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TULSA DAILY WOULD, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1922
DEMOCRATS HAVE
KNIVES GROUND
Predicted the "Red Fire"
Will Start Within the
Next 10 Days
.LINES BEING DRAWN
All C.ubernatorial Candidates
Hnvc Hackers in the
Local Kicld
Sioux Indian Maiden
I'aija Tulnn a Visit
A (III. Iilmi.t PlntlX Indian IliHlllr il,
Mix j I'.llu llMtorln, national training
nerctnry fr Indian htUooIh for tho
imtlonil V oiimk Wfunon'fl Christian
or nrntinn, Ih In Tulsa In tlio ootirsfj
(if her flrt visit to Oklahoma In hr
ww field Hhe nrilvnd hera Friday
nml will nn inry Haturdny after
noon. IUi particular intniest In lii
Ulntt m-honls la In their iiliytloiil eilu
rnilnn work. Tulwi delegates lo f 1
ircrnl iiiillnniil riinventlon ill II"'
Hprliigs, Ark , riffil no Jogging of
their memories, for lit hf-r nun'
llly K-'Kll till) Ix'Allllftll . ' 11
whl.'h shn mud" wln n. In while d"p
nkln rosliime fif her rm'e. she nm
presented to the ronventkm.
BROKE SEAL ON HOG CAR
'nlrrnt Olflii'm 'I'liUn Two Men to
Knlll'nw for 'Irl'il.
irll to Tin Wolld.
HTIIU'li'LU May 13 Deputy
United Mates Marshal Bitter ar
rested I. iithcr Worley nil Kit Dud
lv Wednesday nml cnrrlo dthem to
HhJiwiw on n federal warrant charg
In them with soma crime In con
n.itlnn with removing hogs from a
ficlght cur some months ago. ''ho
-nr tin (I been loaded with hogs heio
in tin shipped across tho stale lino
inio Missouri, nnd It In charged that
tho cars veri broken arid several
Ii'ikh removed after It hid t r c-ri
denied, nnd It rharged tlmt th"sc per
sons wi.ro iho guilty ones.
It U remembered tlmt both of
them urn now under bond for their
HMieitinnre In state con r In on this
satnu charge, Wnrley's case having
linen continued over tho lout term
or district court, and Dudley wai
arrested during tho torni, nnd hi
case naturally went over thn term.
They will ho given n prellmlnnry
hearing before United Mates Com
missioner Ilrfdlovo nt an early
(I ate.
Argentina will hold It tlret na
tional good roads congress next
month to plan a network of high
hii'.n lliioiichniit tho republic
Baltimore Firm Buns
8,000 Acres of Coal
11LUEF1I5LD. W. Vn. Tract ag
gregating 8,000 acres of coal acrosi
tho river from lllnton. In the anglo
formed by the lunctlon of Glade
creek with tho New river, have been
purchased from dlfferont owner by
tho Uastorn Con I and Mining com
pany, n Baltimore corporation
which plans development on a large
scale. Tlie purchase price aggre
gated tAOO.OOO, According to aur
cvs tho property contains 90.000,
fO0 ton o Iconl. A rnllrnnd 1 now
buliiK built up (Undo creek to servo
fi n inlnea to bo opened on tho nrot
1 rriv.
Wllliln tlie nnxt 10 dy It 1 pre
dkli'l by iIioot who oimlil to know
that Tiiln county will fupwilem-
reol linllllcat wrfr In tho demo
cratic fiiirty, ronrtimtod by the vari
ous rarllniiH championing the raunoii
of their renpei-tlvB cnnilldfltoe for
the ilemocrHtle noinli Hon for kiv
trnnr. Hurli fartlon hns ileclnred
thilt It will rondurt n priirMnlVH
rmnpalRti for It eniidlil.itn nod will
prnft to the villein the Rood fiml
Itlea 'f Itn tnan and Ihii rtHmerlta of
' uppoelm: oanilldnten. laylnir particu
lar etteiti on the "oVinerlta " Thore
will bo nn nilntlns: of word nnd no
rnmouflnKe an tn i hnrK'H nnd eoiin
ler chHiKti. All "f the cniidlilnten
will hnvo ntriinK lender nnd a
condly number of aupiuirter.
