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TULSA DAILY WORLD WEDNESDAY FEB. 19 1919
EXT CONGRESS ACTS
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were tinnecirlly
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will go over until
won nf I'lmurnii.
imr alien cninplcteil the ii i-
f nl.i request for un In
i In' Iniae rules eiiiiiiiilltue
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i'f tin' Kiinaii h ii.l Mm-
t"'"l"i " 1 rl" i."ii iiiiiffiun in
J-.a'.i "f Algonne.
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Iluii' lu n AllvM ilecliireil llli'li' liml
f ..ilr'e MllcrlflCH llf AllHTU'lIn
iiMiiis timing Ih" 7 - hums tirfori-
j Mkii.ik i'f lh uriiiistli-e.
llf -i.n-e It l A well known f.nt
A i In: fighting contiiiueil up in II
.lok i.r Nnveniher 111' IU the
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t ..eerneil that thiy were eager to
;. M ilne In lierniunv iim pnasllile
it everyone knew when Ihe 72
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CITY BRIEFS
!Tho lunrhrun lll tw hchl In thr
ooffre room of the Hninl Tul.
;
. M A II It I A' S K 1JCKNHKS were In-
ffuml to I hi" fnllowinK yriitrrdny hy
K. M. (WltTKIt niip of Hkiiiulnf f .i 1 IVputy Court Clirk 1UI Turner: If
niiint iiruiiilnriit iBwyrm. wik In tlm ' Hone. 41. Hull nr. unci Willie K.
n yi'itrnluy iiftrrnoun Hltrnillng in ''Upln IS. A (In; 1'rnnk Ij 1 In w k Inn
I':hI IiumIiii..h In I hp Tulh louniy .mil Anna May Allvn. "I. Colllna-
court vlll; .1 ).. Jl J.H knn. 24 lind lir-
I i trti.lr Miirlii Ht-lllimhUKrn. 21. Tul-
i ATn i UN K Y D. M. M AKT1NUAI.K : " H. Hunhnoll. 4. anil Mr
ri'Tiiinnl from 8t I.iiuln TurmUy aft. Mlnnl l.ra Clllirrttth. 4fi Coffey vlllr.
riuii.il viherp he wint on l.'KJl buiil- Kanaan; K. N. Hurnea. I. n1 Mrn.
ni'Hx in il. iliKtrin cuurt uf appeula Alli-e i. Moore 24 Tulau.
ui i ran l niti'il St.iti-n.
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SUSS liKIJ.a M. I'OWKlia of the
I'iiwith llrnl i:niale I'nnipany. Jio
for m-ver.il mrckn haa lieen In TaMi
Ik i'pi'i'tr limn the mlilille of thi
I'i'k.
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i nr. iaiikwai fir.TW r.r.N t lie t .lllliiul
ori-ri ami nuiPMiHK urouiid the pun
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS FTlRT0nR ooAcRnLMErSpTULSA MAY BEC0ME'
TO CELEBRATE HERE S ST L P S ! RECRUITING CENTER
SIX MILLION ADDED
TO RIVERS MEASURE!
In- llhrarv at Third and Chevenne. In
hi'lntt Hnn to KruKH and a minrd rail
liulll iiroiind It to keep off traffics
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I'l'NKItAI 8KKVICKH of .liini.'
M' l'iill. one of the oldest rrKldrnt
of the i lly who died Mnli.liiy ut hla
home id it ID Hoiilh lirtrolt will tie
held thin afternoon ut 3 o'clock at
the l'ri'Mh tvi lan i hun li.
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THK I'l N K It A I. HKKVIOK for
tii'urtii' H lluntaiiinn a pioneer real-
deni of Tulna- who held yeaterday
uflernoun at .the Klrat I'renhyterlan
I'hiinh. with the Kev. I'. VV. Kerr
offlriiillniT Interment wua In Hoav
Mill remeieiy.
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AiiroHiullon Hill I'aaM-a
Sfiuili- Willi Addition )rr lloiim-
lllll 1'olul la S Million.
