The Capitol Hill News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, August 26, 1921 Page: 1 of 8
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Lad 'S the U B Church will everything spic and span by opening
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serve IL m and cake at the band day Sept 12th
concert ' pight On Sunday Mr Attie Davis drove to Cisckwa
night Miss l will preach at the Oklahoma last w eek to move his
church brother Carroll Davis and family back
The car line 11 East D Street is I io the Bill Mr Davis is a former
being extended across the railroad resident of Capitol Hill but moved
west up the interurban track and con away 2 years ago Ile will buy a home
nected with the C Street line by a here
bridge across Lightning Creek A Mr Robert Clinton of Sherman
switch is being put in on Central at Texas is visiting his sister MN 11 L
the IL C Schilling place for the pass- Griffin 210 Fast A
log of cars so that a loup will soon be Mr II O Brewer 323 West B was
bringing people from east around called to Tonkawa Saturday on ac-
through West Capitol Hill count of the death of a cousin
William Spalding has returned to The young people of the Christian
his work at Topeka Kansas after church have made arrangements to
spending a pleasant vacation with rel- conduct an ice cream booth at the
atives and friends here State Fair Proceeds to be applied to
J T Norvell of the Alligator Mfg the building fund of the new church
Co is enjoying a visit from his broth- Lon Caldwell has been appointed
cr who lives in Wewoka assistant county engineer by the
Master Fred Le ach has returned to County Commissioners
his home on West 13 after a visit henry O Zellar has soil his groe-
with relatives at Comanche cry and meat market corner Ce ntral
E J Davis will be one of the jani- and A to a lNIr Vertrass Mr Zellar
tors at Capitol 11111 Junior High The will open up a meat market at 2519 S
janitors began work Monday to get Robinson September 1st
The Yale Theatre Program
223 5 7-9 West C--Maple 4846
New Theatre Opens
September 6th
'We are constantly mindful of olr- o!digatHn to our
customers on Capitol Ili II and community It our
earnest desire that you niot know if von i!lo not already
do so—that our chief concern at all times i the com-
plete satisfaction of every individual customer not only
in matters of service but in connection with e‘orY detail
of OA- relationship between us in pursuit of this policy
we Lave derived great satisfaction from the tinkers 11
( i(k11t:&' t confidnce ill our frankness and open dealing
dplaYed daily by those whom we serve ant ou
Seitember 6 at 6:30 p m we will open our TICIA
building as we said before to prove our appreciation to
our patrons the price will remain CIL same: Chihiren
adults 20e
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AUGUST 25-26
"T E VELVET PAW" featuring- House Peters
and (ail Kane other attractions the last of "Ruth of the
Rockies serial N 13 Comedy and the first epiole
"Sky Ranger" serial
SATURDAY ANGUST 27
NORMA TALminGE in "GHOSTS 0174 YES-
TERDAY" from the play two women supporting Nit
Talmadge is Eugene O'Brien who since the making of
this picture has become a star and leads in popularity
with movie fans throughout the country Other attrac-
tions "News of the Worki" and a good comoly
SUNDAY AND MONDAY AUGUST 28-29
The last episode of the "Son of Tar Zan" and "Queen
of Ilearts" a good western drama and "In Bad Again"
comedy Also the first episode of the "Miracle f fte
I tingles"
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AlIGUST 30-31
-()Nr 'AIAN IN 'MILLION" featuring teiugo
Ilchan This is a human at from )ife into vvIUJ1
Nvo‘eri love laught(1- and romance: 44 -et attraction
"News of the World" -Whirl ()I the Wcr corned anti
of the Day"
Admission Children 10c adult 20c
COMING-"BEHOLD THE MAN"
Phone Maple 5826
2617 South Robinson 'none ma:
Jones Hardware
New Stock Hardware Cutlery and Stoves
Come in and get acquainted
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124-126 WEST C-CAPITOL HILL
Phone Maple 2916
T e Hill
FOR A TARIFF THAT GROWS WHEAT CORN SUGAR CATTLE SHEEP AND WOOL IN AMERICA
The State Camp Meeting of the where he was operated on tor append
Church of (od being held at Moore is !icitis Mr Davis was an ex-soldier
attracting large crowds at both day I was gassed while in the army ani had
and evening services Many local !not been in good health for some time
members have moved down to Moore His brother Moore Davis lives in the
and gone into camp on the grounds 600 block on West C Avenue A num-
Many others make the trip daily by ber of relatives also live here and
auto and street car several went to Clinton Saturday to
Mr and Mrs F (4" Keller of Ama attend the funeral
Hilo Texas will arrive next week for Lee Groves who farmed east of the
a visit with Grandma Nichols and city the past year has moved to Cap
family itol HU They are now living on
Mr and Mrs Lige Ford and daugh- West
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ter Novilla of C and Styles Sts I I eugh manager of the Alli-
Grandma Nichols and Mrs Jennie
gator Manufacturing Co is spending
