The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], June 27, 1920, FINAL EDITION, SECTION-B, Page 9, Image 33

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CrTTTON B.
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, JUNE 27. 1020
"BE PRFPABF.D"
Tulsa
(Published Weekly by 2$
BOV SCOUTS j
ix a CXDD TURN daily
Scout
(he Tulsii Council
of AMERICA
Troop No. 5
John SMrppry, awt scoutmaster.
rtnlpli Obermlller, reporter.
M H quarter have been secured
1,, the third floor of the First M
I , h. Thl room will lie dev
olved with picture! and In a short
time will I' v,'rr "ttrartlve place.
, 1 patrol ha been formed
and named the Caotu patrol. A
patrd flower waa brought In from
Parllnnla, park after thoroughly ba
in ripped In newspupers.
due tliottsatid poiul cmitest la
caumng quite a competition between 1
Individual anu patrol.
Troop 5 will lie well i .'presented In
the muff" at Camp Tahleqiiah.
Mi ShVppey will b ramp director
and Pranoll Anderson will be a tent
Wider
IVe i Xpert to have enough boys
fVom "in troop to fill a tent at the
MMDSI rami).
Troop rVoi i
Uto Freymulh, scoutmaster
Ch.irliM Madden, Louis c Kourka,
lajltlanl scoutmaster.
Ijonald Hyan. acrll.
A Joint maatina o( troop number
I and 7 all held last Tuesday
vening at their headquarter In th
basement of tha Holy Family
Irtiool to which a loon anticipated
ftt.it (rem Wr Llndly met with
vary expectation and then some.
Cash: but that was the best game
tt ball wo ever played. We mire
aevor kni-w much about playing bait
with tendarfoot and second olaai
MatlOBI before. Hut wasn't It
tunny about how some of them got I
struck out'.' We all say Mr Undly
II one good pitcher. I bet there j
won't be any of us struck out the j
MM time he cornea.
After the games rsme a rare
treat In select scout songs. Kvery
oie of them proved a suceess. Dur
ui Hi. maaung Mr. I.lndly's de
tailed account of the coming Tahle
Ouah aumnai camp came Ilka a
liomi'shrll to most of the scouts
T ) had never been In a place like
this before. And now everyone la
a:i anxious to go.
We were also honored at this
meeting with the prasanoi of Mr.
Bantling and Mr. Middaugh, mem
bers of our troop committee, to
gether with several other outside
visitors. Kvery one admits having
a goi.d time, and the meeting closed
at 30.
Our patrols usually meet Friday
Mtnlngs nt the time and place previ
ously arranged.
.July f, at 7 a. m to
street for the parade.
evening and the boys are making
a good shnwinp for tee's passed
Our troop Is carrying out a plan
uggaited bj itivo Llndly, tn..t Examining llmrd Meet
of giving Instructions by me ins of i
games, we find this method an ex
cellent way to krep Interest up in
the tests.
At our last meeting Instructions
were given In knot tying and severul
Interesting game,, were played.
Our troop chatter is still open for
membership and wo hope before
our next meeting to have a full
troop enrolled.
i'ur troop will he represented at
camp Tatileuiiah.
patrol Main
The first meeting of the exumln-
iiik board proved very successful.
The following boys were awarded
certificates; Heed .tohnnon, John
I I ike Wood, John Morrison. Kalpr
i.ibermlller, (lerald Mei'iacken.
Camp Leaders' School
The i. imp Naders school was wall
ittandad and much Interest taken.
The following subjects were dtseuaa
ed during the classes of Instruction.
1'iirpese of ramp; ouallf leurreme of a
ramp leader, who's who In camp,
setting up canip; serving meals.
Damp !ut,ihmeul; ftunday In rump;
I Da paction; aanltatlon; campflre pro.
TS ms.
Troop Xo. 4
W. II Murphy, seoutmnster
Wad" Raal .. reporter.
Wanted 7euiittnati r - We nil re
gret the i.iss of our assistant scout
master Mr. lrine. I to left; last
week for Hunt bait, Kansas. We nre
'1 ..oplng that he will soon re.
turn Wade Heath acted as assist
ant ICOUtmaatar In Mr Irvine's place
last Tli.trrilav evening. The que-
,1 ... . ,. .t,.i HatkAii ..!.. ... M. t
Tnhlenuah 7 " We learned that there : " , . M
will be a full tent of t. n hove. Wade """ "r " 'art cular -venlng which
Heath Is taking IftftrttcUoaa as a j "" rcBl valu6'
tent leader. Wade said he wouldn't "oy scouting has been a success
have missed the training course lsst hecuuse of its wonderrul progres
nlght for anything. Mr. Kindly "'v. ronatructlve and entertaining
brought out some things that nm' , I" "hi 'anu r.acn year ni growtn
of the boys had not thought of. our
Seoul Troop or Hoys' Club
The average boys club la an ag
gregation of hoys under a leader
ship not too well versed In the not-
ilvitles heel suited to gel results In
character developement. I'sunHy
there s no well defined program ami
troop meets eveiy Thursday at
In the community house of tho
second Fresbyterlan church at Arch
er and Zunls. Visitors are welcome
and don't forget wo want a scoutmaster.
