Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 188, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 12, 1922 Page: 2 of 6
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12. 1022.
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SAPULPA HERALD
BAPULPA'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER
Bapuliy, Creek County, Oklahoma
Entered as second-class mail matter, September 3, 1914, at Uiu
postolfico at Supulpa, Oklahoma, under the act
_ of March 3, 1879. _
JOHN W. YOUNG...........................Editor and Publisher
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT-
John II. Docker..................................ManaglnR Editor
’ advertising department
M. T. Hubbard...............................Advertising Manager
Mra. Faye Iteeco Dunlap..................( . shier and Bookkeeper
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Phone 135
DELIVERED DY CARRIER ANYWHERE IN SAPULPA AND
KIEFER
One Week ...............................................16 rente
Three Months (Must Be Paid In Advance)............... 11.60
One Year (Must Be Paid In Advance)........................$6.00
BY MAIL ANYWHERE IN U. S.
One Year ....................................................?6.f»0
Six Months ..................................................$3.00
Three Months ...............................................$1.50
ALL MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
ADVERTISING SERVICES
Murray Cut syndicate
Mcyer-Bolh Ad Service
TELEGRAPH NEWS SERVICE
The Herald receives, daily, the telegraph news report of the
United Press Association and the International News Service, the
two largest afternoon wire services In the world Iu addition the
Herald maintains the best city and county news gathering staffs
of any paper twice its sire in the state.
TELEPHONES
Business. Advertising and Subscription.........................185
General News. Society and Editori.il Department.......•»........135
number 6 Harison, blew in at 2985; ontdred the burning building. . Shr
feet with an initial production ofi*.,s burled beneath a pilo of burn-
5.000 barrel:;. Heavy gas pressure, jug timber when tho roof collapied.
was evident. The flow gradually None of tho household effects nor
increased amt at a late hour ta»t!any of tho personal effects of the
night a M»lid 12 Inch stream of *>» boarders wort saved,
was being emitted. The well was
running wild.
matron, wtll Informally opni the. ittlslucsn S' slung will begin tomor- 1 ry HEKAED WANT
e dons nt 2:1A this afternoon, row. ADS F'jr Quick Rcsulf
Today the flow was _____
i nimated at 35,000 lerrcls the l.irg j Ql D TIME COLD
e*t production of any well in thi | WLU-limcuuLU
fb id. and the i ggi \ tUHfc UK,NI' ,tA*
cr in the gulf coastal fields.
BURNS TO DEATH
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Gen a small package of Hamburg ®
Breat Tea at uny pharmacy. Take a j
tublcspoouful of this lmmburg toa. .
_ put a cup of boiling water upon It, ]
IN STRANGE FIRE!*” “H? '
- - most effective way to break a cold j
MYSTERIOUS BLAZE TAKES LIFE HB,<? C,Ur° Kril>’ aS..lt tho Por<,»- J
relieving congestion. Also loosens |
OF MRS. BELLE BICKERS. the bowels, thus breaking a cold at .
-- once. ‘
BRISTOW. Oklu. Mrs. B< II. « «• inexpensive nod entirely vn |
_ , ,, getahle, therefore harmless.—Adv. t
• kers, 14, was burned to death _ 1
two mile west of Bristow :it mid EASTERN STAR MEETS. '
night whin fire of mysterious origin OKLAHOMA CITY. April II. —
completely destroyed the Fosiei Over 1.200 women from all over
bi .tilling house. the state are here for the fuur-
Ti-n people were asleep in the tei-nth. annual session of the Grand
house when the flames were dis i Chapter of Oklahoma, order of tin-
covered by Mrs. Bickers. She sun iCasDrn Star. Meetings will con-
’ 'l“‘l 'n arousing ail of them an i J tiitu>< fur tlirco days. Mrs. Sarah
for some unexplainable eauso re- A. Morris, Oklahoma City, grand
Kibby-Sireene i’o.
rasmomanLC wowfvs mi iff
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. SALVATION:—If thou shall confess with thy mouth
the Lord Jesus, and sh.i t believe in thine heart that God
9 A hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.—
Romans 10: 9.
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BEVF.RIDGF. TO SET AN EXAMPLE. |
Mr. Alfred J. Beveridge, who is seeking Mr. Harry New’s j
seat in the United States Senate, is determined that no question of i
purchase price shall arise in Indiana. It may be that no large ,
amount of money would be used iu the race, but Mr. Beveridge, ■
being experienced in politics, fully realizes that the safest place to »
raise the money question, or prevent an issue over money, is at I
the polls. ' I j
Mr. Beveridge has announced that he will close his campaign j
headquarters in Indianapolis, and every week will publish a sworn, |
itemized statement of his expenses. 1 his is clever campaing di- ,
plomacy.
