Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1926, Page 18

Members of Tribe, Richest People of the Earth, Show Faith in By the Associated Press. PAWHUSKA, Okla., June 11.—Over maintained steadfast confidence in the the grave of each Indian in the Osage Nation floats an American flag, sym- bol of the red man's faith in the |tranquil life. “Great White Father.” The white man’s oil wells have FLAG FLOATS OVER GRAVE | e e osises i it Zeopie b by the Government and every year the OF EACH OSAGE WHO DIES | ficoa “of biack gold pours an averags income of $14,000 into the lap of each member. This condition has made the Indian the prey of the avaricious white man. He has been cheated, 'W"d and even slain for his wealth. . But through it all the Osage has Great White Father. power of the Government to right his wrongs and restore him to his former The flags are not flown in accord- ance with regulations. Day and night they flutter over the graves until, frayed and faded, they are replaced with fresh banners. The sentiment that brought their display is so genu- ine that no protest is made against the practice. Capt. Frank B. Schlosser, Finance Department Reserve, of this city, has been assigned to active duty in train- ing at the War Department. The Parker Message tracer for the old-fashioned girl who used to call them ‘“unmentionables.” THE . EVENING BT Assigned tot Active -Duty. HOUSTON B. TEEHEE NOW |7 OFFICIAL IN OKLAHOMA Cherokee Indian, Former Register of Treasury, Is Serving as As- sistant Attorney General. By the Associated Pross. OKLAHOMA CITY, June 11— Houston B. Teehee, a Cherokee Indian, now plays an important part in the e starts out a |government of his native State as an assistant attorney general. As register of the United States WKSHINGTG& 'D. U, FRIDXY, JUNE 11, 1926. reu' flvfi,nfi’;‘: Mnrcm.h,.l:m):::o:ni reached the bar. In the meantime he|] | 0YD GEORGE BLAMED bonds and currency. Originally the family entered politics. e Dut Water Shy in Jerusalem. Tihihi, meaning “The Killer, friends called Houston's father Teshee, | Modern progress and by some error it has since been | being interfered with in & way by the carried on the Indian rolls. Teehee's father took an active part in the poli- tics of the Cherokee Nation, holding | These vested many of the high tribal offices. in & small Indian school. went to the Cherokee Male Seminary and Forth Worth University. For 10 | sufficient water for the city itself un- Jears he clerked In & grocery store, [ til the proposed water system is in- Feading law at nights. Eventually he | stalled. in Jerusalem i8|yygcount Gladstone Decleres Lead- anclent vested rights to the springs and wells of that part of the world. rights are historic in t:w vicinity of ".Ihe }:‘fi& (.‘:alnd this Houston meceived his early education | situation together conces- Hiele % He later | sions held by the Greek Mavromatis makes it extremely difficult to provide By the Associated Press. er Refused to Lend Funds in 1024 Race. Liberal whip, Nearly 8 Canadians out of 100 ow 7 Stores—] 4 Gonveniently Dwring June a 35c cake of JONTEEL W’mmzr SOAP (Pure, fragrant, lasting With each purchase of a S0c box of JONTEEL COLD CREAM FACE POWDER This powder contains real cold cream—a soft smooth, fragrant, scarcely perceptible that stays on until you take it off. White—Flesh—Brunette 7S¢ VALUE N Both for DOC . N Vick’s Vapo-Rub, small Resinol Ointment, medium Sloan’s Liniment, medium Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia, 4-o0z Mellin’s