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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 27, 1924 · page 9

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TE AT TULSA

onty Dollar Bills
Found on Them
. 3211 ed to Newton

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Confinllf‘d to
and three
Tuesday on
1.11; rohhery on
~ and St.

9 on tho night

‘ I‘ltlinllz'zl he had

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tangible . have you an old rake you can lend

{our ; me?"

any

‘ Prisoners.
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GEOGUE fifl’A/A/fl/V
Democratic boss oi Illinois.

 

bery. he Dd received leads
might prove valuable later. A

None of the party offered any ex-
planation or the 246 twenty dollar
bills round in their possession.

that

Democmic Opinion.
(“'aterbury Democrat)

As the “New York World" said
last Saturday. "Unless the democra-
tic party has nothing better to do
from now till November than to ex-
plain and defend the personal of-
fairs of its candidate. it will not no-
minate Mr. McAdoo." And that is
exactly what the democrats will have
to do it Mr. Doheny's high-priced
lawyer is nominated. It will be
simply a. case of throwing away an

1 excellent opportunity to win the pre-

' 'irtn '.‘T.—Postnls

and T l.. ;
u a" : besides Mr.

:against President Coolidge next No-

sidentiai elections this tall. The
democratic party has plenty of men
McAdoo who can win

vember and Al Smith in our estima-
He is worth: of
the nomination and whether or not
he get 3 it he remains still as popu-
lar in the eyes of the nation.
———_—__._.___.
She Know Him.

"Mrs. Jones." said a. gardner.

"fies." said the lady. “you will

.find him downt ~
nection with the mn,_' 0“" hanslns Iround

the hotel.

 

 

 

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‘flfi/IRLE’S M my” ‘
W Rah-sh.

FALSE NEWS“
[N R. I. SENATE

“at

ment Charges Mis-
leading Information
Was Given Out

(By Associated Press.)
PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. June 24’.

information concerning the rive-:1:
disorder in the lihoxle Is‘anl Senate
was being gixen to the plil‘lli‘ was
Flynn
in a. formal statement.

gixr-n“ fnr
l'u‘rm‘.

correctly “the
the departure
members to l’tutlanii. Mass.
Governor sail he ital taken the
necessarys eps to have remoxrni the
gas producing material found in the
Senate chamiwr last work.

On the day le’nrt‘ ’iiv‘
dent. h~

excuses
of tho

inri~
"or!

‘1.

:35

mil“. h- Tuii r-‘v

A charge that false and misleading.

He asked the public to appraise

Eir‘an .
'l'he‘

will?" '

 

 

 

 

fiflA/FRD S 53W“
Financier and Jewish Matt.--

 

l war-l that "thugs and gunmen" htd
lat-rived at the State House and he
i had requested high Sheriff Andrews
i to be on the lookout for them. He
l repeattd his previous assertion that
the Sheriff had permitted the Re-

l pnblican Senators to leave the state

GAS ATTACK?

Gov. Flynn in State-3

while in his custody‘under o war-
rant for their refusal to attend the
Senate sessions after the gas affair.

"Such complete \iolation of law
and order." he said. "on the part of
the very, ones charged with its ob-
servanro a: d enforcement must open
the cur-s of the ponple of the S’ate
to the riczrriilirz steps to which
they Will Rn who rrnte law and or-
d-‘r for public consumption and en-
roum‘zn lauiomness and disorder as

' .1 shie‘vi (or their own improper ac-

tions."

0}? THE RFTl‘RX TRIP.

to line
benefit of the

"Does

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tit-r

"My docfor :i
“'ht’r“ I may halo-
soli'h “ind." said the luill‘isY.
it New here?"

"'i'l'w'ro fl‘l‘ltlftii‘tfl.
just the rich! pin-cw."
landlord. "\\‘hy, the s-c-u‘h wind al-
“33:51 i. :u‘s ‘

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blnwxn: from the north hoof

"031. it n -- lie‘ (07712312 from that

it's
1 "*g lurk,

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a

in coming
replie-l

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Soon-S to ho

south mini.
)ou know."

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NEW COLLEGE
GOLESTAR IS
FROM THE WEST

Upson of University of
California 7 Strokes
Lower Than Y a l e
Man

GREEN‘VICH. Comm. June 27.—
Anothvr star from the west threat-

 

;traveiled 3.000 miles.
‘01 lhe University of California hoprr’

on: eastern athletic laurcls. Having
Lauren L'psan

”to take the intercollegiate go]! title

to V min a, mater
up!

. “165.

I

to the West coast. whither
honors went with \Vashington.
Being the lone entrant from his
prson couldn‘t cap-
tune the {our- man team competition
which Went to Yale,
with 75—71

tying medal yesterday

Dexter Cummings of Yale.

ferent

 

splif’ top loaf.

orwsste.

