Tulsa World from Tulsa, Oklahoma • Page 2

THE TULSA WOULD, TIM KHPA -i I UY U5. iJ12 Early Mm Shopping Mighty Pleasant ill niiian MiJfcrti and HentbrsoR Cot Rtductd i roil ni ML NI I I Ulllll hftAVI i. I I M.I I hTI II Red Letter Day Thursday -the second day of the Great Clean-Up Sale Iim Woman I lu.i i ituint uiuu iiii mu. Iio.iIht wi'Ii -I sum II M.I II ItU tu i.i I m. l- I VIIIIIIIK'N HI 111.

Ill I II hfc- Children 's Dresses One Third Off An especially attractive lot of dresses for tll child ftnd young diUh dfosaan that will lave busy toother i lot of trouble ind worry not the cheap looking little dreHKea cither, but nattily, nude ones, Boom arc oi lawns, some porcalca or ginghams beautiful drotaea of sheer white trimmed with good lacei and embroideries. "II find bofta of them and may chooee at one third less. All infants' dresses at one third off. gMQOND WLOOM DURBAR WILL BE FEATURE lie QotgaaOttS SH i i.i. irl.ir I i in pd iing India, llMilwr Sir- el mm I A HI.

I-l I.I.M SPECIALS B8-inch Bleached Damask, floral de; value Qp clenn up al iriee, rd T-u 72-inch LHtmaak, pretty floral an exl ih value i 8i)c, cleau up price, ard 0 Ou 72-inch double Satin Damusk, both floral and conventional designs, Boft ular $1.25, (dean- QQn up sale, yard 0 WASH GOODS SPECIALS Marquisette Tissues, a beautiful lol in stripes and plaids, regular values, clean-up wile price I Qn yard I vJL Imported Violes and embroidcried Voiles, uicc assortment of colors, worth regular U5c, clean up I Qp sale price, yard luu Flaxons in plaids and floral patterns, worth 25c, during I Qp (dean up Hale, rd I L.t Sentry Percales about 50 pieces, cheap 10c yard, tabled Tp at, yard I Li Extra Value Lawns big special of about 20 pieces, worth 10c yard, during cleat up sale Cp vnrd wu SILK SPECIALS 25c Argentine silks in broad range of colors, plain and dotted, I Jl peeial clean up price, yard I tu All 75c, 85c, 90c and Fancy Poulard i i rout table, north ai le I KQp Kpccial clean up price, a rd Ou DOM lis ic DEPA RTMENT Imperial Long Cloth, cluunois finish, 36 inches wide, bolts of 11! yards mi Hi per bolt, (dean 01 I 101 .1 0 up sal' price, bull 36 inch Bleached Muslin An extra good value a) r0c yard, deal up price, yard 8c 81x00 Pepperill Sheet, seamless, and of soft texture, regular 'fl Tflo value, clean up sale price I UU Huckaback Towels, regular 25c pair inch Towels, clean-up Qp sale price, each Ou English Nainsook, suit, white and 36 inches wide, our regular vard clol clean up price, bolt of 12 yards SI .60 Prom present iiiiiiii thin ir'i Tnkm umi Dui4aj grill be 0( Hi. lifnrtml MaiMUnoi mid I. i.ralii.na la IM held In the southwest Oik (all. The fair ans are' Keptsmbei la It, the second, i hint I nd tourtli day i which will be featured i.y iiw iiuriar, um oglri American reproduction of lha famous Mil. Illdll win.

vtr hold lael when tha Knot Md Quota of Krmlanrl were rrmwi.il Rmpero nun 'i an India. The Tulsa fair him beet) cstiildlah-d ratni rtvll Um i rnt producUon pi Um purbiu itaind PHI, At lh.it Unit- ypffp UUI .11.1 iti. i pfMint AapletlM th indukiiiui hiij oopipjitrstaj pro-l i i. of Tulh.i lh fmlm'u i.t tho inl itay i.f id. fair.

Tafci rMfl Durbitr pamil will inai if not asoall the wmom PHm( of PglMd tMUbrallon in Kaimmi I'lly iind Vtld PrMhal In He. Loitl 'I'wi. UiegpMd pht'Kruih. rPMDtl) wcuriid from Um offlulal photogrnpb at lh iamiih lovarnmtnt Hti Dethl, lii. Hit.

will Iih nMd in ih-nlynlnic lllr i i.Hliini.-N an. I Ik I I lli, Inir I CIIII.MiKI.I'HIA JulJ 24 'in th iIiuik. i ni) Hid a Minor to Miiuihrr PMM in t'tolfttlop uf fi-dcrul white lpV( i tVt On- I t.f Anna Mai Wilm.n hi 0 a pollca mMMtfPM Par lwta tu ft wait ihf artK.M nf th. povarnmanl ftUthofiUap. woman WmM ta llapj with rar wh.rr nit II-smr ni pirl In iimid l.

haw Ivan k. i.i tn T.n.. i rip on i rtin.ia of i ii. tiiw-n a Hilion th HfjM Into- llnnil. IvtniKh fit j.aj ja.

