The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 225, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 20, 1916 Page: 2 of 8
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_THE OKLAHOMA NEWS
Society Women Angry at the Camera Man—Here’s Why
Jkftlag of E
«MUm lecturer,
disturbing
it If litlDI, lO-
OO • charge of
lit* peace, Tuesday,
will result la a l«<»i war for
fro* •pencil, according U) StSte
■Mats Of socialists.
(lstM was urrmto <1 for refusal
to obey «a ntfltt r i warring not 1
to Rilke ■ speech it California
Rad Robinson. Speeches are not
Slhwsd on <1*11 torn in-sv, while
Wrwf for the '■Mr market a
frfwisf of Gate* furnished | f J i
bond for him.
folico Judin John Choate fined
Gets* III. and when .fudge J. J.
Cornejrt representing <iai«*. gave
BOtka of appeal, the bbailsman
delivered bln t0 tin nffirvri irid j
be Will sent fo fill.
Hot’lilief s ilmm (latea la Inins'
discriminated against because h<
in a socialist.
Hibcui corpus action In dis-
tort court to free (into* war |
•tartnd br Attorn»y* T. J. Carney
lllA C. I*. Gibson Tuesday.
Oh, Hark to the Rhyme
Of Bathing Beach Time
■T MAROARBT NAAfHf.
(WridH tor Mm Caliad Prana)
N««r Vorli, Juno 20.—If - you
•»“$ t® Ukn a dtp then you’d
• tip and select a
water, for
batter taka
ault Impervious to
tbey'ro making morn and more
nuttn for bathing on the aborn *»■ thing »ult sure keeps the rib-
and to wear them In the wet bona buiy. for they alio trim
| you hadn't onghter. the neck and the helmet cat},
In fact moat everyone la for bv beck, and the whole thing's
; bathing in the aun and if you rurs t0 make the fishes ditty.
have desire for aurf and brine,! There are bathing mantles too
! ■ one-pleeo ault la the beat. It H*»t have stripes of hectic hue i
will stand the aqua teet and it1 that bisect their ample folds of;
fits a perfect figure almply fine. Tuaeore silk and I think you will
Hut If you think It fun Just ®*r#® If rare sights you wish to
I to linger near the aun—and of ***• ®$ the aea shore we will see
course a moneyed son you much i more of this Ilk.
prefer, there are ruffled suits ga-l -
pitehont or two to Baker before
tlw pitcher started to work OB
the bettor. Then Bo unnaliy bad
to groove on* to keep from walk-
ing Maker and the iatar Juot ante
until) killed the Bali.
"It's different now. Thorn*
no one getting on abend of Baker
waist, but tbe riwbons don't ex* to worry the pltchei* oo they
tend serose the front. From work on hlm at th# gtort H®
square neck It falls quite Pl»*n I doesn't get tbe good onaa to Bit
and thus length of line doth at They ^ bajj OD (h^.
gain and It makes It a good corners and when they got him
model for a runt. Tho »lrcv.*|ln lh# ,10l(1 th#/ mart hia Wt
are pointed tabs w,lb ,n“™j*t curves for oaay putouto.”
bright ribbon dabs. Oh “■•-1
AIHI-BUCHANAH
BMIBMPPEl
Doopfto perfect harmony mark
ittg the school board meeting
Monday night there was a to
of (Be old factional foaling to
no found in the refusal to re-
OfBploy two woman who wore
Identified with (he Hudson aide
to tbe nativity against Hupt. ft.
▼. Buchanan last fall.
Miss Kdna May IJndaay, kln-
dorgartea supervisor, and Miss
Nlaa Langley, employed In the|
high school principal's office,
wore the two not retained.
■lection of •uperlatendent for
Mnt year woe not diacuseed.
Quaetlon of voting estra mill
tonr to Mit roar wont over to
Bent mooting.
•ontlmoat of the too or 200
k PBtrois and teachers who were
BtBt Mt of tbo oaocutlvo board
BMOtlng was n pressed by a
WWW in the crowd, who said:
•'Tbay’ro nil oownrda or they
*b'' !*bt bold aocrot meetings.'
