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TUXPAM OIL FRAUDS
ALLEGED IN ARRESTS
Pn-Aiilt'iil, IHrciior nml llruhor An
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criimiiil In New rlt.
CIRCULARS CLAIM GUSHERS
Well Not Ownnl ! oimimhu Ih ,
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pirm'y to iim' tin- nuiiiM lo drfiitnl
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tlirniiis'li tin' i-.ili' nt Hlurk uf 1 1 1 i I in
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nil uliltli IrfilllN KuiJ'li''UiKfl.ir, hi-.l'l
nf (hi i nmp.iTiy, John .1. hryiin', a
illri'itnr. mi'l lli'iny K.illi, a IihiI.it.
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Hrnailnay kIi Hrr.iifi kniiiniim-'in'
W'ii hr-l'l In .Ti.immp Lull an, llrvunl
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fiirthir hi'arliiK.
K.iIIi'h IiuihI mm ri'ilurfil lo ..'.on
'Hiil all til l ho ili'frliil.inlM furnlMliiiil
Imil mul r rclr.iBcil. I'ViIit.i I hu
I Murium mild (iihir urn-Bin would Im
II1HI.
KouirmiiKnar. nrrfiitri! tiy pnHlul
lliHpPrtnm at IiIh ufflrp, rlnliniit In
rrKiKniiil the corporation' prMlfli-nry
Tl: ii l s'l.i V II'- li l'ior!i'il fo In i
fii lull iii.iioi! .Hid a ii.j(ir.ilir'J
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tri M.irili. I'll?, 'lim i-niii-
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MILK PROBLEM SOLVED
IN ONE ITALIAN CITY
l)ivn of Pneumonia.
MILAN, li.v, Inn dl'iKI'l mil-
I nir'. il imlU i hi. 'ml .i an Min r.:
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t ii.'i nfil. inn' wi'li i ii', i.n i ' Kola' i"n
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.inr hi i'lliN In liid' I'i'i'll ini'l
! WILL TRY AGAIN TO HAVE
i BOXING DECLARED LEGAL
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ti'inpl In havr
Illinois will lii
fifih Ki''ii'r'i! '
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in.-i-tr when Kir fifty-
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' fa lira 1 1 In to
III" hill f.H
xim; In thu army (ttnl
ii'iili-il an Itn pi i"inlon
till Hpurt. MIIIIIHIII h nf
Tin ii" Ian- Miry urn
iMillflili'llt nf IM li.I'lHMKP
I inlrr Ih" pri'iiii'-i'il lull bout will
li nf t'l ioiiimIh anil tin Htal wniilil
inri'lvi a ,rrri'lita;i i.f till" rri'MptH.
Sriialnr Itirliaril .1 liarr, i 'iiiIiI'-hii
Iraitrr In tin mouiti', nalil Im rn'mihl
Hiipport a pi nprrly ill i wn mm mire.
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Thanksgiving Special
$50-
CONTINUES THREE MORE DAYS
IVoBirn In Kirti or Silk: triinmpil
with hrautlfiil braid or hultnna:
l.rlti',1 iiioiIi'Ih or
HtralKbl llius
$13.50
rtroniln(t, chir, rlivrnly trlnmird
Drrnura; ran bii uhicI for Hftcrimnn
nr iitrepf wmr; In Ort
Krrgn, Vrlvrt or Silk V'V
rrMi(n that romprlMK thi very
tin-vent In SHkH, N'olvet or .Tirupy
ara inriudPil In thin
lot for. . . ,
$41.90
Srrrlifv Conrtoay
fcfflrlchfjf
Kljli lint Not
Ditravaiciiiiro
408 SOUTH MAIN
New Majestic Bldg.
.. i. i niar, I'n (' 3-Mrd fli'il
-.i.al tiatt.i linn, ihoil ovrrHi-aH iif
, lirmii Inal piii-nriionlii in tnlii r II. lie
' wriil from Tulaa to 'unii Tiavix
i.liini- ami w.114 Iraifru nl in
', ''.imp St. miry an, I HUnlk'Ui-il In the
I I! nn I rnrpM ll bad livid in Tnlfj
fur i ifhl ycara, i 'iiiiiiik from ;ulti
Mr Al tlm tlnir ('i'.iki- went into the
I limy, be wan rin iii) id Iiy Ihr IVn-
plot Klt-rti n- A Oiih I'd. Ii-.iiIi-h Ii Im
I wife, who liven In kaiiH.m t'lty, be
! Ii'.ivra b.-t f.Hbrr, II. A 'r.ife, and
'two bri.llirrit, . A. t't.'.iMn nf The
j National 'lent and Awning 'o mid
, .1 .1 I'r.'iHi-. rllv build. iik Irieprrifir.
lull nf whom live In 'I'u la, i. Another
; In nt tit-r lurH ut Manila.
