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TFTK SHAWNEE DAILY .V*KWP HKKALP
TIIIRSDAY EVENING, AT JOT;,ST 17, 1916.
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CLEAN UP SALE
On men's and boys' Kool Kloth and all light
weight summer two-piece suits for two days
only, Friday and Saturday at just 1-2 Price
7.50 >nit-< at only
8.&0 >uit- at only
JO.('0 Suits at oilv
12.50 Si.-it* at only
15.00 Suits at only
17 00 Suits at only
20 00 Suits at only
22.50 Suits- at o;.lv
25.00 .-nit* at only
S 2-50
S3.75
S4.25
$5.00
S6.25
$7.50
S3.50
$10.00
SII.25
$12.50
Bovs' Kool Kloth and
Palm Beach Suits
1-2 Price
Silk Mohair Suits
$11.95
25 Silk Yoliair -nit
go it: this .-ale at .
Miits at only .
SI. 25
Suits at only .
SI.50
Suit- at only .
SI. 75
Suit* at only .
S2.00
.xuits at oi.iy .
S2.25
Su;:- at only .
S2.50
-
S3.25
Suits at only .
S3.75
Manhattan and Broadway Shirt Sale will cnly
last a lew days longer. Make your selection today
$7.50 Shirts __  $5.15 $ Men's Soft Shirts, collars attached, in
^J materials of madras, pongee, nifty
>5.0.1 and $6.00 Shlrtg - \ 1'*"°™'. good values, >1.00 .him.
t . and 14.00 Shirts .... tSM
. " ... Men'. 50c and 75c Soft Shirt., collar
j~j[z~y;r"""" - " c attached, extra good values, neat and
•jjj- ' up-to-date pattern.  45e
--- 11.16 j Clean up Hale of Men's Sport Shirt.,
, . ' 75c and $1.00 values, good patterns,
*"C I for   —««
$2.00 Shirts
$1.50 Shirts _—
$1.00 and $1.25 Shirts
( lean t'p >ale of Xfi'g Sailor Hata
Choice of any Sailor Hats in the
house *1.00
Men's 75c Nainsook Checked
Union Suits, atheltic style, per
suit    
"Men's Balbriggan Union Cults,
short sleeves and long length, ex-
tra values at >1.00, sale price. _69c
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Sage uf SjmwI Laments the Bepnb-
nran t audidatcn Loquac it) oa sub-
jects lie Kuvh  >« Little About.
has taken to
RATIO*
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Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
New York .
Pittsburgh -
Chicago
8t Louis ..
Cincinnati
Al. LKU.I E.
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red to get up a whole
an go down an* whip th' Mex-
if anybody wanted him to. Ye
Colonel may be all you think
but he knows th' game, an'
—   | when he talked about fixin' th' Mex-
VVell, I see Hughes has taken to :c*ans ye never heard of him talkin'
kiddin' himself,** taid the Horn Sol. (about any trip down there unless he
Slick of Syosset, L. I., today when ook a whole army with him, not just
he had read me speech of acceptance a regiment or two, but a whole raft
recently delivered by the Repute, an <4 'em. Ye see. Roosevelt knows that
aspirant for the presidency in New a. greaser when he's real riled kin
York City before T. Roosevelt and at more redhot peppers an' drink
hopeful adherents. "I sure waded more mescal with scorpions in his
through th' most of that stuff, an' be- liquor, than any other guys what he
lieve me, any guy that can talk that Knows of An* makin' peace down
will tala that way, ain't there just by deliverin* a speech in
at large. Take it from New York is just about th' safest way
$ in that stuff that Hughes will ever tackle th' Mex-
n Question, you believe me. bo.
1 seen. too. where he hollered be-
hat knew so mu
*eep if they the
::.at theyd almost Willard would not agree to meet
:it they might be me in a battle to a decision, but only
in getting' wages down to in a ten-round .no-decision contest.
kmaker. Hughe
iMoran Talks of Bout
With Morris Sept. 4
• By FRANK KORAN)
where he could have little chance of
losing the title.
