The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 14, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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GREAT FT. SMITH
BRIDGE OPENED,
JOINSJ STATES
Tulsans Play an Impor
tant Part in Ceremony;
Cy Avery a Speaker
THOUSANDS AT SCENE
Great Parade Precedes Cere
monies Opening Structure
Spanning the Arkansas
GOVERNORS CLASP HANDS
KobcrlHou and Mcllae Beach
Across Line; Avery ToIIh
of Pike Highway Plans
Travelers from Tulsa In Fort
Smllh limy now drive Into llial hls-
lorln til y without paying lull thi-y
may motor across inn new ji.iniu.
00 ii hrldgn Ihul wnn dedicated I'iI
day. It In the second largest eon
i ruin bildge III llm enllre world, iiml
la not imly ii monument In llm pro
grcsslvpiiosn of the Arkansas city Imt
nli It Jnlnn two great states Okl.i
lHimfi nml ArkansHn,
Tulsa played nn Important part In
the fortnul opening ceremonies I'rl
ilay. C. H Avery nf Tulsa, presi
dent nf tlio Allien I'lko Highway as
sociation, aci opted tlin bridge for
turn association from inu-linor ll
llnmK. chairman of thn bridge
building i umiiilnrliiii. In n Hlmrt ml
rtross of nc-teptance Avoty oiiIIIiumI
tlio history of I ho Albert I 'Iks High
way association mill complimented
. the guthcilng on Its enterprise In
building Mich a structure to leave
to posterity.
;iiiernor Minla; Manila.
Tlio bridge was foriniill v ilcillcatfil
when (lnv. j, H, A. Itohcrlnon of
Oklahoma itinl (low Thomas (!. Ml'-
Itno of Arkansas shook hundn ncrosn
tlio Mute linn which Ih dcsluniitcd hi
1 llio bridge liy. mi imposing marker
, unvpiini Krlday. Thousands of spec
, Intorn kI noil on tlio bridge timing
I ho ceremonies nml watched thu
' tlio sluggish Arkansas flow under
neath. A iiuiinmntli pnliuln from
tin' downtown section preceded tlir
(Ipillrittloii.
Among those who attended from
Tilled hcsldcn Avery wero 12. Itro
(lulhrcy. sen clary of llio Albut
J'iko Highway nmoi'liitloti, Wllllem
Hidden, secretary of tlii. Chamber
of Commerce. T. I'. I'mnicr, man
ager of the Tulsa Clearing lloun.i
, association. T. A. Trusty, rpnltnr,
ami i:. Itrynolilii. Hiixkoll, (Ihla ,
t-ent n. delegation of approximately
- SO huslncrn men.
in IiIh speech of acceptance,
Acry reminded h!n honrcrn Hint
' till brldgn Ik only n link In n cliiiln,
t nml that they should return to tliclr
homes determined Unit ucenm-
pllshmouls In kooiI rnml building
Vt' 1 nlinll become greater with tlio iiiib-
I II or nf tlmo.
I Hut Itccltlulitur Kms Airv.
"Ami miu-' Im rr.tiuirMi.il nm urn
f) rpplrnlo thin rnmnlctfil link In our
K lilKhtviiy, 1 wnnt to Improm on yon
pcopln locally ami our tni'iiiliprnhlp
nn a wliolo (lint, like thn t intent at
j comnipiicpincnt pxpiuIkph, wn aro not
" flnlKhliiK hut Junt lipglutilnR. Korl
- Hinllli will not ho MitlaflPil with n
. hrldso that IphiIr lo n mini holn and
iiplthor will Colorado, KniinaH and
Oklahoma ho cntlstlcil with a hrldcr
; Hint Irnda only to rlly pavciiiPiit.
Wn must leturn to our Iioiuch from
' thin nplpiidhl Kiithcrlnt; full of rp-
" iipwpJ puthuit!anm nnd nmliltlon to
finish thp job, and thin Job will not
ho fltilliPl until tlio Albort Hk'i
; lilnhway U a coullnuoilit pavPinpnt
' liiiOS iiiIIpb I'JtiK."
