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IND NEW INSECT
NEMY TO ALFALFA
I'ULSA DAILY WOULD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9,
-v
Creek Indian llaby Is
Jural to lie (iiven the
New President's N
ca .phis Is the Name of
iv ig Which Feasts
on Crop
i
ADYBUGS IGNORE ITj USSJfc1 tnTCKU
anbefii Advises Treatment to
jlct t the Monaco by Pre
vention of Young
STII.I
vat
rlou
mil"'
I,.
!. col'.
,c World
wATHIt, March 8. Alfalfa
- edition 'ot Oklahoma Ii
liifosti'd with u plnut loune
the urccrj by which l
r. whent mid outs, nceord
iwaKfa received by l'rof.
'.urn, entotnoloElut at A. &
& . .
ThiK in w pent It commonly Known
(tl,, ,..a aphis, Ih darkor-Krren
in i htoi'Ii bug, Ih about min
ed ,tc r. Its nntunn.no am lotiKcr,
, aVl" ' l ines darker and tho third
itoldn. l" tho wins has two
ranclii" Instead of tho one In the
rttn li-iR. It Is tnoro prolific, ?ro
uolnir " many at 14 youni? In 24
our? Heprodlirtloir rn,n.v bt'Rln
hrn 1 I" six "lay oltl. and as many
s HT un(t have been produced by
. punt. Tills new pesi. Known
, Km.:"", us tho croon dolphin, Is
inf..tliiK wheat and oats, fru
Uont:v with tho Kreen hug.
Thi' aphis, unlike most alfalfa
Mff, i- difficult to control. u
ncml. - are similar to thoso of the
reen l.iitr. which arc tho ludybilKn.
nrplsli rues and lacowliitc fllen, hut
ht pur.iite of tho Krcen tiuir does
it Bi'i.'-'ir work on tho v-n.
,'phli. (me of tho nioHt avnlliiblu
:nHhods accordlnir to Professor S.in
iirn if e renov.ito tho dry hard
Mt'.At vn'ii a uplkotooth disk, then
lillnn- wrli a brush drx, which will
-nth. ii. ite and Injuio them with
he loo.. noil jircparcd by tho disc.
If the alfalfa Is larRp fciiotiKh to cut
r.ii Up mmtured to advantacfn,
: should i.e cut, thus NtnrvliiK tho I
inicct. which prejs larRoiy on me
'irmimV part of the plant. When
hcjihiit wilts It Is no loncer good.
vetches and peas nro ais
f fund for this new pent.
Alf.iKa field Oil tho xperlment
tt ion fin in here show no activity
1 ihf put of, enemies of tho pest.
tilts tin' iea aphis Is cheeked soon
xtensivc aarnuco uirnucnoiii inu
'ate will result, says Sanborn.
Hplal to Tli World.
OKHM.Jll, March 8. Tom Wes
ley, full-ylood Creek Indian, has
written to President Harding as
follows
".Must Honorable BIf : It Is with
much pleasuro that 1 Inform you
or ino .arrival m our iiouso on
full-
my
wlfu Hhil I. have christened hlui
"Warren O. llurdinif Wesley, In
your honor.
"My wife, Torhec Wesley, ntiTV t
nrc full-Mood .Creek Indians and
live on my allotment west of Oko
inah, vokla., nnd we cin both
born -within a few mile of our
prosent home. I hav heretofore
been t hoseil by the Crek tribe "f
liulans to represent then In
W'lWhltiKton, and 1 dare nay I ahull
aitaln bo WashltiKton durlnu
your present ailniliilstrntion, or at
leust somo tlmo within the next
elKht yearn, which I am wuttsfled
will be tho term of your office.
"I hope to bo able to brine
Warien O. IlardlnK Wesley with
me ho that u ni.iy look Into tin
face of your first full-blood Crook
Indian namesake.'
Ilorilen (imn to HoiimIoii.
O. V. ltorden, chairman of the
"new associations committee for tho
western territory of the Nationals
Ambu lation of l'un hasln Agent.,
loft Tuesday evenhm for Houston.
Texas, whin he will expl.iln the In
ner working of ih. 16 iiiit'i.iial com- j
innilcy committees u thi in w l'ur-I
ehaiuiff AbciHs' HvcIutton of
.IIohm'i.ii,
ATTEMPTED TO
Name MQZrU A TDAIM
Piled Rocks on 'Praok but
Slow Speed Avoided
Disaster
PICHER LEADS IN COUNTY WONT STAY
mf.. md bll'll.V I'lKlvl liU'i: ' 1 " 1
.in exit ihimiKh tl" 1 i" t a '
ilnu A denuty sheriff liif.irin..d i.r,
i
S..ell to The WnrM.
