Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 188, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 23, 1916 Page: 3 of 34
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TULSA DAILY WOULD
FAMOUS VIOLINIST
AT EASTER VESPERS
This is Buffalo Bill 101 Ranch and Preparedness Day
Expansion Sale-Visit Tulsa and
in Tulsa; Show Is to Give Two Exhibitions Here
the Mid-Continent Metropolis
Albert N. lloxio to Give
Numbers at Vesper
Services Sunday.
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- --i-ny-t $ S
SPECIAL SALE
112 MAIN STREET
THE UNION
MEN'S STORE
Ft n
AT CONVENTION HALL
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C. E. Bucliner to Preside;
Splendid Musical Pro-
gram Arranged.
Albert N. Hoxlo probably
greatest nimttcur violinist in
the
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hall tomorrow afternoon iir 11 part of
the program lor the first annual
Faster vesper services. Word to this
meet was received yesterday when
Kir. lloxie telegraphed that he would
lir lilrtiHpri In jitnip.'ir
Mr. lloxie conies here from Kansas
rity. whore ho directed the Messiah
one of tho most remarkable musical
events over staged in tho southwest
Before his departure yesterday ho
whs asked to consult with Sir Carl
Busrh noted composer us to a sym-
phony which the latter was drafting.
It was learned yesterday by those
who nave tne meeting In charge that
Mr. lloxie had fin. shed his work In
Kansas City and they Immediately ex-
tended an Invitation to take part in
tho Koster services.
lloxie Heads l'rot;raiii.
Mr. Hoxlo will lead a. musical pro
Cram of unusual Interest. Professor
John Knowlrs Weaver of Kendall col
1 mm ut 1 1 hnrfnl.in n tha stfirnn I . i
ginning at 3 o'clock and giving a half
hour concert before the services prop-
er open. Mrs. James McConnell will
be soloist and A. U. Young will lead
tho congregational singing with the
e-ornet
C K. Bnchner eenoral secretary of
tho Y. M. C. A. will preside and Judge
V. I. Williams will make the nddress
of tho evening. Jurigo Williams' topic
nu.1 not uten unneunccd.
ATTORNEY CITED FOR
CONTEMPT OF COURT
D. M. Martindale Must File
Answer to Charge This
Morning.
Attorney D. M. Martindale was cited
for contempt of court yesterday by
Judge Conn I .inn of the district court.
It being aliened that he told tho pro
prietors of the Joplin drug store that
the Injunction proceedings against the
firm had been modified bo that they
could contlnuo business. The attorney
was released on bond In the sum of
11000 and ordered to file his answer
to the charge In court this morning.
It Is alleged in the petition that
Martinuale accepted a fee of (75 from
the proprietors of tho drug store with
the understanding that he would en
deavor to have the Injunction modi
fied. Later it is said he told the
proprietors that the Injunction had
been dissolved and that they could
continue business.
Tho petition further alleges that
tho attorney told tho proprietors that
the locks on the doors had been re
moved and that they could safely re
enter the store.
Shortly after tho store was opened
L. k.. Charticr and others connected
with It were arrested and are now
under bond to answer to charges of
contempt of court.
The charge against the attorney Is
a serious one lor should it be proved
he would be subject to a heavy fine
possibly Imprisonment and even
barred from practicing law in this
-county.
MnrtlnrlnlA pintilintln.'illv denied thA
allegations yesterday and said last
night that he would appear in court
this morning to file his answer.
Two Small Firm
Companies of the Tulsa firj depart-
ment answered two alarms yesterday
afternoon the .'Irst at the Tulsa Dec-
orating compan" where an over-
turned alcohol lump caused a slight
blaze. The flames were extinguished
by tho use of chemicals. The num-
ber two and three engine companies
and the number ono truck company
Resinol
v 1 heals sick skin I
2 The moment that Resinol Oint- 8
s ment touches itching skin the itch- 5
: ing usually stops and healing
r begins. That is why doctors have
i prescribed it so successfully for 2
i over 20 years in even the severest 5
casesoleciema ringworm rasnes
and many other tormenting dis- 3
figuring skin diseases. Sold by
all druggists. For a dear com-
pUxion us Rtsinol Soap. s
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This is Buffalo Dill and 101 Ranch
day in Tulsa. Tho show Is scheduled
to reach the city at an early hour
this morning aid from that time un-
til the final "retreat" is sounded In
the big military and wild west arena
on Barton's field there will be
something exhillratlng and novel for
the public to see and to think anoul.
The big show is lust out or winter
quarters at Ponca City. Okla. where
the physical properly has undergone
a complete transformation. New
wagons floats nd tableaux new rail
way curs a new canvas and a vast
amount of othr new paraphernalia
has been provided and everything it
is announced has been mude as
bright and attractive as paint and
skillful ornamentation could make It.
