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fULSA DAILY WORM). SATURDAY. IVtt 10, 1
5
FRIENDS HONOR
DICK T. MORGAN
State Brief
Funeral Services Held
Oklahoma City
Church.
at
MANY HONOR MEMORY
Delegations Attend
From All Parts of State
Widow Lives With Son.
HAUTSIInltNH, July 9,-Thls
city, . milling venter. In making at
rafigemeata i hoM it tonMi fir
r'i September. A pomniHtrf, Ijaa.lcil
by .1 a iv sperm mi .m.i W. ft Hon-
roe, Ix collection iilill.lt anil plan
ntnr HVtrlH for the various lepsrt
mcnta.
CHICKASHA, July ! Wlth-i imi
nl. Ipnl spryrr-put Into oiaatl'.)r.
this city ha tit-run an active rmn
piitKn to rave Its shade tree from
ill- onslnurrits of the tmworm The
i (iv plain to have every tree sprayed
irlnin three aeeha and lii nrKlnK
pioperty owners to use the spnryoi
OKLAHOMA CITY, July
rl Ida of the lata Dick T. Morgan,
imM from the eighth OkU
homa district crowded the First
Cbrlffttsa rhurch thla afternoon
whaft the funeral was hald at 2
in. k A plain brnnie casket. In-
. i nick T Morgan' In front
. f alt.ir hanked lth
lined the body of the former
concreseeaan, one of ttklahoma'a
prominent' Ifors. a olograph-
iel -ketch of 1'anircHinBn Mor-
n.
rmCKM.. July Oklahoma
I,.,. ..I lla In. nr.ll I n w rtt, till, ill
Ik'sures recently In the death of
Janes Htmall yearn i.ld He
Baa' I" rim into toe territory in
ltsy and lornled near I.enlnaton
rn.Tif,i(r here from Missouri. He ha.l
breif Icififr active In politlra and
n rrri' three terms In the territorial
h'Klala.'Jt.'e.
M'AI.TKH. July . Actual
work of rt'Hectlng epeotrrtrns of
I'lftshiirr ivountv'a grain ha been
ql.irl e.1 l.v RL II Nolms. county farm
flowera,,,nt. r h
been traveling over
the conntv f.rr tw.. weeKa ana him
gathered scmmtV' specimens to be
txhinlted hero Mb I at the atate fair
nt Oklahoma Olc
n, . MtMMl Mild ( lb! PONCA CITY. JulV 3 neglnnlng
Tin fuiur. il tcrmon was; the new fiscal year, tin,' county rom-
I by Dr. I N. fash, prel- mloelonera voiej to a nllne the
. f Phillip university .it Bold, farm agent work In Kay county for
i .1-. rn.i'lr here ll"e enauing icnr. oui wi.y
niemhers of the I agent insiea.i or two. t' ...r,. ...
a i now n.'ivc cnarae ni i r .-in...
i county, while J V Hld.lell
f'el.iwnre county to
tld.trll -c
speclalb l
1.1. I Ml
Cillncirers were
Oklahoma coiiKreesion.il delega-
t...n Kepresentatlves llarreld, Mo
Is. own and MoCltntlo, appointed by
tin speaker of the house to be prcs-
. sienaior v mines i unm oi ivaii.
r. ,.-,. -.ent -.t the wenato Iliran
....... 'of i.er.onui friends f rom 1 ' ura n man. who shot and killed In.
the atato were present.
fruits, as he desires
I.M'iNT. July 9 -Fid tltlger.
OW-
Urt Morgan, widow of Hepre-
Morgan, will make her
temporarily In Oklahoma
With her son, Porter H. Mor
II a said tonight
ly members of the Oklaho-
. . .1. legation In oonKrrss who st
tendad the funcrnl this afternoon
were Representatives J. W. Har
Tom D. MeKeown and ,11m
M Cllntlc grnator Charles CurtlSl
of Kansas, who was the only men-i
bar of the senate present at the
funeral, returner!" to Kanaaa to
night. . i
All of Representative Morgan's'
i In the alito attended the!
funeral, his son said, except Char-!
l Morgan of Davidson, the repre
ss itlve'a brother
Wheeling Jitneun Are
Routed by Eaxt Sixth'
Jitney users In the east part of I
tlu city are pleased at the recent
. hange of 'route which enableflhem I
tr ret h'.mc more quickly and which
eoveri a lot of territory that has
heretofore not been served in that
manner. The Admiral-South Wheel-
Ing line Jaa discontinued yesterday.
Its -ead a route has been estab J
llshed i unning from Second and BJos
lon south to Fifth, east to Frank
fbrt, south to Sixth, east to Wheel-!
Ing, north to Fifth, and then east to j
Lewll aventW, This reaches the sec-.
d( the city In ween the Ad-'
nil line and that going on Fast
fifteenth, and a section too that Is
intlly Served by the street cars. I
The cars now hear the sign "East .