W'ASIII.WtTON. fell. 1H - Wllli-
out h lerord vule the Hcnale tnnlKht
pueiied the iiiiiiumI rlveia and hibol
hill. ciitryliiH uipriipr!.it lona of 133.-
Oilii.ouo ur K.uuu.uuu mine than the
nr. Kin. i linupe measure. The bill
now fc-oen to conference.
The tueiiNure hud teen before ilia
aennte neaily a week lili.l n ut
lucked by hoih repiililli ans and ileiu-
(u ralM who inn me I that miiiii of III
provlaioiiN weie unnect aeuri . He-
lure the final vnie. the eente re
jected ii luliKtnulH hy He ihi lor King
maii.M'.. iniintv tai tn i r I'tiih i.. uiiiii. i.i.. t . nun iiihi ...
'jKt-oi. i mm. in ur i'iikit woo llel.l llle
piiMllnui liefore Mr. Ilaker and Mian
I iirrie lAiseit iniinly home demon-
atrallon uaent held a conference with
funnel In the Mrnken Arrow dlatrlct
at llruki'ii Arrow Tueadnv.
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I'AT MAI.UiY prominent Tulna
uttorney and vice preeldent of the
('onatuiitltl u-finery will deliver the
pr niilpifl uddreaa ut the Meiwlon of
the hanki'iB' convetitinu In Krtrt
Worth. Tennii on Wa.ihUigton'a
Idrthdav.
A tillASS 1 IKK O.N" a vacant lot
hi. annwti'i' tli.il me tenim wouiii tie ...
((.D1.-.I That. then wua a needleea ! "treeta culled out the fire-
.i.rilin' of life. ineii i j o chick tueHiiny iirternoiiii.
The tlirtimtia were retrealliiiT tin-i ''-. nr iiru wiin
.r f;re. but their fH an very ef- Kunny sui ka ufter the lot had b'en
Mini ill ii very deadly fnah-j M" " iron.
Alien kuI.I Hie Itril.ah! A 11.1. Kt i IC A M r KOM Ivan U
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r III1 'II mill.. .nT- ...--- - ...an .1 .-
In reply tiomu'ea the Mare urrlval from Itor
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1'iriuK at the Hinne fltne.
i a iuie'lon he eaiil It nail lieen
j:nl llial Ainerlciiii Ioh were
fatrr tiiiin inoae 01 ine iiiin-ii 111-
i:!i(. lint that lie ;m tiiianie to i-.ii
mulller Una hiie.
governor alio appealed lie-
!; the aenale lilllltui y coniiitlili e
mil repealed 111 part hla atatement
of rrelerday regardlHH lllo Jjth dl-
iimon.
What Is Ihe purpoae of them di
mtirfii; we won the fight illdn'l
i? lukrd Hettattrr Klrby of Ai kan-
.ia ileiuocrul lnlerriiiling the gnv-
nor.
ttnliiancr l Tiutp.
"The iiuipiute ia to find out w hy all
i.j ordnance that we puid for did
otrrKe In time" he replied. "We
ton tne name out we won H nun u
iTllilr lone."
"HefiHe you get thrnuKh I would
it tor ou lo give us a report on
in ffficient work of your organlza-ion-
the Y. M. I'. A. I h'ne heard
Bey of the Y. M. V.. A. than any
t.'nr (irKamiuUwn Id France." Mild
iVmior Kliby.
"Ve had to meet it certain amount
f antlr lain.'' the governor replied.
Tl Y M. C. A. waa the only orgaii-
.Mtlnn that auld anything In France.
H Miik over lae army cnnteeiiM and
itiffe mere many rhargea of iiofll-
lTtter IToacntPil.
toong the letter prenenteii to the
N'uae louimltiee wua one from Col.
