The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 108, Ed. 1, Wednesday, January 14, 1920 Page: 3 of 16
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TULSA DAILY WORLD WEDNESDAY JANUARY M 1920.
BUILDING BOOM
HITS PAWHUSKA
Million Dollars Will Be
1 Spent by City in the
Next Year.
PLANNING NEW HOMES
Visitors to Osage Capital Buy
lots: to Erect Cottages
nt Once.
13. Thrift
UiltlOUtl' J "
t. nviii KIvA. Jan
iriua on wan a. vtni-u-"n
Mayor Jt. I Uarroh
plan of tlie city com-
xponil approximately
niN fi imtirovomenw in tno
nt'xt 12 montlis. 'i'licaa will comtlst
a;m)8t enire.'y of a pavliiR system
nbh-h eUal or sur'as8 "Iiy pos
KcJ ty any city In Oklahoma of
i.ujl s.i Two resolutions auihor-
S1 -e .ar of 176 blocto i-f
h!i g-ade f4 "K mo olroady been
tiuea n 'in' comnusalon und have
been sua to ihe printer for uuWSoa-
uo Miird retiolutton Is betliR
u.'rrl w i- it will embrace outly-
icr ii no. anJ mill a fourth In In
conte i.P'a.ir 11 with excellent pro-
t. I ti'"'S carried through to
ccinplelion.
The 'loud surprise of tho open-
Ins day of tho thrift campaign and
which' a direct icsult of tho
lulld-J ir-homo drive inauBuraied
in l'awliunka last week. Is tho un-
i.ounecnicni tf W. A. Koss who to-
Jay nur 'liased 3:! building lots for
the jmri.ose of bulldltij; 15 rcsi-
demes fur rent or ale at moderate
rrlcts Mr ltoss is a contractor and
luilir for tho Sinclair oil com-
ipanle Construction will bo begun
lomorr' w on these residences which
will t" of four five and six rooms
ur.j .jM 10 people dealrlwr homes
ani unable to nav cash for them.
This sale w.ts followed by another
in ll It. Hmcku. an Iowa visitor.
who l jukIh 10 lots shortly after hla
irru.i: in town and within u few
lours lii.l laid tho foundation for
fivo new residences.
The first paving resolution already
p.wd by tho city commission pro-
tiles to- pavms from Main strcot to
Tenth street The second resolution
ex'ends theso Iinprovcments to fif-
teenth stree: covering prnctlcilly all
the paving In the original townslto.
Tho third resolution which is ex-
pected to bo presented to tho city
commission toon will embrace tho
Palmer Highland addition a new
residential dIMrlct created and now
thickly populated by tho boom Paw-
buska had had In the past 12 months
and which borders the Osage Indian
Acency and Hoarding School reser-
vations to the north. Word has
teen received that the department of
t!v tntrlcr ll favor the project of
paving the vst fldo of Orandvlew
avenue along the entire length of tho
nservation at government expense.
The county will continue tho linking
to the eltv limits past tho court-
house on the bill.
The city is also planning a leap
wet on Sixteenth strcot from Ornnd-
view avenue to West avenue whence
It will turn south bordering the
Indian icservatlon to tho west and
uniting with tho paving on Main
street.
c
STATIC lilllEFS
J'ALLKSTEH. Jan. 13. Two Ca-
nadlan snow geese seven feet In
length wero shot by Charles Hews
county commissioner and his guest
Joo llurba of this city on tho Hois
ranch northwest of tho city while
out gunning for ducks.
")! WINTER CHOLERA 'given life sentence' DISTILLERY CASE
IS NEW DISEASE
ADA Jan. 13. rrhu rain and
snows of this full and winter huto
delayed tho gathering of crops ami
there will bo conslderablo loss to
ungathurcd cotton and corn In Ton-
totoo county from this source.
MUSKOOKK Jan. 13. A house-to-houso
canvass by the fair prlrn
civic organization to obtain 20000
members pledged to bent down tho
high cost of living was launched
In .Munlogcu today.
MIAMI Jan. 13. Ottawa county
cannot feop good school teachers
because tho ralurlea aro too low
says Superintendent ltowlny. Tho
pay ranges from 75 to 1 100 a
month with u scvon and eight-
months term.
MU8ICOOKK Jan." 13. Tho per-
sonnol of the Muskogee police de-
partment must bo cut In half to
keep within tho appropriation al-
lowed by tho county excise board
Mayor F. H. 1'lto told tho city coun-
cil today.
