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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1021 WAS PAID TO KILL WOMAN Husband Held in Jail WlUlOUl Liuuyu Preferred CONFESSEDJVMJRDERER Oda Rrwn Denies Guilt and nrrlaros He Will is.ni Murderer of Wife . .... i nt irullt and ilcrl.irliitf that h w'11 kl" tlH' mnn wlln " '" ' ,,U It the itcath of Ills wife, 'Anna Hi ";l,te Wl,man' 0,1,1 pr mil. " "'n",lu' Ul ' " ,CIIV, I- ' I''1 w,m "i""'"- UN, h 1m- wife' ileath. ,k ", 51 .tun i 1 aui.i i ' If-. t ii.ii I ' ri ill 11. left t (1(1,1 V ' ' V . i- - ....wtii11nir til 1 1 1 ft 1 " . - remittitur tlin (b'Ori. nvin. born m-parALcd from 1 . . t . n ...tic Armml. ! I tn T'i "nn oonfoKulon lin pick, fl In Mi-, l;'"' ln I,(mra Clly ".tll: lip wi . I..J , ,(,.rn KQlil to E?Srt W tntolcnt...l nt the time. nian h"Mly an,.r leavlne. I'onca City on tne nurinx mu. tan0 iU'1. ho body In tho car, but ih roil, ho stopi.i'.l novcral miles let of lfilrfax and carried dip tlta tins the road and hid It In the mXi). An empty wlilcky bottle lay Pffir the body when found and a bullet hail penmnuoii mu ...... ...... .ff..tn,l In P.iwlnmka hcre he had come to file a motion In rlktri t c urt asiiinK ui.ti. i.c .... ..(.in iivnrr Itirlcmenl rrntcd ho dead woman in district M , ... l. lnl. nu tint in CCirt Here, mm m-, .. It. . i ..ffert vo until six ir.cnths had clapfcd. WAVE OF HIJACKING . . . Ills ami 1- .uniiej """?. ItllO MI'KIM I 1 1 ,11 iiiu "mi I nrlo Mm. ff, tn ThK WurM. rWVII' SK. ,M'y :i.The wavn ef ! nekin-- which was prevnlent In paw'. fl,.i and Osago eotinty early ln 'he j.ar his entirely dltap p,a m1 ,ii i h w Biveti way to an vx ten uf b i PKlnit and the pausing ct b.id 'he ks In the pant two m on'hK i !i iiior eases bavo been b.irJ cd liv the county attorney's ctire Durini,- thn month of .Inly a d, , n luil h, i k artists liavo pruyed Up 'i 'he milillc. The lulackers were quickly raiicht and severely dealt with, aboj' l: pleading frullty and othern U.rg piM'ti heavy sentences upon cum icti.,n. Xi.irlj all of the 10 liquor cases itnanated from cither tho mati'ifactiirp and the selling of Choctaw beer and corn whisky. Wlulo niesi of the men mgnged have been lawbreakers .with record- a nuti.b r of joimger men ro Cfit'.y ih ,.mi out of employment ui'.i l. s cmiing dun and necessi ties t.i t,e pn vldcd for their f am nio hearing tales of the ease with ihh Itk, revenues might bo mdo thr. ugh bootlegging, have )t n a , h.nv e, only to bo captured to thr.r initial trip. 4 I 'a ,uie , n Hi,, p.irt of the victim I 'to p ' ue is fald to be tho great est ,ih (, ,. in tho way of chocking thn 1 . i. w , he. k scourge. Offenders on li.n-timi; ihat Information has be n fi)i d against them will fre-que-- v reimburse their victims, Y.h e ipnn prosei utlon will cease. N'umernus ,-nvH of potty thievery hale divt .jied m tho last 60 days. Kar ii , f usages aro leaving incir mn' r f i their summer homes and ihn i ,i,,n blankets nnd other rli fi, n-'u-gs ,roi' nn irrcsltta We luc t. i.,ca sneak thieves, State Briefs MtWOOKK -Mrs. Huo Keeley, former Muskogeean and divorced wife of Walter Keiley, oil man, was murdered K.ittirday In Tampl, o, .Mexico, arcorditig to reports reach ing hero Monday M'AUIKTKU -Kiiiling to hear tho appi M.ii hilig llork fslatid train at Hit trussing at Cairo, Mouth of bore, riundav, result! d In the death of Mrs. William AlcDanlel and thu seri ous Injury of her husband. The worn on their way to Arkansas by wagon, having completed their work at this point. CLINTON Mim. C. C. Pendleton of this clly has lift for Missouri to claim the bod of a mm killed In n gun fight at Oiotiogo, near Joplln, as that uf her husband. I'UHCKI.t Tho broom corn har vest Is beginning In this section. Cutting and baling will continue