The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 183, Ed. 1, Saturday, April 1, 1922 Page: 5 of 23
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TULSA DAILY WORLD SATURDAY APRIL 1 1922
ENTERTAINED
KU KLUX MEET
Hold Gathering Under
Care of High School
Head'
iVESTHAFfR GUESTS
800 In Farndc Hailing
Ifjrom Number of Neigh-
boring Towns
i . Tin World.
lir i'ITV. March 31. On I'rl-
fay c wi'ns about dark as Hupt. J.
g. wc-i vifir wan strolling alone the
ttrcit en i ylB the closo of a perfect
traliid 'y two strangers who
were -. iidng aid. Let Superinten-
dent N .infer finish tlio story.
Tii'v omulicd whether 1 am the.
upc i ;ni "iii.'C'iit nt schools here. On
Ming .-uriil that flch Is tlio cnv3
thiv ti'-xcd that I accompany thorn
I 'ti. k'-IhyiI building that they
m.elit 'liiingi! clothes as thry had
iravl' J far H41J could flnil no rooniH
(t tin IwteH The i-lory bounded
DluN 1' as t havo known peopln
lo t"t " 1110 benches nt the
gania station because "thero wan
til in Iho Inn."
ViUi"U' Hi tlio least sifapcctlng
that l "a "entertaining angels tin-
nwaris' 1 took tliem to tlio baso-
mrlit of ''' school building. Willie
tuy i li.mged. I went to tlio office
for ton papers that I needed. On
tiiy rum i I found twenty-five or
thirlv uu-Klux nil robed up. Sur-
nrlic'd' I'll tay I However they
KMiirril mo that I tdiould not lie
fiarmrd. nit rctiucnted that I remain
to entertain thom already robed
till oilurs arrived whom thuy wore
tipccniig. llcing a "prisoner In my
onn ei-ilr" I took thoso robed to
the rooms made frmm tlio nudltor-
lum to that they uould havo light
anil c.T. brought rhalrs from tho
office and mado them as comfort-
Mt as possible. When tho room
tetanic to warm smoky and stuffy
I ran up a shade to 'nalso a window
for ventilation. I was Immediately
admonished lo ltcci tlio blinds
dovfi.
'lis I wan tip stairs all tho time
I had no opportunity to seo who or
how many came but they kept com-
ing ond coming up till several
rooms and tho corridors woro oc-
cupied. Thero must havo been
around tlirro hundred In ull. '
"When all was ready tho formed
In lino thrco abreast and filed out.
Several horsemen woro awaiting
them nn tlio school ground." and
they all marched away down Sev-
enth avenue twoard town I was "re-
quested" to remain with .flvo others
... . . .1 ln n(na nr.. I tltfnwu ft
course as I had been treated bo
pjcely. 1 obeyed."
"Did you seo anyono you know?"
at asked Superintendent West-
nafer. "There was only ono man that I
hid ever seen before; I eaw him nt
lllnckwell; I can't tell you his name
but I rc 'ORnlzed his face.
"Did they tell you where they came
frotn?" was next asked.
"No; but I heard them telling
each other. From what I could
gather l'awhuska. Ponca City Tonk-
aiva Hlacltwcll Jlrnman Dllvvorth
.S'ewldrk and Arkansas City woro
repre'nted. Had tho weather been
fivoraJilo they expected a thousand
In line."
"Wciv there any men from Kav
City"" was then asked.
"Did you ever at a social party
chooao pajlncra for a came by hav-
Gets Morning Kiss by Radio
EXPECT COMPLETE TIE-UP
All Set lo Miilio nn I ' i 1 1 of Coal
Production .Niitiirilit).
Special to The World
llKNItYKTTA March Jl. A
party prominently Identified with
tho Ucnryctln coal Industry staled
that cvory preparation was being
made by the coal operator to cltw
down the mines on Filday night
March 31 and that the following
day April 1 there would not be a
coal initio In this district In openi-
t It'll. He stated no coal was beltiK
cut and that all that has been shot
down In belni; loaded niii and thai
Trlday nlcht evefjthlnif will have
been cleaned up.
