The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 09, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1021
News of Muskogee
NEW FIGHT ON FOR
THL0CC0 MILLIONS
Courtroom Crowded With
Indian Squaws, Bucks
and Attorneys
A NEW HEIR APPEARS
Many Indians Enter Contest
for Fortune; One Claims to'
Be Barney's Daughter
Iff tin tn World.
Mt'SKOOKB. Okla., March 8.
lifd-shnwk'il squaws, distinguished
attorneys, big Indian buck, court of.
duals mil hangers-on liitrrnilnsled
. t Aiml (Aitnu nu Vl (i tinnt.
1Q ICiirrai lUUlk .iv...-
I t in tho million dollar Harney
! inloco il case get under way be
fore Judge Frank Youmnns or i--oit
mlth Lawyers' arguments accu
plod the morning session, but the
actual taking "t testimony from
dozens of frock Indians and others
darted later in tho dny.
A new unglo to tho contciit for
the Thlocco millions was opened up
when Judge A. ItlchardBon of
Oklahoma C'lt.t, representing Saloy,
alleged daughter of tho deceased
Harney, orgued that heirship claimed
by Maltha Jatkson was lllcgcitl be
rau'e the hdrs had died buforo tho
Thcloico allotment was made.
The claims of Martha Jackson mid
others most of which now havo
Uen hrousht up byvtho Hlacls Pan
ther Oil company worn iimdo
IhroiiRli a supposed son of Harney's
vho died before tho allotment cer
.fli.ito was made out In 1902.
' Harney Thlocco. Crock Indian,
blul In a stockado in 1S9S during
a mcanles epidemic. His allotment
mtlfli ntc wus mado throe years
afterward by tho government. No
one iald any attention to tho title
to his ICO acres until oil was discov
ered on It.
With tho opening of tho Cush
Ins pool nearly ten years ago, big
wells were found on the Thlocco
property Immediately heirs began
to crop up, Tho claims went Into
the federal court seven years ago.
More than 1 01) havo tried to share
In the proieeds.
The lands were thrown Into fed
eral receivership with Thomas Dar
by In charge. Then T. 1). Lyons
and Kugene Kerr wero named to
handle the funds that hail accum
ulated, early a million In royalties
row nwalts final decision In the IT. 8.
courts not to mention tho tltlo to
the property.
After the courts hnd decided In
(jvor of tho claims of Martha Jack
ton, the Intervention of Saley. al
ltffd to he the only surviving direct
l.elr of Harney, was allowed, Jack
ion towv, nnothcr supposed tola
lit. nlt.0 ramo In. Now Klsher and
Mi Alec Noon, alleged third cous
in of Harney, have been admitted.
Close; Negro Schools.
Jsro schools in Muskogee will be"
tlojed at the end of this work be
rauie of lack of funds, Frank Lne,
hfd of tho school board, said today.
About 2,500 negro children will bo
unable to finish the school year be
came the necessary $8,000 ty wil
rle.i for teachers Is not forthcoming.
he raid,
Legislative Sidelights
A "Halo of Madness" Hung Over the Legislature When It
Opened Up This Week, Says Colonel Hinds; Charges
on Lcccraft Resulted From His Pcrmiltinu Eugene M.
Kerr to Send Telegrams Sinned With Leccraf t's Name.
News of Saimlpa
.Males Speedy Fly In Airplane.
It. I,. Dovle. piloting a Curt! air
Plane, flew from Dcnison. Texas, to
Muskogee, a distance of 15G mllot, in
one hour and flvo minutes, no said
upon alighting hero todny In a strong
lnd, The stiff breeze was largely
"sponsible for the high speed, which
'as made with two passengers In
tne machine
Muogif Has Murder Mystery.
A handsome nnd smartly clad
Joung woman led-dend In tho ton
p' a new Cadillac touring car
tailed on tho Okmulgee road four
miles west of here, according to a
'Port made to the cherlffs office
&)' a friend of an nuto mechanic who
the body. Tho car showed
Mrkg of hard driving, It was said.
.,;aul flark, is. a mechanic, .was
"topped by tho autolsts and asked
xn the car, which had become
y througi, lroublo , tll0 Rfar
Wft. W hile Clark was working in
'font of the cnr. ho noticed tho
5.i?anJ botly ln t" lonneau. Ho
th.l'l ,hnt sho t,ll, "t vc.
