Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 136, Ed. 2 Friday, October 5, 1923 Page: 3 of 18
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“Everything for Boys"
October 5, 1923
From Kerr’s, Third Floor
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DAILY AVERAGE
OUTPUT OF OIL
Others in new light
tans and black.
$45,000,000, according to eat inin tea an-
nounced today by the Denver Tourist
bureau.
steam holler la used nS a condenser
for the mercury, which is returned to
$2,75 and all other grades $2.50 and
Gulf Coast It a barrel.
ansds 121.000, decrease of 10 000; Gulf
Cenw 97,950, increase of 100; eastern
through water in a stesn ladler .heat*
ing the water to strain, which in then
DFNVFR. Col., Oct. 4.—F‘
one-half million tourists visi <
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There were no changes reported in
crude oil prices for the major districts
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LOG TRAIN OVERTURNS
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NEW YORK WOMAN
VictrolaNo.215
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since it shows at once a pecimen
of master craftamanship as well as ex-
acting taste.
I ou will be especially proud of your
feet in these shoes. '
Victrola No. 260
$150
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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, ' • .
One group of Knit Hal and SearfSets. $Q Q4
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Electric, $265
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Victor Talking Machine Company, Camden,N.J.
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| I Newest styles and combinations.
| | Corduroy Robes—In either lined or unlined in
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New Wool Jersey Dresses, attractively made,
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Pennsylvania crude, Bradrord distrlet
head or throat catarrh, catarrhal ea
ness nr head noises, send him your
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matches to h
hn gas
vorce two weeks ago after he testified
Mrs. Mary Shen had eserted him
fifteen years ago.
Davenport, Iowa Dr. W. O. Cof
fe, Suite 830, Nt. James Hotel BWr..
thia city, wns one of the most widely
known phypicians and surgeons in the
central west, announces t hat he found
him of catarrh in the head and nose. •
deafness and head noises after many
pnssed years of suftering. He then gave the I
treatment in a number of other auf
ferers and they state that they nlso
were completely healed. The Doctoi
la so proud of his achie vement and so
confident that his treatment willbring
other sufferers the same freedom it
gave„himthat he la offering to send
a 10 daya‘ supply ahsolutely free to
greet Fahrenheit, a boiling point 463
degrees highe
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PARIS, Oct. 4.- Miss Evelyn Gar
naut Smalley of New York citv was
among those who received a legion of
honor decoration today from General
Gourami, military governor ef Paris.
Miss Smalley was cited for dis
tinguished conduct in the W-rl war.
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ergy Inst In water vapor.
The exhaust mercury would
A creation in leather with almost the
delicacy of lace. The finest of shoe
making is neceesary to get satisfactory
results in a shoe of a design like this,
but Romance is exquisite in fit, bring-
ing out every effective feature of the
foot and the hosiery. Unmistakably
one of best
in the Beys’ Shop, Fourth Floor
Shoes get the hardest knocks of all boys’ ap-
parel. so they must be tough. Our "err Ex-
tra Wear" Shoes are built to our idea of real
। boys’ shoes. Oak sole leathers, welt seams, solid
leather throughout.
HIS MASTER’S VOICE”
Pt u> ALete
Light Vocal Selections
Silver Threads Among the Gold
Henry Burr-Peerless Quartet
When You and I Were Young, Maggie
, * Henry Burr-Peerless Quartet
Two old songs beloved o "Us, the common people,” in the
smooth rolling.harmony of men’s voices, with subtle under-
currents of orchestral music.
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President Frank A. Bare, who an-
notinced the figure*, said the number
of Automobile tourists inereasd in
the 1923 season from 514,000 to 643,-
060.
Dance Records
Oh Susanna-Medley Fox Trot
The Great White Way Orchestra 19125
Southern Melodies—Waltz The Troubadour*
Stephen Foster’a “Oh Susanna" combined into a plesaant,
wholesome fox trot. The Waltz is made of Foster melodies
that every one knows.
I That Big Blond Mamma-Fox Trot Tennessee Teal119130
1 Sobbin’ Blue*— Fox Trot The Benton Orchestra of Chicago •
The "Mamma" seems replacing the "Mammy” in Amencan
popular music. "That Big Blond Mamma” is a joyfulstupe
sort of number with a fine dancing-rhythm. "Sobbin Blues *
is one of the strongest dances since the "Wang-Wang Blues.”
