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The Moore Messenger
VOL. ' NO. +<5
OKLAHOMA (MOOIIK) OKLAHOMA. THl'ItSUAY. .lAM'AlO 2!l. 11U4-
8I.0« PER YKAK
Moore ^ws Items LAWN RIDGE AND ELM CREEK
MAYME SM^I . Local Editor. i Cecelia Sudtk spent Tuesday night
1 with Maud Kitchen.
Ira I'eacht-e took dinner
brother move with S L. Rhudy
S Mahler wis S >nes Monday and
Tuesday helping 1 > _____
ere' _____ Mrs Annalue Gross called on Mrs.
Tommle Owens made a business Mae Petty Sunday evening.
trip to Oklahoma City Wednesday -
morn hii! M rs Moeller and children was seen
in Oklahoma City Saturday.
Miss Lenora Morehead of Capitol
Hill visited Saturday and Sunday with George Kitchen called on his best
friends In Moore. Klrl Sunday evening.
Little Beulah Wlngo Is visiting with Wonder why Mr. Pulltight wants to
her grandparents. Mr and Mrs .1 M. huy a new half bushel?
Uievena thla week.
___ Mrs. Edna Ramsey spent Tuesday
night with Mrs. Karl Hill.
MODERN DAY ROMANCE DRE THAT CURES RHEUMATISM
STORY OF A PRINCE OF INDIA
AND A DANCER
*t Least. It Is Said That Mineral
Known as Ctrnotite Hss Per
formad Wonders
Wooing Ended Happily. Though It Wat
Not Conducted as in the Glorious
Days of Beauty and
Chivalry
Casey Jones Is now conducting a
livery and feed yard at 206 West Cali-
fornia street. Farmers when in town
call. It
Mr. H. F. Mahler and family moved
from Jones. Okla., Tuesday and will
occupy the old Taylor farm east of
here.
The Bohemians held a dance in
Smith's hall Saturday night. A large
crowd was in attendance and a very
enjoyable evening reported
Miss Agnea Chase who will grad-
uate in the Class of Fine Arts at the
University of Oklahoma, this year,
was in Moore Friday endeavoring to
organize a music class.
Miss Charlie Kitchen spent Sunday
evening with Miss Delia Rhudy
Maud Kitchen spent Thursday night
with Eva and Blanche Wilson
Quite a number of Moore people at
tended the production of "Every Wom-
an" at the OverBolser at Oklahoma
City and were all greatly pleased with
the play.
Mrs. S. L. Rudy and daughter LUlto
was in Oklahoma City Saturday.
Miss Ruby RichUson spent Thurs-
day night with Miss Delia Rhudy
Mrs. Kitchen and son Richard took
dinner Wednesday at C. C Rows.
Mrs. Tilison and children called on
Mrs. Nicholson Saturday evening
Miss Stella Durham spent Sunday
with her sister Mrs. Grover Allen.
Mrs. Nolan dross and son spent
Wednesday with Mrs W. K. Gross.
Radium mining in the Paradox Val
ey of Colorado has developed a very
curious by-product in the shape of an
unlooked-for cure for rheumatism
The government bureau of mines
las recently undertaken to supervise
'he working of soin** 57 radium mines
n that valley, which contain the most
Ah! as we exclaim wlun a ro°kei important deposits of radium bearing
goes up. .\h! Let us take our minds are jn t|,e WOrld. k The ore is a yel-
from sordid affairs so that our emo ow|Bh mineral known a* Cainotite."
lions can vibrate over a aweet ro- , and 00curg jn "pocket* associated
uiance- -a romance ahining with love wjm uranium and vanadium
and especially with paternal devotion j( ha8 b^en f011IMj that the men en-
It Is the romance of th* maharanee of j.aKefj jn working these deposits. If
Kapurthala, India, who is now touch fftpy happen to sufferers from rheu-
ing these shores with her husband, niatism, are cured of the malady Not
who was once, and we feel sure still is. only fjiat bllf the|, general health
her lover We pulsate rapturously an j 4e#Bai foe benefited in a remarkable
we read of the substantial proof h ' way
gave of his love, and we thrill conclu This is a matter of uo small lm-
sively when the public It> ag -nt tells , poriant.e While radium itself In the
us of how dearly her father held her ! most costly thing In the world, being
Strange to say, this lovely Indian
princess is, or was, a Spaniard a kore from which it is taken is by no
Spanish dancer. When the prince of
India saw her dance he immediately
fell on his knees and besought her to
change her name from plain Anita
Delgado to sonorous maharanee of Ka-
purthala. Dear, old dad objected to
having the fine old Castilian strain
worth over $2,500,000 an ounce, the
means so precious that anybody of
moderate means could not afford to
buy and keep on hand a considerable
quantity of It.