The puinphiR proposition he stat-
ed does not enter Into ronsldcra-
Hon In this locHlliy us Is tho iase
In other districts as tho Itcnry-
elta mines are free from water and
It Is not necessary to keep pumps
working. On Halurdny innrnlim.
ho Mild the lleup of Dip iiiIiiph In
tho Henryetla dlslrlet will ho as
ci inplelo nn absolute RtoipHRi ran
inako It. Thero Is no timliin exeltr-
merit here nor li any anllclimled.
ns this field has alwnys been noted
for lusher clan of workmen who
do pot indulga In radicalism but
who ihooKu diplomacy and nigu-
mtnt in tin Ir claims.
Lost Girl Found Asleep
Under Straw Slack 17
Miles From Her Home
lJtliel Hart nettlnR "Good morrilne dearie ' from sweetie who Is far
far nway In Urookllne Mass. Ho tnado this sot for her room In the
hotel In which' sho Is staylne.
ItiB all tho ladles co behind a cur-
tain containing a ho) about tho
Blzo of a silver quarter nnd then the
Kcntlemcn 'earn' their partners by
KuessItiR whoso cyo Is peeping
through tho holo? Well I plnycd It
onco but I did not ncqnlro enough
skill nt It to tell by looking at two
eyes whether tho owner Uvos In
Kaw City or Arkansas.
"This Is the first time I havs
been honored by a call from tho
Ku-Klux but I can freely say that
It was a xnry pleasant experience;
much more so than soma that I havo
read nbout. And they havo my per-
mission to lepeat It at their pleasure."
DOCTOR IS UNDER A CLOUD
Claim That (.Iris Death Was Duo to
Illegal Operation.
Special to The World
HAIITI.KSVIM.H. March 31. Dr.
I M. McCoy of this city was taken
Into custody Thursday following the
filing of a complaint by the county
attorney's office charging him with
manslaughter In connection with
tho denth last Saturday morning of
Miss lonn Crosslin an 18-year-old
high school girl of Dewey. Tho
complaint was lseucd following an
autopsy by n number of local phy
sicians who reported that In their
opinion tlio girls death was duo
to nn illegal surgical operation. The
complaint was made nt tho Instance
J. W. Crosslin father of tho dead
girl.
Doctor McCoy was taken before
J. V.. lllckey. Justice of tho peace
where ho mado bond of (3000 for
his nppcaranco nt a prollmlna ry
Make Your Day's Shopping Profitable
Tulsa's Greatest Shoe Event
ATTEND
Gord
on s
GREAT DOLLAR
hearing tho date of which has not
been set. Tho 'names of wltnesjcs
signed to tho complaint aro Dr. J.
V. Athey county physician; Dr. II.
J. Crawford Dr. Mary Hay Dr. J.
P. Torroy Mrs. J. V. Crosslin Miss
Dorothy Crosslin nnd C H. Hurt
W. J. Col.son 20 years old was
arrested lato Thursday afternoon on
a complaint charging lilni with a
statutory offenso against the dead
girl. The complaint wan rignrd by
Dorothy Crosslin sis- f tho d'-ad
girl. Tho alleged offuis" Is s.itd
to havo taken p n 'asr November.
fre 'at ti Th' tM
i:Nll. M in h 3I D.ini Hello
Kelly It Mini old uiiN found
crawling from under a straw
Stark whrro she had Kpent the
night by A. .1. Trojan cashier of
n haul: at Hlaon. lllson Is 17 miles
from hero and It whs oWdcnt that
th" child had walked the distance.
Her mother Mrs. Wood liernmo
alarmed when Horn Hello did not
return from hdiool but learned
upon ttmuii-j; that she had not
been In rrhuol that ilnv and so
offlcals here wero noilfhd of her
disappearance. Mr. 'J'lojun noti-
fied offlrlnls nt lllson mid tho
worry was over. Mr. nnd Mis.