hprtstm ma d P A hA Ting: nttr At a couple of weeks in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs F r iiIr of Ama-
rillo Texas will arrive next week for
a visit with Grandma Nichols and
family
Mr and Mrs Lige Ford and daugh-
ter Novi Ila of C and Styles Sts
Grandma Nichols and Mrs Jennie
Robertson made a happy party at
Wheeler Park Sunday evening where
they enjoyed a picnic supper of fried
chicken etc
Lon Nichols returned Sunday from
a short visit with friends and rela-
tives at Amarillo Texas -
Mrs Alvie Yeoman has returned
from a visit with her sister in Choc-
taw Mrs Ethel Green 2325 South Cen
tral has returned home from the hos-
pital where she underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis
Mrs Amber Gay 29th and Hudson
entertained her Sunday school class
With a picnic sapper at Wheeler Park
last Tuesday
Many workmen and teams are busily
engaged On the grounds of the Capi-
tol Hill Junior High The old trees
and outbuildings have all been re-
moved the grounds graded and ter-
raced and will now be set to Ber-
muda grass The playgrounds will
have several tennis courts as well as
football and baseball grounds An-
other splendid feature which will be
of great be nefit to many' will be the
free water from the school's tlOO foot
well The water is now being piped
Out to the street and as soon as this is
inishtd the public will be at liberty
to bring their buckets bottles etc
and take home all the good pure wa-
ter they Wish The healthfulness of
this feature alone wil be a great bless-
ing to the "Hill" The library and
gymnasium will be open for the en-
joyment out citizens
Alvie Yeoman came uncomfortably
close to paying a fine last week Ile
was invited to go before a justice of
the Peace and explain why he only
sported one tag on his car Al vie con-
vinced His Honor that he was sure to
find the missing tag Out on his rut-at
route Ilowever as soon as he left
his pre sence he beat it to the State
Ilouse and purchased a new one
The Misses Ethel and Effie Young
of Geary are visiting their sister Mrs'
Blanche Mode of West G St
Great excitement was caused Salur
Ilay afternoon by a grass tire in the
500 block on West D The chief and
several big fire wagons loaded with
tire boys from the city made a record
dash to the scene
Harmony Chapel met Friday night
Several new members were initiated
after which a watermelon feast was
enjoyed
Nirs Will Frey- and two little sons
formerly of Caoltol Hill but lately of
California are here this week
John M naViS well known young
man of this vicinity died Thursday
night at a hospital in Clinton tHila
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Fine Tailoring for Ladies and
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FRIDAY AUGUST 26 1921
STATE FAIR PARK ENHANCED
NEW BUILDINGS ERECTED
ON 160-ACRE GROUNDS
"Always Good—This Time Better—
All Ways' Is Slogan That's Car
reed Out Even in Construction
Work
Improvements being made On the
buildings and I60-acre park In Oh Pa
homa City of the Oklahoma State
lair are increasing materially Ps
beauty and convInience for visitors to
I he Fifieenth Annual Exposit ion
September 21 to October I
I'oultry will be relieved of the
cr!mped condit kin of last year Willi
the opening of the new poultry build-
ing which will house 4000 birds A
new type of all steel wire cooping is
being put into place which will show
fowls to much greater advantage
The building covers 10441 square feet
and a quarter Of a mile ol cooping
is being used
Eight SW ine barns ha ye been
'grouped in
the park
the park
swine Ikas
and also a
the northeast vorner
creating a new scction of
A pavilion for judgini!
been built near the barns
model swine barn Alth con
crete flooring and special drainage
Convestion of the ?Tounds near
machinery section by vehicles will
be relieved by the pening of v
nort h exit Gravel drives have
been laid new parking grounds 'dun-
ned and the grounds beautified by
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exhibit departments have been
41 and prem ms iu and purses of
$: ono are offered Racing both
hi and automobile 'have been
given impetus by generous purses and
it livened track The best Ch-IIIIPS1
shows obtainable hit Ve been contract
ed tor the midway lnd grandstan'l
attractions are much superior to those
of past years In all the state fail
slogan- -"always good- this time he
It all ways" seems to be a well
eat fled t ruisto
RAILWAY RATES R REDUCED
A Fare-and-a-Half to Get to and Come
Back From a Fair-and-a-Half
That the railways appreciate the
value of the Oklahoma State Fait and
Exposition to the people of the state
is evidenced by the reduction of rates
to Oklahoma City where the fifteenth
annual exposition will be held
from September 2I to October I
rhis special rate permits a State Fair
visitor to go and come hack from any
doint in the state for a fare and a
11 In other words you can get a
-outfit till) ticket at a guiltier reduc-
t ion
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Ilreathfs there an Oklahowan
'With so littlo hair
Thai he (on't part Irina his home
Ti) the Siate Fair
"Loweild" Cleaning and Presing
Mers 2 piece suits
Ladies Suits 150
fun Ton Cleaners Maple 1GI8
Look! Look!