 

 

HEgoodnees
”generally
hevenothingelse. Smelythele-couldbenofinerchoice
ferreguluusethnnMOTl-IER’SBREAD, eitherinthemun‘lor

The round top loaf which
scores of friends for Mom’s

mskesitpouibleforyoutocutM
disawitgoeoelong
Give your family
buidvigorousheolthforeverybody,
itreculsrlystyourgrooen. '

Adonis-Roth Baking Company

likedthstsgreotmy

And

my.

Hurry Home With
M O THER’S BREAD!

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folkswfll

hssrecentlyiieeu Mums.
BREAD. Peoplelieitstlin,”
““3 sndtheeven Wampum
”C'W’mum

Bots of MOTHER’S BREAD. E goes for to
mandala-Ene- Askfor

 

‘upon the mat

 

rowing ‘

ithing about. Mrs. Barnum.

but he did the:
next hes: thing and won the quall- imam.
lhimsv‘l “hcn lzc said there “as al
seven strokes lower than the:
next and eight lower than the cham— ;
, pinn- ‘

Epsom and Cummings are in dito :
halves of the draw Inc! the i

H H.

A Big Week Of Summer Specials

 

 

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Representative from 3333.3. _

 

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expectation is that. they will survive
the lS-hoie elimination match play
beginning today and will meet in
the {its-hole final on Saturday.

(Philade‘phia Ledger.)

Congress has the right in America
to regulate and control immigration.
It saw fit to exercise that right. and
exclusion is now the law of the land.
“'ashington points out that in the
past this control has been handled by
arrangement between the two na-
tions. it is now controlled la: Amer-
ican law. I: is a change of method
rather than of principle. Secretary
Hughes has put the host possible face
for. Between the lines
of the American note runs the im-
plication that it is a had 2017; the
less said about it the better. and that
both countries will follow the part of
wisdom by making the best of it.

 

NOR ONE HIMSELF.

Mrs. ("rulitrr‘e—Wi do declare. I
rm» so many Jokes about that LIT
P. T. Barnum. in: it never says any-

I wonder
if he was a marrimi man.“ 3

Mr. (‘rabtren (sou: l. )— .\'o. my.
liv‘ di in t hate rrfnrence to

l

sucker bmn exert n"iinute.

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FLOOR COVERINGS

 

 

 

 

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Governorot'i‘em

WANTS FORD
T0 CONSTRUCT
METAL PLANES

Dr. Hugo-3:13:35, Ger-
man Expert, Is Hold-

ing Conference With ;

Manufacturer

DETROIT. Mien, June 2?.—Dr.
Hugo Junkers. German scientist and
aeronautical authority. “ill confer
with Henry Ford and Edsel Ford to-
in an effort to induce the sut0<

mobile manufacturers to join villi!
him in equipping the world with al‘-:
metal airplanes and turnishing the:

Lnited States with a dependable air
passenger serxice it was learned to-
da\. Dr. Junkers arrixed l-n Ilezroit
Sunday and conferred “ith Henry
Ford on Monday. At that time the
conference for toda) “as arranged.

SUMMER

'of

‘decided that

 

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3‘ waterfront} ..

 

The German scientist de A
establish a system in this . ,.
similar to the LUGGAHW miles. _ »
teriaclng lines now operated'
company in Europe.

The object of the visit of
and his assistants to Detroit.
said. is with the hope of enl
Ford company, in turning out
by mass production. Also it in

: ed to bui'. d large p. 'ahes as no

> ;

big passenger carr\ing d E1“

can be built in Girmany on
terms of the ’i‘rraty of Verse

’1:-
OVER “[5 HEAD. fig“

Not so long the wit.
wea. ‘th,’ more “tan: in a “este .
2‘ \\' as high “21;;
familv. aseurtr-d the high soda
sition to “hich its riches en
AcCordingiy, the plunge was '
much to the «jirzust of the
who. however. not dare to
his wife in all57l‘ii ng. .

“\Vell. Henry." said a trienL
ing him on thv F'i‘l‘et. "I nut!
that at last you are in the .

“Mother and the girls think;
said the old man. ‘ but my .v.
beiings are tho=e If a man who
fallen oxezboard and ought Q“

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hollering {or 2‘. l.'p '———Kansu
Star.

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$1.29'8ft.t3in.x10ft. Gin.

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WHITE MOUNTAIN

“The Chest With the

$19.7 5 ‘° $90

EXTRA
' SPECIAL

OVAL RAG BUGS

Size 18 in. x 32 in.
Regular $2.00
Very Special 2

$1.19

 

 

White Enameled PM. ‘
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Staunch and well-made?
A desirable asset to all"

 

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Hammocks, New Per-
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