W omens
Oxfords
$1.00
Men's Oxfords $1.25
See them at
Sdio\ven "crdt's
immim-
Guthrie,June 2o, if>i3
Open letter :0 CJett^burg veterans
residing i„ Oklahoma and their
friends;
Comrades We feel that it is d„e
you. your friends, as well as all the
citizens of Oklahoma t0 know „hv
are prohibited from having
transportation to the peace jubilee
" thi aOth anniversary of the battle
of Gettysburg.
The state Gettysburg commission,
ai.pointed b, Governor Cruce July
-. • 12, has ever since that time
Mo0n8 Wf"tgently °" ,W0
tj ' . '"r' to obtai'' mi appropria-
tion from the stale of Oklahoma-
second, to obtain a rate of one cent
®ile 0,1 °"r railways to Gettysburg
and return. s
We asked from the state $10,000
an aproprlatlon aad had .he sup-
Port of Gov. cruee In this ^
But we could not at that time show
£m watKrVhat We needed ">at
•7. ^beIteved *"<" ™ would;
*e had  ° statistics on the vet-
rans who resided in Oklahoma and
• ho nad participated in the bat I* of
Mtnf « ' and 'o omaln
lem exc",t ■>>' asking through the i
ress for them t0 send in their
fter'tl the> 'ani> Vf ,y <lowl-v until
llle appropriation of the $: -,o-j
a* made. This amoililt suffl_
e°t fcr the transportation 0f 1
imber of names on „„r rolls-about
0~as shown to the legislature; and
criticised. They have ti,. r,,)uta.
" °f belDK lllwral on the subject
appropriations, and did not know-
ingly violate I .
|„ I'!® ?COnd ''rol,os'tion, obtaining
I „i „ C 06nt per Ullle was most
i pleasantly and fjnini-i,
L.Jrh r)i u ('ulcK1> acomijUshed
|«ith the great railway line, ,.a«t of
. ' - i il>is!p,ii river These roads
us everything we asked and
rates vT"!' ?,°n"0!''3 f°r our com-
,rades oluntarily. They a|So gaV(.
their influence In trvfn« ♦
    ,zsz,:z°
6,r Tllt' railroads west of ,he Mi-
sissippl river, to-wlt; the R*e Mi*
j «nd the Frisco, the M. K. & T. and1
I  • Santa Fe. made on their road* |
Prohibitive rale of four c°^;
.mile for the round trip f„ thelr ro |
ections at the rlver. We showed to '
l t1,n;r*7 ag""SOt thesP '•°"ds
hat his rate was prohibitive, that "
OettvTMrUU°n °f ^ac"
Oettymbur* woulfd b* wlth ,0url8J
w  ;■ . L. „   ,!„ ,J
rolls at that time 208 names 0f Vet-
"28/nt't,ed t0 «'l0 bad fur-
I'llshed us with doctors" certificate J
tot h"lr ability ,o ,-tand
■ he trip. \\e „rote a c|rcular tette
stating these facts to the headquar-
| °f 'hf,se roads' showed them
' itled t °f V6t*,a:,S W"° —
| entitled to go wa, being Increased
'SSforth2a3; ';e ru!d S"r'"'V
or -oM\e havs 224 on
'our rolls today-this doe* not .
'taft th,P Tern°K Und hls official
< fl( t ie six state commission-
' Which would add ten or twelve
more to our list, making at least 234
which at the rate of $.-,1.90 each'
would require the sum of $12,144.eo.
| We appointed a meeting for these
Ifflli  
You Need a Tonic
needs^"a^toSc'iffVelp8he? over^hP 'h6 ^hen she
When that time comes tc vou vl u u p!aces-
-tsmKSSx®™'
The Woman's Tonic
Miss Amelia Wilson R P n \t„ a >,
says: "I think Cardui is the -reatet A,ma' Ark-
for women. Before I he nn t!? /- Jieci'Lin,e °  earth,
so weak and nervous .Card^' 1 was
spells and a poor appetite ' Now F fail 3 ndlzzy
as strong as I ever rii ' ,. w ' feel as well and
Begin taking Cardui tn,«v Sold^hv"'-!!!ithi^-''
lLJo« TT 1 ■ ^'.,IU b> all dealers.
Has Helped Thousands, i
iinnni!