£ All Mtion of tbo board was in
led to the tonohora* commit-
report, adopted unanimously,
crowd returned wboa the
*.M bm opened long onnugb
lore that the brightest sons are
for. They excite to envy human
maids or men. Of taffeta they're
made, in ail or any ahadn but
there's one of green that simply
Is divine. The skirt la rufflee
four and there simply can't be
more, because above tbe knees
It draws the line. Tbe neck Is
rather low with a ruffle round I
MARRIAGES
Ben Ricketts, 28, and KHla
Will lama, 22. Tulsa.
Earlie Miller, 21, Shamrock,
and Ruth Manlon, Edmond.
Harold B. Wallingford. 22,
It so and the sleeves of course! *nd RuUl Prlc'’ I8> Stillwater.
SANTA FE SEEKS MEN*
IF STRIKE'S CALLED
Advertising carried by tho fltn-
ta Eh today Indicates the soiiono*
ness of the railway situation.
Roads of the country are
threatened with a general strike-
resulting from wage and hour
differences between companies
and men.
The Santa Fe's advertising
asks applications by men to be
used in case tbe brotherhood
should order a walk-out.
"It iH hoped the vote in this
district will be negative,*' oald
the advertisement.
A national referendum
being taken by railway
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TO STOUir TUB VBRTBe
ss^jjauan.’ErtaPsrtsvi rusts*
louli at Palm Bench.
;as& j-,
iu,t ,rb
were
retained
, - jji Gulbfirtaoii
Butler, Columbus,
lumbus,
Oiltoti of Willard,
of Qarnold sad Wash-
* wora osakangad.
ms
MMI Ml*. T. B.
JIM Boot Fourth-at.
to Mr. and Mm. Joseph
|M West gtoao-ot,
[ ■ >fl. «M Mht.
But Sixth,
•to fraufli*. to Mr. oad
IUhB,« 104 w*rat
PROBE BEDDING NEED
IN FLOOD DISTRICT
"Enclosed find |1 wbluh ntay
help to a small extent some of
the flood surforars. Signed: A
Working Olrl."
That was the simple message in
a letter to. 8upt. Novella Uould of
the Provideflt association, 'lues,
day. Two women sent envelopes
each containing 25 cents.
Checks and cash for g 4 ft were
added to the flood sufferers' re-
I ef fund Tuesday. The money la
being spent for groceries and
bedding.
To learn how many families will
need now bedding Mt«a Gould Is
asking each applicant for aid
how nigh fibs water baa gone In
their homes. If it has gone high
enough to obver bedding Uiulr
names art token and provision
will bo made to eeoure matt reason,
ah seta and quilts for each homo
ruined.
-- 10 Mr- *n<>
*■ Jones, POft 8,
and Mm
Frleco-st,
Jsoss D.
Mrs. Alfred
KXERS
Fair Park
tag* and pic-
•tor park can be
wm received
from Fair
Tuesday,
•round* in do-
summer.
(ho Tiber at
III toot, to tho
MMNto a rob.
CANTON 'WIRES' ORDERS
TO LOCAL COMPANIES
Fadaral rod tape is wall illus-
trated .la tbe telegram* reueivsd
from tbe adjutant general by cap-
taiae ef the local companies. Cap-
tains Lee and Honfovy and Major
Beidn, commanding tbe three lo-
cal companies, were in the ar-
mory Monday only 10 blocks
from the adjutant generals’ of-
floo,’ but they wars notified of the
mobilisation order by telegram.
A telephone massage would
have told them of It in two or
throe minutes, it wm go ipia-
ORDER STATE COURT
TEST, 3-PERCENT TAX
Htale board of equallMtlon
Tuesday voted to have th* 3 per
cent gross production oil tax
tested In state supreme oourt,
tho decision to be binding as to
all companies, provided produc-
ers on Osage and other re-
stricted lands would agree to pay
tho tax, pending final result.