Mm. ,vntcnet several mln-
v 'I?'1" an'', sheriffs men aro In
ch, -lnB. U? caRJ bul 8l"n
tioei ou which to work.
HvC XV. tl. lJIN'DS
..."orl" Capital rorrrap-imlrnt.
OKLAHOMA CITY, .March 8.
Tho leglslutuio opened tbo week 'In
a halo of madness If that term and
halos can bo sort of hitched up for
useful purposes. The house reached
tho peak point of interest Monday
when tho envoi sounded and tho
special Investigating committee
lurneu in itn charges against Lieu
tenant (Jnvernnr M. H. Tranri. ac
companied by tbo evidence that It Is
to uo ottered for purposes of secur
ing pn Indictment.
Httircoly had Chairman Matthews
asked that tho charges printed
ior tne representatives to read be
fore voting, until cuiuo tho report
finm the same commlttco on two
other state departments, that por
talnlng to the highways and to the
state treasurer.
The charges against tho h ghwov
department arc different from thoso
concerning the stale treasurer and
the lieutenant governor, for the tea
son that Us head Is appointive nnd
no impeachment can no attempted,
removal by tho governor being
asked as to Highway Commissioner
Henry Wood, Hill Witcher, who had
chargo of tho truck "Industry,'' J.
T. Thompson., chief clerk and John
Lawnorn, tho latter being charged
with excessive charges In relation to
"fixing" or repairing tho trucks fur
nished by the government, the stato
examiner and Inspector's report
shoVing that $70,000 had been paid
tor repairs and oils nnd gasoline for
the vehicles.
A Scmtp lleport.
In truth the report on the high
way department Is so severe that It
compels pity. The department has
been the center of a grilling fire
against tho state administration for
tho pant year, nnd page after pago
of typewritten copy Is embraced In
tho charges mado by tho Investigat
ing committee, anil among the.m aro
Included tho report on the various
sums which were reported to the
auditor as finished projects, but
which examination disclosed In
many Instances had nut even been
commonred.
Tho World hns previously carried
this story, showing that tho highway
department heads explained this was
dono for tho purpose of drawing
money from the treasury prior to
the lapsing of ..the appropriations,
such lapses being equivalent to
stopping the work ,rj a lapsed fund
turns tho money .impropriated nai'K
Into the general revenue fund nnu
only another legislative appropri
ation an withdraw It.
These project warrants aro set
forth In tho charges made by tho
Investigators, ns well as a rather ex
haustive report on tho truck work
und how that fund was handled out
side of tho usual channels, ln fact
on personal Checks issued by tho
highway commissioner, although tho
governor also hnd to sign the checks.
iA-ct'rnil Was u hiii-priso.
rcrhnui tho report on the conduct
of State Treasurer Ix'ccraft occas
ioned tho most surprise, although
for the p.'iNt several days tho com
mittee had that department "on thq,
carpet."
Tho Leecraft chlirges aro based
on the admitted fact that Just be
fore the "closo of the election cam
nalirn last fall, tho state treasurer
allowed Kugene- Kerr, a democratic
campaign manager, to send out tele
grams signed by I.oecraft to banks
to allow him to uraw on moso in
stitutions for campaign funds. Ho
admits that such telegrams wero
signed and that ho had knowledge
of their being sent, nlthough he did
not know to whom all of them were
sent, but many replied to him In
person.
The charges on which articles of
indictment will be asked against tho
state treasurer hinge on construc
ilnn nf thn Law. Tho telegrams wero
.sent In the form of a demand, which
If proven, would constitute maueas
unco ln office and subject tho stale
treasurer to removal from oflec un
der Impeachment.
Mr. t.eocraft'H defense is that it
has become n custom in Oklahoma
to raise campaign funds in that
manner, and that whllo ho himself
dors not approve of the method, he
docs not consider It unlawful.
Additional charges, according to
tho commlttoe, may bo filed against
Lieutenant Governor Trapp, on tho
ground of him having purchased
Creek county bonds, tradee" them
for stnto funding bonds, and then
cushed the funding bonds.
ltcpiiblicails Did It,
While tho houso was hearing tho
sensational charges against stato of
ficials the democratic senate Jugger
naut was making way. and five re
publican renotors Joined In passing
tho general departmental appropri
ation Hdll No. 155.