Wood brought their daughter
homo. Hlio hoped to go to her
own father or relatives at Mnud.
Mrs Wood Miys thero Is no reason
for tho bchnMor of Dorn Ilclle.
Will I Succeed in
Business?
HOPE EDEN
State Briefs
lillh-d Herself nml llahy.
STIUVAT15U. Mrs. Claude Has.
Ion on her Inrm homo near Web-
beis l'nlts Wednesday afterrooli cut
the throat of her month-old baby
ami then committed suicide by tho
snmo method. Her 'husband had
Just left tho hoits nnd knew of no
motive for Iho deed. Tho bodies of
mother and child Wero brought to
Htlllwalei- hiiiI burled In tho snine
coffin l'lhhiy.
;ir l east for Indians.
HOMINY. Tho usual older was
reersed ono dH last week when
Charles Taylor taxi man gno n
feast for Indian". Ho entertained
about fifty of the lloinlny brnvos
at dinner at tho Club cafe. Tim
OsagcM wen- very much pleased with
Ihrf entertainment and say Hint ho"
far ns they know this Is tho first
lime a whlto man has excr treated
tlio Indiana to a foiil.
School Children Hato I'nrailo.
HHIHI.nn. Tho nttrstlrn "f
lortioiatluit Iho town of Hhldlur
will be In ought beforo tho county
comnilsslonern at their irgulnr Hirel-
ing Monday. Kbldler Is lo havo n
pal ado of school children to show
bow many theie are. Willi only two
leni'h'iH employed Iheto aro 130
ihtliliiii enrolled In school In nddl-
llcn lo others who do ni attend.
Anulls HI' Ovmi Daughter.
AlipMIHtli. 1. H Harrison
vhlto'mnii Is being held In the
Miiinly Jh II for InxestlKiitlon pending
statiilory liatges following an nl-
b Kcd ussniilt upon bis S year-old
daughter nrcordlng to tlio officers
The man was arrested by Walter
Coffey constnM.i of i.one llrove.
Death nt l.nrgc't Winiiaii.
HOMINY. Annlo Hanfonl known
ns "ill Annie." died at tlmjihorso
a few dns ago. Hh wis about -id
enrs old and forinerlr lived at
Hominy. Mho was of enormous site
probably the largcot unman In tho
Omga tribe
Cowman Siietl for $100000
CMNTON. W V. Cnlmfilw of
Custer eotinly uralihy lamier Is
charged wllh brenrh of promise mid
nllenallnti of Hffecllons III two K'i-
male milts phi h of which asks tfto.-
U on. 1 Allen nelRlibor of CnliHUlsM
accuses him of alienating his wile's
affections and Cnhnnt' hotiswkeep.
er prefers Ilia bleach of promise suit.
Another John I'lclds Club.
Oltr.ANDO. "John I'lelds for
Oovertior" i tub was oignnlsed In
Orlando Logan coutily Wrdnewhiy
night. Officers cliiwen were 11. It.
Motrls i linlrmnn: Mrs. Anna Hlinip.
vice chairman; C. C Kersey secre-
taiy. Huge Hoiiil Ismuh Carries.
11 1 SN It Y 1 :TT. AUholiBh Iho
rainy and dlsagirenbls wenlher kept
many voters from Hie polls ths
$230000 lniptoemenl blind Issilo
for llenrvi tin i sriliMl by n lart ma-
Joilly. This Issilo providi'S J8O.II0O
for a new building HR.ooo for water
extensions and JHO.Odil for slonn
seweis sewage dlsiiosal plant nnd
additional flro rulpnient.
Concerl Tor llond llooslcrs.
WAI.TIIHH. Itadlo concerts will
bo one of Iho fenlurcs of lh I. C. I'.
Highway assoeliitloii cniiveiillou heie
April 17 It Is announced. A high-
powered outfit bus been ordered for
thu oci anion.
NehooU Cnntot at Tnnl.nwn.
