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7HE OKLAHOMA NEWS
THE CORE
NO MORE
•4m yngr MO to4»r—flgorgl*
Urtw eomalMlon refused to
14tn Uo m»k respite.
—Clsvel*nd-co uMtior't rolls.
It Will ▼slustlon of $9,471,924,
•boat $90,005 lower then 1910,
nMrnf to State equalisation
—gofgr Hlfhley arrived from
'trip to Ot Louis and Chicago
■nturdty. He didn't find the
tiro drill master he went after.
—Courthouse offices to close
Saturday afternoons during sum- ]
aser.
—(Mayor Oeerholser urges
;oonmlasloaers to make bond U-
eue aerial Instead of straight 26-
—Sheriff Blnlon bank from
Seattle where he failed to get
Logan Billingsley wanted here on
three boose convictions.
—®r. J. G. Street Is having a
hard time telling the 1500 dale-
gataa to the American Water-
works’ association In New York
all they should know shout Ok-
lahoma City, he says In card to
his son, Allen.
—Young Men’s Democratic club
to pay expenses of five delegates
to the St. Louis convention. They
will go on the "Tom Wade Spe-
cial.”
- -Charge of assault on Marvin
'Murray against It A. Hargrave,
sentenced last week to six years
In the pen on robbery charge,
dismissed bv Justice Maupln.
—"I'll bet $100(1 to a cent
my proposed municipal hog farm
can he made great financial suc-
res* in several years," says Safer
Hlghley.
- Twenty-nine teachers’ corttfl-j
cates, the ftrst granted under the
new high echool teachers’ train
Ing course, sent out to this
year's high school graduates by,
i’rlnclpal J. F, Wellemeyer.
—It haa been a hard Job to |
get the North Canadian out of Its;
banks. Newspapers and weather
bureau have been helping it
along.
—Glenn Condon, correspond
ent at fifth legislature, files to
represent Tills* oo.
- Otto Kurz pleads not guilty [
to charge of obtaining money'
under fslss pretense from Perry 'said Gault. "I think 1f we
Pyle and Is pieced under $500; sharpen the slumps In that coun-
try so troublemakers can’t alt
' bond for preliminary hearing bo-
I fore Justice Maupln June 13.
—Judge Rutherford Brett’s
| first decision as member of
i criminal court of appeals af-
I firms conviction of J. E. Mar-! --------——
tin, MeCurtaln-co, for larceny o. WHy MAYOR’S AGAINST
of grand l*rocny AUDITORIUM PLAN
down and plot, we will be all
right.”
Gault threatened to ask for
militia on a former outbreak.
i a oow.
Charge
against Fred Lo# dismissed
Justice Maupln.
Fletcher Itiley, tAxrton, two
"This city mustn't go wild
and vote bonds for everything."
said Mayor Overholser Saturday
tarson Saturday prepared to re-
move the se\on baby fawns from
Wheeler park as s precaution
against high water.
MARRIAGES
Ray Oppenhslmar. 21. Ansdsr-
ko, and Mattie Mitchell, 21,
Clarsmoro.
William P. Casey, 21, and
Lueretla M. Baker, 21
I cats of mtiuis at present, has LOCAL PORTIA FREES ! BEST NATURED CANINE
been rumored as possible choice^ CLIENT WITHOUT WORD HAS HIS COAT TRIMMED
boreholes *0^mfmtsPUs«lfe* Mrs. -Musette PosrI. Oklahoma Henry has had his eon* trim-
“.<>• »«-«*»- ns*
1.“« iTiS“iS
years out of unlv. islty, files for j sale of clt> hull and H«nd'‘r»°,n N Taylor. 12. El
republican. fur-!*r?‘lo“ of combined hall anrt -V'0«S Bailey. IS. Chlck-
nlsbeH five denuulo candidates ,aud‘t,?rlUm at Hudson and Grand,
for legislature. NVe 1nrod a f“y h*‘*- ^ul
John W. Robertson. Moln- nw,d °,s*r things worse, for
tosh-eo. republican, files for win-'"..A'f» " ’°° *nd U*"
grttus from soeond district.