SIIAWNRK. Jan. 13. J. It.
Klshrr formerly of Sapulixi was
olerted president of tho Stato Na-
tional bank today to succeod Cloorga
If. McKlnnlB. retired. Cash M. Cade
former republican national commit-
teeman is vice president and V
J. Harnett cashier.
OKLAHOMA CITY" Jan. 13.
Federal enumerators havo notlflod
. 11. Dentil Inspector for tho
stato health department that small-
lox Is Tuglng In parts of Okla-
homa. An Investigation began today
disclosed eight cases at Waterloo
nono of which Is said to bo serious.
All cases nro. being put under quar-
antine us foun as they aro discov-
ered. Ml'SKOORK. Jam 13. William
It. Lawrence for many yearn fed-
eral Judge of tho western illMrlct of
Indian territory before Oklahoma
was admitted to statehood will cola-
barto his 301I1 birthday here tomor-
row surrounded by liM family.
Among relatives who aro hern are
Fred Lawrenca of Tulsa and his
wife.
YA"Lt7 Jan. 13. Tho new J100-
000 high bchool building hero Is
completed and cIosrbb uro now bo-
Ing conducted theroln. Tho old hUh
school building burned in January
1919 A modern gymnasium n large
auditorium and thn latest equip
ment aro features of the now build
lng. nonds In the amount of $30-
000 hao been voted for tho erec-
tion of a new ward school building.
Superintendent K. Lnndlngham Is
making notnblo progress with the
Vale schools.
Trillium Company Cluirtcrctl.
World's llureau
.Slate Cspltol nutldlng.
OKLAHOMA CITV. Jan. 13. The
Tulsa. Trlbuno company newspaper
publishing house was chartered by
Joo S. Morris secretary of state
hero estcrday. Tho corporation an-
nounced a capitalization of $300-
000 It. I Janes Q. II. K Jones and
T V Mcl'horon wero Incorporators.
Tho charter is to bo deltverod to
John Y Murry nt Tulsa.
No New Victims Found at
Skiatook by the Stale
Health Officers.
SpeUl to Th World.
BKIATOOK Jan. 13. Tho myi-
terlous malady that has .broken out
hero Is dying out. No new cues huse
been reported and tho CO or more
persons reported ill with It nro all
tlolng nicely. Only two nro confined
to their beds nnd their cusa aro
not serious.
ltoprcsotttatlvcs of thn stato board
of health have ordered that nn im-
proved wnter Hiipply bo provided to
Kklatook residents a survey showing
Hint the nupply Is not the best. The
Inspectors also favor remcdhal
measures for tho sanitary sjstcm of
tho city.
Farmer Who I'lcnil Julli to Mur-
dering Unity of Daughter Is
Sent to Prison.
ORDERED STOPPED
Harlman Who Pled to
Mexico Became War
Hero; Is Freed.
Kiwatded the French erolx de glierie
mi ihe ilisilnguhheil service medal
'fi-r tnver Fourteen of Hnumans
iiiipnii.nx in the conspiracy wete
CUt lO pflKilll.
World'! thirtta
Stata Cipltol Kulldlnc.
OICUVUOMA CITY Jan. 13.4-itf.
ficlals of tlie slate board of lieu I h
helievo that the mysterious npidon i''
nt Skiatook Is winter cholera. nlnn
lar to that which uppearcd In Oalcs-
burg. III. In February 1915 Mil-
waukee and ImllaiiapollH a ear
later nnd I'uorlu III last year.
It Is believed that other cities In
tho stale may ho also afflicted with
tho disease. Tim recent bad weather
Is given as one of tho chief causes
of tho epidemic.