It te wild that tho "rod fire" will
he carried Into tho camp of eneli
Lnndldntp.
Tho force of K II. Hownril, Iho
.'home ninn" cnndlilnto will bo led
,v meli well-known pollllelnn n
.IiiiIko I,. M. l'oe nnd former Mi
llomit Commltteoninii Robert Onl
broalh. Thl fiutlon will muko nn
iiKKreIvo ninipnlRii In Tulfa noun y
with tho vlow of rollhiK up a
innlnrity for tho fnvnrlt" eon. Oiil
brenth I known n (in imtuto lender
nnd n llbcrnl ppender; linvlnir nco
rerved ft" demorrntln nntlnnnl com
mltteemnn. Judne I'on Ih well nnd
1 favnrnbly known na a conervatlvo
JudKO Thomnii H. Owon will lmvo
for hi" miuinc'ra mieh wnll-knnwn
domncrntH n 8. U. Mwl nnd .
Tato llrndy, both of .whom are
recoKnlred n hnrd fluhtcr with a
Inr-Ro factional followliiK In Iula
rountv and throiiKhout thn former
Cherokee nation, howl I a very
pnlnentkmr cnmpnh:nor nnd never
Meep while hnMllltle nro prevail
Imr. The n.imn Ih iiIhd true of Hrnily.
Tho fnetlon aupporlliiK It H- W -eon,
Hiiperlnlt'iiilent of iitilitlo In
etruetlnn, will bo led by J. W. Wllami
a prominent contractor nnd Vreil l
Kltehen, oncu ft member of the
"Wllllnma nmchlne." Kitchen 1
known un a Rood ornnlner nnd enya
Hint he will perfoct an onrnnlzatloti
that will eurprlsn both the llownil
nnd Owon force In fact theo two
mnnnuer claim tlmt th.dr !" will
enrry Tuln counly. They throntel
to charwo tho fortlflcntlonn of both
Howard nnd Owen nnd will tnko n.
few aldeiiwlpen nt tho Wilton up-
I"1Mnyor Wnlton'it force nro belnK
organUed by .loo O'nonnell n, &
A. (Mini) wiimiu. iv
nKcreRBlvn element In the demo
crntlo tmrly will mnko a thorough
nnd nctlvo cnmpnlKn for Jnclc Wal
ton In Tulea county, nnd they threat
tn to miineli Into tho record of all
tho oppnMnif candidate, especially
will they ntnek Owen and Wilson, It
Tho 'banner of Hubert I nolen,
ono of tho fivo candidates for tho
democrats nomlnntlon will bo rnr
rlod to tho front by Tom U. I.yon.
one of Tulsn'a best-known deino
cratla pnlltlclnn. I.yonn wns a.
delecuto to tho democrntla national
convention In 1020 m H ,vn
known na ono of tho best speaker
In eastern Oklahoma. In hi sup
port of Union, ho will have tho as
sistance nnd co-opnrntlon of eomo of
tho best-kliown oil men In tho city
of Ttilsn. And hl'rnl'M '
that llolon'H interest nro well taken
CnHemiftor IX. T. Davidson ha been
slltlnt: on tho fenco wntcJilnR .tho
nuineiiver of thn vnrloun cnndldate
nnd their upporter. It Is ported
thnt ho will lump off In thn Hownru
column at the proper time
listen for tho Mr noise, a somothliiK
is colnit to stnri in pniuiwii ti.i..""
In tho very nenr mium.
SERVICES ON MOTHERS' DAY
nAnTLUSVIM.l':. May 13. -The
.lames II. Teel post of the American
I.onlon Is nmKlliK emnoraui - V.VJ JV
BllOIIH JIT li" -p. ........ - --
er's dny" Sunday. 'Hie servlcos wl 1
....!. i i tiiA rvtMin Ihontrr and nil
formur soldiers aro Invited to coino
and blintf your niouiur .,...
Aftor tho sitiKlnK of ''America
- . .... ..I.... i.r..iM Inil hv lttV.
ana imp k -- .