White Rose Laundry
$2 a Year
School Clothes for
School Days
GET READY FOR SCHOOL DAYS
We have a complete line of Children's Dresses Mid-
dies Shoes etc
Also a beautiful line of Poney Boy Suits Bring in
the Kiddies and let us fit them
Complete line of Ladies Ready to Wear and Millinery
The Store of Quality
Capitol Hill Dry Goods Co
STAGE FAIR IS INCEN11VE
FOR RAISING PUREBREDS
City Folks - especially the younger
ones-- sometimes wonder the why's
and wherefore's of the livestock exhi-
bits at a fair The Oklahoma Stale
Fair and Exposition which attracts
hundreds of thousand of dollars Nvorth
of precious pure bred animals each
year to its judging rings answers this
query with the following photograph
napped On the bog farm of a promi
aent oklahotna breeder
The tvo swine above photographed
side by side are exactly the same age
rh large one is a pure bred sow--
well known to State Fair exhibitors
rhe other is an ordinary avorage
icrub pig and as the owner says
"Tain't fair to the breeder feeder
tock yard man butcher or consume!
'o handle hint" Ile eats just as much
is a pure bred and requires just as
nuch care and attention but 'Alien the
lay of reckoning comes the purebred
tate Fair type weighs in around Oft
tomtits Attie the scrub "'tain't fair"
41)eeie tips the beam at 150 or 200 lbs
Witt'a Y°11 go to Oktaholoa City for
the fifteenth annual exposition Sep-
tember 21 to 4)ctobur ! be sure to
visit the 11-vestock exhibit aml see why
it pays to eliminate the scrub and
raise the State Fair kind
netion or rates Land Valuation Raised $300000
e the fifteenth
will be held Oklahoma City An incretse of ap-
t October 1 proximately $341000 is shown in the
is a State Fair valuation id Oklahoma county farm
back from any lands for 1921 according to figures
a tare and a announced by F Mattingly county
you can get t This year's valuation s
quarter retitle- —
$120 iltS2u as twainst $121S6167 last
uar TheSP il-111'S haVe bt'ell pre
pared fur submission to the state
board of oqualizAtion fol approval awl
lAork is unoti W ay on city twurpq
Mattingly said
()nice Phone
126 C Maple '291i
E M Crismon & Co
Real Estate Farms and City Property
For Sale and Exchanoe
Res 3t W C Oklahoma iCty Okla
R N Pric( :Iina- Real Estate Farms and City Property
We call bir Ind 1 )(ili cr For Sale and Exchanoe
Men's Suits itps :0 W C Oklahoma iCly Okla
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REPUBLICAN
In State and National Policies
Independent
In City and Local Affairs
128 and 130 West C St
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Four of the "—ests" in the
State Fair Grounds
A man is known by the company
he keeps but a fair is gauged by
the buildings it has
Not to mention the magnificent
brick Liberal Arts 'Wilding or he
huge Livestock Pavillion the Ok-
lahoma State Fair and Exposition
now holds the following score
among its 51 buildings and struct
160 acre park at Okla-
la T' t Building—Finest and
largest in Southwest
tirand Stand—I Argest concrete
and steel grandstand west of the
blississippt
State Fair School—Largest In
the United States
Women's Rest Cottage—Finest
equipped and most sanitary of its
kind in the West
Dr T E Cooper Jr
Br I IL Cottle
Mrs E E Ragan Local 215 W D
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To know your state and enjoy your--elf
would cost a great deal hi railroad
arts and consume days of your time
Nere it not possible to visit the 014-
ahoma State Fair and Exposition at
Wallowa City September 24 to Oct-
iber I- at a reduced fare
0toeto6‘EWo0on
DENTIST
Over Kimbrough and Jones
1334z West C St
Offire Hours- 9 to 12 and 1 to 5
Office W 6 8 6 86 86 86 86 86 86
Dr J G Bink ley
Physician
Specialties Abstetrics Diseases ct
Women and Children
Offices over Kinibrough's Drug St OrP
1331 W C and First National Dank
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Electro Magnetic Baths
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BON TON CLEANERS 11y
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Physician and Surgeon
2311 S Harvey St Phone W 2806
If no answer Call W 5730
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Rugan, Mrs. E. E. The Capitol Hill News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, August 26, 1921, newspaper, August 26, 1921; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2290604/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.