All taxes so paid would be held
by slate auditor subject to re-
turn to producers In event of a
(Uoislon aguinet the law. The
hoard also voted to withdraw
tax warrants now out against
companion which hav« failed to
puy. up to date.
State Auditor E. B. Howard
aalil the proposed test suit
would have no connection with
tho case In federal court where
throe It. H, Judaea Issued a tem-
porary Injunction against col-
lection of the tax, applying to
three companies.
THE CORE
NO MORE
APPEAL YOUR TAX KICK,
are nothing much to mention.
It's cap Is ruffled toe. with Its
knickers out of view and to
make appearance they have no
Intention.
Blue, Jfew, Too.
Another suit of blue flaunts
something very new: around!
tho hips believe me *tls a hoop.'
There are scolloips by and fore
down the front and then some
more round tho skirt but ft’s tbe
hoop that Is the coup. And so If
you are brave in the trough of
ocean wav* yon can go and roll
your hoop with perfect ease. So
hoop s-ls my dear hoops at first
—One year ago today: Leo M.
Frank's life sentenoe was com-
muted to life Imprisonment.
—Supreme court commission
you may think queer, but for
bathing suits they're chic soon
each agrees.
__________________ With sandals on her feet,
IS HIGH COURT’S AMVIPF ftosplng close her ankle neat,
un WUIt I a ADVICE here's a maiden looks Just like
Appeal from county equalise!*, the Russian ballet, for her bath-
not injunction against tax col- Ing suit blxsrre has Indeed a
lection, Is the proper remedy for! rainbow air as some ribbons
aggrieved property owners, su-; blue, pink, purple round It
preme court commission .held! rally.
Tuesday In two Oklahoma Cltyl There Is yellow ribbon too and
cases. D. C. Pryor and C. D.! and the suit Is green In hue and
Andrew* were losers and must . Its two-tiered skirt hangs down1
pay their 1 »11 taxes.
C. J. Hobson. 29, Drumright,
and Mshl* A. Thacker, 27, Lex-
ington.
Amos Leo, 24, and Virgil
Bunkley, IS,
Burnell Johnson North, 21.
and Retta Costella Le Beau, is.
Murrel A. Han, 21. Arkansas
City, Kan., and Mineral R.
Welghtman, 19, 8hawnee.
L. G. Florence, SI, LoeOborgh.
Texas, and Laures Lightfoot,
Pittsburgh, Texas.
Harvey H. "Winger, Aledo, 111.,
•9, and Mi*. Maggie Winter,. *5,
El Reno.
Taka Hanford's Add Pkqsghatt
ii tone* tnd Btrtnffth*itft the n«r*t <*|
ifFiirtoua find rrfn»*hing. Ruj • Betti*
PLANTS “
klada or
Hr rack fkia
MAWS OAHDKXS, IS* W.
HUGHEY TELLS REASON
BAKER IS NOT HITTING
What’# the matter with J.
Franklin Baker? Has Father
Tim* dimmed the eye of the
home run slugger of other year*?
Hughey Jennings offers an ex-
pert analysis of the Yankee's
trouble.
He say* "Baker's disappoint-
ing showing is due to the fact
tlrat he no longer has Eddie Col-
ins hitting ahead of him.
Collins was getting on base
GOODMAN’S
810 w. Grand Ave.
Opp. Terminal.
Great Slaughter In prices
on at Goodman'A as he
must raise the money. Don't
let anything keep you away.
Remember If you buy from
GOODMAN'S
It’s Always Good.
CRAPEHANGER AND
WISE GUY BUSY NOW
The Wlao Guy and the Crape-
ha tiger mre working overtime
eluce the militia rail came.
The Wlao Guy la the on* who
tells bow hot It Is down on the
American National bank.
—County Judge Zwlck sen-
tences H. C. Holden and O. C.
