The Sunday Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 164, Ed. 1, Sunday, March 13, 1921 Page: 30 of 50
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TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY MARCH 13 1921
SECTION-B.
8
DICTA OF COURT
RARELY REVERSED
Decisions of S u p i p m c
Court Arc Considered
the Final Word
BUTLER BROKE RULE
No Rohcarings Can bo Grant-1
cd Unless a Judge Voting
for it -Ask Tor Change
AVABMIMcn oX. Msnh J I -The
plirnso ''unrl It In so Ofdcied" with
which u tnnny di clslons of the Unit-
ed HtatH supreme i nurl urn con-
i liidml. In Ncrpt'it by tho legal pro-
fession not only if thn United Hl.ilrs
hut of thn world as thr nearest ap-
proach there In to nlmnluto flnnllty.
rtltloii for rehearing of rarrn am
nt Infrequent occupying inurh
thn wmio position In practice before
thn supremo court that thn tnutlne
motion for a nw trliil donn In the
rounty or city courts tint occasions
on which tho supremo ronrt him
granted mifli petitions arn no laro
thnt thn exceptions nro historical.
Necessity of bringing n legal dln-
pilt" to a rtomi Ht Nntnn point In wild
to hnvn Influenced thn policy of thn
rnurt In thin regard a policy which
Im.i Hlfiod since till dayri of Chief
.timtlr Marshall. A secondary con-
sldornntlon Ih thn f'ict thnt the roni't
)m nlwnyn from IS iiioiUIm to two
carn behind Km calendar ami. un-
lcs optimistic attorneys wcro curbed
umpwhnrp 1Iib wont trl- lttl "cause"
might he prolonged nluost Indefi-
nitely Only two clear-mit cases In which
tho rourt linn agreed to reconsider
Hi fnrninl derision ro recalled hy
veteran attaches. Thn most famous
wim thr npponranon of the Into (Inn.
Hrnjutnlh V Hutler hi a "friend of
thr rnurt'' to point out what hn
thought Wis n pnlpahln error In thn
Judgment (riven In American 15ml-
grant compnnv v. .Adams county.
The story In told thnt (lenorai lliltlrr
himself hesitated to tnlm tii tho
question of a rehearing especially
since thn formal motion hail hern
denied hut upon reading the record
In thn case hn determined that the
highest Amcrlcnn court should not
ho permitted to rest under tho false
cnnHtriictlon II hint promulgated.
"If your hrinni'H will rend my hrlrf
1 mil certain you will he Inclined to
thiuik inn" hn l.i kii Id to huvp re-
plied when thn bunch railed hln at
tentlon to thn Solution of pr.icllrn
If not of clcur cthlCh he whh
making.
Tho court rend tho brief nnil vol-
utitmlly rnvei-Hcd Itself
Thn Hccrmd outstanding Incident
was thnt of tlio original milts over
thn fuderitl Incomn tux. heard In
1 8Dn. Tho find Judgment upheld
the act partially lint declared It In-
valid In tcHpnct to curtain Important
classes of property William I).
Otithtlo. of counsel for the Intercuts
fighting the statute prrNeuted a pe-
tition for rehearing although his ae-
eorlaten are Bald to hnvn argued
Mrongly that "ho let well ciioukIi
nlonn."
To their surprise tho cnttrt (mint-
ed tho rohrarlng and finally reversed
llself In part hy dnclarlni; the entlrn
net tliicoiiiitllutlonal. It wan thin dn-
rlnlon which led directly to the
enactment of tho nlxteenth amend-
menl. Rlvln I'liuuresn tliti power In
levy a tax on nil Incomo no mutter
from what iinurco derived. Tho
amendment did away with tho con-
Hltutlnnul restriction which forbade
tlio Jiniipsltlnii of a direct tax mi-
if
i. .' i i i ii ii' i ' 1 in i i h i.' it' 1
.i i dim? m p ipiiluti'io.
IlK lule of Hie ntn t on uliiai
Ihiln an Dtnted h Chief Jimilco
Taney in Hi J ) nlmple. No re
lieailng would he Kranled lie wild
' iinlem a Jilfitlcu who vottnl for the
judgment ote for f the rehenrlntr
of It."
"V'h n t lits (unit him made n d"
elulnn" a prominent ntlorii'v mild
in thn eoutio of mCiiloK n fatnonx
i nw of the pant. "It In like ft ilci n-
of Venice - Irrevwrellile and like tin
Inn of Med en tuif I'emlatm uhl'IM
nltoreth not neither do they chanc '
The deelnlrii of thin i.oiirt Irt tho end j
of thn law. ' I
OWE MUCH TO CRANK!
Hn Milt I u NillMHiro Hut N t'wful
Ah I'nthfludcr IIimiiikIi Wlhln
(if .SUM'ltllOM.