Jab nuli mnli.r Umi untulnintt f'ur pui -MPPrl ami hu.l.-d fi.r Kuroi'i-, Mht-(1 far ul on UM AilHattc. July II th MptpiP ond poawpjfani th rrotorbt wtalrp m-rnvd h'-re tmlay fri.m HaniLurf. Thu liulf i raft, rhlppiai "I' ll Hfi nay tie motor pool Detroit, I I frmii KotP V. rk In QtlOOnOtPWIli WORKMEN PH.1Y FIR DAVENPORT'S DEATH hi i.i m. i UM "iii ii i a lOlt1 liKAD," PltAI a --i luaixu not tun nr.

UiiVDON, July 24 fl atrlki- Lord DOVnpoli IhlM wan Um l.ray.r Oiat went up fiuin ii Kieat fonrnurae of workini'ii at Towof mil tnti aftarBOon. it opmo i.k ,11 inn tn a parude of utrlkum do. kin. ii. Tho hnii ntborod Towtr inn iwo a www rijarriraiajiaai a a at a a i i it a A OP w.

ay moaai--a aip-v V- 1 (Contlnui i rrnni Cage 1 1 and thi-lr families are com nod In pourlni ruin In th hills. The reacrvolr held, Man) Oommnnltloa DcvaalptMl, PtTTSBUKO, July II Forth Set ond Ilmt' alni'o luat Sunday tho PltUhuri; was flooded toduy by one of the heuvleat rains In yeurit. In lean than six ho urn the precipitation wan netirly three Many f.iiiilli. lutvo hoen driven from homo. Tho Monongoheln river and If many Irlhuturien ure rlslnn rapidly, i aualng rlous A itago of ZO feet, two feet below La Valiieres The correct oniaiuctit for be prevailing style in dress.

We Lave just received a large asstirl incut and our selections are dainty and up to the minute; they ill make an ordinary nock look beautiful and a pretty one even! more bo. Let us show them to you. I $2 to $60 'ilcdtnr tho dnnper irk, in expected tomor row in this city, Much higher itapea arc predicted pi.lnta below. In radlui of fifty mile of many ooremunlUoj Wore ual r. covering from the aevere affocta of ftunday a storm whan the downpour today plunged them Into oven mora ertoua condition Plculckeri Marooned.

JEANNKTTE, July 14. A cloudburst flooded a largo area nonr bore lodfty. Hundred! peraona ware compelled to flaa their Uvea. Beventy-flve familial are homeleaa hero, i 1,000 pi Including many women and children, were mn-rooned on ihe hiiis of Oakford Park. where an Otltlng was In prOgroaP.

Two oki in the vicinity of the park over flowed and surrounded the hill. Aft. wading knee deep In wati r. the s.pon marooned plcntckera reached a ratlwaj itadon and wari taken to their hoiiies. Ohio River I rani, n.

up, IIERUNO, w. Va Jul) Tho up pei Ohio valley was swept by must diaaatroui wind, i tin mui electrical mi this afternoon. Traffic ti the Ohio river nmt main line divisions of the Raltbnore and Ohio was ti. .1 up by landallaa ami washouts. 2(Mi Mouses Babanergert, DUNBAR, Pi July 14 A Pevns-tatlng flood rushing the moun-talnalde ipraad ruin throughout Dun bar to, lav.

A loudhursl tratisform-ed smalt Ktrcnms torrents. Mor. than l'oo houses ar aubmcrg4 and some were swept away, Mines and property of tha foapport Coal pan) ana ina initea com company vera badly damaged. lost. No Uvea wore Rrldgoa and Hams M1L.WAUKEB5.

July 24. A torm approaching a cloudburst swept through Northern Wisconsin during the last bouts, causing floods which su.pt away dams and bridges, washed out railway tracks In various places, paralysed business In several pUes an.i caused damage totalling several hundred thousand dollars, id fur as known, there has la en no loss of life. The city Of WausaU suffered the worst da magpa More than six Inches of rain full at Manitowoc and one poultry farmer lost youtiK Telegraph and telephone service all through the northern part of the state Is impaired. br paradi The CopsPMpatal Club, lAaaociation and otnei rommppcuu or iiilzalloris i.f Tiilan uie hind thai Purbat mo win. ni ami nothing win be left undOba In the effort to make It a K'olliK sue ess.

