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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922 PINCHOT ANGERS I M, v JAiXiX JTiX JL Sl S Ti JTL SSl PENROSE FRIENDS Imported Beaded Bas Our own direct impoi lnllon; n won- j, derful colloctioii; ovcry color nml B y comliinatfon. Uoular value up to I It is obviously impossible to list every item in thia gr to prices that make the values unmatchable. Other enbach standard of value. Extra salespeople -extr Store Hours, 8:30 to Bp.c JJoozc Question TlironfoiiR to Split I'onnpylvnnia G. 0. P. Wide Open $r.ur, oripoclally pilctid for Huh ovum, Main at Fifth Street L 12 PINCHOT A REFORMER Hut IH I'roKram l)oo Not Meet With Approval of Well Who Wore Ponroso'a Aides i; WAHIUNOTOJf, Oe.t. U.-The booio question In thrn(nitir In rip tliu republicans of f'enn.ylvanla wide open Kcnln wlili a, renewal of I ho fnetlorinl strife nhlrli follon.il 11m iMUMlns of tlir Intf Senator Jlolati .nrn. (ii political boss f t lint state ami imnl'ml In tha rimtii -nation of Oiffonl I'lnnhot for irov 'rnor, niTiirillna la report In polltW nl circles hern today, I'i'iiriiw .Men Aiutcrril- l'lnchol'f announced d.lermlnn. lion to "ilrlvn Hip aloon out of J'cnni)irniila" and to slop Hip 1In jipimlttK of MiniHiliiriK atronRr "than near beer" uvttr Him burn of "wnt" Itle like I'lillailalphli ami I'ltta liurgh. If li l i lil.l Kovmnnr. I" mill to linvn brought him In hnri conflict with Homo of til old-llm J'enroan lunriwa. J'lnchut'a aihlllntial announcement that tin proposi-a to "clean ill" Ihe tnrm" at IlHirlaliurK If ha wins out t the November ole'tlon, Ima nlo nroused tliu Ire of former Penrose moil lll Max (1. I.cMlo, rittslmrifh boss, who Imn refused In pledge themselves to rinohnt'ii reform plat form. Plneliot'a frlomla hero ore ronfl tlorit. however, Hint wllh n blK wom nii ami "dry" vole aiirh na Honator VrillnKhuyson la banking; on In New Jersey, Hint hu will ) lh next Kovernnr of I'eniiaylvMila. IIiin Tun .VIuintiiKii. 1'lllChnt posseasna tit least two nil vnntaRon. The democrat KUherna. torlal candidate, la also n "Imne ilry" ml the "wet" dnmuerala havo ho choice but to stay nwoy from tlm polls rnthrr tlmn vntn for him. Tim republican senatorial candi dates. Pepper and Hoed, nrn ex pected to divided combined nrKnnl allnn atippoit nnil while former Penrose moil way ltnlfw I'lnrhot In epots he will probably Burner a toll ot theso voloa from thtiao Who sup port tho "straight" ticket. MAimiAfin MOKNHIIS Issued yesterday Aloysloii K up, 30 of Ht. Joseph MiU Delia M Fleetwood, 20 of Illxliy, John It. Harper, 33 nml Olovar Cooper, 25 ot Tulsai Ken-n-tli J, Jolinntun, :i ami MnrKlicrlto A. iMncy. 23 of Tlil.iu; I'loyil It. Ilodlnn, 25 nnil Dorothy It. Jlnber, 22 of Tulii; J nek Cimib 31 ami Olio Wallnco, 22 of llrlatow; itay Koator, 21 of MtlnliOKt'ti iml Kilnni FVelmch, in of Hnpulpu; Dowey NlchoK 21 nml Therteu Mnreaa, IS ot Tulsa; True, 22 nml Helen vnn Winkle, IS of Til Nil; I). N. lttiaiell, 20 nml J,eln Fulltr, 22 of Tulsa. DIVOIICK I'KTITIONB flleil yea terrlay; K, J. J'rnnk nKUlnal K. A. Frank; KkhIo 1). Mcllcn nKnlunt lltur llnn McOi'o; Nola K. llonnn oipilnit J. It. Jioono; lluatuv WIlllittuM nualnl jrionnlil WUIIuihh; ' MukhIh MoWoler UKHluat rieorxo McWutrr; Mollla I'reealy nitnlnat Ioulx lTesaly; I'.illth ltammon nitalnat Foreat lliunmon; Iliiltlt Merrill iiKalnat Jnuk. Merrill. I TUB KOl'HOMOItH rlnim of Oen trill high nuhuol Iiiih electeil Tom Miiary ne Us preairioiit. lleoruo KowhII icu prealiluiit, Allco Mny ICIatler socrntnty, Mary Lull I mi Ht.tl )ier tri'UKtirnr .ami NoroMiu I)rn nml Mllilroil .Muxey nanntora. Ml!. AND HW. 1K ItKYNOl.Dil. 20(1 Went Keoonil, left ThllrnViy night for CIiIo.iro, where they will ntteml tho national convention of tha Nutlonnl Spiritually natorln tlon, 11KV. 110LFI3 1'. CUUM epent ThurKilay at DUIithnniii City In t temlaucn at a vonferenro of depart ment dlruettirn of Iho Kplaeonnl church. TIiIm confi I'l'nco wn CKllril for tho iurnoa of planulmr Okh lioma'a intrtlclpatlon In tho nation wlilo cnmpalftu lor fumla to oarry on thu churoh'H fnlnrgi'il mlaalonary program, TUB l'inivr oontrlbutlona to tho Hoy Hcout fnntl by einployeea of larco flrniH weio mnilo yeaterclay in tha offlciia of thn National Hupply company ami the Hlnnlalr aaa & Ou Co., ami were turneil over to the treasurer at the Hoy Scout head qtmrtcra on ICast Third lust nWM. J.'llipIoyeH of tho National Hupply company on their nun Initiative