The Tulsa star. [volume], October 11, 1913, Image 8

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Oklaliomaii Go
To N. Y. State
Weiunki Cituuu Gohu To In
vcstigatc African ."King"
It in reported dial two jn-omi
nent citizwiH of Welninkn Iijivi'
left for New Voile an delegates Id
investigate (lie claims of Chief
Sum, the Milf styled African king
wlio was mentioned in la.sl week's
i--ic of ill in jihjht as an iinpnslcr.
Inst wct'k'N issue 1 1 1 : 1 1 1
ir.'M lieell Hindu of till'
.i .'fiinsclf Chief Sam
1. delegates from V
. .' i turn niili their report, if
is tiiifavorhl( , Oklahoma will
..: a mighty hot ,larc for tin Af
ilcnii ruler if in the mean time
1 1 -j has not nlisennded. Dr. Inr
nioiiil anil a .Mr. Coleman are the
citizens who went from Wcliinik.i
to .Vew York.
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cwwt. m Vt WW
'd. B. Lott
i .'u-sses
Away
T3VA rrwTffTTT TITTA t o n'n Tjr a tt1 unr. n i '
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L TULSA DRY -FARMING COXGRPS
Anjr limn who wins 11 prize at tin lliU-riiatiii.i i f)r Farming I'ongrts-a
ntirt Exposition at Tulsa will lit once aclneNe u leimtitliin that is inure than
natlunal. Good farmers would compete II l!n- value of tliu prizes wore but .i
Jienny oach, for the honor In Ityelf is worth while
Tlio Congress, however, never does tlilngH by half nor In the onllniirj
way. Its prb.es for the Tulsa Imposition will he greater In vnliio than those
of nny other fair or exposition In the United States on similar clusBts ot
entries, but they will not lie
Klven In uionuy except In
fow Instances.
Nonrly ull fairs kIvo small
cash prizes which are iiileldy
spent anil nil ipilcldy forgot
tnn. The International Con
Kress wilt ulvo spcrlnlly on
Knivi'd itnil embossed ineilalR,
together with lirmiru and
solid sliver rups and troptileH
and farm miielilnery. In prm
tleiilly all of Its competitive
classes.
Ileaiitlfnlly enBrnved Riild
ami silver awards, bearlni!
the winner's niitnn, will be
Riven In more than COO Hull
vidua! classes for shcuf and
Tie- ilenth of II. II. l.otl, a irom
iiient eiti.en or Sand Springs,
last Tuesday morning was a .shock
lo the people of that fa.st growing
town and also to a great extent
here in Tulsa. .Mr. I.olt hail liecn
ill .since early in September. He
was a Hiicfcssfnl inercliant anil a
man of much influence. The liod.v
was brought to IhiN city Wednes
day and liis funeral was preaclied
.it Westley Ch.lix-l M. I. Church
. I'm- V l l!lfi'-i,itij,i.i. .ifl..,.
, , , ... .. .,,, ,ii,'i, luiri
! im tlic remains wetv taken io
nM.nl county, Texas, where he'
wi Imh'ii It" years ago (liis month.
. niothor, three sisterH and three,
ln-others survive him. Altai a
prospective liride in the per.von of
Mrs. Oeo. V. Hunt or this city.
Uev. (i. W. Hill of Sherman,
Texas, preached two interesting
H't'inniiM nt the .Ml. ion Itaptisl
Clinrcli, t litis city, Tuesday andv
vVedncsduy itili tM respectively.
Dr. Hill is a forceful Hcnkcr who
holds liiu own in the pulpit.
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JO m&tK!rrSl&b u''f Obverse of Prize Medal.
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RcVLrse ot f'rlre Medal.
farmer to pr. ii
prize IM lei .1
national Dr '
I. itler
threshed Rrnlnii, vegeluble
and roots ami fruits for
dlstitct exlillilts, whoio more
than one runner eiitciH his
piodiicls, solid silver or
bion7 trophies, ninglriK lu
value up to ?400 each, will bo
Kl cti. Kor inilhliliml rollec
tlvo exhibits and In the
sweepstakes classes t b u
prizes will bn farm machinery,
some of the hIiikIo prized
nniKiiiK In value as lilijli as
JI.L'CO each. Every inachlno
will be the best of Its kind
nmiiiifartureil In America,
and will bo especially de
signed to do proper work
In assisting the western
cioph and moro of them per acre. This year's
ili.i than lias ever beforn been given nt any Inter
i hi or Exposition.
bor, Michigan. The baler Is adapted
for ubo with any gas power and tho
ulnuttr may select any ii h p. gao
niiglno niado In tlio t'nlted States or
Canada. The value of the engine and
balnr combined Is $7G0.