for ,'ertil weeks. The erop In tills lclnlty Is considered good. WI'.Ttf.MKA -Contract han heen let by tho Odd IVIIows hero for the erection of a two-story building to cost MO, 000. I'UHCnM. With construction progti'sslng rapidly, the new swim ming pool will bo ready August 1. ttiu directors say. OUTMUIH Til. i West Sldo Methodist Sunday nchool held a me morial service for the late J, (I. Kx cell, national Sunday school worker and famous composer. The addrcs.i was given by J. II. Nlssley, a per sonal friend of the deceased. COHDKM. Preparations are be Ing made for tho opening of the an nual Chautauqua to be held heie August 8 to 12. CIIANDM2U HiiHlness men hero havo again backed the American l.eglnn, Coutiact has been signed for a Chautauqua to be held here next year by tho Arthur J. Mnthuiiy post of the legion. MITKlCOrji:i: Jexho I,. Sandem, clerk of tho school board In Chero kee county, nnd J, II. Kowry are un der arrest lieru on a chargu of forgory. It Is alleged that tho two slcncd tho name of another board member on the face of u check for J4S3, which they attempted to cash at a l-'ort t.lbson bank. KAri'LPA Wednesday will be mothers' day at the Buy Scout camp, the mothers of the boys tak ing bupjicr with them on that even ing. The camp for tho smaller boys closes Friday night, the larger one going Into camp all next week. LOVING CUP TO BE PRIZE OF ENID Claremore Second and Tulsa Holy Family Is Mentioned No Place for Crooks ENTERTAIN NEW PASTOR i I'l.lll Hoof tiiuiliii Minini.'i- I M'tiitiM Sfprlnl tn The World. OKLAHOMA CITV. July I A silver loving cup awarded by tlov ernor J. H. A. Hobertson to Hid city whose srhools make the highest averagn In tho modern health iru sade tournament of tho Oklahoma public health assoclatlotn will bi piesented to thn city of llnld at the annual public health conferetio this fall. Announcement of uiii-tu-is in tho lotlranienl was mado today. Hold won first prlro In class A, which Includes schools of nn en rollment of 200 ir more, SecotlA prlro In this division went to Clare more s hools with honorablo men tion for tho TiiIm Holy Pamlly school. In class II, covering school i of liss than 200 pupils, tho Ann darko Indian boarding school tool first ptlr.n and the lllackwell River sldo school second. Caprnn school, Woods county, took the prUc for rural school". Prlzu other than the governor's loving cup will bo silk health ctlisado banners, Thousands (it children In all parts of the elate took part In the tournament, tin nnnii-il event In the work of the Ok lahoma public health association for the health of chlldien. Children are n qulred lo live up to a syMmn 'of health chores and Ihelr ruoeess if failure to do so determines the prr rentage for the school In the tourna ment. MI'h Henrietta Halt Is In charge of the crusade and the tournament, which she considers the most successful movement of Its kind ever held In the state. All awards will be undo nt the fal1 public health conference. service men of this city for a char ter from the American Legion was approved last week by state execu tives. The new pot Is to be known as italston po'H No. 2J7. Klfti ell men signed the application for the charter. IHTiO Hugo's auto tourist camp was formally opened Saturday night by a watermelon feast. All con veniences for campers have been provided and Hugo 1 now ready for her visitor. ''SPA "is"' " i mi cliinili for (iitlici lir;s. ,e. I il to Hi W..II.I II 1 1 S It I'.TT V lulv ? -The enn Kicnatliiu uf the Plrst Christian illlllih of Hinrvellil eliterta.ll.il l I l ew pusliM. the li.