Klmer M. Green, 32, and Chris-
tine Griffin. 27.
Glenn T. Raymond. 26. and
Hurtle Kelly, Muskogee.
UNSETTLED SUNDAY IS
WEATHER PREDICTION
Probably showers and thunder fyon” her *** Manp* 0 * , natured ranine In tho city.
, sts’^'ssvsis: if." ,r1! jss^jr *sr .,rr
'hit Dies of not gulltv Hooowell *ut® llvery ,oolf h,B® ***• H*u
Rainfall Friday night and Sat- had exl)]aln,,(J hU case t!T the "ll on hu hlnd tor •**
! uxdsy was .«« Inch. Icourt HU ^fe h. Led had *''*"**' “'‘“out a whimper
him arrested without causa. | H"‘ weother causod his ova»
“SUNDAY” IMITATOR’S 1 Jud*‘> ^ dismissed the case *r» to shear blm._
DIPPING VATS BLOWN
UP IN CHEROKEE-CO.
Five dipping vats, used In tick
eradication, have ,M-en blown up
in Cherokee-no In tho last six
days, according to Frank Gault,
aggie board president, who re-
turned from east side of the
state Saturday.
"We'll keep fighting them."
fire equipment.
The mayor said he would de- j __
hats tho question with Kev. A. BARRETT TO SUCCEED
K. spiurwr, time and data to
be fixed.
Tho the mayor’s time limit on
CANTON, STILL TALKED
Governor Williams Saturday
said a successor to Adjutant-Gen
speeches haa been five minutes jer„„u ^slvned Will
he said he would go 15 In the! frank ( anton, resigned, will
debate.
PARK BOSS TO MOVE
FAWNS FROM PARK
Park Superintendent Joe Pat-
bo named before July 1. Tho
he announced the successor’s
name In under consideration, the
governor would make no sug-
gestion of the name.
Chaa. F. Barrett, judge advo-
I damace suit delayed ; -
I Harry Patterson’s $15,000 per- . when drunk,
sonal Injury case against the o— —
Egbert hotel went over until simmer weahixem
Monday When State Senator I „ „ —-
jClark Johnaon-eo, witness, sent, QuteSjT/u.Vh*''“.TATREJ!,. w-
Rord no could not h©r© Sst* i muiuod iod ornnuudik
un|ay. j----
Patterson claims Charles Eg-
bert. eame to his room and
cracked him over the head with
a pitch. Testimony is that Pat-
terson waa with friends imitat-
ing a negro who acted like Billy
FRANCES WILCOX
Woodbury Fare Specialist
Room 331 Glrndolo Hid*..
__ v„ i Kaaaaa City, Me. ______ _ __
Sunday" and fh«V Fehr*r»'"«ht«*^'#»d r>,l ®v sand 2r stamp far booklot den 'Garage Machine Shop. Whan
to too5 much1 noise *r”Crt d "Hew To Be Made r.nod Looking." jn trouble call us. 11« A Dewey
Tea Late to Classify
TKAM of horses and harness for
I sale cheap Little's Wagon Yard.
- .'ll5 W Hcno.
LARGE southeast room In prl-
vats fa nitty; walking dlatanea; 1
or 2 ladles employed. W 1124.
rGR RENT—1-room house. ISAS,
si7 W Pottawatomie. Call ft< W.
Chic k « " aw.
W ITM One nice southeast
light housekeeping room.
AI'TOH overhauled! aTi kinds of
machine work and welding. Wa
make our cylinder rebuilding g spe-
cialty All work guaranteed. Can-
Mrs. Oklahoma Housewife:
You believe in Oklahoma, surely, and here is your chance to do something for Oklahoma. Read over the advertisements on this
page. When you buy, buy Oklahoma made goods or buy from firms maintaining representatives in Oklahoma.
