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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1922
1
GETS BEHIND-BILL
TO REMEDY TITLES
Chamber of Commerce to
Assist in Keeping At
torney on Job
THE NEW GENERATION
Dj Js.no I'ticlp
bin Intri
Unanimous Indorsement ot tli
MUon ot Crosblo Heights property
ers I" tneir iiBm 10 euro ucicc-
fries iu iuiiw ,.,..
iiw directors of th Chamber
if Commerce nt their weekly meet
rt a' Hotel Tulsa Friday noon. The
thamlifi' otecl nlso to impropriate
1100 for Ub shn.ro In koeplnn n local
lltoiii' In WanluiiKton until tho re
medial Mil Is disposed of.
fleveriM day? ngo C. U. itocers,
itoal attorney, wan Kent to Wanning
ton by I'rosbJe HelRhts residents,
who iiersonsft? agreed to pay for
I I, ,crvlee8. According to theso
nropcrty owners, Hosers la familiar
with Hi'1 litigation over titles to Cros
ble It-Wilts, Ohio plnco and Chero
kee IlelKhts No, 2. which was started
ty Indian allottees or their heirs,
m 1 (iinna nxnlalned that the
llirrcld-C'handler bill, which hns
wn introduced In both houses of
t'l'STCBS, Will CUrH UL-trtu ...ire
M. ... ni.tlir.i- Utlcatlon. Tho
be rctrouctlvo to xau3, no
"Ok.ahoma has grown to Its pres
ent fli predominance In spite of
these Mitts,' T. J- Hiirtmnn tlecliircd.
Hut tlic tlnfi- has come when these
.uttn aiv having nn effect on Okla
homa property. Tim bill Introduced
in ronsnm will, if lasscd, euro do-ft-tlve
titles not only In Tulca, but
over the entlro state."
Paul jy,,r advised that Tulsans
who are personally uctjunlntcil with
members of congress wlro them Im
mediately and urgo them to support
the bill. Telegrams nro to u ni 10
members of tho Oklahoma congres
,onM delegation by tho Tulsa Uc.il
nta'o Ilxchange. tho Chambor of
Commerco and other clvlo organiza
tions. MUST REPAIR ITS PAVING
Cf of C. l'rott-its Against K. 1. Traces
' H on Arcls-r Am-iihp.
Directors ot tho Chamber of Com
merco at Hotel Tulsa Friday noon
pawed a resolution calling on the
mayor and city commissioners to
notify the Sand Springs ltallwnv
company to repair Its portlrfii of
Archer street . Hint thoroughfare
rry bo jnado passablo for vehicular
' Tho' resolution pointed out that
this Mreet Is In- poor condition, and
that tho portion occupied by tracks
(hodld bo repaired so the city may
repair tho other portions whlln'thcro
U yet money In the street depart
ment's fund for such purposes.
Henry I'ennynacker, chairman of
tho committee on entrance to Har
vard university, made a lengthy talk
on tho advantages ot llarvurd as a
Mat of learning. '
C. H, Verschoylo, vlco president
of tho American Automobile asso
ciation, was. Introduced by Dr. A.
Ray Wiley, president of the Tulsa
lnlnmnlillA fllll).
Friday's meeting of tho Chamber
;et Commerce was nn open meeting
mm moro man unu iiuumro uu.
msj men and women attending.
Vlille nnd lVm Afcppt Invitation.
WASHINGTON, Jnn. 20. Chllo
and rem have nccopteei me invua
tlon of the United States to send
elpcnic to Washington to arbitrate
their boundary dispute, Ambassador
31. Collicrlo nt Santiago ami j;rom-
Itk A. Stcrl'ng, chargo d'affaires af
I. ma lnrtiv rnlllpil tlio stale ueoari-
t ment. The text of tho acceptances
havo not yet been received oy i
department.
Yegg Susix'ct Killed.
Hooker, an alleged safeblowor. was
hot and killed today In a gun. battle
wun mo potico. iiuuKcr imu
raded himself ,lh a saloon where ha
had attempted to rAb tho safe and
...linn thft nnllm dD'
reared. Officers surrounded the
placo and riddled Hooker's body
with a fusllluo of snots.
Eldcrlv women who find their
former modes of earning a living
,ono are now qualifying as "lady
tooks" and repairers of clothing for
business women In uermany.
CIlAl'TKH I.X,
Jiwn Visits Her Mother.
