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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
KILLlNGER WILL
SURVIVE WOUNDS
Felonious Assault Charge
to Be Placed Against
Joe Berere

George Killingcr. stabbed Tuesday
afternoon by Joe BercrcN according
70 statements made TO the county at
tornoy yesterday. D. rapidly recover
ing from tho three wounds made by
the MoXican during the fight In th"
county jail. Borcre denied attacking
klllingcr, held for the murder OF
sherman ward at Dawson october
10, 1915, but according 10 testimony
Of prisoners In the county jail, the
Mexican Is guilty Of the assault.
Had Fist Fight
Statements made yesterday 90 S.
r. Dunn, assistant county attorney
by Hurry Courtney. indicated that
Killingcr and Berere had some words
and that the men engaged In a fist
fight Klllingcr threw Bcrore 90 the
floor OF the jail, when the latter
drew a knife made from an old
spoon and stabbed Killinger three
times over the heart.
The victim OF the stabhinR was I'm
a semi conscious condition aftor the
attack hut later revived and is now
apparently out Of danger Doc
Barker, another prisoner questioned
by Dunn Wednesday said that no
saw Bercre make tho knife from the
spoon two weeks ago, and identified
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
ACTIVITY MARKS
G. @. P. OFFICES
Local Headquarters Hum
With Workers Eager
to Help Cause

Republican headquarters, first
floor Of the Kennedy building at
Fourth ana BOSTON iH q busy place
those days. Throughout the day and
far into the evening II fairly huns
with activity. For 10 Is "a hoadquar-
tcrH not Of Il single man or orRani2a-
tion, but Headquarters for tho con-
grcsslonnl campaign committee,
county campaign committee, wnm-
ems committee and personal head
quarters while In tho city ~ j. W..
fIarrcld. candidate for the United
States senate ana r. A. OBert)
Chandler, candidate for congress.
Naming Committees.
Various CommlttccH are being ap.
pointed as rapidly MS possible 80 the
campaign may run smoothly and
efficiently, ~. o. Lingo, chairman OF
tho republican county central com
mittoe, said Wednesday
Headquarters hnvc been fitted out
completely with tables, desks, chairs
telephones and other convcnicncrs
TO facilitate the activities OF work.
ers.
TITS the best and most active or.
gnuization we have over had" Lingo
declared yesterday. Every worker
Is kcenly alert To- his or her duties
and II working enthusiastically No
urging is needed. for workers this
year seem 10 he stralning at tho
leash, no 10 speak, TO get into the
harness. with an organization such
as this. n return to sane government
Is assured at the coming election"
A list OF the various committees IL
to be ready for publication within a
few days, Lingo said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
MdiSh To be Returned
10 Tulsa for Trial on
Auto Theft Charges

Barrie Malsh, wanted In this
county 10 connection with tho
theft Of three automobiles. will
Doe brought horc September 2J
from LoavcnwOrth. Kan, at the
completion OF a six months term
iu the federal prison, after plead
Ink guilty In tho federal court In
Tulsa last spring, for trial ON tho
state charges
Mnlsh was sentenced 10 two six
months terms by Judge II. j..
Williams upon pleas OF guilty TO
uquur poFscsslOn. His term cN-
piriug September 25. Sheriff
James Woolley will send u deputy
tu bring the prisoner 10 Tulsa
county for trial on the three au-
tomobils theft charges.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
MAKES TWENTY
FOUR POUND GAIN
Iowa Manufacturer Makes
A Statement to the Pub
lie Regarding Tanlac.

~ have been benefited by Tanlac.
even beyond my belief and feel that
Il is time for me to talk for the
benefit OF others" said j. y. Wilson,
secretary and general manager of
tho Algona Brick g. Tile Co., OF AL
gona, Iowa.
FOR three years" continued Mr..
Wilson. ''I suffered from nervous in
digestion and general run down
condition. My stomach was too
weak to retain enough OF what l ate
10 keep up my strength and gradu-
ally went down hill all the time.
What nourishment l took soured al
most at once, and gas would press
up against my heart causing palpita-
ton, shortnoss OF breath. and in
tense pain. My kidneys were in bad
shape. and tho small OF my back
hurt almost constantly. No treat
ment or medicine did me any good,
lost weight all tho time. and was
worried for fear i would never be
able to get well.
Finally n friend advised me to
try Tanlac, and II has not only re-
iieyed all my troubles entirely. but
/ have gained twonty-four pounds
In weight and feel that 1 have been
given a new lease on life, / eat any
thing now, Why. yesterday / ate
steak and onions for dinner, and ~
is nothing unusual for mo to cat
pork, cabbage and pastry and digest
them perfectly. Tanlac has simply
put mo back IN flne health and am
glad to tell tho public what II has
done for me. for many other people
who suffer as / did may be relieved
the same way,
Tanlac is sold IN Tulsa exclusively
by the Quaker and Puritan Drug
communicative.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
JURY TO RESUME
SESSIONS TODAY
Will Investigate Lynching
Of Confessed Slayer
of Nida
CALL MANY WITNESSES
Sheriff James Woolley Also
Under Fire for Alleged
Failure Of Duty