THE WAY WYOMING
LOOKS AT IT
County commissioners In any
Kit, who build court-houses of
lad Iona gtono, and atato official*
who have printing done In Chi-
cago.. City official* who send to
California for a product manu-
facturod in their own atato, a*
troll aa tho public at large, may
b# Interested In knowing hew
Wyoming people looked upon
tho subject of Wyoming contrac-
tors and product* for an addi-
tion to Its state capitol. The
contract waa awarded ♦; oon-
traetors In that state, i he fol-
lowing to taken from Wyoming
paper*:
"The capital oommlaalon, com-
IP posed of State Treasurer Gate*,
fState Auditor Forsyth and State
engineer True will soon examine
the hide submitted for the con-
strnetlon of the two new wings
Smt tho capitol building. ' The
that only taut year the etate of
Colorado having advertised for
bid* for a building, refused to
Bend planH and specifications to
a Wyoming contractor who had
requested them.
"In another instance one of
Wyoming’s successful contrac-
tors waa the lowest bidder on a
Job let by the state of Nebraska,
but waa not awarded the work
because the state thought It wise
to award the contract to a Ne-
braska man.
"It la obvious, of course, that
these things should only bo done
In caaea where the differences
between the outside and the
home bid la small, and where
the home contractor la respon-
sible in every way.
"The object of favoring a
Wyoming contractor, for in-
stance, aa against a Colorado
man, la that the Wyoming con-
tractor employs Wyoming labor,
haa his capital all Invested In
Wyoming, pays taxes In Wyom-
ing and maintains a Wyoming
organization. And If he receives
“AS YOU SOW”
nY W. JOHN KKARLK.
tho the profit ta smaller. You get
yours in the volume."
In company with the president
of our largest monumental works
made here, the better for the
retail merchant, and Incidentally
for the fellow that actually Mils
the goods.
Our dally order for groceries'* visited a local cemetery and
is taken bv obone The cleric was shown a stone erected to
Sew-tory <v.lora«lo pou^ A^.i^iows that ’ Colorado-made goods i I*1* memory of a former Denver
The friends of c°'°™d®-"lade :are exclusively used Id our home; Imerchant. That monument, said
goods may boost, and the Man-1 frequently we have to return i my informant, waa manufactured
facturers' association may spend; J™*"™* sentify mistake lnthf> could have W'
its money for advertising^ but VVo.rp originally from Boston and ' Pllpd ll» p*act counterpart at 25
ITst 50 per cent unleTtfe re- ^ ^ '*** ^ ^ C°,0rad°
tall clerks assist, at least to the;'"“ „ 1
extent of obeying the modern
business axiom, "Give the trade i l‘f“v^'r"®df’ „
««•*., -»>—»« <sv ^
. 'duct of an eastern conoern, sub-
Tlie writer a few weeks ago; st|tlIted mistake,” was Just
aakied In one of our largest j ha.]f the size of Denver-made at
stores for a pair of Denver-made same price. We, In turn,
shoes. The first pair brought; jja(j t0 ,ubstltute, beans being
was examined for trade mark, j omitted from our menu that
tried on, but did not fit. A! evening. It is not pertinent to
second pair fitted O. K., was ask: "Why do Denver grocers
worn home and then examined i carry inferior, short weight east-
for trade mark. It wa* found prn g0O(j8 with the same selling
we had contributed to a Massa-jp,.^ as our Colorado-made?" If
chusetts shoemaker’s wage#, when continue to "sow such
marble, hewn by Colorado work-
men, and every dollar would have
been spent at home. But no
Colorado concern was even in-
vited to figure on the Job.