General Order
All scouts of the city are
Troop No. 9
11. W. Meyer, scoutmnster.
David Johnson, reporter.
Tatilequah Oe that sounds good
to troop j) and we have already six
boys who will help make a tent at
camp.
Troop i la sure that they will
capture some of the honors on the
camp. Mr, Llndly Just as well or
der a tent for number 9 because
we will have our "ten" and then
on.e more.
Wi will soon have excellent win
ter quarters in the new addition
which Is being added to the church.
We will have many relics and other
things on the walls.
When the people passed under
the large electric sign, marked
"Keniaii Komunlty (Carnival" troop
I, Tulsa hoy scouts were seen every- j
where, at humourger. lemonade. Ice
cream and other booths, because j
they were doing their part to mal'e
tha K irnlval a success. This will
raise the standing of the troop In
the flag contest, us the services
were pet formed by the aeouis as a
"' 'jjiMitinlty good turn" and orodll
v. if !' given for each hour's work.
The treasure of troop amounts
to about 120. which will soon be
spent for camp. 114 equipment.
notified
to report for duty in run unirorm
5 " I
sive, constructive
progranu Fach
exi in Ion and greater enthusiasm
The path of least resistance Is taken
in many no-called boya' clubs and
the meetings are spent In rough
house tactics or horse play.
A little effort behind a worth
while program means for hoy de
velopment physically, mentally,
morall and a greater future cltlxen
shlp. Tins Is the aim of acoutlng.
Some troops miss this nim and he
canse of It lose their charters.
Kventunlly troops falling la show
growth In character, acoutlng ku"W- i
leoge alio numbers up 10 in iximum
will be encouraged to sacrifice IkOlf
charter or change leadtrshlp WO I
hi&VA a reroril nt l.onnr utlii arlllee
ment and hoys and men not deserv
ing to be real scouts should riot con
tinue membership
Ml Around the ( In l-
W. II Hlublleblne, scoutmaster at
fklatook. brought hl full troop to
Tnlsn Monday to purchase uni
forms. The whole troop spent the
dav at Sand 8piinxs park, returning
home in the evening.
Commissioner Ohlander (Inspect
ing troop) -My boys, what dlrccilnti
urn I facing''
Seoul Hubert I'.arker I don't
know, air, 1 don't live around bete
Scout O. V Bnook. senior patrol
leader Troop 4, Independence, Kan
sas, was a visitor al headquar'ers
last week.
John taUrsMI "'Say, Kenneth,
dlil you know I had a new Job?"
Kenneth Wolf: "No. what Is It?"
John: "till, I'm blacksmith aDWII
at the candy kitchen.''
Kenneth: "I don't get you, what
do you mean?"
John: "Just what I said, I slioo
files.'
Scoutmaster Meyer (examining
In first aid) Suppose you should
see a man hit bv an nuto and up n
examination find that his leg hue
been broken, what would you do
Fred Saundcts: Id keep the
crowd back.
Some very Interesting things hap
pened at the meeting of Ihe examin
ing hoard. A mole was classed ag
wild animal. It was more diffi
cult to "box the compass back
wards" than forwards. Signaling
and first aid were tb. most un
popular aubjecta. A certain assist
ant scoutmaster was verv inquisitive
regarding why so many earned their
money "rutting grass"
Toby lAForge and Howard
Meyers were hotly discussing the
merits of an article that appaarad
In the -Tulsa Smut " Finally, Toby
himself tha author of tb" article,
said to Meyers: "No, Howard, you
can't appreciate It, you never wrote
an article yourself,"
"No." ratortad Meyers, 'nd I
never laid an egg but I in a belter
Judge of an omelet than any hen
In Ihe state "
There are a number of troops In
To in that are w alling to he organ-
Ize.i if te.idit-.bip can be secured
Men who love boys and have time
are missing a Wonderful opportunity
to do a grant aervlce.
J. W. Jonea will be the new scout
maater of troop Mo, at the Orace
M K church. Tills troop has been
without bsdership for some time
and Ihe boys are looking forward
to having a "sure enough" troop
PAT HE
The Fastest
Selling
PHONOGRAPH
. In the World
COME IN You'll Understand Why
Exclusive Pathe Shop
No. 8 West 5th Cedar 1593
Troop No. 3
II. 11. dale, scoutmaster.
Brooks I'utt, reporter.
Troop s, of the First Christian
church la meeting ench Friday
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YOU CAN EAT
WHAT YOU LIKE
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DigMtlon.