"I wonder If Joan goes to that sort
of a plaeo Jiccause sho Itkes It or
because she thinks It Is smart," Mar
garet said to Forrester when they
were rolling up town In a taxi,
"Oh, It's Just n fnrtiv her escort
replied! "she'll get tired ot It utter
a bit,"-
"I liopo so, Jtenlly I hntoto have
her get Into tho habit of wandering
about New York with Tom, )lck and
Harry, Did you see, how terribly
shocked sho looked because I was
smoking, yet limvsho took It us ft,
matter of courso that 17-year-old
Marthn Hardy should amokoT"
"Indeed I did! It was ridiculously
funny. Had she not been In such n
stato of surprise sho would have
known you could not smoke. You
were terribly awkward for n. grace
ful woman."
"How I hated to do It! Hut I
wanted, her to know Just how people
feel nHout such things, and so let
her experlenco It."
"I cunnot make up Miiy mind
whether you,nro very clever or very
foolish In your handling ot Joan.
You certainly urn unique," Forrester
remarked, laughing its ho recalled
tho strugglo Margaret had to hide
her dislike of tho clgaret,
"Perhaps 1 was foolish In tho be
ginning, yet I uni not ready to con
ccdo even that. Hut now Joun must
r.nd out thliiBM for herself. All I
inn do Is to Influenro her opinion
when sho Isn't awaru I am doing It.
I Hhnlt let hr kntrw 1 smoked be
cause sho nnd others did Martha
particularly. That I hated It, uml
nothing would ever make mo smoke
ngaln. Slio will hato smoking ho
c.iuso of the feeling It aroused In her.
You seo I know my daughter." Then
nno nddeili "Tho llttlo darling."
Margaret refused Forrester's plea
to como In and visit with her for nn
hour. Her mind was full ot Joan,
her promised V.slt. Over nnd over
ho rehearsed whnt she should say to
hor, how sho would show her that a
mother had fully ns much right to
llvo her own life as n daughter had,
nnd that without apology. That wns
what Margaret feared tho most In
tho coming Interview with Joan; that
slio would Uo tempted to apologize
Instead of simply explaining hor
action,
Sho oId Hannnh of Joan's visit,
that sho was to remain to dinner.
Mrs. Walters. Craig Forrester and
ono or two other guests would help
over any awkwardness.
"Have all tno tnlnga Joan iikos,
Margaret Bald."
Of courso I will! The oor lamb,"
Hannah iRiswercd.
Won't sho bo surnrlsed when sho
sees this apartment," Maigaret said
o herself, ns sho glunced admiringly
around. Forrester had sent her
great bouquets of flowers until ovory
uvallablo vaso and bowl was full,
nnd tho room soattrnctlvo slio could
scarcely tear herself away to dress.
"I must look my very nest.- sno
went on ns she arranged her hair In
the latest mode. Rnd dusted a be-
Joy anything planned for the young
er set,
"Ono would think I was dirsiliiK
for a lover Instead ot my daughter,"
sho snld to her r flection In tho mir
ror, a reflection dazzling In Us live
liness, Onco ngaln heforo she could cx
jiect Joan aim conferred with Han
nah, She wanted to bo siiro that
Hannah would behave ns It Klvlug
formal dinners wus the usual thing.
She even wanted Joan tb be lm
prsscd with the chnngo In hor old
bc rant.
Tho bell rang. Margaret longed to
run nnd open the door herself and
tnko Joan lnaher nrms. Hut she sat
still In her lovely rose liedion.
"Hrlng her In here!" sho called to
Ilnnnnh, nnd Joan stood w'.do eyed
In the doorway. "Come In dear, nnd
lay nsldo your wrap," Mtirgaret drew
her daughter to her nnd pressed n
kiss on tho flushed cheek. "That's
a pretty frock, Joan, but I must line
my dressmaker mako you some
things. Turn around mid let ii)o
look nt you."
With a bowlldered look In tier
widened eyes, Joan did us she was
bid.
(To He Continued.)
t i .
