The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], December 27, 1919, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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TULSA DAILY WOKLI), SATURDAY, DKCKMREU 27, 1910
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k. FITE CHOSEN
MUSKOGEE MAYOR
ouncil Names Doctor as
Wisener's Suc
cessor, c
More Statehood He Was
Mentioned lor the uov-ernorship.
TO RUN AGAIN
a w loctd by th city roum.il
'jjy m succeed Muyor John i
' n,r, -tio lb'd unexpoctedly at
hon,,, :at riunu.iy msi -
. - f I hit heart.
,.jpa
. .... thA ftnlv man nro
1lCl'.' ... ..'r,i,.., n iy A In accent'
"appointment ho at rent
fii .i )m 1 to be a ratuli-
I? iHction to tho offli'e next
ff-Um opting now
fa ' .. . ..... ... I. ..1.1 li" I. a
f I ;iU I 1UIOIU IW I.UIU M.
.. il... rHIlIlcll.
u..inf Pin- win niaior of Musko-
i , poi-ltfutl, an'' l I'-1"' h"
' , . . .. ,11, 1 it,, for Ih
., , .Li ,l,nmn'i first KOVerllor.
netr formally announrert. He
" Mpln. ntivalrlan III
... bern i" ' " n ;
r . . n,a luui mi vkuim and
trillion'" i ' 1 "w -
aw ar 1,0 "rvud
r til n ulDU
'fire fighters are wanted
oltiiral Diprtin.it Unpen to
riirnllUMC urcm, imttrtrm.
petal Ui 'On World.
WASHINGTON. Deo. IS. The. fle-
Ltrtmfiit of agriculture today Issued
, ad.1 for volunteers to make early
nporti on forest fire In Tata.
Oklahoma, Missouri, imlbiibm aim
UuUlana where nearly 6,009 forest
. annually destroy 12.000.000
Lnh of property.
Tha total nurnDrr or iiraa in mww
1 .i In thro veara la II SHI.
"tailing a Inaa of ffi.ri83.000 with
Tia U!-ption of Louisiana and
Taa No organised effort Is now
otda to control an oh flrea.
flMrfWt.a ltwl.ll...A
lurlil w T Worl k
HENKYKTTA, Oac. Flra pnr
x!jr d'troynd the borne of Mm.
Kjiii M.Unurd, prompt action by
v. rlmiartment Drevenllnir a hlrh
(rum carrylns the flamne to the
trr rffiiunnce ulelrlrt Mra. Main,
irt'i luwi to houaehold cooda wae
Mht.
lul wflktrt tmttoil It
Hunt I sun lam la tka trtal.
ml M ITCH. ICZIM4. (ilii
!. TITTil m (Itar lltk o
tti altnan. Try T-etai
al r nil.
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STATE ItRIEFS
HAI't'I.I'A. line it Tlv humane
oi'iviy will wiiko u eaiiiinlKn hire I
Jamiiiry js to 17. incliiaiv c. I
) CHIEF DUKES OF
CHOCTAWS DEAD
W V.N ON A, 24. --The Wynona
I'oininiM-iial i hili h:m nn a ineint'er-
lilp cf .1 (irii x Una iclv 20u mniilifrs
ami l,i'for Junuiu y 1 It Im -k poetmi
Unit Ihiti . number will bu Unubled.
A HOMiMII', lire. L' 8 - J I I.-n.
Inli'i- of (.iltliiliuina t'ily h.tK been ai
pdlllliul I'UUllI)' llt'lllllllll I ItllOII UKI'Ilt
for l arter county. Mr ltil''r
fiiiiii'M to lake the )i:a i of Carl iKia
ll, tio ri-H.gni'd In November.
"A IKM 'UK, luc. 28 Major
'"lifford J. Mdt'hewit, Kradiiain of
Wi'Ht I'olnt In the cluKit of r.m4, Iih
univi il In t'luremore and HiiHumed
his iiiisitlon at hid of the military
Miieln'e and tUlUK H ilepll I I mi-lit of
the Oklahoma military ua,lmy.