The horses as ;n other years are the
best that tho great ranges of the 101
Ranch can provide and that means
the best In tha eorntry and over
fiftv buckors have been selected to
give life and extttement to the buck-
ing pony contests The company ofi
when crowds of Interested fans will
cowboys is mild to be especially large
and among tha number orj Chester
Byers Tommy Kornun. Hank Durnell
Vern Tantllng'.r and others who
helped in other season to make the
101 Ranch show ruinous. The In-
dians have been selected principally
from the Sioux tribes of tho north-
west and they ire led by the nottrd
Sioux Chief Iron Tall whoso profile
Is on the new nickel. In the fortiori
contingent are big companies of Mex-
Icuns Arab? Tapantse and Kusstun
Coxcacks all of whe m appear in the
paruilo as well as in tho perform-
UIICI s.
All of this Is of course. Interesting
but there :-.re two features that stand
out with especial prominence first
there Is Colonel William K. Cody
known tho world over us "Buffalo
Bill". It is verv fitting that Colonel
Cody should have jnl ed forces with
Miller Brothers & Arlington and the
combination now known as the Buf
falo Blll-101 Hanch shows has at
tracted wldo attention. This will un-
doubtedly be evidenced this morning
surround the "rura" where the trains
are unloaded and watch tho always
Interesting sight. An early morning
M.'lmpse of Buff'ilo BUI either at the
iruln where he has his own private
cur or on the grounds where a tent
will be provided for him is among the
possibilities
Another feature Is the new military
spectacle "Preparedness" which Is
expected to prove the arenlc sensa-
tion of tho Bfiisi.n. The display will
be given by United States regular
Foldlers loaned by the war depart-
ment for the purpose. The spectacle
and the wild west numbers promise
plenty of thrills for those who enjoy
strenuous entertainment.
The show arrives via the Frisco
ri'llroad and the tort city will be
erected at Bartons field. For the ac-
commodation of the public seals will
be on sale all dav at Oetman's Ilexall
drug store. Tin street parade will
occur at 10 o'claik this morning.
Buffalo Bill will be tendered a
banquet by the Chamber of Commerce
at Hotel Tulsa this Afternoon at 6:80
o'clock.
responded. The second alarm came
In from 1328 South Denver and was
caused by a spreading of a trash fire.
Number one and two nnglno compan-
ies responded. The damage in both
cases was slight.
EX-CONFEDERATES
WILL MEET TODAY
Loral Camp of Veterans to Name
IK-lcgutin and Elect a
Commander.
All ex-confederato soldiers In Tulsa
are Invited to attend a meetlnr In the
si.perlor courtroom this afternoon of
the Tulsa camp United Confederate
Veterans. It will be one of the most
Important sessions ever held by the
local camp. Delegates are to be elect
ed to represent the local camp at the
national reunion to be held at uir-
mlncham. Ala. next month and a
new commander of the Tulsa camp
will also be selected.
The meeting will be called to order
promptly at 3:30 o'clock.
EDWIN COVEY DIES
IN CALIFORNIA
Former Resident of Tulsa
Will Be Brought Back
From Sacramento.
Edwin F. Covey a former resident
of this city who removed to California
four years ago died Thursday at his
home in Sacramento after a brief
illness. A wife and two children survive.
Funeral services were held from the
Covey home yesterday afternoon and
the body will be snipped this morning
arriving in Ceres Okla. the old home
of the family near Perry Tuesday
morning when interment will be made.
The Modern Woodmen of America will
be in charge.
Mr. Covey is a brother or Erwin
Covey of this city with whom he was
associated in business for a number
of years under the firm name ot
Covev Brothers.
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
IS GREAT SUCCESS
Dramatic Society Staged
Clever Farce Last Night
at Iligh School.
Members of the dramatic society
of the high school presented one of the
most clever farces ever seen on tho
local stage last night. The title of the
play was "Not So Bad After AH" and
it was humorous from curtain to cur-
tain. A packed house of five hundred
people witnessed the entertainment.
The entire cast was well adapted to
their roles and did some clever origi-
nal work. Miss Norma Miller as lead-
ing lady carried off honors of the
eevning while Anna Ingraham did
excellently as the maid. James
Tuttle Maurice Taylor and Ven
White were particularly good.
The cast of the play was; Norma
Miller Mrs. Marchmont; Harold Orr
Captain Marchmont; James Tuttle
James the gardener; Anna Ingraham.