BlXth Wheeling and Uwk"
wiirtf wlff In their euro ten ,1 .
aero during a fit of Jealousy and then
turned the gun on himself. Is still
In a hospital at wui.ii., A guard Is
maintained over "Mm, although so
far he has been unr onsclous most
of the time. Although he has-nn
itglv huriet hole In his Bead, surgeons
hold out hope for his recovery.
HOHYFTTA. Tiilv 9 - -An
lm-
a
Mxr&Pu Car
Palm
BccjOhet
ISO
Keep
Your Blood Pure S
If You Expect Good Health 8
5
a
s
"Silk Shirts are good business if
the price is right."
$7.25
For $10.00 Values
"And in this instance it is right-
$8.45
For til. 50 Value
"The recent slump in raw silk
is here reflected."
$11.50
For f 1 5.00 allies
"These shirts not imported for
the occasion."
$14.50
For S20.00 Values
.mini mils ICO'
Silk
Mil IB
$35
portsnt deal In the mine district a prottng Q hoi
this week was the purchase (,f thelfornla, i ' 0I idt
big .1 P. Pavldson mine, north of new lyweds left
he city, by I. W Impklng acting r I :ht, I . nlhaii
us trustee for Kan.'in parthi The Mssnr
price Is a matei of private Interest
but It Is known t. he a goodly sum
In view of the large pioductlort i
ord of this propertl This is Ihi n
end time In .10 days thai Kansas peo.
iiif have invented in Henryetu coal
property.
p moon trip to Call
and elsewhere. The
fof t'olorado lest
Is ;i well known
ind past griiml master.
j i nr en ill i .1 mi
range nrfcrs i
M Vl.FSTl'll July I The Indian
department I" ntradglng for the an
mill per capita paimeltt In the
Choctaw and ChlckaKi.w trllies, ac
cording It, tnfoimatlon receive. I at
the field rlcik's office Although
both trllies made application 101
900, the sum remains at 1100 Thl
la the smallest payment In the last
sever years. -
HVNHTBTTA, July Se A, II Hen
It is said the appointment wimldinrlos F Msrrett and other officers
a the re.iuest of Ixiuthnn anlof the national gaurd and regular
grounds and rifle fnlttCO of the annual Indlanola pM Mcviicln Kchrl,
by the djlggsbor of mo, was In this city this week ar Ml'ii',ii riTV ti.lv il rive
romftterc rOI the RUtnntOf encamp' tanging details for the celebratloii to f.,lf,riln have taken up armn agao.si
mint of the national guard. The , n 1.. held Jul) ' .' ii te planned to ,m. u Mfglcan aeMtnment, Pi..
aanipWetll will ba 'In s ' make tilts an knmial affair visional president de la Illicit i Id
and eight towns sr. offpelng lore rorelin eorreawVindenta ktal nlghl
Hons Th. militari men e. re la wiij ttean hllnrllhui ha .1. ,i,,,.i thai ,n i n,.t ...tnstt
liable. Rer "Th.) Knfl ol lh, a inihl-n meiiaie since th
'at the (li.ind .lvt II, a. I but ec- f,..v followers Mo esli I
tn iff rl that not rime thin .'.no men
.i.i.l been nMilve. in recent OWt-
. a i s.
voraMy Impreaaad but the arte
Hon rests finally with the war d
pertinent
whv doe oftifnerelallaed vice on.
i , , t to "I he Knd of the Itoad" now
showing si th-'
( i ran. I theater 1
PONt'A CITV, July 9 I . In I hi
vail has hem sptiolnted BJBlatgnl to
City Attorney J IJ I euithan. to net
In . ase that official Is called . lit of
town
in.. .1-
Shder, a wealthv widow and ei.tov'armv are Iwaklne m Insneetlon of
Many pslnful and danxerouS dls
lessen are the direct result of sji bad
to condition of the blood. Anong the
most serious are Hheumatlsni. with
Its torturing pain; Kcrema, Tetter
KrslpeJiW and other disfiguring skin
Vn i -an not overest ln,at thn im - I dlseasess general debility . which
111 h. Hf4 i,ind Is l-Wnllal
yogt cii iviimj.
: rl n,e of keeping the blood frc
' impurities. When you reallie
the heart la constantly pumping
vital fluirl to all parts of the
" v. you can readily see that any
""purity In the blood will cause ser
ious complications.
'iqht disorder or impurities
i- i rourM of danger! as evrry tal
'ugan of the body denendk unun th.
makes tile strongest men helpless.
find many other diseases are th di
rect result of Impure blood.
You can .In a large measure avoid
liability to dlseaae, by the use of
8. K 8 , the yvonderful bhsod remedy
that has heev In constant use for
moie than flfv years. 8. 8 8.
cleanses the fn'ood thoroughly. It
is noil by drug.ts everywhere
r"oi valuable fcirraturr and med
ical advice absfA'iteiy free, sjvslte
! today to Chief M-e Adviser, Ml
tJAHHKI;. July i The c. incut
ahortaae ha- been iioiding uti build
ing operations here too- hundred!
and sevctit) fli c feet of fi outage I
building on Main stiret tlSS bat
ht .loan for several weeks
M'AM'STTIl. lull 11
vsre ehalrmin of the program
H
Saturday
Hour Sale From 8 to 9 a. m.
