Muskogee Times-Democrat from Muskogee, Oklahoma • Page 3

TSjSyBggBg 1 1 1 1 11 1 1, i.i 11 1 i i ii i. ii.ii»—» i 1 1 i'. i iii ii1 1 ViiV ijj i. TheStore With The Goods Celebrated Beauty and Expert Shot Is Popular New York June Bride We Pay Railroad Fare IF you go away this summer, to the seashore, or to the anywhere else where you care about how you look, wear Hart Schaffner Marx i clothes and look your best. These summer suits are made to keep in good shape; tailored for it.

Look at what we have at $15, $18 and $20; see particularly the $25 values. Some higher. See center Show Window for new Roman Neckties, 50c each. Watch our Windows. They always show the new things first.

One Price We Sell For Plain Figures Trade with Ttie We Sell For Cash MOTHER KILLED HER HUSBAND AND CHILD Harrisonvllle, June a coroner's Jury 'sat for two days trying to fasten the guilt, Mrs. Arthur Keller confessed that it was she who hart Killed hef husband aiuTher seven year old daughter with an ax, as they lay in bed asleep. After the crime she chopped up her own bed, and told the story that a strangle map had commlttpd the crime and fled when she awoke. A detective learned from the woman's live year son that she had told him to say a strange man killed pnpa. Working; on this clew he broke Mrs.

Keller down and she signed a confession. She that JinCS receiving a blow on the head two veara ago she is at timet irresponsible. i C. C. Ziegler, president of the state federation of labor, is here conferring" with local labor leaders about the details of the state convention to be held here August 18 11 Let t- Pay You to Save THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Surplus $1.00 Starts a Savings Account Five hudri'd witnessed tho wedding, of Miss Tlosle Frank Yoakum, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. licntumln Voiiluim, to Frank Huhm 1-urnin, Juno 4, in tho Fifth uvetiuu Presbyterian church, New York city. Thu hrtdo IH as well known In Tuxus In New York and as popular on the Held of sports UH in the drawing room. A remarkable, collection of animal pcltH Is a mute testimonial to her murktimanHhtp. OKEMAH CHAUTAUQUA.

nkeah, Juno 13. -(Special.) Tho okemnh chuutuiuiuu will bogln Juno -3 mid last f' dayH. Tho pro- Bi'UIII Is olio of tho best to secured. There arc five different muHlcal numbers by flvo dllfercnt mimical cont- panleH. Some of the lost cliautauqua lecturers, including Congressman J.

13. Aswell of Louisiana and Ouv. Leo Oruce. Ait old-time settlers' picnic will be an important feature. CONDUCT Of the "Holy Rollers" Is Under Investigation By The City And County Officers I The police department ond the county attorney's office are todav making an investigation of the conduct of the Holy Roller sect which In reported to hold nightly revels In a building on East Iiroadway, between Cherokee and street, It was reported to the police last night that half a dozen children were writhing and moaning on the floor of the building and chattering Iii an unknow ton- true.

They were suposed to be "under the spell." City detectives visited the place yesterday evening and reported what they saw to the chief and the county attorney. Complaints have been coming In for some time from people who live In the neighborhood. One woman who conducts a rooming house In the neighborhood has reported the loss of her patrons because of tho "singing, screaming and moaning that came from the roller meetings. One instance Is reported where a woman became infatuated with the so-called religion and UtH her husband. People who IIvo on east Iiroadway declare that the meetings start at 30 at night and continue until 1:30 in the morning.

A few days ago a man who claims that his wife had been led astray by the leaders of the creed, followed her to a local rooming house, Hhe entered the room of tho chief roller. The curtains were drawn and the room was He called for his wife and she would not answer. He then kicked In the door. The roller in chief caused his arrest for disturbing the peace, but Judge Uroaddus refused lo Una the man. o0ooooooooooooo DAILY HEALTHOQRAM.

TEACH YOUR CHILD to stand well, Jn all probability ho will then breathe we'll. His lunge will have room to grow. The organs of his body will be able to retain their natural position. Posture is a decided aid in digestion. 0 ooooooooooooooo ANNUAL CONVENTION CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR 8tung.