-v. II, lit Mn'je loelrei, h n,l wife, at lutirhcun teei-p-Itmti In th" biisi'iiient of the chinch. I lev H.iKimeler is a lull he .if Man 1 Vniiiiilii, but i.niKS flotll Cniiiioeiie leva- I,, II, 111 Vi tt.l, havtllK filled i'i, pulpit of the I'Mioiiirrce elniiih for the past four jenrs. Tito Henrietta i npitregiil l,ii lias X'ltltlV aeqillled n VHlual.le 1'ilK I '( H Bid. nee ptopeitv itillo nlng the i bun h holdings, and h'lve plans for an ample patsotiaK.', and a veiv - Ii .nlaiK.'l (hiiKh bulldlnit a "i 1 11 featllle nf Htllcll Is , nlll' III 1 il 1 1 ,1 to be il innf K. ilil,ll 111 ttblcll W te held the summer ev.ulng nun mill so. lal ev ents. Marl, to llietpllal Again. 1. Ii' ' II - l Tl.l I 'lSt A i lTV. J.ilv !C Wllllmi llalle). II .ai -old boy of Kaw fit . Is In a liMSpiinl vv'lh a broken mm. the i, Milt nf being thrown from a ponv. Onlv recently h was re leased from a hospital, where he w.ih confined (or some time with both leita bioken the lesult of all auto mobile in i blent. II. 'if mid 1 1 1 1 1 1 i I Promoter. P U III'.-K A, Julv 2fi. A deaf and .liiini, , i Minuter Is a novel char in t. r VI--IIII1K pawhiiokii In the petsioi of P. N Ito se of Dei ntur, III liose Is protnolliig the sale of what is known in the l.tgnltn dla ni, mi, I. He is nil old printer, and Nslibs being deaf md dor, i f 'ii ; fi miii par iImI' ln i - . yiars ago In, apa, rat, d h oi ' , i K ai his trade. 11' b "' t s. If-suppoi ling, however, f,n, e , latest affliction. Hose Is a lio nil of rx'Vetal secret orders and tan, crednntlik.'s vv ith him. .Mini) Colls for Help. ADA, .lulv 211. According tn a late leport by Mrs. Orvlll Sim i t local secretary of the Amoilcni lb I Cro, more assistance to f, i in servlie men Is being retnb i I .,' this time than ever before. A la' list of names i ailing for almost cv. . kind of asiliitatice the U' d Pn-s able tn render was submitted in the repnlt Will I'lliKli Ahead of Schedule, lip. I , to Tli W ,,ll.l ADA, Jill v Si. -Tlie work of liullil- i Ing the stteteh of the l.swrem e load l.uati'il nn the Cottnii Hell IiIkIiwiiv is b. lug lushed mid will be colli plete.l abend nf sell, dlllc, II Is said. Mine than III) miles of the lofld III tins illslilrt has nlreadv been marked aiid the wink Is being con tinued. C.implclo llatlerv Orgaiil.'illon. I 'f I t, 11 W "tl, I ADA. .lulv .'il The first tegular meeting or llatt.ry V of the Okla homa N itlotial giiaid will b.i held In I Tin l iy on lit at V Inch lime m, il'. ill , in, ills f. i iinifii ins will be I Mill. 'I II"' .Ml' 11 1 it. ell Will 111! i miii leic.l at till 1 1 -i.i' All Summer Goods Reduced at Vandevers Denver hereby serves notice on all unlavvfiils that they nro not wanted ln the city. Ju"t to prove to the old timers who think they can get away with It, hern Is evidence that Denver means business. The car Is fully equlpyod vvlh n ma. blue fun, a bullet-proof windshield fur tho driver, a ptotector for the radiator and a special rail In front, which can be p-ed n a battering nun, Look at the outfit before you deride to run the dead- lino Into the city of Denver. .MX'SKOOKi: A "committee of 100" was organized here Sunday by representatives of tho various churches to "promoto tho moral welfare of the city." The organl7.a tlon proposes to take an active in terest In city government and mu nicipal affairs generally, particularly ln matters regarding crime. OKMPLOKK Tom Tompkins. W. M, ltrown and Mooney (loss, miners, were bound over to superior court Monday on bonds of 2,500 each In Justice Scott's court at Do war, chat geil with arson In connec tion with the burning Sunday morn ing of two biilldltign of the Okla- I noma Consolidated Mine No. 3 at Coalton, which caused a loss, ol nu.ooo. pliw In Covct-iimmt Hospital. Hp, (Ul In 'lh Wnrlit PAvVHPSKA. July 2C. - As a re. suit of tubeieuloHls contracted dur ing 17 months' servlie In. Prance, John Shelby, an outgo county boy and nephew of Mrs. Oiton Tiijlor of thl rlty, dlol In the government hospital at Preston. Ariz, on Satur day. Shelby was ga (soil nnd wounded In b.'iltlt. nml was a Tintlelit In hos pitals in Ibirope fur sev.