After this contest with Morris I in-
tend to force Willard to a finish bout,
and if he refuses I will claim the
title. I am sure there is no heavy-
weight before the public today who
can defeat me in a finish contest.
In my bout with Dillon in New
♦ OH RENT—ROOMS
t uit RENT—A cool south sleeping
room. Permanent lady preferred. 3U2
N. Philadelphia.  117-31-tf
Tulsa. Okla Aug. 17.—I have been trained half hard enough, and then
asked to writ- a few lines for the a8ain we all have our off days. I
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
, . . . ., _ , , light housekeeping. 223 N. Phila-
iotk I underestimated him and only deiphia. 63-14-tf
nicely fuT-
and
1345-J.
59-15-tf
Kigali* festerday.
Cincinnati 0, Chi ago 5.
No others scheduled.
liamr* Todsj.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
No others scheduled.
AMKKHAN LKAt.tK.
Standintr of the Teams.
W
L
Prt
Itoston
 65
45
591
Cleveland
 62
40
5 o'J
Chicago
 62
51
540
St. Louis
 60
52
536
Detroit
 6o
53
531
New York
.58
52
527
Washington
 52
56
481
Philadelphia
 22
83
210
Results Yesterday.
Boston 5-2, Chicago 4-1
New York 5, Cleveland 3.
Philadelphia-St Louis, rain.
Washington-Detroit -vet grodn
Today.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
• MX IS LI MH I.
Stand intr of tb - Team*.
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that Hagaca pulled before Roost v
that you can't ever make me believe.
i •• ; 'Ao'i : i • • jja:. > i
know that when it comes to say in
things T. R. has a mouth of bis owl..
"What got my goat, though, was th'
! stuff on Mexico and what Hughes
nays he thinks Wilson made a bone-
* head on. I didn't notice anywhere
where Hughes showed how the play
could have been made any different,
j Ever been down on the border? No.'
' Well, then don't ewaller all this
I dime-novel stuff that s bein' pulled
about all them Mexicans bein' easy
marks. Forget it. Say. if Hughes
can't talk more sense about other
things than he did about th' Mexican
game, he'd orter take a night
school course somewhere west of the
Allegheny mountains. All th' knowi-
! edge uf the world bacit little
ole New York, even though a guy ca.i
get discovered there and given a good
job as a Judge. Just bein' a judge
ain't nothin* in particular ; gettin
guys out of th" jug is more trouble.
"Knotkin' don't do nobody any
good. I read all that stuff that
! Hughes had to pull, an' believe mc,
if any kid came into my place and
showed he knowed so little about
Mexico, Id make him fade, an' nobody
ever heard of me chasin' any kid. Ye
know, I kinder thought Hughes was
a-goin' to say something'. I kinder
thought he'd be there with th' jab.
an* th' jam. uppercut, right and
double-cross, an' then with Roose
in his corner* handin' out a wi
that d be the K. O. But, say, it m
me weep It's a joke.
i "In th' first place when a
thinks he knows so much about
: somethin', th' thing for him to do is
to make good. If I wanted any man's
I •' t e • ; t to k- ' it t>
* hi:-.
, an' tellin' that 1 seen him out one
1 • '• ' Ja  
! know whether he was windin' a clock
, or puttin' an automobeel to bed. I
| wouldn t go around hollerin' that I
j had somethin' to tell on bim, an' then
when 1 got all th' crowd around,
I back up an' say that I'd heard a lot
j of stuff from a guy from Kentucky
i who went out to New Mexico broke
land now owns everything he can get
; his hands on out in that country, an'
all th' mines he's been able to corral
down in Ole Mexico.
| "Not Sol. Slick. I'd be right there
\ 1 to tell what was wrong because I
; knew it an' could prove it; and' be-
; lieve me, I'd come across o rexpect
! to be run out of town. You kin
betcher life I d have th' goods on the
other guy down to th' last case, an'
! I'd be there for straight across th'
board, show place and win. I'd show
th* boss of th' Job that I could do
«. hat th' ' :.*-r f -11* ouldn'* !• • II
i I said a nuy was wrong, believe me.