Lilian!. Fleming and Wallace
'UNIVERSITY PLACE
4
fiy?iLD0H7BE
People Notice It. Drive Them
Off with Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets-
A pimply face will not embarrass you
Dr .'Ly011.1 a package of
ffiE? W Olive Tabtet The skin
Uen T, ?l,t0 dcar aft- you have
ff Mood, towels and liver
tuco;iards 0Uve Tablet., the
bo 32iRlbst,te far calomel ; there's
I TO. altcr tawns them.
y,?ds .'ive Tablets do that
ti ".u uoes, and just na elTec-
l,. V. "Ul ,r action is rcntle and
No Sir V' Z"6 and irritating,
ever 0"ve Tablets is
tad53,,th , brown taste."
WtMp?Uo?' torPid liver, bad
. "vt iab M s;v .tt:
rnpiain! u iwwt
lSSy,eITS5iOI,ve Tablet ar thQ
mfigl Tak w
spoko against tho -final passage nf
ini-1 inousirous appropriation act,
but a llttlo short of 7, 000.000 The
democratic leaders who prayed for
me ineiisuro 10 no seni io the house
were W. 11. Woods. Hi li..n
Cordell, Mrl'herren, Itatllff nnd
uavldson, the latter chairman of the
appropriation committee.
Senutor John floloblo of Outhrlo
was the lone republican to speak on
tho measure, against It. and ho trnvH
a warning that continued lncienso
m appropriations with the con
tinued decrease In the price for
products could only lend to disaster.
On roll call five republicans joined
tho administration democrats and
put the bill over by a vote of 2fi to
111. The republican senators who
voted with the administration demo
crats were;
Cornell of I'awhtiskn; Durant of
Miami: Horner of Okmulgee; Lynch
of Htroud and 1C. K. Woods of Claru
mnre. The' six democrats who voted to
kill the bill were:
Fleming of l'otoau; Hensley of 131
Heno: Hill of McAlestcr (democratic
nueus chairman und floor lender);
i.inuru or Oklahoma City, Ituthcr
ford of Muskogee, und Wallace of
I'auls VaJtfy.
It was peculiar In that It sent
the ureal appropriation bill to the
house of representatives as a non
partisan measure, for hail the five
republican senators stood with the
six democratic opponents, It could
never nnve iieen carried, Inasmuch
ns It reunited 2,1 voles to pass n bill
and there are but 27 democrats a
defection of 6 votes being suflclent
to keep tho vote under a constitu
tional majority of the hennto.
Where- Is tho l.'nd?
The passage of this great bill as n
non-partisan measure leads to fore
bodings as to lis final outcome. He
yond doubt It will be amended In
the house of repisenlotives, ucd If
tho senate refuses to concur In these
amendments. ,n conference must be
held by members appointed by the
two houses, and that will result In
a lest of legislative skill.
In this the senate will have, the
advantage nf the older legislators,
as tho majority of tho house re
publicans are new men. Davidson
of Tulsa will of course head tho sen
ate conference committee, bilrut
chairman nf the appropriation "in
mlttee. Hulloy of Snyder holds the
same position In the house, nnd nt
this writing Italley Is the center of
tiro for the reason that he hns been
tho apparent mnster of the house
appropriations, perhaps for tho rea
son that he has proceded slowly and
hns been able to win the solid sup
port of his republican colleagues on
that committee.
Ilrlggs Would Curb.
An- apparently innocent measure
has been Introduced by .Senator
Uriggs of Woodward, It provides
Hint those seeking a bank charter
must first make their desires known
by publishing that they expect to
ask for a charter, and the, "man'
killer" In the measure provides that
In the event the state bank commis
sioner does not lssuo tbo chnrtcr, an
appeal may bu taken from his rul
ing. Inasmuch as there has been ex
tensive comment concerning the Is
suanco of bank charters, the sig
nificance of the Ilrlggs bill need not
bo further elucidated.
Ono More Mi-dionl Act.