Spe'inl to Tho World
HOHAltT Jan. 13. Pleading
guilty to murdering the now horn
child of his daughter last Hunday
Charlrt Hwntford. a farmer living at
i.otio Won near hero was sentenced SpeoUl i Th World
hero todny to a life term In thol KoliT HM1TI1 Arb iu u
stato pehltentlary. Tho daughlerj. . A"... Jan. 1J
who Is said to be about 17 ears'"m fllal chapter to tho criminal
old. had been married to soldier es growinn out of tho discovery
but lie had not visited her since his here several jours ngci that the I til nil
return from tho army moru than ulisuiling company had upciatud for
'"'r . nearly a year without an Internal
Tho child nfter being killed nt Its'ievemie lleeime was written In the
birth was thrown on top of a shed d'nitcd St.ttei district court today
where n brother to tho girl dlseov-1 w hen the last remaining in llctmi'iuii
cred It nnd notified the officer. Thniwro smuwhfHl. The Indlclments
suerirr went to tho tarm ami eon-1 naineii more man a kcoim of (ipfomi-
fronted the father' with what ovi- ams including TIuuhhm i. .Mi:'o of
deliye ho had ami the father led tho 'Aslicvllle .N. v. ruiinrr revenue
officer to where tho child was burled agent and prominent p.lttirlin i in
In a field over a mllo from the house I Hai tiunn of Farinlngloii N. F now
The father refused to mako any!' captain In the Lulled pitates rMj
stntenieut other than to admit hoJolin F. Hmllh Dial of Inrhsnnviiie
timrdorod tho Infant. fj' lr""lpilt "f tho Atlantic Coast
1 instilling r-ompnny llnitmiii foi -
NEW HOMF ARP WANTFD ft'""1 rt '"'"'i "f JJMoo m Kansas
nicvv numus nnc wmm i tuVlly llfllr MvK nrm thlri) al1
jfied to Mexico whele later he he
Kulii lly of lto.-lileiMvi llelng IVIt liyleamn a scout for tb Amrrlean ptml
llrlstow. .cV tiwk .ltl1iMills. "I'eiiuniii rtuer neing uecoyeu
i til M-mu'. i iiiiri.. i.n "cr!M th" InUrnatlonal houmlary he
lnronwirnh Two Tul llrins.
VorII' Irurfun
'lll Cai iUil lIulldlnK
OKLAHOMA CITV. Jan. 13 Tn
Tulsa Mores were granled'n corpora-
tlen cliJlrler by-Je S. Morris. sici-
tnry of stile litre today. The I'em
ores! w is capitalised at J75.0U0 with
Incorporator.! named as N. O I'em-
nrest F. II. anil ICIIsabelh llockwell
Mlnot and Mlnot. Inc. wan grinned
a charier under A etipltnllration of
150. '100. with 1 .1 I'ndetwood and H j
J. Minn! a Uteorporatnrs
F.Mii:voit.s pick mi Kiio;r.i:
ipelil to 'Il Woild.
MFHKOOKU Jan. 13 One thou
"iin l ileli-rfiitm are expected fr lb-
1!:'0 eonpiitlnn of the (lklalinnn 1
Christian Mndeavnr union to meet
here June II to 17 Tho date .
' i I r 'he cotnuil iiv " mg In n
'tcrtl-iv
A f ei ; ii re of ihe contetitlon will be
a half day picnic .it Fort (i.bm.n
Another Important matter before the
council whs plans for a tour of thn
sale by Clareme C Hamilton fa.ld
m 'i 1( i in 1 r i ii
I'lin-dlim I i ! iv
n l.edtlle. Mt mKuki"
Tulsa N iw i i
2r Htillwacr. 2d.
l'lnekwell. D . Fripl
Cllv. Murth i; Not mm.
'.I i e Of 1 1 0"
World. H.
1- e'iriiiry 2 ! i
1 1 l'.ar!lej 1 In
i ithrl. .'7'.
2:i. okiiil.onia
lil.ilicl iimlng llaiildly.
flpteUl to Tin World.
1DATW-2L Jan. 13. Thopopulatlon
of Idabol Is going forward by leaps
ami hounds. Tho population of the
city was Increased 1000 last night
when thd encircling arms of tho clly
administration reached out und took
In all tho suburbs within tlie city
lUnita.
Hum 1 100 Pure Hrrxl Shit'P-
PONCA CITY Jan. 13. ICay
county Ij tho home of 1100 pure
bred sheep according to tho official
report for 1S19 of J. P. Illddell
county farm demons ratnr He says
lliern are 300 pure bred rams and
00 pura bred ewes.
not a slnglo vacant residence or ?.'';... "... i'.Ji' '
ii. A r 1 r i - ........ . -""-i .i
wtm rel.-ased on a small bond II
llnw to llntlw Face to
Hvnwvv. the Wrinkle
hiis.iicss house despllo Ihn fact that
tlozins of residences nnd business:
hoiU' S have been built the pant year.