OK U.MAI I, March 8. W. J. Cur
tis, special OKctlt of tha Kurt Smith
Western tultwiiy, at rested a ne
Kro naiusd Vlck MeUlory near here
Saturday an a suspect In connei tlou
with two recent attempts to wreck l
tho night truln just south of town
( urtls.ls looking for is brother ot
MeUlory vhom ho expects to ar
rest soon. i
On last Thursday nlnht a pile of
ricKs was placed on tno track and
train No. 2 ran Into it, -but owlnn
ti the slow speed at which tho
train was running at tho time, no
damnKe whm done.
This Is the second attempt to
wreck this train In the last two
weeks and the spoclal ntfent and the
sheriff's office ai'e miiklnn every
effort to arrest tho BUllty pt'lfoiiif.
OlUiwn (Vtiinly Has Nn Ni'j;n, llcnf,
Dillilh or lllluil Clllldivii. '
MIAMI. Mai. li s The mi iul ,
s hoot census t'lken In Oltiw i un
tv Iihm develop' d a. feature tli it pi nl
inblv Will not lie dupll-.led In ,nvv I
.w.i.l.. 1.. H. mt .will. l-
I to foil illy, .Superintendent ll.my
I ItalllnKer.
of tho ll.lf.3 mhool rhllilren can
I vassed In tho county, It was found
thcro am no neuroes, deafi dnmh or
blind ehlldien. Tho censim shown
1,20ft less xahool ehlliften In tho
county than were registered In IV-'o.
Hoy Iwid In the county with 5,
SS4 as aualnst 6,311 Rlrln, accordlnu
to tho rhiiatis The richer dlntt li t
with S.7S7 ehlldirfi enroled leads
the 48 dlstrlett. In tho ooiinl, the
census shows.
Iav I'm-nchcr to Kiiml Springs.
Sifrll to iht WorM.
HKNIIYICTTA. March S. Itev. J.
V. Towery, who 1 a filled the pu
tll of tlleKlrst Christian church for
the past IS months, has resigned tho
pulpit and N temporarily located ni
rviiui .sprint; lhe local coiiKreRa
ti m expnts to ncurc a r skIcii' I
(i.iiflor uitliin the t in. i k w ek
MedlitM tn Hum- Km.
Wpdnesdns'a luneheoii nnd m-it-ln
of the Itotnrv elnb In the , lul
room of Hotel Tulsa will in off. t
bo a "medical" meetlnK. Hi
Koth and Dr. C. C. Knobl.uk. lm il
spiulallsts, nro on tho program for
nddreHses. Ira HrnnkM Is to be t:..
tarlau.
A post card to which lim i in be
fustelied and iiialled has b' in it
cnlod by a Texas invmtor
r:cry Tlml 'Ihej I hlnU 'I III Man
Is Iti hlnil the llait lie liirns I
I'll SoiiU'where I'.Im.
Srwlnl In t il' W .ti I.I
O K I : M A 1 1 . Mutih Hav Unas, n
youtiK man with u Jall-brenklim rec
ord, was on ondav mornlnK
teiieedtn dlsti'lel eonri to three yenra
in the penitent mi y on a plea of fillllj
to a Krnnd Inrcenjr chnm. '
Hon broke J(UI hr ievrril
months ai and wasilrkMl up
coiiplB ot weeks a-o by ShinVneo nf
flcera. While Peine held t her he
atieeeeded in RnlhlniC his liberty by
mw Inn hH way out, only to be
caimht attain n shoit time Inter. Just
at tho time Sheriff Collier of this
olaeo called for htin at the lull In
Shawnee it w i found that In a few
1 minute It inter ltosa would analn
I have In i u frei Hatlirdsv nlRbt
! Hobs, aided bv a neKi.i prlaotior. wn
Wht is Mnntcr Clcnn
inB? Send it to Clipson's
nntl $o.
915 S. Mnin O-J6G0
f them bv means of a i harge of Inmk-
Ladies' Slirine Dance
WnlncMlay Vlhl, Marrli Dili
Coin cut Ion Hall
l,(in Couple I xlrn I.iuIIcm ftne
UNIVCR5ITY PLACE
iiiftfeiihTft
Invers,
GOOD JUDGMENT
. AFTER EATING
(UliiK the Stoiuni'li the .Mknlliie l.f
cot by a Sttmrl'h Dyspcpiln Tab
let Is Worth HemciiilH.'rliiu.