'irl lljttme of thn 1 39th Infantry
nl Ihe J.'iih tllvlelon. who wrote:
'Someone ought to tell them u limit
I. NOlia oee here; how we were atrip.
ItJt-iif Manketa and had ninimer un-
ilfraear ami no overeoMta for Ihe
A-fonne flghl during which wound-
"I men aliiUmt froze to death. No
nibulani en fop .1 hnur.-and then
"'iy Mix to nine email one to haul
!(") wounded men in alx day
kTntr aniliulancea frequently took a
W ii;ta m 1: l..u in ..u . . u n nAM
'i"i!al iuhI iiiiuxy men died on the
'if. We finally evacuated atretchcr
r" b the hundreila In trucks."
governor alao preaented other
''Sis fnini prlvataa and off.cer.a re-
'felt eiinilai- condlllone. one from
jijmii i.. I'erKitiM. who wa in charge
"I Tlie remount utatlnn of the dlvt-
"1T. who auld that Ihe dlvlaion waa
limit a aufflrient number of hornr
t'gioie the artillery and thnt many
"tlli animals wero "unfit fur xerv-
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Pd'KKA. iA a-eh. IS. - The
-a house ij lreaenlatlvea to-
'lt iaie a fPV ion recotnmend-i"f-io
i ongreH Tmit the "daylight
plan" "be not adopted thl
It'inix of the HI lit loaai" artlllerv of
which regiment he aiuraeverul other
Tula i liuva were inemhrr. The ahlp
liiinlr Allghelrl landml Monday even-
ing. I
l.t'1'IK CAKAI.IH. one of Ihe pro-
prietnra of the 4 Htar candy kitchen
haa "returned home after aeveial
month In Ihe army lie waa a mem-
ber of an Infantry company atatloned
at Camp Travla and had received
order to leave fur a point of em-
barkation when the urmiallctt Inter-
vened. '
THK l'llTM I NSl'CCKHKI I I. at
tempt within a month by women
prlaouera to eacupe from the city
jail wa made Monday night after
aeveral of tlmin had crawled through
the hole which they had dug under
the wall. The women were caught
In the hallway Juat na they were to
go nut of the door by Chief of Police
Allen who took them back to their
cell.
l.ll.l.li; l AMl'IIKIJ the negreaa
nrreated at HapUlpa Saturday hy Hpe-
clul Officer T. A. Hubbard with 24
plnta of whleky waa held to the fed
eral grand Jury eterday afternoon
hy I tilted Ntalea I omm aaluner J. II
WllkliiN after prellnilnary hearing on
a charge of Introducing whisky Into
tikliihoma. I Ion rl waa fixed at
$ l.tmo. The woman made bond urid
wan releuHed.
WHII.K Vt IH NOT. generally lea
Hied 7"''"i county ranked third In
the elate In the production of cotton
luai year according to 0. X. Nutin
of Porter In an addrea to farmer
at Sklalook which la the cotton cen
ter of the1 county. Mr. Nimo "aid
that If more attention waa paid lo
ih (a crop Tulsa county could eaally
lend the Male.
AN' FK I'XlflVK ugainat the per
nl.liiiia Knglleh aparraw will be
waged by nie.nbera of the Klka' club
some tune thli week aa la foreahad
owed hy application of the club to
the chief of pol ce to uee Unman can
dlea in the campaign. The Utile bird
are becoming a real tfulaance and
thirl method lMto tie taken following
the failure of anialt boy with air
rifle to eliminate the pela.
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AN' IN'TFHF.STlN'il I'ltdORAS!
will attend the first meeting of the
Tulau Itotary rluh lnce the return
of the big delegation from the dla-
trlct conference held at Oklahoma
Cily laat week. A. W. Itoth and Uan
Oavlilsnn will he the principal
apeaker and Carl ;tf field will of-
ficiate In the capacity of Kudu Ian.
Early Spring
Oxfords
for
Women
In Mahogany ntl Black Kid with high Louis
heels and welt solea. They have long vamps
and blind eyelets. An Oxford of this quality is.
usually sold at $10 to $12.
We will offer this extraordinary
value all this wek in A B. C
and D widths;
all sixes; for
only
$8.85
XflTirt" W now liare. with na Mr. VA I. Ktrlngrr who
waa fornifrir with tt tJiiarantiv Shoo KUire. Mr. Htrtnyrr
l an rinert on foot troohlrw. and haa rluirge of oiir Ortlio-
Pllc Deparummt. All cibjiiI nation anil coiianltatlon frrc
JOHNSON BROS. SHOE STORE
NEXT DOOR NORTH OF WONDERLAND
he expended n a walerwdin com-
inlaal.in. Anolner aulmill uie liy Heu-
ii l or Hiniiiil of I l. ill iiiiiuii I.iiIiik
llf'.nuO.UUD ii.li was Uifeaied. 311
lo 10.