Food, 10-0z. Father John’s Medicine, large . . Hill’s Cascara Quinine Tablets. N 3 for 50c Musterole Oint- ment, large i .39¢c Klenzo Tooth Brushes Exceptional value. Best quality bristla Strong and service able. Made for service. Won't mat down. lvery brush guaranteed Regular 25c () JUNE SALE PRICE c Liggett Stores are headquarters for all drug store needs 5. merctuniise i perfect condition, sold at prices reflecting the economies made pos sible by the combined resourves and fa cilfties of the larg est retall drug store organization in the world. A 75c Bottle of FAMOUS CARA NOME PERFUME With each pur- chase of a $2.00 ‘ x of CARA NOME FACE POWDER Sott, smooth, blends easily and laden with the fresh Spring-like fragrance of early blossom time—Blanche—Peach—Rachel— gy $2.75 VALUE Both for $2-OO : uccerrs CANDY seeciacs Homemaid Wrapped Cream Caramels They melt in your mouth, assorted colors. Made with creamy butter, cream, nuts, marshmallow, chocolate and other good things, ini.(ur own clean, daylight factory. larly 49¢ Pound Box JUNE SPECIAL PRICE | Old-Fashioned Gum Drops Freshly made for this sale. Delicious fruit jellies in assorted flavors, which are true to the original fruit. Neatly packed in boxes holding one pound. Regularly 49c Pound Box JUNE SPECIAL PRICE | Sugar-Coated Jordanette Almonds An Old-time favorite. Delicious, selected almonds, in a shell of pure sugar. Regularly 4;: Pound JUNE SPECIAL PRICE | Spiced Jelly Strings Everybody likes them. Deficious crystal- lized fruit jelly strings, spiced. They comne in assorted fruit flavors. Packed in pound Regularly 49c Pound Box JUNE SPECIAL PRICE Keep your mouth shining and safe with this wonder- ful tooth paste—its daily use corrects acid mouth, pre- vents tooth decay, restores natural color, removes stained film. Soothes sore gums; ideal for sensitive teeth. It polishes and cleanses your teeth and gives them new beauty. Contains 449 Pure [ 1 ] Milk of Magnesia e 19 =% 39¢c Rexall Theatrical - Cold Cream It's snow white soft and smooth Perfumed just enough to make it pleasant. Just the cream for remov- ing dust, face pow- der, rouge and foreign substance . from the pores of the skin. Its daily use as a cleansing massage or skin cream will keep the skin soft, clear and youthful Regular Price 75c, One Pound Tin B0 JUNE SALE PRICE 9JC Limit, 6 to Customer 6C co Brands EL PRODUCTO—FAVORITA ]3¢ 2 for 25¢ EL PRODUCTO—PURITANO 11¢ 3 for 30c—Box of 50, $4.90 BLACKSTONE LONDRES 3 for 30c—Box of 50, $4.90 J. A, LONDRES .3 for 30c—Box of 50, $4.90 EL ROI TAN—FAVORITAS 1]¢ 3 for 30c—Box of 50, $4.90 Black & White (Londres) A remarkably sc good smoke _| Pack of Five, 25c—Pack of Ten, 50c Imported Sumatrs Wrapper, All Long Filler, Hand Made 14th and ¥ Streets 13th and ¥ Strests ducing seve y Goods specialistd{§ 39¢c Kotex, regular Pomp. Face De Miracle Depil . . 79c Odorono, Wildroot Inecto Dye . .. D. & R. Cold Cream Woodbury’s Face Cr., jar. .... Stillman’s Freckle Cr. ... .. Lyon’s Tooth Paste. . ... Moth Balls Moth Flakes 10C . 