This Is the day cf co-operation
and it is the time when the men
and women of Colorado should
say, with no uncertain voice:
"We are going to support home
Industries. If the merchants we
regularly trade with will supply
us those products without sub-
carry Inferior, short weight east- stltution, all right. If not. we
will trade with those that will." i
ptaM wore (drawn by Architect
taUltam B. Du boos and those
vk* have Inspected them say Mr.
lital haa raaehad the very heat
mUUor ot the problem of add-
ta*t to a structure seemingly al-
ready complete. He has carried
mt tho exteaslons la such a
HmM, natural way that they
mm to he a part ot tho archl-
"About stx Wyoming contrac-
tors have copies ot $he plan* and
at toast two from outside the
HMk Very wisely the capitol
•uMBtiltahiR. has thrown the mat-
tm Vpeu wtthost restrictions as
to locality. Tot there Is a vary
“— teal tug that it the bids
tbly close together and
contractor should bo
nominal amount lower
• Wyoming contractor,
alas being equal, the
contractor should re-
deratton.
"There la precedent tor this
to nearly query atato. It 1* eald
Oklahoma Spring Bed
t, guarantee the 8. S L.
•nd Star Brand Pelt
_ ____to give aatiefaetion. It
yon hoy ono and it proves de-
H taetlvu they will lire jw an-
lee their ad on this page.
the contract, much of the monev our Intention had been to assist | n^.. with the eent,meet that Is
mS.ata.ta Wyoming. »Colo.rad_° needs |belng arou8ed ^ keep
"The Tribune understands
m
K'
f-;
^"1
that contractors from at least
three Wyoming cities are figur-
ing on ths capitol addition, and
as the methods of estimating on
buildings have been reduced to
almost an exact science, we hope
some Wyoming contractor will
he able to underbid the outside
men.—Wyoming Tribune.
The State Leader heartily
endorses the slew of Its contem-
porary, The Tribune, In the mat-
ter of letting the contract for
the wings of tho atato capitol to
Wyoming labor. Other states
frankly tell outside contractors
that public building interests
will be let to local men, and
each state deserves credit for
that attitude. Of course. If
there were a suspicion of collu-
sion or not enough bidders from
the state, there would he some
justification for requesting out
side hide.
"But The Leader wants to see
s Wyoming contractor, employ-j
lng Wyoming men, using as
mu eh Wyoming material as pos-
sible. build those wings to the
capital, even If the bid of the
Wyoming man Is In slight excess
of the outsider. — Cheyenne
Leader.”
our
our patronage. I ni0ney at home, theirs will not
As this Is not the first clerk,! be a bountiful harvest. Good
nor the first store, that has business says: "Sell the thing
worked the same or a similar: that turns the quickest and
trick, one is led to ask If some \ brings the most re-orders, even
stores and their clerks discrimi-
nate against Colorado-made
gooda. Placards around town
bear this Inscription: "Use
Colorado-made goods and keep
your Job.” It might he changed
for the benefit of retail clerks
to read: "Sell Colorado-made
"As ye sow, so will you reap.’’f
^Jfeaiof
4PRWTIM
wm t
tOlSraoJ
goods and make your job se-
cure." ”A wayfaring man tho a
fool” ought to know that the
more money spent for goods
CALL
for our Ic« Cream Cones and
you will get * superior qual-
ity. They are absolutely pure
Sanitary Cone
Company
l-S-S I*. Dower.
WaL Tie
Lawn Mowers
Sharpened and Repaired
Called fdr and Delivered
Call Wal. 7913
$014 W. California.
I. S. HARVEY
WELDER
Pattern and Model Maker.
Special prices on small cans
Sun Proof Paint.
Papering, Painting, Interior
Decorating, General Contract-
Ire. Plate and Window Glass.
We carry a full stock of
W’all Paper, Paints, Plate and
Window Glass.
New State Paint
& Glass Company
S. E. Hanson. Prop.
115 8. RoblnsOn. Wal. 4982
Why Not Buy Springs
and Mattresses
made at home? What helps the home factory helps the town; what helps the town
helps you. The S. & L. Springs and Star Brand Mattresses are made in Oklahoma City
by Oklahoma City labor and guaranteed by Oklahoma City people. You take no chance
when j ou buy our goods. Take no other.