'Ibf xparslon of the oil fields mir-
"iintdtig the city has caused linn-
tuds of people to"como here (lie
pnxt enr Tw;o new lumber yards
have opened up here the pirn m.iinh
ami two new oil well supply houses.
Itcurjcltn Is Criming I'lnaiK mil).
Sceful to Tho World.
HKNIIYKTTA. Jan. 13 Tho fl
nancial showing of tho buslm ss ln-
loiests of He.uy.Tta a the begin
nlng of 1920 Is greater than In tho
history of tho city. At tno mo- of
tho business December 31. tho bank
deposits showed a total of J2fi20-
001 3(i. divided among the four
banks as follows:
First National bnnk. $S 36.795 4J.
Citizen bank. J7H0.077 2'. Miners
National li.ink. lfi95.lli9.T7. ilenry-
etta Htato Link. $289308 :2.
joined tjio otricers' training amp it
Fort Oglrthnrpc (la when w.iri
iiKanift (iettiniiiy uih dei l ired. and
for heroi'im if hi inn wiis piomo.el
frim lie'lten.itit to r.ipl tin He wo
Nlnro It! r'nirkb! ilriniont ii I
tonic proM'rtir. lerino Uiu-wn iltn
wnmon nil e.pr tho ronnlrjf hmo l.on
iiRlnr tho tuoiito fo-e I .ai h lo ' tono tqi
llolr tiro. rlt' wrmlilrl nd ttw
nMiv rherk" and noi k I Irk 10 norm!1
Wler uilt if tin ...liitinii (N fft iiiiiiio.li
It'll fo 1. Illu h firmer I 'n- 4m lii;ltt
oi I lr ! I ovor 1 1 ' t n- o l n ri tu i g i nl-.
HUM .!KL'llll. ' I lH tolttiiiA 1. I'O W il.-re I
fcin'iii' in oi iis.o if in win it
h!!f enO ' !'f I'llit
'I in o i itfretlioiiln ro nt fnr.o ror
frflli liNrrn'fA iil Iti-i' m in it f'i n't
in iiUi K ilioio ll Kin iU'i kIhio
tll
CONDITION Ol"
The Producers State Bank
01' TULSA OKLAHOMA DI'.CEMllhll 81 1919.
IlCSOUllCIi.H
To!n! ind dUeonnt!
.J2.7 3.H 9S
. 714.107 0.1
. I 10000 no
. 1.77J.Q45 7fl
SS.fiM 29
a7553.IS
110771 HO
73.209 94
SIork. bond!. uirranti. ete
V'urnlttiro ind fixture!
lu from binVi -
Check ind othor enh Items
Kxohn?e fpr oleirlnu houio
Ilill ot echne
Ctih In link
Tut.l 4C057!0.2
LIABILITIES .
r.rtl.1 .lV n.lrt In J 2SO.000.00
Hurpluii fund 80000 00
Undivided prv'lti lei oipenies ind tixci pild . . 270.40
lloterved for tnei T 13324 H2
lino In hank! 201H77t:.89
UlYldends unpaid : J 17M10 00
IndiTldaal dopnilta luhjrct to chok ?170.43U.I2
failngi dopoiili SOI. 190 91
Timo rerttflealo! ot depoilt .-. 237017 4
Certified cheeki 999 US
raihiar'i check! outiUndlng 233769.21
Clearing houie checks .' 780. 85
. I
lOIII Ot)0i((jU.UJ
Slits ot Oklihomi. County of Tnln m:
I O. II. HrXIKlt. Caihler oi tho sboTe nirood hank dr solomnly iwear that the
ipotb aiaienieni ia true w toe: Deal oi my Knowledge ana bouei a noip mo trou.
O. II. HKOJCIl Cnhler.
Bubieribed and aworn to before me this !th diy of January '1920
A. B. MAttR.
T. J HAItTMAN. .V T OH.I1KRT If. N. COI.B Direciora
A IVIjchWari man who liad one io
Texas and Oklahoma on an invest ment
trip said two things made
liim feel tKoronhly at Rome.
One was die people and the other was
i
i
i
Pos
tToasties
Jtist as if lie were in Michigan
he saw 7&ASTIE& everywhere.
And at hotels and in private homes
wherever he went he had his
ToASTIErS same as at home.
How did he loiow them? By ihe taste.