"I want my money back fer these here socks," said the mun an he hand, ed the clerk a puckago. "The sign you had tip said the socks was guaranteed fer three months." "Well, what's the matter with the socks?" asked the clerk. "I only wore tliem three weeks, and I had to take them off und buy another pair because this pair had holes toes," replied the man. THE BEST HOT WEATHER TONIC OBOVE'H TA8TELKBB chill TONIC enriches the blood and builds up the whole system and it will wonderfully strengthen and fortify you to withstand the depressing effect of the hot summer. 60c.

Alv WILL NEWTON STUNG FOR $5 Will Newton, a striking bollerma'K- er of the M. O. A was found guilty by a Jury In Judge W. O. Miller's court yesterday afternoon of assaulting E.

I. Bell, president of the car men's union, with a deadly weapon. The jury's verdict carried a fine of $5. It was charged by Bell that Newton with a gang of boiler makers, assaulted him because the car men would not go out on a strike with the boilermak- "Whether a man is a union official or a scab, a millionaire owner of a railroad or a section hand, all stand the same In court, "declared J. B.

Wyand, who Was assisting in the prosecution. "A man has a right to or quit work if the conditions dori't suit him, but no man a right to use force prevent another man from eamlnjr a living for his family," Members of. various unions in Mus- behind Newton in. attorney to Th Beginning Monday. June 16th, and continuing four days, the seventh annual convention of the Oklahoma Christian Endeavor Union will be In session in Oklahoma City.

The union 8 composud of about four hundred societies, with a total membership of seveial thousand young people, as well as a great many honorary members among the older folks, The sessions will be held in tho First Presbyterian church, one of the largest and best equipped churches In the southwest. Prominent religious workers will conduct the sessions, one of them, Mr. Karl Lehman of Boston, Inter-stata field secretary, Is considered the most efficient organizer in America, in young people's religious work. Other prominent speaker will be Rev, Hhelbourne. of and H.

Fenstermacher, of Muskogee well known throughout the state ln and boys' work. Demand a certificate of examination from any plumber doing work at your house. If he is a real plumber ho has one; If not notify the city plumbing Inspector. This law Is for your protection. Don't overlook it, Good skillful meohanicn savo you enough by their ability to do the work right at first, to overcome tho difference In the chargo por hour! saying nothing of the satisfaction In having things done right.

M. Barry Co Phone 435 The O'Connor Co Phone to J. J. CoHgrovo Phone 1480 John Hamaker Phone 2370 W. O.

Kramp Phono S91 H. C. Condon Phone 644 The Ideal Phono A. O. Powell Phone 1031 Plumbers Union Have you ever tried a Want Ad in the They are trade getters.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TO WITHSTAND THE DEPRESSING EFFECT OF THE HEAT. GROVE'S TAHTKLKSS chill TONIC enriches and builds up the whole system, and It will wonderfully strengthen and fortify you to withstand tho Up- pressing effect of the hot weather. 5c Adv. BIG L088E3 ON CHANGE. "London, Juno day on tho London stock exchange In connection with the worst settlement since the occurronco of the American crisis produced two small fullures in addition to tho one announced on Tuesday this week.

Some assistance hud to be glvtm In other quarters but considering tho huge differences which had to be mot, tho market was rather pleased that no further difficulties had come fight. It is bellovod thul the trouble is over, Tho tone of the market was again cheerful this morning with prices generally higher. WILL WORKS GUILTY. Du'rant, Juiio WorKs was found guilty In the district court yesterday of assaulting with Intent to kill Pony Hturr at the home of John Adumsun, near here a year ago, Starr and Works, who hud been feudists In MuBkogeo and Mcintosh counties, left there to get out of tho country. Both met here by accident and Works llrcd Before Starr could draw, wounding him in ttie leg.

Starr, who is under sentence In the state penitentiary for cattle stealing, Is out of prison on parole. EA8T MUSKOGEE SCHOOL. J3ast Muskogee is to build a school house nour Hyde park. Work will commence on the building in few wwoks, according to tho school trustees, When school closed this spring there were seventy-three pupils ahd two teachers, Another teacher will be employed this fall. ANDREW 8.

