The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 266, Ed. 1, Friday, June 24, 1921 Page: 3 of 16
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Sews of Sapulpn
l GRftND JURY WILL
1 QLEAN UP CRELK
Judge Wilcox Orders Jur-
ors Summoned; Is
SeeKing Funds
CRIMINALS WARNED
Dntmnnht Man Is Named as
Deputy Attorney; Clean
Up Soon
M'. Jn"" 23 Jlldse Uay-
-iitvil ilil" mninliiR that
M-ii the order for the mand '
. . ail. il In I'reck "imty
vi i nr' Hie dile. bp -nunc j
:i l.c aiaiiablo until Hfirr
cf the fiscal year ending
iiul the certain nnpn.iirl
i lt i.i !o made In the budect
.. f.r ip.'tlf"1. The link
. il th.it the nerrpsnrj hun
luii it nf lax tiae have
I ..it the petition asUin;
i il 1'IM Mont nf thfae
. f "in ti"ir PrunirlKht
. ara with boosters.
m l liny scouts Rath
in 'i nlntf to Htatt on the
i . ause of the steady run.
.nour of rain the trip
nert. n .ostcrti will atari
i. t unnrruw morning If tho
nr mi Inp PrtlcrK.
t art in office County
I' iy McKlhlmicy has
i fuht aitalim boozu and
Leg (Pints In Creek coiin-
l . is t.i set enurt orders
ii permit hlni to look tip
"t..ri"UH of the rountv
r net which reopen as on
t I. a- been made on them.
lntrMon eonducted a laid
n the Addition on a place
I .y Charles llliKhes ncR'n.
u is arrested on chnrses of
i nf Int'.xIcutlnK lliiuorsand
1 in tho -omity Jail. The
o ordered tho furniture In
to he broken up. White
well as neijroes were In tho
. I It was raided. Hoth
rr-
1 Willie (lives over me conn-
mlsed n cleanup by thu
. i' So
up tiny will bo observed
i 1 a eommlttet) hna been
ir each block of the down- I
tilct and members of tho 1
' . cs will sec that all dirt and
-j.' removed. Committees and
have been named for all
th' lo ks In the downtown section.
Old Ainu Injured.
F ' llerrltk 72 years old of
1' t r.- McKinley avenue Huffered
I i ad f-actured left hip when ho
f. ' m a wanon yesterday after-
r - As the wrtROn passed jiver a
it f ar track he lost hla balance
a ' The hipbone was frac-
m "wo places and an operation
. b necefsary
Mi iRo licenses granted In Creek
rrinty I'anlel ttryunt 22. and Kdlth
Get
BUS.
1P"1C0)1
The. Wati9naLSum.me1JiMlJgr.MsTi
Well-made Stylish
Comfortable
made:
House of
'ifaladclvhu
PqjS
LEADING
r
'Black Bear Arrived "Was
Message Mrs. Stillman Sent
Canadian Guide Says Nurse
i "" "'
Tho latest photo nf Mrs dames A. Stillman taken a few tlajs nk'(.
Ono of Ihe blRRest senwatlona spruiiR In the sensational HMllmiin dlVorco
case occurred when In ootirt .Mrs. Mary Olive tlllllRan a nurse who rared
for Aim. Jnnies A. Stillman when her son fluy was born testified lhat Mrs
Stillman wired l"rcd llenuvals the Canadian uulde "Ulack Hear arrived"
Mrs. flllllRan was nummoncd by .StlllmanV counsel. Sllllmau tllaclania being
the father of fitly.
Wrlehl ?n nf Itriatnu. Ilu-iti 1
of liristow; Owen H.
23. Oklahoma City
Mtisi'lmann
Ooltlle Klzen IS
ot Sapulpa; Joo
lliirnetl 4 I Mrs
Wylmle Iturnett
to of Sapulpa. Huh C. Ilarber. 21
and ituby Hampton. 19 of Tulsa;
Hen V. Martin 37. and May Mul-
Hnulx 23. of lllxby. Dick Adair 2fi
ami Chailotte Able. J2 of Hlxby.
William H. Anderson 54 and Zella
.McOuire 28 of Tulsa.
