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Tulsa World from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 11

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Tulsa Worldi
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Tulsa, Oklahoma
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11
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SECTION ONE TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 14 HM1 U' Thank You SALE photographed during jr Anniversary Sale and Photograph Studio 4th loor 8x10 border prints Regularly $1 Each OB SIX 8x10 BORDER EINTS OR 8295 we have taken 86916 photographs and we want to take this week to say "Thank You" for making our studio so successful HtiwnYftiir Dh aMmhhh Taken This Week I Be our Anniversary get twice as many pic tures as you ordinarily would at the some price fgr example $7 7 tt KM'' JhHp 9 Lot of News in World Zclla Mizo Honored Of Sept 14 1905 Too Old Suit Dismissed Sneed Jr file SaviL 50c Qfakd! 3isavy (Rayon 1 New all Regular 89c Quality! REGULAR 89c ON ULL BOLTS! YARD $1fy9 $159 and SLIPS 55th Anniversary Sale! EACH All Sizes 32 to 52 the Money THS tricks that nestle down back of your curls Phone 8111 ifth and Boulder i ft Honeysuckle damage suit that has been on since 1932 in which the city Ask ct Cashier's Desk fifth floor or any dept! Prompt service 4 Button Pigtex Sma rt Basic Daytime Coats! them con Also or Dinner and Dates! i i National Teacher Exams At Tulsa January 2 3 Sizes 6 Months to 1V5t Years Sears famous values In dainty wash able dresses for the high chair age! ast color broadcloth prints ond checks and crossbar dimities! tn pas tels ond softer shades of deeper colors so flattering to baby complexions A fl i I i) Save on Seart Third loor I Sears Twin Insurance! On layette purchase of 10 or more it in eae of twins Rosr rlupycates your layette at no extra cost' to you ASH IONS WITH AN EXPENSIVE LOOK ANNIVERSARY PRICED! Woolley assistant postmas ter at Cleveland OkTa was elect ed a member of the executive com The accident was not discovered until after duck when it was found impossible to do anything for the suffering animat It died on Tuesday night "The cow was the property of Mrs A Arthur of Third and streets ahd was very valuable It was a great Zella Mizo of Tulsa formerly ac tive in the affairs of the Little Theater here has been designated chairman and fco ordinator In the subscription drive for the Civic the ater in Washington it is re ported by the Washington Post and confirmed in correspondence of Miss Mize with friends here Miss Mize now has a government position in Washington She left Tulsa last spring and almost imme diately identified herself with Civic theater work In the capital She was formerly a member of the board of directors and treasurer of the Little Theater here Expensively mode 2 and 4 gore slips full cut with generous seams Positively lavish in their rich lace trims lustrous fabrics dainty em broidery' Most of them in tearose shades! Remember extra sizes are priced no more than regular sizes in our 55th Anniversary Sale! Sxvc on Sear Street loor January 2 and 3 are ihe dates for the national teacher examinations to be given at the University of Tulsa according to Dr Ross Beall Beall said the standard examina tions are given to candidates in or der to assist superintendents in any part of the country in selection of teachers The tests cover: Mastery of specific subject matter methods of teaching reasoning ability un derstanding and use of the English language general cultural informa tion and knowledge of contem porary affairs GLOVES $149 Values i I ive Tulsans Included In Reserve List Call OKLAHOMA CITY Sept 13 UP) Second military area headquarters announced today that 17 Oklahoma reserve officers have been ordered to active duty with the army Officers and dates they are to re port Include: irst Lieut Mayfield Stillwater infantry September 14 irst Lieut Harry imblc Tulsa field artillery September 23 irst Lieut Obert Cox Stillwater Infantry September 24 Second Lieut rank Heller Bar tlesville field artillery September 24 Second Lieut Harold Conners Tula 1 1 a A i 4 no oiptrutijri Second Lieut George Easily Worth $1298 Every type that's in fall fashion headlines jacket dresses new hnn toren wlgc 2 nipflft