NO It MAN', ler. 28. Three thiu
h.iniI ijimim Ih of mlklletun have been
ulilppid from Norman to eastern
iniirketn In the luxt 10 ilava, an'ord
liii? to V. ( '. 1'ai ker, Im al ftKent for
llin American ICkpimn cumpany.
Moht of It wenty) New Vork rliy.
rimi Mom (.(mhI IUmuU.
Bpcial tn i Iiil World
t.i,KVKI,ANI. Iht. 28 A ma
meeilng h i buen railed for lieoem
li,;c 3d to cniiKlder hard eurfared
pwiil f r I'.iwnee roiiniy. If the lax
piiyi'rs pii'i.inl upprovo a bond Mur
will ho a.skcd lo tiulld 87 "4 nillee of
roadrt ronniHtliiK all town In Die
nullity. I'ederal ulil would help the
project.
Aged Indian Leader Dies
At Atfe of 71
Years.
TAMHINA. Iec. S.-lllml W .
I'ukea, ex-prlntipal rhlef of tin-
Choctaw nation, und olio of the
uioit distlnitulshed memlWa of Ms
i are In America, died ut his homo
south went of TuMliina I liia morn
ing In hut 7lt year.
Governor 1'ukes wan born jieiir
Hod river. In the Choctaw nutlon of
the Indian territory. November lii,
IMS, and lived within the limits of
Ihii C'hoslaw nation during his llfo
tlme. Chortaw by blood, Choctaw by
training and by environment. the
governor exemplified all that Is bent
In Choctaw cti.i r.i tcr. Siralghlfni .
ward, loyiil and lnopilitble. (lovernur
ukes enJoiil the implicit ronli
dence of the trtblo duiing Ills Ioiik
and energetic life.
Harnett Would Help
Churches Construct
Sew Houses Worship
r l I.. Tl,.
lll.'NItv i:riV Iier. Zf,
Sbiuild the Interior department
I 1 It.i n'uiTip ,,f iipt'iowil upon
hi.-. latit liencf.ict ii'iin, .I.icKmiii
llurtii'tt I lein .f. s millionaire
I'i'fk Indian, mil be pl,ie,t
S.ilila ClatiM tn ihrre ini-t'i" uf lu
'lin cliurchis 1 1 ji i ri u kIhii I-Ti.-Ih0
tn the Hnptiit colli; i i (.i 1 n in
la.t fntl, he new alftns M leiillf..! f,i
be pi'i nillled In iln likewise to Hire
other denoni'iiiiiloiiH In need of
WW Iiiiiimh of Winehlp.
PHYSICIAN IS HELD .":,'
Talk Atxiii! Ni-w' Train.
Bpecial to Tha World.
JK.NNINt'iS. l'ic. 21). lne of the
first things the l'ri",o and fanta 1' "
will do after the roads are returned
to their owners on March 1, Is lo In
augurate' 'another (rain from Tulsa
to this point, but it will not atop
here, continuing on tn fuelling.'
8 Want Third Straat
H Wort
Tliini St.
(MHltO
IllAltO
TtH-aKr
Ground Floor lidbinnun Arcane
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A Special Sale of
$35 & $40 Dresses
For Monday
THE PRICE
?
See Sunday's Newspapers for Full Details
These Dresses are now displayed in our show
windows. Come See Them. 1
COMMERCIAL WONDER OF THE AGE
, SENSATION OF THE DAY
THE END IS NEAR THE SALE THAT STARTLED THE
CITY WILL SOON BE ONLY MERCANTILE HISTORY
A the end of the year approaches we are forced to dispose of thousands and
thousands worth of merchandise in the next 3 days. December 31 in th$. fatal
day when the $2,500 big Six Studebaker will change ownership. This is the most
sensational advertisement and introduction any mercantile institution has ver
undertaken since Tulsa was an infant. c
Saturday We Feature Our Men's Department
Men from all walks of life will come here Saturday with one thought in their
mind to attempt to stretch the buying power of their dollar. You have tried
it before, but your efforts have been vain.
