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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1922 GROUND BROKEN FOR APARTMENT j Walter Allium Is Building Throe-story Building on South Denver 7,R00M EFFICIENCY Represents Investment 50,000 and Modern in Every Particular of j.h?1,a"!mont wt" be completely i finished nnd will provide Individual rooms lor each tenant ns wen n the Janitors' apartment, dry ing room, laundry nnd boiler room. rho heating system Is tho latest np- r'"n vapor type Knur rirproo: garage In the rear will be Imllt for the convenience of the tenants. Allium, who Is city editor of tho Tulsn World has lived In his home on ho building site for 15 years. The houo Is to be moved off tho property today Into the north part of town. Allium expects to hnvo he building completed and ready for occupancy by December t. The rontrart for the design and confl riictl'in of the Allium niMi-t-rnenta has hn w tu- i t Cooper company, apartment specialists. Plans for the construction of what w'll be ono of the moBt completely tqul,pcd apartment houses In tho Ci(y were announced yesterday by WalUr Allium, tho builder. Tho ground upon which tho building will be ere ted. nt 1406 South Denver. .-.n I. & ,!. n purl tnilnv nnil ninnua. Will v.....-- - ., " lion begun Saturday. The .T'artment house will he 44 by 17 and the completed structure will rnrecnt a total Investment of $50. non P will bo known a the Allium apvments. and will be of size, de v.mi and finish that will fill a wide (tjtaand In Tula. With an exterior Jt matt-faced brick nnd Bedford stone the building will contain six apartments. ,w on each floor. Uncli apaitmcnt will consist of a living iodm, sun parlor, dining room, bed r,iitn, kitchen nnd bath The sun p'lor Is equipped with Murphy bu It -In beds, nnd when closed off Bill srve as a sloeplng porch, as there nre windows on three sides, an thf re are In tho bedroom. In ad dition there Is a dressing room, with s Mllt-In bed, off the dining room, glvlig each sulto a soven-room cffl- ClC' v Ti.o lighting fixtures and the dec era' ons will be dlntlnctly novel, nnd esperlatly designed for the building. Worul aml Springs Bureau UUACli I, KINO IMIONIC 102 Announcements arn being received of the at rival of a son, born to Mr and Mrs. W. 1'. Itallew of Allontown ra. Mrs. Hallow wan forma'lv known ns Miss Luello Kllburn of Sand Springs. Mr nnd Mrs. A. H. McDougal f.24 McK nicy street has returned from different polnta In Tixns attei two weeks' visit with relatives of Mr. MrDougal. Miss Ucrtha Wiser and Mr Clene Andrews have returned from Outli ne, where they went as delegates to the Upworth league Institute last week. .Mrs. James Graves and chlldien Marlon and Clorilon have returned from Altoonn, Kan., after a three weeks vacation. ARREST SHERIFF ELECTAS THIEF Candidate for Office in Pittsburg- Held for Taking Stock lly thi AmmUIM rre 8UU Wlr MAU:STi:it, Aug. 10.-Tuskn Chonte democratic candidate In the reennt primary for eliorirr or 1'itts burg county, wni arrested at Shaw nee last night ns the third party nnd alleged prim Ipal wanted In i caso of cattlo rustling detected here Jay nni'ghn nnd Ham I'. Whaley were placed In Jail Wednesday thnrged with complicity when n car load of cattle belonging to C It Travis of Indlanoln were m.i f keted I iv finuehn at Kansas City mid the check for snmo garnlshecd on Its nt rival In a McAlostor txuik by Travis. Whnley. a car repairer In the M If K- T. yards, ded.Med this stuck had been driven In by Chonte nn( loaded at 'J o'clock in the morning of election day. flatiEtm alii he act ed merely ns nRent for Chonte ns It was not wlfhrd to be known 'hit Clmtte was rolling nt this time and the "hiv k as to have been sent by him to Chonte nt Hhowneo. New Outbreak 111 Taxi War. I'HIl-ADKM'HIA. Aug. 10. A pitched battle between "UO taxlcab drivers early today marked a fresh outbreak In tho tnxl "war " after j week's armistice. William