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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922 CREMATE WOMAN NEAR KANSAS CITY Farmer Finds Body Lying on Pyre 3 Miles Out on Missouri River MURDERED, HE THINKS Coal Oil Had Been Poured on Body, Police Find; Identi fication l'OHHlblo lCA.S'HAH CITr. Mcpt. It. A young womin, ivhnM badly ihrri"d holly wan found today lying In an Itotaleil iput In Ihn woods two and ii half mile nasi nf Nrlh Kansas City, tonight was lilsntlfml m limit Onrehls.. The Identification wni mania by frank Monlallforia. n Italian owner of nH lc rram factory hrt. Ha Mlit tha girl dlsappaa.rHl navaral (! afo while h waa In Chicago MorrtalfaoM vtWd tha body nt hh urulnrtakeir's in Uberty, Mo, wherr It was tm'ttn. The boil), a luillM hole through the hsod, tnr discovered shortly after noon ly lun Cassy, traveling peridlrr. who h in search nf flra tvood. Indication tha clothing on tho body had hi-f-n ejaturate-d with ril oil t.f forf h malr-h waa an nlfvcl by tha slayer Thirty fet ii way waa an empty Jim Mill contain ing a strung odor of oil. The Inrso waa almoat entirely Mirneil up. Tha lnthlng, with the exception of high-heeled slippers. win virtually destroyed. Investigation lain today by W. It. Wyaflng, i Clay rminty coroner, In illcnlad, Ii wild, thnt thn young woman may have linen waylaid ntnnr the river road to Liberty, slain nnd her IrtHly flrad to hide truce of thu rrlmo. O. T. Host of North Kiinaas Clly lold the coroner Hint last TliiiradNy or KrliUy, v.-hll" driving "Ioiib thn rond, ha hoard three ahola In nlmost tin) xaot apot where tho body wan fmmd lylnir In tha rlinrred remains of a hruah pile. A DUSENBERG AGENCY HERE;! Jmlfc Who Sentenced McMaHlcrs for Court Contempt Vim'tn Cilu H' k In tli a pioneer r!i" of Oklahoma territory 1'ieeldent ilrnwr Cleveland aipolnti.i) Henry W' ott a federal Judfta of the ter rlt"ry Judge H'-")', n. nun- youth nl that time, had the dU'lix linn of being Ihe youngest federal Judge hi tho United HiMos. )li! 1 1 irn ra a'ao remembi r Judge H''ott aa Ihe man who eant Krantt MrMrtliT, publisher of Krank MMatnr' Magailnc al Oklahoma I'lty, lo Jail for contempt of eoiirl, the Amt Instance of thla kind In the hlntory of the leirllory. Trrrltorlnl Judges being ap pointed for only a term of four vara rVott's term of i-rflca es plred aoon flr Cleveland's re. ilrefnent from Ihe presidency nhd ho weni to New VotK where ha be came, hii eulhoi liy on tntoi national law, writing several volumes on tha subject, lter heromlng a globa-lrntler ha went lo Rtiiopv whore he became mlx'-d up with the motion plctura Induatry Wednesday having yielded to the luta of tha atone of hla earlier daya Judge Scott returned lo ok la home, wnlrh 'natmally menna Tulaa, atlll young In appearance and year, tin will remain her eevetal rnonlha, he n.iya, with the niirpoae of prodin-InK a plciiire that will truly depWt the enrly life of Ihe territory a viewed from the alandpolnt of h. ieiil ploiierr, ( i.'jiii'natlon f"r im-i l ..l In 521 on a I'irui- if tin'!' i i ! niiiii, wic denied by JnetH 0 t'.'lrK J ri ft Hillfs ! inent leeued heru t I'ln REPRESENTATIVE MORE ROOM FOR FAIR Hum Oiitgrouik I'rcM'iit Qnnrti'ra, bo)H Kocrolnry Mffvr 'I lilet Vi-nt's L'rimil n(),(l(ii). The TmIu rounty fnlr boa id will leave no aloqe unlurned In an effort in aecure adequate arcomodatlona for next year'a fair. Paul C. Meyer, aeerclary-trevaurer, declared yester day. "Tha fair Juat clwil damonalrat1 Indlapiltably that we have more than outgrown the prevent grnunda," he an Id. "Thla fart waa plain nol only to Active partlrlpanla In the fair but atao lo the fifty thouaand nr more tlaltora from thla tlon, for every avallabla Inch In the hulldlnga wan ullllaad and Imerovlaed atructitrea employed. Tler-auae of lark nf apare we ware forced to turn away n num ber of nx'lilhlle and entrlee, pvrtlr ulwrly In rhken nnd rnbhlta. We would have been completely awampeit If railroad rondltlnna had been normal, but a number of breederx who had either planned to rome or made their entrlna were deterred by the rleka to their blnodi-d aiook in rail tie-up. Aa II waa, wa had llveatock exhlhliora from point over the atate and In Kanaaa, Mta eourl, Arkanaan and Iowa." All llveatork waa gnn. from the fair grounda by Thursday morning and pra-tlCHlly all exhiblla- Indiia- trlnl, rninmerrlnl, agricultural ami KWnMIn Nol Co lid Idnlc. Kloninellr by the evening. Heveuil YDttVCWTOWN, Olili. Hept 21. .