Allow mo to niy a ffyt words In :
liehnlf of Hie innili Hhuned man who I
rldee n lecltlnnle' holiny and In ie
rarded more or I cm hh r "eranl
In proportion to ihr Iror and
iliitnnen of dm rldlnrf wrlt n. con
trlhulor In tho ImIIh Uvm
Tho craik In i laiail a a men nlm
hns Hiinken eyea loo liulr anil hlui
Hp- I Mm linen in eollnl and trout.
cr two In-'hen whort Jle'e imp-
poexl to mitMUl upon miurr fmnt
mill plcklen. and to he 11 illffinol
creature (mm all humanity "II In
with u hut not of us."
IteR.irillenM of public opinlnnn. tho
crank Ix Dip puthflnder tlironiMi tne
ivildnrnt'M of Ignoi.wieo and miper-
etltlini. He 1'iirrlena ton h of rwtaoi
nml lendn mi u ruxade airulnM fnltti
i oneotlnn. Ill In the HP"Hllt of
new illNpenhSllon. a tunaeher of Idols
and the luvn of art literature e-
cne.e and everything that la to the
liittteruinnt of man woman und
child.
Ilravn thlnher-t and preat dlscov-el-fin
weiii regarded na "mad" In the
eailv llinow and aa 11 crank If they
eiirvlvc thin jtar of grace. Almoat
every frcat Inventliin. eynry alun-
hln wieial movement and every fonn
of vital action Inn proceeded from
dome onn who In hla day wan rc-
vllud an a "crank." Heneoca tniiKht
hln phllomiphy SioornteH reajioned
with tho Athnnlnn youthx and I'aiiI
at Athenii declared the cnttiltiK of
tho unknown (tod When any Krc.it
thought linn been ailMinced an It
whh with Ihoim great lionocl.iHtn
iRtioralicu nhvayn honied In laugh-
ing worn "dank crank!"
A great writer linn mid "MuccoeH
In any direction In a. mild form of
Insanity." (irnnklnHH iim hare In dt -fined
In elmply n complcto dovotUin
to one Idea. The artist Mould never
paint ii great Inndncnpe Urn muwl-
ilan nlng a great nong uuleen tlicrii
wan a i-onipli'ti) centralization of
thought In the Mibject Involved im-
lem the nit 1st wuu a llttln hit
"cranky."
ll who Is completely absorbed
with a great Idea ninkes himself
obnoxious to the common herd for
the inu such of humanity arc nocking
nntortnlnment prcfniiibly to knowl-
edge Thn opera the tango and the
high breast of a Venim nro mnro
uttr.'ietlvo and entetlnliitng than tlv
phlllnotihv (if Coinnt. the eionomlcM
of Marx or thn ulerllng thoughl.i of
Char Ira Hubert Darwin. Tho cr.mU
Hlnglenrm of purpose him aecom
pli.Micti tliliiKs worth whim ii in; a
permanent good for all humanity.
Racovitch Coming Here in
Post turned Concert Tour
Comfortable Home for
Tulsa's Dependent Children
I i . 'Id I l i ii' i L't W ' K ' .ih I r 'I
d 'lared for M in Ii the Ha "m day
pre "iling l.'sb.er. und Mrs Jl uwaid
i . Cole of tha hoard has been Mi-
ll cted l't act an chairman of the
i ommllte In charge of arrange-
in'nM for the ill'- An linn been tho
' Miotn for sivernl yearn pant
group of young women and gh in
v ill model I" the nolleltlng of fundn
I "in busincKK house office bull J
ii i;h and paiierh vtutlona to h't
'ablndicd on the principal rorncrn
the downtown liiiKltiens section.
'Ihi- mml enuni will bo Hindu In the
I 11.- of I fold Tulna. whl'ih la to he
I i inlun.iri.cin for the day's aetlvl-
I'on 'II" ' 1 mitten bm net no staled
Tno iii of on nej an lt Ina i k f'.r
ifiM ..m but I' I hoped and v
p.. I d I'ml 'eral hundred dollain
w .1 fin Mull t'.r t e.pl K ter
offering of the ny f ir tlv tf.im'y
lltthi win df Tin re re at prtent
4 1 hlldren In tho home.
During the pnt week 225 pouiidn
of kalnomlne wero purohased for
redecoratlon of the Interior. Itepalrn
I .... 1.-.?.. . I. .. l.. .....4
llltv" lieM rnHU" oil ill' oium nun
woodwork new ncreon wire repliiccn
the old on the front and hack porch-
r. and everything In being made
spick and span for the lomlng of
the npring and summer months.
END "OFCRIME""NEST
Homo of Mm. Siirmtt Yields lo the
I March of Modern
' I'rognijrt.