For the purpose 81 investigating
the lyuchlnE ~ Thomas owen, nli1s
Roy Bolton, In this city August 2H.
while tho lattor was prisoner in
tho county Jail awaiting hearing ON
Tho charge OF murder, and in ada.
ton the actions of Sheriff James
Woolley I'm allowing the mob 10 take
charge or Bolton, tho Tulm county
grand jury will convene at . o'clock
this morning In district court No. /,
Judge owen pfcsidinr. W ~ King.
assistant state attorney general. will
also be In the city 10 take charge NJ
the Investigations Of the alleged mis-
conduct OF the sheriff IN failing to
properly protect hiA prisoner.
Bolton. Mario Harmon ana Ray
mond sharp, arrested "a few days
after the fatal shooting OF Homer
Nida, taxicab driver, near RNd
Fork. were placed In the county
jail. Nida died Thursday night and
Saturday night, August 2S, n mob
Of mon, disarming Sheriff Woolloy
IN his office. marched tho officer
up the stairway to the top floor OF
the court house. and there compelled
Woolloy to order Bolton brought
from n cell and handed over TO tho
mob. Bolton was hanged TO n bill
board east OF Rcd Fork an hour
later, while protesting his inno-
cenoe OF tho crimc. After the mob
left the county Jail with Belton,
Marie Harmon ana Sharp were
taken 10 Sapulpa and placed In JAIN
there for Hafo koeping.
The Second Jury.
The grand jury was called for
September 10, but because OF cler-
ical error on tho part OF deputy
clerk in district court, tho grand
jurors were brought into court on
wltneHs summons Judge owen held
that this error invalidated tho call
ing OF the jury and In accordance
with tho state law, another grand
jury was summoned to appear In
court September 80.
Custer proceedings were brought
against Sheriff Woolloy In the state
supreme court two weeks ago. but
the court denied its Jurisdiction, and
after declaring Woolley could re-
oelve n fair trial In Tulsa county,
over the protest OF Assistant AttOr-
ney General King. and the case was
Withdrawn by the attorney generals
office and King then centored his
efforts on prosecution and removal
OF the sheriff through the action OF
the Tulsa county grand fury
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
TULSAN TO TALK
AT DENVER MEET
Purchasing Agents Rep
reseutative Leaves
for Colorado

Iieprcsontlng tho purchasing
agents association ~ Oklahoma. with
h"hdquartcrH in Tulsa, John u. IlaT
Icy l'ft yesterday FOR Denver. Colo,
whore ho viii attend the convention
NJ the Independent OH Mons asso-
citation, convcninR september 2S and
address the Denver association NJ
purchasing agents on September 90
ON tho value Of affiliatlon with tho
national assooidtiou. a special meet
INK for the purpose OF meeting with
Mr.. ltadlcy has been called by John
II. Hayes, president Of the Denver
association and purchasing agent for
The American sugar company
In tho interest uf securing more
members Cor tho purchasing agents
association ~ oklahoma. o V. Bor-
den. secretary and y. g. Fuller
spent Tuesday in MuskoRoe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
WOMEN PLAN ON WINTER
Employees of Central National Dis
CuS4 Probable Club Activities.