TON KAW A. What Is expected to
be one of the largest Intfltscholiistla
field inerls In iioithern Oklahoma
will be comliii ted nt University piu-
paraloty school hers April XI and
112. Contests will he held III nil
branchcR ot si hool sludles as well an
In athletics.
I'iiI 1 t'p (n CUIrcns
1I0I-DI:N ll.I.i: llffeelUo April
1 thd cIiaiiiIm i of cotnmerco will
put In operation Hie suggestion card
system for Improving the tlty. All
tesldents of the city will I hi rerjllost-
eil to make suggestions which will
bo filed by tho i liainbcr and taken
up for aclinn.
Hallway Hearing April 7.
ATOKA Complaint ol Atokn
business men against tho Ifnly rail-
way for Insufficient service will be
1 1 curd by the lorpoiatlou commis-
sion April 7. a postponement from
MhicIi 2S. CUIrcns me asking that
the company slop Iwn nt Its fast
trains on flag nt snmll low us lo off-
set tlio removal of thu two local
Unlii.
V iislilln llrccclers In Meet
ColtliHt.U IteorBaiilaslloti of
the Washlln County llrrcdrrs asso-
ciation will bo completed at u meet-
ing hero .Monday April 3. Heavy
rains made II necessary lo postpone
the meeting scheduled March H. A
eoiinty llvoslock show this fall Is
among the plans being worked out.
A nronilslng petroleum field has
been dlscoveied ill Chile close to the
Aigentlne frontier.
Too Patrol Bnvcs l.lrcs.
DUl'lAKCIC. Ohio. In nn effort
lo prevent river tragedies which
havn been frequent In recent years
among youthful skaters a super-
visor hnl heon employed by local
Itolnrlstis to watch n section of thi
Atiglalzo river Dally reports are
sent also to alt schools and to
tho press Informing children's pa-
rents nn to tho exact condition ot
the Ico.
Itciinllcd Through Ail.
NKW YOHK "It pays to adver-
tise.'' Mrs. Knymond Day of Atlantic
City after searching 10 year for
her mother from whom sho wnn
separated when a child inserted
an advertisement In n Now York
newspaper. Two days lator sho re-
ceived a letter from her mother.
Mrs. Mlnnlti Mulr Fisher who re-
sides In Philadelphia They have
been letinlted.
OCT THIS OUT IT 11 WOllTII
I ioni;v
DON'T MIH8 THI8. Cut out this
slip cneloso with fie and mall It to
I'oley Sc. Co. IS35 Shofflold Ave..
Chicago 111. writing your name and
address clearly. You will recelvo In
return a trial packago containing
l'oley's Honey and Tar Compound
for coughs colds nnd croup: Foley
Kidney nils for pnln In sides nhd.
back; rheumatism backache kidney
and bladder nllmeiits; nnd Foley
catlmrtle Tablets a whnlesomo nnd
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
consultation biliousness headscho
and sluggish bowels. Advertise-inant.
s
Here's the Story Pay the Regular Price
for the First Pair and get your choice of
the second pair of the same size for $1.
Men's Women's Children's Shoes
Everything included nothing held in re-
serve. Ask your neighbors and friends.
Gordon's sales are shoe sales remembered.
Gordon
s
Upstairs Booterie
Second Floor Robinson Bldg.
(Formerly Pickerings)
Since
1904
ffolejorc&f
ffosieryr
Great Values
In Women's
Holeproof Silk Hosiery
At $J.50 .65 $2 -95
We have always given great values in
women's hosiery. This season we have
outvalued the greatest values ever given
here or anywhex'e else in town.
Every new shade is represented at these
prices. Holeproof hosiery is well known
for its wearing qualities and will abso-
lutely give better satisfaction to the
wearer than any hose made.
Every woman who wants the best in silk
hosiery should by all means see these
wonderful values before she buys her
summer requirements in silk hosiery.