It takes a ton of "camotite" to pro-
duce a bit of radium no bigger than
the head of a pin; and the cost of the
grafted on to Oriental royalty and told ia<iium Is due mainly to the difficulty
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brand enter-
tained a crowd of young people * at
their home Friday evening. There
were several young people from Okla
homa City and from Norman present
The evening was enjoyed very much
by everyone playing card games.
Dainty refreshments were served and
the young folks left thanking Mr and
Mrs Brand for a very pleasant even-
ing.
G. W. Mitchell one of the prosper
ous farmers living northeast of hen*
believes that up to date farming pays
despite the fact that last year was a
poor year he has made considerable
profit on his kafircorn and corn seed.
He has shipped seed as far nprth as
Nebraska and south to the Gulf, and
to six different states besides selling
to his neighboring farmers.
Miss Ollie, Delia and Lillle Rhudy
and Miss Ruby Nlcholsin spent Wed-
nesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Kitchen.
Mrs. Tileson was out on her place
last week looking after her fence and
found it down in a good many places.
Mrs W. C. Allen and daughter spent
from Saturday until Sunday with
home folks. S. L. Rhudy and family.
llttle Annies glittering suitor
vamose, which is Spanish for decamp
But instead of folding his tent like
an Aral) and silently sneaking back to
Kapurthala. what did the swart but
spangled lover do'.' Did he murder the
of the processes Involved lu extract-
ing tt
Perhaps if the sufferer from rheu-
matism were to keep a few pounds of
"carnotite" by him he would expert-
nee relief. The matter, of course, is
Mr. Shroyer was here from New
castle one day last week. He was fig
uring with the carpenters and lum-
bermen here and Is going to have a
residence constructed on his property
near the Newcastle oil well. He says
that the drill was down over 1200 feet
in *he test well and that the indica-
tions were very encouraging, the pros
pects being excellent for a good well
to be brought in soon. Mr. Shroyer
says further that the people back of
the enterprise will not be discouraged
if they happen not to strike oil in
their first ateinpt, but will start a
new well immediately, having money
on hand to pay for the drilling
. W. H. Petty and daughter Mary
were shopping in Oklahoma City Sat-
urday.
Mrs. W H. Peachee and son Glen
spent Sunday afternoon at S L.
Rhydy's.
Mrs G. D. Kitchen and daughter
Maud, spent Sunday evening at the
home of Mrs Watts.
Karl Hill was appointed director of
the school board in Ira Peachee's
place, as he moved into another dis-
trict.
v Mrs. S. L. Rhudy and Mrs. W. C A1
len called on Mrs J. J. Turner Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. Paul Lessley spent Thursday-
night with her daughter Mrs. Noland
Gross.
Miss Velma Lessley spent Friday
and Friday night with her sister
Mrs. N. L. Gross.
doting Delgado and flee with the pul wholly one of speculation as yet
chritudinous daughter'.' No Did he There is no question of the fact that
ride off with her like a Lootanivar out radium is good for rheumatism It
of the East'* No Did he Romeo j,aH been used very successfully in the
around her dormer window? No Did 1 treatment of this distressing trouble,
he strum a plaintive guitar and in the method commonly adopted being
duce her to elope by the light of the to allow the patient to breathe the
moon'.' No. Then what did h* do? emanations of the mysterious mineral
Let the news Item tell It in its own ,through a rubber tube entering the
nostrils
Lefthandedness a Stain?
A German philosopher, Dr. Ewald
Stier. has set himself with true Teu-
tonic thoroughness to discover th ^ in-
wardness of being lefthanded. remarks
the New York Independent Accord-
ing to the modern fashion, be begins
far back, in fact, with the monkeys,
which, he says, are completely ambi-
dextrous, there being no signs of right
handed or lefthanded individuals
among them The examination of
tools and Implements of the stone and
bronze ages leads Doctor Stler to be-
lieve that, in prehistoric times, per-
haps one-half of the population was
lefthanded Modern lefthanded people
he looks at askance, as a kind of rt*
version to stone age manners, as rem-
and let us dream upon the magic and nants of a variety of homo sapiens in
tliH wonder and the glory and the I process of extinction
way:
"The maharanee of Kapurthala. In-
dia. and her husband are visiting in
the United States The maharanee
formerly was a Spanish dancer named
Anita Delgado Her tather objected to
the attentions of the Indian prince to
his daughter The maharajah over
came the parental objections by giving
her father $6,000."
