Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 209, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 29, 1923 Page: 8 of 22
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UKLAHUIA vi i I IIMIES, SAIUKDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1928.
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$110,000 BLAZE
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Men’s $2.25 Flannel Shirts, to close
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RATIFIES PACT
$1.95
Holiday Merchandise at 25 Percent Off
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5 to 10. brown and
Chdren’s Hose,
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McCoy & Spivey
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Values
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7U. S. Claims Convention Ap-
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I say that your work has been appre-
ciated by the taxpayers of this county.
1:10 A. M.
8:15 A. M.
5:35 P. M.
8:50 P. M.
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leged crimes, examined three hundred
and fourteen witnesses and returned
sinty -eight indictments.
W. J. Pettre.
civic committees
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6:25 P. M.
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SUITS
$25.00 values
$30.00. values
$35.00 values
$40.00 values
$45.00 values
$50.00 values
On Our Entire Stock of Fall
and Winter
CONFESSION SOLVES
MURDER 3 YEARS AGO
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Trains 41 and 42 will handle sleeper between Memphis
and Oklahoma City and sleeper between Los Angeles
and Oklahoma City. Dining car serving all meals.
Oil Burning Engines—No Smoke—No Cinders
O. COLLINS, 1). P. A.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
GASOLINE PRICE IS
RAISED TWO CENTS
Trains Will Leave Oklahoma City, Okla.
WESTBOUND
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OVERCOATS
:...........$18.75
............ 22.50
............ 20.25
............ 30.00
............ 33.75
............ 37.50
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JANUARY CONVENTION
DATES ARE SCHEDULED
of the district court, highly < ompli-
mented the grand jurors when he dis
mised them after a session lasting
more than ten weeks. The twelve men
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= SALE OF FALL AND. WINTER READY-TO-WEAR.
= SATURDAY. "Open until 9 p. m. on Saturdays.
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Mahogany—cane back—attractively upholstered in velour—
either in taupe, blue or rose—This is indeed- worth a great
deal more than our specially low sale price ................
TERMS TO SUIT YOU
Oregon City Virgin Wool and Other High-Grade
Belted, Plaid Back Coats
Great Big Hunky Coats thnt will give you the service you'll want for the winter
waa, her yet to come. The newest patterns in the fynest overcoatings, all wool, with
belt all around, belt in back or plain loose tilting styles. There are rich browns,
grays, tan and a wonderful lot of light shades so popular this season. Come now, aave
one-third to one-half on your winter overcoat and buy on such casy terms you'll never
miss the money.
$19.75, $24.75, $29.75, $34.75, to $49.75
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January 26, 27 and 28; Oklahoma A"
nessors’ association, capitol, January
7; Oklahoma Oil Jobbers’ assoclation.
January 10. The toregoing will bring
approximately 500 visitors to the city,
the conventions divtalon estimated.
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Business District of Crowder
Is Wiped Out,
neously at Washington and the Mexi
can capital on September 8.
Men’ Sweaters, all wool .....
Latis‘ Silk Hose brown and
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FNEWV7ER2S
129 WEST MAIN STREET
Special Sale
loo Dozen M*n'» Borka, black, brown
gray nnd white. 1 pair for....... 25
Two a Day, Including State Officials
The fire
$110,000.
two indictments a day
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enterprises he un Young Clarke, imperial giant and
d ortnkes, W. J. former wizard of the Ku Klux Klan,
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is the record ot the 1923 Okla
Judge Clark October 11. Of the sev-
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entx-four, day a t hey have been or-
ganized as an investigating body they
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Pay As Little As One Dollar a Week!
any, would be taken by federal nu-.hr is the slayer of "Big Jim" Colo-
Save 25% On Fine Winter
Overcoats
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$12 Wool Blankets, e In. block
plaids ................... 1
72x99 Bed Sheets, full bleached
wpecial ........................
BELCHER’S
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verything for Urn, Women
unit ( hildren
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Men’s Fine Suits
TAHored to re and held their shape. Real »ll wool
worsteds hi a variety of pattey you’l like- Fine
unfinished worsteds la new pencil ntrtpes in blue and
Maik. Faney mixtures la rletebrowna, rwi and dark
Moen, prleed roe this great Pre-inventory Bale at
$24.75, $29.75, $34.75, to $39.75
hronchital pneumonia. was somewhat
improved today. She spent n com-
fortable night. her physicians sald.
Also an especially good value in an over-stuffed suit at $135
day by the conventions division of the
Cbanfber of Commerce. They are:
The Oklahoma Wholesale Grocers
association, January 15 in the Huck-
Ina hotel; Northwestern Mutual Life
Inaurnnre nmipmiv'i state agent*.
The grand jury in aetiow. Left to right: Mont IC. Powell, assistant county attorney: 11. F. Jones, W . K, Danvers, Hannibal H. Acmstrong. Charles F.
Flames were dlst overed about I Hoge, R. s. Cavinens, C. M. nosworth, William I. Kitehens, I'. J. Hart. W. Il Oliver, Charles S. Burton. O. O. McClurg, secretary of the jury; W. L. Buck,
o'clock Frida V morning in th build I roreman, and J. K. Wright, county attorney. Standing in the rear, J. M. Handley, bailiff ' I
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RIGHT NOW
is the time for you to come,in and select that suit or
overcoat you have been needing and waiting for.
The values are right at these clearance sale prices
and the Adler Collegian quality is beyond comparison.
Every suit and overcoat in the house on sale.