[Gioconda-Suicidio (Suicide Remaina)
Pesehte.li । In Italian
Alceste—Divinits du Styx
(Divinitiesof the Nether World) (Gluck) i. r.
READY FOR THE
DAY’S WORK?
Some foods overtax the
digestion and supply no
nourishment.When in doubt
about what to eat there is
always safety and satisfaction
in Shredded Wheat
Biscuit. It is the whole
wheat prepared in a digest
ible form. You will like the
tasty crispness and flavory
goodness of the baked shreds
of wheat. It contains the bran
which is so useful in pro-
moting bowel movement.
It is the most food for the
least money. Pourhot milk
over the Biscuit, adding a
little cream and a little salt ,
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Humorous Monologue
Will Roger* Nominate* Henry Ford
for President Will Rogers I
Will Roger* Tell* Traffic Chief* How to
Direct Traffic Will Rogers)
Two more of Will Rogers’ brilliantly humorous monologues.
Hit nomination speech, we predict, will be an Amencan popu-
lar classic. His humor, if shrewd, never is bitter. His recom-
mendations to traffic chiefs are also worth hearing.
K TICTROLA instruments offer you the choice of twenty*
V one models--a size, design and price exactly suited to
your requirements. Hear them at your dealer’s or write to
us for complete catalog.
New Victor Records—issued every Friday—bring to you
the newest and best music by the greatest artists, each in
his particular field.
transmitted to a stenm turbine The
from 90 cents to $1.75 a barrel, ac
cording to the gravity of the nil:
“Three Thousand Years Ago" purports to be sung in Egyp-
tian, though you will understand it without trouble. “Bologny”
is a study from “tough life,” and a true one.
g My Pal John Steel
i Just a Girl that Men Forget Henry Burr
A typical “pal” song and a heart-song in the most popular
of popular styles by two of the most popular of popular tenors.
Both tongs in waltz time.
Children’s Bath Robes, nicely made of- good
quality corduroy, and ben-on cloth. All colors.
In sizes from 6 to 16 Qe 76 TO O A 74
years.. Priced from. ... •3. I • •4.6•
57,100. increase of 1,000; Ark
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average of $10 each, or a
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More Then 1,300 Cafes Do
Flourishing Business,
PHILADHLPHIA, oct, 4—Gover-
nor Pichot early today personally
tbserved the open defiance by phtia;
delphia saloons of his order to cease
bsiness under threat of being dealt
with according to the "padlock sec-
tion" of the prohibition law.
On Tuendas the governor And the
federal department of justice issued a
joint order. notifying the 1,300 or
more local saloons And cafes to close
and dismantle their places within
forty-eight hours. A large force of
government agents and etale police,
W ho served the noties on the propri-
etorK. completed their work late last
night .
Shortly thereatter. Governor pin
' hnt mode the rounds to see for him-
acir wherner the order was being
INVENTION WILL DOUBLE
STEAM ENGINES’ POWER
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.+A new steam
engine, whose power will be nearly
double that of present types with the
same expenditure of fuel by the use
•f mercury vapors Instead of water
vapor, is being developed by the Gen-
eral Electric company, it became
known yesterday.
In the new boiler fire would ber
placed under mercury Instead of
water, and would be hen ted to 675 de-
obeyed. He visited half a dozen or
more places and found them all doing
a flourishing business. He made no
ceinment. He sald he probably would
Kiye out n statement later in the day.
- Rupture Treatment on Trial*.
r A noh-surgiral treatment for the
ere of rupture that has proven suc-
cssful has recently been discovered
by a. Kansas Clty physilan. It does
a wav with gouging plug pads, leg.
straps, elastic belts arl cruel steel
springe: The remarkable part is that
it can be used at home, doing away
with the trnss, and results are appar-
ent in a few days. Many have re
por»ed cures In a fey weeks.
The discoverer, Dr. Andrews,. 1516
Koch Building. Kansas City, Mia
souri. In so confident it will help any
ruptured person that he offers to send
one on 30 days free trial to one person
in each community to introduce it to
the ruptured. If you wear a truss.