2 s or 19¢ Protect your Winter woolens—keep away the pests. Moths won't live where you have these moth balls or moth flakes. CIGAR SPECIALS CHANCELLOR—INVINCIBLES 3 for 30c—Box of 50, $4.90 ADMIRATION—BENTON 3 for 30c—Box of 50, $4.90 ROBERT BURNS—PERFECTO 11¢ 3 for 30c—Box of 50, $4.90 HENRIETTA—PERFECTO 3 for 30c—Box of 50, $4.90 EL VERSO (EXTRA) 3 for 30c—Box of 50, $4.90 CIGARETTES l 4c Fatimas 11c 11c Camels Lucky Strikes Chesterfields Piedmonts Drug Stores | Cor. 7th and E 1718 Penna. Ave. (Near ITeh) Per Package Carton of om.' 200, $135 fh—also intro- Powder Pleasant, refreshing, soft, delightfully perfumed. Nothing quite equals Jon- teel for use after the bath or shave, to prevent chafing, offset perspiration, soothe and dry the skin. Regular 25¢ sune sate erice 19¢ Jonteel Powder Compacts An artistic, gun metal finish case—con- venient size—easy to open. Four shades— brunette, flesh, white and outdoor. The Reguler Size, Usually 50 30) JUNE SALE PRICE C G §pe¢fi'al l;9¢zle.’ enuine Hughes Ideal Hairbrush D9C —~ap ~Real Bristles—set in rubber cushion, removable for cleansing—very pene- trating. Our Special Price, Fifty-nine Cents Turkish Weave Hemmed Border. 3 for 25¢ Popular Brands 11c 11c 11c 11c 17¢ Lord Salishury per package 2 Phge. for 33c Carton of 200, $1.65 4th and Irving Sts. All Conveniently 7 Stores—| " Toroend TALC Cooling—Refreshing after the shave Does not show on the face ‘Wich each purchase of sn 8 ounce bottle of 49c HARMONY BAY RUM ‘e VALUE Both for 49C Piso’s Cough Remedy, large. . ... ....... Zymole Trokeys . ... California Syrup of Figs..... Dioxogen, large . b Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound . . . .. Bell’s Pine Tar and Honey, medium . Doan’s Kidney Klenzo Shaving Cream For a quick, comfortable shave nothing equals it. Produces « rich creamy lather. Does not dry on the fare; works perfectly in hot or cold. soft or hard water. Leaves your face smooth and soft as velvet. Regular Price—Large Tube, 39¢c. 29 JUNE SALE PRICE c Lunch at Liggett’s Soda Fountains Busy Feople shoppers find the quick service miost convenient, and surely the great variety of wholesome sandwiches and de licious drinks sat- ../-\ isfy the cravings O ] "THE F 4 Gillette Razor (with 1 blade) Gillefte Blades (pkg. of 5) Klenzo Shaving Cream (Jumbo tube) Jeall e MEN! MEN!! _MEN!!! reg. 25¢ ‘reg. 39%¢ reg. 39¢c Total Value $1.03 ALL THREE FOR 79c Harmony Lilac Vegetal You will like this delifimful soothing lotion— Refreshing in the bath—cooling to the face after shaving—Excellent for the handkerchief and for use in atomizers. Regular Price 75¢ e e 99 T 4Sc Tree Friiw, Pre- 40¢ S-fl-d Dressing | served in Sugar,—Straw- 2 for 4lc berry, Raspberry, Grape, 35 Vgnilla Extract, 2 Oz 18 ez, “J-:: used as 2 for 36¢ 2 for 49¢ 35c Lemon Extract, 2 Oz. 2 for 41c 45c Pineapple Jam . 98¢ Olive Oil 2 for 49c 2 for $1.19 35 Grape Jelly 50¢ Opzekfo 're..sz.lf . 6 2 for 36c 38e P.g.rm Butter 45¢c Orange Marmalade 2 for 40c | 25¢ Cocoa, half Ib. — 2 for 26c 48c Red Currant Jelly 25¢ Baking Chocolate 2 for 46¢c 2 for 26¢ 28 Chocolate Sauce 30c Beef Cubes. 128 2 for 36¢c 2 for 31c Liggett’s Breakfast Coffee A special blend, mild ':":"cmon | and full flavored. Fresh b l'z" o from the roasters right | into sealed dustproof Pounds for | pound cartons, delivered 76¢ | frequently to our StOres. Every Week End sponsibility for the Liberal debacle In the general election of 1924. On that FOR LIBERAL DEBACLE occasion only 40 Liberal candidates were returned. Viscount Gladstone contends that the debacle was due to Lloyd George's refusal to provide funds from his separate chest, and in consequeiice the party was able to place only small number of candidates in the nci:a, ‘lhams in the 1923 elections _ | when Mr. Lioyd George did proviie LONDON, June 11.—In connectiod | funds, 157 Lib Vi o with the L4 wplit, Viscount Glad- 157 Liberals were elected. stone has written a letter to Sir God- trey Collins, chief charging David Lloyd George with re-!ed motor vehicles last year.