Senator, Charley ledy of Arnett
has another inedlial bill, framed to
glvo all practitioners rights, with
thn Joker In It to eflect that the
doctors must all be graduates of a
recognized standard school of medi
cine. Ni'ino but tbo allopaths,
homeopaths and electric schools aro
recognized, and the chlros nnd
osteopaths would havo hard slod
dlng under the provisions ,of the
Leedy bill Introduced by reiiuest
II Accordion Pleating and
Box Pleating Knisc
Pleating? Sure.
915 S. Main 0-4660
FRISCO STATION
TO BE REBUILT
Will Spend $S5,000 on Ex
tensive Improvements;
Start Work Soon
SreUI to The WVrt.t
HAPULPA. March . About $85..
000 will be spent on extensive Im
provements on tho KrlsVo railroad
station here during the coming
yenr, according to plans made pub
lic today. Tho contract for the
work has been given to a firm in
St. Louis nnd It Is expected to have
the work well under way by tho firsl
of Apj.il. ,
The Improvemynts planned are
not only extensivo but elabornte.
The enllro floor plan of the pres
ent stntWm will be changed, and re
built and several new additions are
to be made. The entire Interior of
tins building will he redecorated and
the exterior Is also to be rcflnlshcd
Tho'innln walling tnom will be
greatly enlarged, more opaee added
to the ticket office, a snionklng room
to ha built and a n-w lutuh room
also be added. The yards here are
also being Improved ami extended
at a cost of about (i.'i.OOO.
HOW TO, GET RID
OF CATARRH
A Simple, Safe, Inexpensive
Mcthotl that Clears Out the
Head, Nose and Throat
There Is no dlsca moro offensive
or dlstgrceablo or no disease that
will lenil to as much serious trouble
as catarrh. You ran now get lid
of It by a simple, -safe, pleasant
homo remedy dlscovriod by Dr.
Ulosser a catnrrh specialist.
Dr Ulosser'fl Hemedy Is composed
or medicinal
herbs, flowers
a ii d berries,
w h I c h J'o u
smoke In a
pipe or
tte. The
-a smoKo-vapor is
inhaled into all
viges of the
head, nose, throat and lungs. It con
tains no ruhebs or tobacco unit may
be used by women and children us
well us men.
This medicated smoke carries
medicine where sprays, douches and
ointments cannot possibly reach. Its
effect Is soothing and lieu Hug nnd
Is entirely harmless.
If you aro a
suffeter fro m ,
ratarrh, asthma,
catarrhal deaf
ness or subject
to f r o a u o n t
colds, you
should try this
remedy without
delay. ,
Send ten cents (coin or stamps) to
Tho lllnsser Co,, 412 M. 13.. Atlanta,
On . and you will recelvo by return
mall, n trial package containing
some of this Hemedy mado Into clg
snullctl 'IViicliir I'liicd ?llll).
Mil Ji'Kn Wrinkle was fied
JIU0 b Judge II s Williams In
i 'Mini v com I here Mnd.i on" a
ehnrge nf assault and b.ittnv on
complaint of Mattle Cl.iver. a ' hoot
teu'-her at Mnunford Sin Wiin
klc's son and the svlmul tem h r bu l
some trouble and tin- teacher tin eat
ened to hnc Hie boy at rested foi
nnnoyliiK her outside of school. Mis
Wrinkle came from hi r home and
assaulted the leather scvctal times,
nceoidlng to the complaint Several
clllxcns .came from Mannford In
make a romplaliit almut her attack
ing thr tf.i.-h. r.
s
Each day brings many new
S Spring arrivals Vandevers
REMOVAL NOTICE
l ('. titddlngs hns moved to
Hewn Ml, Mnjo llldg,
piioni- os;i; mo
s
i dainty
ogarett
'I ho Coming of
The Holm Build
And the Little
Symphony Orchestra
Couwhllnii Hull, March 15
In order tiMlniubin Interest In
the coming of- the Holm ll.illcl
nnd the I title Njinplmiiv, vthlch
Is well nil wrtl-nl among dm
musical ns vtcll us ballet Inters
by lis brilliant iippcm-oiiis- hcio
last M'ason, Mr llclcliel an
nounce thai on the tciilng
da) nf tho scat mlo at the
OnnUcr lru More, wliliii Mill
bo Thursday, March Id, that'
during that collie tin) ho Mill
ghc the x-pnle the right to pur
i'Iuim' tlietr choice of m'iiIs III
Comi'iilliui Hull at tin small
price of SI Tilt plus ttnr tax.
