Daily Free-Lance (Henryetta, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 280, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 5, 1922 Page: 3 of 4
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Oh! So Good!
That's what hundreds have
said after trying our deli-
cious lunches Come and
see for yourself
Fresh Fruits
OLYMPIA Confectionery
IS
Diamond Rings
To be given away Absolutely FREE
Saturday January 7
At 10 o'clock a m
is
Diamond Rings
To be given away Absolutely FREE
Saturday January 7
At 10 o'clock a m
MACK THE TAILOR
Phone 21
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Fred Lawrence who is employed at
Tulra spent Tuesday night with his
family
Mrs Fred Lawrence who severely
sprained her ankle just before Christ-
mas is steadily improving but is not
able to walk yet
R B F Hummer J D Eubank J
Forbis Eubank and W C Sanderson
spend yesterday in Muskogee on busi-
ness Miss Wiggins had as her guest
Tuesday evening Dr Frances P Wig-
gins medical counselor on the Com-
munity Institute staff university ex-
tension department
Mrs R D Hakne of Albuquerque
New Mexico Misses Ruby and Mer-
cedes Sharum and Miss Estelle Harris
of Muskogee who were guests of Mrs
J II Savage the past week have re-
turned to their homes
Miss Edith Johnson who spent the
holidays with her parents Mr and
Mrs E M Johnson left Tuesday for
Rolls Missouri to resume her work
at the library of the school of mines
Miss Isabel Johnson left yesterday
for St Charles Missouri after spend-
ing the holidays with her parents Mr
and Mrs E M Johnson to resumo
her studies at Lindenwood college
SANTEE SAYS:
Leave your films at the Rexall
Drug Store for best work Exclusive
Eastman agents for Henryetta (79-3t
O E S MEETING
There will be a meeting of Eastern
Star tomorrow night This is a
business meeting and being the first
of the year e fu I attendance Is de-
sired MRS LUELLA POAGE
Worthy Matron
SUPERIOR COURT
At the last sitting of the superior
court here adjournment waa taken un-
til January 6 and Judge Christopher
la due to arrive here in the morning
to hear motions and such other mat-
ters as may come before the court
NEW LOCATION
8 H Davis Justice of the Peace
has moved his office over the Central
Drug Store Room 8 79-6t
REVIVAL PROGRESSING
The revival meeting at the Naz-
arene church is progressing Fine
service last night good preaching
and good alter service Services at
2:30 and 7:30 P M Everybody In-
vited to attend these services
M O JOBE Pastor
Coats at half price at Keller’a
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NOTICE
We the Charity Committee and
the entire Elks lodge wish to take
this opportunity to thank the minis-
ters and ladies who so kindly helped
us in the placing of our Christmas
charities
ELMER BAILEY
T V DOLLINS
HARRY CONTZ
A S COFFIELD Com
R F WISE Exalted Ruler
MAX KLEISER Secretary
VBKH TRCHC'
Buy Those
Hung By
RED CORD
Eubank-Beels
Produce Co
Distributor
Henryetta
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OMPANY
POT TftK CCT
Each package contains values not less than $100 and up to $5X0 '1 he Diamond Rings are enclosed in these packages
Packages $100 apiece— SEE' OliK WINDOW You may be lucky but you cannot lose as each package contains values
from not less than $100 to $500 besides the LUCKY I’ACKACliS the Diamond Rings
Diamonds are all set in Ladies’ Fancy White and Green 14K Solid Gold Mountings--Values up to $3500 Remember the date Sat Jan 7
422 Main Street
MORGAN TODAY
A faithful picture reproduction of
m classic known to and loved by mil-
lion — James Fenimore Cooper’s im-
mortal romance of the American In-
dian "The Last of the Mohicans" A
production of tremendous audience
attraction power that will be recog-
nized as the master work of a master
— Maurice Tourneur
"The Last of the
Mohicans" has grass and starting a fire which Provi-
every element of the big picture— ! dence alone kept from causing great J
rapid movement suspense love inter-1 loss of property
est gigantic and beautiful sets and As it was a row of fine grape J
a punch in every foot A picture so I vines in the arbor of Ben C Eastii
fine so big so powerfully dramatic was destroyed The vines had been
that it made a group of hardened pic- mulcted and piled about with grass
ture people who watched it gasp for tor protect on Into this the boys
breath threw 1'ghted fire-crackers and not
Also
‘Bang!’