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He Is Looking ’Em Over
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' Eight years of stomach and liver
trouble reduced me to a walking
skeleton. My skin was dried up and
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dent o^ the chamber. He guve all of
his time to the community chest drive
during the campaign and for weeks be-
fore it began. .
The Times will print daily a brief
skelel of some citizen who i: nominat
ed. W ho is your choice'*
ST. LOUIS, l)e«. 28.--James Mul-
crone, 27 years old, arrested at the
Union Station here, today confessed
to the murder of James (Big Jim)
Colosimo, Chicago restaurant proprie-
tor. slain nt his place of business, 1126
South Wabash street. May 1 1, 1920,
detective* declared.
Ralston Shoes
Ktalton nnd Tru-pe-die Shoes for men and women,
eelehrnted for their fine fitting and Ion* wearing
qualities, the finest lenthiers and the finest shoemnkhg
at a price yon won't mind paying. Come tomorrow, add
a pair to your acnount, know renl shoe satisfaction and
pay by the week or month. Shoes for men, wemen
nnd ehildren,
$1.95 Up to $10.75
lust summer' were signed simulta- n»
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lion of Mrs. William K
who in ill at her home
loss is approximately
MEXICO SENATE
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CHICAGQ. Dec. 2S— A two-cent in
crease in the price of gasoline, ef-
fective tmorrow was announced today
by the Standard Oil company of in
diana, the first upward prive move-
ment since the gasoline war in the
tall broughtg gasoline prices down in
most of the country to the lowest
levels in years.
most men would have been glad to
shirk. You have labored faithfully. 1
believe the community nt large is well
satisied,"’
funded. At all druggists.
The claims conventions between
the United States and Mexico framed
ata mixed conference in Mexico Cit»
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The- condi
V inder bill
here with
Imlay sent
CHICAGO, Dec. -S.—Chief of De
tectives Miehel Hughe. today de
clared that James Kilkrone, under ar
rest in St. Louis, who "confessed"
Train No. 41..................
Train No.A3 .................
Train No. 47 .................
Train No. 719................
EASTBOUND
Train No. 42 ................\
. Train No. 44.................
Train No. 48 .................
Train No. 720 (From Sayre) Arr.
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homa county grand jury which was
dismissed Thursday after being in ses
sion since October 15. Among those
indicted were J. C. Walton, ousted
governor. Dr. A E. Davenport, form-
er state health commissioner, John A.
Whitehurst, president of the state
board of agriculture.
Judge George W. Clark. senior
ietter of acknowledgment and
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Advance Showing
NEW SPRING DRESSES
Canton erepes, taffetas, headed georgettes nnd ether
new and high einn silks In all of our new and varied
shades, Benutiful spring »tyles in fhis advanee show-
lng now ready for your inspeetien—modernte prices
and very ensy terms.
213 1-4 West Grand. Orpheum Theater Basement
returned their last indictments and
made their final report before Judge
Clark and were dismissed at 6:45
o'clock Thursday evening.
“I want to thank you for your serv-
ha h re," Judge Clark said. “I think
COOLIDGE THANKS
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k Som Company 1
M’ALESTER, Dec. 2$.—Almost the
n of/!
burned to the ground last night,
seven of the principal buildings. all
heavily stocked, nre gone. Telephone
cables and other wires are down and
the details cannot be had nt this
hour. Crowder is on the Fort Smith
& Western. M. K. A T. junction,
nnd has a population of about 550.
piece. I was filled with gas and had
severe paPhs in my right aide. I could
not think and had Jost all ambition
to do anything. Doctors’ medicine did
not touch me. My cousin advised
Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. which
snntched me from the grave. I have
gained sixty pounds, ent like a hired
man and am looking ’em over again.”
It is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the 1. flammation which causes prac-
tically all stomach, liver and Intesti-
nal . Iments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money re-
Mefinite dates for four conventions .
V which will be held here in January
• have been set, it was announced Fri-
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simo, is probably “very much mis
taken about it.”
- MEXICO CITY, Dec. 28.-®- The
Mexican senate toiay rntified the
special United Sintes -Mexican elaims
-convention by a vote of 2 to 5. The
general cinims convention was ap
proved as a whole. .IS against 1
The greatest pinsition against the
iscussion article by article of the
general convention until another son
-sion. ‛
The greatest ppposition against the
conventions has been against article
■nine of the general convention,
which, opponents claim, discrimi-
nates in favor of citizens of the
United States.
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nominated by it thunks for Clark’s offer to co-operate
number of h I s • with federal authorities In “cleaning
friends as the house” in the klan.
most useful, ctll The president's letter was not made
". / Oxahoma public but it was understood, how-
. ever. the president did not comment
Petfee directedon the erave charges against the
' , klan made by Clarke in his letter yes
urogram last fall. . . , . . .. ..
, terday, nor indicate what action, if
and is active on
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He unce was presi p----------------------------------
man. gave an alrm, saving a family
residing in the adjoining building,
but the fire was beyond control.
Pittsburg county lost its branch
courthouse, maintained in Crowder
for the benefit of a heavily settled
northern end of this county. Deputy
Court Clerk C. D. Johnson succeeded
in saving all county records from the
vault, losing only the marriage ree
ord hook.
The firms burned out were Harper
A Parks, general merchaniise, stock
of about $30,000 S. S. Terrill, drug-
gist, loss over $12,000; Claude Caven
der barber shop: the court building.
Owl grocery, a picture show and
Whiles meat market. The fin*
stopped atgainst heavy stone walls of
th* Betti & Sheffield company store,
which suffered gomne damage also, but
was saved.
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Ferzuse he is always willing to go"' WASHINGTON. Dec.
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