Tho women OF tho Central Ma
Uoual bank mot wednesday night
at the y. W. G.. a. TO rcorganize
and discuss plans for the wintprs
activities Miss Ruth Sedwick. Miss
MARY lH clark and Mrs. c. NJ Ran
som gave talks
This club, which l. called tho Gem
tral National COtcrie. Is made up
OF the women employees OF the Gem
tral National bank. Their plans, 20
FAR, are 10 meet once n week. have
a gymnasium class, an aesthetic
dancing class and basketball team.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
Young Chamber Plans
Memorial for Sooner
Victims of Big War

For the completion Of arrange.
mouta for celebration ~ arwis.
tiCo day horo tho junior cham
bor ~ commerce invited tho Joe
Carson post ~ tho American ."-
plou to lts meeting ut o'clock
this evening I'm tho municipal
auditorium As HoIdiar. Womur.
iHl. H trDo f0r oy"Iy man in
oklahoma who lost hia llfc Ono tho
war is 10 be- planted alonf tho
Iiyrr drive
Mood OF hand brakes ON Tulsa
street cars iq also io boz brought
up for discussion. owing 10 tho
statement OF the police court That
three accidents lu one day recent
w were due 10 in1dqunto brakes
on Ftrcot cars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
ARRANGE KENDALL PROGRAM

Prominent Tuisans win Address
Students In Years Chapel Periods
In ordor to make daily chapel
services at Kendall college interest
ing and Instructive, speakers will
address the student body on varied
subjects during the year. G. r..
nuchner will be the main speaker at
he chapel exercises on Friday morn
ing, Merle G. Prunty, principal or
the Tulsa high school, on Monday
morning, ana Rev. NJ. T.. I,oucks,
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at
Sapulpa, next Tuesday morning Dr.
Walter y. Greenwny. on tho evan
gelilation committee of the national
board Of the Presbyterian church. IS
% address the student body on
October 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
Society Plans Social
to Help Church Work

A lawn fete will bo given on the
lawn OF the United Presbyterian
church, Cheyenne ana Cameron
streets, on Friday cvoulnR by the
young. peoples society, the members
Of which have pledged themselves to
buy window In the new church
building now being erected. Proceeds
from the sale of ice cream, homG'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
Sealy'Made
Tufted Mattresses

Where a 7utted Mattress uiu
suRoe, better values than the
Sedly-Made Brands listed at the
nsht cannot be had. Like the
Sealy each is made exclusively OF
new materials and bears a label
guaranteeing the character and
a,.alitJ Of rs contents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
Pigeons wiz Cdrry
Message from Tulsa
to ST. Louis Mayor

Two speedy homing pigeons
VIII. lcQvo Tulsa at 1 o'clock sat
mday morning for st. Louis, tho
start to be made from Roy Get
mans drug store. one OF these
pigeons will carry a message
from Mayor r. y. Evans TO Gov
crnor Gardner Of Missouri. who
liz go be in ST Louis when they
arrive.
The nlght will cover approx
m1tcly 400 miles These pigeons
have made as high ~ 60 miles an
hour with 70 favorable wind. They
are part Of $500 ngeons sent
out by a national manufacturer
to an OF lis Chain stores within
radius Of 500 miles OF st. Louis
10 advertise the annual conVen
ton which is to be held in St.
.uuls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

made cakes. ana candles NJ the lawn
party will be used for this purpose by
tho Young people. The public is in
Vited to tho fete Tho new church
y under construction at Cheyenne
and King streets
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
Relieve the Body of
Tension and Pressure

SAT bed time, your tissues and cells are COM
pletely worn away from the previous hours
OF mental and physical effort. Sleep must
restore these health forces.
$40 accomplish this your body must be free
from pressure and tension during sleep.
sYour mattress should give" with such ease
OF resi,tanoe as to eliminate undue pressure
at the hips and shoulders. where the body
lies heaviest It should also "hll in" the
arches of the back, relieving the body of ten
Sion. Thi. is precisely what the Sealy San
itsry Tuftess Mattress does
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
EMPLOYEES MEET TONIGHT
Halliburton Abbott Girl Worker. r.
Gather For FIRST Time In ~,

Young women Of the HaIlibur,o,
Abbott club will have their a..
social meeting OF the fall i'm A ~.
party to be held at S o'clocL ~
evening at the home OF Mrs rani i
Spnwr. 81 south Boston Fl,,v y
n ore young women are cxpecie1 y,
attend. There will be progrsn . !,
social and recrea ional activi,les s,G y
discussion Of plans for club 49,
during the coming year will bs by
by Mrs Ray FankhausSr. pres,,,s,
Arrangements for tho party wet. I.
charge OF Mlss Callic Jones. sH,1
The weather prove not everytb,s.
that weather should be for an or,'
door social. the affair will be bsi
at the Y. w. G. A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