I WASHINGTON. March U. -Kor
more than half n iciilury an jnld
'r u h ii ban lowered down on
I p ! i rsi'ir in "II strcei I: has
loukid prci'ifcoly h It looked on that
dark day when Abraham Lincoln lay
dead from an tifeusaln's bullet and
Mm. rMary H. Hurratt wa hailed
forth from the old structure to pay
with her lUo for complicity In tho
.Mwrnwlnntlou plot.
Tho house wan a hoarding place
then a plain-faced thrco-ntory
rumbling structure said to have been
branded by President .lohnnon In
approving tho death f.cntoncn on
Mm. Hurralt an "the net which
hutched tho egg" of the plot for
Lincoln n murder. Through tun
yeant It h. etood decaying amid Its
sinister memories unmarked anions'
' historic buildings of tho capital
j Now It Is ti ghn way to modern
'need. Its walln whose brlrkn seem
' nllll to wMnpet with Mmoet forgot
ten Intrigues will come U..
down and hard.y a nlgj of t "i ( 4
remain In Die glass fronted
rtniodflcrs will erect from the
Hy an odd chance tho od 1
Ins has been occupied until rc c .
by tho daughter and grand da
of a woman who was In gin. j 4
closo friend of Mm. Hurrat' dc
A. Atzorott and Louis I'aync a
were arrosted there In conn- i
with the plot and in later rirj
there wnn iiomo talk that the m
lure might servo an n museum f
Lincoln relics but It never tnt
fruit. Now the march of projfrui
Is to trample ovor it and nMlttrau
Its dark nsaoclatlnns forever.
Unpaid telcphono hill for JfarfS
niy (Mat due. If not paid hy E n m
or the J&th erlco will bo J . n
tinned. --Advt.
.Mrs. I cult and (r imp of .luionllo Ward
Tulsa imintv H i.iklng me-1 r
cellent chip of Hi wiinlw and Ho
statement ofllmen made of a imn
munlly that It HvchIoi k In morn
properly fed ami housed than It
dependent children. In In no wo
true of this section of Oklahoma
Tulwi county In 0110 of tlui wealth-
iest In thn ntatu or In thn United
Htaten for that matter Mil" to Its nil
production which perhnpa explains
the fail that It Inia vnrv comfort-
nble Institutions for the housing of
lis belplenn Olid Indigent
Hspuctatly In tho foregoing state-
ment trim of Ihn (hllilren who aie
cared for In the county detention
liotiie an Institution for tho tem
porary kueplug of both women and
children.
It In surprls'ng whnt a compara-
tively Hint I per emit of the pntiu
latlon of the illv hni ccr heard
of or Kiiowh anything iihoiil this
wonderful Institution. locHted at
Hi'vcuteentli and Ticnton streets for
the tcHsnn perhaps Hint It has never
been called to their attention lu any
way.
Schooling Prmlilcil.
A Mrgn widl-hrnted and well-
ventilated tuirnery with 11 superin-
tending matron In charge Is uialn-
lalned and a nuhnnl with Its own
teacher employed by the coiintv.
adjolini. Children of tho lower
grade are enrolled In tho school'
whllo the older Iioih and git Is at-
tend Lincoln school nearby. The
two bulldlngn are Joined bv a largn
playground equipped with swlngn.
seesaws and tip' llko. In tho mar
there In 11 good nUed garden spot
which every season ylrldii Hifrlrnt
small garden vegetable for the ta
ble In summer nnil eiiough potatoes
to tide rocr the winter. At present
the children nro hprndlng a portion
I of each day In wi rk In the gardei.
Thn home Is thn expression or tho
lldra of n grouti of women who wrro
aw.ikened lo iho need if sinh an
I Institution fur the It y and who were
'succcsnful In sriurlig an npproprln
j Hon from thr empty for (onstruct
I lg the building n ) l.rkinp e : Mr
work
Irglnlii Mttifi. Tulsa . 1 r
vlslllng nurse. .ih placed in -i i'k
of the homo as hh first sMp-iin'' 1
dent und acted as Its head for '
ernl Jears Mrs Kiln Lew I om
heiame inalroli upon the n-igo'iti i
of MIsh fhsltt for a mu h 11 dd
1 est
The hmnn In dlrectlv In .1 ire - cf
a committee of L'n women fo 1
the board of dlrectoiH and who 1 '
as an auxiliary oigani.nnoi ' "
lllimane asmn lu'lon.
Tag Kay Coming.
Annunl tin day. receipts of Ii
"TIZ" FOR SORE
TIRED FEET-AH!
"Tiz" Is tlrand for Achinff
Swollen Tender Calloused
Feet or Corna.
Ah' vhut leilef. No more Hred
feet. 1111 more huinliig feet no more
twollen aching tender swcn;y
feet. No more Noritni.ss lu coins
L.'illoiise- liiirlons.