a good comedy entitled
a Mermaid production
SANTEE SAYS:
Leave your films
at the Rexall
Drug Store for best work Exclusive
Eastman agenta for Henryetta (79-3t
JUSTAMERE CLL’R
Mrs Charles Duncan Mrs C
Shockley Mrs Harold Spencer and thankful that his house was saved
Mrs Ralph Roller were special guests
yesterday afternoon when Mrs R B
F Hummer waa hostess to the Justa-
mere club at her home 308 West
Cummings Cut flowers were used in
the decorations and in the game the
club prize went to Mrs Homer Sul-
tins while the guest prize went to
Mrs C P Shockley
A hot luncheon was served follow-
ing the game The next meeting of
the club will be held at the home of
Mrs J C Gorman
Furs at Half price at KeJer’s
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SMALL FIRES CAUSE THE
DEPARTMENT MANY RUNS
At 4:30 o’clock Tuesday afternoon
the firement were called to the Hen-
ryetta Welding Works 710 West
Main street to put out a fire It
was a car of the Porter Service com-
pany which was being repaired and
had caught fire The workmen had
turned it upside down and the gaso-
line having escaped caught when a
torch was being used on the car The
firemen put out the fire but every-
thing inflamable about the car had
been burned off
The firemen were called Tuesday
forenoon to put out a grass fire
These email grasa and trash fires
are becoming numerous and in many
cases do not call for an a arm The
chief said if they were in direct tele-
phone touch that they might be in-
formed it was a small grass or trash
fire it wou'd only be necessary to
send the chemical and save much ex-
pense to the department
SANTEE 8AYS:
Leave your films at the Rexall
Drug Store for best woik Exclusive
Eastman agents for Henryetta (79-3t
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS
FOR AUTOMOBILE LICENSE
R C Grubbs state highway of-
ficer has his office with S H Davis
J P over the Central Drug Store
Applications for automobile license
may be made to him there A e'erk
will be In the office at all times to
receive applications 80-3tp
ATTENTION MASONS!
Thursday evening January 6th at
7:30 o’clock the young men
have been chosen as officers of the
chapter of De Mo’ay will be obligat-
ed at the Masonic Hall All Masons
are cordially invited to attend R
e McIntosh w m 79-2t
Wool
Keller’s
westers
at half price at
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KANISS JEWELRY & OPTICAL SHOP
(Next
CARELESS BOYS PROVE
MENACE TO PROPERTY
Small boys and larger ones too
sometimes thoughtlessly endanger
property beyond the possibi ity of
their parents to rep’ace A case of
this kind occurred a few days sgo oil
top of the hill when a number of
hops were recklessly shooting fire-
crackers throwing them into the dry
only destroyed the grape vines but
started a fire which spread over a
large area and but for the fact that
Mr Eastin had caused a strip to be
plowed about 'his p'ace would have
neighbor At it was the fire caused I
much labor on the part of Mr Eastin
reached his house and those of two
and others to prevent It i do ng far'
ther damage Mr Eastin has suf-
p suffered considerable damage but is
SANTEE SAYS:
Leave your films at the Rexall
Drug Store for best work Exclusive
Eastman agents for Henryetta (79-3t
“WHITE EAGLE"
Come! Travel into the land of rug-
ged mountains and gorgeous can-
yons where action speeds each thrill-
ing minute The girl is a beauty an fer‘ence between operators and miners
Indian princess Her lover is a tal-wag canceIIed by the unions
wart cowboy hero And the man ofj John u Lewis presid(nt 0f the
mystery is the whirlwind White Rider unitod minerg deciared that certain
who keeps you in a hang-by-the-hairj mjne operators in Pennsy" vania and
suspense Ohio who had forced calling oft tne
You 11 get a spine sizzling sensa- conference by refusing to attend
tion every time Ruth ia in danger woud be compelled to meet the
You’ll get a blood tingling thrill ev- miners in due time by circumstan-
ery time she cries for help
On the roof of a train in the burn-
ing eagle’s nest in the sinking ship
in the golden pool she is always fear-
less courageous a real heroine your
idol Ruth Roland
In “White Eagle" the fifteen epi-
sode Pathe serial this female dare-
devil out-wits out-rides and out-
thinks her plotting enemies— At the
Yale Theatre Sunday
i ' LOOK!