The patent process hy which TbASTIES
get that inimitable flavor and crisp
meaty substance explains their
superiority;
lade hy ihe Postum Cereal CWipany; Battle Creek Michi'aii
. m - - - - - - i.i r r i ii----iJiriia Wimm af niinf r...wm..
FA
The Greatest
Value of the
Season
Regular $85 Values
SUITS
Neither are they exaggerated values
the wonderful low sale price was only
made possible by a very fortunate pur-
chase. v
Every Suit Tailored
as You Want Them-
You make your own decision in patterns
and style desired.
Our Cutting Department
Will design cut and finish every Suit in
the masterful style that characterizes tlie
garment bearing a Joe Eagle label. A
first tryon is given within 24 hours.
Our
Willows
o
210 S.BOSlX)N
W-7
Smaller Brims
A NI) Hiiiiillor aliapon too;
no inoro oil tltose witlo
trooppr hrinumul hats ;
you'vu liad oiiotiuli of that in
tlio army. Tho now Knapp-
I'VIl U' Iiiixo inatlo by Crofnt
&lnapp is a Hinallor hat; its
brim in smaller with a tlcuitl-
!il curl. It's very (tjr
becoming n't)
Oilier Knnpp-Folt
lints $G to $20
A wonderful collection of
Fine Cap styles ?1 to $5
Fashion Pnrh Clothes
Be Young In Body Mind and
Looks Despite Your Years '
How often you havo
wished that you could 5
indulge in tho strenu-
ous oxerciso of out
door Hnorts with tho
vigor and enthusiasm -
of youthl But tho
end of the week finds
you all in you aro at tired
listless und lack r
the energy to go out for
a vigorous walk or a fl-j
mml F 4 1... llol n ' J
IUUI1U Ul WiV 1 1 1 1 UI1 H
any other Cxercino that re-
(juirca much physical exer-
tion. Many a man even In
hia middle fortiori haa a
vafuo feeling that ho ia
"Rcttfnp; old1' tniti riitht
ntu time when he Hhoulii be
at hirt very bout physlrnlly.
AixlheiiKniwlnpold.not
In the sensa that the youra
nro pressing heavily uixin
4
Tliousanils yea mllllona of pcoplo And
tliemaelvcs in this conilitlon early in life. And
there in no cicuso tor It. You con check that
fjindfinr'V tn rrmw nlfl Vnfi .nn nm. ri-
h m lnt in IV. i X Xoutn w(th iu Jys enthufl asm into your
a'vTfor 1 ar8; K4 must Kive Nature J thS
oway faatcr than Nnturre-
placca tho vromout tissues.
help you ean. The bnil aniliUrKn iai can find uilat-
aac ot avuul cunalnicUva cbaracUr la ia Um (u ot
LVKO ! H In Uln.l p.iL.
The Great General Tonic
It nrih the btiod rently atlmolatra heart. llrr mai
tMn to normal aftlvltir tirlnsa lcW your pep punch
and nuntal Tigor-chMM iwir that tlnrJ worrwml feci-
lor and rrplaeca It mth a apirit o( buoyancy.
I.YKO l a diatlnctlre preparation acltntirkallr eor-
wt in Hi rstabinatlrtn of mtdidnal iCCTC-ilcnta ao.1 lUra'a
mUiinir mur Invliroratlna'. morn atrcnuihenincor mora rv-
bulldlm tipprlallr Unrrleial for Invalid! conialracantl
and ruiiniown peoptt of all rjonditlona. Oct n battla from
vourdruuirUt today-tomorrow you will fl Ntter for It.
Lyko Medicine Co.
aUaufatluiMi
KanMaCU.IyU
"Ciuuj" Cttnltilaia
" I don't think there in a more nnxioua
time for pnrenta than when their children
have croup. Without they are prepared
with Chambcrlnin'a Cough Remedy they
must wait for tho doctor nnd listen to the
choking metallic cough and watch their
littles one gasping for bieuth.
You know the great danger of croup
is the formation of a false membrane in the larynx and until this
is expelled relief cannot be obtained and tho npasmodic choking
continues. GiveChamberlainVCouuh Remedy in frequent doses.
It will loosen thi3 membrane and cause the child to expel it by
vomiting.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is an absolutely snfo and certain remedy for croup and if given
as soon as tho child becomes hoarse or even after the croupy
cough appears it will prevent the attack."
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