Frank Taylor of Drumrlsht la to
be the assistant county attorney was
the announcement made yesterday
by County Attorney Itav MoKlhln-
tiey. Taylor will have his office nt
DrumrlRht Frank Hickman whe
has been named na one of the as-
sistants will bo In the office here.
With a mirror In the door a raid
net for shuvlnR utenslla has been
mounted on pointed arma that can
be clamped to almost any object
and turned Into tho best light for
use.
Kcct-KooI
Umrnu U( Itt Mm
Full Value!
Buy
only dy
Keep - I(o
J 'Jt'cwQoiU.
ale tjy
CLOTHIERS
' tl... tl..l.l Ci .v.1 t.t ... '
' Ilaiiiiiict School SiitM-rlntttidciit
Hj.i'rlal lii Hi. V.rl.l.
JAV June 23. TIioiirIi sho Is not'
amonu tho larRCit and most iiopn-
loiV. counties of the stale Delaware
county Is not behind others lif edu-
cational proRrom as Is Indicated by
the fact that out of 75 nehool ills
tricts In tho county fit teachers at-
tended the northwestern state nor-"
mal at Tahlcimah this mtmmer. And
when Mlsa Allln Jano Smith our
county superlntf iident visited the
normal the Dflawaro county dele-
Ration prepared a fine spread in her
honor.
109So.
BOSTON
Phone Cedar 1105
Uncle
size
Absolutely
VELVET
Smoking Tobacco
Standard size cans
packed in February of
this year and rctailim:
elsewhere for 10c are
offered for Saturday
only at
Sat. Only--10c
II xl
Cedar 1105
TULSA DAILY WORLD FRIDAY
REALTORS WILL
GET RAIL FARE
Exchange Wants :i
Tarty to Attend
Convention
Large
the
Kvcry member of the TuIm real'
eMatft et-hanRe who Is also a
eliarehnblir In the Kvhanpo Acr.
liroperty and who attends the na
tloiinl convention of real estat.t
boards In Chlenun In July will le
i one $ 1 no to reimburse him for hl
evpi'nses nl tho convention out iJ"
the first profits to be made from
the sale ot lots In the nil lit l -n m -cnrdlitK
to a i1erllon reached a'
the Thursday noonday meeting of
the exchange. .
Member plfiriit held thai the'
Investment was made for the specif h
I.iii pnse or- taklnK the member nl I
til.. evihntiRo In a body to the con j
.niinn iod while lew t h i n half
the lots haw been sold they main- j
timid that the bofird should r-tn '
i Its original Intention . Hhaie. ;
h lleis who do not attend the con-I
Mill.m ell. ire In the profits nflol
the expenses of i ileleR.itl.iu lmj
In . n dofrnyed to the extent of linol
each 1
Tin- specl.Tl train cari'yltm the
Oklahoma leal estate men will
leave Oklahoma Cltv on Munda
alii moon. .lull .1" The Tulsa dele
ir.iiton will .wear buttons and elthe-
n bat or an aim band on which Is
pilntnl the name ot tin- exi liann1
Iti.iims have In . n n-ered at th
.leffeismi hotel. In th. he.ut of II
hot! I tlNtll. I
Th. tun 1Mb wir
epflid nil dav
M
mcl.ix in Si li ul
b cult i tallied h"
where they
will
Cooped Up
IntlooiH
II wlnttr Inchtr ami pupllt
mturiOly Iff I the liultude lht
cornel I rout lontrrd vitalil.
The rnnfincinrnt lmpoitd by
bid Wfitlifr lean down the
lindy's reiliUnce to lllntu snd
opf ni an raty road to dlime-
unlr vlKor snd ttrrnr.th jnd
nientsl kernneis ate K'itnred
FOKCK.theMattrr lirbuildcr.
la the eitenn kivu k ionic
rf eded by men vtomt n and
children who sie not at their
wry tx-M. C.ft It toilay
your arusfiiu nas u
"It Makes for Strength'
:oip Manuinc inreta
UtnoM I'iiakmacslC o.
Nf Vi"k Mini cur
J u
One Block South of Frisco Depot
Sam's Stamp
K?fl mmw mm em MOW
and the Buying Power
of Fourteen Stores
Combines to give' you the best
in quality at the lowest -price
here. Our stocjc is augmented
by many commercial items that
assures you a wide selection in
anything you may desire at the
same low prices.