Frank M. CMrnelt, an nddrcwi will
ho imida by W. V. Jorsensen, post
commatulor. Mrs. Jennlo Htewart,
statu commaniler of tho Amorlcan
LeRlon auxiliary, will also ,'pealc
and Mr. Alexander McCoy will slnu
a solo. "Mother o' Jllne." Itev. Von
U UiOrono of tho Kpworth Method
Ut church will deliver tho principal
addro.
COMBINE TWO PLAN IS
(.lie TnKi llublier Slump ( uni
p.iny hpli'iiillil Shiiuln nf
'I'jpo rnim,
II. J. Knott nnd K K Itl'o f tho
Tulsa Ituliher Hlnmp Wurkn Mlur
dny nniiolineed tli" rotisolld ition i.f
their plant with thn HLrllliK HIiHnii .
Work The onlnrKed plant will bo
iiinliitiiltieil at tho unim loiiitlnn
K'iilt nnd ttb e have been oreupylnir,
1 1 W'v'lwnith bllllillnK.
The Hleillng plant wna pur linked
by Heolt nnd Hlro form (!, IV (Illy. 1
It wiih located at llfl'k HoiiMi Mum
and had been (iporntliiK for five
year, Tho Tulsa Ituliln r Hmmp
I'ompnny linn been tn operation for
13 yenrs; two year ni;o Heolt and 1
ltho bought It from II. II. ToppeD.
The consolidation doubleH tho '
cnpnully of thn pliint and clven thn
Tulwi Huhbor Hlnmp company the
best showlni; of lypn faces nnywhern
In the southwest, Itlce snid ycntor
day. Tho firm Is the only mniiufue
turor of press standi, cnrpomtlon
and notary publlo Henl In Tulmi, In.
snld. Tho plant serve lint only
Tulsa nnd its Immediate trnde terri
tory, hut ttoeji half wny to Iv.iii.t.iM
("Ity nnd does business with virtually
all town In thn Mate noith of Okla
homa City.
FRECKLES
Now I tho Tlmn In Act Hid of These
t'Kly Spots
There's no longer the sllRhtest
need of fooltni; nsliamrd of your
frerkles, as Othinn doubhi strenKth
I KU.iranteod to romovn these
homely spots.
Hlmply fet nn ounce of Othlne
douhb) strenKth from nny driiKKlst
nnd npply n little of It night utid
mnrnlntr and you should soon soe
that oven tho worst freckles have
bcBiin to disappear, whllo tho lighter
ones tiavo vanished entirely. It In
seldom that moro than nn ounce Is
needed to completely clear thn skin
nnd Bain a beautiful clear complex
ion. lie sum to nstc for thn riouhlt
strength Othlne as this Is sold under
KUnrnnteo of money hnck If It falls
to removo freckle. Advertisement.
Immediate Delivery
Wcstinghouse Acriola Grand Radio Receiving Sets
complete. Ready for use.
Also Acriola Sr. Sets Complete
Large and Small Magnavoxes
Complete line of parts for making your own set. ,
Authorized Agents
t For Radio Corporation of America
Magnavox 'Co. of Oakland, Cal.
Dc Forest Receiving Sets
Magneto Ignition
Co., Inc.
m HAST SECOND
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
Osage 8214
KAHN'S
Early Week
Dry Goods Savings
Careless Shnmpooing
Spoils the Hrtir
Extraordinary
Dress
Special
25
.Soup should bo iied very care
fully, If you want to keep your Imlr
lookliiK Its best. Moat noaps and
prepared sliiimpous contain too
much alkali. Thl dries the scalp,
make tho lialr brittle, nnd ruins It.
The best thliiK lor steady usn Is
M u IkI f Ifil foconnut oil shampoo
(which la puro and creanoless). and
Ih better than amilil iK elsu yuu can
use.