After three hour debate the aen-
ute adopleal ii lo Id. an ameudiiient
hy Xeinttor IiiioiiI of Wiacon'.n uu.
thorlxlng the tnternailonal Jo lit cum-
in 1 1 Ice of the 1'nlied mates and Can-
uila to InveRtlgate thn ad vlaalilllty of
an ocoun-golng waleraay to connect
the HI. 1 .aw re nee river mid the ilreut
Ijikea by enlarging the Wellund ca-
nul. The aenute alao adopted an
.imendment by Senator (wider of
New York authorizing a eurvey of a
nh'.p canal to connect Ilm Ureal
lAikrm and the llildaun river.
Aa aent to conference the hl'1 pro-
vldea for 75 new projecta for more
than authorised In the liouee nieaa
ure. The largeat new aenale 'Item
waa 14.000.000 for the const rucnn
nf lockaand duin in Ihe oh.o and
Allegheny river.
Tliw hnuae ptuvlainn appropriating
13. Out). 000 for thn pun haae of the
Chesapeake and Ielawre canal wa
reiairied by the senate
On motion of Seniitw ll of
llllnola. the aenute '.ncreaed thn up-
proprlatlon for work on the M !:
slppl river from the mouth of the
Mlmourl to Minneapolis from $250-
000 to 1500000. The aenute also
iidnptml ah amendment hy IVnator
Sheppun) of Texas authorlxlng ex-
penditure of I7S3.OO0 already author.
Ir.ed to complete the Oalvealon. Tex-
ii a. aeawall
An iitnandment liv Henator Hniool
provided that none of the appropr a-
tlona authorlr.ed for Improving wa-
terway could be expended utiles lo.
c.il Interest provided auitable water
lermlnala for vetauK
HEARING OF COMPTROLLER
WILLIAMS IS CONTINUING
WASHIXOTOV. Feb. 1 U John
Sltelton WlU'.ama. runiplroller of the
currency and Wade Cooper a Waah
ington banker today continued their
teailtnony tiefone an executive seaalon
of the aenale banking committee In
connection with the reappointment
of Mr. 'Williams. Another wltnta
waa Norholtne Kohinann local cor-
respondent for a Huffalu newspaper
who ha lieen charged by Mr. W'll-
liama with attempting to defeat the
confirmation of hi nomination. Mr.
Itohliiaxin waa understood to have
reiterated denial of the charges.
Senator Week of Maaxvhuaett.
reappeared before the committee In
behalf of his bill to transfer the
comptroller's dutle to the federal
reserve board.
Ilfty-Flfth niiltrrnarr of Founding
of rlT W ill llo Ohacrvcd II v
IVIkm laMlgc
Knlghla of PytC4 of Tulaa and
member of visiting lodge will Join
here Thuiaduy In celebration of the
fifty-fifth anniversary of the order.
Arrangement for the occasion are
ill charge of Kllver Plume lodge.
No !!.
In honor of thj on.iaioii arrange-
ment have been made for taking
In a clue of 10 soldiers In uniform
Special sen Ices have been provided
and till will he una of thn feature
eventa of the evening The Pythian
ller will serve supper In the Pyth
ian laalle hall from fullo lo 7:30
p. in. and ull Pytliiuns Irrespective
of niemliershlp. are Invited and
urged to take supper at Ihe hall.
Following supper will he iniial:.
addrrsa of welcome mid response
from visiting mem lien The rank
of Page will then he conferred by
a aelectet team fintii silver Plum
laidge: the rank of Ksuulre will be
conferred by the prUe winning team
of Uncoil) lodge .No !" of Chand
ler. Following the rank of F..iilre
will be a midnight lunch after which
the lank of Knight will he conferred
hy the futuoiiH degree tram of Okla
homa lodge Nil I m-'Kii. hy the
hand.
