The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], August 28, 1921, FINAL EDITION, SECTION A, Page 5, Image 5

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TULSA DAILY WUKWJ, M'NUAY, AlH.l'JST 'iS, WSl
SECTION A'.
REPORTER DIGS
UP VARMINT TALE
Indites Se7iuct to biicic
lldbeast Sensation i
at Drumright l
Wildcat emits smoke .
Inquisitive Scientist- Declined (
(,i Pursue Animal Into !
the Forest
Had it off Ilabu Hon Found
Caught in the Grating of
Sewer Opening in Enid
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1 SpofUl la The WorM,
1 nS'II). Auk 27. A perfectly
' formed baby boy was f nuiul on the
i Kiate of a te wor. Tho child's
head was crushed hut the body
was otherwise In perfect condition
nnd was evidently placed In the
sower tlii' night buforo tlio dis
covery. Tlio grato catches every
thing of sultunce.
Tho body was hurled tempora
lly and a caich will he tnndn to
find the parties who committed
thi crime, 'fttn yearn hk a body
wan eaiiKht the same way, but
oiflci.s never lu ateil tho perpo
tratoin. WATER FAMINE IS
DUE TO TANGLE
to Tb World,
' MltinilT. Auk 27. That the
ivclrd armlnt which ban rc
lieen mnkltiK nlKht hideous In
Kilty of Slick, rendering every
1. dell a ilendczvous of terror,
aded tho precincts of this lo
..1 the Rlst of a wanderlrK tale
i i the press by a local news-
i tho monster has seen fit to
himself with additional awr
K attributes Is to be Infeired
he Imoherent recital delallnd
frightened witness,
monster was seen," siy.s the
"last ovenliiK by a woman
a rhlldren who were pleklnK
ne.i In a swamp at the top ef
n the outskirts or ilio city. .,,,,.,,,. .hutn.n, down of the
" , , r '.iV1 Id1, t ' ralrlHml IlKht and water plant.
weird howl when It be i'ld ,,, , rvMUfiX from ,he ..xeelltlon1
, ,. dlsnppcarltiK In a sue diet , j,llU.mt.m ,,y i)CIlllty Sheriff C. I
f Miw.t. I iifwl L'n.flfn smnup. ..." ........ ....
, i is. H e, upon nn oroer oi me
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Owner Sues for Lcaso
IIoncy and Closes
the Plant
Sr-c!l to Th- WnrM.
l'AIItr.AND, AUK 27 P.riotis In
convenience and extreme h.irdohlp
were entailed tlfion the Inhabitant!)
of this city durlnK tho week by the
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In i.ir tho environs or the city
, ed with doliKht by the ropoi
ir ,ew of the tact, on account of
l!ic 'nos of tho day, a stronK k
,'a' - ry was a thine Krcntly to lie
lit- d In phuato tho liy edlto
nh id come down with a Kroiioh
cn - annlni; himself to the Kills
vi, i ,i i lee ilrk, a sawod-off shnt--l
in nutniatlc pistol, ami the
lien , nd of a billiard tie. the Ir
trr 1 - 'ill enlisted the assistance of
a scientist, 1". Alexis leliabod.
i 1)., a specialist In hloloKy -an
u. horlty on wildcats In partlcu-
'r .'hen they are still and fare I
ftr"i tn the dewberry swaiiip which
r(5i puted to be tho -varmint a
IM'
t sual, the sensatlnn-Kalherltu
c ill the heavy work to tlio pi-
intetitlnK himself with takini?
,'id B'ltherlnK Impressions.
lelo Ichnbod, II. V. II..
1 the stale atmosphere In th"
of whero strniiKo tracks
fan-shaped affairs with nlno-
wero found.
v I at," he muttered, dreamll'-.
"W at but not still."