LIST OF BARGAINS:
CAST YOUR EYES OVER THIS WONDROUS
75 dozen men's heavy blue Overalls,
worth $3.00; sale (PO f4
price iV&mLdHk
500 pairs men's dress Pants on sale as
Men's extra fine Dress Shirts, wofth
$2.50; sale
price
Men's $3.50 value Dress"
Shirts; sale price
Men's $5.00 value Dress
Shirts; sale price
Men's $7.50 value Silk
Shirts; sale price
Men's Work Shirts; extra
special
Men's extra heavy fleeced Union Suits,
worth $4,00; sale (PO CA
price tPaWatll
Men's $3.00 value heavy ribbed Union
Suits; sale (J (JJO r
price 4)iasiaWl
A few dozen Union Suits AO
while they last tPlatJO
Men's $7.50 value Cordu- jJ AO
rt'.v I'ants; sale price iy'kJCj
S1.49
$1.98
$2.50
$3.98
...98c
$6.98
i $5 to $12.
$32.00
mi $25 to $50.
$12.98
follows: $2.98, $3.98,
$4.98 and
These Pants are worth from $5 to $12.
Men's Overcoats from
$13.98 up to
These coats are worth from $25 to $50.
Boys' Suits on sale at
from $4.98 to
These come in fine all-wool materials;
retail value from $10.00 to $20.00.
50 men's Raincoats, including Oil King
and fine dress raincoats; value from
$15.00 to $:7.50; sale price $6.98,
$9.98, $11.98, $14.98 g (Jg
All our men's Suits to be closed out at
Irs than factory cost; all men's and
buys' Mackinaws almost piven away.
Ihrireet and Nut aluc on earth In tin- M.e line Sh.s on sale for lr than the ona of he raw
material, leaving Uu- labor einln U out of Ho' nor-lion. The 4.rm. wet weather of Janosr,
'"! February will require p.kmI oiiii.I M-h-s to nave .lortor bills, our Shoe prl.KW ae Oh, l.msJJ
In I lie state. Cine) and firing jour family and h i onln-d of onr atatnirarnta.
tlie world a r.-att ladles' llrtidy-to-Wrar linrg.ilns now stare yon In llw fa It Is ra le tn wall
f r January "ale. He. au mi. . an do mu. li la tter at tlie NorU, Maui bnunent Mnr, right
now. and beeldea think of the big antotnoMIe wliKil we are going to give away on lomilier HI.
Hlng your sp.i.-U att.titlon t the big .a.rlfl.e w- sre mnklng In our lrr ..h-1 IHTartm.nt
A bona fide dlliwint of 31.1-1 -r .nt a.tually off. red oil ey anl. lr In ttw houv tfiat Is mil
sdvertlscsl.
tU'iiawliTT Has Hon Ton niilliiM-ry t. U now being -1,1 at sno on U dollar. Many nf ttira
ha are. especially aoltable for rwrly spring ar. l and up.
K HAVK THOI SAU ll IIA1U.AINS UK CANNOT HI NTION II1UF
NORTH MAIN DEPARTMENT STORE
; lr. vie U I of lnil lib- rroeliNl on
t iuirgi of Murd'Tlng Offliv
t.lrl IVtitON II.
s
I 1' IS V I I.l .K. Kv . I'ec 2-i Or.
fhilstophrr Hchott, a physician.
k.is iuiti'd lod.iv, cli ut.d wl'ii tho
nuiidiT of riiznbi-h ford Oilf'lih,
Hi e lie found tlie t'oiy on Ms re-
t he ,,f 1 1, e after dull muting
hriHinias tifts
iiie dead Hill wort eiii.ied to
II, 111'; V I Vip. i 111 1 ieul i e J ol it 1 II
Police and detectivis mi tlulr In
v i hi i 1 1 i.iii ieial,. I'uiloi ."-cliott
k as leal.oiM or the atti ntloti paid
Mi lirirrith bv the captain
The pliMiaiia in.,!w. was
fmind l.csidii the hody ft the nun
dercd girl. I'Ullcc k m .
ir
i his 17 venr-old office glil. h"
body. H.lghtlv d.id with a I , u i i t
tl.ioiuth the heart. as fo,in. In the
i iln. ti.ca nffii e ( ill la' mu- da I
j 1 1, i. -tor Hi ho't enipliaii. nil, ib m'i f;MWNIi:
I know bulge it t he ci line and told I tie i on I.l lnO"
NlMI'.s ll VN AW IIIIVti
lenikeT, Millard sml .bdinxii) All
I'liaoni'i-s In Minwmv .lull.