Stevens to 60 days in Jail and
* i ln JaKB«d points that the divers'about half thetime he* bated Tel
Andrews, assessed at 245,000 ribbons edge and the knickers i fore Baker” says the Tieer boss
within city limits, I closely hedge her shapely nether "WcHe forced a pitcheT to make
a play for him. That meant a
dismisses appeal of D. N. Garland: °n 00 acres _ ______ __
from Judgment on note awarded n.° Nick until state equali-i limbs below the knee joints.
xatlon board action Increased his
valuation to $90,000. Then he
chose the Injunction route and
unsuccessfully!
Near the hlpa are ribbons
placed that half gather it) her
Bowlin* Alley, Lee-Hucklna Hotel
>100 fine each on booze Uruns-! I ART IkAV Trt rxi-rrn
porting conviction. Both LA- l__IJAY TO ENTER
nounce appeal. ~ NEWS HEAD CONTEST
—State tire marshal’s office W. T. Russell. 19 Wewt Maln-
contlnuod its investigation Tuea- st. added his head to* the big
day of attempt to burn home of bead" contest conducted by The
8am .81. Mary, west 22nd-st, dun- Oklahoma News. Tuesday,
day ulgtht. Measurement^ will be taken at
— Hearing of Maggie Peyton, Wltt-Badgett’s until closing time
George and Allis Adams, on Tuesday.
charge of ateallng money and' Winner will be announced In
jewels from Mrs. Eva Goldberg; Wednesday's News,
of Terminal hotel, continued ono1 The biggest head will wear a
week by Justice Donnell. |S8 hat.
—Carl Johnson, 100 South --------
IT SPRINKLES
SQUARE
Vou don't believe It? We can show you.
A round sprinkler, but It sprinkles square,
gets all the corners without wasting water
or time. The greatest one made.
It gets . Iks ear-
ners where It's
neeSed. It sprin-
kles sqasre.
The Nation Hardware
ltd WEST GRAND.
If service is what you want
we have It. Just call us—we
call for and deliver any bi-
cycle repair work of 50e or
over.
Baby cabs retired.
Ford delivery service.
402 W. Main.
Wol. 881.
Legal
Robinson, received suspended
UtM after th* tolsgrama were: "«'er been on the border, or In
"order;, ,low generally mleorabl* fine of $51 on transporting before
that place is. He himself, in-1 Police Judge John Choate,
variably, was In Bouth Texas' —Presiding Judge Doyle, crlm-
onee upon a time, cind he takes Inal court of appeals has no boc-
oeeaslon to Htop every uniformed rotary. Mrs. Doyle phones that
man and tell how "I suffered."! it’s because there's a 9-pound boy
Th* Crapehancer roes the »t Bill Hobbs’ W. Uth-st home.
Wise Guy ono better. lie hue tie's usually the secretary. I
Issued before they reached the
ooptains. And non® of them
were sent over the wires.
Federal regulations require no-
tification by telegraph
John Choate withdraws from I
Mexico, but he'a read oh how republican race for
WIFE'S ASPHYXIATION
BASIS 92S.M0 SUIT
I fa I* Shelton's 925,000 d«m-
ago onso against John and Elisa,
both Burt for death of his wife.
Ethel, 18. Mphyxlated laat Febru-
ary, started In Judge Oldfield’s
oourt Tuesday.
Tbo husband asserts that the
*“ hoater In the Burt house,
100 block West Third-*!.. where
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he ha* read! And ho orate# to torney following his spools! po-
whatever militiamen will listen '1(ce judge appointment,
of the minute possibility said I -Residence building permitl
militiamen have of ever getting! Monday, >6900.
back alive. | —"So far as w# know there
---— | have been no war brides here
INSURANCE BUSINESS ?*'•" Mi'1 MarriUBo Clerk Cliff
, «ELS MiLim CALL M”7S.„ „„„
innurRnce nualnon war further i continued for the term.
Rt militated Tuesday by requeRta! —Commission scheduled
The Big ■ Double Event Is Prospering!
SEMI-ANNUAL PRE-INVENTORY AND
RE-ORGANIZATION SALES
tPubllshed In News, June 13 to 23.