Two or threo tenspooufuls of
Mulslfled In a cup or i:l.i with il j
llttlo warm water 1 sufficient to j
cleanse tho hair and M-nIp thorotiKh
ly. Simply molston the hair with
water uud rub It in. It makes an.
nhundnncn of rich creamy lather.'
which rinses out eusilv. roniovinir
every particle of .Ium, dirt, d.tndrutf
anil excees oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and It leaves the
sculp foft. and I mi Imlr fine and
silky, brlKht. lustrous, fluffy and
ciisy to ni.niriRo
Vou can Kei Mulslfled cocoanut oil
shuinpoo at any pharmacy, It's very
cheap, and a few ounces will kitpply
every member of the family for
month?. Ho suro you.' drucRlst
Klvc you Mulslfled. Advertlso
mont. -
"MCrS TIIADH S.MIIiUS
AND iO
Wo have assembled in our dress depart
ment nil of our best dresses, consisting of
Canton crepe.t, crepo do chines and sat
ins, representinjr nil tho choicest ma
terials and models. Wo aro disregard
ing all formor .sclliiiK prices which were
as high as ?50.no. Arf long (I9K A A
as they last at tPt) lU
n n
! AW
I
I I tt.tV
jg
Our dry goods department offers many real values
during the early part of this week. And it behooves
the thrifty housekeeper to do her shopping at our
store and save many a nickel.
New
Arrivals in
Silks
A beautiful quality in Char
niouso Satin for your dress.
40 inches wide, in colors of
black and dark blue. Mod
erately priced
per yard ....
$2 50
Muslin Special
38-Inch heavy quality percale. Doth
noft material. Kpeclal t p
per yard 19C
38-Inch heavy qnullty percale. Both
light and dark colors. OK
1'cr yard at)L
Hemmed bed sheets, CO
72x00. Hpoclal OUC
SlxDO superior quality seamless nheeta.
IteKUlar 11.49 rtQ
value, Each tDXtuJ
$1.50 bed spreads. fj- Q(f
Kach , tDlsU
Ladles' leather belts In fancy dcJilKn.
All tho newest shades, with pearl nnd
Hllvcr plated buckles. 0?rt TQ
l'rlced UOj to OC
ladles' and misses' purse; oriental
ntyles; embossed leather; safety lock
InK device; Rood f7Q CO QQ
varloty of colors I UK to tvuUO
SOISSOHS A needy article. Made In
U. H. A.; Fiiaraiiteeil tempered stool,
no Imitations. Kfirt HfLn
All slzci Oiil and i DL
40-Inch Voile; flowered and plaid de
slfins; a regular 65o seller. OC
Bpeclal per yard
Fancy sllk-strlped crone shlrtlnfr for
men s and coy' tiress snirta; soo value.
Our early week price,
per yard
Fancy suitings in plaids, stripes and
mixed colors; suitable for Q
dresses, skirts, etc. Yard fxtC
.59c
Indies' and misses' overalls for outing
trips; mado from good IQ QC
quality of khaki, l'alr tBO.Ju
Ladles' pongee and khaUi (I- QQ
mldillc.i. Special u)XtJO
Indies' all-silk Jeiwy underskirts; all
colors; regular and stout (PQ QC
sizes; 4. 95 values. Each. . .tSd.tt)
Ladles' sport sweater coats in flannel.
Kcotch plaid trimming; rod, green and
othor popular colors. Tho very thing
for the cool mornlngfl and On Qp"
evenings. Special iDO.it)
Ladles' A B C silk bloomers In flesh
and bluo. (?- nt?
l'rlco tDi.l O
Fancy muslin teddies in fleshy nnd
l'rlccs 08a . . $1.25 and $1'4S
Mail Order Filled Promptly
West Tulsn
Tulsa
15 East First
Sand Springs
Our New Business Campaign
Will Be Launched
Tomorrow, May 15, at 9 A.M.
All of Us Every One of the 150 employes of tho
Exchange National Bank
and the
Exchange Trust Company
Will Bo
BOOSTING and HUSTLING
for new business for our institutions. Wc want you to know more about our service.
Visit our institutions during this campaign and
"EXCHANGE SMILES"
You will bo received by representatives of the Exchange Club
The individual who secures your business will receive individual credit for so do
ing. The team ho or she represents will receive credit, as well as the army of
which that team is a unit.
it. IOImo Thompson
HERE IS THE. LINEUP,
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Fred W. Brombacher
VIca President B. W. Jacob, Advisory Officer.
E. P. Jonulnga
Team No. 2.
r. JX. LINDSKY, Captain
M. A. Wovlna
Joe W. McKce
Helen Wall Brady
Ktta Willis
Qeorgo GIossop
Helen Hodges
Victor Burrls
Mario Peebles
Robert O. Frye
M. Powell
C. W. Suggs
Team No. R.