You cannot, si n rule, nay In advance
that tlil. Ilint or tlin oilier food ulU
camo imllKcsllon, 1 xptlcnce haa KUBlit
mot jiiopln thai neti mines I i: fo
POOL HALL MEN ON CARPET
Van 1 W,
I
f)t MaiiHRcr (Jltrs llirnt' Tcture.
for UnriMiripK cnmiiiais.
Spll i Tho Worl.lf
rOXCA CITV, .Aiarcn . Tiie ar-
r'': of three locul boys here, several
ijjsuKo, on charKea of hluhway rob-
rv, ha n led tho city commission-
's and City Manntter Huch Johnston .
ii call a meeting of tho pool nnd '
t.liiard hall ownern into a corner-, inn
e. durims which tho owners wero .... ,,.. v,, nihr a kIum
Romped on hard" by tho city offl-,of mm, raiea hob wiih the atmnaili.
I.i.i. ...w I ,nt nn a rnM ruTM In follow la thft tirevrnin.
' i ell ordhiince, r ni a nB uch' ll . S "f uni" o. or t Hturl'.
til CU1 ordinances rcBlliaiint, nutii ,,..,nltla TablMa nfiar meala. You Ihua
places are obeyed mrictiy inai inu mold iraalnf. nour atuinacli. limrtuurn
.centos win uo rovoKca. ,mi ucn uiiroa iu. iii
It devPloned that the boi's. who Mapp.la. Thfis t.l.lH.al... 'll " ,'
-- - - .i ,-na, III. IftO.I UV K1VIIIK III.. ,..,t,, .,,.
alaallno rtf-ri to nthn nclillly. the)
relieve the itlatrvM wlitn the inlnce pie
. .rtiiif -hniil.l 1m mora than a matrh Cur
lour illBeallve puwera. Oet a 00-cent box (
of Htuan'e tiyeppiila Tableta at liny ilrur
tore and nolo how nl.rty they eeem to
.aim the itonlach lit-n It feels all upael.
Advt
ners arrested for robbery, wcro In
pool halls both beforo nnd after
'ommlttniK tho offense. A petition
belnc circulated r.t Blackwell to
nut pool hatla out of thut town entirely.
ROTARIANS TO GO TO WICHITA
Hi'llrlnc I'rtldcnt (loos ns S'H'i'lal
llcnrjcUa KenrCMMitatlif. '
s?flai I. tip World.
III.NHVKTTA, March 8. Tho an-
,al eir ti.iri of tho Hcnryetta Ho
'V :ji v. i held at Its last week's
mle i .sulilng In tho following
imeil i. .-.I of directors: C P I
k ! l: r. Johnson. W. S.
iiinr. tr s Kdwards and l-esiio
.thru i.k m turn elected II. S.
!Hvd 1- insldent; W. C. Carncs,
ii" pru'dnn and Lesllo Martin,'
"reta- n .1 Vaughn bclne np-1
polnteit 'i .isui-cr. I
It. Hni. r Campbell, tho retiring'
preside!. win attend the Wichita
"iveniir.-i nn a special rcpreitcnta-
n fo
llenrvetta flub. In nddl
f Hie lay members who
, nervations for tho trip.
- experimenting with
jii-n of Chlnefio tea
variety, at least, being
mated.
I
I
SO NORA
1 "v sv-ta -v Sm trv f '
When ou are reo'ly to
bujr a .'honogmph be sat
isfied with nothing less
thnn tno best. The world
famed sonora has all the
dcsireri features that you
can ih for in a talking
machine T h e strong,
sturdj motorv will run
twice as long as when
wound as the ordinary
motor
The Njnora is unequalcd
w t t,c quality and is
wiushed with either me
j " "r wooden tone arm.
Another important fea
ture of the Sonora in that
it pla.ss all makes of disc
records perfectly, without
l"e use of adflitinnnl it.
'ces t onic in tomorrow
ana Ut us piay your
onte flections, The So
nora 'iig jtaclf."
White Piano
Company
I 624 S. Main Osage 454
HEMPEL i
of p.11 tho many si intiiiatiiiB
world-stars who will bo heard on the '
transcontinental tour of the Chlca-1
go Opera Association, nono has had ,
a. more Interesting career than tho
famous coloratura foprano. Frieda j
Hcmpcl.
