho ui rnici.
M:V Y'HIK Mav II l.lwnr.l
W A Hi n, rniiniir-i of the Ni Kim
liml MuMi.il I.H' Inn nun mini
I ..f IIMKikK'i ..I.i I .111 i.i I'
ti.ilnt In llii. nui iih Hilt illmlliiK
In 'iilirlf k .1. Ii.iimH to Mhow
i why I ho illtor.ii mill w til' h
i... i. n Hirrflt won Inut WfCk
ai.iinxt lii'i wife, MurlHlm Itirrill,
r.li.nli1 not hn ri oprni'il. Alh-n W'R
nnin In I In- Mill .mil hm .ippriil
ni(ili. hi f.it tin. oril't hi- iWiiaiul
lil ii ilmti'i' fur Hum mum or
Iihiri" maiii' liiilniil him Th. or
iliT In iMumnliln tomorrow.
Mm lliirrpll anil hr ll-yrnr-nlil
mm, William, who, nnonllni- tn in
ulnllon in thr illvorrn wilt, hiul hred
klilriRnpml flvo Ilmeil Within the
hint five veam hy nh fr tlm other
of hit pm until, are mlit to lin In
Callfoi nl.i.
LABOR SESSION
TO BE MILITANT
Convention Opening .June
J!! to lie Most Spirit
fid on Record
mm lUfneii of employe tmilur tilt
il i lnii'ii ure ii k follow m
i li'tliiil ii nil ntflllofi fnrt'nn, ntore
keoperH, i hlef i lerkH liml rleitinl
Nupervlsnry fori in, renin; rlerk
i two or more years nxpurlenrn) 1
entii; rlorku (tnuti- thiin one uml
leri thnti two yenrii eiporiem ,) III
ent; rleikB l leu thnn iinn yenri
trmn lallern, nnimiinrrm ,iml
Kiiletni ti, I ft cen(, Janitor tele,
phone operiilnm uml v.iivl.111 . I.tKh,
In eenth; offh e lniy uml otliem
timler in Ji'.im, ,'i . i iiIb; Ktallon ami
wan hoipHi, freight hamlleiH, rt rrnm,
deilliTH anil fnoil Innpertomi I if til
iilioe fielRht li.milleiH, lomiiiuii In
ImieiH ri i fin ri il iitiiuii ami ware
houtti'H, S'i, in. ill. f' nan. e of wiiv
anil Htruitur.il foi i i h . ninti hi lion
foremen. In i entt aM.iM.irii fme
men, holHtliiK etiKlnei r. aii. I lirPlKe
U AKIIIN'iT'iV, M iy HI Thn
Amerlmn I .1. i .i Hon of I..ihor le
pe. teil I,, i i k i the inoni mlll'iint
iii.nn! In Iti liiiniy a' Ihe miiuhi.
Hon whlih operm June I I, ln week
from tn.Ny.
The ri port Of lh eeeullv rolinell
rerornrnnndlnR new poP leu for thn i
next yir will b thn mnt rmllcal In
the feilerntlon' reennl. It wnn
lenrnei todiiv The federation will
pledge full iiupnrt Id the nillroail
workerit In whatever aitlon tlnyj
Hike on wiie i utn In theli fluht for
repr.il of the fiimiiilini K" h tiiiim-l
piirtHtlnn ml and for Kovernment ,
ownemhlp and tletnm ralle inntrol of
the t.illtoadii, union leailem iitiiteil.