. . . . . n n . - w w n rr--r . n m i mmv -rs-wjk r".. 1 , 1
II 3 1 ill 1 1 I 1 1 liri 111 I .... I vt-"-.-' .-s vcy jt, sy "-f
ON LARGE SCALE
New Distributing Firm
.Will Cover Parts of
Five States
Thn organization of nnnv
In Tulsa to dlstrlbiito heavy
Irnls nnd complete battery
An "nt homo" for young people
of the city and especially thoo who
do not have their homes here, will
bo held by thesenior Christian Un-
deavor society .Sunday afternoon nt
coming powder over hor cheeks. JeuJ6 o'clock In the church parlors, mis
must bo thrilled, she musthlnk mo.pUI be the first of a series of the
lnteretlng as a woman. I adore be
ing her mother, but I want o be
mors than that, I want her to treat
mo as an equal." Margarot laughed
a. bit ruefully As she recalled how
Joan hart thought her too old tb on-
FOR 28 YEARS
HER FAVORITE
ft) Usefulness of tho Genuine
ihedford'a Black - Draught
'Liver Medicine Haa Long
Been Known
Yale, Okla. The usefulness ot"
taearorn'R. Black - Draught liver
'judlclne has long been known to
trs. A. H. Leach, of Route 1, thli
Hies, who says:
"About twenty-eight years ago we
re living near Belleville, Kans. I
a In very poor health. I would
t, but It didn't seem to satisfy or
Jo me any good, I was bloated;
"it oppression nt tho stomach. Th-J
'uaness in the right side was awful,
I '111 .n ...1 1 1 1. A .LI.-
tating even made, me tired. I sat
around feeling so miserable. Ono
ay I looked In tho-glass and my
complexion scared me not the
;f i blood in my face. My ear.
waxyj aKin riaoDy, pale.
a In a had fir.
I had beon taking medicine, as I
was told it was Inactivity of my
r that was causing this trouble.
About nils time nothing having
"na me any good I began to look
, -w cure,
"I rot..! . rr-t. - .1, -i . .
fths'i nn'1 my husanu wept t0
use, nil. mvi i. r v.-. n I n.
iiy appetite became moro
v.mai. uraaually the bloating flls.
appeared, and my skin clearod uo,
?' fi? from then till now I have
fiitl"1 iaek-Draught n tho best
"I tnedlcine mode.
B,..-k"P Black-Draught Iri tho
ii,.... i, "avo u""a t ever since,
farm V nere ln Oklahoma on my
Blub 7 lw"ny years ana rcgara
nWi-;Drauent " my mllyt liver
.ril.oe' RnA csPect to keep'lt for
"ro to come."
LOOK FOR GOLD STAR
Dlip'njcil In Thiers WIiim-o IViimI Is
Sold Mcmm llnblMiiii'iils Am
100 I VP Cent Snlillnry.
"I-ook for tho gold star." Ac
cording to 1). 8. Thompson, ot tho
city health department, the depart
ment Is at this tlmo Inaugurating n
system of grndlng and ratings for
tho restnurnnts, soda fountains nnd
confectionery stores throughout tint
city.
ln order for any such placo of
business to obtain tho gold star
which signifies 100 per cent clean!!-
ncni it win Do neenflsnry ror eacn
place to comply with all tho regula
tions complied by tho city authori
ties: nnd approved by tho stnto do
pnrtineiit. James Ice. stato Inspec
tor, sayB that Tulsa Is tho second
cleanest town ln tho stale.
Hvery nlaco that compiles with
"nil of tho regulations will bo graded
100 per cent which will require mo
gold fitnr to be framed mid hung
In a conspicuous plnca at all times,
us they are llabln for an Inspection
nt any time of the day or night.
Theso certificate will lm Issued by
Dr. It. C. I'resson, clly superin
tendent of health, working In co
operation with thu county und stato
authorities.
ltestnurnnts falling below tho 100
per cent mark will bo graded ac
cording to their merits and will bo
marked In Ink on. tho Inspection
card.
r firm
ports
was nnnounccd Thursday when the
Kny-I'iekerlne company "matin pub
lic that they hnd placed an order for
several carloads of caiistlR soda,
soda ash and other chemical. Th.i
new firm expected to bo ready for
business by February 1, it was an
nounced. Tho new company will bo financed
paitly by IncM cnpttnl. J( 1'. Mc
Kay of Tulsa hs,s heen In tho battery
business In Tulsn slneo 1BI7. (1. tl.
I'lckerlng. the other njember of the
flri" hns been for some time sales
mnnngor and honvy rtorkholder In
i ho superior Storngo Hattery com
pany of Kansas City. Tiin l ompnny
will linvo Its main offices an 1
warehouses In Tulsa and wilt have
traveling representatives over nil of
Oklahoma and parts ot Arkansas,
Missouri, Kansas and North Texas.
Tho Kny-I'lckerlng company will
be fnrtory representatives of the
Hugnr Land Maiiu ncturlng company i
or sugar Land, Texan. Kay returned
Wednesday from tho latter place,
whom hn announced that ho hnd
placed orders for several car loads
ot bicarbonate of soda, sulphur,
caustic soda, sod.i nsh, calcium
chloilde, fuller's earth, denatured
alcohol, litharge, sulphuric Held anil
othpp hnuvv rhrmlcnli nsoil in thn
making ot batteries. Tho first older'
of tho company umounts to ap
proximately 3O,0uO It was mi
ounccd. Tho company rxpvctn to
enrry ln thu main warehoVn hero n
heavy stuck ot nailery reinaccmen
parts which they Intend to furnish
to thn battery servlco stations hero
and olfowhere.