- That tho.io nniienibold mlRlit become
lirltPi' Mciiuiiliiti'd with tlio hlmory
,; of tlio Albert 1'lK" lllRlnvny aimocln
i t on, Avi'i-y lPi'inmlPit hoiiui of Hi
' airompllBliiucntH and told of lis
, lioprn.
Thu Albeit l'llto UlKhuay ao.
clntlon wiim orKiinlzud at TiiIh.i Jan
uary 29, 11117," h explained. "In thti
. npilnB of tlio followlnR yonr It lip
on too nfflllntPd with tlio National
llljihway niHoclatlon at WanhlnKton,
t V. C, and Into In thn fall of tlio
hanio year bocamo n momber of the
h Associated IllKhwayn or America.
j Thb highway extends from Hot.
tMirltiKs, Ark., to Colorado Springs,
Colo., It Is l.tlOS mlleu In leiiRth and
thero has been expended on tt
: during tho past five years a fraction
In excess of 7.000,t00
, s.a,2,10,nn( AallaMo.
'f "Thero It available for expend!
rt turn on this hlRhway ilurlnc the
jiresent ronstructlon sensim tho vast
. Ktim of SO.'JRO.OOOnlmnst an much
as Iiiih bt't'ii expended duiinu tho
V past flvo years. Wlillo a larKo por
'. Hon of thla money romes from fed.
cral, ntnte, county and township
funds, many dollius of It has oomo
, from private ooimlbntlnns that liax'a
, neon niaito by punuo spirited cm-
;' 7cnn aloiiR thn route.
A "Shvfo tho organization of our as-
: noclntlon In 1017 our secrclnry linn
traveled In a car over fi2,00() iiiIIok
.. promoting hlKhwiiy orRnnUatlnn,
.'; contructlon nml maintenance, and
.' I'no fcaturn of our work wo ntu p.r
.' tlculurly proud of Is that thn nllgn
niont of tho Albeit I'lko HlRhway
Is tho wimo today as that outlined
at thn orJRlnal organization In 1017.
ComniltteeH Unit havo assisted In
' flnonclns our work havo tho sntla
faction of reflecting on a service
well rendered wlillo those who havo
failed to pay havo neither bocn
.. huniHSPd for funds nor deprived of
any scrvlon that tho association was
ablo to kIvb them.
"Durlmr tho past flvo years our
association has taken an aetlvo
. pan ill national and state IckUIii-
tlon and has In oomo capacity ap
peared before prnctlcnlty every
. county and township board alom;
llio routo from Hot Sprlnes to Colo-
. lada SprltiRH.
t Splendid Co.f)Mrntloti.
"Ono of the really dollRlitful
features of our organization Is tho
I fact that tho llon'a haro of praise,
for our accomplishments docs not
belong to tho officers of tho asso
' olatlun. but to tho splendid cltUens
ulons tho route. i:acli community
i-eema to havo Instinctively grasped
tho lmporlanpo of tho undertaking
M'JX'IAf, )li:i)t!CTIONH ON
Cment Klower Vsfes. HmIi. Foua
Kim, Tmili jjurntrs, tic.
,1L'I.N. OII.V.VMIATAI, CKMI'.NT
1333
i:n.l Tlilnl Htrrrt
llinin AMI)
and to han cm i I ai knili n I
r ii' h rotnmun ly nun of high nigral,
inoiitnl and n a'lainri n'n 'li.n
iTKanlzed, our nM',i l.il n is
siimiKir today than at any tunn In
Iih history mid lis sphere of useful
nens and lnflueno lor good wlduna
an.l sirengtheris nn the days go by.
"One of thn Important resulU lo
lm obliilnod tiom tho building mid
di'db iihiig of a hrldgo nf this typi',
reiiiesentlng n It doss tho oxpinnll
lii re of (1,1100,000, In to lmpre"s on
nil I ho peopln the pnensilty of In
teistiitu highways and Interstate
trawl. It Is only natural (lint on
should be Inl'TcMeil In tho road that
bads fiiitn his fm m to town. In tlm
past five yPms, honover, the i ntlm
eltlzcrishlp of this country has cnmn
to think of paved highways an an
Itiiportnnt Improvement n the
1,'nlli'd Hlales. Wn can no lotigor
l content with the psvoil Kind to
(tir I'oiiniy xeat or to ill Inrgs trad'
ing point In our vicinity, for the
maximum relurnn of our Invest
ments In paved highways will ennuf
whnn every couiiiy Is Joined In thn
sialo In which we live, and every
slain In tho Tutted yintcM Is con
nnetnd up by a irinntnr Nyntem of
highways.