Thereafter the prices itlll be
i.oo, ji.r.o, j'j.oo ami
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Saya Ladies Are
Using Ilccipe of Sage'
Tea and Sulphur.
Hnr that loses Its color nnd
luster, or when It fades, turns
gray, dull and lifeless, Is aurod by
a lack of sulphur In tho hair. Our
gnindmothcj- mado up a mixture of
Hugo Tea and Sulphur to keep her
locks dark and beautiful, nnd thou
sands of women and men who Value
that even color, that ho.iutlful dari
shade of hair which Is so attractive,
use only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays wo get this f.uuoua
fmlxture Improved by the addltlim of
other Ingredients ly asKlng at any
drug Hloro for a bottle of "Wyeili'i
Hage and Kulphur Compound."
which darkens this hair no naturally
so ovenly, that nobody can possibly
toll It bus been applied. You Just
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
It and draw this through your hair,
taking one smnll strand nt a tlmii,
Ily mornlnir tho gray hair disap
pears; but what delights the ludlcs
with Wyeth'H Sago nnd Hulphur
Compound Is that, besides beuutl
fully darkening tho hair after a fow
nppllcatlons, It atso brings bark the
arettes, also some of the powder 1 glon.s and luster and gives It an ap-
and a neat llttlo pipe. Advt. pearnnco of abundance Advi
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a nhorlcgo that would cause catas
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Sore Throat Wisdom
To relievo Soro Throat you must
get at the seat of tho disease, coun
teracting the cause. TONSII.1NT. Is
prepared and sold for that ono pur
pose. A dose ot TONSILINIC taken
upon tho first appearance of Soro
Throat mny savo long days of sick
ness. Uso a llttlo Sore Throat wis
dom and buy it bottle of TONSILINIV
today. You may need It tomorrow
TO.VSILI.Vt: Is the National Sore
Throat Hemedy best known
and most effectlvo and most
used. Look for tho long
nockod fellow on tho bottlo
when you go to the drug stnro
to get It. 35c an I i'0r His-
YoullSwSoJoo
Try it. It's got quality,
Btrenptli. Tastes fine
makes you start tho day
right.
Individual, etim-
ulntinK flavor.
High Prnd ol
ways fresh.
Boillf dind rckl br
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ivrtu state csocra
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Our system of ncrvo blocking has (bcon brought to such a point of
perfection at this office that wo aro now able to guaranteo to per
form all kinds ot dental work without needlessly hurting thu
patient. This Is a mutter 'of Importance to you, for possibly you
aro among tho many who hayo put off having tho necessary dental
work done on account of being afraid of being hurt. If you are,
then wo toll you that "you noed delay no longer" on this account.
MODEST PRICES
Have you noticed a llttlo dlfferoneo In our advertising7 That every
claim we make Is based entirely upon facts. Have you noticed wo
aro offering dentistry as practiced by all men of reputation and pot
promises ot glvo away prices on crown, bridge, plate work and when
you come to tho office, try to charge you two or three times tho
advertised price. Our prices aro reasonable and tho samo to all,
Any past patient of mine receives an invitation to return to mo It
tho results of my efforts havo not been to their liking even thoso
that aro satisfied should como In for Inspection.
roi,!,OW THAT INSISTENT IMPCLSi:, KI3I3
Drs. LONG & BROWN
DENTISTS
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X-RAY Phone Osage 8239 Nitrous Oxide Gas
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What to Do
for CONSTIPATION
jflfe. Take a Rood tiose of Carter's Little Uver .
pmrycl PHlsthen take 2 or 3 for a few nights after.
LAIt I ELK D Thev cleanse vour svstcm of all waste mattf r
and Regulate Your Bowels. Mild - as easy to
take as suar. cwm t. iptu'.&0tz&&,c
Small Pill. Small Dose.. Small Price,
IITTLE
IVER
PILLS
1!
The Eton Suit holds an en
viable place in fashiondom.
And well it .should with it Jaunty little
coat and tho diiHhiiiK saah for indeed,
thin year an Hton jacket nnd a ay
Ha.sh are almost, synonymous. Several
now niodolft have just arrived ami arc
most charmiiiK.