irtrl ekirfuzme uiiHMTwui oiyico are here in fabrics you'd expect to be priced considerably hinher 19 20 38 to 44 Save $398 extra Just 500 yards to be had at this special Anniversary Sale price! Beautiful 39 inch satins for fall and winter formals blouses housecoats slips linings draperies and comforts Exquisite pastels stunning dark shades for only 39c a yard! Hurry for first choice! Save an Seara Second loor Easily Worth $198! Roomy styles many of soft and pouchy with venient pockets and fittings dressy fabric bagsg In black brown navy red all's Coquettish New Pompadours 4 STAR VALUES Nona Better for There was plenty to talk about back In that first issue of September 14 1905 To quote: States Commissioner Jennings and United States Con stable Egan arrived this morning from Bristow after having heard the heaviest docket ever heard in Bristow An equal amount of wicked ones and unfortunates are awaiting the court here And then for the socially inclined was the social column for the day It read: "Owl club dance at opera house Measuring party at corner Third and Elwood "Banquet after Owl club dance meeting of Commercial The biggest news of the day was the with terri torial leaders divided on the issue of whether Indian and Oklahoma ter ritories should unite and seek a single statehood or divide and seek sep arate statehoods There was a touch of culture for the little city in those days too Civic leaders were waging an energetic campaign to bring Prof Robi taille to Tulsa from Wyandotte to lead the Commercial Club band declared that Vol 1 No 1 Tulsa World on pare 1 "has an experience of 18 years on playing the flute and piccolo and was for two years Instructor for the Indian band of the Haskell A 'me first city hall foundation on Second street had just been completed and Mayor Reeder assured the populace will be no further delay In its There were rumors the Postal Telegraph Co might extend its lines into Tulsa business was booming to such an extent the Blue Point cafe had to turn its kitchen Into additional dining space the new opera house was to be completed within a week and Miss Clara Haw and Mrs Carmody were opening a new restaurant in the Scroggy block on West irst The formal opening of the Robinson hotel dad been postponed until the following January 20 everything will be finished the eleva tors running:" engineers had just arrived from Kansas City to a direct connected engine and for the light plant and civic boosters were campaigning for funds to establish a Methodist in the city mltteo of tha National Association of Postal Supervisors delegates re turning from the four day conven tion in Indianapolis reported Sat urday The convention closedThursday Among those from Oklahoma who attended the convention were: A Ridgeway foreman of carriers A Skinner assistant superin tendent of mails and De Weese superintendent of finance Tulsa Melvin Smith superin tendent of mails Shawnee ay Gartonassistant postmaster Black well and Ed Stillwell superintend ent of delivery McCartney superintendent of finance and A Graham assistant postmaster Okla homa City Worth $1995 55th Anniversary Sale Price Wee Walker" Baby Shoes Worth $179 Save 40c a pair on all white Kid leather shoes Sizes 2 to 6 Cute ond moke a fetching frame for your new pompa dour coiffeur! Soft felts in black golden sherry wine green! You'll adore them! Otlirri 8125 to Third loor Big Savings for Little olk in 55th Anniversary SALE! BABY NEEDS Women's Rayon Crepe And SATIN $129 MMI Tailored slipons which are a "must" in every wardrobe Sizes 6 to 8 in natural black brown Save extra! Stars Street loor pocket the Anniversary Saving sizes i to zu Suits That You'll Wear Everywhere! Tailored costume types and soft dress maker suits in which you'll feel well dressed at all hours of thr rlnvl tn nranr tweed shetland or novelty weaves and of $545 3 Piece ardrobe Suits Casual Coats $1450 leece and camel hair types that are out and out sports coats! Smooth surfaced weaves with flattering dress maker details! Practice I be cause they combine with ony of your daytime Sizes 12 to 20 38 to 44 ond junior sizes 9 to 15 State Postal Worker Gets National Honors wft ucd for $2580 by John and I Kingsbury was dlsmisst'd Saturday by DUittk Judgo Irt Webb The Klngsburys owners of a plumbing shop at 710 