1 ec i'., -
a t kin hud
mail
hap
pciied In the Sliiinneii ell) Jail, ac
lioi d iig to the re, ords .in Ills police
j court l or thsie. plain a iiu be
'am Hie names i,f M. J leinp.y
J iMipposed to i,e Jai k or one of Ins
niatU.a). K. J Wllluid (said to l
' .1 , is or one or hi" immediate kith
I in, I liini and pi iln old out ai.d out
J.H'K .loh na., M. Two of the men were
in f,,i licliih drunk and the other for
lewd conduct
I alls lo pssir for WiHhliug.
Mti.VSii.N. Mass. I lee. i Hr.
William Orrv erinlle of New
I Vork. a fori er nasal auri:eoii. f ub l
i,i appisit for Ins w editing null Mi
'llath l Keein bete vesieiilav and
I l.iilnv Ills diM i,e ii mice is aid
mu x tained Mi-a Kicnev as le
ported ill at the hot if h'r ! ir-
' enis H i, at ut llu. eapecled eil
Idlng who crowded tin. Methodist
I church, ivna dismiaied hy the bev.
Ileil.ic It. i kliiKhaiu wi'li tin- word
i that lUotur ertollve had not I en
I heard fii.m since he ett a New
Vork hotel, sujiposedlv on hit way
; to he inariied
fiHldHESTER S PILLS
1IIIC ll VMUfl. till Ml. ja
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Idlal aa irraf" A
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I'tlU Is U.4 it4 nulfcvy
i im, M",.a iih ii'a a,u. X
1 .k. mm clear II
A.I Int I
bliiJi.MI Ht(M I
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Sal 0 CY DRUGGISTS tVERiTrYHl k
JCK
SHOES
OillMich.
Only a Few More Days and
TURK BROS.
n n
WILL BE A THING OF THE PAST
Unable to serve the enormous trade that we enjoyed the past week kept us too busy to adver
tise, but with our extra salespeople, we hope to give better service, as we never need to apolo
gize for our Footwear, because when better FootweaFlTrnade as for style, quality and fit,
Red Cross, Dorothy Dodd, Fashion Plate or J. & K. will make them and Turk Brothers
will sell them.
$10 to $12 Boots
For Ladies and almost (Jrown Girls, in military heels with long receding
vamp and arches that really fit the foot. They come in field mou.se, battle
ship gray, white washable kid, brown, mahogany and taupe in any bIzc or
width desired. Priced at $0.85 during our removal Rale; also Ladies' high
Louis Jieel boots in hand turn soles and b.eautiful soft kid leather, made by
"Fashion Plate." That'B all the guarantee they need an for style, quality
and fit; colors of pearl gray, white washable kid, dark cocoa (jji OC
brow and taupe with brown vamps. Removal sale price pUaUJ
Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords that were ordered for our new store are ar
riving daily and unable to make room' for thorn in our present location we
will place them on sale. They come in five eyelet Oxfords in
satin or kid leather; also satin with patent vamps and Pumps
for Spats or evening wear in patent or dull kid leather.
Priced during our removal sale at i
$15 to $16 Ladies' Boots
$15 to $16 Ladies' wonderful fitting long slender vamp boots in the new
ppring blucher effect. They have hand turn Holes and high Louis kid
covered heels. The colors are white, ivory, pearl gray, field mouse, taupe,
battleship gray, goliTen brown and tobnsco brown; all made of the best grade
kid leather. VVe have satins in black, gray or brown and combinations of
satins with patent vamps, satins in taupe with suede vamps in button or lace
style. Removal sale price
Tweedie $4.50 spats when sold with pumps
go at
u
r5w
p.
$2.95
318 SOUTH MAIN
Tulsa's Largest Shoe Distributors
Tester
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107J-109 NORTH MAIN STREET
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