Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 248, Ed. 3 Friday, February 2, 1923 Page: 2 of 22
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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1928.
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Oklahoma City Girls Are
U. S. ENDS ALL
Honored by State School
(Continued frem Fage 1.)
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rectors of the rallronds have been in-
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Kellar, declaring
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A tonic laxaive and germ de.
to run. When th.y did the told them Cold,
the moat popular giri in the dormi
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FEDERAL OIL TAX
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the government to withdraw Ita de-
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an additional ten days to reply.
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TOMORROW ONLY
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$15.00 LaTausca Pearls
$20.00 LaTausca Pearls
$25.00 LaTausca Pearls
Buying
Dia-
DIAMOND RINGS
SET IN THE MOST UP-TO-DATE MOUNTINGS
$ 9.50
$11.50
$14.50
$19.50
See Us
Tomorrow!
tor the higher education of women,
dorton cullege, celebrates the sem1-
centemnil of ita ovening this year.
' ceing
i tabled
They Are Thrifty
Because They Save
$1.00 a Week
It's a Genuine
Bargain
the larg amount of money on
at the lima of the robbery.
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Senator Heflin denied any infraction
of the rules, the proceedings, inelud
inK the vice president’s ruling against
the Alabana senator, were vacated
and an Appenl from the ruling went
over until today.
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government was passed by the house.
It was prevlously approved by the sen-
ate.
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5 llet saumslon to ths United States
Above. Miss Georgie Hyers, youngest murrer and to file an answer on or be-
daughter of dudge S. , Byers, voted
tilde mnet nori, cir» in N.NT:. MneeLe
We will move
next week to our
two new stores:
307-309 W.
Main St.
112 N. Robinson
Ave.
Every man who desires better clothes, but who has let price stand in the
way—and every man who would have nothing short of Kuppenheimer qual-
ity, yet is anxious to economize, can now buy the best to be had at prices;
that seem almost unbelievable.
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Operating Expenses
The Reduction,
Miss Mildred Smith and Miss
Georgie Byers Popular
Among Chickasha Stu-
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ou$ most of that section the ground
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- INCOME SHOWN
All Boys’ Overcoats
1-2 Price
All Boys’ Suits,
1-4 Off
All Boys
Furnishings and
Shoes.
25% to 50% Off
$35 Suits and $23 35
$55 Suits and Qoe PA
Overcoats.....^OV* 6 v
50c
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Reeves Sworn in as 1'. s. Judge.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2.—Albert L.
Teeven, was sworn in here today as an
additional federal judge tor the distriet
of Western .Missouri
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fore March 1. The plaintiff was given
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commission and the president are un- i
derstood to be giving close attention
to the situation in each house, where
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England « most Tai
New York Standard Declares Dividend
, NEW YORK, Feb. 2 —The Standard
I Oil company of New York today de.
dared the first quarterly dividend of
25 cents a share on its new iasue of
925 per Mock. The dividend rate on 1
th* old $100 per stock. which the pres.
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cceoula be issued and wife and child de- ent issue supplants, was it a quarter
1serters would no longer be safe In As the $23 par stock was issued at the
D’eaving the state, Fred Parkinson, rate d twelve shares for each $100
state examiner and inspector, will re-1 par share, the new rate, bringing $4.20
■port to the senate on the expenditire on each twelve shares means an in
Fot funds voted by the Seventh legis- crease of 20 cente quarter.
On Every Suit
and Overcoat
in Our Store
Food Is Low, Germans Say.
