The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 290, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 25, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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mumnawriiTrfwn—gum-r-
the oklahoma st/^ capital, saturday morning, march 25, 1911
page
printing Three Million "Red Ball" Oranges Direct
From California. Special Sale All Next Week!
The special trainioad of "Red Ball" "P.ed Bali" oranges are wrapped in
oranges is here! It came right through germ-proof wrappers which are good for
from California.—-straight from 5,000 genuine Rogers Fable Silver. See offer
orange groves in the sunny state, to right.
The luscious fruit will be on sale at Spe£;aJ Sa,e M Nex, Week
Everyone eat oranges next week. All
over town you can buy these sweet, juicy
K-. The fruit is all hand "Red Ball"oranges at special prices. You
v - - cannot supply your table with a more lus-
cious food. Serve them at breakfast, in des-
serts, in punch and salads. Let the children
eat them !>etween meals. They can't eat too
many. Buy plenty of "Red Ball'1 oranges
next week and get Rogers Premiums.
all .fruit dealers. YOUR dealer will
> offer "Red Ball" oranges at special
\ onces all next week.
The fruit is all hand
picked, solid, sweet,
seedless and juicy.
RED BALL" Prcmiuiris
Rojrr* Omni
Spoon free
The picture
uh j vp h our ru«w
1911 design
"IteaBbir Or
^pocn, oc-
SpcciaI
Sale All
Next Week
At All Dealers
Oranges
i • mi-
hale
"Red Ball" Lemons
Fruit dealers at all times are
supplied with "Ked IJail" lem-
ons. They are of the same
superior quality as "Reel-Hall"
oranges. "Red Ball" lemons
are so juicy that two of them
equal three of the commonplace
kind. They, too, are packed in
"Red Ball" wrappers.
"Red Ball" Oranges by the Box
"Red Ball" oranges are so carefully picked,
packed and quickly shipped they will keep for weeks
- and you can make a handsome saving by buying
a box or half box.
"Red Ball" Orange Wrappers Are
Valuable—Bring Table Silver
By saving your "Red Ball" orange and lemon
wrappers, you can easily secure a full set of genuine
Rogers orange spoons, dessert spoonsand fruit knives.
The patterns shown here are new 1911 styles,designed
exclusively for us. They are as attractive and stylish
as money can buy. All are Rogers quality, standard
i aiee; being
i yeanlne Rog-
er* pro diet ami
of the latest
style. "PV.ia
spoon will ba
seat yon., Ctiwrgr
ea, pa ok in ft,
etc.. preoa/Jd,
on fer<*lpl of
12 "Rod kail"
wrmppeflJ and
12c. For each
add If loual
spootjaend 12
Red Ball"
imipperB and |
12 ceul*.
Notice!
vWsab'.a Dp*) : t
Spaao F tee
Th« piotnfe
nijf u-MoUf 19KI
Bpocmt ACtttft*
h fei «? ibe #awis*
* udhnt qa.-.iitv
and beotitiin) cU>>
•Jgn tm Ch* omug*
«p«*">n, but befog
1 heavte*
larger an*l 1
It more valuable.
Bent (o yon on r*-
ceipt (if 34 "ftetl
Ball** vrirappers
and 20c additional.
For each addatioo-
rd dew**rt spoon
aend24'' Red Ball"
vrrnppara aud
2l) watt*.
tmi rmt
K fp Fim
Ou* ion
"IIiitHVir'Vnut;
Kulfo ti shown
tiu pe, (tvctial lawx
It to aiikAm o£
arterial team-
ottrmlatorelbea*.
DYPilver-pKtteflL
Fttlly };iv.picv
tacd ny maud-
faoturum, Wm.
Rog«j«* & Son.
Bent to yon U
rvcelu't ot 24,
"Rod Ball ^
wrapper* MM*
20c. P o
Po«r wtcM
addttiuuni kmfn
«en<1 if4 *'R.o^I
Ball" wmppecs
aud 20 ©*aita
On all re-
mitt anew up j
to 34o please
send one-cent
• tamps, ou
amount* above 34c, Wtxl pos* office money
order, express roooey order or bonk drati.
Do not tend c h. Make your money order
or draft payable to The California Fruit
Growers' Exchange, and address yenrr let-
ters to The California .fruit Grower*' Ex-
change, 34 Clark Street, Chicago, 111.
You can secure the^f premiums with "Sno-
kigt" orange wrappers, "Stuiki*r" lemon
wrappers, "Red Ball" orange wrappers, or |
"Red Ball" lemon wrappeis. If v*>u will
make it a point to buy only " Sunkist'* aud
"Red Ball" oranges aud lemons, yon wiH not
only get the finest fruits that gTow, eco-
nomically priced, bat you win soon have enough wrapped to-eeara *
Complete net of the beautiful spoons and knives hew? shown.
