The Oklahoma Advance (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 21, 1922 Page: 2 of 16
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THE OKLAHOMA ADVANCE
September 21
live candidates only. The Okl
ma leader, League paper, has
nouneed that in the event
League would not question all
aon-league candidates as to t
stand the Leader Itself won Ml
dertake the task, and fight a ITT
oeratH who opposed the Lo-a
providing a Republican oppoi
would accept their program.
Extending credit is our
business and that’s
why we make no ex-
tra charge for it.
Our prices are decid-
edly lower than in
stores a t tempting
cash prices.
Ry COL. SNIFFl'M.
The campaign is shifting into the
southern part of the state with
both Walton and Fields still keep-
ing up their terrific pace of mak-
ing two and more speeches each
day. Walton, wbo has been keep-
ing up the pace much longer than
Fields is beginning to show signs
of vtxal hoarseness which may j
force him to ease up. Fields, how-1
ever, is still wielding hammer and j
tongs in fine vocal trim.
The Goddess of Discord still
finds plenty of work in the head-
quarters of both old parties. The j
cold calculating eyes of the league j
and anti-league forces are getting
so wesl trained to spy out any
"doubleeross” that many fear the
headquarters inhabitants will be-
come cross-eyed for life. Each
side is so fidgety that converts are
viewed with suspicion and allies
with distrust. Finding the "Rug
BUY ON
PAYMENTS
Great impetus to the Wa
campaign has been adder] by
huge drive for signatures to
soldier bonus petition. Chei
hundred thousand names were
Rented when the petition was i
and an added fifteen thousand \
obtained which were not rece
at the date of filing.
A Charge Account Is Easily Opened at Gately’s
—and you’ll find it the handiest thinsr you have. A dignified, different account sys-
tem vihereby you may* step in any time, and buy the pretty things as you need them
buy at youi convenience pay' at your convenience. No publicity—- no collectors—
no annoyance. Pay' at the office as suits your income.
Every Woman Is Interested in
'me report of the Oklahon
t'ounty Grand Jury on elect!
frauds is expected within the wet
That the Grand Jury, launched
a move to tie certain election j
regularities onto Walton and b.
followers may find a vulneral
snot, is the hope of all Repub
am and many of the so-call
"Bourbon Democrats." \v; p0
however, is acquiring a reputatk
; s a sort of political Hercules wh
in his infancy strangled snak<
sent to compass his dtstructio
Some say his coming mission is tl
cleansing of the Democrat
stables. Others say he is after tl
golden apples. The former, j
course, are his friends: the lath
his enemies. Will the cotnfa
grand jury be a mere trifle or v,j
it be significant? That if rnav ir
The New Fall Fashions
Ed Semans has been reported on
the verge of "resigning" on numer-
uaions. When things go
v rong, when money is short, there
are those who are ready to lay all
the blame onto Scmans, until Se-
mss is reported to be "getting
tired of being the goat.” Sr mans
himself, in w hat he conceives to be
the interest of harmony, keeps a
tight mouth, whereupon the “tight
mouth" excites added suspicion of
Now on Display in Our Pretty New Store
( M t
The recent proposal to establish
district headquarters in the con-
gressional districts was feared to
be a move to divert campaign funds
from the State headquarters to the
election of the anti-league element
on the state and congressional
ticket, particularly when J. Berry
King took charge at Muskogee.
Whether the League will send
out the much feared questionnaires
or not is still a moot question.
Some say the league will merely
work to elect its own nominees and
| trained against the Democrats
party. But inasmuch as Walton j<
bearing no brief for the Democratic
! party, but is making his fight foi
the League, using the Democratk
party as a mere vehicle, the forei
of any indictments implicate
Democrats not of the Walton lac
lion will be largely lost as to eheii
effectiveness against Walton him
self.
dexterous feat of riding tw<
horses. He ties Walton up witl
Robertson and the Democratk
party for the purpose of including
Walton in the alleged Robertson!
ian odiuru. He then separates the
Mayor from the Democratic party
in order to include him in niuce
criticism as he cares to heap up.,. I
the Reconstruction League. Be-j
cause Walton won’t be a good Dem-
ocrat, Fields asks good Democrats
to become Republicans. Because
HE war
Materials are cheaper. Everyone is giving MORE for LESS.
W omen will be delighted with our new style
prices. We KNOW we are undersellinsr most
issue is over, j
1 And Gately’s are meeting the issue
show and especially with the lowered
stores in Oklahoma City and the reason is VOLUME"
Delightfully Smart New Wraps, Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Hats
BUY YOUR SUIT EARLY—WEAR IT
Everything New in the Developed in 5
Realm of Fashion Quality New ]
is represented in this magnificent collec- Rich new Velvelaines, exq
artists ofrett world Cha^in^new 1UXUri°US "*LShl
v-rur service to
ufommincliules
of'securities
cuttingicouponed/id
cdkSr^&iicryis
collecting rents jnt
income
The Reconstruction League is
busy organizing the state for 1924.
another fact distasteful to the reg-
ulars. When Democratic cash is
used to send out Walton speakers
and organizers it leaves a bad
taste to see these organizers car-
rying League "sidelines." The
League won’t lie down. H. O. Mill-
er, defeated candidate for commis-
sioner of agriculture, has been
named manager of the League, and
the office in the Baltimore build-
ing is active. The Reconstruction-
ist is being printed in increasing
numbers. Luther I.angston. L. N.
Sheldon and many other Leaguers
have been busy building up a per-
manent League organization in
every county of the state.
New Fall Suits
veatfa commeiud
and investment
matters
counsel inagairs
of fviancc.
One of the most interesting departments of our newly
remodeled store is the clothing sections for men and
young men. Snappy new models for the young fellows
going to school ; models for young men who demand a
wide selection in styles, patterns and colors; conserva-
tive models for men of mature years; all the new style
conceptions for early fall and winter wear. Buv now-
pay by the week.
'T7TE
SECURITY
NATIONAL
DANK
!09 NORTH BROADWAY
CAPITAL b SURPLUS
$800,000 -
Republicans have something to
•worry about in their own bous<.
In opening the Tulsa district of-
fice Newt Graham has been put m
charge. He is a strong E. B. How-
ard man and has close connections
with the Jim McGraw faction of
the G. O. P McGraw did not attend
the Republican convention. His
enemy Jim Harris is in the saddle
(Continued on page Eight.)
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Close co-operation with a leading maker of boys
clothes enables us to offer all-wool Suits with P/1
two pairs of
pants, very special values, at
Alterations
FKLF
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Guaranteed
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"The Timber Queen"
Every Fri. and Sat.
MXDAY
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-The Pol ice”
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Johnson, Edward H. The Oklahoma Advance (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 21, 1922, newspaper, September 21, 1922; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc936498/m1/2/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 22, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.