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MQWBS OF-THE: T UJbSA '
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VttptSU KXGKOKS TX CALL FAR'.
Pholo by Alviii (J. Kinpiilik for Ilm Nuwapuptir KnturprlBH Amioniitlun.
Wounded victims of the Tulsa, Oklahoma, riots being taken
in trucks to the police station for treatment and protection.
. TImh picture shows the first truckload of wounded picked up
after the National Guard troops assumed charge of the situation, '
Shortly afterward . the fighting died down- The troops were
aided by citizens sworn in for special duty.
WHILE THE BATTLE RAGED
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I'liittii lV Alviu V. Krtiimlck for t)M Nvwhimiiut I':utirpiiKO AxxiH'iutitm.
The mob spirit died quickly when National Guard troops
took command at the Tulsa, Oklahoma, riots and the city turned
to taking care of the homeless. Neg(ws, who were rushed to the
ball park for protection, are shown receiving food at kitchens
si-t up in the open by citizens.
FIRST FIRE STARTED BY MSff
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I'lMilo Ijy'AlvIu C. Knipnlck for tho Newapnpor Knti?rpHs6 AsHocjution.
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The June term of circuit court
nwwA ywierday morning. I he e-
tire uuy was occupied wlih tlw caao
of Hal Buhnenkaiup, trustee fur ti8
bankrupt estate of W. II. SohwnblON
V8 Siella llirney. The case Is being
,rled before a jury. The sua .3 oW
er some furnituie r.llewi 1o h!1'c
been removed by the defomlaut
from deceased's home, the defendant
claiming that the furniture came In
io her possession legally. ' ' ' 1
The plaintiff occupied nearly the
eutira (lay in presenting his ease.'
II. J. Green Is attorney lor clolend
uiii and John S. Iloduln lor plaint
iff. Today is a Judicial holiday and 03
the slock show begins tomorrow no
oilier eases have been set until Fri
day. On that day, according to Ilm
court calendar, the case of the
Western Bond and Mortgage com
pany vs. K, K. Carpenter is schedul
ed. Crawford and Kakin are nl
torneys for plaintiff and Cochran
and Kberbard are attorneys for the
defendant. sSi-u
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Here is where the mob. at Tulsa, Oklahoma, first applied ; several thousand persons, most of them negroes. Small picture.
the torch. Other buildings in the negro section were fired litter shows a negro woman being taken from the burned district
uiil the flames rapidly spread until they wiped out the homes of j under protection of guardsmen.
BANKRUPT SAL
OF
M. A. CHINLUND STOCK OF CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND BOYS, WHICH
WAS l'URCHASED BY WESTENHAVEJt AND GILBERT FOR LESS THAN 50C ON THE DOLLAR. THIS
QUALITY STOCK IS BEING SOLD FOR LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST.
Started ERIDAY MORNING, JUNE 3rd. 9 a.m. Sharp
Our Guarantee
This is a quality stock. We guarantee every article sold.
If you are not satisfied, we will exchange the article or re
fund the amount paid.
Our Guarantee
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MEN'S DRESS HATS
$:!,00 Cloth Hats A7,
$:1.50 Men's Felt Hats $1.95
$6.50 Men's Fine Felt Hats ....$3.9.-,
$12.50 Sombrero Velour $7.15
MEN'S DR1S
$1.50 Men's Caps
$2.50 Men's Dress Cai
$:!50 Men s Drespps
Alt.ii s Dress laps
, t MEN'S UNDER'E.
$1,50 Men's Athletic ..75c
Sf 1.7-7; Lipht Weight. Union Suit ,75c
.$34 Light Weight UniQirStiit $1.25
.'.$2.60 Med. Weight Union-Suit $1,25 '
$2,50' Boy's Med- Wl. Un'ioiis .. $1.25
$:!.T5 Spring Needle Unions ...;..$1.95
.i.i Wool Underwear. Half Trice
. ..,.. MEN'S SWEATERS.
$5.00 Coat Sweaters and '
Jerseys $2.15
$5.50 Coal Sweaters .: $2.95
$10.(10 Coat Sweaters $1.15
BLANKETS.
LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST.
SUITS
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S
SUITS IN THREE LOTS
IVso'ssitig "nat style and qual
ity of f.r.vi, only lotni 1 in line
tloll'.s. '
Silas, $:50 n
Suits $to t $:o
$50 l i :?(()
22.50
27.50
32.50
X entlls .
V V
$2.00 Men
$.5.50 Men'sViveralls
$1.00 Men's I
$2.25 Coqk's I
25c Garters ..
25c Canvas Gloves
10c Hemstitched Whit?
50c Satin Pad Garters
$1.00 Work Suspenders
50c Dress Suspenders .
$1.00 Dress Belts
$J.75 Work Shirts
$1.00 Work Shirts .."
THESE PRICES
oralis and Jumper 95c
... ... $2.15
$295
i ....$1.15
. 10c
15c
i. is. 50c
i 4 -2.tc
.,.50c
25c
50c
75c
50c
men's dress sunn's
$2.00 Dress Shirts ...95c
$2.50 Dress Shirts $1.15
$10.75 Silk Shirts $1.15
SILK TIES.