Many Ruhr cities and towns a e
complaining to the French authori-
ties that their food suppiles are get-
ting lower. The burgomaster of Reck-
linghausen has informed headquar-
iters that his people have only enough
potatoes to last ten days. This vege-
Brothers do a large credit buninesn Twe men ransacked the home of
with city employes, and Thursday be y A. Higgins, 739 Wewt Main
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2.—Oral argu-
ments in a suit testing validity of the
i federal revenue tax on oil transported
by plpe lines were indetinitely post-
poned in federal court here today
when Judge John C. Pollock permitted
PULARITY contests recently
held in Oklahoma College for
ing pay day, most of the < untomers street and atole a fur plece worth
paid their Mils, which accounts for $6 nnd two milk dresnes, 1am
hand Wednesday afternoon, according to a
Tomorrow only we are going to sell our stock of LaTausca Pearls up to $25.00 at
special prices. Every strand of pearls is of the indestructible grade with which
a permanent guarantee goes with each strand. We will have them in either 18
or 24-inch. The appearance of these pearl necklaces is not easily described,
each have the marvelous interplay of glowing light and the superlative attrac-
tion of delicate orbes. Each strand of these LaTausca pearls is a replica of the
one proceeding which cannot be conveyed in words. Each one denotes beauty,
wealth and fashion. Bring only 50c and secure yourself one of these beautiful
“frauds
G. T. Lackey, direetor was elected iority going to Miss Georgie Byers as
the president during the most popular girl In the Nelli*
mthe last session. Charles Hoopes Spark* dormitory. Mina Byers la th.
. Isecretary, was elected operating man- daughter of Judge S. A. Byers of the
tisuger and Inatrurted to take ear* of Selkirk hotel. Although only 16 years
lenthe auditing department, the treas- old, she is a graduate of Central high-
haurer department and the operation nchool and is now busily engaged in
of all freight and passenger cars. ' mpletine her education in the col
No extensive plans for work during lege at Chickasha. Her associates in
ne1923 were laid out at this time but it ' the college declare she is not only
j| was decided to have Hoopes outline
what expansion was necessary and
ressubmit his plans at a iter dat^.
W arm stylish overcoats for this winter and next—handsomely tailored suits
for now and spring wear. Come, see them for yourself—Our entire stock to
the neat fell buck and fifteen
to keep the money but return the stroyer. The box bears the signature
purse. At thia th* men are alleged of K W Grove. (Be sure , , get
to have said. "Why, we have both." , BROMO) 30c. (Adv.)
— amuv-. . .. less Women in Chickasha, resulted in the'
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FNrl0ed the annual meeting of the tonpleea.ot honon:.Mi2 8.M ’7* Na
onn ltockholders 1 the Oklahoma Rail- dine:3 m ith.dauzhter Ot Mr. and Mra
may comnany. Friday. I Osear H, Smith, who until rwn"'
,22315226 zommpnrem ath muine' ™ vte ,h "mo * bauuKa ETh
570.95 for 1931. The operating ex- ,![ r home has been in
-'•-taw. tor the year were listed at Okiahoma.Cityfon.six yeara,.and
10641,236,233.57 against last year oper- prior tosthatstim; she "T' in Shaw.
“ Ming expenses of 314« Mi OS n”‘ , Miss Smit years
w:2 , nr., on m .~v ana old, ** a member "t the HI Thl elub
JAxher property is paid the company in the college, and inaid to. be as in
' —grill have a total of 1274.201 for de- teresting as she is beautiful.
nprectation while last year it had In the varloua dormitorie» of the
IVs313,000 for this purpose, or $33,193 college voting f
ess for 1922. I «iri resulted in an overwhelming ma-
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Harding May Be Given
Debt Terms Saturday;
Congress Row Likely
nessee senator was a "figment of hir
imagination.''
Th* discussion reached a tense
Soon After the pollce had
called. Helhach received a call
Mrs Wheeler, Who compared
lature for the improvement of the — ------- . woz .. . vjiu u... . |
ncapitot grounds late Friday or early Tacoma Editor Is Read. Ehoeumost. poplar E i.h IN « u ! e
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Iiwek. he said. days. colleze.
R The house had on its calendar today
Ba bill passed by the senate after a ■
il hard fight, providing for eleven as
Ambasaador Geddes waa understood pitch when Senator Heflin, democrat,
to have presented is the commission । Alabama, who supprted Senator
certain Interpretative "understand- McKellar, was ruled by Vice Presi.
Aana master.ottastachaptrixine -ETnod-"inrp"eommmntaomwona itmltdsan X&Trt*
onecpsnd arm of the Ruhr The row its recommendations for action th.- British debt arrangement that he
French are occupying mnitarily only by congress. The president thus represented the "American people and
the lines surrounding th- regton nn would be able to place the settlement not the bond sharks ana big finan
th- interior roads now are being par- before conerers for ratiriention proba i elers of Wall street " After a row
Hally operated by Germans My early next week. Detinite de. won j lasting until 7 o'clock, during which
I as to what procedure would be fob
lowed in asking approval by congress
apparently had not been reached, but
indications strongly favored action on
the British terms specifically and
without attempted changes in the debt
funding act itselt.