raised IS for the n'nuts. whllo the ifimff of the riliu lulr coinpntiy volun tarily atnrted n fund which ended jvtth exactly ) 100. CONCtiUDtNO 8UUV1CUS of tho Feast of Tahermielea and ot the r.erles of holiday that hcitan with tho now Jowlsh year (llosli llanho noli) on Hcptumber 22. will lie held for thrco daya heKlnnlnu Krlday nt the li'Nal Kmunnh eynaRouue, 019 South Choyonne. ,-iervti-es will bo held on Friday mornlnic nt 7 o'clock, on Friday evening ut 0 o'clock, on Maturduy mornlnj: nt 9 nml Saturday evening at A .and on Hunday nt f o'clock In the morning. I S1I5K. S. K. "rtALLON ot vinila 1k in tho cltv vlsltlne her liuahaml, filindo Wnllon, whose ilutlea ns chair man of the Flint OonKrinatlonul District committee keep hlin con stantly occupied throughout tho dis trict. Wallon la ninkln; hla licnd quartera In Tulsa. JflO JCJIOU DUt.VT m:ki money JVeuniikn Mini Declines I'nj Ohca C'liwk l Help !lrls. OMAJXA. Nob., Oct. 12. 10. S. Oc tlen of Clenon. Nob,, when oxeused from n federal Jury today declined to accept his pay check for f 16.10. 'T don't need tho monoy, and tho people do," ho Kild. OK'ilen wue persuaded to lrn the cilivrk so that the fundi! could bo used by the "bis sisters," find orir.inS vatlon formed to help business fin. , without Om greatest we have reduced offer values mat are so great mat it win price concessions. The foremost manufacturers, because 2,000 Pairs Gotham Gold Stripe Hose the pair 'A new shipment of this wonderful Hose in every now fall shade Gotham Gold Stripe Hose arc pure silk with lisle top. Guaranteed not to garter run below the gold stripe. At $ 2 pair this is a hose value that is exceptional. V T $f $ $2 -a underwear Every gown, of good quality nain sook, hand-embroidered in pret ty conventional and floral designs. Every garment perfect and cut full size. Silk Chemise in cluded at the sale price of $1.95. a doubt- October sale in many Dresses Regular Values to $25 At this very low reduced price are frocks oC exceptional charm and beauty. All the very newest style features. Good workmanship and such fine materials as Canton Crepe, Crepe Satin, Tricotine, Poiret Twill and beautiful combi nations and trimmings. Corduroy Robes and Kimonos $C-95 10 and Excellent quality Corduroy in plain and embossed. Lined and im lined, beautifully made and fin ished. Crepe de Chine and Wash Satin Breakfast Robes. All colors, all sizes; all are rare values. t In Our Greatest October Sale Silk and Philippine Underwear at prices that were never so low. 1 .95 X Hand embroid ered in very clev er, floral and Co lado work. Fine quality nainsook. Every garment perfect and' cut full size. Crepe de chine chimise at the sale price of $2.95. $9-95 ways. First, the quality Make your selections from the most complete and largest stock in Tulsa at prices that spell value and economy $25 Regular Values to $35 'A wide choice of this season's very smartest styles; straight line, basque and drape effects these dresses are really wonderful val ues. Canton Crepe, Crepe Satin, Romaine, Poiret Twill and Trico tine. Beautifully finished and trimmed. Hats Regular Values to $10 Panne and Lyons Velvet iri every conceivable color and shape in cluding a wide variety of styles in the ever popular black. Especial ly smart are the new off-the-face types, the Turbans, for they strike a very high note in the styles this fall. Regular values to $10 and they're worth every cent of the reg ular prices. $y95 Ourun of the garments is the oe many a day oerore tt of the great volume oi In Our Greatest October Sale 35 Regular Values to $451 A rare, collection of high gradJ dresses in all the prevailing, smarl modes. Feature values at this feal ture price. Navies, browns, blaell and cocoa. Canton Crepe, Crepl back Satin, Satm back Crepe, i combinations and plain. Poirel Twill. In Our Greatest October Sale Hat values you have not seen in -1 III f tfv rfsl and quality. Regular Values to $7.50 A selection of new fall Hats at this pric of $5 that is remarkable for variety o: styles. Beautiful trimmings and diveri sity of shapes, both large and sm&v Beautiful one color effects. Rare colo: combinations. Panne and Lyons velve form the basis of these wonderful hat; 1 A Regular Values to $18.5( nffefi the very utmost in value atfim price, for it includes a great man! of the finest hats in the milliner) salon. Black hats, hats of and little color, large shapes, Tuij bans, every variety All are va ues phenomenal. 5