IIAIi F. MACON, Captain
H. It. Vrecland
C. L. Harrison '
13. K, Mltcholl
H. F. Freeman
C. It. Brownlcy
Mrs. Nellie Brown
A I Westerman
Fred Sharp
Joe Goopplnger
Bonnie Trogden
Bobert K. Davis
Team No. 1,
T, J. SCIINKIBUH, Cnpialn
Io Coatcs
H6y Thomas
Paul Telchman
Mildred Morrison
Jtusfwll Hheppard
Kleanor Koch
John Alban
John Thompson
Mrs. Margaret Uurlfam
(Jus Brewer
Mrs. L. H. Smith
Team No. 7.
I. It. BATIiS, Captain
P. B. l'leener
13. D. Mouzon, Jr.
S. A. Tompkins
J. R. Buchanan
Nell Cook
H. Naudaln
Mrs. J. II. Altken
Otis Smith
Maudo 13aglcburgcr
Minnie Kompcr
Bussell n. Young
BOOSTERS
Team No. 4.
C. S. PKCAltE, Captain
31. H. Boehlmer
Kent Lewis
Morris Long
Marie Itlckabaugh .
C. A. Morgan
Moorgo Phillips
D. n. Brown
Ieslie Mogg
Bess Mable
Homo, Martin
Kvans Blaine
Team No. 10.
1'. D. HAYES, Caiitaln
liuy Campbell
Bay Longmlre
Neves Hammatt
live Porterfield
Irene Halo
S. It. Morris
K. F, Johnson
Lealle Newmork '
Ruth Allison.
Carl Brunt
Kugcnla Kden
John Slmpklna
HUSTLERS
Team No. S.
C. T. SCOTT, Captain
Klla B. Wchnert
O. K. Konnard
Paul Rochllng
Petty Iarue Harn
A. B. Crawford
1 K. Bmlth
Urah Roberts
Mary R. B. Robertson
tlrace Harnett
Stonewall Smith
U. S. Moron
Team No. i.
P. W. DHNNT, Captain
J. II. Altken
Hansel Johnson
Otenn Kastwood
Owen Carson
Mildred Quthrle
C. H. Proffitt
N. J. Ramackel
Stella Shields
Hazel Young
Mrs. M. Leo
Mrs. O. L. Chilton
Team No. 0.
J. II. SMETIIEHS, Captain
W. L. McDonald
G. A. Smith
Ruth Robertson
, Klnora Cooper
Emll Sims
Cecil Summeri
Fred White
Mrr. Paul Roehllng
T, E. Beatty
James Abcrcrombla
Tucker Gilmer
Junior Officers
F. C. FREEDLEY, Captain
II. JTOreon
Elton Everett
J. Frank Matchett
C. H. Howard
II. C. Pclker
Fred Btelner
O. A. Bunderwlrth
Joe Chamber
Team Nn. ft
13. W. DEPUTY, Captain
Belle Sheppard
Mra. Maude D. Roberts
Gladys Zlnn
Dewey Ooler
IvOls Edmunds
Alma Eldson
Jess Mclnnla
Mrs. Bessie Crabtree
R. C. Burrls
A. K. Suggs
John Carter
R. R. MacCurfly
Junior Officers
LESLIE ROGERS, Captain
R. M. Moody
II. E. Crooks
G. A. Gunn
E. L. Bradshaw
N. R. Graham
H. E. Bagby
E. Fred Johnson
O. A. Galbreath
J. E. GIossop
The team number Indicates the turn in which said team has charge of trfo lobby
SENIOR OFFICERS TEAM
R. P. Brewer
J. J. McGraw
Jl, T. Alison
E. W. Jacob
Artttur Newlln
Jake Easton
John Y. Murrjr
W. A. Brownies
H. L. Standeven
Charlco E. Bush
THE EXCHANGE CLUB
of the
EXCHANGE BANKS OF TULSA
cfic ExchangfE Exchange
NationsBank ThistCowpany
fill
"SM1LIN'
THROUGH" 1922
VWMilf Wr HHsMHM

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