Dci-lslim Will Ho Mnilc ns In I'.ffl
I clone) nf 'Hint Almlo 'I'nncl.
! Whether busc will bo rccOHIlUed
ns the most efficient method of city
transportation, and If so, whothor
It should bo municipally owned nnd
operated Is to bo decided by tho
transportation commllteo of tho city
cnminlsdou headed by Finance
Commissioner H. F. Newblnck.
The question was rcfrred to this
committee by tho ninyor Friday
when H. W. llnles. pres'dent of tho
Oroater Tulsa club, appeared before
tho commission and asked that the
romnilNsloii tnko snmu nctlon townrd
nssurtng bus li imsporlat on Iminedl.
ntely. llnles presented a copy of a
resolution psssed liv tha Orenler
Tulsa club, lie declared that tho
"utill" systiMii of motor bus trans
portation should bo put Into opera
tion, and that thero should bo no
procrastination in adopting it nnd
letting truik manufacturers send
icpri'scntnttves hero to miiKo plans
for bidding.
Tho plan presented by Hales pro
vides for municipal ownership of
tho bus line, but this plan was not
viewed favouibly by city officials.
Tile "unit" sjstein woiil, plnco op
eration under ono company nnd
make possible, the uso of transfers.
If several comi'imles wero allowed
to operate, patriots must pay faros
on each route, Hairs pointed nut.
City Attorney Finnic F Duncan
expressed tho op nnm that tho city
rnnnot giant nu exclusive franchise
to a bus conip.iny However, ho
niMeil. bus lines may be licensed un
der the existing nrd nance
'At Home' for Those Who
Do Not Have Homes Hero
kind, reviving a successful custom
of last year,' The purpose Is to In
troduce young people to eacn otner.
Tho regular meeting
will follow the social
o'clock.
oX the society
hour at Gilo
Just What You Need
for these cold days and the many more
i to follow.
Young Ladles and Grown Girls' Flat
Heel Brown Calfskin Laco Boot with
Goodyear Welt Soles, .a high grade
shoe ln every patrlcular.
On Sale $ A .95
Today Only at...
Boys' Special
HIGH TOP STORM HOOTS, very
durablo and warm; just what "Iho
boys aro wildbout; 3.50, $3.8, $U5
Rubber Overshoes. Come up and get a pair.
TULSA UPSTAIRS
SHOE COMPANY
200 South Muln fitrcct " Upstairs Now Alexander Illdg.
Betwopn Second and Thlril'Strccts
Trlnnglo CiHisow Man's Ucntli.
KANSAS CITV, Mo., Jon, 20. W.
A. Fowers, was dead today as the
result of a shooting In tho npartmeiit
of Mrs. Klla M. Jorko. last night
Dualn Colo, 22. unit thn woman nrel
being hold by police pending an in
vestigation. It Is alleged that both
wero suitors of Mrs, IM.ko, and that
tho shooting followed a quarrol
when rowers arrived at the apart
ment nnd found Colo and Mrs. Iocke
onjoylng a dinner party.
Tho hearts of sedentary workers
nro apt to become soft nnd flabby.
WHY COUGH AND
COUGH AND COUGH?
ARE you Rolng to let It stick and
become a chronic condition ?
Ol course not I Not when you
know you have a preparation lile Dr.
Hell's Pinr-Tar-llnncy to loosen it up
and. so allow Nature to rid jou til it.
This preparation is second to none
for its Mxitlnng, relieving effects,
Coughs, coldi and bronchitis, quickly
relieved hy I)r Hell's rine-Tar-lloney.
Keep it on hand. All druggists. 30c.
Dr. Bell's,
Kne-Tar-Koneo3
Jar Cogghs and Colt
If Wc Have
Served
you and you woro
pleased with our meth
ods nnd our prices tell
your neighbor about it.
Wo aro always kept
pretty busy but that's
becnuso we keep our
promises. We hnvo
studied tho art of mov
ing and know how to
take tyiro of your prop
erty. Call us up.
HI3 UroKMATlON
WITH
MIA
NeGHBOR.!
MOVE
Ut oa know;
Tulsa Storage and
Transfer Co.