I was raided for whiskey all they
found was 100 people eating 86c din-
ner — Depot Cafe J E Beasley
Proprietor 1 77-8p
OFFICER KILLED BUT HE
GOT ONE BOOTLEGGER
POTEAU Okla Jan 6— Carl
Panks deputy sheriff died at Octa-
cia in the southern part of Le Fiore
county yesterday as the result of a
gunshot wound received Saturday in
a fight with Will Kimborlin alleged
liquor dea'er
Kimberlin shot through the back
is mortally wounded
BAKE SALE
The Royal Neighbors will have a
bake sale at the Frisco market Sat-
urday January 7 80-2t
TEXAS OIL MERGER
FORT WORTH Jan 5— The in-
terests of the IIumphreys-Mexia and
the Humphreys-Texas company will
be merged in March Colonel A £
Humphreys president of the former
organization announced tonight
t am ready to make your applica-
tion for 1922 auto ' license Come
and see men and have them made
right — S H DAVIS Justice of the
to Miners National Bark)
All New Cotton Mattresses
$550 to $975 Why pay more?
Beginning this date and lasting for the next tl irty days we will sell our mat-
tresses at less than wholesale cost Take advantage of these prices
40-lb Mattress Striped Tick — — $550 45-lb Mattress No 1 Art Tick $875
45-lb Mattress No 3 Art Tick $675 50-lb Mattress Sateen Tick $975
45-lb Mattress No- 2 Art Tick $770 Duofold Pads $553
WE DELIVER THESE MATTRESSES TO YOUR DOOR
HENRYETTA MATTRESS FACTORY
Phones 270 and 779 PHONE WRITE OR CALL Henryetta Okla
NEW AUTO LICENSE
R C Grubbs state highway depart-
meat °"icer’J8 in c‘ty "d “
ha °"ce ’"‘h Justce Davis
Applications for auto license may be
made to him A cashier’s check must
accompany the application and in
case of error this makes checking up
easy The department is not send-
ing out application blanks to notar-j
ies and others asking for them but
the license must be secured through
representatives of the department
The meeting was scheduled to be
held in Pittsburgh this week Mine
operators in Indiana and Illinois had
conditionally accepted the proposal
to attend the conference
Lewis would not say what the next
step of the miners would be but his
statement waa interpreted in mine
union headquarters here to mean that
if the operators wou'd not consent to
a conference by April 1 when the
present contract expires a walkout
would result
SANTEE SAYS:
Leave your films at the Rexall
Drug Store for best work Exclusive
Eas’nun agents for Henryetta (79-3t
TIME TO MAKE REPORT
ON THE ANNUAL INCOME
OKLAHOMA CITY Jan 6— It is
gain time to file your income tax re-
turn A C Alexander collector of inter-
nal revenue for Oklahoma issued a
statement Wednesday advising tax-
payers to lose no time in compiling
their accounts for the year 192L The
period for filing the returns ends
March 16
Every single person whose income
is $1000 or more a year and every
married person who receives $2000
or more a year is required to Tile a
return A new and important provis-
ion of the revenue act of 1921 is that
every person whose gross income is
$5000 or more also must file a re-
turn Gross Income Includes prsctical'y
all income received by the taxpayer
in case of the wage earner salaries
wages bonuses and commissions in
the case of professional men ai
amounts received for professional
services in the cases of farmers all
profits from the sale of farm pro-
ducts and rental or sale of land Al-
RuthRoland
“WHITE EAGLE
By Associated Press
GROVE Okla Jan 6— The re
moval of a number of Cherokee In
dians from Delaware county to the
community enterprise that the Kee
toowah society of that tribe ia found
ing in Cherokee county has served -to
recall here the story of the “Lost
Cherokees” a story that is included
in all the later day Indian historieg
but in varying accounts Old time
Cherokees of this section have lately
brought forth what they declare ia
the “only true account” of the “Lost
Cherokees” ever given to the public
These authorities say they obtained