Again we say don't fail to see these great
values at
$2 -50 $2 -65 $2 -95
On Main tit Fourth)
s
Today Is the Last Day of Our Great
18th Anniversary Sale
sA
Quality Variety VnIuo
Especially Emphasized in Every Item
Special
Suit Sale
ny
in
(Third l'loor)
-In t r lo o 1 1 n o
and twill cord
light sport suits
ot homespun
tweed herring-
bone and Hon-
Du tweeds
crushed
strawberry tnn
b r o vv n gray
and r o o lc 1 c.
Styles aro seml-
tallornd tight
bodice with
ripple looso
rape hack ef-
fects and box
couts with or
without bolls.
Thcsa suits aro
without exesp-
tlon of excel-
lent stylo nnd
tailoring. Your
choice
Special Purchase Sale of
Ivory Toilet Articles
98c ana $1.39
-This shipment arrived just in time
to feature at the final day of our
great Anniversary Sale. Each
article is worth far more than it
is priced. At l)8e and $UW you
may buy any of tho following
articles:
Mirrors
Hair llrushes
Combi
Powder Tloxes
Hnlr Itocclvers
Scissors
ricturo Frames
(All sites)
Jowel Hoxch
(All sizes)
Clothes IJrusliCJ
Pcrfuma Ilotllcs
single
l'crfumo Unities
two In ono
p Pcrfumo Jtoltlcs
thrco In oim
Trays six sizes
Nail Flies
Shoo Hooks
Ctltlclo Knlfo
Crumb Tray
(Main Floor)
Beautiful
Ivory Clocks
Guaranteed
works plain dials.
Inrgo sizes J.1.DS
Small sires $2.08
JiiS
Vandevers
Anniversary Salo of
Children's nnd Misses'
Dresses at 10 Reduction
off tho regular
prices of $20
n u d u p t o
HI. SO. Tho ma-
terials aro Can-
ton crepes ond
taffetas In col-
ors of mohavvk
navy c o p o n
brown h 1 n o lc
and roso Tim
styles nrn those
delightful long
w n 1 s I o d nnd
bnsquo effecti
so attractlvn on
T r I m m o d In
r 11 i l I u n li li it
flounces. Sizes
8 to 18.
v Girls' Gingham Dresses
Very Special $1.ED
Made of glnghnm Of excellent
ntmllty In pink blue red.
brown and green plaids and
plnln checks.
Pricos $2.00 to $3.00
Second l'loor
$25
Saturday Special
Anniversary Sale
Feature of
New Spring Frocks
-AVo havo selected 70 charm-
ing frocks ot taffeta crepes
spongo knlls nnd lloMhannra
crepes Jn nil tho new spring
Mylcs Including basrino ef-
fects straight Uno nnd three-
pleco models Slccven aro
short and puffy or looso and
flaring. Colors aro navy
brown tan sand mohnwk
and black.
-Tlieso dresses sell regularly
from :c to ISD.JO.
$19
.75
Extra Specials in Our
Toilet Goods
Department
I'or tho Last Day of Our
Anniversary Knlo
$175 DJer-KIss l'erfumo
1 oz. bnttlo $1.20
1. DO oz. DJur Kiss l'errume
oz. S1.IU
SDc DJer-KIss J'cico
Powder ."0
lOo DJor-KIss Kaco
Powder 370
COc DJer-KIss Adhercnto
Karo Powder now S7(i
DOo DJer-KIss Dip Sticks :t7u
fiOo DJor-KIss Soap :7u
r.Oc DJer-KIss Hougn ...37o
$1.20 DJcr-Klsn Duublo
Vnnltlos fiHo
00c DJer-KIss Hachct. ..7r(o
2hc DJer-KIss Talcum. ... I7u
11.78 DJor-KIss Toilet
Wnler SLfiB
$1.25 DJer-KIss Vegetal.. OHo
Tho usual Saturday reduc-
tions cm all oilier Toilet
(ioodrt tomorrow.