No. 6-20 North Cheyenne
M. A. BNIDEII, Mcr. 1'liono Osago 1273-01
Every . Day Cut Prices
C0c Nujol 51c
$1.20 Nujol , 92c
COc Syrup of Figs , 49c
10c Custoria 31c
30c ncsinol Sonp 21c, 3 for GOc
f0c Pcpsodcnt Toolh Paste 39c
$1.00. Coty's L'Orignn Face Powder C9c
$1.00 Plvcrs Azurcn Fncci Powder : 79c
$1.00 Pivcrs Floramyc Face Powder. (. . . . -79c
$1.25 Pinkham's Vcgclnblc Compound 97c
$1.10 Nuxatcd Iron 9c
$3.75 Horlick's Mnllcd Ktilk $3.19
$1.00 Horlick's Malted Milk 89c
$1.00 Wine of Cardul "....89c
50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 39c
50c Palm Olive Shnmpoo 39c
50o Pebeco Tooth Paste 39c
25c Mavis Talc ....19c
25c Woodbury's Soap .' 19c
25c Djer Kiss Talc . . . 19c
50c IJsterine Tooth Paste 39c
25c Johnson's Hnby Powder 19c
25o Lysol . . ; igc
50c Lysol 39c
$1,00 Lysol . 83c
00c Dandcrinc 48c
50c Mentholntum 39c
30c Resinol Sonp T....21c, 3 for GOc
85c Pinniid's Fait de Quinine G9c
25c Lyons Tooth Powder 19c
' MAVIS FACE POWDER
Double size. Regular $1.00 package.
Special ,.,...,,,,.
69c
Shaving Needs
COS Durham Duplex Ulades 3 80
35a I-nders Wades ,,,,,,,, SOo
COo GUletts Bladei 39a
$1.00 Gillette Jllades , ,,,.7Ho
60a Gem Ulades , ,,.30o
40o Kverready n lades 33o
EOa Auto Htrop Xllades. , , . ,3Bo
3Co Palm Ollvo Bhavlni
Cream 29o
SSo William's Bhavlnc
Cream 9o
(1.50 J'lnaud's I.ilao
Vegetal 070
Fo r ChappedH ands
Riken's Ilnsol a fragrant
liquid toilet cream, ltegu-
Special bJL
Puretcst Rose Water and
Glycerine; an old-tinic fa
vorite; 1 oz. bottle. Reg-
lnr.2ijc. 10r
Special kif
(Saturday only.)
Saturday
Ic Sale on Food Products
Coffee, Tea and Cocoa, 2 packages for the
price of one njus
1c
The 5l&ica!!Jb Stores
The Safe Drug Stores.
5I!iIiiAtS
Whether You
em or
Need In
NotYou
11 Boy
The (jivc-a-wny Prices on these garments
make them irresistible For future wear and
"extras' and your purchase will prove an
investment.
Coats Furs
Suits Dresses
For Saturday we have priced all winter and fall
coats,, furs, suits and dresses at about one-half the
wholesale, cost of materials alone.
50 Plush and Cloth
Coats
In three Groups, Regardless o Worth, Cost or
Former Price.
,$39.75 $49.
75
40 High Grade Suits
You will agree we do not want to carry over any
suits when you see, the reductions we have made on
these. The entire lot in three groups at from Qne
v Third to One-Half the Wholesale Cost.
$19
,$49
140 Cloth Dresses
s
Reduced to prices so low you could not begin to buy (
the same quality material alone for the same'amount, i
Cost and former retail has been entirely ignored.
5 $595' $i0 $15
$1 Q.75 JQ.75 '
1 y and to
19 Fur Coats; .106
Flit Neckpieces
At Less Than Pres
ent Wholesale Prices
$750 Squirrel Coat $375.00
$l,00f) Squirrel Coat $475.00
$;$95 Jap Mink Cape $198.50
$550 French Seal, 45-inch .. .$275.00
$175 Natural MuHkrat Coat..$ 87.50
$375 Hudson Seal Coat $198.50
$125 Near Seal Coats $ 59.50
$275 Near Seal Coat $ 98.50
$10.75 Noar Lynx Scarfs $10.00
$25.00 Squirrel Chokcrd $10.95
$10.75 Fitch Chokers $10.00
$!J9.75 Fox Scarfs $19.75
$415.00 Stono Marten Chokers. .$25.00
$12.95 Dyed Opossum Chokers $ 5.95
$:$9.75 Canadian Wolf Scarfs. .$19.75
$250 Squirrel Stole, 72-in $98.50
-'l,s..10.ur druggist tor ThedfonVs-,
-"omsement.
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