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OKLAHOMA Ui'Y TIM US, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2o, lDl'J
FOUR
HICAGO GRAND OI'K
11 COMPANY, owning tvo
l II mortis' ami matinee engage
rs' inrnt at the lairground au
ditorium I r.day evening, with a won
derful production of "Aid," had in
attendance a large number of local
and Male aucirty folk.
1 Covernor and Mil. Robertson were
guests of Mr. and Mrj. M. D. Scott,
who had aUo in thnr box,' Mr. 11
A. C.otHuld and Miss France Srott.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. UlcUei'
rntert.iin'd .Mr. and Mrj. Millard 11
Kusr!. Mr. and Mr. Kalph W. l.iv
Mn. William MiCammisli, of Kan
.as City. Miu Marguerite Skirvin.
til New York, Mis Helen Mi l ean,
of Fort Smith. Mim Mattel Wilkin,
Miss Lillian l-.dward. Messrs. Wil
liam Ku"ell. of New York, tins
Order, l)si,ir I'c;ti and Henry Hi lt
ma:i. Mi and Mr. M. K. Crure and Mr.
and Mr. lnv l'mrrty were cnter
lained I'V Mr. and Mrs. Fred P.
Fineriv, and Mr. and Mrs. Royal C.
Stuait.
Ir. and Mrs. Fdward F. Davl and
M:vi (irnellr ll.ule wete guests of
JMi. (ieorne ( i. hUirrfT.
Mr and Mrs Mason l ittle enter
is n I Mi. .md Mrs. C". T. .Wll. Mrs.
II I r.mc and Mrs. John held.
.Mr,. Samuel . 1 1 ,i and Mrs. J.I
I, i .1! iili.iin f ntrrt.uiird Mr. ami j
.Ur Andrew 11. Illackmore, ot
iit'.ii: it, ,tn .1 Misses Ida and Kuliy
J Lives.
Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Cunningham had
n enr-ts Mrs. A. P. l.inkafelt and
M m F.n:d Johnson, of Chicago,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph Mever and
Mrs. Sol Barth entertained Mrs. Sey
mour llrvman, and Mr. and Mr. I.
it. levy.'
Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Hale had a
em-sts the latter' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Manning, of Shawnee, who
ire here for the week-end, Mr. and
Mrs. K. C'avitt and Mr. Viva Rich
ards. This evening Mr. and Mr.
JlaV will entertain in addition to Mr.
and Mrs. Harming, Mr. and Mrs. A.
J). Folk
Mr.. I. S. Mahan, Mi- era Mc
Qu lkiii, Mrs. Walter I..: '-eve, and
tla-.rv'iler. Harriet, male i:; a con
r yen al I'.irt v.
Mr .oid Mrs. (iroree drnnan hai
fevrr.il triend honoring their sister, I
jlrs. I. I-Mgar 1 reeney, of l.oi
,ii"rk s.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Sharlel, Mr.
and Mr. I'li.irtrs Iloopes, Mrs. John
Y. Sli.ntrl and Guy Treat made up
another hox party. Tonight Mrs.
Shartel and Mr. and Mr. Hoopes
will he joined hy Mr. and Mrs. J.
I , iMiiiiry and im r. iirtu 1
r I . ti . t i t ..
Chapter M. P. !'
O.
.
will meet to-
liv t w.t'i Miss 'irace 1'iinllay, II
West Seventeenth treet. The com
y;'V e - ii prorams met this week and
'tit' nr l the studv for the year The
liix.ks will br adopted at tonight's
session and plan for the winter's
xvnrk considered.
Mrs. Ravmo-rd S. M.-T.aiu, 2H.t.'
V'est Thiiteenth street, ha a her
Kiiesi for a week or ten dav, her
jcanrlmothrr. Mr. N. N. Phillips,
ol Topeka. Mr. Phillips, who was a
former resident here, spent Ihii week
svith another granddaughter, Mr. 11.