Mine. HemKel'was the idol of half
tho capitals of Huropo when slio ar-,
rived in New York, to beconio for
sovutt conseculivo bcasoipj tho Uud
ing sopitino pt tho MetropollUm bp-
ora Company. It Is liecauso ot ner
ltmir Slav with that company that
she hail been heard so Uttlo In tb i
est. Mtno. llompel H operatic rep-
ertolro Includes more than eighty
roles, and an a concurtslnger nhe is ,
noted Vor her exqulsito art In b&th
Kurupe nnd tho United States. j
Sho mado her debut at th- ago
ot twenty, mid at onco took leading I
soprano rolen Ii tho foremost opora
houses ot Europo. Covent Gardon, i
ln.vLondon, tho firand Opera In j
Paris, tho ltuyal Opera Of iUock-,
holm, Copenhagen, Amsterdam and
the leading opera companies of Ocr-.
many vlod with each other m bIJ-.
ding for her golden voice, and cx- '
flUislto peisonullty .Mmo liempoi
will bo tho gucHt star fli Travlata on
March 2- at Convention hail,-Advt.
OUR NEW LOW PRICE BASIS
Means prices based on manufacturers' new cost. Our prices are lower than
others, because our merchandise is new bought on tho now basis, and then
we pay no rents. You get acquainted with Kahn's the place where you buy
quality merchandise at reduced prices. We buy and sell for cash only.
KAHN'S FOR SHOES
Kahn's for shoes, shoes for the entire family, dress shoes, work shoes, low shoes,
slippers, pumps; one, two or three straps in black, gray,. cordovan. All the new
est in styles, colors and leathers; largo assortments of widths; shoes for the chil
dren; our M-artha Washington house shoos, Nurse and Comfort shoes; a large
showing of children's shoes, in button and lace, also low cuts in the season's new
est colors.
New wash fabrics for dainty summer dresses; all priced at tho new low prices.
See these values; in voiles, batistes, organdies, and beautiful tissue ginghams. Also
French ginghams, fast colored American ginghams, in new plaids, chocks and
plain colors. See these ginghams this week at 19 cents. Others at 25 cents. Ami
better ones' at 29 cents.
tfelow Are a Few Extra Specials for This Week
Ono lot .No. IKS In Mcii'm nhoeH.
Tills lot consists nf work hIiock,
tiros shoes, laco or button. -
Only a few of a size or stylr
Monday, mid as Ionic mh they
iat. cah , dio nrr
Nino quarter bleached sheeting
strong fine, und soft, per yard
this week,
ut' . .
per
53c
vard
15c
Percales, 27, inclys,
this week
at .
'.10 In. h 'porcales, In dtu ks and
llrhts, per yard this -I ( ,,
wcokT - J.UC
lleautiful patterns to choose
from. (
.til-lmh stout percales, the best
there is, priced, per O A
yard ill'iL
Men's trousers: never beforo
linvn we shown mich nn exten
sive line of moil's trousers, all
priced spei ially for this week
$:i.r,u, si.. mi. si.iih up to sti.r.o
You must see theito values to
appreciate' them.
New arrival of ladles' and
misses' dresses, today. Kntlro
lot of spring materials. A pic
nli- for all at,
'each
Hoys' new arrival spring and
summer suits. At tho new prices,
SO.MI and .
and
150 pieces bed ticking In all
fnlors and stripes; guaranteed
feather proof, per ynrd, CQrt
Stic. 45i. and t))s
flood quality children's
hoV, each, pair
30-liicli extra good quality tnf
fela. all lolurs; this
week; yard
3C-inch Susquehana silk poplin,
while tho quantity lasts, this
:iV0i. 89c
40-Inch Imported voiles In plain,
tolors, trimmed In sutln, figures
or stripes; handsome quality fir
street or evening dresses; usu
iM fold at M.50, QQ
This week, per jard. tDJLetO
27-iuch plaid ginghams -fr
ihlldrcn'H dresses or for house
dresses Tills is an exini quality
for tills week,
per yard
outing flannels In wlillo br
i olors, this week
per ard
Harber towels, this week, QA
per dozen 7UC
carpet warp, full stork In all
i olors. " t
Kntlro line In rook taps, coats,
pants, aprons, etc.
Waitresses' apronsln nil styles,
with or without bilifl.
Children's ginghaifi dresses,
this week, all sliea (J1 QQ
and colors, Taih . '. tDXatO'
$10
ng and
I prices,
$9.50
In all
rahteed
59c
19c
Ity taf-
$1 65
$1.98
98c
19c
iilo br
19c
Skirts, only ono or two of a kind,
today, woolen and silk skirls,
chnlco 3 60, ,(! r
J4.S0 and . . iDU.Ol
Spi'lng millinery. Monday we
show an emtio new lino of
spring hats, no two allko ut
;nr K&u...x... $6.50
MiseeV and girls' hats In all tho
newest shapes, Monday alltl Ml
thls.week, at sule prices.