Puis ArliiinniH on .Map.
"The JilKhwiiyn built III tlio past
flvo yeatH In thn slain of Arkansas
havo done mom to tint Arkansas on
thn map thnti all olhvr Internal Im
provements In llio past 20 years, mid
I suggest to tho citizens of thin stnlo
that they let no ohstai le Interfere
with thn t i lit I n ua I In n of their pro
gram for paved highways.
"An Albert I'lkn wan thn pioneer
III blazing tho highway along thn
Aiknnsan river Hint now beniM his
name, eo 1'ortj 8mllh has been the
mlvnni n ngent of hrldgo building by
constructing thin splendid bridge
connecting tho statu of Arkansas
with tho slnto of oklnhoina."
750 FORGERIES ARE
CHARGED BANKER
New Warrant Drawn for
President of Moberly,
Missouri, Bank
MOM':ilI,Y, Mo., May 13. Ap
prnxjinatoly 760 forged liinti iiinenln,
Involving approximately $10.1,000,
wero rovcnlcd by tho slato hank ex
aminers' audit of tho closed Korm
oni and MernhunlM bank hero. Thn
nlldlt was enmpteted today.
KlRlll I'orgcrlca Npcclflc)!.
A now warrant cnntnliilng night
charges wan drawn against .1. W.
llruiulldgp, missing president of tho
hank, charging forgnrle totaling
131,000. Thn warrant specifies tho
following an forgeries!
A. V. Jones, blind grocer, prom
issory nolo for 13,000.
I'. II. Nles. former county Judge.
nolo for fii.OOO.
Fred .Mnrcii, tinner, notn for
13.200.
A. 1-3. Crnler. locomotive engineer.
nolo for Jl.r.po,
i,. ii. i iiinii, tcicpiioun employe,
tioto for 2,7n.
'Arthur Crlmei. note. 1.800.
.1. O. I.lngo. president of tho enr-
pentpra' local union, forum! vouchers
on funds, J 1,600.
A. T. Doyle, attorney, nolo for
tt.SOO,
Tho new warrant charges llrun
dhlRo Jointly with his brother for
tho reponslbllltles for tho forgeries.
Ilriitidlitgu llri'w UMKi,
A. V. .Tones, tho blind grocer
whose niimu wan found on ono of tho
liromlssory notes, said today ho had
not signed bin namo to a paper for
olghl yearn.
It wan lent led today, bank exam
iners h,iI ii, that J. W. IlrunllldKO
drew M.000 In cash from thn baiilt
tho day hoforo ho disappeared.
I'aul Ktovrnmiii. Ii depositor. n.ild
ho deposited (1,600 In tho bank
VpilnHdny, a few minutes hoforo
tho Institution wan closed by tho
stnlo finance department. Accept
anco of deposits In an Institution
known to ho falling In an offonso
under thn stale law,
Kennwed nfforU'iirn being mado
to find .1. W. llrundldgo.
m ' m
More than a quarter century ago, wo decided that we'd sell
our customers something else, besides clothes. And that some-
thing else has been a part of every transaction hero, from that
time until now, and will ho as long as wc are in business.
We're selling you a sense of protection when you come in a
feeling that you've bought well when you go out enduring
satisfaction long after the purchase and a growing determin
ation to come back for more of the same thing.
Of course you know that anything you do buy here is absolute
ly correct in style and fashion and that if you're not entirely
satisfied we're more than ready to make it right.
If?
f-,i'ii
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Wire Flashes
llotnroN. Ti. Miy II -Ju'1i J I),
lltryy. In tin. KKhllrtb ilutrlct court
l,r- KrsntM 111 rllr,irf. In mint
lh rasra tti .1f fr,,1m,t w not In
(oiiri. Hi's It at I In inM nf about tin
a mlniilt.