PONCA CITY. Sept. 22.-Follpw
ing ar Illness of only fcw days.
Jacob Ramcy. aged 81. n veteran of
the world var, died yesterday tt tho
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. nancy. who live between this
city and Ncwkirk Death was caused
by apuplcUy Rimcy had lived on
tho farm since his discharge from
The arrNice
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

the weapon found on the Jail floor
after the fight as the knife made by
Hcrero. The latter and Barker oc-
cupy the same cell.
80 charge has been filed against
Eorpre held In jail on a grand lar
couv charge, the county attorney
awaiting The result u Killiuger's
wounds Should the victim OF the
attack survive, charge OF assault
with dangerous weapon will be
placed against tho Mexican.
Robert a. McHirncy
Funeral Director. Phone, 456-l9l-
9l3i.- 92l South Main .-AdyL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
Announce IubN

Announce BABY son.
Mr.. and Mrs, Meredith Smyth os
11l2 South GIthcric announce tho
birth September 18th OF baby son.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
old Fashioned 2uality
Vigorously Maintained

) The custom, inhugurated by the Sealy Mat.
tress Company nearly half century ago, of
using only the highest grade cotton available is
today vigorously maintained.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
One Giant Cotton Bait
Insepdrably Interwoyen

JThe remarkable manner In which the San
itary Tuftless Sealy retains ies original undu-
lating qualities Is due to It's consisring of a
Single Giant Bst OF Long Fibre Cotton In
separately interviewer By the Exclusive SealY
hr-Weave Process
JThis bait Is FIVE feet high when completed
IL is then gently pressed down. inserted into
and released within the covering to the pre-
seribed softness and generous depth of the
mattress.
San occasional sunbsth such as you would
give any mattress permanently preserves the
original softness Of the Sanitary Tuftless Sesly.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
AKRON MEDINA ROAD L
NOW SEEMS CERTAIN?

Considerable talk is being indulged
regarding the newly proposed road.
We clip the following:
So certain are some that the pro-
posed service between Akron and
Medina over the old Northern Ohio
right Of way will be established, that
options are already being taken on
farms in Copley township along the
tracks.
1t is suggested that the new COM
pany, if one exists, which will ope-
rate the route, is refraining from an
announcement of it's plans in order
to steal a march on farmers who
might boost the price of their lands
if the facts Of the matter were
known.
The operation of gasoline or cleo
trio cars over the Northern Ohio
road has been talked Of for he last
two years. Never have the runors
seemed to have such persistence as
now, however.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
TWO AUTOS COLLIDE
ON SOUTH COURT ST

Just to keep up the excitement in
Medina two auto drivers pulled a
little smashup on S. Court st. about
10 o'clock Thursday morning. One
machine wrecked an otherwise per-
fectly good tire while the second had
its lamps twisted out Of plumb. No
one was hurt.
Harry Wideman, in a Ford and
bound for his home on the Lafayette
road, remembered he had left some
groceries on the counter in one Of the
stores. So when in front Of the Dague
garage on S. Court he stopped and
began turning about to 60 back to the
Square When about turned around
AN Overland car driven by w. A.
Wise hit him head-on, spilled his milk
cans, and gave him general shaking
up.
Not much damage was done; sim
ply spoiled tire for the Overland and
pushed in the face" lamp On the
Henry. rue .t&
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
MEDINA, MAY HAVE A
POSTAL SUB-STATION

H. M. Staffeld, postoffice inspector
from Cleveland, was in Medina last
week for the purpose of considering
the advisability Of establishing a pos
tai sub-station near the plant of the
A. I. Root Co. The question Of es-
tablishing such an office has been un-
der consideration for the past six
months but nothing positive was done
until the inspectors visit. A notice
asking for bids for furnishing such. a
room was posted in the postofice
lobby. The specifications call for a
room with at least 200 square feet Of
floor space, light, heat, and equip
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09