1.500 girls' gingham Presses,
from 13.00 to $ 1.00. Hutlre
choice of lut today nnd .nil
this week,
cucb
Those nro mailo of tho best qunl
Ity utility gliigliams, In various
styles and are great values'fiir
the prices nuked,
fllrls spring capes, In iuIimh of
brown, tan, navy, QQ
etc., each tD1-..0
lirge nsortment of spring enats
sneclally prlcetl for this sale.
(Jood quality shcew, "JxOO. thls
week, t
each
Kabo corsets. This wei-k you
have an nppprtunlty to get a
ICnhn llvo uirfdel corset ut om -fourth
reduction.
Hnvn' rovernlls In blue or khald
colots. The latter hi good,
hfuivy miilerliils mid wore re
tailed at 3. On dt (0
-aale this weeic lOX.aO
l.ndles' silk poplin ilresses, ono
Vlot totiHlstlng of about ,15 drowicH
in all colors, sizes Jl to 4.1.
1 nn ing this h.iIi.
C.l' Ii
line lot ladies' trli otliie dresiu s,
til. i Iv made, in navy unlv. fir
mer price :i. .id;
good sizes; choice
Hoys' si bool pants In n rge
woolen labrlcfl npd riiHlimen.H.
Theie punts were nuide in n -tall
ut from 13 SO to I ".. At
Kiilm's sale this weak, choice of
entire lot. J-1 QQ
each , 5J..t70
ThoilNandit of shoes and sllppeili,
Indies' oxfords, girls' pupips,
Mi-iipf etc'. New showing of all
thoJse.iKnn'H newest footweai at
this sale, llrlng your (.hlldrin
to bo fitted correctly nnd save
your Hollars at Kuhn's all thlH
week.
Men's dress shoes. Wo received
this week, ono lot or nlgti wnrK
mansluii shoos In lace and but
fun; thiee colors, bli.k, mabog
imv nnd tan to close out at
this low prlco this j
Tho quale v you must fen to up
predate (.line
$9.85
pait
N w an I ;il ctirtuln si.i'lins, i ,
yard, lie,
mid
Ono lot Inifcis' WiilslM to . Inie
out: In while, black, and fun.
ror ciulck wile,
each . . . ,
I
25c
98c
overalls.
$1.48
Men'H good quality
tills week, ut, -
,lalr
Hciiilitliirlors for Martha W.isli
Ingtoii shoes In dress 'shoes.
Iiouso shoos, ladles' comfort
sIioch and utirso shoes.
Infants' shoes, Klrst Bttp. eh .,
In colors and hlzes; full stoik In
all kinds, at all times. This wee k
specially priced,
Ono lot of 1.0O men's iitnl
joung men's shirts; light eolois,
collars; h I ta '-liecl, wlille thev list,
each, nt Kahn's AQn
sale . JuC
Oct In line nnd get your sizes.
This week we call spei lal atten
tion to our ready-to-wear de
partment our New York Inner
Is doing wonders. We are show-,
lug ono lot ot ladles' and misses'
dresses at I 111. 85 which we In
slst you must see. Never before
have wn been able lo vl,w sui h
v.ilues at these prices.
Hliring (oats, entire line finin
T.'.O to 117.50. See the hI1ck
and save high rent piK.cs.
Millinery. Spring huts fin tin
ladles, liiisses. and i hililien. No
matter what vull luie hi mind,
we show them here nt K.ihn's.
In direct charge of exnei lein ed
tjiinmei frmn the east. No two
hits alike. I'rleed veiy modi -ntcly.
JIO.ST. will buv at Kahn's, ,i fult
fm jou. MUtor. .lust I'otno
nround and look them osei We
open jvuir eyes. All-wool mate
rials, workmanship is tho Inst,
largo sales, ftriiall profits, our
motto.
Thousand of articles not llstoii
here are Ini iuded.,Oct the hubl.
Conn to Kahn's. A Few stepH
farther, extra dollars In your
pocket after your want list is
filled-
Kahn's Dept. Store
Where Quality Counts We Lend IS East First
I it in n V-
X
I tint t
I I't I
ntetn ed
t. the
Hii-y Mondnv wi rn kidney HterlrKf
mid Orlffln x, hptli negroes, t.m
land two yenrs, fespeotivoiy, upon
lietilten-1 pics nf guilty.
I llll-.Nlllg
ffous had
Big Buying Works Wonders
Vassar. $2.50, $3 and $3.50
Athletic Union Suits at
No War Tnx
Here's your chance ""to, save a whole lot of
money. We bought very large quantities of
Ihce fine garments, which were made to
selKat $2.50, $3 and $3.50: All sizes, from
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