L. Courtney.
Mr. and Mr. McLaln will have s
their dinner ttuest tmi'fht Mr. and
Mrs. B. II. Noe and Mr. and Mrs,
(iuy IVMellr ami daughter, Charlotte.
sAP 8V SM
e.Mrs. C. G. l rnst, .11'' West Twenty,
first strei-t. n as ber guest Mrs
llemv Shaffer, of FT Reno, and
clan "hter Iteinire, of the state nni
xeis -v. who came to spend the week
tnd and at'en l grand opera.
Mr. and Mrs. S. U. Cideman will
Ita v is 1'irir cuest at "Madame llut-
lertlv" this alteinooii, Mis. D. W.
1 -itt s.
ft
Mr. and Mr W. M. West fall. 1227
Classen boulevard .ire at home after
aii -leu led northern trip. Thev
vis te ,-i ( hi , i" i were quests of
telitives in iiiciii ( .i-:1e and their
i Id home, I ,,t . Mr vVest-
fal T'-tuvr-il !io:ne two weeks ahrad
nf Mrs. Wc-tn'l.
John 5 Snred oi Ardmnre arrived
thi morning t be the guest of his
notber, Mrs. J, Franklin Harbour.
nd Mr. Harbour, at the production
of "Madame Pu'terfly" this afternoon
nd "Tojca" this evening.
f m
Mr. Cal Hendricksnn, 119 E
Twenty-eighth street, tnuth, ha as
lier guest her sister and husband
; Mr. and Mr,. Cliff Lambert, who are
i enroute from F.I l'aso to New York
I where they will locate. They will
; alio spend a short time in Tulsa vi-
iting Mr. Lambert' mother, Mrs.
, 1). C. I.angT. '
'
' Id Rriilgr club wa entertained
' Fridav afternoon by Mr. John Hope.
M427 West Sixteenth street, whose ad
ditional guests were Mr. Guy G. Mr
Kay of Chicago and Mrs. G, K. Biad
jhurn. i Mr. MrKay received guest favor
and club priie were won by Mr
L. G. Jenkin a"d Mrs Frank Pos
it er. Next rneetmg will be Friday
fwith Mr. Jenkin it 2J14 West Six
s teenth ttteet
. Mrs. Joe rolluk, 1218 West Ninth
Mreet,, ha a hfr RUett her sister.
Mr,. R. A. Taylor of Marjhall,
Texa.
Mr Frank Foster, 621 East
' Twelfth street, wa Imtin. . lo.u
' luncheon Thursday honoring Mr
(iuy (. McKay of Chicngo and Mr
W. I loyd Harper of Dalla. Rosei
and cosmos decorated. Other guest
wersj tne Misses era and r ranees
Htrwr. Mrs. R.
A Harper, Mrs. Joe
Ptvu, Mr, G.
K. litacitmrn, Mr
sjt Poflack. In the ,ard ame Mrs
yLtrj won ton score, receiving favors
; Jwia honor trn-st.
I'
, Kt. m4 Un. Joe La) ton, 42S West
!'i.8lnrtl jfltet tre enteriaining Mr. and
.lyre. W. It. tkhlmpler cf Cleveland,
Vffcit' A "anther of lociil eottrteie
'Will M trranlM lor meir int oaj
; u&r
' Mrs. Margard Cftnaw of For!
... VP
RS. I). A. Duncan, HO I East Sixth street, newly
flrctod president of Cosmopolitan club.
When Mrs. C. A, White, elected chief official of
the club last spring, moved to California thin fall.Mrs.
Duncan was chosen to fill he vacancy.
She has been nine years a member of Cosmopolitan,
organized in W01, and has held the offices of recording
and corresponding secretaries and vice-president.
Mrs. Duncan is widely known in club and social cir
cles and has a keen insight into matters of moment to
women.
FAVORITE RECIPES
Baked Om.
Dice three i.c of
one green pepper and
tender.
Add one ran of corn
ha i on and
fry un! I
one small
ted pepper, a teaspoon of jugar and
a pinch of salt.