there should be some one at hand
with authority to command and aid.
Mr.. Chas. Clement was taken to
the Elyria hospital Wednesday morn
ing where he is undergoing treat
ment. M
Commissioners on Monday OF
this week appointed Sherman Stod-
dard to represent the county on the
Medina County Farm Bureau for the
year 1920.
American Legion buttons for
Courtney Lawrence Post No. 202 are
ready for distribution to Legion
members and may be obtained at Lam
phear's store.
Mrs. George Frazier, wife Of
County Clerk Frazier, fell on the slip
perry pave while in Cleveland on We'd
nesday and sustained a badly
sprained wrist.
The funeral of Mrs. Electa Dea-
con was held at Macedonia last
Thursday. Mrs. Deacon was for
mer Medina resident and made her
home with Mrs. Codding.
-Workmen at Chippewa Lake have
been engaged in cutting ice for the
past ten days preceding yesterdays
thaw. The CONCEALED liquid is re-
ported to vary in thickness from IL
to Ia inches.
20. B. Dealing is the first NJ
dinaite this year to report the vista
ton of a robin. Wednesday Mr..
Dealing discovered a Red Breast
perkily hopping around his lawn
which augurs well for an earl!
spring.
County Commissioners this week
offered a reward Of $100 for the ar
rest and conviction of the person OF
persons who robbed the N. w. Hover
store at Lodi last Thursday night.
This is in addition to the reward Of
5000 offered by the store proprietors.
The next number of the high
school lecture course will be held on
Monday evening, Jan. IL, in the Con-
gregational church, commencing at 8
o'clock. The McCords will form the
attraction and advance notices. claim
their company excells at mixing
laughs with cries.
At a joint meeting Of the Kiwanis
club and the American Legion. held
in the Christian church last FRIDAY
evening, resolution was passed u,
ing Rep. Lytle of this county to use
his good influences in the legislature
to obtain the passage Of relief meas
ures for the public school systems of
the state as well as for the normal
schools.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09

ing some time to properly tie up sites
that the committee wishes to con-
slider, and until they are properly tied
in an option it is not the purpose of
the committee to discuss them. The
committee don't intend to add any
value to a site by giving it public dis
cussion; the community is entitled to
the closest possible figure on any
and every available site, and holders
should thus recognize it.
One favorable site can be reported
on by Friday night of this week, it
is said, and if this proves the case a
meeting of the committee will be
called for next Monday evening. In
the meantime the community at large
can continue to discuss the project,
thus giving it all possible publicity.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
TWO MEDINA MEN tlf '~ y.
IN AUTO WRECK
Continued from page onel

of age, was born in Brunswick and
was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will J.
Kingsbury. He leaves wife, two
sisters and both parents to mourn his
early demise. s M
The funeral Of Mr.. Frombaugh will
be held at the home of his father,
Chas. Frombaugh, in York tp., Sat
urday at 1:30 p. m. He leaves d.
vorced wife and two girls, the latter
living with their mother. He was SO
years of age.
A street story which Southwestern
railway people didn't care to verify,
was to the effect that cars of athe
Southwestern struck four and killed
one outright on Tuesday, the day of
the Kingsbury- -Frombaugh accident.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
ment to be also furnished. A lease
will ha taLoo for five ~. to,, uoorc

ment to be also furnished. A lease
will be taken for five or ten years.
If such a postal sub-station is es-
tablished it will be put in a room
probably furnished by the A. I. Root
Co. and will facilitate the handling Of
all outgoing mail from this concern.
The office will be in charge of some
clerk from the local postofice and
will eliminate the carrying Of mail
from the Root Co. to the postoffice
up town.
It is expected that Mr.. Staffeld
will make a favorable report on the
matter, but has advised that he will
return shortly, and pending this visit
no definite action will be taken.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
SEVILLE MAN REPORTS
$500 THEFT OF FURS

Chas. High, of Seville, reported to
Sheriff Bigelow on Saturday last that
some one had broken into his ware
house and stolen raw furs valued at
$500 The theft occurred on Tuesday
night, Dec. 80.
Several clews were followed out
by the authorities but not enough ev-
idence was found to warrant arrest.
It is thought the goods were disposed
of in Barberton or neighboring cities.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
FAMOUS WILL CASE
BOBS UP ONCE MORE

Continued from page one)
tention, therefore, to leave her prop
tingency Of cutting it off would be the
death of Edna without issue or. if is
sue should die during the lifetime Of
Mrs. Britain. ','t &j
"The judgment Of the common
pleas court is hereby reverse" \
All three court of appeals judges
concurred in the decision. ~ sstj
On Tuesday of this week attorneys
for defendants in error filed motion
asking for rehearing Of the case be-
fore the appellate court.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
COMBINATION SALES"
BRANDED UNLAWFUL BY
U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Sale of sugar or other food staples
only with other merchandise in "com-
bination sales" was declared to be
illegal by United States District At
torney Kane.
Prosecutions will be begun, the dis
trict attorney said, on evidence sub
mitted of any combination sale after
Jan. 8.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
SITE COMMITTEE TO.
MEET NEXT MONDAY

The site committee for the pro
posed new Community structure
again postponed a meeting that was
set for Monday evening. It is TAX