-ial luonths. I lie was a sou of Jim Shelby, a well I known cattleman of this county 111 thu early das. was an assumed name, his real nam.; being John Smith. Ills bond was fixed nl S2 0O0, lu (U fault of which he was returned to Jail. I.LACKWRLL l'or thn third tlmo In six years, the s.Uc In the Frisco was blown open Sunday night, hut only $30 was secured by the yeggs. Couldn't Mal.o $'-',(IUI) Ibiinl. Fperlol to Tlie WjnrM. l'AWHI'SlvA, July 2(1.- Onirics Morgan, who Is charged with dn fr. Hiding Pawhusk.t meichmils out of 300, through had check opera tions, admitted that the name un der which he had been operating Slept I'lider Clinch M'H. Sprellt tn Hir WurM. PA Wl ll'HKA. July 20. Two Ttilrn boys, It. H. Pletson nnd F. A. Ford, found work In the harvest fields too str.nuoiis and were on their way homo when they stopped to sVend the night beneath the steps In front of tho Plist Methodist chtircji, III municipal mint today they ex plained that they were broke and wrre obliged to seek shelter under tho chinch ttcps fiom thn rain, '5 Hubert A. Mcltlrney Funeral Director. 921 S. Main. Phono Osage I9llf.i'.. Advt. NOWATA District Judge Marxin has dismissed the suit of the .Mis souri Pacific against the city of No wata for nn Injunction to keep the city from collecting paving taxes to tho amount of J2.5XS.37. The Judge held that the paving procedure b id been legal throughout and that tho property nan llablo for the tax. j PAWHl'SICA Two Indians, Peter Ware and Theodore llearskln, are being hold on complaint of Sam Smith, a rancher living near here. He alleges that the redskins, lndmeil his H-vear-old boy to take them for a drive and then piled him with choc until ho was very sick. Ht'OO This city Is to havo a zoo, probably on thn county fairgrounds, If tho plans now considered by the business meji and lsoy scouts ma tuie. It Is believed that enough species of wild animals can be found in this part of the state to make this zoo an Interesting feature. OIvMI'LOHi: More than SO silita were filed Monday by the secretary of the Retail Merchants' association in Justice Shield's court for the col lection of bad checks and long over dun accounts on behalf of the 1 1 U Okmulgeo firms whu nro members of the association. Quickly Relieved by WAKEFIELD'S BLACKBERRY BALSAM Wnkefleld s Ulackberry Ilalsam has been the surest and quick est remedy for diarrhoea, dysen tery, cholera Infantum, and . holera morbus for 70 years. While It Is qulik nnd positive In its action, It Is harmless and docs not constipate. It checks the trouble and puts the stom ach nnd bowels In their natural, regular condition Of tho mil lions of bottles sold, no raw has In en reported where a cure was not effected when directions were followed livery home should have n bot tle or more on hand, ready for sudden attacks 5 Or and il. tl bottle holds three times DOc size. Sold everywhere. TiAITTON Application Of ex- f',,.1,1.,.. i,i. . 8rNl . Tn. w .,rU. CI SI1IN. . Inlv "f. Tl,n r,. I city dir.,'., y ,,f Cus'hi'ntr. Just off I the pre, is a very creditable publi can m. It , nn'ains 200 pages, 2,931 names nf p. r.s ,ns over 1 1 years of &7P fin .1 '). . . , . . ,. I,, ma mm professional nt. a A"""""ng to tho UHU.ll ra' tind ,,. mating tho population irorr. ni , 1,,. - . v unnillK now lias iTh.V a-u census. in.J Ami n..i Include a large num . ' PC"ple at thu rcfinerks Just Vllt. ,.Uy Mn,ltJ. I . . tn ii . JU ' -r'- I'lVestOCK I h,h , i 7 c 01 -u u0 will be ex . mDlli.J fr . ,,. lnmi.. ,uciriPt jftnoT hJ'r" ln September. C. L llL,- . m aB'n' n"m third Ifirni 5io fs di.trict unit acciuntt. fmi "M 1 "'"'ivs, also to be ex 7ir "l ic ic