WomrtM rumps 12.95
WhilP Cloth.
And nimk Palcnt Kid.
Hifth and low heels.
100 puir in the lot.
t
Scnood Hnf
Hour Sale From 8 to 9 a, m.
( rash Toweling 1 yard for ,89c
1'nhlenched part lineji. Keulurlv
yard .T5c.
Main Floor.
Honr Sale From 8 to 9 a. m
Stamped Dreaaer Searfg .... 59c
Size 18x45-inrh.
Simple designs.
B loony.
Hour Sale From 8 t 9 a. m.
Childrens Stamped Hate . . . .98e
Good qualities Pique,
Size 2 to 8 years.
Regularly f1.aJ5.
Dalmny.
Honr Sale From 8 to 9 a. m.
Lax 5 for 50c
Main Floor.
Hour Sale From 10 to 11 a. m.. .
Children's Gingham Dreanea
IT, One-Third Off
Plaid stripes,
and plain colors.
One big lot.
Regularly from $2.60 lo $6.50.
, Second Floor.
Hour Sale From 10 to 11 a. m.. .
Womena Crepe Bloomers ..$1.98
Plain White, good quality Crepe,
Tilted Floor.
Hour Sale From 10 to 11 a. m.. .
Fancy and Plain Colored Voile, 39c
Good assortment of design and
colors.
Metn
Hour Sale From 1 to 2 p, m.
Stomped Lunch Cloths $1.89
45-inch size,
Pretty resigns.
Regularly $2.50.
BaJooay.
Hour Sale From 1 to 2 p. m.
0. N. T. Crochet Cotton 2 for 5c
White and nil colors.
BaJoony.
Hour Sale From 1 to 2 p. m.
Womens "Ntris" Corsets . .$2.79
- Made of Pink Coutil.
All sizes. Regularly $3.50.
Third Floor.
Hour Sale From 1 to 2 p. m.
All Silk Ragn At Half Price,
Main Floor. . , 1
Vamievcrs
Hour Sale From 9 to 10 a. m.
to Close Out
At
Tahle of Silks
$1.49.
Comprising fancy Serge Silks,
Plaids nntl changeable Taffetas
Plain Crept de Chine in Flesh and
While.
Printed Georgettes.
- 27-inch figured Poplin.
- All extra values.
Main Floor. ' t
Hour Sale From 9 to 10 a, m,
Womens Knit Vente 15c
Lisle ribbed, in white only.
- -Regular shoulder.
frrond Floor.
Hour Sale From 9 to 10 a. m.
Silk Geonrette Waists $.1.15
Slightly soiled nil colors.
Third Floor.
Honr Sale From 9 to 10 a. m. '
Womens Silk Skirts $9.95
Taffeta and fancv Silks.
Reiularly to $Zr.00.
Third Floor.
Hour Sale From 10 to 11 a. m.
20 Womens Suite at $19.75
Navy Serge and colored Jerseys
regularly to $75.00.
Third Floor.
Hour Sale From 1 to 12
Children's Rompers and Creepers
1-3 Off.
6 months to 6 years Dimity,
Gingham, Poplin and Swiss, reg
ularly from $1.50 to $5.00.
firsnnd Floor. r.
Hour Sale From 11 to 12.
Womens Silk Hose $1.79
Lisle top, heel, and toe:
Plain blnck or white, regularly
$2.25- all sizes.
Main Floor. j
Hour Sale From 11 to 12.
White Fancy Voiles and
Flaxons 39c
36-inches wide.
- Various fancy designs.
Third Floor.
Hour Sale From 11 to
Readed Georgette Waists .
Regularly $10.00.
Several models.
Third lloor.
12.
$7.15
An Day Sale of Dark Fancy Silk
Parasols $4.50
Goor assortment to choose from.
Main Floor.
AH Day Sale of Readed Rag; Pat
terns 63c
Florul and conventional designs
-regularly 85c,
Baloony.
All Day Sale of High Grade
Rlousea at Half Price
One rack full to select from
regularly $10.00 to $45.00.
Third Floor.
All Day Sale of Traveling-
Hags $14.95
Good Bliek leather in 14-15 16
and IH mi h sizes.
Main Floor.
All Day Side of Fancy Parasols at
25 Off.
Choose any in stock Womens or
Childrens.
Main Floor.
N ew Vr Csff j t Mkn Orders
Pattrrns J M'H Orders
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Members of the Talsa Open Shop AawoctaUoa.
New Scare Hoars during Jul, and Ananat wes dafs Open at 8 a.
i P .11. basufday tfprn Mia. . I loatnc at S :S0 p m.
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