A-No. 1 plateand are fully guaranteed by the makers, Wm.
Rogers k Son. No advertising appears on any of our
premiums.
Read above the description of these vol"
uabie premiums and hoiv to get them. m
Lemons
BY ALL DEALERS
UHPSB1
The California Fruit Growers' Exchange, 34 ciark street, Chcago, III.
wdpf jgHF qpTmmm
SHE -/ ■* « >-fi«
MM
ion of the Producer's ;
trashier. Con
State bank of Nowata.
I • napah, Okla.—Lenapah National |
bank, capital 125,000. Uecr^e A. Klrod,
president; •' If. M. Holme-, vice presi-
dent; George "W. Hunter, cashier.
Nowata, Okla.—The Commercial Na-
tional brink, capital $50,000. W. A. Davis,
pr< : lent; It. S. Lltohfleld, vice president
Jli.-;11 Branson, <*ashler, and Hal Axley.
1. -istaul cashier.
l-.ik City, okta.- The First National
bank, capital $50,000. K. K. Thurmond, I
president; 1. Thurmond, vice pre&i-l
,l. ,'. \ L. 1 iiurniond, cn-Iiier; H. C.
Ford, J. P. Thurmond and Phil S. Hoc
or, assistant
O O C Ol
o|
FINE IS A DEBT
MUSKOGEE. Okla. Mar. 24.
t JudKe R. P. DeGraffen-
I held Thursday that a fin«
■ i ind 0.|
man cann< be impris-
'!'1 " • was •; |
in the case of Charles Kitnsey
n a habeas corpus proceeding:.
I
5 r •*. .*• *• O
FRAME HAS RIGHT IDEA
WOULD GET ATTENTION
FRISCO HAS INCREASE
Miinv
OKLAHOMA EVENTS
Oklahoma Firms to Get Okla-
homa Business
Pi ate Employees Determined to
Got in Game
Miles of New "Side"
Tracks Put in
various
tbe hatched
I i v the .--tale law
BL-ACHER' C
m his
UNIVERSITY
N. iirando
Mar. ,4
KLAHOMA CITY. Okl , ...
ion baseball
team, which will be composed entirely
f slate oficers an<l empl
purcnased the board of trade franchl
n the City league and will be regularly
nted in that league thin
affected
tin^r inurBuay ewninK
ion <jf Frank B.
I dipunnient us cnairman
Frank Orr of th- -lal
KLAllOMA Cll'V, Okla., Mar. I
Material development in Okluh
along1 industrial lines i« evidenced I
the fact that the report of ti
state shows an inci
in the mileag
branch of the road < .-eut one. w in
the mileage remaim
ide lines were all eonstruet'-d on
as there was no now main trai l
that re-
ins uosoiuteljl
The report made by the company
practically cuts in two the assessment!
ie by the state board last
tvpori'd valuation,1 NATIONAL
in course subject to iru
the board, is loss than half tin
it which tiv road was taxed la:
ITV, C
Iv LAM' .M \
I -on F
killing tin
ben iitiful i i i'(l
airman of ti
ffairs has an-
ii favoring Ok
possible in tht
luipment
Institutions
people pay tax*
the pi
pinii I.
M. E. CHURCH SOU 1 H WILL BUILD
NORMaN. Okla . Marrh 25.—The Met
al projjertv on the corni
aula and 1
md
■
inated tu
awarding oi
uppi
I should •
I i'nitcd
I risrbtin
ty teet ion
ifh, pro
with
thousand
1 nc ! t
allut
Kdwin II. Jro
Robl
John
li A. Ra\. ijuartt i inasLe.. ejunes
if the day, M. Mo-
on thai so « ouni
them, even if tin
the amount of tax' s naid h\ til-
I will tavoi
liiahi'i
BETTING BALLOTS READY
BANK
CANDIDATES
hatikx
BECOMES NATIINAL BANK
24- Ti
. ha n 'c an<1 is now knd
I t iat < ■ • ?:a'." h.uik :n Oklahonn
PANISH WAR VETERANS
L'l uLWATKR, Okla March '1
1!, J ivpartment of Oklahoma. United
Wa
stalled in Stillwater by Dei
unmandtr Joiin Meyer, of Oklahon
Ity.