! I'd prove It. an* I wouldn't waste no
I time colyums in a newspaper tryin*
to make good.
"I didn't see anywhere where
Hughes offered to go down on th'
border an' take a little ole chance in
th' melee himself, did you? I didn't
see where he was so anxious for to
help th' Mexicans by going down
The ordinance in regard to automo- **nong 'em an makin' believe th
biles is keeping the drivers lumping Ahe'd like see em be-
FOR RENT—Three
.. .. . .... .. nished south rooms for light house-
new-papers regar.i;ng my 15-roand J™ not on night, but if keeBing 406 N Broadwav. Phone
contest with Carl Morris at Tulsa on 1)111011 win consent to meet me again
nes- Labor Day. i will bet him $10,000 that I will stop
Boxing is my business and not him inside of ten rounds, and I have , .. - 11fl w
writing, but I am no: averse to giv- 'he money in cash here with me to "cpmg rooms, ground floor. 418 W
ing my opinion of the bout that is to Pul UP in lhe bands of any banker or Eleventh.—Phone «ib.  
My run Merrick, that Ohio guy, be held on September 4. other reliable man. FOR RENT-—Six room house, new-
aial one of them there plenitentiary The fact that the winner of this Wfl be In Shape. If painted inside and out, good well
ambassadors over in Paris anymore battle will be matched with Jess WH- In my Labor Day battle with Mor-! water- ^as for J^^^and lighting,
Kin you beat it? Who t'ell cares what lard in a championship contest to a ris here I will be at my best. I have lx- acres 8round-
. "Haire gets this job anyhow, decision means that it is the most secured ideal Quarters and feel like _ _   - 
J ever hear of any of us common peo- important engagement Morris has training as I never trained before. I FOR RENT, SALE OR
pie gettin' to be ornery ambassadors ever entered into and having had two will prove to the good people of Tul- Good home, 4
or high priests to any of these here r racks at the title myself I feel con- sa and the rest of the southwest that' 1037-J. 74-16-3t
re gn courts? Not on yer life If fident that I will get the third by de- I am entitled to a long contest with FOR RENT—Southeast room for
FOR RENT—Modern light house-
Phone 505.
7 8-17-3t
TRADE—
acres, gas. Phone
Hughes thinks anybody but him y-gating
«ares about that other guy baftin' to plant"
me home to play pingpong an
Pans mutuels instead of continuing
on th' French circuit for another
a^on. he's got another big guess
the
"invincible
"On th' square. I ain't got nothin
agin Hughes, but if be ain't got nc
more to say than he had to say
Sapulpa Willard for the title. t sleeping, modern home, also suita
Willard may agree to meet Morris housekeeping rooms. 202 N. Phila-
Willard Was Lurky. or Fulton but I fear he will never delphia.
I would have been champion to- consent to meet me in a bout to a
day had Johnson fought me to a fin- finish.
ish in Paris two years ago instead of  —
twenty rounds, as I was gradually Perhaps, if elected. Mr. Hughes will j "w"*r ° Li5-31-tf
wearing him down at the finish, but extend the scope of his views and
14-lmo
*OR RENT—Two downsoairs, nice-
ly furnished rooms for light house-
keeping. 315 N. Oklahoma.
Kt)R RENT—Modern south rooms
r oihlng could induce him to box over oppose the retirement of presidents furnished for housekeeping.
ambassadors for political nicely phonc 178.j.
99-26-tf
wenty rounds. Willard was fortu- as well as
if he takes as long to nate in getting the big black tied up reasons.
an' don't get no farther than in a finish bout, and at a time when  
hen. he couldn't even tend bar Johnson was not half the fighter that Brooklyn in the
An' I've had some barkeep? I met in Paris.
National League,
still continues its winning streak.
Waco
 72
51
585
Shreveport  
 72
53
171
Ft Worth
 64
61
512
Houston
 63
60
512
GllT< - ton
5 V
500
Sau Antonio
66
4 ;8
Beaumont —
.. 54
70
435
Beaumont
54
70
435
Dallah
 51
411
left
guy
Results Yesterday.
Beaumont 6. Fort Worth 2.