I'ormvd then, that ,h. r«te'w.. pro-
hibltlvrf, ,bat we could ,ot raise the
>um ol n. >ev thaxi • ,
thn, x  • required, and
''lat flie vetara iw . p • ..
, b t..e Gettysburg
living in Oklahoma would have
'to .main a: horn,, that under the1
making the appropriation we
could not pro-rate it am0„g the m-
e.aas-waich -tatement our attorney
a lias ince confirmed. \\"e in-
'orm.d them ejid they know that at
'l raU of one cent per mile every
nrf o: t,1?Se roads would have a full !
excursion train to their river coi-
nections. But these great ma^ate,
heeded not .and stood „at on their
attempted hold-up. To use baseball
•ulanc,, we think they showed
themselves to be "boneheads" as re-
gards business management, a few
'ays ago Mr George H. Le& of St
Airdome: -Tonight
I COlDf PIS!"
ATAe^ComedyDramain4acts
D i cm of i sifr
uo not miss seeing this nlav tu
Z°ar g?r^.eous costumes ever seen
Parfs' la^esta,stvfesthe Il500 u Vh
of «*own« fin- n • o h orth
-<> ns lor this Special BiU
Prices 10c, 20c and 25c
WH Grey °r F^=d
ir I hat Makes You
Look Old
f"'-aVu7aVXTCFS, tDat y°'Jth-
>'0U to keep? There VI a,lw®ys be!ps
need for it a few o a^soiute!y no
Hay's Hair Health win r  aU°ns of
grey hairs to their n„ r,rstore your
beauty, almost immediate^ C°i°r and
k even more 1^annd " "ill
your money back if it ever~
-=■ ... 0I ol lbsfaoteioniy~Pr°Ve U t0 your ownesata
jr vrd r s   
Joiiu Thr adglli, nreside-r r '    —
| te"" ;:"lw'':v maS ates in Oklahoma J
I reads to consider our showing and
our request for onp cent a -
cemmis-sloners and th, passenger ag
! 8 °f ,h? eastern and western roads
met . . Oklahoma City, June 10, inl-
and the passenger agents of ,.le
reads west of the river informed us
I ''.at the'E respective roads each de-
jeliued to change their rate, or to give
I any reason for it. Our chairman In-1
follows: Inasmuch "as the"^'^ Uas
pproprlated money to pay the ex- ti, w i
Pensea of this trip for the survivors 1 com-llnT6 Sh°Wn themsel«s In-
^ railroads did not feel that they eries lf , managers art.
con d consistently make any changes their fri^ °mmerce' made enemies of
the rates named-four cants !I- I ill ^ fi"ed air with
ml1- for the round trip. A< this is s-nT™?* a'Ul crystallzed public
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20 Per Cent
deduction
20 Per Cent
Refrigerators
See our window
Tinklepaugh-PerryCo.
   
burg and a hundred thousand of their
fiends in Oklahoma want v„u to
explain to them why It is perfectly
I conslste"f ^ gre9t lines of raihvavs
one side of the Mississippi river
ma ,e a rate of one cent a mile |n
ates tha had made large appro,.rla-1
ions for their transportation and ^o|
inconsistent on the othar side of he ' T
'■*er ia the territory traversed bv q ' ,"' St0ck keeP3 garden and field
■■■■;- We iitill rstai.J ' FVed, Grain an<l Coal. Phone j
O US mj Stic influence of the lino.
   -e taken into ^sid^n
remain! s* ^ *
Alost respectfully.
Into a T- H' SO WARD,
* fCrear>" Oklahoma-Get tvs-
ourg Commission.
The First National Bank
Capital, Surplus and Profits §75 000 00
SS the 'ar&e number of sati^fi^w
customers. WE INVITE YOl at'sfied
• ICbStLL, As,c .Cashier
-thCL\Efa,Tg0n ts what counts
t s / buy a Studebaker"
■„ ^hat s reasonable, isn't it ? **
A wagon that doesn't la-t w
what pnee you pay for it." " *Pensive no matter
Suppose you buy fkrp„ .
other and the three of them r) ^i""' "T aftPr ,he
atu is&i: tin £*r"on*as one
* 'k'aHt'pii'd to'buy
A wagon can't have life in > i 0,wn """"'action."