How much more efficacious than
writing Petrarch's sonnets to Laura,
or Dante's poems to Beatrice the sim-
ple writing of a $6,000 check! Let us
sit by the borderland of old romance
in the twilight:
Wher glitter hauberk, helm, and lance.
And banner waves, und trunip«*i sounds.
And ladies ride with hawk on wrlat.
And mighty warriors aw ep along.
Magnified by the purple mist.
The dusk of centuries and of song
FEARFUL FOR HIS HEALTH
Friends of Reformed Man Remarkably
Solicitous aa to Amount of
Beverage He Takes.
"Did you ever notice." asked the ex-
tank making rings on the bar with
his glass of milk and vichy, "how
solicitous his friends always are for
the health of the man on the water
wagon"* Now. I like to drop in with
the bunch and surround a seltzer lem-
onade or so while they are imbibing
highballs, for the sake of sociability,
but it Is really spoiled for me by the
way they worry
"In the old days nobody ever trou-
bled himself about my conatitutlon.
None of the gang ever stopped me as
I was about to take my sixth highball
and said Don't, old man. that will en (
large your apleen. and put hobnails
on your liver, and give you Bright'* !
disease Not at all. You could go
on drinking highballs all night, with
never a warning word
"But now, after I have taken my
third seltzer and aromatic spirits, the
boys begin to look thoroughly dis-
quieted 'Don't take any more of that
stuff.' thew urge; *lt stimulates the |
heart action, and if you take half a
dozen of them you are likely to drop
dead right here in the bar Just stand
pat on those two you've had or take a
cigar '
"Or If I'm drinking some of these
fermented milk drinks, I can't get past
the third or fourth glass without the
conversation halting and a look of reai
anxiety overspreading every face
stop It. old man.' they Hay. and they're
not Joking: they're really worried
You've had three of those already,
and all that acid stuff in your stomach
is sure to give you indigestion. If
you keep it up, your indigestion will
be chronic.'
"As for the warnings I've had about
ginger ale. I've laughed at 'em so
often that the boys now have got a lit-
tle skittish and don't talk so much I
about It. What I'm driving at Is that
all this isn't put on; they really do
feel troubled on my account and dis-
play a fatherly solicitude that is ac
tually touching. I'm almost tempted
to fall off the water wagon long
enough to see If any of them will warn
me that whisky stimulates the heart
and that beer Is had for the kidneys
Will they? You have one guess."
W. O W. CAMP. No 15.
W. H. Jackman. Past. Con.
s M„htor, C C
W. A Riek, Adv Lieut.
C. II Brand. Banker.
L. C. Dyer, Clerk.
P. R. Simms. Escort.
Meeting nights, second and fourth
Tuttdiya Come
MOORE LODGES.
IOLA REBECKAH LODGE NO. 156.
Mrs. B. Dresseen. N. G ; Mrs. M*e
Hinkle, V. G.; Mrs. L. B. Rhudy. Sec.;
Mrs. N. Cottrell, Treas.; Mrs. W. C.
Allen. I). D. P.
C. H. Brand, V. C.
John Luckcuck, Adv.
P. McLennon, Clerk.
ODD FELLOWS.
A. J. Smith, N. a.
J. M. Blevins, V. G.
Geo. Levorich, Sec.
Ben Leverich. Treas,
Geo. Failor, D. D. G. M.
W. O. W.
L O. Dyer. Past Con.
W. H. Jackman, C. C.
H Dyer, Adv. Lieut.
James A. Cowan, Hanker
I-ester C. Dyer. Clerk.
B. Mahler, Escort.
Meeting nights L'nd and
4th Tuesdays. Come.
F. U. OF j
Ceorge Fay lor, W. P
Clara Simms, W. V. P.
P. R. iJImms, Secretary.
K. K. Decker, Treasurer.
u
power
of a $6,000 check'
BAPTIST REVIVAL.
Mrs G. D. Kitchen and daughter
Maud was in Oklahoma City Monday
Rev. Solone Wilkerson assisted by having dental work done for Maud.