Hake thirtv minute in a medium
oven.
MRS. FRAX'K M. WFAVFK.
2KM1 ( las-en Boulevard.
Worth, who ts speT t nrr tV week
in the home of Mr ami Mrs. Il -.
S'Tliday. l.inv.ood bou'evard
will be the ciirkt nry. week id Mrs.
Mont R. Powell and her si-ter, Mrs
Haskell Irwin on Voith Lottie street
Mr Ben' ih Ii Pit. -ell. lo.T North
MiKinlrv avenue, has had as lier
Hirslx for t'ie l,it wek Mrs. Walter
Rumcie nf F.-i,,i ( ;ty and Mrs. C.
P. Hicks of V.etu-ka
Mr Bernard B Kaufvian, 4'll
West N rn'ren'1! -tie . cnli rt aim-l
the Friday 1 im -'-e i i' :h biviii" on
extra gti-st, Mrs. enh llirsih o;
Kansas t if v. M's h
rotir Hevm.vi
won top score an
Mr,, leo Kocli,
second.
Next I ridar Mrs 1 e
1-vv. fl
I have the
West iiteeuili s:re t, v.
club.
Mr. and Mrs. Kauinmi
as tl - r 'I i-'o r r i t.,-i
hers id the S.:!'tr! v 1 linn-
will have
ig'if nii-iii-r
i hih and
out ! town err-!.. Mis. llixr'i, Mrs.
Mi'ioii Hirs, h oi l Im a-..,, M, poe
Bni!f:;bei"-er oi I'onea t itv avd Mis,
(ieor a I'.elir i f la'is--s ('itv.
Following dinner the entire party
will attevl fie rr.ind opera at fair
ground :i !!: r' r-i.
Miss Pi hr a' I 'r Joseph ll rsch
win rriurn im-ie mii-
i
av evening.
Executive h. aid ' :- -, ;
Hay nftern - n u .':
Reynolds. I 'II V, .
street, with Mr J. W
Mrs. II. A. L'-utr as ;i
RUPTURED?
s m-t Fri-
. m. r
n:v .ninth
"i:l. and
i n - host
TRY THIS I REE
Wonderful Invention Mnt on W Diyi
Trial Bafore You Pay,
Pimply lend me your Mini and I will
end yew my nw copyrighted molum
t-fMik and nieaiirruenr hlanK. When
nii return th lilnnk I will irnd you my
new Invention for rupture. When It ar
i . v'ms put It on unit wear It. I'ut It to
every tent you can think of. Th hard
er the teat the better you will like It.
s w.il w le" hm von e.,r t-ot
alime with the nld atyle cruel eprtni
tmnaei or hi lia with leg atrape of tor
ture. Your own good, comtrton aene
Mid your nwn doctor will tell you It I"
ttio only ay In which you can ever
ltl ru Mli-r ivi"M' t.tOdu'a
I , It la not ntliely Mtl-faetoey In every
I ay it a not enay anil eomforl
i able If yn! eaimnt artually are your
-, M, ,,,H wnpr ani, ii mil iin
vineed that a cure la merely a (location
time Juat return tt and vounr m l
,ra.nm, Hny nintura anul anm Dial la
ay" trial h.fore yu pay la
n.nt ,VTi .1 wn nt te' your
rsiptiired frland, of lht, rM, ,.,
I trial. Why not tel
rlmnA aa iui. .
Wa rater you i to any Rank w Truat Co .
Koehjililt., Kanaaa City. Mo. Adv )
,
" o
' J
I'holo by Walton.
esses. Riiiiness session, refreshments
and social hour were features. Next
meeting, November JM. when Mrs. A.
S Heiney. 101 Fast Third street, will
entertain. Mmes. A. G. Hirscht and
I) I.. Farkhurst will assit in th
hospitalities.
at
Mr. M. B. Sta-let .it will have ai
her i" ii ..'st for Madinie Butterfly this
afternoon, Mr. J. F, Jones.