"8 ill we follow after?" eagerly
r .' d tho historian of the expedi
tion " Twctr useless," pronounced th!
wUc an, sadly. "We Khould not be
abe ' i overtake a tub of mash
tven
in, by puttlnc two and two te-f-ther
the deeply Intcretsi'd reporter
n able to secure four, and with this
lie deduced that this was tho nanv'
anlmilu which has been terrorizing
othc' portlona of tho country durlui;
the at few days, lie vouchsafe t
the ' pinion that tho Kreen, smoky
ha7P remnrked as envelopInK the
bta-t is due to tho evaporation of
fu" il, a phenomenon which al
ways accompanies tho first run of a
,)' at He believes also that since
th s beast can develop the kick of
an i'1 rh.int there is no reason to as
mme that It can not make a track
lust -is larce.
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Holiness Cnnip .Mcvtlns.
fp Th.- World.
MlWIKAnc 27. Kervlcen
Th') Hit nation, In a nutshell, seems
to be this: The plant Is owned by
N. 0. (lallemore, who leased It, a few
years aK'. to .1. 1'. Smith. It Is Mint
ed that Smith failed to pay the rent,
anil (inlleinore recently obtained
Judgment aualnst hint In dlstllct
court for Jl osr.
Thin JudKiiunt wan not rutlsfled
and the court onb ii d an execution
served on Smith. .Meantime tho peo
ple here an siiffurlnK beeauso of
the action tnfct n, ami nre busy
cleanliiK out old wells to Ret water,
and iiHortlni; to coal oil lamps for
IlKht.
I'lipll of HoKiLslawslil.
Sperl"! to Tlif World.
KIN'OI-IKIIP.K. Auk. 27. Miss
,IeHte K. I'ord lias resiKned her po
sition as head "f the piano depart
ment of KliiKflsli. r colUKe nnn Miss
Mildred 13. WIKKln of Topeka, K:n.,
hos been eh, 'sen for the position.
Miss WJKKtn, 1 sides boitiK a KIJ 1
uato fiouv Waihburn eidbKe In
muste, CTs a student of lioRUslwskl,
after which she also spent three
years In tho New' KiiKHnd conserva
tory under Charles Uenuco.
Cnlitvii'll Jloies to l'otK'si.
Special to Thn WorlJ.
I'ONC'A CITY. AUK. 27 -J. W.
Cantwtll, until recently president of
the Oklahoma A. and M. colb t'e of
Stillwater, Is movlrm- with his family
to Tonca City, which will be their
home after September 1. Ills dauh
ter, Miss Carolyn Cantwell, Is a
t"acher In the I'onca City schools.
Her father Is lenvlni; almost Imme
diately for overseas to take ndvnnccd
work In I-3uropean universities.
City Water U the IWst.
HperlTJ to Tto Wurld.
Cl'HHlNU, Auk. 27. I'sers of cltv
water hero nre hnvlnir the laiik-h on
owners of wells III the city since tho
state chemist has made his report.
Ills ntrihsU shows that the water
upplled by tho city Is better for
human consumption than spe, linens
of well water submitted to him.
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are
the mornliiK. afternoon nnd
at the Holiness camp meet-
he tabernacle at Kirst and (5
southwest. In this city. The
attendance Is istimnted at
ClerKymen nsslstinK In the
i an- J. (5. Tripp. A. C. Wat-
VI T. Kohl). ( , Mitchell. J.
H Spaur. C A. Itowers and
lyer. Sovral additions aro
,1
n itlt nt Money (Setting.
!r' Tho World. '
"M13UCI3 Auk- 27 That the
Rlil u Ihams eviuiKellstlc mectlnK
y'' . the Haptlst church in this
V ns profitable from the stand-
Ill- r r dollars and t ents as well as
itual matters a shown by tho
uit on Sunday afternoon a col
r was taken nt which more
moUKh money was raised to
ff a debt of -2,2G4 on tho
Knsc of Xo Man's Kami.
COM.MI3KCU, Auk 27 "Ilosn
of N'o Man's Land" l.s the title of a
play copiposed by Austin V. Stout
of this city, which he has recently
had eopvrlKhti-d nnd will II will bo
produced in the near future for tho
benefit of the Afotoolnhrdlutaoln
benefit of the American I-cglon by
a company whb h hns been orKan
Ized under the name of the Com
merce Amateur Theatricals club.