Rev. Ralph Dodson of Lexington. Is
conducting a revival meeting at the ....
Baptist church. The meetings Will two daughters, Mayanc]_ Martha, apt-lit
Mrs. Flnchum and Mrs. Durham and
continue the rest of the week. Serv-
ices every evening beginning at 730.
Everybody cordially welcome.
NOTICE.
Sunday evening with Mrs. Nicholson.
J. J. Turner who had the misfortune
of getting his ankle broken a few-
weeks back is getting along as well
as could be expected. Hope he will
PHONE MEETING WANTED.
Sealed bids will be received by the soon be able to walk again
town of Moore for one four foot cross-
ing on Main street at A. T. & S. F.
right of way crossing to be construct
ed of concrete mixed as per specifica-
tions adopted by town of Moore. Town
board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
L. F. PLATT, Clerk.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF MOORE. OF
MOORE, OKLAHOMA.
It was seen in the other paper that
the phone meeting was held for the
purpose of collecting the dues, and
the stockholders wish that they would
have another meeting for the purpose
of fixing the line so they could get a
little service over it, as it seems un-
fair to pay dues and not get service
at all.
Stockholder.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
$33,232.46
.1)2
Burnt Aluminum Pans.
If your aluminum pans or kettles
Banking house 800.00 g*'t scorched and black do not scrape
Furniture and fixtures 866.50 or scour them. Half fill with water,
Securities with banking add a teping teaspoonful of soda and
board 664.00 j)0n for ten minutes; they will be as
Warrants $2,465.57
Sight exchange... 9,052.14
Cash items 6.35
Cash in bank 5,566.86
Total cash
bright as new. -Good Housekeeping
aMgazine.
17,090.92
"We
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock
Surplus account ..
Undivided profits
Deposits subject to chk
Certificates of deposit
$52,655.40 j
State of Oklahoma. County of Cleve- j
land, ss;
I, S. Mahler, Cashier of the above i
named Bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief, so
help me God.
S. MAHLER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me '
this 19th day of January. 1914.
JAMES A COWAN.(
Notary Public, \
Correct—Attest :
C. H. BRAND,
KENNETH McLENNAN,
Directors. I
Mrs. Twickembury.
went to the cathedral last
$52,655.40 \ Sunday" said Mrs. Twickenbury,
"and we heard the 'Magna Charta'
. $ 5,000.00 i beautifully sung."—Punch.
. 2,200.00
752.31 I
. 39,950.18 J
. 4,752.91
ABOUT YOUR EYES
—GO TO—
McV EYS
THE RELIABLE
OPTICIANS
139 West Main St.
Oklihoma City.
Activities of Women.
New York storekeepers employ over
50,000 extra girls during the holiday
season.
From 1901 to 1911 the mortality due
to cancer among women has increased
22 per cent.
Women in Switzerland who gradu-
ate in theology will hereafter be en-
titled to the status of the clergy
Mrs. Philip N. Moore has been ap-
pointed a member of the Provisional
Alumnae council of Vassar college
The Women's Municipal party has
been formed in London which will be
strictly non-political and will repre-
sent women as women.
Instead of helping women it is
claimed that the new Ohio labor !av\
has driven thoin out of trades to be
superseded by men
Girls who are reared in dire poverty
are 100 per cent* more likely to go
wild than those who have had better
opportunity.
About 4.000 girls are banded togeth-
er in their various colleges under the
Women's Intercollegiate Student Gov-
ernment association
Health Note
A Chicago physician says Good
health demands that the mouth be
kept closed while asleep." Cases are
known where a man's health would be
in better condition if he'd kept his
I mouth closed while awake
Stormy Is Right.
The married life of Mrs Ada Bliz-
| zard. who is applying for a divorce
from her husband in Sidney, probably
! became bo tempestuous that she just
, couldn't weather the storm any long
er Youngsfown Telegram
What Concerned Him.
A little boy rolled down the stairs
to his mother's feet While she stood
| horror-stricken he hurriedly picked
i himself up. felt In his trousers pocket.
| then said, in consternation Gosh I
lost that penny!"
Knew Dr Bigbill.
Well, well," said Dr. Bigbill. as he
met a former patient on the street,
"I'm glad to see you again. Mr. Brown
How are you this morning''" "First,
doctor." said Mr. Brown, cautiously,
does it cost anything fo tell you''
The characteristics of lefthanded
people as a whole give them, in his
eyes, an unfavorable, even a degen
erate aspect, and he pours ridicule on
the attempt to revert to the ambidex-
tery of monkey times, which is now at-
tempted In our training schools
Incident of War of 1812.