il'iiral, canning, wtr pr,au. cooking nnd fancy wsm HKM ma m m sst in . a m EH m wa m m aa wm warn unsm rarf vvm i Sr3 Comfortable HOMES III lek Insures u wiiini, easily liculr.1 lioine In winter nnd a lieat-reslstiug lionie In summer. Ardillifts and eoiitr.ictors liavo liit-u usltitf ACM I J llltlt Iv for twenty. five jeiirs. , Vlrllr for Allnirllir Clr I'bitrs Acme Brick Company B03 Keiimtlj Illds, Tl'IAV Osngc3l02 I m mi a E9I Ia Mala uJl-reurLk A Premier Oxford Value '7.45 THIS is only one of the great values offered in the July sale of Oxfords that has captivated the men of Tulsa. AT, We have them In cordovan, Rus sia calf and brown kid in the S(llc most popular styles to fit every walk of life. OtlOCS Genuine $10 Oxfords now $7.45 , , If you men who appreciate real C iMlfgCu value will just take a few min utes time to investigate you'll find out some worthwhile things about Palace footwear. Our J;ilH-rlM Will Fit You Correctly Hannn & Son, James A. Banister Co. nnd Other Hinb. Grade Oxfords now $5.45, $6.45, $8.45, $9.85 W 'kM rncifdd WKnt In- B I K irV A ' '"iiiii, rrtf inti. 1 Bk yr uiiftni, jhtUi d 4 n VUltlne rrJt All I l lnt ttrln. R 4f3; rliont dot: ttoj U A U 2" " So'iUi . ' ii m! iMmiMittiiMm MimMMfflmii a RPni t.. . iif wOiUIClll Buy Tulsa Pavins Securit;e5 Nontnublo ,T" yield frfmi inrj lo ,2 011 tho money Invested. Stan.I.-i.l !... r ill , vinB v-o. lloaton osago 81170.385 profit by the experience of others -which has taught thousands that Instant Postum is better for health than tea or coffee. POSTUTVL has a flavor similar to coffee, but con tains nothing that can disturb health and, comfort "There's a Reason for Po STUM 5 old by grocers everywhere lie Started With One Dollar Today lie owns a house in the best residence district of Tulsa. Persis tent saving plus interest his savings earned, made his success possible. Start a savings account today. We pay 6 to 9' interest on every dollar you leave with us, and your .savings are protected by the state banking laws. Tulsa's Oldest and Largest Building and Loan Association Tui,sa Building and Loan Association SlHCXAOtRnUHHO TULSA OKXAHOMA. ( DoiKiifcTi r I nn coj Elcctricnl Engineers nnd Cuntrnctors 119-121 Enst Second St. dodge!! Elcclric Company nnr Klrrlrlfiil ICriiulrrinriila Hrrtlrt, 1'itlr Itralli-ir, nml Quttllt) A!.i, ( i:n,ii 1 1 to Special Bargains in every department until all summer stocks are sold. V Sensational Blanket Values can be had in our Annual July Blanket Sale Concentration on production by leading; blanket manu- t facturcrs enables us to buy blankets at a price and make this Oklahoma s greatest blanket sale. It matters not what price you have been offered on blankets, we'll duplicate, size for size. And Value for Value at $1.00 to $2.00 Saving to You. Don't Delay But Attend this Greatest July Blanket Sale at the Union Department Store Crib blankets, fine and soft, A Q limit six to a customer, each . . Large plaid blankets, single, each Hig gray blankets, single, each ... 75c ... 98c $1.49 IMg plaid blankets, single, each Huge colored blankets, extra heavy, worth double; our July (J'p' Qp blanket sale price DDttJ I'.ig stripe, big check blankets, well worth ?1B, Qr now at fjJZfO Hig double blanket in d0 OA this sale at $4iU Kxtra special for the July blanket sale; the very pride of these (Tf7 p A bargains for P i DVP Jiig plaid blankets, fine quality, extra size, for . . . United States olive green blankets, pure wool . . . . . $2.49 ,v$2.75 Kxtra heavy all-wool 0. 1). blankets, direct from the (J rprf mills ePO. I O Satin trimmed, fluffy nap blankets in this sale at $3.98 Indian blankets, huge colors, limit throo to a customer, in this QA AT sale at tj). J3 The Union Bargain Sale Union Dept. Store 112-1 14 South Main Street