So Micreasful and unlo.ua waa the initial Durbar that it at tracked the ttuntlon nf thoi im trnpnllian pleas nf the Kast and Leslies' Weekly Still til. Ht. I.nllls, Kansas I'ltv anil Otbal papers i arrled dotalled accounts of lha cab bratlon with photographs of lha parade, fhore will be many unusual ttnie. I tions at the fair grounds during ih fair week. WnndroW Wilson, rteino- oratlo candldata Cor prasldeni hni bu Invited In visit the fair and In I jail probability will address a multtudel of at thf fair grounds ooms day during tha k.

Hi baa tnken th Tnlaa visit up with his egaeutlya com. mlttee and ex presses his desire to have then, iirrante (lute for him. H. ti-iitnr Owen will In all pi be one of tha principal attractions of th. eek, The luoopasful flights of Aviator Honny In the 7rlghl bl'plane last ye.ir.

has cauaad the fair aaao elation to arrange for daily airship flights diirliiK the coming fair. Avlutor: sonny win probably be the blrdman, The rmtnufacturora of Dnlvsraally used farm machinery, cream separators ami englnee, have realized the magnitude of Tulat as trade center ami important fair town, and have alreadj secured space for tho exhibition larttf displays of machinery, engines and other farm equipment In operation, Tha poultry, livestock, swine nnd agricultural exhibits at the Tulsa fair this year Will greatly exceed th. plays of former years and addl tlopaJ accomodations bo immediately to take care of tho I.Ik at-1 blblta. Besides the attractions offered by the fair and Durbar, Tulaa has gained renown as a eity of Interesting pla.es. parks ami amusements.

Tho winter theatrical season will bo on iluiint; fair week and special, attractions will be secured for certain DlghtS during the week. Tho oil fields, fac. tori.s and Industrial plants of tho city, connei ted with the endless chain of paved Streets, good roads and street railways and Interurban lines, will furnish several Interesting sight seeing tours to visitors durlllK fair Week. in, I after lleti iillet, a atrlke leader, hail den. Urd 1 a eiiport, I l.ni- gpM of the port of Uondog, hast an ad i Ita i on.

luslnn. lie then aske.i tne rnc. Hirst- to kn.ei in prayer in RgtaitoH SSntOBoS sthen utt' ied Of the strikers. FINhLLY scale big MOUNTAIN Mul llKTt itMNt. HOME ii.

10,000 i pi nmoM Mil It I I T. NEW VuliK. July 24. -The Mount MeKiuliv expedition, headed by l'ru- fn.Bi.r Harsohal of Columbia university, Is On Us way home after having reached an ultlluil of 20,000 appro ximatsi) feel thu summit, accoraing to a spec aw illspat. to the Times this morning from Mrs, George Brown, motBaf Qt BalBliofa Itrown.

torwardlns word received from her son In Alaska All members Of the expedition arc well ami are returning vta Kurt (ribbon, the advices SPy. This Sag the third at- tsmpl of Professor Parkaf und Brown, his oompanlon. tu reach tho sununll of M. Klnlej. lUil 1 PATUEB'H CRIME.

Mob Overpowers Officers and Near! Kill Man Miii DrutaU) Beat Daughter, BIRMINGHAM July 'ii. A masked mob of enraged men attacking la-put; Sheriffs N. I l'arker und J. Bmlthaon, this ufternooji, a few miles south of Dolomite, a mining tamp, overpowered the deputies and heat Jim Wesson almost to death while they held the deputies at bay with the Officers' own kuiis The mob had become infuriated by the atory of tho 1-year-old duughtnr of WcfSOn, a miner, who dragged herself inti town this mornlnK. weak from the loss of Idood and told the crowd who Kathored about her that her father had come home enraged about some trlvlnl offense and had beaten her almost to (bath.

trntlon, was returned. No labor troubles arose doting thP fls-al year, requiring the services of tho board) thoiiKh t'ommlsslonor Dauifhertv was called to hand In number of minor disputes In the state. SIXTEEN CHARGED fl i 11 RVfl siimi MOXKY It TO Till: STATE. Labor Oonunlasloiier Daugberty, oa Printer, Did Not Use nil ills Appropriation. OKLAHOMA CITY, July 24.