In considering the form of submis-
sion offering the best prospect of
speedy action by congress, the debt
hog could frolic unaccompanled by
the shadow that is supposed to mean
bad weather. Cold wave warnings
were ordered for Ohio, Kentucky and
other Mates in the valley.
table, together with other garden
produets, forma the chief diet of the
Ruhr workers.
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scriptiom with him and ntated that it
had been the same men who had
taken her purse earlier in the eve-
ning.
She said that she was walking along
the ptreet when one of the men
grabbed her pocketbook and started
PARIS—Th* council of the League
of Nations held aa temporarily neces-
sary the maintenance of French
troops and gendarmerie in the Srte
JECREASE IN
RELATION WITH
RUHR MASTERS
- ameunted to the gront by the United
States of a "bonus or subsidy" tn the
British government, Senator McKellar
predicted it would be "aometimne ba-
fore congress agree* to any such
proposttion" Senator Glass, demo
crat, Virginia, replied to Senator Me-
sailing, on the house side, soldier
bonus advocates are discussing an at-
tempt to attach a bonus amendment
to the settlement bill or resolution,
and are said to have gone so far ns to
ascertain just what strength they
might count on to override a ruling
holding such an amendment to be out
of order.
The first skirmish of the pros-
pective fight in the senate over the
debt settlement developed during a
bitter debate of nearly two hours
yesterday started by Senator McKel-
lar. Remocrat, Tennesse. Declaring
the terms of the Mltlenient were a
I violation of the debt funding act and
ment on the last details of the plan
formed char any locomotive attempt- i for funding Great Britain's wartime
ing to escape will be fired upon. In- debt to the Unmed States was re-
qiries addressed to the French an Earded by officials as very certain to
ARGUMENT POSTPONED poscatrantitierttoxTowinKnttntatheaprr
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Horde, near Dortmund, yesterday
afternoon and escaped into Interior
. Germany.
Camon Guard Limes,
The French have 73s commanding
every line into Germany and the di-
t[sistant attorneys general, one of
. whom would be assigned to the gov-
ernor’s office to act as special legal
t’adviser for the executive
o Looney Leads Opposition,
t After the bill had been passed by
the senate Mrs. Lamar Looney, dem-
ocrat Hollis, moved to reconsider and
t,the senate der ided to thrash the mat-
Ji tor out a second time. Mrs Looney.
leading the opposition to the bill. de-
Selared that while she aid not ovpose
ta sufficient force for the attorney
j generals office, ah- felt that the sen-
Late shouta ont approve th* extra at-
Storney for the governor until the
Cezecutive had asked the legislature
for such local assistance in a special
• message. Mrs. Looney moved to
amend th* bill and a ti* resulted on
la vote to table her amendment. Lieut.
* tenant Governor Trapp cast the de-
vote from the chair, and
the amendment. The bill
Thirtytwo arrests were made by
the polleggAepartment during the
night vR —
Ieadneltes From Wight Colds
Laxative BROMo QUININE Tableta
relieve the Hendache by curing the
tory, but that she is pretty and
charming as well. An older sister.
Miss Ruth Byers, is also a student
in the college.
report at the police station
been Three men are being held in the
from county jail charged with passtne
de- worthless checks.
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thorties as to why they have not re- be reached today when the American
sorted to the simpler way of tearing 1 debt commission meets again with sir urciuz
up a tew hundred yards or tracks i uekiand Geddes, the sritinh am-; Gremt Britain
slant the occupied front, elicited the ' bassador.
reply that they did not wish to inter with a virtual agreement aaia to
fere with other traffic for the ptos-have been reached yesterday after
ent than exports of coal and coke.
and were desirous at giving th* ral-
runn uru erANr an detruck her in the bead She was
IWU MEN »IAuC not seriously injur- l.