Ilei-nard a pol co sergennt, was Injured and 10 taxis were wrecked. Tulsa Iload Conditions Albert I'lke highway, west, nnd northwest by way of Sand Springs. Olltoii, Yale, Stillwater, l'orry and Knld good. Albert I'lke highway, cast and south by wny of lllxhy, Leonard. Ilaukoll, and Muskogee good, with exception or short distance botweuii Lonnnrd and Ilii'liell Whllo Illvcr trail, siloam Springs, Kurckn Spr'ngs nnd I.nke Tanoy-co-Mo region good, with exception of the section of Inola bridge to Tttlia county line. Travclern over this route are advised to take the detour by way of Catoosa. Claro moro and Tlnwah, connecting with tho mall line nt Cheeotah. The White nivor trail, north nnd west by wny of Sklntook, llnrns- dall and Pawhuskn, to I'oncn City . good to Hklatook, rough from Skia i .ik to I'lWhnska nnd In fair con-; dlllon from I'awhuska to l'oncil City. Capital route, south nnd west ThIm to Oklahoma. City fair Through tr.ifflc to Oklahoma Cl' nnd points south and west are re (inunendi'd to use the route by win of Drumrlght. dishing nnd iiuinr" under present conditions. Cnpllnl routo north, b) wny ol Ilartlesvllle. Independence Topekn nnd Omaha Is In excellent eondl tlon. tinder present conditions this trnf Ic Is being routed out of Tulsa to Sklntook, thniico east to a connexion with the main line near Collrtisvllle. Tlilsn-Kunsns City-Kurt Scott Short line by wny of Clarcmore Chelsea, Vlnltn. and Miami good its far as PleaHiintoti, Mo. late reports from IMeamnton Into Kansas City are unsatisfactory. This condition i however Is due to recont rains nnd Is only temporary. I Cotton Itelt highway, south by wny of Jenks, lllxhy. Okmulgee nnd llenryctta to Dallas fair Hough In places. .'ottnn Ilelt hlahwny north b way of Culllnsvtlle, Nowuta Coffoy vlllc and Chcrryvnle to Kansas City rough between Coltlnsvllle ami Nowata, fair Nowata to Cnffevvlllc good Coffeyvllle to Kansas CltJ Under prcent conditions trnffh over this route Is being routed out of Tulsa by wny ni Sklntook. thence east Into Colllnsvllle. on account of road work In progress near Ownsso Tulsa to Muskogee by wny of Broken Arrow and Coweta good with the exception of n short de tour between Tulsa and Itroken Arrow, and about a two-mile stretch of rough road between Coweta and Haskell, Tho people of the United States pay an avciagc of HOO.oOO.OOO a year for buttons and send 116,000 Olio wotth nbrond. jpni3 ip pta a nr r j m n -i f lis Y2 oaiion uan 01 Motor Oil i Emergency En-ar-co SATURDAY, AUGUST 12TH i To every- motorist who drives into our New Service Station opening at Fifteenth and Boston, Saturday, August 12lh, and fills his tank with White Rose Gasoline, we will give absolutely FREE the half-gallon Emergency Can pictured above, filled with En-ar-co Mo tor Oil. This can fits under the seat of the car. To have it constantly filled gives you a feeling of assurance and does away with the chance of burned out bearings or mixing oils and using inferior grades simply because you happen to run out of oil. En-ar-co Motor Oil conquers the resisting force of friction, in creasing power, and by a soft velvety cushion or film it reduces the wear on parts. Try it at our expense and prove to your own satisfac tion that it is the best motor oil you have ever used. White Rose Gasoline has enjoyed 'a reputation for dependability and excellence since 1882, and thousands of motorists will use no other. You, too, will give "White Hose" the preference if you give it a fair trial. Drive in and get this Free Emergency half gallon can. Remember, it is absolutely FREE. THE NATIONAL REFINING COMPANY ni:v sr.itvici: stationi FIFTEENTH and BOSTON En-ar-co Gear Compound Music Is Essential Jenkins' 25th Annual MM3 lasummer aaie Bigger and Better Than Ever .Moro Pin nos nnti Players from which lo chooso. and every ono in FINEST CONDITION. Tor n qunrlor of a century JENKINS' MIDSUMMER SALES have been tlie greatest piano buyinir. events in