No' matter what alls your feet or
wlrit under the sun you'vo tried
ulthoul getting relief Jut uso "Tlz.''
"Tit" lu Iho only remedy lli.it draws
nut all tho poisonous exudation
which puff up the fiot. "PW" euro
your foot troiiblo so you'll never
limp or draw up your face In pain
Your 'hope won't errui tlrfht and
vnnr feet vl'l lovr iievcr hurt fu
I get soie an 1 kwolli n Think of It
I no morn fold i.iKrij r.. more
anom fiom coins calloused or
bunion.
I (Jet 11 Ikv n :in drug Morn or
'department stun and get initani re
lief Hir smaller shoes Just once
trv 'Tin (let a whole voir'n foot
comfort for a few cents Tiling of It
Alv.
Bnnha llacovitr h. whove concert
course lust year wan abandoned on
account of hln Inturtcs has booked
a popular course fur J92I-23 will- It
ho will iilinotliico Moon. Mr. Haco-
vltoh wnn struck by a falling awn-
Ing wlilln In 11 Kan -as town on huM-
nens and both legs were fractured.
Ho wan confined lo the hospital for
snveral innnthn nml the ctyirse for
wn c 11 in nan t 111 ri ti oil was or ne
rrssltv cillcd nff
All Carnations
Grow GREEN for
THURSDAY MARCH 17 th
-SUNDAY MORNING SPECIALS-
Camations
$1 Per Dozen
Fino lnrgo blossoms
extra long utonin. All
uolors freshly cut
homc-Krown stock.
Sweet Peas
50c Per Bunch
F r e s h honio-grown
sweet peas fine large
npecmiens. Sunday
morninj? only.
Potted Plants
Kvory variety here that i?
adapted to this climate in
cludino; Primroses Cyela
men HeRonias Cinerarias
Geraniums Ferns and all
kinds of foliage plants.
Canna Bulbs $1.50 per
dozen.
Colors: red and yellow
orchid flowered.
Open Till Noon Sunday Wo Deliver.
wt UKUW OUR OWN FLOWERS
nirva
Closing Out
Furniture Sale of
X E. Rawlings
Sale Begins MONDAY March M
Conl iiuics Throughout Rest of Montli
If ou contemplate buyintr anything in house
furnishings it will save you money to attend
thus sale.
Mr. R. D. Hnnawalt has purchased one-half in-
terest in the .1. 10. Rawlings Furniture company
and will he actively connected with the store
after the first of April. After that date the
firm name will be Rawlings-llanawalt.
FEURVARY PRICES
P-plece Dining Room Suite genuine niahoganit.
Regular Price $553.50
Sale Price -110.00
Genuine ualnut Dining Room Suite
Regular Price $105.00
Sale Price 29S.50
Mahogany Licing Room Suite
Regular Price $425.00
Sale Price 305.00
Over-stuffed Living Room Suite
Regular Price $335.00
Sale Price 210.00
Redroom suites odd hods dressers mat-
tresses springs rugs linoleum gas ranges in
fact everything is included in this sale livery
piece marked with a special sale tag so you
can see for yourself just what you are saving.
Come early while the assortment is large."
Nothing will be charged during this sale. Some
pieces will be sold less than wholesale cost.
JESS
K'iffillrV'B&1
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Showing a corner in the LA WHEAT SHOP over the Palace theater. The only exclusive Twenty-five Dollar
Drew Shop in the United States A stock of oicr three hundred new Spring dresses is carried and all at the
same price Twcnlyjfivc Dollars.
I in l w J I III
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LINGS
FURNITURE CO.
110 East Second Street.
Phone Cedar Si
Only two short weeks to Fashion's Gala Day the earliest
hnslcr m more than twenty years!
What an interesting new Spring season it introduces! And
bow welcome!
The return or modest prices pleases nil of us. But cvpn
greater pleasure is foretold in the wonderful variety of fool-
wear styles which make their debut at this glad Easter time.
Strapsksabols Colonials sport shoes and
brogues choose so many ways of being
different that only n visit to our store can
fully reveal their charm mid individuality.
Come You'll surely enjoy your visit
Pretty Hosiery Emphasizes the
Daintiness of Your Shoes
And when you choose Lyons' hoao you
know that tho quality service and
sppraranco will suroly please.
All colors of Chiffon hoso J3.50
Ml pure silk laco hose JR. 00
A pure silk hose all colors. ... 2. 00
Buckles Will Be Very Popular
This Spring
Tretty buckles add so much charm to
Hie plain pumps that they will always
bo popular. Cut steel bronze. Jot
rhlncstono. Strap ornaments and
pump straps of sitln kid and patent.
Priced from I5o pair to 112.00
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