Out' of a total approprtaUon of Slate Labor t'ommlsslonor Daugberty turned back Ji.s7i.27 into the state treasury on June no, according to his report to Governor Cruoe for the fiscal y. ar of 1111-11, Oul of the 11200 contingent fundi appropriated fog the Oklahoma City' employment bureau, 6 7 9 was re-; turned to the treasury. Muskogee's bureau returned seven cents out of III and Enid t.TI from a Ukal original amount. The entire a pproprlaloti of 11000 provided for the state hoard of arbi RES! LT litoM IM.U IKV INTO RB- CI RIOT IT URABOw Nt SO I M'l II Hit I ST. CELEBRATE AT W'ORXD'fi OLDEST INIVEKSITY Historical Institution at Limn.

Peru, Wits Funded III Solemn 1'itlviU Held. LIMA, PafU, July 2 4. A solemn festival wiu celebrated ye-sterday hy di legates to the students' oharges In the lilatnrical unverslty of San Mar-OOS, Which was founded In and ia the oldest university In the history of the world. A lurne number of distinguished Ktiests wero present nnd at which sev. t-rsl speeches appreciative of closer Intercourse between tho American nations were made.

list 006 price One just prirt: llr Lit tin' hand thai fed him." said Teddy of Big Bill, Ami didn't tell us if the bite had made the Inter ill, Now had To.istirs been tin' sul jt-ct nf Hill's roracioui bite He'd have come back for another with a keener Appetite Writtrn hy WILLIAM RIX0K8, SO State St U'alfi'pnrt, Conn. On" nf t'i, 10 llaglei whii-h ttn Peatnis Ilnitle I nek. Midi paid H.ovO.oo In M. LAKE CHARliE8, July 24 Sixteen more arrests on tho ohargs of murder wcr made today In eon-tie. -lion with the (IrabOW riot July 7.

Most of thnse taken Into custody aro said to belong bo the Brotherhood of Ttmberworkara, Added to the men Indicted Monday, the new arrests iTiiiif the number Of accused rioters In Jail here up to 39. Those arrested today are: Josh Perkins. Patrtejb Perkins. C. A.

Jones. Will lunls, A. A. BoUgTOSUX, W. A.

Hammond, A if Cryor, Tom cooper. Rod- Rlchey, Jeff Cooper, James Sturuls, Walter Peloourt, Jos. A. tlrcon, O. H.

(ilbon. A. e. Creed and C. Badley.

Whether the trial of the aroused will be held this summer or postponed until fall has not been determined, nnd prohahlv will not be until the authorities complete the arrcats thoy contemplate making. DtTORtmn win vitmrn AN i i.i iii NOBLEMAN LONDON, July 24. -Iard Hamilton of Palell. and Mrs William tstWaon w. ro qUistly married In London today, Mrs.

Law son la the divorced wife of Lieutenant Colonel William A. Lawaon, I. S. second son of Lord Hurn-ham, principal proprietor of the Dull. Teletrraph.

The decree of illvorco I which was Rrnntod on January II, wns made abeoluts a year after tho lapse i of the legal six months. Pigeons on Plight NEW ORLBAN8, I July 24. One hundred and thirteen homing; pigeons, belonging to tho Baltimore Concourse association, were sot Initso hero yesterday, and started In a race of approximately 1.100 miles to the Mary-laud cltv. The Idnls wore released at the same time from their five cages and got "ff 1 11 flock, with the exception Of one pigeon that went to tin, The homers are to hegln arriving In Baltimore Friday morning. Uhanlana at) tore Two OWea.

CON.STANTLNOI'LK, Ju'y 24t Humors that the Albanians have captured Pristlns are officially confirmed. The town fell Sunday, the garrison surrendering. They also captured l'rlsrend OVKH two Titors.YNn VOTER! HAVE IUDOI8TJaUBD TO VOTE IN THE t'ltiM With DraOUi lily tWO thousand vot-trs registered last night, the indications are that tho vote in the of August nth, will he tho heaviest IP the history of this city. While tho registration hooks have I i dtftrlbuVod to the various pre- The Sale on High Grade Suits is Still On -All Stein Bloch Clothes All Society Brand Clothes And all our fine blue serge suits are included in this sale 39 00 Slliti ai t- now $23 35 hkj Suits are now 2500 Suns tr now $16.65 Suits are now $15.00 -''(! )( i Suits arc now $13.35 $18 (XI Suits arc now $12.00 $15.00 Suits arc now $10.00 (12.50 Suits arc now $8.35 $10.00 Suits arc now $6.65 All our Straw Hats arc one third off regular ricc. All our Oxfords arc one fourth off regular price.