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Haudi'iii' Irt'ft the Trnelf,
fpcclAl o TUf World
VINITA, Auk 27. Charles Stiles,
colored, was seriously Injured
Wednesday afternoon when a Kaso
llne handcar on tho Knty
'jumped the track south of thn city.
'The driver of the ear was 'onslder-
ably Bhakriu up, but his Injuries are
not considered danKerou.s. Stiles was
taken to I'arsons to recelvo treat
ment In the Katy hospital thero.
thur li bulldltiK.
Iiiiori'o After Tuenty Yehrs.
tr- The World
M'vMI Auk. 27. After 20 years
'f ' fied life and the raisInK of a
fan ,f children, some of whom
ri- ,i drown and one married.
II. a i. mile Dill has filed In dls-
tru jrt a suit for divorce aKainnt
I'Iim- OrK.'in Is Ke'aily
Ct'SHIN'O, A UK. 27. .Workmen
nre Installing a $7,000 pltio orKan
Klft of Frank Ciilllnn of this flty,
In the I'rcMbyterlnn , hur, h hero and
report that the or Ran will be ready
for use this w cok.
i 'Of Norwegian Invention Is a proc
! ess for damnilnK shallow streams by
lavInK wlre-protfcted canvan pipe
support, abandonment and nercs them and filling the pipe with
water
lie r i iKband, Neuman O. Dill, allow
ing r
true''
5Q00 Reward
We will pay 50.00 for the return of our
Ford roadster delivery car, bearing our
name, and taken Friday, afternoon. Or we
will pay 25.00 for information that results
in recovery of car.
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Such Remarkable Selling Events as these will
crowd this busy store Monday Vandevers
Our Annual
Pricings are 25 to 35
below later season prices
lliis event affords an unprecedented opportunity for the. purchasing of
fine furs at a substantial saving at prices that are the lowest in years.
We purchased these really fine furs during an unusual depression in the
fur market when fur prices dropped to the lowest level present replace
ment prices are much higher consequently as the lator fall demand for
fine furs increases so will marled prices be higher.
Therefore we earnestly urge an immediate selection of your furs now
so that a liberal saving may be yours.
Rich Silken Furs Gives
Smartness to the Costume
-Perhaps no other form of feminine adornment so subtly enhances nit
lady's fascinations as do really fine furs.'
Hut they must be fine furs and that is why it is well to buy at Yandever's
for here every fur is of guaranteed quality.
And the modes loo are beautiful diversified original by skilled fur
riers here and abroad, who fashioned them from the finest peltries ob
tainable directed by Dame Fashion.
A FevJ Representative Values!
Australian Seal Coal -.50 indies long,
bell sleeves, lnrr;e shawl collar, Pussy
willow lining, sclf-triintncd.
AiiRust Sale Price, $100
Crlncy Coat 30-inch length, brown or
taupe, belted model, bell .sleeves, large
collar.
August Sale Price, $15
Hudson Seal Coat -30 inches long, n
.sports model of fine selected pelts, large
bell sleeves and shawl collars, belted.
August Sale Price, S22.r
Hudson Seal Wrap A beautiful' wrap
of superb skins, trimmed vith large
squirrel shawl collar, satin and bro
caded lining.
'., AiiKtist Sale Price, ?17.r
-National Mink Wrap Three-quarter
length, of beautifully matched skins,
large shawl collar, 12-inch reversed
border nnd reversed cuffs, brocaded
Pussywillow lining.
August Sale Price, $750
-Russian Kolinsky Cape of exquisite rich
furs; nn original model self-trimmed
with tails, beautifully lined.
August Sale Price, ?750
-Marmot Coat of ItO-inch length, belted
model, bell sleeves, finely lined.