Inclusive.}
NOTICE TO CI'T WEEDS
To owner, occupant, agent or
anyone who lias control of anv
lot, yard, parkway or sidewalk
vt space abufting thereon, to the
center of the street or the center
of the alley, are hereby notified
to cut the weeds on said lots or
£!',°.,und before the 24th or June,
lfllb. or the City of Oklahoma Citv
wlll proceed to cut said Weeds and
charge the cost of same to the
lots as authorized by City Ordi-
nance Sec. 1.133 and 1334.
ORDKR OF THE BOARD OF
liCiALi I 11,
- "' •' .whuv-whi vwuituieniuu BUlfllUK’d tO
or uillitlamen for protetition. sev- l»»ss stringent Inflammable ordl-
ersl local ogenelee have received nanre.
word from home offices to re-! —Dr. H. II. Gibson's *26.800
fuse policies to militiamen. j personal injury damage suit
Mttirdndsn
CO.
Nurcessors to
D. G.
The Fair
The entire store's stock Is on sale—the under-
price occasion which ushers ln our new name,
Llttle-Juden Dry Ooode Company. And we are
having our pre-inventory reduction at this time
—odds and ends at figures almost ridiculous—
and some departments are being ousted entirely.
If you plan to save, consider the following val-
ues- and remember that there are hundreds of
other offerings equally important.
Llttle^luden
Co.
Successors to
D. G.
' (Tub. in Ukla. News, June 30, 21, 22
191 fi I
NOTICE OF SALE
31.nno.oo0 OKLAHOMA CITY
_ WATERWORKS BONDS
$200,000 OKLAHOMA CITY
SEW HR BONDS
Ii. Sealed bids for the purchase ol
! $1,600,000 Oklahoma Cl tv Watet
!^,ork!l hon,1s and $200,00(1 Oklahoma
11 city Sewer Bonds will lie received
'he Cjly Clerk's office in the
The Fair
Companies who do not refuse
.....-- --------- ----- militiamen report Increased buai-
tli® death occurred was defective, ties* Monday and Tuesday.
Isn't it So
r wwi mvvn MOW MWVilMfS
HAlBf l TBi-P UOUT SUOtW*
POWN TH' BAbtoMStkR* SUPPOSiN
BtioUtP l»ALL Off QN YOUK
IRWO AN* 6tT PNCUAONIA ». / ..
vMWurrTHi&oc ih* last1. / ♦'
against Frisco continues in Spe-
cial District Judge Crow * court j
-Jobu Choate fills bench for,
first time as substitute police
Judge for Harold Lee, called to
militia duty.
—Beit Oliver charged In ooun-
ty court with wife and child
desertion.
—Ico cream cones for the sol-
diers were sent to tho armory by
Discontinuing Boys’ Clothing Departm’t
Reorganization Sale Prices Extraordinary
,l“' ®,e^‘>ns company, Tuesday, i
H. F. and Florence Tripp vs' i
H. T. Doupree and H. G. Oliver '
receiver*. Standard Ixmn Co.. Ok-
lahoma-co ense. affirmed by su-'
preme court commission. (I
—.Handsome, strapping young
guardsman ln khaki block's the
door to Adjutant General Can- i
ton a office. He keeps callers
away from the general.
SIZES a TO A
$1.50 Wool Suits ......AOr
>2.98 Checked Suits. ... $1.08
*3.50 Wool Suit*......Sa. in
23.98 Blue Serge Suits SS.Ao
2« 95 Shepherd Check
Cult* .............SA.in
>6.98 Blue Serge Suits 88.08
SIZES 8 TO 17
22.50 and >3.95 Palm
Beaeh and Cool Cloth 8u!t*
88.48.
25.00 Palm Beach and Coot
Cloth 8ults 88.AO.
$3.98 Wool Suits 82.80.
24.95 Wool Suits, Shepherd
checks at 88.AO.
>5.9R Wool Suits, grays and
browns, 84.80.
*6.98 and *10 Wool Suits,
blue serge and gray mixtures.