One is of navy twill cord, elahorately
emhroideretl in Henna silk; thret-iuar-ter
lonj5th sleeve, eircular tikirt, holt of
9-inch satin rihhon with henna fringe,
jiriced $1.35
Another very clever model is also of navy
twill cord, emhroitlered in frrny silk
floss, pointed of feet jacket, medium wide
skirt with handsome sash of hlack satin
rihhon fringed with iridescent heads,
priced $125
Olher very smart models with plaid
skirts, headed fringed sashes, lace col
lars anil oilier attractive embellish
ments. Third I'loor
Wednesday Specials
All-I.lncii Toweling White and red. bor
ders, IS Inches wide; regularly GOc; very
special, yard .Hio
Hern tnlo Ten Towels -lied nnd blue
hindered tea towels of fluo iUullty, ctr.o
23x22, very special HOtt
I'liney NnliiMiok I'Mcsh, pink and orchid:
neat flguied and cross bar patterns; very
special Mli!
-Kiincy Dimity 27-Inch, flue iinnllty In
stripe und chock designs; very special,
yard , 2Uo
Mnlu I'ltMir
-Infants' Corduroy Conts, $2. 1.V Whllo
corduroy coats of good ipuiltty, slightly
soiled, slr.es I to 2 yeais: tegular Sn.riU
to (I2 7r. .Special, Wednesday
-Infiinlh' Snfl-Snlisl Shoes In blneh
leather, having soft, pllitblu oik hide sole,
all slr.es; reguluily i l.2h; special. Wed
nesday , Nllu
.Second I'loor
-Moniiilsclto and Voile Plain nnd ribbon
bordered, white, cream and ecru; .1(1
Inches wide. Hpcclal, yard . . Bile
-I'lgurcil Cit'toiines--30-lnrh, wllh attrac
tlvji floral and bird patterns; blue, gray,
tan, rose, and other colors. Hpcclal, tier
yard "
-Curtain ICdgliigs In white nnd ecru,
for trimming cui talus, special, yard 10c
Second I'loor
New Spring Sweaters
Charming Sl)lcs A very attrnetlvo
selection Is offered In lightweight wool
and trlcoletto sweaters, surplice front
and tie-back. Delightful combinations
of colors, 'such us blown and tun,
black and white, Jado and black,
cherry and beaver, and also plain
colors ln Jade, beaver, cherry, chlnn
blue and navy very moderntely
priced St, $!'
Second I'loor
Afcw; Dress Goods
Kgyptlon Creni Mohairs Tills fine,
wnshiiblo fabric has beeotno it great
favoilte for women's sports apparel
It combines durability with economy;
may bo had In plain colors and de
lightful new strlpun; yard $2.(10
Illiick-iiiul-Wlilto Check Woolens
Uver popular are thso checked buiii
mer woolens In -10, 48, fill lnclirn
wide- -Htnnll, medium, and largo
checks, yard . . . . . .$2.."t, 83 .10, 1M.50
r.il.lmh ''Vljella" Nulling riannidH A
very fine uou-Khrlnkablo flannel
whllo ground with b)uo or black
checks and black stripes, yard . ,$l.ll."s.
I'niino lie Chltii r2-lnch. In all tho
' new, nttraellvn sports Hliadcs; very
special, yard , , $I,2H
Boys' Felt Skull Caps
Attractive color combina
tions,' good quality, .'15c
Kct'outl I'loor
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"When You're Missed
at Killmer's
Dear Customers:
I wmidcr if you ever stop to think that even in this busy
city you aro missed when 'you don't appear at certain
places, and I wonder if you know you are missed at
Killmcr's.
A great part of the pleasure 1 have in life is the knowl
edge that I have the confidence of our patrons. If for any
reasons our service has displeased you, please let me have
it sellled satisfactorily for you.
Sincerely yours,
W. U. KILLMEH, Pres.
CLLMEnPANr6t Class Co.
P?C SUffEISOHJ TO
(Tulsa .Decouatinc Co)
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212 KOUT1I IlOCI.DHIt PllONHH OHAtlll 407-C509
"YOUH WALL PAPER, PAINT AND GLASS MAN"
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For All Purposes
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