Miscellaneous
flovernment olive drab ni.d Kray
wool blankets full
$3.95
Armv hats reblocked we
iarry
full line of sizes j
Army raincoats with double ba ks.
very luavy and Cft
sen u cable tDOalJU
I.ei tor belts worth from 7.. to
$2. offered In larKe assmt
merit at only
35c
In p. r-
Henovaied t. V. wool shirtu in p. r
fe.-l c.ndltlon a real
bargain at
$1.65
Army Shoes
New repul i'Ioii armv -I.".
n linw- )'. n adotited lo tl
rnmeiit aa
$5.45
i. if. hm?
S4.95
aml.ird
mtnd States army
shoes a8ervb enl.le
shoe for work
MuiiH'jn lust arin '..' . tun
(ii ado soft .airslwii. (J0 Kl
at onlv. per paii . . . tjO.OV
fifll.i-s' dress Hhnes. a n.iv ;. I
i;i i. le i.f shut- on whi. h we tun
tinieu satlsfac- (JJfT Of
turn tDU.OO
Genuine U. S. Army
Gillctt Razor
This is a heavy nickeled
and vcVy serviceable razor
of the same quality that
you pay $3.50 to $o.00 for
elsewhere.
$1.65 Each
Be Sure You Have the Right Location
One Block South of the Friaco Station
JUKE 2 J 1921
Trains Bugs
To Kill Off
Potato Bugs
t Hie t.o. .1 ii n i' 2:1 .tohii
I. nit 'J I telettnipli operator at
Wuiikcftau hat a plan lo.l.n
ulili b ho Ihliiks mil) put tho
I'aris (tioi n iiiatmlartiirrrs iiliinwt
mil or huhirs. Ho ni lie lias
dlMiMi-iril a binr that I. III.. p.-
tutu hiiK ami tbai lie N niMiii! n
loloii) of tbo I III. in In Ills In-'-nielli.
Ill I I mouths In' Mis ho
has la I -ii I ii'ti of th rnoiiuh he
llllilks. In Keep his own l-'I.Un
patch "ImcKril."
the HI 1 .on is null v bn. -nil and
chamber of comitieice They ivil1
nrric In Chuift" arlv Tursda
mornlnt? The lotiM-ntlon lasts four
days.
Tnrlff Hiiid jMonda.v
WAHIIIMITON. June 2.1 - Jtiim-
moiied to the white house today to
leport on the lax.nlnn and lailff sys-
tem chairman l-'oidney of th"
house nas and iivai.s committee
mrotmci! president lln.Uim that the
new tariff bill would be ready foi
concris by M-indav or T.iesdav and
that work on lax lolslon would he
mulct taken us soon as the tariff bill
was pnSHcd
l-"or ttstlnr tb
i 1 imp luis l.
air In t-bet.-d rooms
n h xcnii d in w hi. h
il iiii.l'" Oil' bin 111
Hi i. bt il a the sup-
I r bit i- ilit a
'l.ie l'i H -IJH
iti ..l'i or i c
p ' X I
0.
BOST0K
Lee Harrinnton Mgr.
of Approval
Camper's Needs
N'ew canvas folding cots very
HtroriRly made rtQ QC
each tDO.Ot)
Camp stools oldlnt; va- 7Ka
rlety very Bervli table .... OC
Army khaki lirei . hea. In
perfect tondltlon )Ot
Scout shoes comfortable sen let -able
and (IJO ffi
neat (DaW.OU
Spiral liKKlns wool
fabrics JOO
Commercial Items
ft V U. type underwear of a well
known brand and tnntalti- tjf?.t
Ine Kood materials at ... . OC
('anvil work 1'lovcs of a I e.ivy
.anion flannel will rIvb - A
Ion wear and only LUC
Muse supporteis a rtervler able and
mat Item wiling at -J t
"nly ? ... IUC
A pood ;r-ul" fi.ti.m s. . k f'.r w..ik
and i.iii.plnp wor'h consul. i .tble
mole than our pi bo 10C
TENTS
White and khaki good
heavy weight ; sizes
x7 to KixlG.
Prices $32.50 down to
$8.85
109 South Boston
PASSED FIVE BAD CHECKS
oiipb- Inline 'Itlal on ( harp
of
(online Ho Kits Mime) Onlcn.