Some people still believe that,
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by taking 1'opslnnl to Invigorate
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'k( a bottle of Pepslnol tndav and
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Oarlen Drug Store
tl Wins Pharmacy.
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From the simplest of equipment with 700 square feet of floor space
to a modem equipped plant with daily capacity of 3,000 gallons
freezing and 9,000 gallons storage, occupying space of over 9,000 square feet
Present equipment consists of 25-ton York Compressor together with two
10-ton units, 5-ton Ice Tank, DeLaval Lmulser, Victor Churn, three Wizard
Pasteurizers and two 600 Wizard Vats, four Freezers and Majonnier over
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fsmillr
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n the Indl"'
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year one of (he finest rosldenees
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nilUNtiH A I It KH. June 2 Frnrr.
P'tnta Arena, whl 'h I ut Ih hot.
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in Iraatharing the Htrnlt of Msgel
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lulinhllnnts, rotnea a dlpatrh say
lug that the martllin worker of
tli ' port huvn resolved that In (h
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CT A UIVTC DEPARTMENT
- - STORE --
Tomorrow Continuation of Our
Annual Clearance Sale
Mort extraordinary valuei in dratwei. New arrivals from our Now York
headquarter! arc placed An sale tomorrow. SKI'l THEM, We have them in
Taffeta Messaliiic, Voiles, Georgette ami Crepe de Chine. Vou will not
only buy one but two or three. This sale will continue Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Kail in line, see these values and get your choice.
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
Adl
thin
Halo
a' $10 no Volt tin wi n, all
bMUUf ill iutui nt, li'itre,
$4.98
I'ltra stouts' drissps In tleor
gette, ( r "io Meteor uml Tuffi'la,
$(18 SO mill sr,.uu value (Moar-
arii'i Salt1
Brto
$39.85
IiJIes' II.C0 and 110 00 Crape
de Clilna arid Oeorgelie wnlsta.
newest design, ae. Ihi-m, all
Iis. thl sale, (to
54.7C)
l. i in s' Silk T iffi-tu 'li
t7 Ml to I3S. till
this ealo, oholol
$19.85
l.f.OI) lufll'i' ilrtf-ms Tlimu
drfsHg QOMfart "f Tafft'tiw.
f JtMirKStti. L'n-po fji Chlnii, MB-
HiilliM-, Me; L'J.50 to S37.50 vat
ili'H, holru ihl
a It
$14.95
I i 'Iipm' ft rnl M Imh.-h' all woo)
; ' v lulls, few full auttj in
fltj'lid. ThVM Ntilta ranw fr
3u.0ft to $72 00, in
Dili' lot, cIioIup
$24.95
Girls1 fllnghstti in- - sins 4
to in. tM quslltr itofhsm buy
thfltn frcftv; gave on thit 10
rKUliir price rnmktvt
LESS 20.
Clrls' white dresses, also funi'y
trolls drease. nuwel aurntner
rlrf'isea arrived lately are In
limlud tn thl sale
20 Off Regular Price.
1,1.11ns'
waists.
Choir
12 50 iiiallty Voile
$1.48
Idille' i 50
wnist, aholoa,
mice Hale . . .
and 4 if
Ci-ar
Voile
$2.50
t ; $$ snd ih lu vatusfl all
lolorSi ttiiH njtif,
cholcw
$9.85
Lndies' and Misses
Skirts
l.i IT I '.'.'JUij wrtttn wush
kins
25 Off
See tin u value,
l . li'i' Hllk Hklrls, In TaffeU,
I 'oplln, (ii ora.tta, Hllk Tt
(. . this sale, SI. UN,
Stl.U... $N ,'tll unit
IaiIIi'i' I.lri' n Aoto iiii.h, iih
Jli In 1 his lot. II Ii 00 unit 125
value, for uiiok d!p.'al, thl
sale,
oholea
$9.85
Mlt
$4.98
lAiiirs' Llnan
I I 5 00 to SI OH
knee Hale
price,
Crash
.Suns,
f.On (iially ntUSUa chil
dren drawers
75.: quality. mUOtlfl chil
dren' drawer
$(i.95
35c
49c
$1.98
l.ono Katia heavy 'Jnffita.
hluck, nay and oth"r color
tin S 3 50 iU.'illty, as I.hik us
have it, pur
yard
Elri heavy '.i..llty Meiulln,
(till l( -Inch, this -hi, qq
only, par yard t)l70
86 Inch China Hllk, all color,
baat QMllty, uu.'illy sold ut
t pi i ii i, this Of"
0hl . I" r '1 tj)laatt)
ill
S in. h quality Vulla for
drrsac. aacquta, etc., per
Card, QOn
ehoios 0s
1DO0 ploco Autrom Ijtwn,
fancy patterna, choice, per
aai0u:u 22lc
KAHN'S Department Store
Tulsa's Largest Popular Priced Store.
15 East First Street