MONUMENT TO AMERICA
PLANNED BY ITALIANS
lirnprt ban l-ei-n outlined arid
a hiiIin' ri'l inn Ntartod t.y Hm Italian
tlrwup lprl' , "II I'rnKI I'Hhii Italo-
Ann i l- aini." uiimiiK the llalluna In
' I li m fun ii t iy, for the errriimi of a
j II 1 1 -II 1 1 III n t to Altii'llrJI. This 11101111
' mriit. w bii'li will l.r pliirod either In
rw York or In WiijthinKlnn, will br
a maik nf the Kfatltiide wliirh the
IIImIIhiib ft-i-l toward Amerlra for her
parlli' patimi In the war for the
ir.iiisti nf freednin and ileinorrai-y.
and iiri inlly for the help we have
Klen Ilaly in the reall'-allon of her
national implratlnria A plan la alio
lii'iinr dlM-uHned to liulld a alnillar
iiiiiiiiimrnt In Itonie. Iloth monu
tnriilH nro to hn the work of one of
tn gri-atwt Italian aculptnra and
will be of Niu-h Hie and arllallr Ini-portani-o
ua to ln worthy of the
aentlincnt they aro Intendi-J in vx-prraj.
K'.ntrrtalnliiK Knbllom.
In tlm c-ltlra near the great war
rampa the war camp community
Ner Ire. tnakea an eapurlal effort to
I entpt la'.n men on leave. They are
alven a frea vaudeville show every
Monday afternoon which follnwa a
free auto ride In the morning, and
In the evening they are taken to a
free theatrical bhow at aoine large
theater.
REPUBLICANS GAIN
TEN IN LEGISLATURE
Turnoirm of Itiifnt IJrrilon Tut
live Mnrr In I jirli lluiisr nf
Mate t iivi-mnii-nt.
OKLAHOMA CITY. N.,v. 23. -A
gain of ten Meal for tin? lepubliran
purly in 'he next K'-'iera ahMi-rnh.y
w .ii ri i orded In I hi- gnirral eli-r.
In nn N'oveintirr ii, arrni iling to t,a
rosier nf tbo next bnune ,un Hen'iiu
made puhllr. .y the elate i In tmn
Imaril. The gain In evenly divided
f:-r in the ai-iia'a and ive In the
hi'iiw.
Tin- new linn.ie (,f ln tnembera
will li.ni- V4 ileniorri't and :t0 re.
the Mt n.iii. i.f 41 mmhrrM
(t ileiiiin-r.iln and tin re
Nn hiii'iiils;.i wn era'.i
flit l lrrlli.liM The I Hi
limine ,,f os iiii'inlii-rN bad ','.i rrpnli
lir.iiis and llir Ni'iiate bad five r--puhllraiiH
ami nnr unrja It"-!..
Tin- Hriiuiti iiirriovriM iirrnrred in
fhe thii'l, ninth, elrvi'iitb. thlrii-tnth
ami tliitty 'bird iln-i i rl - In 'he
third dlK'n.-t V. A. IUiKk,'M. rrpubil
i.in, HnrrirdH hrnator V A Hlrkel
nf AH. I, M'Iii.h.1 teiiii ban expired.
V. 'I' t'larU, i rpii bin an, rnmes
baik In Ihr pla.-e nf W . S ('line of
Newklrk in tin- ninth t ml r . In lb
fi-ient)i dimiirt M I'. Ingiaham, re.
iibli.in. takr-t tbr plan- nf Senator
I'l.uem'r ihih nf .Sapiilpn, who w.-ih
not a r. i ml nl. 1 1.' for re i-lol ion. M.