Rn'p ha
ore in slg - , ond
rained W'llllanri N. 1
ion camp t<> perpetuate the
uj lam, I ml 1 i
.... ant
luart
t* v% nt 1 ne ia
iiarters foi
s National
al R50.000. 17. J. Conley, vice
I. M. Sooiee. cashier;
lant «ii • conversion
People to Vote on Article Nine,
Section Nine April
STATE CHARTERS
lexington Aito JJrhig
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okl 1.. M;
state board of publ
ids on April 3 for printing ti
ballots for the sped;
Id on A pi
it of t
iia Natii
—o
COM INC WEABtR TONKAWA
lo to
GRANTED NATIONAL
TANK CHARTERS
M.—The ITo-
t company ha\
from ti o L'ii .■ d State- coniptrolh
National
biiilil
IV-vnold
il l • 1
1 tli Ca
a not
led that ti
matjcallv l
i > nka
CATARRH
and
aiSCH486f-5 ,
nslisvsc; in \
24 tf aufs {
harte
less
r llie Product
H hde t
Bank and T
been hie t eased
name of th<- I
tyfRY CAN GUARANJiii
bTILI OUT ON BOND
woman Convicted of Man
slaughter May Appeal
D NOT
XEPT STAMPS
March
tu«cn ob.|V- ^
iclo beam tue
ui^io f 'D
nd Al
al banic u,
and Trust
Em:?-,, • €
V <VI - # <■' s
'titutiin
' Woiian
CHINEE PHEASANTS
Is iut-'Pitednnd snoiikl :cov?
MARVEL WhirHit:
NEW POSTMASTER
vaain«i Synvqe
RELEASED ON BOND
belli! i ti" flou^li mu ' be quick and positive in action
luce i rtaiu, satisfactory rrsultM ami \rtl.e pure
K C BaKinfl Powder is the scientific corn-
all these thlo in iliiH -. Hundreds of thousands
ftx o{ g,«„l housewives know that K C h.is m*de bake-day a pleas
^ i for you ""'i aaka to try kcsaIUU
^\\ powder at i til oni e. (Guaranteed puri undi t all pure food
l;i« Y"\irgri> «'t will return y .ur money i( v m arc
'. It will solve vour bake-day problems.
PHiiASANT EGGS
State Is Giving- Away Thousand-
to Fanners
Neuralgia
H top when you u I
Hml
'I I \ I M iAI \ ("111
OKLAHOMA BANKS CHARTERED
the I
>.il h.ink
n<>i pi
How to get the Cook's Hook Free
Thr kTCook's nook. covtainingWtestrd.
•ix-macU >e. if> , rut free
■ rifit of the iolored certi •>, -atcf>ii< bed in the
cun. bend it today.
OKLAHOMA GETS A CLERKKSHIP
VSJJI
Pel ■
appointf d a clerk in the depart
bmmercc cliuiub
Chic^6
Mfg. Co.
Prices, 2Sc-, SOc,, and $f.on
A-lJr rous tniKi'i'tfor it ^
It ! '■ car rot supply theS
MARVEL, ac".-pt nooiher?'1
tut .rcod stamp for lllustra'ed
'jook -jcalri!. It gives full partleu-
I. ili.-'L'-i'Viir. Invr j.'oloto 'a'ilca.
MARVil CP.. 4-)ens:23(' 3:reet.!1cw Vurk *•**
For iaale' at Postoffice Drug Store.
Mail Orders Solicited.
rat ors
TRIAL
the DUPLEX SYRINGE
/Setid 2c stamp for our Iv.ol .
"Clbver A dvicp. ro Unit! '
(Srnl-rl) DUPLEX C0M lntP/*napoll9. In.;.
QHICHESTEK S FSL.LJS
Ala 1
ruin i. R. J 'it* 1', \\9,
V.. —• j. •• . • i *ith :t:.r r ■ Vy
W kJ l ui.o r «lh«r hot of vour *
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1 ^ c «ani> \-r, : «. , t0
A]P Ii* f n * j. .
s>-r SOl'J By ORIQQISTS LVERYWfiLRE pan> No*1 Mdd,80n Avo-New York.
Beautiful
*\r i • Monument
asmngtoil
lie Building;? nnd Museums; MountVer-
non, Alexandria, Arlington; the m-ikinj*
and destruction of National currency,
interesting details of hisioryand of govern-
ment, are all described and charmingly
pictued in thr Washington Standarfl
Guide. 200 illustrations, 2 maps. A
Lcautilulbook, telling what every Ameri-
can child or groi"n-up should know of
our Federal city, the most beautiful of
the Capitals of the world. Yours for
2 5 c^nts, coin or stamps. (A beautiful
Washington post card it you mention this
paper.) The Foster & Reynolds Com-
\ pr< serv - of 3.50m
tahlh.hed at Mi A !«•
il h tli«- p« niteiit i.i1
ei u« pi i\ it. pr :
parts of OklaliiM ia,
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 290, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 25, 1911, newspaper, March 25, 1911; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc127726/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.