the southwest. Wo say Hint our Twonty-fifth Annual Midsummer Sale offers valtios that are tinetiunlcd and wo invite diBcrimi natintf nuisicinns to try tho tone and action of EVEUY PIANO IN THIS SALE. Uemeinbor thousands of peoplo in the southwest will testify to tho wonderful values obtained in our Midsummer Sales in the past. We list a few bargains beiow. Many others to select from and all backed by the JENKINS GUARANTEE a guarantee that lias been good for -M years in tho southwest. Excellent Pianos and Players No. 100 Kiirtzmann Pinno Million. my i-iino, moilcrn In vory wiiy (nil luiiKtli imnir null Tlio inuki'i-H ill tlilH Innlrumvtit liavn liinii xiiliilyiiiK thf American iiin with planus ii'nre IS IS nnil Imve well vhIiiIiIIrIiciI (IM A r their reputation Dx 10 No. 101 Brndbury tlcftutlful mnhoeany cimo, siinlion punols full loiiKth tnimla rnrU, cupper wiiunil nvprKtrunt; bats utrlm;. full mcilnt iilnto Ivory Iiovh unci iliony nharpi, drnp. rich tune Thin IliKtriimout HiQtlFi 1UUKB I1KQ IIUW This Handsome New Player Piano No. 105 Whccloclt $110 Uinnll bIjk ehony cnm, mnnll mimic rncU iieven uctavin, Ivory koyn nnil uliony nhnrpi No. 103 Herbert Onk Full kUp. full leiutth iihikIc rack. 7 1-J octaviw, roppor wounil ovcrHtrtuiB linn HtrltiKn This limlruiiicnt l.i In uxrop tlonal booiI (UOftC conaitlon 5)4)D No. 104 STARCK Moillum hIzo, modern mahogany cuvn. full loriKth mi) ale ruck, emplro top, full 7 1-3 octave, Ivory keys ami ehony Miarps, niuiul pllatcrM nna u fiin "Ice buy I)ZOt No. 102 Brnmbncli Grand This well-known apartment tJraiid Is In iv beautiful innhORiiny cann and had been uauil a very abort whllo. It Is In perfect condition tUKTtf throughout oD I U $395 1M9 llenrli to lalcli mill IIH Wnrlli ( Mtixlo Viur Ovtli St'U'rtlmi i itr.i; Thec player planon are unrrpjaled nnywhero nt our Falo pi Ice. MolM and iiurablo In con Btriictlou, wit li a mveet. full tone, nnd latent iixprennlnn devices such n nutomatla NUstaln Ins podnl, nlleiiccr button and trannpoidnK divlcii (rniiKe 7 keys). Wo call especial atten tion to tho nolnolenH sIhkIo valvo nyntom not affected by clut or dnmp, Cotnn In mnhoienny or oak canes, Whllo thn xalo larts, with bench and IIS worth of music, f3UH; )2& sends one homo, $13 a month pays or )46 cash nnd )10 a month, Beautiful New Kloman & Nord Pianos $285 Each Music Compartment; Bench to Match $15 Sends Ono Home $8 a Month Pays This Instrument Is Worthy of Confidence Both Inside and Out. B1NCKUE CONBTIUJCTION In thesn days when unscrupulous manufac turers and dealers nro chcapenlnit oimllty, ind tven u:!r.n coiiiinun sprine wire for plnno springs, you will find pleasure In not!ns the careful work manship and cjunllty of the materials used In tho beautiful Kloman & Nord Piano. The full bronzed plate, tho quality tunlntr pins, maplo bunhlngs, cross-banded pin block, tho Hillings potont brass flang In action nnd all the fine details of Inside construction, which are often passed ovor by those who make the difference betwoon a cheap made-to-soll piano nnd n piano that will serve you well and faithfully. Excellent Pianos and Players No. 108 LELAND MahoKiiny rime, medium sire, full Iftimth music nu ll, 7 1-3 oi tiiM's, copper wound NtriinK I"vh strliiKx, ivory knya and ebony "harps ftO'DK Tumi poo. I No. 107 GERHARD Walnut cane, full slz, snlld panels, very llttlo curving, full 7 1-J octiives, Ivory keys and ebony xharps, copper wound overstrutiR liasn Htrlniw, fliOQK rkh, doep ton , iJZiOu No. 109 AEOLIAN PLAYER Mnliottnny ease, medium size, full 88 notc. used as a iloinniiatratliiR plnno In our player roll department The Aeolian Instrument needs no Introduction, as they nra known the world over Wo Invito you to Invent. i:tu tho bin vnluo which wo nro offering you in tbH plnyor No. 110 ELBURN PLAYER Mahogany case, full size. 88-noto. Thl.i Iniitrumont has the strong combination of tho JenkliiH Muslo Co, ns well ns tho Aeolian Co, guaranteeing It, and