Hiimtiel (loinpir-i. In toi1y lemie
of Ihe Anierh nti .Vderatlonk,i nn
no,in.e that the iallrn.nl problem
will he one of Ihe i hlef liMttes be
fore the i oni nt I ,n
He n linen an i.Hnr hilt litniiei, hoi
hIii Imiii mo mplo me n.llmmlifra
Hon. tin ' open nlu p" ininemeiii .in.l
pirventloti thiuiiKli loiirt liilum -llom
of pi. kmiiK .Hid oilH r dlrlk
t.U'llil lined lit ihe lltllium
FILM PICTURES HERE
Wvurhifi Wvddinu (Sown
Mother ICiuIh Her Lift'
lll!A"rj 11.1,1. I l, ill M iy 11
Attired in (, widditiic K'"n !i"i 1
and nl'.vii', wllh v 1 1 aid flow, i.i
.iiefuliy adjuMed and thi iii..i.i
lonH of the wed'lmir; fake upon a
table nearby, the body of Mm. Mmli
Iiln Karma, 21 jenrn old, wim found
Ivmg i roim the bed with n Iitlitel
wound In her ti'.nl, hy her tiuiibnnd,
I'etro IMilna. 10 yearn old, when he
leiurriid home at Dolomite, eeVen
tnllin ut of the , lly, foi lunrheon
y, Hlei flu j,
In a i tadle near the bed wan the
X montliH old Itifanl of the eoliple
MUi a pli of game tied tlKliUy
about ll m i k. Carina tore the
gauze from the child n throat and
He life w-.lN eaed
Chivofn Air Officer
Is Taken Off the Job
HARDING FEELS
EUROPE'S PULSE
.'Wants to Know How the
Borah Naval Holiday
Is Considered
My liKol'iil-: I! IIOI.MK8,
I N H ''utf r ,.ri).in.'n
U'AHIlr.MITi iN May .11.- Whnt
are dm. nl'id an "Informal feeler"
have already been put out by the
Hardlnc ndmlnlHlrittloti In the rapl
tl of Kuropo to luifjurtnln the en
Hnirnt toward an International con
fnrenee on illnnrmarnent. Thin wan
revealed today when I'reHldent Hani
ln rereiveil nrwnpHpermeri in the
umial bl-Wf. kly i ..t.feri n e
Thine "fiilei i," ii wan t iied, weio
put out before thr ae-mle . , s, , tt.i
,ii i i , . I i ' "'
. n , a,., - , , , i i . ' ' '
l . 'I i 1'. d 'Ii- i e. 'i' l I " I 'I' 11
. at. for mi'h a lorifer.nn to n.-'t
in S anhlngton.
The manner In whleh the "eelem"
won lauin hed wan not dUielrmed, but
ii in proHtimed that tbe nervieen of
'lio regular American illplomatli:
ii prig, ntittlvm .tbroad wer realised.
It Ih believed they were Instructed
to noiind out the eentlrnent of the
varlntiH jfovnrnmentr. to whle,h they
were nrertnllled and report to U'nnh-ington.
I
"a i.. r. Inrent.il consent wa Inter
cii i.il however, and the marrl.tre
p. rformed. Mr dMn". rmvall 1
will mnke their home In Kaniae I
City, Mo, after nwiiIdlriK Journey.
SENATE RAISES THE ANTE
IVtn t'nlli.r Newly Will",
KI'I.TUN, Mo, May 81 -Hrable
V riuvall. Jr. and hla bride, for
merly Minn yinlda HhHrman of 'ikla
honm i'ity. nkla., are here to be
gumm at aev. ral pnrtlen In hono'
of thiilr rnairiaK. at the home of the
hrldn on Haturday. Mma Hhermnn
and Mr. Inivii,! both lollege ntu-
Iden'g, had plHiimd to wen nov
I i dneiilav, tor when j .i'ii for Ih"
I weddli k ' leaked ' Mi--- HI . rman wa
I rit to h-r h. o e ! .hi. ire of n
.Millions ddt'l tn Hie Drfirlrncy
Hill tin I'aeeul by lions.'.
WASIIIN-flTO.V, ".Miiy 31. The
(.onn'e Appropriation i-ommlttee In
reporting Imhv the deflrleney np
propniitioti bill reiotnmended In
crease aggre.i'ing :,J JO.OO0 over
the I urn nun hi. ii total ,nrrled In the
mramiii- ne panned b the hmme. Th"
primljial inirr.iKe uan one of 5n.