84.08.
Boys' Waists I Or.
Boys' Shirts, 30e, with dol-
lars or sport styles.
Denim Overalls In Indigo
blue, 38c and AOc.
35c Caps, blue serge and
mixtures for tOe.
50c Hats and Caps 88c.
75e. *1.00 and 1.50 Hate,
AOc. AOc and 08c.
Odd Pants, wool mixtures:
*1.00 values 48c—5 to 14.
Boys' Wash Suits 78c each.
Galateas. Linen and Pan-
ama Suits, worth to *3.50.
choice 78c—sizes 2 1-2 to 8.
Boys’ Blue Serge Pants,
*1.50 value, at 81.10.
Boys’ Corduroy Pants, *1.25
value, at 70c.
PATRIOTIC Ol THl RNTA
LIKELY AT I. INCH EON'
Mee-PiViUdent i>an A. Reed of
'be American City bureau win
address the chamber of eom-
moroe "expansion” luncheon at
tbe Sklrvin Wednesday. Presi-
dent Ed 8. Vaught will preside
A patriotic demonstration Is ex-
pected.
SILKS! WONDERFUL SAVINGS NOW
Yon who ire planning pretty DreiMt and Waists urged to share them
Foulard Mika 88c
Twenty plecva of
pure satin foulards In
POI-LARDS. Ur
Spot proof, satin finish,
newest patterns: 86c Qual-
ity
SILK VOILES. Ur
,, , . , Shaer quality. 40 Inches
all, colors, dots and ' wide w-ith colored silk em-
broidered figures; §9c
Tn Lit# ti Classify
NOTICE
Lueas-Ahannon A Hickey (Aoed-
menl will Mil. at Public Saia to
tho kighoot bidder their on tiro
otoek of Pood. Soed. Pixturoa Team ,■
and Wagon. An to-Dot Ivory and
Hook Aoooaata at thole otoro. t«
«oot California Street, uklaboma
City. Okla, Thuroday. , | o'clock.
Juno tied. iSl*. for tho purpooo
of dtooolnng tho corporotloa.
Georgette Crepe
81-89
White, navy,
Rusaian. lavender,
gray. roee. Copen-
hagen: 40 inches
wide; *1.69 qual-
ity.
I value.
Silk Madras Shirt-
ing 30c
Worth 59c: all
colors of stripes
on white ground;
extra good wear-
ing quality.
Fancy Taffetas 7*c
2? inches wide:
black, brown and
navy backgrounds
with satin stripea or
thread check; *1.00
values.
Plain Taffeta* 81.18
Yard wide; black,
navy. Labrador. Rocky
mountain, Russian and
reseda green, browns,
pink and sky; regu-
lar 21.60 values.
All Silk Shirting
7»c
Twenty patterns
of the dollar
grad*: all colors
of satin strip®*
on whit* ground;
fast colors; ser-
viceable.
Crepe do Chine
91.30
40 Inches wide;
woven color cord,
stripes and satin
stripes; handsome
pattern* — worth
*1.75.
Jap Silk Shirting
80c *
Yard wide;
white with stripes
of pink, blue or
lavender: worth
75c; heavy qual-
ity.
I Oklahoma City 'until ".tun?
I ,,,1 , A nt 12 ° clock noon Bi,1p
I will bo opened hv die Board ol
I 4 ommiasionei-H at tlieir reKuia
meeting on Tuesday. June 27. mf
all of said bonds to be dated Jul
i 'n denomination of
| tl.eOO each with Interest pavahD
| semi-annually 4per rent per an-
num both principal and Interes
payable at the Fiscal Agency a
New York City, said bonds matur
Ing on July 1. 1941 The approving
opinion of Dillon. Thomson A Clav
of New York Pity will be furnish^
and tbe opinion of duplicate wii
be delivered to the purchaser, anr
if more than one purchaser, tr-
ench of the purchasers Kaclt bid
must be accompanied by a certi-
fied check to the City Treasurer of
I Oklahoma City for two < ‘j per cent'
per cent, of tho par value of the
bonds bid for. ns security for per
formance of bid and liquidated
■ damages In the event of the faii-
! lire of die successful bidder to
accept and pay for said bonds
No interest will lie allowed on file
! certified check nccompanlng U »
i bid. said bonds to be delivered re
the purchaser withlr. thirty (3n,
i nays, or as soon thDroAft*xr rs po*.
| Bible, at which time Iho entire
amount of the price bid for said
bonds will be paid over to the
city Treasurer The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids '
C F. SEMMKi.BECK.