Sally tho maid; Maurice Taylor
Smart a flunky; Mattla Kennedy as
Mrs. Brunt; Ven White as Doctor
Brunt; Mildred Morrison as Mrs. Pop.
pet; Glen Campbell as Captain Pop-
pet; Nellie-Swallow as Miss Clara
Smeaton and Harold Altken as
Worthlngton.
The play wus three acts in length
and centered around the efforts of the
old friends of Captain Marchmont to
break the spell ot his henpecked mar-
ried life.
Miss Flcmma Snidow directed the
play.
SPELLING CONTEST
HELD HERE TODAY
The elimination spelling contest for
Tulsa county will be held at court-
house'" this morning to select the
spellers who will represent this coun-
ty at the state championship spelling
bee which Is to be held in Oklahoma
City Wednesday May S.
The contest this mornlns; will be
held under the direction of Principal
J. P. Richard of the Sequoyah school
and the winner will be awarded
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handsome gold medal while the sec-
ond best speller will be awarded a
silver medul.
ASK COY'S RELEASE
ON HABEAS CORPUS
A. L. Coy appeared before Justice
Lee Daniel yesterday and heard the
reading of th information charging
him with the murder of Hose Mc-
Donald landlady of the O. K. room-
ing house. Coy waived preliminary
examination and was held to the su-
perior court to answer to the charge
of murder without bond.
His attorney filed a writ of habeas
corpus ImmedUtel" asking that Coy
be released on bond pending his
trial. It Is probable this matter will
come before the court this morning.
CITY AUDITOR WILL
WORK UNASSISTED
Frank Newkirk Outlines
Plans on Which lie Will
Operate Office.
Frank Newkirk will run the office
of city auditor in an efficient and
business-like manner and will elimi-
nate all politics from his department.
This was his declaration made yester-
day afternoon in speaking of the pol-
icy of his office which will be pur-
sued when he takes up the duties aft-
er May 1.
"The office of city auditor Is one
which Is of the greatest tmportunco to
the citizens of Tulsa" he said "and
1 Intend to see that It Is conducted In
the most efficient manner. This can-
not be done if politics and its evils
are allowed to creep into the work
which Is being done for the benefit of
the people of the city. My force will
be selected with a view of giving the
greatest efficiency and I personally
will be on the ground all of the time.
I have been selected to conduct the
office of city auditor and I will not
delegate that duty to some deputy.
The responsibility of the office is
mine and I will shoulder the work."
The city auditor-elect baa an-.r.-v
EXTRA SPECIAL
114 MAIN STREET
THE UNION
WOMEN'S STORE
1000 SPORT COATS
IMaek ami white stripes plaid and all
white; real $10 values for $4.05
MILLINERY AT WHOLESALE
PRICES
This store lws the largest stock of trim-
mings and hats in tho state. Street
hats for 50
f.(H) hats todav for $1.98
Special prices Por Expansion Sale on
L'O cases of Muslin.
100 pairs of Shoes for growing girls
at pair 50
(We sell Diamond brand shoes)
CHILDREN'S COATS AND DRESSES
100 Dresses for less than von can make
them 25? to ?1.98
As an Expansion Sale Special we will
sell regular .fl Children's Dresses
for 59?
THE UNION
is the store where women can buy
everything in apparel and save
114 SOUTH MAIN
SPITZER CLOTHING STOCK
ON SALE
Don't wait a moment come and get a
snappv spring style suit and save that
$5.00. '
SPITZER PANTS SALE
You can save $1 on that pair of blue
serge trousers.
SWEET-ORR PANTS AND
OVERALLS
From Paul Spit.er stock at great price
reductions made possible by the admin-
istrator's sale.
Spitzer $3 Hats for $1.12
in all the spring shades.
Spitzer Union Suits for 49?
Spit.er loves for 7A?
BOYS DEPARTMENT
50 Hoys' J lata for 35?
Boys' Wash Suits for ....50?
75 dozen Uoys' I'ants go special Por to-
day at pair 49?
Uoys' Dine Serge Suits for $3.95
THE UNION
is the store where men can save
on clothing.
115? SOUTH MAIN
Try
Rom The wonderful "Sunday Morning
Bath"
Soap
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GENTLEMEN!
Don't delay getting your
new Oxfords.
Our $3.50 Line
in calf Russia tan canvas
and black and brown vici
kid is decidedly pleasing.
They fit and wear too.
LYONS' SHOE STORE
115 South Main St.
tT3ie Music House
jams
kYaii!'ll Outfit CllfYfYOctf zinc? With Oi
vvu wuumt kjuyuv.suviia Prices art Terafl
11 fl TZhe Mucin JLfairo
namu
tk
WE offer then Special Outfit suppes-
uonioa viciroiu. i n word! Included in
thcMoutfiisara HMnch doubU-facad nconiiof
your own Klaclton.or If you prefer othar record
you may select them to the earne value from the
Victor CaUlns of over 6000 selections. We r
you tha beneut ot our experience our superior
service and our musical knowledge which give
yon exceptional advantaces la selection and
ad vie. Particular people will appreciate this.