Ap Mil I IAU । 109.000, inercase of 1,500, Wyoming
3PEN 45 MILLIUN and Montana 167,500. increase of 2,500
5 Daily average imports of petroleum
at principal ports were 338,143 bar.
and rein. Com pa led with 205,857 for the
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$ * and lace trimmed. Colors: Turquoise, Rose,
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school shoe, heavy
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IOWA PHYSICIAN MAKES
STARTLING OFFER TO
CATARRH SUFFERERS.
Found Treatment* Which Healed His
Own Catarrh and * w Offers to
Send It Fre Suffers
A . wlere.
serve its heat by being
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Rolis. 19 cento: Paeka, 11 cents I
Printu, 4 cents up tn 2% 243: Primal
3%x3% and 3114%. I rente: Prirte I
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Modem and classical opera. The "despair" acene from "La
Gioconda," and the great air from "Alceste," pure, noble and
symmetrical as a Greek temple.
(Slavonic Dance No. 2o.«4kKt..i«> r«/).t./.J*tcl>« Heifetz’, 376 2 on
(Slavonic Dance No. 3 (Dvorak-Kreil-) ruiu m Jascha Heifetz >
Two more of those weird compositions in Kreisler's violin
enangeutent with piano. They have strange, wailing, double-
stop melodies, breaking into dizzy and fantastie dancer.
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S.AISBURV. Md. Ort 4.4
A eitizen • this place hulda
what is believed here to hr the
worid‘» record in the muiter of
continuous Sunday aclool st-
teneance. John G. Iiritting-
ham, since becoming mecretary
of Bethesda Methodist Protest-
nnl Sa nils th nelsool In 1808 has
■ever been absent from his
de-k in twenty five years.
Tie pastor in bringing the
unique record before Ilir
ehureh said that several years
ago there appeared in a Siew
Yorli eity daily the picture of
a young man—then ealled
ehampion in that reaper!—who
-had attended every Sunday for
fifteen sears. Mr. Brittingham
ence missed a trip to Niazra
Falls, while on a vacation, in
order to he in his accustomed
place on Sunday.
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BEAUMONT, Texas, Ort. <—Two air, some pinned beneath the wreck,
ines ae belleved to hav* been killed A remcue crew was dinpatched to the
and ten men InJurod. two seriously, seene about Ihirtyonilen from her.,
when the locomotive of a log train of . A sheck o employe, early Atoday
the Kirby Tamber company n rail- showed l*« missing and these are be
road overturned in the woods tweive Hevod to be dead.
nles northeast of Silsbce, rexas yes- 1 x
terday evening HOCN’CON, Texas, Oct. 4Fo o
M. Griffin, negro, sufrered . temnal was killed, but five were injured se
injuries and Charles Caraway, a log rigusjy and twelve only slishtx, in the
cutter was severely scalded by escap- wreck of the Kirby Lumber compiny
ing at vatu They were brought to A log train near Silsbee, according to a
local hospital. statement issued this morning at the
Some seventy inen went riding ibe office by Johu H. Kirby, quoting re i
train, when wih a erash, tha tocomo- ports reco;vad from cast Texas.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 4.— Cornelins "Con" him. Dr. Coffee has specialized on
Shea, Chicago laborer lender, was eye, ear, nose and throat disease, for
issued a liense at Crown Point, yea- more than thirty live years and !•
terday, to marry Mabel Redmond, a , honored and respected by countless
omestc. Shen was rranted a d. । thousands. If yon suffer from nose.
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tive rotled ovar on ha aids, as cross J
ties and idling gave way, landing up •
aide down M the soft mud. e
Oklahoma Production De-
' creases 16,800 Barrels. '
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—The dally
average gross crude oil production of
| the United States decreased 22,450
barrels for the week ending September
29, totalling 2,220,250 harrels, arcord
ing to the vekly summary of the
i American ' Petroleum Institute. The
dnily average produotion east of the
« Rock Mountains mar 1,366,260 barrels,
a decrease of 28,4$0 Callfornda pro
। duction was Rat.000 barrels, an tn
crease of 6,000.
Oklahoma showed a dailyaverage
production of 405,400 barrel, a de
crease of 14,.100; Knnsas 71.900, de
erese of 330; North Texas 67,950, in-
ercase of 1.130; Central Texas, 268 -
430, decrease of 7,650; North Louisi-
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 136, Ed. 2 Friday, October 5, 1923, newspaper, October 5, 1923; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1951547/m1/3/: accessed July 8, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.