Mr. K. It. Rains, 524 We-t Twen
tieth street, was called to Cincinnati
Friday by the death of Ins father.
F. M,' Rain.
Mr. Ram sr, svho wa ecretary
of the foreign mission board of Cin
cinnati. t'ie"uently visited here ami
made the dedication sermon at th
ol citing of the Fir t Christian church
Mr. and Mrs. (Ib-ti Briog spent
Friday brre with Mr. and Mrs. (lar.
rnre Roberts. North l'urland avenue
't hey w-re enroute to Ada to visit
Mrs Brik'gs' parents.
.Mr. and Mrs. Bripgs have been on
the island of Guam fir two and one
half years, where the former wa,
agronomist in charge of the auricul
t'n.il activities and his wite directed
the domestic science in the schools.
They will return here about
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. C. F. Anderson, 1122 West
T! . t-etith stu et. vos lii t-ss Fridav
Insist on
All the Tang and Zest
of The Camp Fire in
(Roasted)
Best thick corn flakes you
ever ate or money back.
IS Cento for Waxtitt Package
At All Good Grocers
"RtUogg's Horn KrisrCorn ITjikes In tht Greta rackaRt"
C
,,l a 1 o'cloik yellow and white
luncheon honoring her guest, Mrs. G
V Maxwell of Denver, and Mr. S
S. Iliaswcll, guest of Mrs. W. J
Wallace. In the bridge game follow
ing Mrs. R H. McVey won top score
Honor suet, also rrreivrd favors.
( ,ms!s were .hin t d to fifteen.
Three Suspected of
j Bank Robbery Held
I'.F.WKR FAILS. Pa, Oct. 25.
, I he nun who was killed hy an armed
; ,os(i nrar Cook's Ferry, eighteen
miles from here, last night was not
:ie of the three bandits who yester
iv rohhed the State Hank of Braver
i .ills, murdered a director nf the in
stitution and escaped with more than
"I.. "tut m currency, according to a
t.itfincnt hy official of Heaver coun
ty. YOI'NGSTOWN. Ohio, Oct. 25
.t,oi on information furnished hv
V:r Heaver Falls, I'a , poliir. the local
mine ej'ly t.nl.iv anrslcd William
l.yrr-. 2, Kent, Ohio, D. 11. Douglas,
.M. Toronto, Canada, and David Kus
m!1. I'', of Drlroit, as suspects ill
comic, torn with the rohhery yesterday
ai'tcrnonn of the Mate Deposit hank
of Peaver l alls of JI.WKI and in which
ii:niit a kiada, a direct"- ot the
l,a"k. was shot ami killed and John
Niknnl.i, cashier, was "t and se
ruin'v wounded.
l'e'iiisv l ania state coi.st.ihles while
riniiii!'. down wiie early this inorn
iii, l 'I'ped an aiiti'iii.iliilc in wlmll
t'lice null wcie ruling Ji,t outMile
of l ast Liverpool. One of the men
tried to pull a revolver on the officers
and was shot and instantly kdled.
Hi companion, Walter R. Uccerilla
and I'ctcr Marino, both of this city
were arrested and taken to Reaver
Fall. They were taken before the
hank officeri who say they are not
the men who held them up.
Senator Martin Improved.
CHARI.OTTF.SVII.1.E. Va. tTt.
25. Senator Martin maintained his
improvement of yesterday and was
resting comfortablv last night after
spending a comfortable day, it was
announced at the hospital where he' is
being Crated. Die senator took reg
ular nourishment, the bulletin said,
lead a newspaper and conversed with
tn'iinaie friends from Washington,
i Mr Martin has been ill four months
and suffered a relip-e Wednesday
night.