I Jtaktu Outfit M
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10 week U22
tii-ladae litnt Vlrtrol
llyle 4 with l2rlrtione
i rioobl-faa 10-ukb
Scords.
n
JmiIm Outlit - JenkimOvtfit 11-A
vri 29- '107-
Nnrert Vlrtrol Style Nmet VMrol BttU It
with li lartien on Cabinet Model Willi M
douhle-faoed It-lsah stlertions on I double-
word. fgd 10-Inch record.
Jenulm Outlit Jenkins Outfit 14-
.crj:4752 cuss 15712
Uten Vlrtrol. Stfle ( Litnt Cablnat Btyl II
yilh "0 wUctlona ea 1 Viclrol with !o
doubl (seed 10 lack tlon on 10 dwbeWeeed
rotd. lo-lnch record.
.Main Outfit 1 l-l Jtnkint Outlit 1 1-
Uleit Cabin 8trll lemt and ltcet C.H-
Viclrol wiih 30 atlee. ntlctrol Bid ISwilh
liens oa IS douWe-faoad M erUctlone on 10 doe-
10-inch nooril. bl-facd 10-ln record.
taklM Outfit M
Ncwvit Vlrtrol Btjrl I
with 20 wlaetlens ea I"
w-asai
Superior MUSICAL service. Unnur-
assed atock. We hava all tho NEWEST
ityloa and LATEST Records. Private
Record Parlors. Come in and hear tha
vorld's best muslo by the sreatett artist and
Ipsratio stars. Over (0uu aiecuou.
double
records.
417 So. Main St.
ENKINfS
SohfoWOeic Co.
Make Skin Smooth
There 1 one safe dependable treat-
rripnt that relieve itching torture iu-
tnntly and that clcanxcs and soothes the
skin.
Auk anv driigglHt for a 2Tc bottle ot
temo and: apply It as directed. Soon
you will find that pimples black heads
eczema ringworm and similar nkln trou-
bles will diMuppear.
A little zeino the penetrating satis-
tying liquid is all that Is needed fur it
banishes all nkin eruptions nnd makes
the skin soft smooth and healthy.
Zemo. Cleveland.
nounced that his force will be com-
posed of IS. O. Lingo as bookkeeper
and the Misses Barr and Blanche tiy-
brant aa assistants.
GERMANY FACES A
FINANCIAL CRISIS
AMSTERDAM via London April
21. (7:30 p. m.) The Lokal Au-
zelger of Berlin publishes an Inter-
view with Doctor von Lentze Prus-
sian finance minister. In which he
forecasts great financial difficulties
not only for the German empire but
for the Individual states of the em-
pire. He expresses the belief that It
may be necessary for the empire to
levy direct taxes upon the states not-
withstanding the fact that the Ger-
man constitution docs not provldo
for such measures.
The prolongation of the war Doo-
ter von Lentzs contends compols rec-
ognition of hard facta.
Easter Shoes of
Class at Every
Man's Price
"A dyed sparrow may pruvj for
a mountain canary until the
dye wears off."
And so the first thing you
want to know about your now
Easter shoes Is will they look
good after the first few weeks?
will they wear 7
You can bet your Inst dollar
on each and every ono of these
"Lyons' Shoe Ixsadors"!
Lyons "Special" S3
Lyons' "Monarch" ft
Stetson's $7
Lyon' "Imperial" tS.M
LYONS'
SHOE STORE
515 KOirrif MAIN KTKEKT.
W. W. NEWSUM GROCER COMPANY
Phone 1746 Fresh Eggs. doz. 20c 17 W. Third
"The Best of Everything"
Ripe Olives in bulk; large
meaty California fruit of the Free-
stone variety; SOo value; ORf
fcuv
pint
Navel
Sunkist
Oranges
Seedless; a very select lot for to-
day; extra large smooth and do-
Uclous flavor; 60c value; QC
dozen OOw
Brick Cheese New York
state; rich creamy and well-cured;
30c value; OR
pound aCUU
Grapefruit grown in
southern Florida and noted for
their superb flavor; 12 Ho Q
value; each OC
Olive Oil l'ompcian pure
Italian Olive Oil; for salads may-
onnaise and general use; SI. 00
value; Qrt
quart wUU
Strawberries the Klon-
dyke varloty; put up in full quart
boxes; ripe and the real strawher-
lie flavor; 0Q
quart CiC
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