IVilT.AIt liM'ir. Mb. May H Th.
tii-ao, i,..iy t,t a man fotin-l yaair,tav
in Mi- mark r(r tmtay waa l.lamlliM
William MrClaa. t chauftoir ij ihla
MsntiriMMon n hr irirAi of
imlaa toiimt in l ha eloililnx sml flmllin
,( lh liaail at lli Imllnln of lll llrd.
WAHIIINnTOW, May II -Ulirla Ham
haa la money to rmint, o lh eonip
ir.illrr tit he rilttmry la rr-tllielnic tha
(("tnmanfa aialf nl rnqnlari, Ii waa
aald inriay 'rtio irrtutiioii, bowrter, It
lA VTON. rl,o77.7Tl.-f .rin.r llnv.
Jam-a M. fot, ilaimirratle ranrliilal lor
eraaidant In 1IM. Unlay itaellned llio in
vllailon nt h pnlillfal elul. lo rnlar lh
' .wi KiF-iniir ii inin una year.
I'lUNt'KrON, M. J It, Jl Th. A-
. ... .,...,, , lnwn win un rnniarTNI
upon I'fuhtaiil ItarrlliiK hn ha roin-.
to I'rliipctnn unlveraliy on .luna 9 to rlxl
Irate tho I'rliipalon inamorlal moriumtut.
It waa announr.,1 l,,.lar
NliW VOItK. May U -Tlia flrat Off
man nmliaaaarfnr In ta pant In thla toon
try alnco ih war, lir lino l.mlwia; Wlia
lal'l of llaiMn. ariltail today ilxi.inl Ilia
-mnii.ri rtrnriirn.
WAnillNinoNTMay 11 The llrltlah
alaaniar Raiiraa, im,t taotiM for a waau
on lha Ira till lha cnaat of Nova Hrolla,
liaa artlvMl aafaly at linlatiiirx. Non
Srotla, In tow of lha Moolralm, arrntil
ln lo ailirlraa lo tha ny nyilroxraiilile
"(lira licra tnlay.
IIAI.TIMfllll'.,May"Tr Amoa Htratch.
Jamoiia atrrpla cliaaar Jorkay, la ilaail
li'fa aa a l.aull of a Tii-lnil ahull re
r.lvpil whan hla innunl. Il.l Slail. fell
with lillil at I'llnllcn yaalanlay,
Ni:W VOItK. May 11, J. I', Mor.an.
who irpantly arrMit insinharahlfi on
coimniilra arpolnlnl by th rfiiarallona
roniinitalon lo conaMar conilllloiia nnilar
whirh an Intainallnnal loan may ha inaita
lo (Jarmanr. loilay aallnt for Parla. whir
lha conunllta will meet.
W.AI'KWr.l.U May 11 K local rliap.
Ifr of lha onlar of Ha Molay waa laiinchtil
hat laat nlsht wltli o rliatlar rlaia of
o. A ilaxra lanm rortiiioaad nf In yonnx
loan frutn Hnlil tiemjllfled Ih Initiatory
Wollt.
CMH'Ano, May II lllaannr llrnckar,
5 yaala bhl, waa ilrowoait n h tiarral con
lalnlnK n foot nf watar lata yaatarilay
whan aha loat liar Imtanea wti.in rrachlng
tor h iloll,
f.ONDflM, May 13. IrTTli wmhara Irnlay
a-ltMt lha Hairy aiel l.iiltar planta nt
I'liva Iirnlhar al Tlpiaiary, llanalia,
ilarilrk-uit-Hnr Kllinalloclt, KnorkloiiK
and Mallow, liotatlng tha tail fla. aeroril
Ini to a Contial Nana iHapatrh from
Hiitilln.
WAHIIINOTON. May II. Th liniia
axrrail Imlay In a continuation by Ih
poalofflaa ilapartlornt of lla rrnaa.country
air mall aarvlra from Naw Vork to Chi
cuxo, ihnalia aiet tlan t'ranelarn.
NliW VOItlf. May 11. Mra. Itnrhaa)
Oolilateln rolhllillta.l alllrjita toitay by
laaeinK from n tlilril.atory wlmtow In liar
llrooklyn lioina, atcontliiK In pollra. Mi
waa iloail wtian an amtiilanr arrival.