UPSON. Bolts are Little Things But They Made Him a Millionaire. When Andy Upson at 18 went t.o work for his brothor-in-law at Unlon- vllle, Conn making bolts and nuts, those commodities were little known and used By saving every possible cent be-, yond living expenses he was able at the end of two years, to purchase a horse und wagon and started to peddle tho slow soiling bolts. So successful was this venture that brother-in- law Langdon persuaded him to reenter the factory as sales manager, Eventually Upson secured control at tho business opening a branch at Cleveland where Iron ore and coal were nearer at hand. Under the sHUful guidance of the mun who boy saved with a view of Increasing his earning power, pig Iron was practically coined Into gold und Andrew S.

ITpson died a millionaire, head and director of a number of corporations. In addition to earning power one must save to get ahead. The place for surplus earnings Is In a Commercial National Bank Savings Account, where your surplus will oe available at all times, absolutely safo and earning four per cent Interest compounded twice a year. A dollar or more and minute or so of your time, starts an accounts, regular deposits will make it grow. as much difference in shoes as in anything else.

Looks count for something; so do good workmanship'and good materials. You're the judge of the shoes you buy; you know better after they Are; wornloutjthan when you buy as to or not good shoes you buy. Selz shoes. When you buy a pair of shoes bearing the name Selz you get a guarantee of your what you want, satisfaction; and if you want to know WHEN A Y0U BUY, buy Selz shoes. Then be the We sell Selz shoes, because among other things the maker guarantees us satisfied customers, that ought to be one reason for your wearing Selz shoes.

Other reasons are that you'll find the latest models in this line and that they are better-than-usual fitters. They're made on scientifically designed models; the shape of your foot is the primary feature of every Selz shoe. Selz shoes Women and Children. The Cash Shoe Company's "Selz Royal 217 W. Broadway Phone 310 The easy Resinol way to get rid of pimples IMPLES and blackheads disappear, unsightly complexions become clean, clear, and velvety, and hair' health and beauty are promoted by the regular use of Resinol Soap and an occasional application of Resinol Ointment.

These soothing, healing preparations do their work easily, quickly and at little cost, when even the most expensive cosmetics and complicated beauty treatments fail. 1 For lByaars Rntael has bsan a doctor's prescription and hoc tah old remedy for eessma, rim- worm, rashes sad other skin aruptloni. dandruff, bans, Stops Itch tax Instantly. RMlnolOlntraent(5o8 and and Rssbwl Soap (Ko) an Mid by all dnunritts. Tot sample of aach, SaltiSMN, lid.

Your money is simply on deposit here until you're sure you are wholly satisfied Down Town at 218-220 Broadway Parcel Post Free Greatest of all straw Best $1,50 Sennits you ever saw; at carefully made as many boating much more. Vi Other sailors, 13.00^ $3.50, $4,15. Bangkokg, thf lightest and coolest of them all, 18.75. Panama all jhapes; optimo, telescope, raehet or alpine, $3.26. SPECIALS FOR Friday and Saturday 10 Cudaby's Diamond 0 Soap, for 8 bars' Crystal White Soap, for Pint Mason Fruit Jars, per dozen tife Quart Mason Fruit Jars, per dozen 1-2 gallon Mason Fruit Jars, per doaen Shrodded Ooooanut, per pound .150 Gallon can Peaches, each Gallon can Apricots, etwh 40c Gallon can Blackberries, each 1 lb.

can Royal Baking Powder .880 1 lb. can Price's Baking Powder 350 SATURDAY SPECIALS IN MEAT DEPARTMENT: Good Shoulder Beef Boast, per pound Good Shoulder Steak, per pound .100 Good Boiling Meat, per pound .7 l-2o Good Hamburger Steak, per pound Lamb Legs, per pound Lamb Chops, per pound 15o Lamb Shoulders, per pound Lamb Stew, per pound 5c COOKED MEATS. Home Boiled Ham, per pound Home Boiled Tongue, per pound Boast Beef, per pound Home Made Veal Loaf, per pound 25c Home Bologna, per pound 15c BROWN'S C.O.D. Grocery, Market and Bak mm? If" ft.