Oiifi.nou fi the snipping obard.
I'oppr 'inlin .Vet $2T1
Sper'nl t , 1 I.I. World
MIAMI. MHJ" .11. ,. r .
the proc lariuitiori of Com..
ertnon and u altnllnr oti.
Mi-Vll!lam, Saturday vv
nerved In thin i lly as ' I
and altnont every nn w -.
en memorial flower s I
of the women woikrm
bothn nt the Savoy hod I
IBInn club roomn, mini i ,
the rlty, arid the n.i , f
had netted J7r, at th. .
day. The lineol l flow. .
InK were dlntrlbuted to th.
hiiUKen which wure In n: .
on Sunday.
An rleptrle motor dm. -aaw
mounted on n m w m
fllH'ACo. May 31 - l: W t i,.r,
hliperlnti li'lenl of tbe I'll. ik'o ,UI
nlon of tti.- air mall, v as nli'vid
from duty on order fr. m W.iehihK'
ton todHV following a month in
vestlgation bv pout il inieit..,H A
tstant Muperlntendi ii U Mnon
ami I' nil IvIiik .ni'l lull Mm
iK r I'. nit I Ml run ni.o wite riheved
fi"lll dll'V ' pendlni flli'het lu-iiii
Molts" (' A I'.lll'i w.is i.."ned
leuipor-irv - hlef .f llo
l i oi plaee
llnrolil I'rye wan 21 years old 1 le I Insperliun he. I ion fm . m. n 10 'Mills,
i ni t led the mall between Vlnltn uml
1,'elitrHllrt. No mollve for Ihe iilloo
Ii t been developed other thiin pos
tlliht toliLmy of about $10, will. Il
Kre In tald to have had on bin p'r
Mill, mid lb" theft of the inr. will' Il
wtm lel In a KaiaK" at Afton hy
I'luke, uml later reiovrnd by I bo
t utility offb etB l'lnkis lefunen to
iiduilt the i rime, and is affable ami
timnuiitmd in the i nut 1 1 oom. He ta
pail Indian uml pan ili'iinaii II le
hi id.
RAIROAD UNIONS
LOSE WAGE FIGHT
(CONTINt hi) I im.M I'.vlll.. ONI-.)
anil engine nervlre men, except thonn
In pnnenBei' iervlce, are redured
S cents an hour. Cunntrnctlrin men
mid unction foremen ure redured Id
cent an hour, riming Ihelr .ivurngn
ttmnllily priy to till from Jllti.
I'HHitonRpr ami frelnht euulneera
who were nlvert Iticreneen of 10 to
13 lent an hour by tho 1 020 uwa"d
urn to bo tut ft centn and 8 renin an
hour respectively. I'linrencer ml
f might roniluctotw, who recdvcl If
'rreimen of 12 1-2 centn and IH .iitun
In HUO, are out 7 1-2 1 1 tits nml i
centn rcHpi cllvt'ly by thn new
nchedtilo.
Train dlapatehete uml yitrdmunt.
em whone iiiniithly enrnltmn at pren-
tit iiveragK 2iil to $270, are cut
S centn an hour
The Htnallt'Ht tdllctlnn will apply
to office boyn and other employes
umler is yenm of in:e, who will in
lelw centn nn hour lesn .after
July 1.
(inn of the nlKitlflcant londjtmt
nienlji In thn dcelehm In thn leclannl
flcntlnn of clerkn whereby entetlm;
clerkH. uminlly yount; men ami
wnnieti of IS to 20 yearn of into will
reielve u monthly nalary of J fi 7 . r, n
for their firm fix months ami $77.50
for the hecimil l months of nervlre.
Clerkn wllh Icsn thin one yearn ex
petlence now- receive $120
The nttltiide of Ihe rallwnv unlnnn
towittd the deereasen ordered re-
maillH to bn detei inlneil It ban been
ITcncrully iimlei stooil that th.: union
men would accept a cut of from 10
In 12 1-2 percent. The bli; brothel-'
lunula ure expected to meet here j
July 1 to enllHlilt'l' the ho. mi's ilei In- '
Ion whb It In effective on that date I
lilt b. Winter Slump.