W. I,ll'll. Ii-piiblli-ail. will repreaetlt
the thu I n h ii-,lti in Ihr plare if
I.. I .'I iiioimiiii, ilrnnii'tal, and m
the thirty-third dietrl.-t -: y WihhIj,
wliii 1 1 pt rsrfil nl 1'i.iig rniiiity on the
ri'pinili, an tl.li- In ine boiisr two
yralh. ,ik,'o. t.tkr till' piarr nf i-'rM.I-
loi V A i ha.-.r iif .Now.iia, wlin wan
lint a i a'nlnl tie
The ib'tinirr.it-, i itUimikiI the nee
ondilinlil'i fri'in I In- not lallHts, elert
lug .l.nnrh Si,ii ; ir-U lo Mirreed lir-otgi-
i c'ii nf I'i'HtoH. the lone Hiirlal
iil ini-,1, hrr i.f the ul'l'i-r boose. VNIl
mimi'h u-riii rxpireil ami be wax not a
ia tut 1 1 1 1 1 for re-elertion.
Twenty-five member nf the honae
iif two yeara hkh were re-elerled and
aeveral n'her aii'-fi-aeful landidaie.-t
were inemhera nf early li-glHlaturei.
RECREATION HOUSE .
OPENED THIS WEEK
Program Intr-rentlng um Varlotl
la Krw-toil Iiy Itntary (Tubs ut
(nut of $:.o,noo.
$4.95
Thanksgiving
Footwear
For Every Member of
the Family at Savings
That Will Help to Dec
orate Your Thanksgiv
ing Dinner Table.
(1) New Military Tlonts In
gray, hlurk and brown kid,
perfnratoil or capped torn;
military (IJ I Qr
heel.-i DX7tl
(II (!ray, Itrown and Ulark
Kid Itnota with cloth tops In
match; I.niil!i heels
and flexible nnlr.1
Same In all
kid
$4.95
$5.95
131 t'hlblren'a Ounmetal and
I'atent; high topa. A aerv
Krable bnnt that will give
Mitl-ifnctlmi - -
.50, eO.95, $Q.
45
4) Men's liunmetal and
l'ark Knko Urown KngllHh
last -
(h) UnvV "Tnf Wear" Shoejt;
really dependable fn-linnl shoe:
at
nature .ihaped tnen. A
.. $2.25, $2.95
Boston Shoe Shop
UPSTAIRS
820"-. SOI TI1 Ml STIH .ITT OVI .K W (X tl.W OHTT1S
: , t ' I!
:a.M KI NSTOV, Kan.,. Nov. 21.
The new community limine at .lutic
lion t'lty, built for the pnrpoae of
fuinlahlng a recreational center for
the gnldlera of Camp Kutntton and
V'vrt Itlley, will be opened t the
public nut week. The dedication
program la a tmvcl and Interratlng
one and will roer a ful week. It
atarted Thuraday night with a game
party ami waa followed l-'rlday
night with a program uf reading.
and mualc by Ueut. Klliott and wife.
Saturday night thu first dance for
privates waa given at the new hottae..
Miulc waa furnlahed by the 66th
raglrflenUI orchratra,
Sunday a piano recital will he glv.
en by Madame .Mero.
On Monday night the community
houae wll be formally opened to the
men of (.'amp Kunaton. Major Uen
eral Innard Wood, commander of
the tenth division and I'amp I-'un-uton,
haa been afked to apeak. The
?oth Infantry band will furnlMh
tnu.ilc.
Tueaday night the formal open
ing of the building to I he men nf
Kort Itlley and the M. (i. T. ('. will
occur. Mualc will be furnished by
the M O. T. C. band and Colonel
Wattersnn haa been Invited to uprak.
I 'n the name evening a dam e for prl.
vatea wll be held In tho ojj com
munity building.
On Thursday. Thankeglvlnc. a
riiminiiiilty elng In charge of C II.
liuthne, camp niuhlc director. Will
ho held. On the aame date a Con
ner will bo given by the bflth regi
mental orchestra.
Friday night at the old communi
ty houae, a camp dramatic program
will be put on. under tho direction
nf U. W. rcmberton. camp dramatic
director.
Saturday night a dance In the new
houae will be given for privates.
The Junction community house
wag creeled by the Rotary clubs at a
coat or M). uuu and It is one or the
most beautiful structures to be found
In thle section of tho country, it ts
nicely furnlahed and Is to be used aa
the home uf the soldiers, for their
recreation and comfort, whenever
they visit Junction City.
U KRAI NIArYEArTiBOOks
DEAL WITH MANY SUBJECTS
The year-books or almanac puh
llahod by the I'krani.ins in tho
l imed States and Cunnda are high
ly Important fe.it urea of their house
hold libraries The I'kraniaiis do nut
publish any Illustrated magazines in
thla country, but lesue Instead a
number of papcr-rov tred annua'.s.
dealing wall an nioi mnus number of
sub-Jena, and filled with pictures.