City Clerk.
Financial Stalrnrnt.
Assessed valuation of real and
persona! property as equalized hv
the County Equalization Board
I®1* • • • • $44 731.9S« On
Bonded Indebtedness . 3.702 Son on
Copulation. 1910 ..... <;t -e ;
Population, (estiror'ed'
.....90.000
PROPOSAL FOR BONDS
............... # 191M
C'tc Clerk of the Cltv of "
Dk'ahoma Cljy. Oklahoma
For S- par value of Water
Fancy Cottons Reduceif—Staple Qualities Never Offered For Less
Works Bonds of the Cltv of Okla-
homa City, refer-ed to In notice
attached which Is hfreby made a
part 6f this hid. the undersigned
will pay the sum of $__an-
accrued Interest: and for 3-___
par value of the sew»r bonds of
the City of Oklsbema City re-
ferred to in the notice attached
w hich Is hereby made a par" of
this hid. tbe undersirred will nav
the sum of I-- ,n(! aocr™^
Interest, bonds to be de’frered
Ptorolra 1 Ip—Yard wide, best quality—dots
strip** and flgur**, ou light or dark grounds:
15c value.
Gingham Ac—Dark dross style*, chocks and
plaids Amoakoag quality; worth 12 t-2<~; fow
doubio width percales, worth 10c.
mo® era
Fv>t K nicely furnished'
roowa with bath; light gas and
*V.,r Twrnlehed, 111 g »th W»
RRRE____
W>R 0AI t op e*ev terrre--
4>tagbaas IS 1 8r Zephyr, full 22 inches
wide; strtpos. plains, chocks and plaids, all
colors, fast colors; worth lfc
brick -eeidenes eicwe'in c.eee
^ |1TJ ‘
FUhs P»pMss II
fisish WOMh 2 if
-Ftwry color; aorrorisod
• Calicos. 3c_100 pieces: indigos and lights;
good assortment of patterns.
Remnants—itcmsMt.—Wa.h goods .silks,
white goods, draperies, muslins, sheetings, etc :
big lot or desirable lengths, marked at' regu-
lar price, sold at half.
Flak PH***. 14V—3 0 inches wide: plain pink
only: worth !9c.
Cheviot Shirtings. 0c—Worth 12 l-2c: soft
finish, medium weight checks
Half Wool Serge tad <'ashmere 00*_Yard
wide; all colors: fine for dresses snd bathing
Stilt* worth 45<- vard
within thirty fliri or as near there
I after as possible. In tbe City of
Oklahoma City Certified check for
I1*——- being two (2 per
eenO per cent of the par value
of tbs bonds bid for. parable to
th# or<J#r of th# «'f?v
of Oklahoma City.
tht» propo&a! !» to
Tr#a?«ur#r
pa n y i n m
r#turr#ft
R th# award-
pn»%!d#<i th#
ntr
Of Mid bonds and
*t mbcT#
for l!(ju!d»T#d iamif** •• 'Jt»
P*"^7r*r*d T‘"" ra,k*
to th# und#r«!irn#d
tnr of th#o# bond#,
bid fn rot Ror#p*«d
b# r#ta?"#d
until d#Iiv#rr
t#d i
th# pnri*#n» rh#r#f<
•*nt#d ar.4 to b# r#*i?*>#d
flhto ibon
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Parker, G. B. The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 225, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 20, 1916, newspaper, June 20, 1916; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc860100/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.