ClillmltiK Ihev weie haul hit by
thn winter (dump In buslnehi tail
loud mauiiKemenii, have been clam
urine for hevernl monthn for lower
wiiki'H and the derision tomorrow
will mark the runt relief granted hy
the hoard ntnee It net the high vvauo
ttcnle In Its (liOO.Ooo.OOO nwuid more
llian 10 months ago.
The derision tomoirow will miv
that situ 0 tho 1020 nw.iiil, tin re
hni been a ile.-ieani. In the rust of
living." nml "the Brain of wages for
xltiill.tr kinds of work In otlur In
illlMrk'H lla.l In general In en ile
creuu'd." These two points were tho
chief contention of the unbinds he-fore-
the hoard Tcstnumn wn ..r
fered In the hem lug whnh beg.n
April IS nml ended M.iv Hi to dmtv
t eiluctltins of "0 to r.r p. 'i cent tn
thu cost of food and clothing. Viuy
llig ri-ductloiiH In wages, nn'stlv for
comnum labor, were also iltril b th..
carriers. "Tho board bellevee, ' the
ilrrlnlon says, "that Imeed on thn
ehmionth Mhown the dei ie.iscH flvud
a ro jttnllfled and reiiulied "
"l.lllll('l I'ji'lo" Iti'tctvcil.
Tho entiles cycle whlih atteunid
tho tncreiien In the cost ot living
and thn lncre.tte In vvouen duiing the
vvur has been ritrined. the board
hij'i, and first tho btinineHs (b pre.s.
alon throw men out of work ami then
the low of buylus powet of Hie Idle
workmen producoil ftirllu r dipr. a
ilon. 'Whatever may be said nn to the
original or contributing imiwh. tin in
hn boon nml Is n maikeil. and tn
Konio extent dlHlretwng and du.
ahtroun, (e;iresBion In buslnes.i and
Industry, affecting the entlr. coun
try and Borno lines of production
tDOIt tierlolisly." The board save as
n, rrtult heavy fln.iui ial lo.ss, have
been Buffered and many hiindnds
of ihoiiHiindh thrown out ot i ninlm
ment atltl deprived ol nil w inn, ami
III la Iom of pun basing piwer y
thmn ban c. . :. r,iu, th, g, net .!
dprnlon by n ducing Hi. i. in md
tor (ho produ. I.- thev would oth.r
wlo have pnroiui-..Hl hii. .i tus
been argued the fa1! In p.n n ,
Dot touched lo any huge , xt.nt thn
consumer, it has without question
most dU.iiHiil.ii-l, n.i. h.d and af
fected the proilm eis. ,.-,e, Miiy Homo
Iiiu h of m i'. if I. tin n. agricul
tural c law i-
Somi' of llii" ltclu Hons,
Ilcdui i ions i i h oik for tho vnrl-
mioRAnn HPiiiNnv
Al.TA VISTA IIIITKI,
s-v(e). 4 Ltidlnf popuUr.
tclry nfUrln rt
now rrom i bii up.
r ine i'nrlriiv
V 11 B K HUB mull
trtln ll diiurtera "8tln t'lkt
Peak JWsK'ii Scrvlc. Conway lirot
I'lvn- Aqu.
building mei haul, -i In . . ntn, Imlld
In merhalilis' helpeis 7 'V : track
iiboreiH, X'i. bil.lue telidein.
piimpern. crossing isitihmru. h'i,
labiueis iironml fhopn, in i mis
OPEN SWIMMING POOL
Hundreds Mletiil "Sunset I'lunge"
Wiwt of ("It), IVcmIi-Water Sup
ph Is inn Callous a .Minute.