At
BurJctv
"WttK
Tat?!
fromlnent m-
rulii'o tat that
enme and ftara where It la Dot
nreuVsii Ii t bunleot a blartmnee to
ells' ity.a eorb m pleamee a thief
ofillUwt bmUrviil t'-fulril
let lawouanaina. wnyonn ioa
UktoO Iht ftbrIUhow,? You
ran dnvinuily taelirKiHt without
tlx lllfhtnt
rear i
' ol harm or hut
ricreffei-tf by liMttsalnf afler erh
vrdftiHlathedUaMapleaant little
MrmaJrrMrrtsfM7t7M hew
littl Ubleti n M IlKllTf intl
htnnma aa Um Bv
umu prearrt-itioa
rroa which titer
U their dim.
Buy ami trr
eaMtailir. Your
drufilit tell
Ibna al It, or
If fom arafat roa
iuy wtIM dlrwt
t',lhMrmolK o..
MWoodwtnl A?.,
Detroit, alleh. Yoa
ma itaM mf ismoV
by lo dUUnf,
tell tit lit ia
Kl biek lh it
1 6 !r ana po
ju otiir.
I
j
L Yl
KM
I A IDA I
Balance is a lie. essary ill a grand
opera a in a jevvelet' scales Aula,
produced at the fair ground audi
tor ium lat n'ht by the Chicago
Grand Opcia coinpanv, a, as nicely
balanced a the tnaitispi ing of a
watch. Scrum-, costumes oichcvtra
tiotl, music, lining el't-cts. siiigin;
-every detail di vrt.nled to make
one of the most enioia'de operas ever
heard in Oklahoma
Ka.ia I Ft-ntuie.
Without doiibi the out itamling fea
ture was the singing of Rosa Kaisa.
Irainatic soprano who a stmic! the
title role of A da. raptured Ktluopian
princess and slae to .Vmwin. Fgyp
tiail princes. Miss Pais ileinon
st.rateil, too. that not on'v is she a
wonderful iiTrr, hut a woiiderfu'
aitrets as well I' i- e".ed:ngly
dilficnlt for an ia :r;i-r to con
vey emotion hy l.i. ill esp-esMou, hu"
the prima d una li-t night startled
!:er amlinue In the pl.l t:f:tv n-'t
oidv ol her f.ic.il nin-dc. but oJ hei
ho'lv. She is a e -n inmsate actre-s
Supine Itt.rhui. !i' daed . Am
reris, the FkHptian primes,. ii,itr a
pleasing pertotmam e, a',lh"iiyli she
,iid not i'inires the .ui'l en-i- a- fav
orably as Miss h'aisa
Rimini Pleiins,
V'itt i : i 'i ' i .i- t'-r 1 vi'lian
I m; w .is i r'. i .s.ve. I' d t ,i.u miw
Kimini as the tapl.ired I thu pian king
demonstrate. I that be is rrarlv as
wonderful an actor as the prima
donna.
AVssandro Polel as Rliadame.
captain of the guard, gave the im
pression to many that be was not
expending hi best efforts on the role
impression of the firm?
Apply the same reasoning to vour own office.
WesijancO Desks
have a quiet dignity, n substantia! character that
would fit well in jour office. They are made in every
type, for every office use, in beautiful woods and
variety of finishes.
Our entire second floor is devoted to samples from
which you can surely find just the equipment you need.
WCSBANCI )
,TTinNcnv Mousr
WESTERN HANK SUPPLY
Oklahoma City Tulsa
STORE HOURS OPEN
Order by
Mall
PETTEE'S
-THE MOST INTERESTING STORE IN OKLAHOMA"
The Columbia
8-Day Alarm Clock
$3.75
A flork tli.lt rloe not keeji 1'ie
r i riltt lime i worse tlian no dork
at all. To start the day r i k 1 1 1 you
must have a ckxk tli.it you ran
trut and cleieiir uion to wnke
you up. Made in (me nickel Im
ish with thin model rase, 4: ,
Inrh dial and large RonR brll
(Guaranteed (or 12 month), 13 73.
Main Floor
Ingortoll Watchet
With Rndiolite
Dial $6.25
This watch comet in
nickel finish case, thin
model, Waterbury
tjrle. The radiolite dia'
permit you to tell the
ime at night a wel'
day, a very con-:-nient
watch lor usi
it night.