In Pythian riicle tin event will
he the most notable of Ihe eur and
will be held simultaneously with
1.000 other in all purlx of the
country.
HwHul Train I 'mm Capital.
Oklahoma bulge No I haa char
tered a special train and will arrive
here nt t o clock Thursday night
bringing I la celebrated three rank
degree team and t'ytluan band of
2."i piece. The Oklahoma City sye.
clal will atop at Chandler and take
on the prlie winning degree team
of Lincoln lodge No. 111.
Among the many notable who
will attend the celebration here are
Supreme Ftepreaentatlve Harold
nrunt of Chandler: ".rand Chancel-
lor J. C. (lilmore of Oklahoma Cltv:
Grand Vlee-rhanrellor .1. I). Car-
mlehael of Chlckasha; (lisud Prelate
Thorns C. nn of Chandler; Orand
Keeper 'oT Werorda and Seal Albert
O. nomine of Hnbart; lirnil Inner" rtellnnuent lax account.
Ouard W. W. Holder nf Kellrvf.b
Paat Grand Chancellor Samuel F.
(Hdney of Muskogee: Plat lira nil
Chancellor II. F. SUIlwell of liartlea-
vllle and many othera who have
gained prominence In the orde.r
By Tri Aisoristed rrs
tlKNKVA. Feb. HI.--A lepurt re
ceiie.l here from Innelirtirk aays ' St'rgwiil
tin nier Knipeior I harles or Austria
Is n prisoner In the castle nulslde
Vienna where he I being guarded
by socialist. (
The reports add 'that Charles de-
Hires to emigrate to America with
hi family na a civilian. Moat of III
fortune I laid In have been placed
In the I'nlted Stale
I rgca Prliute OwiM-rxlilp.
n.MAIIA .Neb Feb. Id - Henry A
VV'heeler president of the I'nlted
.'.ale chamber of commerce Waah.
I button livid :'0U0 delegates In the
I tiau-.1lsM.iflpii readjustment con-
' tfreee w hich opened Its session here
today that better railroad aervloe U
oblH nablo under private owneralilf)
of the railway Una than under pule
lie ownership. 'There haa been a
luffing of enthusiasm ingenuity nd
initiative under government control"
in iipi inirii.
l ink iif Marines rilvis
liml Mat l Atahllsh lnol.iiiiricrx
for ho Hlalrli'l llrrr.
SAYS T. P. L. WASTES
ENERGY CRITICISING
. ..
John Haver Toils CiniimlsMliincrs That
lawguo Klioiild Cii-on rate Willi
Administration.
In a speech before Ihe city com-
mlsRlniier at the open meeting held
Tuesday John lliuei. lorul atlnrnev.
discredited the T.ipuei I'mtectlve
league and It amwi'ii pm pnse of ad-
Juallng the paving tux sltuailoii and
commended the city on the wntk it
had done toward this ind Mr.
Haver slated that h waa talking as
a cltlxen with (lie purpose of doing
what he nould to mnlntaiii the val-
uable rating of Tulsa paving a rlpt
whlrh I pui i bused by big eualern
Invealora.
Ihe illy haa no ontie.-t hut wl'h
hla work In collecting delliniuent!
taxes. Haver said The pa v Inn sei Ipl
Is sol I to the big brokerage concern
by the local contractors. these
brokers In turn engage Tulsa attor-
ney to make the collection u n 1 file
suit againat dellnuueni If neceaaary.
According to Mr. Haver membeta
of the taxpayer league ' would ac-
compllah much more If they devoted
to co-operation with the i lly offlclsla
one-tenth of the energy they are ex-
pending In criticism uf the munlrlpal
administration. tine person In Ihe
office of the commissioner of finance
and revenue cmlld eliminate the de-
linquency trouble If hla entire time
waa dsvoted to hla work In Ih be-
lief of Mr. Haver. The alleged rob-
bery of cltlxen an pact between the
city and Independent local attorney
I declared to he a myth o
Attorney Haver slated that W.. T
Tlrady president of Ihe Taxpaer
league owed oma IJ.OOO ou ill) odd
Then you contend do you Mr.