August Sale Price, ?100
-Alaska Seal Wrap A beautiful '18-inch
wrap of the dolman type; large shawl
collar and fine Pussywillow lining, self
trimmed. August Sale Price, $!)G0
Other fine conts, wraps, coati-os, throv, wurfs, chokeiN and arlous
fur pleis-s are here In n vtnnderful esilliillon of line js'ltrlew. lly nil
menus, )lc this siiixtIi hhoiilni; of the new In furs.
A Partial Payment
-You can buy during this saleon liberal
terms, paying a portion of purchase now, and
we will hold and store your furs until wanted.
Charge Purchases
of furs during this sale will ap
pear on October statements,
payable November 1st.
All so-termed Hudfon Heal Furs are
dyed Mu-kiat.
All so-termed Australian Ken! Fun r
dyed Cnney,
Stamped Ecru Crash
Novelties 1-2 Price
17" Regular Prices $1.25 to $2,50
Tills selling embraces centers, pillows, scarfs nnd oilier
items in good quality crash.
llnli ony
The Autumn Modes
completely dominated by
SLACK
-Sponsored ami favored by Paris and New York;
black predominates in the autumn modes and it
is only lo be twpccled that our rasliion rooms, with
their close IMflh Avenue, New Yoik, connections
should feature the captivating modes of the mo
ment in-
illitrlc (win fori Crcpr Vrochn
Much Crcxt do C.liino I'rocka
Ilhirh Cropo Siilin I'rockx
Witch S'iifi1 I'rtuiraiso I'rocU
Much Voirol Twill I'rochg
$24.75 to $185
- The slender silhouette embraces draped models
straight-line and tunic effect, cape nnd bell
sleeves and captivating novelties.
Chenille, faille ribbon, wool embroidery,
monkey-fur. corded effects and other rich em
bellishments give ndded piquancy to these
charming frocks.
Tis n pleasure to view nnd n pleasure to show
them I
-Third nmii
Black Dress Fabrics
Monday and Tuesday
For those who Fashion
their own clever frocks
Fine lustrous black silks of excellent qualities
are priced at liberal discounts for two days
selling--making the cost of the new home
fashioned frocks an Inexpensive item.
illl-inch blade Canton Cropo, tpo.cial. .$3,911
36-inch Idach Satin, rcgfiar $2.'.1,
special $l.9fl
40-inch black Charmcww regular
$2.7.r, special $2.19
36-inch Satin I'rancaino, regular $3.50
npocial $2,911
36-inch Taffetas, $2.9.1, special. . . .. .$2.39
36-inch Taffetas (a special purchase) $1.59
Black Woolens and Velvets
'Ifl-in. Hindi Tricotine, -10-in. Hindi Ottoman jf o "fc O
Cloth, IK-in. Hlack French Serge, regular $.'$.50 V Hf(
nnd Special
27-inch lllac.h Costume. Velvet, yard $2.50
36minc.h Iilach Costume Velvet, yard $3.50
39-inch lllach Chiffon Velvet, yard $5.50
39-inch Made Chiffon Velvet, yard 57.95
37-inch Mad: Chiffon Velvet, yard $10.00
Ill-inch Millinery Velvet, yard $1,911 to $3.50
Main ITtM,r
250 Pairs
White
Footwear
Yi Price
-embracing our entire stock or quality white kid and canvas
pumps in full Louis, baby Louis, nnd military heels. Kxtraor
dinary savings are possible of this high-grade footwear during
tin." nun;
Dress Slippers
Special $4.85
-Hlack and brown suede one
strap, full Louis hoel slip
pers that have been selling
up to !? Ili.no. Specially
priced i or tins selling.
Dress Pumps
Special $6,45
Of fine quality, in French
kid, brown and black satin
trimmed, finest of bench
make. Regular sizes and
regularly sold to $lf.()0.
.Second Hour
Women sy Silk Chiffon
Hose
-with lisle tops and feet, excellent weight, in Hack, sil
ver and gray. Regularly CQ
1.2."). Special OVC
Halliburton-Abbott Co.
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