Another big prize Is that for the
best yield of sllago from results an
nouncod by nflldavlts ot tlirno reput
able nnlgbbors of contestant. Samples
of tho yield to be shown at Tulsa.
Tho prlzn Is nn Indiana Kilo valued nt
$250.00, clven by tho Indiana Silo
company of Kansas CIU Mo. Other
pedal prizes aggregating nearly
'400.00 Id r&luu will bo given lu the
bad and forago cIhsscb.
FEED AND FORAGE PRI2ES.
Silo
Men to Compete at Tulta Dry
Farming Contest.
The growth of tlio livestock and
dairy Industries In tho southwest It
today of so much Importance In profit
able farming that special attention Ii
being paid to feed and forago
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-Mr. A. T. Itrnce td' Micko'e'
Is a visitor in tin; city llii . c-k.i
Auclinn salu K11'11 "" ;" ''
vino's Stoic, (i X. .Main. ,
JOxjiurt jeweler at I.evine's
Storo, tl North .Main sheei. Come
in and see liiin. He nnikes old
watches now.
A C5 W. nngt , a former wealthy
citizen of .Mnakouc is in the it .
Lawyer Aichie V- ,Ione. latety of
hlbits at tho International Soil Prod- v:is nailer at the Starolfiec l-ritlnv
llntH Tvnwilttmi nt Till... o-K. tu I
est prize over offered lu forage class- mm,,. ,,.. ,-,, r ,i v- .-
es lu any exposition will be given at ' ,,,L l,t1 ,ulH',,-' (,f ""' Ni,"'""
Tulsa noxt October for tho best col- "' N'-'K1'0 Hufiiii-ss .Mt'llS League
lecHon, by Individual farmer, of grnst will meet in Amnist, J i J I, at Mtis
and forago
Kogeo, anil jniliiiK lroni the re
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LCTINIIO YOlT "lMNM'P'ii jH.rts coining from that city tho
wizard spiiit in already tit work
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Leaders
Dr. V. It. Hnmphu'. Messr
II. T. Ilntton anil I. Nail, a't
of Sapnlpa, lanil piol.'ciu
L't-and M'crelurx In anrcr of en
dowiucnt and stale iirr;iiiiitu 1 1
)cctively til the K. and I., ol Ii .
wew visitors in Ihiscily hint wce'r
enronte to various plates in tin
stale selling tip new lodges f.n
the tinier anil 'ivinr new life In
oltl inn"-. Tln-ie can lie no "deatJ
ones" here these "knilits"' si
join ii. The order is rapidly in
creasing in ihiiiiIf('Is, tine to tht'
constant work of Hicm men, ami
when llu j'land loil'e conies t
Tulsa next year the world will
hear mv thinus of this voiiiik or-tier.
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BARDON LOANS
ON ALL GOODS OF VALUE
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth Unredeemed Goods for Sale
BIG SAVING IN DIAMONDS
400 Elgin, Wallham and Hamilton Watches, seven to 21 jewels, prices range $2.75 to $18.50.
Seven Hundred Solid Gold Ladies' and Gents' Rings from $1.00 to $6.60.
Nice select stock of Bracelets, Lockets and Chains.
Largest stock of unredeemed GUNS IN Oklahoma. '
Largest stock of high-grade fiber TRUNKS in Tulsa. Prices very low.
500 high-grade OVERCOATS from $4.85 to $9.90.
700 Dress Coats from $1.00 to $3.75. -. '
Krs
200 fine Dress Suits from $4.00 to $10.00.
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Our volume of Pledge Business enable us to give each and every purchaser a
Good Bargain
Dick Bardon Loan Office
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OKLAHOMA'S LARGEST PAWNBROKER
Main Near FirsSt: - - Tulsa, Oklahoma
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