DARING ROBBERY North Broadway, waa also entered by
__ _ ... _w thieves during the night who opened
OF STORF IN CITY । the snfe and cash reginter. but the
VI ase area e owner not entimate tb- amount
____ , taken at a late hour Friday morning.
(Cntinwed from Poge I)
. ... . ..... .. 1 A strny car was reported in Capitol
rishtput themupintheni"anthe HUI. but oficers answering the rail
same. Uime both men drawing a gun reported thnt the oar had gone be-
lime but says that hl. overcoat waz A „r Wtnain on the atreet 1ookca
buttoned and he.wg not able to g*7 and momed al r
It 7 he. was, 7 ao . ,b 2 ENdw and Jack Johnson the
handa a lltde higher. After opening the detective department did not belteve
cash register and ta)Kin,,520010 that it smelled right •0 they inventl.
* 400 the.men searched u.L h gated, on putting • in two
and his brother, R. W H Ibach.tak mel holen 1,1 the back ot the front
ing a watch from each man and the
gun. Backing out of the atore they ot whlskv were found
ried into tne meht Daria. 1700 South Santa Fe la belu.g
According to police, the Helbneh held in connection with th. case.
• then went to the house.
As it stands it provides three as
4 sintants at $4,000 annual salary, fix at
*13,600 and two at $3,500,
Klan Bin Reaten.
9 The Mme fat* betetl the Laskey
• league bank bill and the anti klan act
in the house. Both died though sup-
2 ported to the last by a few staunch
• advocates
With eleven of the twelve members
3 of the hanking committee voting
J against Arma Laskey's bill to capital-1
ire a state bank at 132.O0O.OOO. which
। should handle all the monies now in ;
> private owned banks, fifteen minutes
a was allowed for defense of the meas-
J ute. Anna Laskey. W. B. Thornsbor
v oogh. league member from Coal cotin- |
- ty. and E. P. White of Bryan coun
’ ty, defended the bill as being really I
- democratic and in Uno with new and J
r progressive ideas. J. L. Montgomery
• of Caddo replled that he would read
* from the soviet constitution of Rus- i
. sia, showing where the bill originated. I
Three Anti-Klan Votes.
Three lone votes were all that could
4 be mustered in favor of the bill re-1
• quiring the registration of all members
• of secret organizations and admittedly
, aimed at the Ku Klux Klan. A tecord
* vote was called for after the measure
* had been restdred to its original form
» to include all secret organizations. Its |
E author, Fred F. Brydia of Pontotoc |
- and Edyth Mitchell of Payne, and W.
: H. Case of Okfuskee, were the only
J ones voting for it. I
A bill by Senator Langley authoriz-
a ing sale of the memorial hospital at
$30 Suits and qoA AA
Overcoats............
$60 Suits and dAd nA
Overcoats..... ePHU.UU
$10 Suits and $26 30
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Senator Cordell's bill to strengthen |
the operation of the prohibition law
j a also pasned by the house.
A bill introduced by Representative
Berry yesterday in the house would
provide 373,000 for a livestock pavil-
inn at the Oklahoma Free Stat, fair
grounds at Muskogee. Another by
Representative Kidd of Poteau would
make $175,000 available for a phat-
macy building at the State univet-
sity. ---------------------
Ohio Valley Cold Wave Forecast
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2—The
weather bureau today forecast a cold
wave for the lower lake region and
FIRST BILL TO
th AID STATE BANKS
Wh IS INTRODUCED
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Overcoats.... $30.00
$25 Suits and d1e r A
Overcoats.............
Blue White Diamonds
We can safely say that these $50.00 diamond rings we are
offering for tomorrow are exceptional values, of highest
quality and purest hue. They are set in the finest white
gold, green gold or yellow gold mounting* which are
very new and up-to-date, $100 down and $1.00 a week
secure* you one of these superb diamond rings.
OUR GUARANTEE
We absolutely guarantee any stone we sell as to, the
color, brilliancy and high quality.
You Can Own One
On our easy terms of payment and the increase in diamond
values today will make your purchase a profitable in-
s vestment. There is no red tape in our offer al w s
ft ask is your presence in our More to prove to you
the easy way to own a diamond
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WASHINGTON, Feb 3 — Agree.
All Our
Diamonds
Are Set
Either in
Platinum,
{ White,
*, Green
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Not
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 248, Ed. 3 Friday, February 2, 1923, newspaper, February 2, 1923; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1950508/m1/2/: accessed June 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.