WAHIHNOTO.vrT "May"" 11. Imm.illata
Mitoif latlon hy rnnxraaa nf 1500,00(1 for
Ilia rapalr of lltlnola rlvar laveaa reeentty
ilamaRait liy flooita, la propoaril In a Mil
Imrnitnrril hy HaiTraaiilallv Mhaw, ra
t'Ulillran, lltlnola.
WANIIINIITON, MaT" 13. fonirraa
puahail ahaail Imlay In icrnntliiK Atlornay
llanaral l)iiihrly an ailillllnnal half
million itotlar to act up a naw huraau In
llio tlapiirtmant nf Jnallr for InvaatlRa
llon ami rcaccutlon of war contract
framla.
WINNII'lUI, May II. Conlliniad rla of
th AaalliUmlnn rlVar liaa itralroyail Ih
moat lirotulRlnK iiraln aaaann in aara for
waatarn C'anaila anil u tolal liua of 10 liar
eant In grain arieaita sown la ciiiccted
aa a laault ol tho flooileil lanita.
I'.NIl), May 11 KnM thaalara liartatler
will tia ilaik nn Hunilay, II waa ilarlileil at
a aparlal elactlnn hrli hra Frlilay. Th
irn,oaltlon carrlait hy majority of
I, ton otca.
TOI'KKA. Kail, 7 H. Ramual T.
Howe, chairman of tin atata cpimnlaalon
alnc lla fortnallon In 1907 ant prominent
In Kanaaa i,ubllran tniltilra for mora
llian lo yaara, rtlcil liera'toJay, It waa
74 yaara olJ,
WAHIIIn'otON, May 13. Tim houaa to.
lay MKreatI In tho arnata amanitinalll to
tha iioaliifflc approtirlatlon MM provM
Iok illl.ooi) towanl laaiorallon ami an
larsamr'nt nf pneumatic tuti tranauila
elon uf mill In Naw York city.
Nl'.W YOIt'lf. May 13 Mary Oarrtan,
former tlliectnr of tha ChlcaKn Grand
Opers eonipany; .1. I'. Mnrxan, John llaya
llainmonit ami Tlio Pchlpn war amonc
th paeeeniier aalllnx tmlay on lha olyni-
inn mr niioinanuuou anil l narnmirs
Selling Something
Else Beside Clothes
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1022
HOUSE APPROVES
r-rtAlti-N nmri irr-r
rKAUU LArtlNbLbilVlAY mAKKY tlhl
Committee Indorses Plea
for Money and Men to
Prosecute Graft
WAH1IINCITO.V, Mny 13. Tho
amount tha government will recover
from alleged war fraud ensen, "will
bo many tlmen tho amount granted
to defray expenses Incident to tholr
prosecution," the house appropri
ation commlltso declared today In
reporting a hilt carrying $600,000
for us) by tho depnttment of Justice
as a special Invesllgallng'and prose
cullng fund.
Kxptalnlng thn need of asslstame
through money and men, Atlorney
(irnernl Daugherty told tho com
mittee, hb revealed hy printed hear
ings mado public; today, that about
276 such cases ranging from several
thousand dollarn to several million
dollars, wero ponding and that the
total amount Involved aggregated
(102,000,000.
Quick .luitlci) Urged.
Urging speedy passage of tho bill
so that tho ili'p.irtment of Justice
might he adequately equipped "for
successful dlsiioeltlon of thn casn."
the commltlu dorlarcd thoso who:
had defrauded the government dur
ing the war woulil bo proaccutcd to
the limit with all tho vigor tho gov
ernment could command, wlillo
thoso upon whom unjust suspicion
might rest wero entitled to know
promptly that such suspicion wan1
not Justified. i
The committee reported that the.
Character of tho cuse wan such
that tho expense of handling them
"la greater than that of any class of i
work tho department has to deal
with except, perhaps, nntt-lrust
prosecutions," and that some of tho
ablest lawyern In tho country had
been engaged nn counsel by those
ngalnst whom thn government was,
contemplating civil and criminal ac
tion. Wanln llcst Iiujcrs.