Haver" asked Mayor Hubbard "that
thl I a 'Delinquent ' Taxpayer!
league?'
"Ye. lr that ll exactly" re-
sponded the attorney.
HE'D NEVER SEEN
ITS LIKE BEFORE
Steele Had to Quit Railroad-
ing on Account of Bad
Health.
"If I could apeak with everybody
personally who ha stomach trouble
and rheumatism. I would tell them
to take Tanlae for 1 have tried It
myaelf and have never seen anything
like It." waa the atatement made hy
.1. T. Kteele of Shirley III. recently.
Mr. Steele who I now employed In
a general atore in vntriey was ror-
merely a conductor on the KA N. rail
road which position he atale Me
had to give up on account of bad i
health. "
"A number of year ago while rail-
roading;" he continued "I begun auf- !
ferine from toinrh trouhle and i
rheumatism and ket getting worae i
In spite' of all I could do. My appe-
tite left me and I would Buffer ter
ribly from Indigestion and gaa on the I
atoinach after every meal. My head i
ached a great deal nf the time I also !
Buffered ngonlea from rheumatism
and felt tired worn out and no ac
count all the time. I simply got to
where t had to he a rareful aa a
bnhy about my eating waa very pale
and finally became o thin nnd weak
wa forced lo give up railroading altogether.
About thl time t began to aee
Teniae recommended very highly
and decided to'aee If ll would help
me na othera aald It had them. My
stomach soon got In shape to where
could eat cabbage bean meat.
potatoea and just anything else I
wanted without the slightest trouble
afterwards. Ho I kept on taking
Tunlac and when I finished my fifth
bottle my rheumatism and all my
other trouble had disappeared and
I had gjulned 15 pounds In -weight
beldea. That waa nearly three
i-'ars urn hilt I have held my weight
nia iren line to tnis gooq nay. so i
can testify to both the Immediate
and lasting results that come from
the tiae nf Tanlae unnd I firmly be-
lieve 1P"t had known about It In lima
I could have continued my railroad
work. . No doubt there are lot of
people today suffering like I did be-
fore I took Teniae and If I can show
theni the road to health I think ll I
nothing but right that I should do
o."
Taplac Is old In T'ila.1 by Quaker
Drug company. 1 Puritan Iimg coni-
pn nd by the lending druggist
In prnrtlcllv every rl'v town and
village In America Ad
Style for Men
The Fashion Park
designing rooms
develop a style idea
on an entirely practical
basis.
Any one can make
a suit that f iu
but for tyle7
Fashion Park cleverly
predominates
Spring Styles ready today
$33 and more.
Curtis cBrouto 2o.
PHOENIX
BILK HOBK
DOBfVS
HATS
VASSA It
I'NDERWEAR
Wheth-r or not Tulsa la lo be
made u permanent t ect u.llng cChter
will be ileli rmlne.l Una week I'V
Sergt ll.irry II. Fluk of the I'nlted
Slate:) marine toii who urilv.'dj
yeetenliiy. He a ill temalii here a'
few ilaia InvexlU itlng Ihe adils ibll-'
It y oi opening permanent ve -run-lug
ltlon In Ihe cily. lo iie Fast
ern Oklahoma.
"In war times ' aaul Sctgrani FinK.
"Tulsa w i the In i tow n Jn the en-
tire Kanaaa Cily diaiib t fur lecrul a
Analatitnt Postmaster llulph Jnhiiann
hits heen one of nut beet posimiiaier
recruiter ami did au.h splendid;
work that we opened a station beie
last July This Ktiulun sent in mme
men than ati sulHlatiou In the dis-
trict but wii illwonilnne.l a short :
lime before the armistice If I aiic-
ried In aigning n mffli ieilt nnint'erl
of reel nit this week I will rn'imi- I
mend lo the' officer In charge that
Tulsa be made a permunetii lecriilt-
Ing renter for this part of the atitte."
o la an "Old Timer."
Peigeant Fink I nn "old time"
murine who has seen service In
t'hlua and other foreign counttlea
He mail' mil n v fileinl here lael
summer when be assisted in opening
Ihe i eel ult lug off. ess at l oui th and
Main streets.