If the opposition will not do likewise, the voters will fe"l like j
it is to their interest to support Mr. Beveridge. |
And the weekly publication, as a sworn statement, of cam- |
paign expenses, surely will not impair the reputation of the Senate, j
Indiana, at least, should he in a position to maintain that the Sen- <
atorial verdict was decided by the voters and their ballots.
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Thursday and Friday
Great Sale of Tweed and
Jersey Suits
Offering the Season's Most Sensational Val-
ue? !n Two Croupes:
I'} 75
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Easter Suits
One Fourth Off
Wo are giving a dis-
count of 25 percent on
every suit in our store.
Now is the time to select
your Easter suit at this
big saving as well as get
a swell suit. All mater-
ials, all colors, all styles.
There’s one for you.
Capes
One Fourth Off
Al! capes in the store go
at the above discount. A
very popular wrap at a
very popular price. See
them tomorrow.
Big Line of Hats
at $4.85
These hats are values
up to $8.00 and include
every color and every
shape.
Sizes 14 to 42
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A Special New \ork Purchase That Must Be
Seen To Be Appreciated
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The now in).' b:ick, tailored ami ! cited model with Kovel pocket
effects Now Yorks lati t fashion decree all heautlTniljr tailored
and ilk lined, offered in this tinu uai twodiy • 11 • t
No two alike The colors are Copfn, Helilrooe, , Periwinkle,
rose, reindeer and brown. i
Another worth while example of Kiliby C-reen’ merchandising.
HOISERY TO MATCH
Pure silk, full fashioned, excellent quality
thi.c suits also on ale at $t.39.
SENATE GETTING BACK TO NORMALCY. 1
Judging by the unanimity and ease with which the Senate | •
ratified the work of the Arms Conference, the citizens must infer I
that the legislative branch of the Federal government is becom |
ing stabilized. If it may be taken to be a conclusive fact that |
Congress has decided to go to work, and give up debating and j
arguing, the people will not concern themselves as to the came of
the agreeable change in state of mind.
Citizens hdve cared very little about politics for some time, ! I
and the partisan differences in Congress caused them to care less I
about politics. The great public has been most interested in the |
settlement of business, social and government al problems, so that f
commerce might take to its regular course and governmental affairs |
might be serene and practically normal. ------------------- _
C ongress must have sensed, at las,t, the sentiment prevailing - ———__________
among the votors. At any rate, with business improving steadily. ■ M ^ M ^ ^ ^
it is a relief to note a lendenc j in public Bustler j
Lay members of a St. Louis denomination asked their clergy- j J
men to deliver shorter sermons, and the clergymen agreed to try I
twenty-two minute instructions. I he arrangement docsn t allow f
much time for a rest. j
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Congress is reported to be on cordial terms with President i
Harding. This is the impression that we get from the Way the j j
Senate took the disarmament measures.
ry to match
S. N. HATCHER & SONS.
Planing Mill
Sash Doors, Frames, Moulding, Screens, Cabinet
work and Stair Builders. Interior and I .'erior Tryn,
Flortine A Maze Glass and Varnish. Retail ,md Whole-
salers of Window Glass.
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A London scientist announces the novel theory that dr- urns T
are foils of the m:nd to preserve slcepfulncss. May we expect |
Wells to give us a Hamlet Revised? jv**
‘We Maintain Quality.’
| Telephone 1534
618 E. Dewey.
122-124 Eart Dewey, Phone 197
Sapulpa, Oklahoma
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Alberta, Canada, reports visitations there of a ghost that wieids .
an ax. Either a former woodchopper or political boss.
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ANOTHER GREAT citemant is inten c In the Hull oil
WFI I IN TPYAS fle,d* »,ar here today ns th» re nil
YY ill „f a 35i000 linrreI W0|| being br0(lght
■ * iu there late yesterday.
HOUSTON, Texas, A .1 11.—Ex- . The w«•!$, Monarch company's
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fAmerica’s Home Shoe Misti
GIVES NEW LIFE TO SHOES
The Shinola box has an easy turning-key that
automatically lifts the lid. No soiled hands or
broken finger nails.
Black, Tan, White, Ox-blood and Brown.
—Always 10c.
To make thoe neatneu an cr.ty habit — get (ho
SHINOLA Home Set.
A genuine bridle dauber which clear™ the
•boea, applies polish quickly and easily.
Large lambs' wool polisher brings
the shine with a few strokes.
If a bemt to s«V
“Shinola ”
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MISS SAYLOR’S
CHOCOLATES
If you have visited the Pacific Coast
they need no introduction. ‘The fin-
est and mo3t. delicious line of candy
ever brought to Sapulpa. Let your
wife and sweetheart be the judge.
City Drug Store
Phones 52 and I 152
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Young, John W. Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 188, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 12, 1922, newspaper, April 12, 1922; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1518680/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.