Is nn exceptional valuo nt this CPP"! CT price $blO No. Ill B. SIIONINGER Wulnut case, medium size, full length music nick, some curving, full 7 1-3 oc tave. Ivory keys nnd ebony sharps, nnlld metal pinto. This company In listed among tho old pioneer piano matiufuc liners who nro still supplying thousand of pianos to tho public (COK today tDiit) 8570 J ' New Brambach Baby Grand This dainty piano will loud distinction to your home; la espcclnlly attractive In the Queen Anno period style; It has a fine tone and li beautifully flnlsliod, This Is the smallest grand plnno on tli market, only 4 foet It Inches In length; has beautiful ma hogany case. Bee this $635 New Low Prices on These FAMOUS PIANOS ELBURN PIANOS, $365 and up CLIFFORD WELLS PIANOS, $370 and up ESTEY BABY GRAND, $810 STECK PIANOS, $590 and up FISCHER GRAND, $flG0 ANGELUS PLAYER, $650 Thcso new pricct represent reduction up KURTZMANN PIANOS, $440 nnd up LAWSON PLAYER PIANO, $565 JACOB DOLL GRAND, $695 LUDWIG PIANOS, $410 and up FISCHER ANGELUS PLAYER, $605 GARRETSON PLAYER, $545 to $150 on an instrument Easy terms may be arranged No. 115 Chicago; medium size rnahogony case, full length mu sic doik, solid panels, Very little carving, full 7 1-3 octaves. Tono good; 10 cash, T- Or Jfi a month pays tDJ-00 No, I III Christie; medium size ebony rnso, small rack, two panels. Ivory keys nnd ebony sharps, full 7 1-3 octaves. Tone good for ft plnno at this price; $10 cash, $6 a month J - KJT pays iOLOO No 11" Docker Bros.; medium slzo ebony cAse, solid panels, small music rack. Case In nice condition, Ivory keys and ebony sharps, full 7 1-j octaves; J10 cash, t8 a month CI QK pays DXOl) No. 11H Kvnrnrd; medium size mahogany case, nlcn condition, slightly carved, full length mu sic rack, full 7 1-3 octaves, thren pedals; 10 cash, (8 fl?91 K to (10 a month pays tSSuXO Nn. f 10 Cornish; walnut case, largo size, full 7 1-3 octaves Ivory keys and ebony sharps four pedals, including mandolin pedal. Homo carving. This In strument hus n good tone; 115 cneti, 8 to 110 a month pays No. 120 Story A Clark; ma hogany case, largo size, mu sic nick, full 7 1-3 octaves, Ivory keys and ebony shnrps, solid panels nnd exceptional tono for a piano or tins price; jis casri, IB to HO a month pays $220 $245 No. 122 Schiller; mahoguny case, medium size, full length rnuslo rack, very llttlo carving, full 7 1-3 octaves, copper wound ovor-strung buss keys, Ivory keys and ebony sharps; (10 cush, (8 to U0 a month pays .... No. 121 Jesso Kronch, mahog any cane, medium slzo, latest style, full 7 1-3 octaves. Ivory koys nnd ebony sharps. This Is nn exceptional value; US cash, 18 to 110 n month QOOK pays 3UjO No. 112 H. I'. Nelson; full slzo mahognrty caso, full length music rack, solid panels, full 7 1-3 octaves, Ivory keys and ebony sharps. Hmplru top, slightly checked, tono good, 15 cash. 18 to 110 month pays .... $245 Out of Town Customers ! If you cannot call, write nt onco. We sell hundreds of people for whom wo select the Instrument. Our IMPU TATION and guarnntce has been good for 44 years In Kansas City and tho southwest. Harwood Chapel Organ Oak case, 14 stops, Imitation pipe top. Tills organ sold now for M50. l'lne organ for church nnd a Q1 f7K wonderful bargain at u Call or Write Today hStCl Kf S So nsM Osic Co A. J. CRIPE, Manager Osage 3133-3134 "Till: JIOt'SK THAT (Sl'AUANTHr.S Mill ITS I'l.VNOS" Ni. 113 Voso & Hons; medium size walnut caso, full 7 1-3 oc taves, copper wound over strung basa strings, Ivory koys nnd ebony sharps, tono good, Tho Voso plnno Is ono of tho most widely known Instruments on tho mnrket; JIG cash, 18 to 10 n month $265 No, 111 Harvard onk; modlum size, full length muslo rack, solid panels; coppor wound ovor-stni'ig ImsH strings, Ivory keys and ebony sharps, full 7 1-3 octaves, tone good; J15 cash, 8 to 110 month 29r7K B pays VUttJ Special Low Terms on Victrolas AH During This Sale Many Other Bargains Not Listed Here