HI headiiiiiriei while here will
be at Ihe poetofOre whei he call
be foil tn1 every day from to to 12 H
m. and 2 In 4 p. m At other I line
he will be at the nklnhotim hotel.
A GOOD
SUIT
Whon you buy one of
those high-grade suit ut
$25.00
None Higher
you not only aave from 7 to
110 In real money but yuU
gel a suit of clothe that hag
alvle. iUallty and woakman.
hlp three isaentlal feature
111 entiling .Many of the
ulta ara of material t hut lira
Just the light weight and
at) le that will hit worn till
spring.
Othera at $18 and $21
mm-
mm
Holmes Clothes Shop
223 S. MAIN
j1 S ""
m r
J
SPRING FOOTWEAR
Arriving Daily -Including the Popular
Oxfords and
Pumps
Following our uflual policy
we offer the lateit styles at
the beginning of the Reason
when you mot desire
them at a aing of II
to .1 a pair.
Ixiw heel pumps; patent or (lull; for grown girl; jJJ Jg
iAiw'heei piitnpV; 'patent 'or dull kid; for young ladles; je
Jaiw heel pumps; patent or dull kid; ) 6)
High 'lieel' pumps'; 'paiei'it.' duli or vlcl; (fi t QT . Qi QP
plain or with buckles jVJtJ lf I'tJ
High heel pumps; brown kid; with buckle gpj
Covered heel pump; patent or dull kid Jpe (IP
at pJ7J
Covered heel Colonial pumps; (jg f
af:1"'. to $6.45
Oxfords; high or low heel in brown kid; QfJ g
Oxford; covered heel In vlcf kid Qf
REMEMBER These prices assure you a substantial
saving on each pair. . The quality ii there.
"ASK YOm KMKKUN ABOFT I N"
Tulsa Upstairs Sample ghoe Co.
Over rluc- Theater. 2I South Main St. lpMsll Kreww.
."Walk Uptalr aud Save a Dollar"
PER DOZEN
A Wholesome Pure Food Substitute
That Cuts the High Living Cost
Think of it! A carton of nice fresh eggs for 8 1-Sc per docen wouM-
not be a bigger bargain or do more in cooking than one 26e package of
Egg-0. Science haa at last given American housewives a aubttiiuta for
eggs that is not only cheap but positively wholesome healthful and aatla-
factoy in every way. You may know thia when you realise that they are
composed of ingredients taken from pure fresh milk egga and rice. One
trial will positively convince you of its economy and its merit.
Easy to use as baking powder; simply substitute a teaspoonful of
Fgg-0 for whole egg (or Vhip-0 for whites of eggs in any recipe you
now use.) Costs less than a penny per spoonful and gets the same or
better results. A package replacing 36 egga for 26c. .
mm
wxrajinvre)
I Km m asauaaai
MMa aaaaaat
KtaHM wall f la'
a aeeaiaf j.
Ram qhUlt
Kgg-O: for lelng.
angel food: msr-
tnfus and whit
ef tear reipe. Ht
t he iraft.
iour Grocer Haa It 3 Dae. Caa 2S )
I'hont the g rorcr now (or a 23c ttackaga
enough lo replice J doscn eggx. Trr it in -all
your cooking; you'll be delighted
EGG-0 RECIPE BOOK FREE
Our ggpert dietitian. L. E.
Ortngcr for JO year a famotii
chef proved then recipe with
Kgg-O anil wrote the booklet
A poftrird rtqueit brings it
1
-wi KGG-0 MFG. CO.
I Oklahoma City
w
Mr. J. P. Hawkins
and
Mr. J. E. Rawlings
Announce to their friends and form-
er customers that they have bought
the business of the 1
STANFORD FURNITURE GO.
123 EAST SECOND STREET
and are ready for business with a stock of Rood furni-
ture carpets and stoves at prices that are as low as
good business principles will permit. All bills due either
member oJ the firm are payable at 123 East Second
street bur new location.
Hawkins & Rawlings Furniture Co.
123 East Second St. f Opposite C. T. Bumgarner Fur. Co.
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