Mr. Dougherty unlit In his testi
mony It was hln Intention to engago
the hest lawyern btaliiiihln nnd to
uso the special fund exclusively for
Investigation nnd prosecution of al
leged fraud rnHes.
Under tho bill, as amended hy
tho committee, the attorney-general
would bo authorized to employ one
lawyer without limitation nn to sal
ary, but all other salaries of lawyers,
cxpertH or accountants would bo
limited to $10,000 a year.
Itechecklng of accounts, Mr.
D.iugherty snld, will disclose many
mletakes and ho predicted that many
of tho persons who did httslnesn with
tho government "will bo coming In
now."
Antlclimtrn Illg Profit.
"I think you will nereo with mn
that tho work should ho cleaned
tip," ho ndiled. "It In duo tho people
of the country that they should
know tho real history of thoso trans
actions. Tho government, I think.
will realize a very material profit
on this Investment. V.'o have gotten
to tho point where wo aro up against
It for money nnd men."
Tho attorney-gcnernl declared he
wns "not begging for thla money,
adding; "It In as much your re
sponsibility af) mlno. I nm Just giv
ing you my recommendation after
snmo pxporlnncn In the matter for a
year nnd nfter consultation with
thoso under mo who nro doing thla
work."
Number of Cnen Unknown.
Representative Ilvrnei. democrat.
Tennessee, asked Mr. D.iugherty If
no couiii say now many fraud
cases wero on tiand In the depart
ment Julv 1, 1021.
"I don't know," ho replied.
Thn department, ho rxnlnlneil.
found the number constantly chang
ing as it received word from tho wae
department that settlement had beei
completed, while hlj department
wnn still working on cases.
Y0UNG M'CORMICKi
imii i nnt i .r-ir-n '
Millionaire's Son and Di-
voree Principal in
New Romance
qiltCACJO. May 13. Under tho
slgnaturo of "tho chaperon" who
edltn Its society columns, tha Chi
cago Kvenlng American today pub-
.""'T.'1 tno following
from an authoritative sourco
admittedly close to llarrnld V. Mc
cormick, I learned today that the
May and December romance 1 hinted
st sftvernl weeks ago In tho society
column of this newspaper. In ex
pected to culminate shortly In flio
rnnrrlngo' of Kowler McCormlek and
"Klfl" l'otter Htlllman.
Waiting on Dhorcc,
" 'Tho marrnlgo will take ptaco ai
soon na possible after the signing of
thn divorce decree separating Klfl
Hllllman and Jamso A. Btllltn.in,'
said thla Intimate advisor of tho Mc
rnii k family to inc.
"'Harold McCormlek will mako no
effort to prevent the rnnrrlngo an he
slrongly hellnven In the right of tho
Individual to decide what Is best for
lla own happiness.' my authority
i went nn to explain.
"'Mr McCormlek has recognized
Hie mutual attract Ion between Ills
son mid tho woman twice his age.
but has deemed It wlso not to Inter
fere.
Ho permitted l'owler to bring
Mrs. Stlllman and her children to
the l.iko rorct homo of tho Mc -
Second Great
"The Hest Servant in Your Home u
Many folks were unable to take advantage of our first great Sellers sale, becttase we sold entirely out
before the sale period was over. We arc offering the same wonderful premium and the same con
venient terms now. Get yours early.
Exclusive Sellers
Features
Automatic towering flour bin,
ant-proof castors, secret silver
ware drawer, automatic dou
ble shelf extender in base for
cooking utensils "(open the
door and out they come), glass
drawer pulls,egg timer. Dozens
of other features make the Sel
lers the leader; all wc ask is
the opportunity of showing it.
1
DOWN
BALANCE
EASY
PAYMENTS
Just Think!
A WHOLE SET OF
COMMUNITY SILVERWARE
FREE!
Home of
White Frost
Refrigerator
'formlckn and glvo them frco reign
financially nnd otherwise.'
"Onlv tho most Intimate friends
or tho family guessed the exact ren-
eon for Mrs. Btlllmnn's nrcsenco In
tho McCormlek household, or tho
explanation of Fowlor'n constant
devotion to her,
" 'It wnn observed that the young
scion of tho millionaire McCormlek
houso accompnnted her back and
forth from Now York and that ho
drove her out dally, also that
through tho day, nmusemetns wore
always taken together.