Thia merlel Ittf eriol
Watch with r'iii dial
Price W 23.
Main Floor
Quick Meal
Gat Ranget
W. J. PETTEE & CO.
OKLAHOMA CUT. OELA.
121-123 Wett Mala
At times, however, hi tenor voice
wis used to splendid advantage.
No review of last night' perform
ance would be complete without men
tion of the wonderful work of Anna
l.udmila. premier danseiise, and her
corps de ballet. Their dancing was
fully eipial in ipiality to the remain
der of the production.
Unlimited funiU for straight citv
loans. Gum Brother s Company.
(Adv.1)
NEW ORLEANS DOCK
HANDS STILL OUT
WIW OR1.F.ANS. Oct. 25.-Al-ihoiigli
a conference of representatives
of the luard of trade and cotton ex
change with leader of the long
shoremen on etrikc here wa held last
night, no tgreeinent wa reached. The
business renresentative requested that
the tongshoreineii return to work
Mon, I iv at the exiting scale of wagis
and n ler their denunds to the Na
ti'inat Arbitration commission, which
meets here that day but no action was
taken.
AMERICANS IN BERLIN
ENJOY GRAND OPERA
FOR FIFTEEN CENTS
HI KITS', Oct. 25 -American in
I '. -1 . 1 1 are cinoviiiir the lowed priced
gi.uid ojieia in histoiy.
Ir IS . cut -, American money,
seiis inav he had in the fourth
bakonv of the former kaiser' royal
Horlick'S theOriointl
Malted Milk. Avoid
Imitations and Substitute!
What Do You See First
In Any Man's Office?
Isn't it the desk he sits at? Doesn't
its appearance muke or mar a good
CO.
7:30 A. M. CLOSE fl.OO P. M.
30 Teari of
Seretce
New Haven
Alarm Clock
The come with a
good sounding alarm
nickel finish, nice
lite, not too large
can be put anywhere
Winding key are ir
a convenient place
eay to get at One
day time and alarm
Trice IMS aid 3.73
Ms'n Floor
Leather
Coata
Annei Store 110 Weil Califoraia
opera, nAw the Natlonat opera. For
V cent of Uncle Sam' much deired
and highly priced money one may tit
in the ex kaiser's own chair in the
front row of the large imperial box.
For another cent the former
kaiser' chair ii obtainable. And
thine two seat are the highest prited
in the former royal opera house.
Panpiet, orchestra, first and ecund
balconies tange between 15 and W
cents. The imperial box ent are
thirty maiki. but that was only
cent American money this werk.
A the very best irti-ts and con
certs may be beard from H U 24 rents
American money and lessons hv the
greatest German masters, wl h li fot
merlv cost $ 12 to $15 may now be. bad
tor or Irs.
Packer Get J Day leway.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25-The eivice
rendered to the "big five" packer by
the railroads, arrohlmg to I P.
Ilaynrs, cmtunistionv of the traff C
bureau of the Sioux C ity Aso, nitioii
of Cnmmerif, en.iMc ih.e cons gn
nients of the packets to reach their
destinations from one to tin ec day
ahead of similar products shipped by
the wholesale grocers. Mr llayne
introduced an exhibit allowing the
comparison of t'-e tune in transit fur
the packer.' products as rompared to
the lime in transit for the grocer'
products, at today's bearing by the in-
tert,He commerce commission of
charues by the National Wholesale I
Grocer'.' sv iation. that special i
priwlcues. ,ne being giante.l hy .M? j
railroads t , the paiker.
Cirap
(DlpeiraGoiipaiiy
if
Cleofonte
Gaocral
This Afternoon and
TONIGHT
PrewntinK
200 FAMOUS ARTISTS
BIG ORCHESTRA, CHORUS
AND BALLET
Entire Stage Equipment Direct from The Auditorfou,
Chicago
Before the curtain In the Fair Groundi auditorium rise on thssae
finished production through long hour of practice, that must beauti
iul of piano, the. celebrated
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Director
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