75c to $1.00 Ties, your choice .....19c
$1 25 to $1.50 Ties, your choice 75c
$7.50 to $1.95 Ties, your choice $1.00
$1.75 to 2.00 Ties, your choice $1.25
HOSE
25c Dress Hose, 2 for 25c
75c Wool Hose :19c
$1..00 Wool Hose 5lc
$1.50 Wool Hose . Gflc
75c Silk Lisle Hose ;;)(
$1.06 Silk Hose ... .ISc
?1.50 Silk Hose r,9c
COLLARS
GOe. Soft Collars
25c Arrow Starch Collars
: . :).".(
15c
MEN'S PANTS.
$:.50 Men's Kahki Pants
$7.00 Men's Corduroy Pants
$550. Men's Dress Pants ...
$0.00 Wool Pants .'. '
$1.15
$:i.I5
. $:!.75
$ 1. 15
FISHER FUNERAL
HE D UUY
free(i: will Kish.r. Mcl'.wen; Mra.j
Mai-iha Siiioll tinil AUh. Anna Van
derwiill both of It.ikir.
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t'orolltir Ve?t derided lit) ln,lle.Ht Va
iM r.i saury.
ll Mi i!i:i:.N MHHM'iini.v
m: i:i;.i. months.
Hi lir e In fit raw SihiVo.
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Ul Ifr.- Huntlav ImtrtiinK.
Mr. I'imIii r .sin. t hliiiH'if with
uiicd that Im iinciu tvimi- diiiini!
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li. r ir his fiunily. fiariim Unit lu
lu1 mitiit ntti'inpt ,.f d'xlruiili'n
An i-iuly rlM-r nil 1i Im IK.'. Mr
I'IhIht uroMi Saturday .imn nliiR and
vnt up lu tin' Imih houitf. Hi; as
iii1mi.iI Hluirily utti.rj ami : lh' ati
nr,, ul a. IJ iiilitiro flfl from iti
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Ml. Tliin aliinii.d tin ifo nml in
j ti'liiilimii d to lii.r im.ttiiir. II. It
liifii, ni;i'll A ni'iinJi wan madr I'nmc
llali'ly. T-o Mark at huv wi'i-,.
i.l!tirvi-d fii (trv and' .mi rriin , ' .
ll.".-.' IWi. ,r,i'r. f.,1,,',,1 ,,o .1,'.i,l WASIIINt'.lDVr J.meV' -Th,' ev
i mly of Mr ,i.l.r In tl,(, (lf (.,m,f hu, ,k)M , ,,,., ull
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. " roiivuut.'.!,,!, ,..,lihs, ih(. Am.ri,n Pun rom.
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spring. ioiiiinitiMl;t,.4vn 5 oml fi
O look n in If W !.,.., . ... i . . .. i .
unlit 8 tft.it ih Imttv iiuuicj, . ? . .
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.SL'i alil.. r riflf afti-r i lliul.lim on iliorni-s,,? Ji(h (,," ,r.
Iiipa'f i tm k f aliay 4nid wtthii; llli rtha Kumaiia, l.inl"i , ronn.:
i fir.', in a li.iik fn-y from fnn Kll. . ac"d l, ,a,ine at
liiw.l.'. " a III !'. l-'nda a!h.r ,..i n..
O I 'i.r a-Iik llini r. Jialf.-r ul.o two brmhr'a an.tlwn
itad I'l-eti In lioot ualiti and .T.dl -Ulntri- JohnaK. Kiihi,i-
w. t Ihr cso in v' Iwwt J
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vn'im,i Iwaiiw i't'i' l.-fi"i.in of 'U
f.t uirrm'& ciiure in tin- I nitcil M
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Kn can ta on tin' a,ti..ii
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MKN'S DUKSS SHOKS
$0.00 Men's Calf
I'.lucher $.1.73
$7.00 Men's Calf Hal $1.75
$S,50 Men's Vici
' I'.ltH'l.oi Jfi.r,
LOCCKK'S S110KS
$17.50 Chippewa
.l...K'.i' " J!.i5
$20.00 Chippewa.
A'alked MI.U5
MEN'S WOKK SIIOKS
$:!.5( Hood Outing ... 12.15
$1.75 Mule Outinc $3.l.'
Si.O0 Hi-lop Outing $1.5
15.75 Bi'on Work
' ShH '. JII-lV
J7.00 Wa.fk Sh.' ... I...?'.
?0.5V"H'isH Top IG."5'
TENNIS SHOES
$2.51) Bnx-k 1 emu's . $1.45
$.! U. S. Keds .... $1-95
IttiVS' SHOKS
$1.00 Hoys' OoMnjr . V-.75
i.4)5 IIo.vk. Dress
Sh.ar ,.. II.:.
f3M !ii.y' Tnnjis . '
Shot'. p.t
' SLll'l'EKS
$1.50 Felt Slippers .. X,c
$2.95 Men's Slippers $1.95
1 1.25 Romeo Slippers $2.9",
LADIES' SLIPPKUS
:i'.50 Lldies'-Slip. .
pel's ! $2-15
J2.75 F;!t Slippers . '$1.15
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