- dnva will bn tetllrnl, how' ver, lo Heporla that fniinr .lumlce John II. dlemantla new temporary Hiruciiirra Olaik of Ihe Pulled Ktntee nupietne nnd rlean Ihe ground". Chfi'ke lire rourt had teelgm(I from Ihe henrli lielnic miiibil to the tirrmluin wln- lli older lo eek the democratln nera mi fnetne thejf Propixo mil lirnhlitK Ijiilxir nnd In ilnetry for Wnr IIcchiim) of Vrlo, WAHIIlNflTfiN 8pt. 21 Aroueed y president llardlng'a veto of the bonua bill. Ilxpreevntittlve Itoyal Johnaon, npublloan, of Houth Dakotii, introdmed a reeolutlop In ihe houeo today providing for tho Immediate conerrlplion of nil In duatry and nil Inimr Iminedlntely upon n Ueidarallon of war by the govern mn t. J oh neon eald If the government could conacrljit men without paying them adequately, then there waa no leaaon why It nhotild not ronarrlpt labor aiul Induatry on the rimo principle, j OIL MAN A "CAPTIVE i .John Cliiinry, .Mcxkiiu .SntlnMiril ClIlllpilllV SlIIH'l IllK'lllll'lll, lll lll by .Mcx Ic'ini tor ItitUMini. OKLAHOMA t'lTV. H pf. il -John ('. Cf.aney. an Alu- i .in ( I inn n, l beinit hi-ld hii.'Iip 1 Mix Iran bumtltx. who t d n, .r.i.i-- tt.OOO for hie olen. n'''diii(f to1 a api'flal dlput. h ) Trflnpio, Mexleo, received l.mgiit .j ii,o Dally oklahoman hrr Chnney, Kenernl fl i 1 jp i intnnd nt nf the Intarnmiomil li . i uni I ompeiiy ( MexicRn M. iiiitiiu d) w,j rgptlired at Ague, Nnrldlt, rVp'ein. ber 10, while on n trio utln'-iu- cnj covering drilling opornltbne, tho dis patch en ye. ' !! 'iardner, ."..--l-'r.ni !o the rfa Idenl manager of the nil cnnipnny, n,i II. J. Mchole, chief chcmlat, hnvo iflurni'il from Tiimiilco from the Tiixpniii country, where thev went In an ondenvor to get In touch AROUSED t'10 diepoMi. It' was Impossible to esiaoiisn communication, tncy re ported, berjuee heavy rains hnve m.ulo ronda und trails lmpneeable. I'lciiiilng I'lnnt Hobhi'd, Ilr the Aiterlttrd Vlti, BUte Wlr. AllDMOIin, Hept. 21. Clothing valued at about $1,800 nnd mid to hnvo boon stolen from ft dry denn ing plant hetn wero found In the homo of Adam Clinton, farmer, who wna nrroeleil bv sheriff's deputies late Inst night. Another arrest Is probnblo todny as Clinton s.ild the clothing had bent left nt Ms houso by n man wiwro n.vno tho offlcors will not d Irsi Two of tho Hlgh-I'ilccd .Mm liltufi , Arrlui mid Aro i;lililli il. i Through tho HitlvHIcn of W. H. 1 Hurned, Jnmee XV. Dnnnldeou, It. K. Downing, John Freeman and other I pruniluont local oil men, who prefer , to remain In the background, u local , ngency for th fnmoiiM Dueetiberg I nulomobllu lina Just been oelnbllnhed t Twelfth mil) Mnln Klreeta, In the' former IMcice-Arrow showrooms. I Two olegniit DiiaeiibergM nrrlved 1 Thursdny noon, nnd tho afternoon i wns spent hi demonstrations, In uhnrso or J. K. Kurry, ahop furemnn nf the IJuaenbnrg fnctory nt Indlnn- i npolls. It. Jt. Cronso, enlra malinger I for Hint compnny, Is nUo In Tulsn getting ncqiittlntrd with tho person-! .. nu lit, tt'lilf.l, imma ItiA Input I .VII1M,1J, 'J ....... oiKHiiUutlon will bn known. It la pliinned to Inter cslabllsh branoh ngcnplen nt Oklahoma City, Okmulgee, Knld, Ardmoro nnd Muskogee, TOME EXPO. IS ANNOUNCED l)nt Pet for October 30 to N'oxoin her i With Tent its Site. B St. Orotkop, rlinli'iunn of tho Iteul Kstnto oxchnngo vxpofltlon