Ilcyl l.et'n go Hwlmmin.' f'nmc on.
the walet's flue
That Is the shout of hundreds whn
dally visit ' Hunsel I'lunge," Ihe new'
moilern "nwlmmln 'hole" on the Ka-
pulpu road, about two miles from
Went Tulsa Tho pool was Installed
by It (' Alder, fire chief, and It
would set tho heart of any hot, or
man cither, n thumpln .
The pool, which Is made of rein
fori ed inncrete. Is I fiO feet long and
til) feet wide filled with clear water.
lust thn thing for a hot nuinmerv
day. The water In graduated In
depth from two feet to nine feet. At
one etnl or thn pool lire two tug
slides. Hue Is 2.', feet long uml the
other SO feet. At the other end ol
thn ponl arc net-oral spring hoards
and an IR-foot diving tower.
It In a ten I swltnmln' hole. It tt
the eoiial, eten better thnn the
swlmniln' hob) of kid iI.ivm. Th
water Is absolutely pure, coming
from u deep well and pumped Into
thn pool at the rate of 100 gallons
u minute The water first goes
through a chlorlnalor, wbern It Is
putllled with chlorine gas ami all of
the baiterla killed. The water then
goes through two largo sand fllti'm.
slowly sepltig through 14 different
grades of spe.-lal filler sand. I'Vnm
there II Is tumbleil Into the pool It
In kept lit Ihe pioper temperature
by a Mpoelnl heater.
Talk iibunt swimming, hot- It is
there The pool was opened Sunday
night and officially dedicated bv
.Mayor T. H Kviium and I'nllce Com
missioner .1. M. Adklsim. who were
the fltst ones of a bilge i rowd tn
Jump Into the cool depths
Alder believes that tho ponl fills
a long wanted ainiit-einent for Tulsa.
The i Hy has never had a rcnl swim
ming pool, he Kits, but now has
light at lis door Aldei sats that
there Is no more modem or heller
equipped pool In the southwest
' Homitilsnii I'roduclng iitiipanj "I
I New York Will Make .Serhf. Hcnl
1 lug Willi Ihe HI lliiln-.lr).
Tulsa w ill have Hn sc. ond a' n -tinning
pbtuie (ii i n I in l ti is ag n '
'win n Arthur Honald on I'nidti' t
'lne, an edsti i ii photoptuv oi-tinii
'lion, i minuet, s plana for the f nn
1 lug of a seiies of ptclurrw 111 tin . i
lllnllllt A lllimliel or stoios an
now bring enpi lallt wilinn lm 'his
purpn.o i,v estnlilidiid A h'.u
authois, ami u topicio nlaine .r
Arthur Ii'inablson I'toduition lm
In now here In ouest of a .uu.ibli
Kite for tile studio Wor will lie
coinmenieil on the flint plitu e "I
the series Immediately after the
Kliidlo In i ompleteil
A 1 1 1 1 il r liiinalilnou In to be the
star of these Tulsn -made prmlu.
tlniin. lie In known when ver phom
plays me shown lie was a memla i
of thn old Kalem Stock company.
and otto of the troupe that went i ,
Ireland lo appear In Hint rirtn s
fatuous Irish photoplay -uric lie
has produced and vt.unil In photo
plats or ins own irranoii lor ino
Huiillnh lllograph iomian, ami
has essayo'l leading roles In flliif
bearing the (rude mark or l anu(
rnyerx-lishy. yetx. .Metro ami " e
grapii, ami was mnuoi o . ii,- .
I Harris ill liesnn in ...en -j--
leased by the World I'llin 1
ration.
The Tulsa made proiluelloi,,-.V ' ,J
Ihe company will be market oo-iWY i
(inn or the larger International l"
Hon idrtute dislrlbiitlug mi gaiil-lV-tlniin.
thus assuring the widest a.
'arc
on to tlm fact
that SPUR
cigarcttoa
(the Only Ono
that's 4 loaf
blond and
Cflmpod) liavo
most extensive
for tin in
distribution o sib.r
Municipal Pool Will
lie Open in Few Daps '.