Galveston 1. Shreveport 0.
San Antonio 3. Dallas 7.
Houston 0. Wa<o 2.
(•smew Today.
Waco at Houston.
Shreveport at Galveston.
Fort Worth at Beaumont.
Dallas it San Antonio.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing oi* the 1
i-aniH.
W
I.
p,- 
Kansas City .  
.69
47
595
liOUisvill'*
66
50
565
Indianapolis _.
.66
50
56 'J
Toledo
.57
55
509
St Paul
57
55
60S*
Minneapolis
.58
58
500
Columbus
44
46
400
Milwaukee _
40
76
345
Final Clear-,
ance Summer
Wear -
Not a big lot left to select from, but what we
have is now reduced hall actual value. Come
Friday and Saturday
Opening days uf our final clean up.
In>possible to quote reductions on every-
thing, but some idea may be tormed from
the {allowing:
' FUR RENT—Southeast rooms nice-
ly furnished tor housekeeping, mod-
ern 502 N. Union. Phone 658-J.
81-18-tf
r ;K KENT—Modern furnished or
I furnished rooms, single or tor light
1 housekeepins. 126-128 Bell street.
86-18-tf
I Fiir < tnfKlXA>"EOIS.
FOR SALE—Fourteen dollar round
table solid oak, used three months,
| like new. Will take eight dollars If
taken at once. 410 Harrison. 77-17-lt.
FOR SALE—1915 5-passenger Ford
■ in good running order. Seat covers
tool box and electric horn.  32o.OO
cash. M. E. Sayre, 210 N. Broadway.
5 passenger
Sell cheap.
Phone 91.
7 5-16-3t
FORTUNE-—For some one to fi-
bard-Hart Loan Company. Telephone
341.    6 9-15-31
W \ vi \ ii Mist ELI iNEOI 8.
WANTED Family buggy horse,
sound and absolutely safe for lady to
drive. Must be bargain and cheap.
Also buggy and harness. Address
J.t care News-Herald. 79-17-3t
MONEY TO LEND, at low rates on
well located city property; can ba
paid off just like house rent. Stand-
ard Savings & Loan Association of
Detroit, Mich. Lambard-Hart Com-
pany, local agents. Telephone 341.
 27-Imo
TRADE—20 acre farm adjoining
the town of Featherston, Okla., a
good small town on the Ft. Smith &
Western Railway in Pittsburg coun-
ty; 5 room residence, good barn, etc.
7 acres fine bearing orchard. Will
trade for good resident in Shawnee.
Price $2,500. Lambard-Hart Loan
Company. 724S4t
IftONUY lu LAND—un farm lanos,
low rates and pre-payment privilege*,
prompt service. See or write ue.
Lambard-Hart Loan Co., Shawnee,
Okla. 27-lmo
WANTED—A good German or white
woman to work in private home of
three. Phone 291. 8u2 N. Broadway.
45-10-6t"
WANTED—100 young men to pre-
pare for positions as railroad tele-
graphers. Our Telegraph Depart-
ment is supervised by an experienced
ilroad man. Positions iruaranteed.
Write or call. Western Business Col-
lege, Shawnee. Okla. 30-8-tf
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second
hand c&thing. Also til kinds of
junk, brass, copper, ruober, iron.
Phone No. 381. L. Slutsky, 115 South
Union. 4-tf
WANTED—To buy old houses. Also
aise and move houses. Phone 431-R.
1-tt
urges i:\kkyom: #
10 Ql'ICKLY (itT
OS WATER WAG031
FOR SALE — New
Ford, fully equipped.
Whittaker s Garage.
nance a patent in five foreign coun-
tries. U. S. patent will be issued this
month. You handle your own m<>m\#
Write Box • 512 67-15-3t_
Kemilt* YeHtcrdaj.
Milwaukee 3-3, I-ouisville 1-6.
St. Paul 5-12. Columbus 2-4
Kansas City 3-3, Indianapolis 5-1.
Games Today.
Indianapolis at Kanftas City.
Columbus at St. Paul.
Toedo at Minneapolis.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
in moft Oklahoma cities.