Thus, one nf the mosi recent l'k
raini.m alman.n-s. which is Just off
the press. ii'IU.iIiih articles on ulr
plaltiee. agriculture polltirs, ttner
national relation, musir, wireless
telegraphy and travel Anil this tu
only the beginning There is one
article about Woodrow Wilson, ar
companied by a picture of the presi
dent and quotations from some of
his memorable speeches. The year
books, of which there are about ten.
have a wider circulation than the
I'krainlim neWKpapers and 'one or
more of them la pretty sure to be
found even in the humblest I'krain
tan household.
West Virginians Will
Decorate Gotham Block
CHARi.RSTilV. W. Va.. Kov. IS.
r.overnor Cornwall announced today
that a Klfth avenue block In New
York city would be decorated by a
committee of West Virginia citizens
as a part of the welcome demonstra
tion to be given the first contingent
of American soldiers returning from
roreign battle fields Kach state. It
is understood, will be nked to deco
rate a block for this celebration.
tiy the armistice terms, the allies
take prac'.li-ally everything from the
Cicrmuna except their paper trousers
Dress Suits Sorioty brand
or Stcin-IIIoch make
$45.00 and $50.00
Dinner Coats $30 and $35.
Dress Shoes, Gloves, Ties,
etc.
On Main at Fourth
fcartrtj Srauft lttr
The Spirit of Thanksgiving
Is Abroad in the Land
Kor this truly much-to-be-thankful-for Thanksgiving ev
erybody will want to radiate cheer and happiness; every
man, young man and boy will want to look their best.
This great ntore for men and boys is ready to serve you;
ready with the most extensive assortments to supply your
every need in men's and boys' apparel for this great day.
Stein-BIoch Suits and Overcoats,
Society Brand Suits and 0'Coats
Garments every man will be proud of and
thankful for owning. The highest type
of clothes making is represented here.
Suits at $20, $22.50, $25, $28.50, $30, $35,
$40, $45, $50 to $65.
Overcoats $25, $28.50, $30, $35, $40, $45,
$60, $75, $85 and $100.
Hanan Shoes for Men. James Banister
Shoes for Men, $10, $11, $12, $13 and $14
Other Good Makes at $5, $6, 7.50 and $8.50.
New Manhattan shirts for the holidays; Bilks, fine flannel
and finest of cotton fabrics, $2, $2.50, $3, $4, $5 to $12.50.
NEW NECKWEAR FOR THE HOLIDAYS We offer
you the handsomest patterns and finest silks in neckwear
ever assembled by any retail store in the southwest. Too
many to describe but we know they will please you
$1, $1.50, $2.50 to $5
(J loves, Hosiery, Underwear, Knitted Coats, Mufflers,
Scarfs, Hats, Caps, in an endless variety.
S II i i in
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4rfAoAflMfaMi
These Metropolitan Stars
Your Christmas Guests
'TpHAT would be a privilege wouldn't it to have
these eminent artists singing to you in your own
home? "But the idea is preposterous," you reply.
"It's inconceivable."
Far from it. So far as the enjoyment of music
is conoerned you can sit in your own living zoom and
revel in the beauty of Marie Rappold's wonderful
voice, for example, exactly as though the great diva
were standing there in the flesh. And the same
applies to any other of our assemblage of world
renowned artists.
2&NEW EDISON
" Th4 Phonograph with a Soul "
Ttntn the human voice with auch accuracy, aoch fidefltr
h renders so complete and perfect a reproduction, that no
human ear can distinguish the slightest difference between the
living artist and the record.
This is not a claim; it is an established fact Orer one mil
lion people have attended our famous too teats where 30
eminent artists sang in direct comparison wtth the New
Edison's Re-Creation of their own interpretations, and not onm
could tell when tho voice left off and the record oetfan. In
the case of instrumentalists the verdict was the same. 500
newspaper critics have gone on record o this effect. Thomaa
A. Edison has not merely imitated, he has actually re-crotd
the human voice. ,
A Gift Which Means a
Life Enriched
It mdim ttiinc
Al Chrlatmai gift what can eqaal a N.w Edlaon?
raal and vital to Ufa,
Why not purchaaa on a a farad? (tft 1 Kllmlnato th amall IndtTtoW
raoenta to ona another, pool jroor rand and crm a "PbooofrapB wtth
SooL"
Come in for a de monmtratiott
il
Phonograph Shoi
7 uossn Emsn smu
8 Wrst Klfth Itione S3
; AB WM1 APS TOE RESULT