. ctiscd on five t imnts iiu ..b
a nini! money frniiiliilentls Ihroinh
hi alletreil use of bonus Ainerl. all
I'.xpresi eompmv mone ui tiers C
Mai tin and Mrs C. Martin alias Mrs
i iiier arrested h the police at
br Ketchum hotel Wedncsdii. are
Melil In the county Jail uu.iltlnn ar-
algnment l rlday before Jiiatlco II
.1 Orny. The defendants iter
nieURhl Into toiirt Thill sdsy but
demnnded 3 1 hours In wbl.li to
plead to tho chaiRcs.
tiifiirni.lllftiia n en fllftil ns.tlnsl
Hie defendants on complaint of Hail j
-tme ItentipiKM. Walk Over sht"
store Wasserninn Jewelrv companv
and the Hewitt .v1- tlolr.haus Co. Il
is alkKeil the woman cashed a
forRPil older for t.'.O on each of Hi
I stores The expre orilem purpoil-
' ed in hale been mule b I'. J Wil
li inn to Mis Webber were tilled
June JO and the i.iders tiansiultleil
from the Kansas I'lty .Mo. office to
Tulsa.
I'ortx llulicls to tho Aon.
Hr"iai te i h. x i .a
llN'M). June ?1 A Hinall Held ot
wheat near Itonfroiv. jichlcil n
bllHhels to the acre. The wheat lest
ed e2 pons. Is and the cuttinK mil
harxcstltu; wan done by a harvester
thresher.
Opyiijln iiillut SJutou
A
it
blue serge
special
Fine weave all-wool
serges the price -
Wright Clothing Company
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
Winter's Approach
II omvH lied Cross
Chief; llnsle. Urged
fnless Tulsa wishes to have a
tent i n Liny mi Us hands lu the fall
and faei. a more serious pioblem
In the w Intel It should speed up
Its i const run l.it pruetum
1'ith waa the wainlni; Riven yes-
terday by James I l-'leser eoulh-
western tllllon mannuer for the
lted Cioss. who stopped here on
his way home to Ht. teinls from
I'uehlo to confer with .Main Ice
Willow who Is In chinas of lted
Cr. ss work mnoiiR tho neKroe
here.
rieser savs lhat he sees a blR
lob ahead here for Tulsans and
that now the financial end of the
iiliitettakitiK la the tmwt Inipio
tatil feature .Money Is need d f. i
relief wor and needed ti.nl I l.
hU-lily cimpilmented the I. il
lied Cross upon the work It Is tb.
tinrcnt appeal for luml" f
lent floors beddliiR. Ka hi Hf
ciioklUR utensils and dishes wa.i
made Thutstlay b Willow nil .
saitl that the relief work Is le ihr
Impcditt throiiKh lack of thisc m
cesf-'tles
rrtlcrnl Hp-crir Hanks
WASIIINOTON. June 2S. -Coni-b
red ir"iir. es and liabilities of tie
-L.
U Uui
xese nrices
way down
Hart Schaffner & Marx
dress clothes; the finest
qualities that money
can buy
Hot
$4
I(ine English
Mohair suits
'federal rrtcrvn hanks at tho cloti
I of busiuoMi Juno 22 wero reported
tonlRht by tho federal rcBerx'o hoard
aa follows:
llesourrmi:
Total roM held hy b.inka J716-
al3000. Total Rob) renrve 15 15(1 4SS 000.
Total lescrvcs $2020005000
Total bill" on hand $1 703 450. 000
Total 'arnltiff iiaaots 1208:-
loa.nuo
Total rwurccn 15315828000
I.labllltln-
Total ft. .o'ts 1 (137247000.
Total I il'il Mea 15 31582s.
COCKROACHES
EASILY KIltlD
TODAY
DY U3INQ Tot QINUINC
Stearns' Electric Paste
Aim SHUT I1KATII t.i Wlibim Anu luis
nl kl p 'Irp ? tr thp irvau.t trrl'ravf
n.i and it ti-1 nr. I 1 1. 1. M iitfnt
buU IimhI an4 vivpor
iuadl..ni In IS Unaa( In 9rr Nt.
Hradf fut sa-lo ! analta.
I' s. livrrnftst lair It
are
weather suit
.special
$22-50
i
100. 1
1
tittrii i
iM
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