OUR SLOGAN
Would Make Them Better if We Could
Could Make Them Cheaper if We Would
Manufactured and Guaranteed by the
Oklahoma
Spring Bed Manufacturing
Company
It la to roar tatereat
to atr that tbla METAL
TAG la on every Spring
yon buy.
Wholesale Only.
Oklahoma City.
I.ook tor the STAR
TAG. Every MATTRESS
KunrnnteeS na repre-
aented by tbla TAG.
Rebuilt Mattress
Renovating Co.
Wa ittatir mad rahwflS
four sld ootton msttraaaoa
tad gisrastM them to be so
gowd aa now. We also reno-
vate feathers and repair and
«K5.*SSTK-m -a
AM work guaranteed.
das W. ana, Oklahoma ©tty.
Two reasons why yon should buy ths
“New State Brand
OVERALLS”;
THa$ Bananas it glass work to our homo women. ;; {
•seoad—Boeana* thoy am tbo highest grads goods to ;
Ba had
DMft lag fee? aethag aabetftsita.
ffcotary—1131-4 West Fourth Dtreot.
No Hand Touches
the Lanyon Cones until after they are baked. Tho machines are
automatic In ovory respect. This Is a pure, sanitary cone.
LANYON CONE A MFG. CO.
Walnut 4991. 412 W. Third.
UMtnr>wir***j .............*......
“MORGAN HARDWOOD DOORS
it
THE GENUINE
PHONES, asrar-
LOCAL
BOOSTER
CALL AT OUR STORE
and get our price before you buy
'Over 10.000 rolls of Wall Paper
now on sale at a big savings.
No order too small nor too large
for us to handle.
Olson WaHpaper Co.
THE BARGAIN STORE
SS W. Snd. Car. and and
waL rods,
taps* Hi
The “Home Casualty” Company
AN OKLAHOMA COMPANY FOB OKLAHOMA PEOPLE.
"SERVICE FIRST” our motto. Alike to policy-holders
snd agents. BRIEF, LIBERAL, CLEARLY EXPRESSED
POLICIES.
Ib Increasing Its agency forces. Do you want to Join
us. Some excellent districts still open for men who can
quality. Address
HOME CASUALTY COMPANY
216 Majestic Bldg., Oklahoma City.
-THE-
BOARDMAN i|
ICOMPANYi!
Tanka for Every Purpose
^ We specialize on
$ \ SMOKE STACKS, LARGE
j! STORAGE AND OIL TANKS
•! Maple and Hawk Sta.
J i Oklahoma Clfyv Okla*
IVHMHWWmWVWWMWMM^
* Storage Battery i|
Service Station j:
Have your old catteries re- 11
built. We will guarantee
them to be aa good as new.
; | Can lean you a battery while
'! yours Is being repaired.
;; , >
;i Prunty Company \\
Wal. MIT.
437 W. Mala
RADIANT SLIDE CO.
Manufacturers of
ADVERTISING FILMS AND SLIDES
125 1-2 West Grand.
Wal. 81 IS.
NOTICE TO UNDERTAKERS
Lf75J'i7,"7
•j&L,
V£\-
Jr
*uault8 aIe th® be8t that’« made. Water-proof, air*
tight, reinforced with expanded steel. Every vault tested before leav-
Inpr our factory TVe ship, anywhere, at our aprn risk Wetuht 1000
pounds. Price $45.00 F. O. B. Oklahoma City. * 1
^Ee O. PAHSO.\S( Mfg. Wal# MQI
WHEN YOU BUY BREAD—BUY
BLUE RIBBON BREAD
It coats no more than any other bread and la alwayu
fresh. Inviting and delicious.
