The Union News. (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, March 27, 1908 Page: 1 of 4
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THE BIG WEEKLY
VOL. I. NO. 42.
THE UNION NEWS
PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF THE LABOR UNIONS. THE FARMERS’ UNIONS AND THE UPBUILDING OF SAPULPA AND CREEK COUNTY
Sapulpa, Oklahoma, March 27, 1908,
LARGEST AND BEST
$1.05 A YEAR
KING IS NOT GUILTY Yes, We Give Piano Votes
The next witness called after the j thereto, watt mistaken iu the fuct,
< xumiuatiou of the proaecutiug wit- judging from the evideuce that has
ness, Frauk Kimball, iu the trial of been brought before the court iu the
heritT King, charged with perjury, trial of this cause,
before Judge Davis yesterday was The Court, however, is of the
Charles Apperaou He testified that further opinion that from all the
the whiskey was not put through a 'facts and the circumstances as ap-
trap door on account of mud being ptmivd iu tin* trial of this cause fo-
under the floor, but that the goods the defeudaut was justified iu
were removed. believing the truth of the matter as |
T. R. Johnson (colored) was theu stated by him in the trial of the,
called and he testified that the cases Apperaou case, and that from the
were uot muddy. evideuce on this trial, anyone would
Sheriff King took the stand and have been justified iu that belief
corroborated his former statement Therefore, the Court finds that
AM I OI.UtWM
100 votes witli each put
liOO
500
sot I
1000
Milker & Cask
VOTING IS LIVELY
ANNOUNCEMENT. ,
corroborated his former statement Therefore, the Court tiuds that | The News is authorized to announce k'ns 8t‘,re
as to the removal of the whiskey, as t|„, defeudaut did not wilfully aud ; the name of John G. Ellinghausen as a |liizi>| R
I(j his belief * __, - -____. ____ i. — ., i. . __.*,. ... .i,.,, i .. i>..,, c.. t *.♦ v *\ 11. i-m* v. suhlect to _... ___
That new Panama. Huy one at Jen-
nie uBirumiui um u.n, nmu... »**■* , Ine name oi diniu vi. --- Hazel Heed Hitchcock, reader, will
bis belief. I contrary to such oath testify to this candidate for City Attorney, subject to j,jVe an entertainment at ttie M. E.
Ky Febeck swore that Kim b«ll.matter knowing same t o be false; | the decision of the democratic conven- church, north. Tuesday evening, assist-
-I I . . 7..... :u ,i;a,.|mPlr»d i tion- ed by a musical program. Miss Hitch-
18 ‘“scbarged , Cock appeared at the Y. M. C. A. some
(JCome to the bankrupt ____ time mro and cave universal satirfac-
*“* Extra Specials Friday and Saturday
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bad solicited funds of him to defray therefore defendant .
the expenses of Attorney Robinsnu. :lu,i ],is bail exonerated
Hurt Gray’s testimony was to the j JU8IAH (J DavI8
effect that he was solicited by Kim. County Judge,
ball and he refused to contribute. 1
Frank lluxtou testified that
u iu solicited by Kimltall to cm.tr, b- ! - Bed , read> ^
,,te toward pay..* the cx|jce,c o ,1.50 full ,izc bci spred,. .pedal
,1,0 attorney; t ,,,t be a,kc center,.
Kimball if he did uot wish a loan * ... „ . .
nwtoad of a cm.trilrutioa au.l that! •*“>> «■»
Mr. Kimball said lie did uot want «j corners, J2.1»P $8.50 Jun.
loan hut a contribution. iper bed spread, raised center, very
John Gorman swore that he was j heavy, $2.38.
l ot solicited to contribute to the! Three extra specials in towels. 48x18
|.avmcut of the attorney fee. j to*
At the couclusiou of the evideuce, bleached Turkish, hemmed end, former
Judge Davis rendered the following price 30 cents, special each 1‘J cents.
decision, acquitting the defendant ; : Odd lot. 40x21 inch extra heavy linen
towels, plain or colored border, special
opinions of the comer. leach 22 l-2c.
Hv the Court, State vs. King— You kn >w what ••special” means.
That the defendant did, on or| Kucker’s Department Store,
about the 5th day of Fehrunry, 15>08,
lake an oath to testify to the truth, Five Flundred Club Reception,
the whole truth mid nothing but Mrs C)aU(j q Taylor did her part
t lie truth in this court, ou the trial ; yesterday afternoon by the reception
of one C Appersoti, this court being j tendered the Five Hundred ( lub at her
..court »hich had authority to a.l I her^l“f "."hmS W teS
minister an oath. remembered. The guests began to
The Court ia of further 7«.»»
that the defendant testified sujhers„f club. Th- prize was won
sfaiitiallv as follows on the trial of by Mrs. Rlakemorj of Maskogee and it
that cause; “I saw oue of mv depu- 1 was a handsome hand painted China
i i- . • , . »r- ' t........ elate. The consolation prize was won
lies handing whiskey to Mr. Ap| r-, {jy Mrs pr Schwabb, a lovely bunch
e»’i ''ill putting it under the floor ‘J cut carnationg>
through a trap floor.” A two-course luncheon was served.
The Court further Ms that i. is | 1SS
material in the trnn of tIn* Appcrson jj,e second course was ice cream with
ease. three different kinds of cake. The
.. ,, , guests reluctantly departed at 6, de-
I ho ( ourtis of t if fur tier opinion ,.|arjng that Mrs. Taylor knew how to
that the defendant iu testify ng entertain.