committee, nnnounced to the ex change ut lid Woods' oiifo Thursdny noon thnt u contract hna been sinn ed with Harry llolton to hold n Modern Homo nnd Ilulldera' exposi tion In Tuhvi, October SO to Novem ber 4. Tha exposition Is to bo hold In a i mammoth tent to be erected at Kourth mid Ulgln. nolton, who has been In Tulsa for tho past two weeks, 1h to be exposition manager, I nnd fluy Charlesworth. director of publlvlty. Thla expnaltlon la to be held e Tulsnna may hecomo better I nciiunlnted with the desirability of i home owning nnd Improving. John 11. Miller moved that a com-1 i. mniee iroin (lie ukciuiiiku op ni'- i IUIIHtl It, lilt," tll HI" ,,.. li, i delegation In congress thu nccosslly In Tulsn for u federal building nde qunte for a city of ;50,000. The ' present building, he pointed out, Is woefully small for Tulsa'w require ments, while Mudcogco, with less than hnlf Tulaa' h population, hns ft , .mngnllicent federal building. llaiiRers tiillmldnteil Slrlbcrs. FOItT WOUTIl, Texas, Sopt. 21 Unnger Cnptnln Aldrlch, who line been Investigating churges of Intimi dation by rnngers of rtrlklnE miners In the west Texas flelde wns closeted with IT. a. District Attorney tfwclful nnd other federal officials thla morn , tng. John Wilkinson, district piest- dent of the United Mint) Workers of America who made tho chnrgn .. gnpi,i tp" v".psr", later rnnfcrrcj with Zwelful. Aldrlch declined to make nuy stalemcnt legnrdlng Ills . findings. MOTHER! Your Child's Bowels Need "California Fig Syrup" Hurry mother! liven u n k child :ovoa tho "fruity" Unto of ' California, Fig Byruji" mid it novor falls to open Uio bowols. A teuepoonful today amy prevunt a elck child tomorrow. If constipated, bilious, feverish, fret ful, tins cold, colic, or If stomach Is sour, tonguo coated, breath had. re member n good cIunllBlng of tho ill .lo bowels is often all that is notes airy. Abk your druggist for genuine California l'lg Byrtip" which hue dlrcctloiiB for bablva and clilldrcn ot nil ages printed on bottlo. Motherl You must say "CIJfornUV' or you may get nn Imitation fig syrup, Advertisement, . b! .WI I "' with Chapey'a captors, afurdltig to Hi lllll!lll!l!!ll!!llll!ll!l!lll Half-Minute Storfi Talk The rminlUalili. sinwth at Dili lnr smt olhtr rlolhlnc Horn tlironiliout tli ronuiry duilns Un )it iln mt li" been due. In srent meaeure to th r'nx" of tlm remly lo wear In.lmlrr Ten jrenri sva siest number of men who rould stfotil to py th merchant Ullor'e ItIid amt aiiiture the. neeaesry delay did ea tatt ler nt ruiiree. Today over to per rent of lhee men cmne In e, clothing atnra, eelect Ihe etyla and pattern they prefer and hate the Krmenl In eervlee wttliln a few houre. Wa claim no credit for tide clianie, eieept ae we liavn been able to anticipate ana meet the, neede of our patroni. Women's Silk and Wool Hose Famous Gordon hosiery for women hero in tho now shades to wear with fall ox forda. Silk and wool of real quality nt $1.85 and $2.35. Interwoven Sox Mon'a Interwoven box are tho largest sell ing, beat wearing sox made. Horc in fancy" silks in nw heather shades for early fall at 7fie. Others 40c up. 1' nu rims at ipn Itecniiso we know that not ovcry riian can have a Knox hat, we'vo provided some very fino new fall lints in nil the stylish shades at only t. Whipcord Caps Hero's a new Whipcord cap to wear with your Whipcord suit or raincoat, that you'll seo is real value nt $H. Golf Sweaters You don't have to play golf to wear one of those now golf sweaters. They're- good for mnny occasions. Gray, brown, black and heather shades nnd specially priced at 95.85. Madras-Shirts Wo ought to price these silk-striped madras shirts nt $3.50 or ?4 for they're worth it. Rut nt ?2.G5 wo can mako a lit tle profit and help you to save money too. Suit Values That Truly Unusual Are $29.50, $35, $40 It's values like those we've provided nt $29.50, $35 nnd $10 that make this great' store grow faster and faster each year. And the more clothing wo sell, tho greater becomes our buying power and the bigger the values wo can provide. It's an endless chain that benefits you as well as us. Come seo tho great array of correct styles, new fabrics nnd handsome patterns here now. Examine their splen did workmanship, experience their exact fit and you'll want to have them nt once. Stratford Clothes for Young Men Your College man knows whnt he wants in stylo and wo know tho maker who produces such clothes. The Houso of Stratford is responsible this season and every season for tho smart models that young men demand. Sec tho now Stillwater worsteds, Whipcords, Hoot Mon tweeds nnd others in sport or plain back models at $45 up. New Hickey-Freeman Fall Styles Ready rut a Hickey-Freeman suit on any man who knows fab rics and fine hand tailoring and the sale is made. Wc don't know of any other clothes so fine as these. Hero in many models for many tastes nt $50 up. - Men's Clapp Oxfords You'll sec most young fellows wenring'oxfords this fall. And wo predict tho majority will wear Edwin Clapp ox fords, for their smart style, fino qunlity nnd snug fit. In tan, brown nnd black leathers at $13 to $15. Others $10 up. Brogue Oxfords, $10 Wc don't believe you'll find any now Brogues at $10 that have tho snap and dash of these we're featuring. Rrown or blnck, in nil sizes und widths, a asMauJf vv ;:-.l!i:-' . ' 'i"v.V.'l; w I rirJrJrJr I 1 1 1 1 E 1! i 1 1 1 1 n i i i i i i i a E toe anroiwe ;or uurv j' 'KXCLt'sivi: ni'T not iixphnsivj: 1D-31!1 South Mitlu drrFar-mfl Wc (iinrnntcc Your S'litlifnctlnn In I'll, til) It; 1 1 1 1 I Vnliio or . Itcfiiiiil Your .Money rnuxcii, simixnu AND WIN Kit SIIOKS Another New One It's$10M Here is a now oxford creation, tho kind the young fellows are wearing this fall. Made with two rows of saddle stitch ing, of full stock black box calf. Exclusively a Renbcrg style. In our window now. Scotch Grain Brogues A snappy, new style, made with perforated toe, back and lace strap. In black or tan. A 1 dr7 ff A great value $1jDu EH MrJriififJr 1 E i E E 1 LLU 1 E E n E E E E E 1 0 1 E E E E E E ii L E i a a a o a a a a i a a i 1 a a 1 i , the srrowHg -op QUAunrvl Exclusive But Not Expensive 319-321 South Main irirJrirjrJrr. ensSfr-A- u un ) Tulsa's Greatest Boys' Shop fhone Ot&ge 8135 Boys' and Glrla ' Expert Hair' Dobbins and Cutting in the Hobby Uprso 4 Barber Shop Boys' All-Wool Slip-on Sweaters Many colors nnd com binntions (J0 j?Cf at tpZ.bD Boys' All-Wool Caps Now shapes nnd colors; our regular $1.50 value at VOZ Boys' School Hose Guaranteed OK fast colors ....wOC Boys' Madras Blouses Made with polo button down collars, regular vaiue 95C Boys' Guaranteed Corduroy Pants All seams full taped, tor thjs week at , Boys' Guaranteed Raincoats With hat to match, in tan, gray and blnck; ;.lozr!!.l8.$4.95 You Don't Have to Guess at the Quality Here Boys' All-Wool TWO-PANTS SUITS $1.65 at $9.85 and $11.95 Sizes 6 to 18 years. One glance tells you thnt only the finest woolens, linings and tailoring were used in their construction. Snappy, now sport styles and plain models in tan, gray, green, brown and mixtures; coats are genuine al paca lined, and pnnts nrc full lined. You're going to see lots of cotton and shoddy suits ndvertised this senson, but you won't find any here. We're selling only tho better grade of ALL-WOOL SUITS at prices thnt offer by far the greatest value you'll find. Compare and see. This great Boys' Shop thrives on comparison. Boys' Shoes for Dress or Play Sturdily made of genuine leather to stnnd lots of hnrd wear. Holland and other good makes. Boys' Blucher style shoes, in tan or black Little Gents' shoes, tan or black .$4.45 $3.45 l&lBdiindiiirdiriirdiFricJEnab 11 1 1 5 1 1 1 I 1 n 1 1 1 E I I 1 1 i E 1 li 4 1 1 1 1 111111111111111111111111 iiiiiitiiiiiiiiuiimi