Saturday Special
Anniversary Sole
Feature of
Sport Coats and Capes
-For this ovotit wo havo
grouped a number ot strictly
tailored sport coals In polo
cloth snlt-and.pcpper tweed
nnd Jersey colors tnn hluo
and greon. Tho capen are In
polo cloth vclour scrgo nnd
trlrotlnc. Somo nro htltchud
others aro yarn trimmed.
Shown In both largo nnd small
collar effocts. Very special
Saturday. "
Ribbon Department
(Main l'loor)
-Taffeta molro hnlr ribbons In
(Inch widths. Various shades
In strlpoa and plaids OQ.
Very special yard ... "U'
-Hxtra good quality taffeta
molro hnlr ribbons In (1-Inch
widths striped edges. Various
wanted shades In stripes nnd
plnlds. Spoclal 49c
'19
.75-
Glove Special
-Ilea! Kronen Kid two-button
gloves In gray brown
tan black and whlto. Very
Special
nt
$1.98
Saturday Specials in
Our
Jewelry Department
-Illr; non alarm clock 2.80
-Metal barrrttes in assorted
colored Muncn. Veiy sie-'
clal at r0c
-Indeslructlblo pcihIh; icgii-
lar prices )D. Special S !..'()
-1'nney hairpins In assorted
colored stuncs. Very spe-
cial at S"o
The Wash Goods
Department
Offers Anniversary Salo Specials
for Saturday
Imported Organdy 79c
4S Inches wide oxtrn flnn and
sheer. Otiarantoed permanent
finish A great value at per
yard 7Uu
Non-Crush Dress Linen
89c
30 Inches wide. Excellent
rmallty nnd specially priced nt
SDc per yard.
New Beach Cloth 45c
New spring shades. 3C Inches
wldo.
Lunch Sets $5.00
' N'evv lunch sets In pink blue
and yellow. Mado ot good
tmallty iiurrcrlzed damnsk.
IB-Inch cloth with i! napkins
to match. Slzn 20x20. Spe-
cially priced at G tho set.
Dresser Scarfs 98c
Fancy embroidered and made
of good fiunllty pink gold nnd
blue muslin. Slzo 18x15
Only OSo each.
Cross Bar Muslin 25c
30 Inches wldo In pink nnd
white; (rood qunllty and
weight ltegular price 30c.
Saturday only 25c per yard.
New Tissue Ginghams
49c
32 Inches wide. Mnny choice
designs and shades.
50c Ivanhoc Gingham
39c
William Anderson's 55ophyr
gingham new patterns new
colois also plain colors; 32
Inches wide llcgulur price
50c.
Dod Set $10
Made of good grade un-
bleached muslin scalloped
and embroidered In pink til u j
mid yellow1: ' flood sizes.
Very special at $10.
10 Discount on All
Women's Ready-to-
Wear During
Anniversary Salo
Just when every one 1
thinking of selecting East-
er nppnrol come this most
welcomo announcement.
This applies to all spring
suits sport suits coats
capes wrnps dresses
blouses nnd skirts. 10
discount oft our regular
low prices means a saving
worth whllo.
Anniversary Salo of Silk.
40-Inch Daronct satin silver
gray Jade pink rose orchid
periwinkle navy fuchsia
black white nnd (Jjn nn
honey dow. Special tbu.CiU
30-lnch Vandgvor special taf-
feta. Dlaclt only fljfj - Q
yard tDJ.lO
30-Inch novelty check taf-
Spcclal at . $1.59
36-Inch satin meseallnei all
colors; black nnd (J? "I Ofl
white. Special .... tDXtUU
10 dlMiiiint this week on all
silks not mentioned above
5
10 Reduction on All
the Following Goods
Unless Otherwise
Specified:
Ileady-to-Wear Millinery
Woolen goods
Wash goods
Linen goods
Art needle work goods
(Threads Excepted)
Silk Lingerie
Women's shoos
Infants' wear
Children's dresses
Hats and coats
(llovos
Neckwear
s
W I I
Many Attractive Specials in All Vanity Fair Silk Knit Un
Third nml .Main
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