t |an r h in ie" The Studeh ' " ,tla  'he materia! and
i ht * 'stf*!""- totfflhave b"n
j j ,1lhej' do- They have ,hi . w how,to wagons
-roduced the good,. They donv /e?ut«t,on because they've
the wagon'a right, and when name Studebaker on
n . veh.e e of any kind u uyz "'v s!^tr
"That', why I buy a StuL L °f
««u.e i ,ru„ tl ,e ,hje^ak"- ',ru« -Sludebak-r wagon
"A p,™,.. „ ztts. „trJ k-"~"
See our Dealer or write u,
rUDEBAKER
• •UMUCI1C(
tnlKhty Mis-issippi, makirf, cne cent
; mi,eon lhe ast >i ,e co„sis!e'it and
otii your side or west of it. inCon-
7 Until >'°u explain we will
of3 the8 \° thiak ,llese roads
of the river intended to take that
 '-500 as appropirated and hold „„
an comp?, U,e veteran, of th
j C"tty#bUr« battle to pay you „le ad.
'Uticnal thousands of dollars neces.
know'v' ^ lran'"0rtatlon- as we
Know your ronda «
.oaas \>Sre each fully in-
'me as t0 th« amount necessat v
'oi tnem to put "tj.
j ^ray v..tpraa8 who
'-1 n our countrv the liight
;::si;!:<:;;.°nror. -e,. m«3
i ,tha government and the urent
ate of Pennsylvania to be their
tin n "'eWOr,liS m°-' ~ne,
l'"""""''-'-    m,:    Qf „ '
" nmatea diei- i •
com , hi , ted them to
•- tc hi- place pronounced bv our
immortal Lincoln consecrated Joun
i and with their h-i- i- ■
th. h n, , clasped with
--dimirrr srt rwi,h
r,xr;,h;-v
t Is r , , COmrade8 'Ile'l •there or.
the Chil tUrn'nS P°int l-'"e
tne Ci\|| war, where
WOMAN ESCAPES
1 OPERATION
By Jir7t,y Use of Lydia E.
rinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Here is i„.r own statement.
tn .Ti?'' Mraine' ~ " 1 fee' 't a duty I owe
sutr.Ting women to tell" what
" Lydia E. Pinkham's
v ''getable Com-
i>ound did for me.
On., year apo I found
myself a terrible suf-
ferer. I had pains
'ti both sides and
such a soreness r
could scarcelv
straighten up at
times. My back
t had no ap-
and was so
_  ao.i, i.asm,
'tis JNational Bunk
CAPITA T ec* . J- "1I|\>
suifpA^TAL $50,000
SURPLUS A AD PROFITS fSo.m
II T. SMITH c , DIRECTORS
blake ' " OTTO A. SBWTL&SON  ™RV SCBAreii
United States Deposit ^ elicited
   G°r R°ck hland and Woodson
Missouri and Iowa Land
ached
   petite
nervous I could not sleep
st" ke ti thU C0Untr}" Was ,lie
stake, then, wh ?r? for three ion,
h " 8 c}cl0ne of battle, drenched
i 1,uman '"ood, the scales so
enly balanced ,10 one cou,
final result, the remnant . 0f ti
ffrand army expected to stand once
l '"ore, proclaiming peace and death to
j sectionalism In their -country.
&e to;re oiM^a
thought I never would be any better un
human liberty ' 8Ubm«tted to an operation '
->■ was
w york
vneapolis
South Bend, Ind.
CHtcago Dai t aq -
SALT lak* "Vo^rxz
v. " !^ l a t.Pinkham-8 V,
'table Compound and soon felt like
new woman. I had no pains stent well
h"'i good appetite and wksTt
^'^of'Tour.^'rihTaTwIys^eel
, -   tuumrv. an,[ anVerX1I1necensldrain,0ngUntil
'ie°mandinrCad maSna,"S llPlri them up ^lk" ^ E. Pinkham's Vegetable
, jleniandlng mo^y which they did not ComP°und. egetable
Oklahoma ins had i , t',«ft^""lh?Kep\,nl?h?.,,t®V-f:ouht
r VS- their hold-ups pa.e i„t , I
-  •
We can Sa^^Vhl.^OklU °r ,0,"'a?
io!v\hrd,an-d
K
DOIT NOW
tell US about your land we mil do the rest
H-ank Meyer
H.o. 1 atterson
Hhone 202
111 \\ oodson St.
El Reno, Okla.
Vou set all vou hT/row. ' luL^L' ! ' ''
tiZlTrl N° V.u can 7,l?d^
i?na|eBanNk"" H. HARMS Tel Phone
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