712 West Third contended that entrance to their place was blocked during con struction of the Third Street over pass It was admitted however that a recent supreme' court deci sion upheld the position I I nartirxvllie qimrlntrnnler nptrnibr S4 Pirn Lieut John niibop Jr atlli wnter infantry September as irm Lieut izsyrt 'Cowen Shawnee infantry October 1 irst Lieut Manmi Hancock Pond Creek Infantry September 24 irst Lieut John A Peckham Checotah infantry September 24 irst Lieut Warren Mankin Tulsa infantry September 24 irst Lieut Ernest Morey Jr Tulsa infantry September 34 Second Lieut Arnold wysa Wood ward quartermaster September 24 Maj Edwin McMillan Bristow in fantry October 1 irst Lieut Duka A Bryant Perrv infantry October 1 A Back in the days when Tulsa ladies bought their "astride saddles" 'at hardware store When the Ward Livery and Transfer Line offered the best livery teams and rigs in town When a brand new strip of cement paving in front of the Alexander building on Main street was pride and joy when the Tulsa World was born It was on September 14 1905 that the first issue of The World (a 6 columri 8 page paper) bowed in for the little town of Tulsa in Territory This morning The World marks its thirty seventh anniversary That first issue of the Tulsa World was published by George Bayne who remained at the helm until 1913 when it was purchased by Eugene Lorton present owner and publisher and Charles both employed on staff Lorton purchased interest 1917 and has retained sole ownership since Sept 15th to ZBtlnciu tint wilhothet letdlnt mercan tile thiouhout the lnd vvn PubbC count Of the merchant Ser contmai pohey of Our Country rtnd orimoaf cwntmueatodwu patt in the ptotr Nation! Defne The country club "one mile west of held its informal opening the day after the Tulsa first issue came off the press and the city buzzed with rumors a new the Tulsa and would build a line through Tulsa Mrs Ulton had severed her connection with the Bee Hive Millinery store and purchased the oreman Millinery stock the first city directory was to come off the presses in another or six the city assessed valuation was under study but officials already were con vtncedjt would exceed that of the previous year when it rose to $3190000 Sports too had its place in Tulsa back in 1905 rom that first Tulsa sports column: "Vinita is really a fair team until they try the real article in the ulsaites Vinita 14 still weeping and mourning the slaughter of the innocents in the last series of games played here this season Tulsa will capture the pennant in the baseball race next The year before football team had gone undefeated Watson Randolph writing in The World on that September morning in 1905 predicted another brilliant season for the coming year Or as he nut it V1' PJayCrS wiU get t0ffether an conscientiously6 train they should be able to credit the town with another great football course the "purely personal which in cluded among other gems: Owen secretary of the Reynolds Carriage Co of Joplin Mo was in the city today taking orders for the firm A Mayo returned home week from a trip to St Louis where he purchased the furniture for the Robinson hotel and also the office furniture for The World Rennie popular cigar manufacturer has just re turned to the city after a successful business trip over Indian A ciTilOrV Trumble and Alva Smith contractors of cement work and paving of Emporia Kan called at The World office today They1 edded 10Cate ln as best cIt7 ln the territories futtire made arrangements for opening an office in the near rxnthafc early day Tulsa had its crime The staff of the first Tulsa World had these to report: harness ani saddlery established on Second street had been chloroformed and robbed and one Trixie Green had connection with a mail pouch robbery at Sapulpa TlhkaforiS" W0ny for 111056 early day Tulsans Reported the been Startc(1 by and others for the of the young people of the city Many of them have been the atreets until a late hour and have learned many bad habits and ot the clty have taken the matter under advisement trS ivcn ssurance that the order will be executed Tulsa has li hf a urtc onance but it has never been enforced The electric to at CUrfW tme when the pollce take Thfi? 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