Boys' Suits and Straw Hats One-Third Off Regular Price All Children ash Suits One-Third Off Regular Price i 'tu registering offl.es IhroiighoUl the Ity, stream of voters OOBtlMM Ul tske udvantage of tho central load- quart anj in the office of John 0, Port or, clerk of tho county election board, Stationed at the court house. a notlosbals feature of the ngis-Iratlon of voters this greek has been the large number ot republicans who have registered iis democrats ami Independents They are principally RoogeVell supporters, who have not recovered from the political whipping admliiiMei.il to their leader at till- i ago. ai lavws for tltuka WABHINOTOK, July 14. --Tha A Ins in ll civil servli bill, with nil-Hi i ts- to enact laws passed tha si Rata today with prin I. nlly no op-posltinii.

The house has passed tha bill but a conft ren. will he necessary to adjust dlffiTeii.es. There is No Excuse for Any One in Tulsa Suffering Either from RHEUMATISM Sciatica or Neuritis Illirina the lt ii ii ai Imve tli'il tn inuUi' riiirH.lvfk nluin In (he rssasri si ibs woys tasi waiid i rsllsvs sai rass twaans- lists, Hriitli' nr tali til in TttllS, a iicst snrsbsr of rssldsati hitv lakta sdvaatagi af utter and srllt wi' kni'wn, lienef it theretr.im. ws east lets ttii, problsai t. niisvn ih saffsssN, nh las ittea last we would, in ilmrl time, havt, lli apporSSBlty tn iiruve.

thu SMfitS of Nmitn iranm It entirely jiohhibli. tliat iv.ry mffiri-r fr.nn Klii-uinntimn, Hri- tu or Xssrittii ha tlri a.iy applied tn ua for tin ir boa nf Xurito. However, want tn hr mire of it, and hi IbSrsfSrS rnntljiiiiiiK nnr talk In tat rttidtntt nf TaUs Is CtraSS that no one atS auy that he nr lbs did nut have an opportunity tn bs front thu sllmsat. huvt been IsM thut possibly MHBS nufffrira hare tint made apilieitinn fnr lurauae of I lie fart thai latl are aaae" the SsrS Sf shssietaMh To Ihsss saffersrs, mi wilM to u.ie that garlls Is not psttal medi.ine. It ia a phyiltso i prsscrlptloa, Ukteiss it it ttes frrnn spjstes and ssreotloa, and tbtrtfori liiirml.n.

A lefftrst from Bfcsomaliani, Sri.illrt nr Nrmitia, who at Ih. pri-sent lime ia uml. the ram of a phniclss, at invite to OOmt to and aatndy bitiiaelf tliat not only Ivan atalenaiit we have made in true but tlilit OS will batmf) nf tin luerita nf Kurilo. Getman Campbell Compounded by the MACISTRAL CIJ KMK'AI. I latiron BMg N.

T. Read Every Line of This. Out of town interests compel m0 to sell the following Tulsa property at stri.tly hnrKain prices: My beautiful hum-alow of fie lame rooms, reception room and hath, located 716 South lioulder avenue. Full BO-ft. lot; hard, wood floors; cement floored basement under entire house; laundry garage, servants' quarters.

Priu cive mo cash' will arrange balance to suit you. Lot II, Block 8, dak Grove, corner Baltimore PlaOa and Fifteenth, 50x140; suitable for two houses. 11.060 cash. Lot 16, Block two lota north of 13, tha prize lot In the addition; magnificent oak tre.p. caah.

The two above lots have laving, cement walks, sas electric lights, water nnd sower; all ready for building. The hove property must bg sold at mice. First come, first Served, n0 commissions. Write, wire or phone me. R.

B. Stevens 221 Broadway IftTSKOOEE, okla. Phone AUTO DIRECTORY Here Motorists will find ready rcf erence to dealers In all tho leading cars sold here, together with accessories. Oilfield Automobiles And Commercial Trucks. See our new models.

TULSA AUTO MFG. CO. Thone 1906. 20 West Third Street Tho Tulsa Made Car. CENTRAL GARAGE OF TULSA Agoncy for Maxwell, Columbia Knight and itchell Livery, Storage, Repairs and Accessories.

816 E. 2d St. Phone 2423 NEW STATE AUTO CO. Agents for Cadillac, Bnick. Waverlv Electric, Kelley, Trucks, etc.

Goodyear Tires. Auto Accessories. 116-118 South Boulder. P. E.

HA WORTH, P. W. UK II MAN. J. BPSNCER COX.

Pres. Troas. Vlce-Prrs. and Qan' Mgr. Bea OKLAHOMA MOKUl TRTJCR INC.

Manufacturers of COafMKIU I i MOTOR TRUCKS, N. H. iildor Avenue. Duilt to meet your requlromenta Phone 174.