their information from their grand
parents and insist that the version i
absolutely correct
It happened hack in 1838 their to
count runs when the Cherokees lie
ing in what is now called tha “old
i south” sold a portion of their lands
This created an extreme bitternesg
! among a faction that was opposed tg
I disposing of the tribal property Mem
Ibers of this faction forecast the sale
as the beginning of the white man'g
encroachment upon the Indians and
l argue that if the ale was consent
1 mated it would only be a question o t
time when the Indians would be die
possessed of all of their holdinge tg
the benefit of the pale faces
The Indians who are now recalling
RULE AFTER MANY YEARS the “Lost Cherokees” assert thaiv
grand-parents described to them the
LONDON Jan 6— Princess Mary bittemesa with which the dispute
whose engagement to Viscount Las- raged between those who favored sell
cellei has been announced is the first in? part of tbe tribe’s property ln$
princess of the royal blood to marry those who opposed Finally tbe fao
an Englishman since the reign of tion opposed to the sale delivered ag
Henry VIII some four centuries ago ultimatum to their opponents to the
Since that time only two English effect that if the sale was consent
princesses have mated outside the mated those opposing would migrate
circle of royalty west The sale went through and the
Princess Mary’s veil will be the one dissatisfied Cherokees started out fee
worn by Queen Victoria and Queen a new home
Alexandra It is of a very handsome Bitterness in the fight was lost and
design though many modern brides the faction that favored the sale an
would look upon it is being somewhat companied the immigrants aa fag
old-fashioned west as the Mississippi river with eg
After the wedding the bride will t-reaties that they reconsider and atayy
be known as her Royal Highness Prin- But no mount o perBUasion would
cess Mary Viscountess Lascelles and jnfiunce them to change their mlnda
her home will be at Goldsborough When the river wa reached tha aj
Hall in Yorkshire which the Earl and vocates of the sale turned back te
Countess of Harewood Viscount Las- their homeg and the other faetio
celles parents are giving as a wed- crossed the streams and turned theia
ding present to their non ' faces to the west
Except at state events there will That WBa the Iast geen of then
be no court etiquette in the bride’s fu-
ture home life and there will be no
ladies-in-waiting people connected
with the court say
Starting at YALE SUNDAY
Sale of all winter hats— $145 $245
and $345 Values to $2260 at Kel-
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SANTEE SAYS:
Leave your films at the Rexall
Drug Store for best work Exclusive
Eastman agents for Henryetta (79-3t
Those Roman Beauty apples are
going very fast and you had better
put in your order at once or you will
not get first choice Henryetta Pro-
Henryetta Oklahoma
REMOVAL OF CHEROKEES
RECALLS “LOST CHEROKEES"'
MEXIA Texas Jan 5— George
Sampson 22 of Eufaula Okla oil
field worker was instantly kil'ed yee
terday when struck on the head by a
falling timber in the field near here
! The timber fell from a derrick which
wa e'nK demolished J II McAfee
of Eufaula’ brother-in-law of Samp
a°n’ arrived today to take charge 0
the body which will be taken to Eq
faula
Sale of aU winter hata — $145 $24
and $345 Values to $2260 at KeK
Peace
79-tit exander said
due Company Phone 730 7-tf era
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Hall, George Riley. Daily Free-Lance (Henryetta, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 280, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 5, 1922, newspaper, January 5, 1922; Henryetta, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2327141/m1/3/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed July 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.