"Vih' *t J
have. If he could give up th' best Job
he ever had to tak*< a hum chance on
gettin' elected President, It seems to
me he could of taken a week or two
off. an' taken a run down to EI Paso,
or Mexico City, or wherever It is that
he thinks th' worst is to come, an'
Straightened th' whole darn trouble
out. He might stop at Juarez, too,
an' see if he could place a bet!
"But he never said a word. Even
#1.110 Middles :. <•
I *HlK to select from, sixes
It to II.
All Bolt Goods of any kind
at wholesale cost price.
Positively discontinuing thin
line of merchandise.
Dresses at WiO
Formerly sold for $.">.#<• and up
I., -v.'.o. No alterations < r
refund** at these prices.
HJ0 skirts 9H
Stripes mid plain white ma-
terial, all sizes, up to M
waists.
$2.00 Sport Dresses 9.>
Material of white linen and
colored stripes to mutch In
tan. blue and gray.
to inch Voiles, plain and
fancy floral pntterns, to
close out ut yard He
modern
and bath,
University.
Tel-
70-16-5t
tract
Okla.,
New
Goods Arriving
Daily
FOR SALE— Very cheap; two five-
room houses on 75 feet, less than four
blocks from Main street, half 11 block
from High School; easy terms. See
W H Parker. No. 128 N. Broadway.
Phone No. 119 . ««• • 
FOR SALE'OR TRADE—Five room
house, barn, well, fine shade, eight
lots, good location. Close to new
high fcbool building. See A. C. Itan-
iroft or address Box 2«4,«Tecumseh,
Okla. ■  J78-16-«t
" FOR SALE—$200 down, and bal-
ance on easy monthly payments,
buys a dandy, east front
bungalow, 5 nice rooms
well located on North
Lambard-Hart Loan Company,
j ephone 341.
TRADE—29H acre suburban tract
adjoining the town of
all In cultivation; soil is a rich black
-andy loam; good well, also cits
water connection; 10 r onl ' Js '
residence, large barn, etc. Wm trada
| [or good city property. $10,000.00.
I Lambard-Hart Loan Company ^ ^
! ~FOK SALE—To tlie highest seal
bidder the following
Shawnee Okla.: Lots 1. - 11,1,1 3
block 5. in North Park Addition to
Shawnee, Okla.; Bradley ■ Block 8
Second Broadway Heights, lot 10.
block 4; Armordale, lots - '
block 26. I reserve the right to
hoct any and all bids. Any re«-
able offer will b. aeMpted. John
niwra. Kwllwrton. N«br.
trade ho acre farm, cloia to
Prairie Oil K <!«   '•  <>' pawnee
Want good <'Hy I""1"'' "
To see the tinge of healthy bloom
in your face, to see your skin get
clearer and clearer, to wake up with-
out a headache, backache, coated
tongue or a nasty breath, in fact to
feel your best, day In and day out,
just try in«ide-bathing every morning
for one week.
Before breakfast each day. drink a
glass of real hot water with a tea-
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
as a harmless means of washing from
the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels
the previous day's indigestible waste,
sour bile and toxins, thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food into the stomach. The action of
hot wate/ and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully in-
vigorating. It cleans out all the sour
fermentations, gases and acidity and
gives one a splendid appetite for
breakfast.
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate will cost very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to demonstrate
that just as soap and hot water
cleanses, sweetens and freshens the
skin, so hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the blood and inter-
nal organs. Those who are subject
to constipation, bilious attacks, acid
stomach, r humatic twinges, also
those whose skin is sallow and com-
plexion pallid, are assured that one
week of inside-bathing will have
them both looking and feeliug better
in every way.
SOMETHING FANCY
35c Fancy Striped Skirtings, 36
Inches, this week 23c a yard. Frankel
Bros. 3-tf
Only wait! Maybe Mr. Fairbanks
will bo able lu his speech of accept-
ance to find an Issue worth while.
Free Inspections
ST01UGI HATTKimS
Batteries Charging and
Repairing
J. S. >1 41.AMY
an I S. Broadway.
Lain-