The municipal swimming pool a'
Owen park will be opened probablt
within the nevt 10 .hits, It was an
nounced by members of the park
board vostcrday The basin ts now
being drained and i leaned prepara
tory to filling It with a fresh watei
supply. An addition is to be built to
the bath house, whbh proved on
Hrelv Inadequate for the demand
lajit summer, although the pool was
put into operation toward the close
of the hot season
IV. I I .11
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A
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..n"pt A 1
NEW STRAWS
'i aw I at i a. e nn r. i . -ii. ilo . t r , i d i' .1 n !! i' II r' ui
to I I'f a t a' I r . I 'bet, W , , , r h w III .' II 1 . 1 1 II" W hups In
m it- II, I. 1 il i ill i. its, aid th e.rr pop'i'ir I ten- a at
io i , il ,i w , i , i t ' v u
Holmes Clothes Shop
223 SOUTH MAIN STREET
in Cool Minnesota,
suttoundedby big
forests and spark
ling lakes.
Twofnstttcel trains toSt, Paul
and Minneapolis, daily
Herman InventntH lalm to have
mad
Mnl ifqutrr hr.tt
Cigarettes
at A leaf blend
J Crimped
(no paste)
Asa country nnl climate fnrqolf Minnesota
i' not excelled by the Scottish Highlands.
The dry highland nir, laden with forest fra
Kranre and cooled by lake breezes isetremclv
healthful no hay fever or "tired fectinc. '
The polfer of the prairie country vs ill scarcely
recognize his oun Ramc.
Thfn, tm, thinW of th diversity ot n-wls In Minne
nt.i Ynu cjh fnh in tl r (otrnt)n, roK in the after
noon, tide hoTtelMfk, or tramp thrroich the imdi,
canoe thtouRVi chsrminc wjtcr lourscs, play tennis,
im, motor host, or dante.
There art pumwrouM gnoj gojf cowtet to cftooii
from in rtJ about th 'twin Lititt, and ir
the hlg eaJt up north 7 he hotel attnmmt
Nation Of tery goad anJ tht rcfJ fair I'or
Jult injatmatton ask
ri: nk i hi hi.i.ss, i i
Tl' Wiitnut si Kiinas (it), 1o
We have
opened a
GITY TICKET OFFICE
nt 112 East Third Street
where we offer you "Santa Fc Service"
Tickcla
Reservations
Information
Rates
Routings
Descriptive Literature
nni t l . i
inc uivision rreignt Agent
Formerly in the Kennedy Building moved to the same location
and we hope you will come in and see us.
J. S. ROLLMAN
City Passenger Agent
Phone Osage 5234
E. C. KITCHING
Division Freight Agent
Phone Osage 290
TULSA, OKLA.
Music .s Essential
$10 Sends It Home
$8 A Month Pays
Style 11
Most Popular
Style of the
Genuine
Victrola
$5 Cash-
S5 a Month
For This H.tndsome
Style 80
Genuine
Victrola
our SH-ilal Outfit K
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Going Away?
A great many Tulsans do seek cooler spoU
in which to spend the summer months.
Rome of them will go away this year with
out first paying their bills for May.
Your merchant wants to extend you every
courtesy, but it is hardly fair to ask him
to carry your unpaid balance until next
fall.
But JVhether You
Go or Stay
Your bills for May are now due, and will
be past due unless paid by the Tenth of
June.
40-1 New Municipal Building
Phone Osage 7440-74.11-74.12
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Watson & Aven
"Carbonated-Process''
ICE CREAM
Here's a hot weather hunch phone your dealer
for that PUREST and most delicious of all
frozen delicacies WATSON & AVEN "Carbonated-Process"
Ice Cream.
It's so delightfully "different"
from the old ordinary kind!
Though WATSON & AVEN "Carbonated
Process" Ice Cream costs us more to make than
the ordinary kind, it is far more economical.
Our wonderful new patented process insures the
UTMOST in PURITY.
Watson & Aven
Telephones: Osage 7511 and 7512
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