"The uniformed guessed that
young McCormlek was striving to
win tlio affection of Mrn. Stlllman'n
daughter, Anne, nnd because they
flattered H, 'mselvon Into thinking
they know tho real truth, no ono
placed any further construction on
tho atachmcnt between the pair.' "
IIKAUVAIK IIIWll'S
si;i.i,in(1 i,r,Tii:ns.
MOXTKIMU Que., May 13. Kred
llenitvals, co-respoiidont In tho Still
man suit, and who la alleged to havo
sold four letters to Htlllman's law
yers for $16,000. declared today that
ho was still fighting for Mrn. titlll
mini and that he behoved she would
win the enso.
Ho vigorously denied he had ever
received the letters that hu was Mid
by Htlllman's lawyers to havo sold.
"That Is not true," declared Heail
vals. referring to tho testimony
given In l'oughkoepsle, N, V., by n.
private detective named Udmund
l.elgh that ho hnd paid him (llcau
wilo) 15 $1,000 bills for the nllcgtd
1 letters.
Ile.ittvals laughed scornfully when
i ho learned that tho lovo loiters In
question, which wero alleged to havo
lbeen written by Mrs, Htlllman. con -
GENET'S
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Mrs. Chase used this cabinet last week at Convention Hall.
Your choice white enamel or oak.
In addition to the above attractive terms we arc giving with each Sellers
sold this week, this 26-piece set of Oneida Community Diamond Plate,
guaranteed for ten years. fl"10 HtZ' (I?"d ff
It regularly sells for eMZ. D TO JplD.UU
Absolutely FREE!
WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND SEE THE NEW SELLERS
SPECIAL FACTORY DEMONSTRATOR
GET IN EARLY. WE HAVE ONE CAR TO SELL IN THIS SALE
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'lalned many terms of affection nnd
sndearment.
"Of course, I received letters from
Aim. Htlllman business letters,
sold llcau vasls. "They were tho
kind of letters an employer would
wrlto to an employe. I was work
ing for Mrs. Htlllman and she sent
me Instructions.
"I have never known anyone hy
tho name of Leigh. I nover met
any such man nnd no man ever
gave mo $16,000, Mr. Stlllman is
willing to do anything to hurt the
good namo of his wife, but ho will
not succeed In thin case, becouso
tho testimony that I sold tetters was
all a llo.
"I am supporting Mrs. Htlllman's
side because 1 bellevo her n wronged
woman and I hopo nnd hcllovo sho
Is going lo win her cato."
MEDICINE PROVED FATAL
8A.V ANTO.N'IO, Texas. May 13.
Pollco wero at work toitay following
tho mysterious death of tho two
month old son of Joso Castillo, af
ter the child and two other children
of Castillo had been given whooping
cough medicine procured on a phy
sician's prescription and bought
from n nearby drug store. No arrests
liavu been made.
fjito Trlday Contllto sent one of
the children, nil of whom aro very
small, to a drug storo for tho medi
cine prescribed following n doctor's
visit. Upon returning with tlio med
icine a prescribed dose was given
each of tho three children. In n
few minutes the youngest Is nald to
have turned almost scarlet color
obout tho fact nnd wan eelzed with
convulsions. At 9 o'clock Krlday
night the child was dead. Both ,of
' tho oilier children, given smaller
i doses, aro seriously III, though It Is
1 believed they will live.
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KITCHEN
CABINETS
Sellers Mastercraft
Bottom Bros.
Take on
New Line
The announcement that
Eric and Bill Bottom had
taken on the new Wills
Sainle Claire car has
caused quite a flutter in
auto circles.
This wonderful car will be
shown all this week in tne
salesroom maintained by
the Bottom brothers at. j
plans have been made to
attend to the large crowd
that is expected. The tact
that the address appears
in the announcement as
230 East Fifteenth street
is due to the renumbering
of the streets. The old
number of this firm was
400 East Fifteenth.
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Home of
Detroit Jewel
Ranges
Sale
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