It Is your opportunity to ffrasp tne good health. *
strength and energy neceaaary for succesa in these
strenuous daya ^ ^
SCHMIDT BROS. BAKING COMPANY
aid a. Robtnaom. _Pb»s» WaL 40*4
AWtWHWWWMUtMMHMm^
tnrroodIngly
INFORMATION
AND RATES
PHONE
7000
FURNACES
Tom Dolan
Heating Co.
tall I. DEWEY.
WAL. Mil.
TENNIS RACKETS
Restrung and Repaired.
100V* XV. Graad.
Work Called for and Delivered.
Those Maple M.
-TIRES-
Reduce your tire expense 18
percent. HowT Instead of
’ buying new ones, bring ue
I two of your worn out auto
casings and we can make
one NEW one. Ninety per
eent puncture proof. \Ve
guarantee 1600 mllea
Oklahoma Tire
Construction Co. ! |
r. K. HARPER. Mgr.
Mil. M* Mg XV. OmO
w
teMMMMMMMMMWIMIMM*
Weddlag Rings Made «e Order
LETZEISER ft COMPANY
XAXlFACfTRlX G JEWELERS.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Phone
Wal. 8*83.
Room 218
118H W. 2nd
S17-23 IT. Western Are.
Phone Wnl. 2053.
OKLAHOMA
GAS ENGINE
COMPANY
We Repair Automobtlea
We are Machinists
We Weld all Known Metals.
We employ the . best me-
chanics and guarantee work.
GTXTE rs A TRIAL.
YOU should own your own Rome. It la Just as simple as
Paying Rent.
THE OKLAHOMA CITY BUILDING & LOAN ASSN.
Is XVIllIng to Help Ton.
If you are not In position to buy a home, start a savings
account with us at once and you will be surprised how soon you
will have accumulated a fund to buy your lots and start a home
for your family.
Remember, we are ready to help Tor.
THE OKLAHOMA CITT HI II.DING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
304 Majestic Bldg. Walaat 3418
—Safe and Sound—
BROOK’S
Bread and Cakes
Tried on re—used always
There’s a Heaton.
TIB N. Hudson. Phone W. W7
OKLACO
Floor Sweeping Compound
Liquid Wax Polish.
Floor Oil.
Metal Polish.
Bluing and Ink.
Our Goods gg Good as the Beat
Manufactured by
Oklaco Manufacturing Co.
1301 S. Robinson.
Phone Wal. 7419.
LIGHTNING
MACHINE CO.
FIRST AND HARXEY STS.
General Machine Shop and
Auto Garage
Welding. Repairing snd Storage.
State Distributors for
GLIDE LIGHT SIX
AUTOMOBILES
Sotns open territory.
C. E. H IDLER A UGH
SADDLERY CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers In !
High Grade Harness and Sad-j
dlery Buggies. Wagons snd
Farm Implements.
Harness Made to Order.
Repairing Neatly Done.
114 XV. California. Phone XV. 4181
1 4
i
The Oklahoma National
Life Insurance Company
H1CKKL PtATWO CT
AUTOMOBILE TRIM-
MINGS A SPECIALTY
Prepurs aga>nsT*ate ftp- 8*
ins srttb »arwi weather
your windows and doors
We mobs a specialty of
NOW
this class
right
NEW
of work and do It
Jfe
•TATE
PHELPS PRINTING CO,
q IF YOU DESIRE QUALITY
AND FIRST-CLASS SERVICE
LET US DO YOUR PRINTING
Phone WzL 421 :: 128 W. Third St
uJs
MOCO-
Self Vulcsnlxlog
Fabric Patch
Light Transformer for
Fords
Morollne for Gasoline.
Insuring 25 per cant, more
m*>sge
MOCO LABR ITOVtIEta
Oty. • t. Dewey
Located in Oklahoma City
and Worthy of Its Home
Admitted Assets . : $884,617.47
Liabilities. ; : ; ; 522.979.97
Surplus to Pol. Holders 361.637.50
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