Fred Walter went over to Muskogee
today in the interest of the Taylor Ice
Cream Company.
Heal Val. lace, the 30c kind for 15c,
at Jenkins' sale.
John Welch, of the tirm of Graham &
Welch, spent Iasi evening in Tulsa and
attended a Masonic lodge meeting.
Attend Jenkins’ embroidery sale Sat-
urday and Monday.
Mrs. Jamersou, who has been
spending some time past with her
daughter, Mrs, W. l\ Hoover, here,
will leave tomorrow for her home in
New Mexico.
19-inch embroidery for 15c per yard
at Jenkins’ sale.
Vi3sr<M<r-son**w«. **•aiulu"lvor,al“u,irfa'"
(cnt&norUdy! CWUuSTL C McClunahan ,.f Ml. Vernon. In.
ev or corner Dewey and Walnut. Tele- 'diana, has decided to make Sapulpa his
nhone 27G home an is now conducting a neat lit-
” tie confectionery at the corner of East
You save at least one-half by buy- Dewey and Park. It will bear the name
ing at the bankrupt sale. Meyer and of the Sugar Bowl Confectioners.
Abraham. Buy your Spring Oxfords of Jenkins.
A decided change in the Frisco time They wear best and cost less.
table takes place next Sunday. No. 404, Mrs. DeCramer’s millinery store in
from Okmulgee, which has been tying gucker’s is the place to get that good
up at Tulsa, will run through to Spring- millinery. The prices are right and the
field. workmanship is first class.
Don’t fail to hear DeAlvis tonight at
the Scenic.
Mrs. Orville James aud daughter,
Miss Pauline, anil rfou. Master Or-
ville, Jr., left lust evening for a
visit with friends in Kansas City and
Independence.
Why pay $3.50 for the same Oxfords
Jenkinssell for $2.85?
.. Scenic Theater.. 3ijou Theatre
March 27 and 28
PICTURES
“Henry Hudson”
Don’t fail to have the children see
this wonderful production which will
be accompanied by a lecture on the
discovery of the Hudson River by
the Dutch.
“Mr. and Mrs. Jollyride take a
tamden ride” (Comic)
“In a Had Position.”
“host, a Pretty Dog.”
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
KITTY BROWN, by DeAlvis
DUANNUG, by Miss Schubert
“PROGRAMME”
False Accusation
Kind Heart Gentlemen
Lonesome Junction
SONG—School Days
Hear Ralph Ganve sing
‘School Days” at the BIJOU
Tonight only.
Come and see for yourself
Watch This
Space
TOMORROW
The number of cemeut walks that
are being constructed in the city are
deserving of much meutiou. South
Poplar is coming in for her share
this week. Considerable amount of
this work is under construction in
the eastern part, of the city.
Old papers and lots of them for
sale at this office, 5c per bundle.
For up-to-date millinery see Miss
Crawford at Jenkin’s. tf
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Adams are
enjoying a visit with Mrs. Adams
niece, Miss Margaret Ervin, of Col-
feyville.
The Evening News contest, which
closes at 8 o’clock Saturday evening,
is attracting much attention, and
about the only question to be heard
now on the streets is “Who will get
the piano?''
This office will not receive direct
subscriptions after ti o’clock tomor-
row (Saturday) evening. After that
hour if any person cr persons desire
to subscribe for the News, or if the
contestants have any subscriptions
which have not been turned in, they
will he presented with a large en-
velope continuing a voting blank on
which will lie printed lull directions
how to vote aud the amount of
votes allowed for each year’s sub-
scription. The money must lie de.
posited iu the envelope aud the
same put into oue of the ballot
boxes, which will he transferred
from the hanks to Joe Fulp’s store
after the hanks close tomorrow eve-
ning. We want this contest to close
promptly at the hour set aud by
usmg the above mentioned system
it will he au easy matter for those
who w ish to turn in votes to do so.
These envelopes and iiiauks will also
be at Mr. Fulp’s store iu the eve-
ning and any informatian desired
about votiug will be given.
Remember that tomorrow is the
lust day in which to work for this
elegant piano aud the numerous
other prizes and that now is the
time to ho getting the votes ready
so that no delay will he had iu the
counting. The contest will be iu
hands of the judges oue hour be-
fore time to close, or at 7 o’clock, as
all voting can be done with the en-
velopes us easy as through this
office.
Gent’s $3.50 patent, tan and gun met-
al Oxfords and shoes for $2.85 at Jen-
kins’ store Saturday and Monday.
Democratic Primary Call
The official call for the Democratic
convention will appear in full in tomor-
row’s issue of the News. Also the law
pertaining to those wishing to register.
Kinnaird ha* a 4-room house for rent.
A nice young work horse for sale. 20c embroidery for 10c at Jenkins’.
! Call at First National Bank. 1 guv new goods cheaper than old stock
28 3t w. tf | at Jenkins’ store.
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
=THIS WEEK ONLY
We will continue for This Week Only a deeper cut in prices than ever
Belts, Bags and Combs will Cf
Ip £
Fancy Silks Q Q *
1 -3 ?
go at Jl
IU dollar
go at - UU
1 oft
Men’s Clothing and Hats to Close out at 50 cents on the Dollar
%
Everything is Sold Without Profit For this week.
Come ana see and you will stay to buy : : : :
MODEL DRY GOODS COMPANY
Opposite St. James Hotel
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Stirling, George T. The Union News. (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, March 27, 1908, newspaper, March 27, 1908; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1531272/m1/1/?q=%22%22%7E1: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.