One hundred years ago the northern
division of the American army had
gone into winter quarters near Ma-
lone. N. Y/^The British army had eh-
camped not far distant and a clash be-
tween the opposing forces was re-
garded as imminent A letter written
from Plattsburg and dated January 8,
1814, contained the following: For
some time past, it has been strongly
suspected that the enemy meditated
an attack upon this place. Night be-
fore last the commandant received in-
formation that the enemy were in mo-
j ion—that they had cannon mounted
! >n runners, and were confiscating all
I he horses within reach This infor-
! nation has neither been confirmed nor
I ontradicted. but the destruction of
' his post at the present time, being of
I lie first importance to the enemy, it is
easonable to suppose that an efTort
) A'ill be made to effect It "
Looked Like Business
; Father—"Jane, are that young
nans intentions serious?' Daughter
I -"I think so, pa, he says our carriage
-lied could be easily transformed Into
i garage and the attic would make
i dandy billiard room and bowling
I alley.''
For Smoky Wall Paper.
A cloth dipped into fiour and rub-
ied across a smoky spot on the ceil-
ng cleaned it nicely. Later, the whole
•eiling was cleaned in the same way
with satisfactory results
Mohammedans in London.
There are nearly 2,000 Mohammed
ins resident in London, the majority,
>f course, being natives of India, who
ire merchants or law students, though
ionie are Britons and It Is intended to
*rect a new and splendid mosque,
modeled on that of Delhi, which will
:ost not less than $500,000
What Did She Mean?
Teacher (to pupil who has been
pulling a seat-mate's halri—"You are
not fit to sit w ith decent pec pie. Come
jp here and sit with nie "
Capitalizing Kitchener.
j The Boston Transcript tells an
amusing story of one of the subjects of
Lord Kitchener, consul general of
; Egypt, who turned the power and in-
fluence of the famous English soldier
to his personal profit
While driving one day. Lord Kitch-
ener noticed an old man In the street
whom he recognized as an acquaint-
ance from the Sudan. The consul gen
eral ordered the driver to stop, and In- . tll
vited the old man to take a seat in the °Ur
carriage So the two drove together
through the town to the place to which
the Sundanese wanted to go
A few days later the dark friend of
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Sara J. Decker, O
Mae Leverich, V. O.
Maggie Larkins, P. O.
Nina Smith, C.
Barbara Drussen, I. 8.
Proebe OUnger, O. S.
MOORE TIME TABLE.
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
East Bound.
No. 16—K. C. Express 6:47 a. m.
No. 412—Chicago Express. .6:49 p. in.
No. 420—Local Freight. .. .3:40 p. m.
Except Sunday.
West Bound.
No 411 Cleburne Express. 9:40 a. m.
No. 16—Local to Purcell.. 1 $:43 p. m
No. 423 -Local freight to
Purcell 1(115 a. m.
W. W. LOPER,
Local Agent.
Nyal's Family
Remedies
NOW IN SEASON
Wright's Condensed Smoke—
a 75c bottle smokes a barrel
of meat.
Pine-Lax (Concentrated Laxa-
tive Cough Remedy)—
a 50c bottle makes a pint of
rough syrup.
Stock Remedies, LeGear's and
Lee's—
most neefled when feeding dry
feeds only.
Fig Sen (Figs, Senna & Cascara)
Tastes like candy, works like
a charm.
Era Drug
Store
MOORE,
OKALHOMA
Bring Your Grain
to the
NORMAN MILLING AND
GRAIN COMPANY
We pay the highest market prices
FEED AND COAL FOR SALE
A. B. Hammond, Agent
Interurban Line
Cars leave Moore 6:37 a. m. and
10:37 p. m., then
Cars leave Oklahoma City 6:00 a.
m., and every hour until 10:00 p. m.,
then 11:15.
On Sunday the 6:00 a. m. car from
Lord Kitchener was seen hovering Oklahoma City and the 6:37 a. m.
about tlif British agency At last an Cftr from Moore do not operate,
officer asked him what he wanted
"I should so much like to drive out
with Lord Kitchener once more." the
old man replied.
Why?" the officer asked
"You see," the Sudanese answered,
naively, "after my friends and a«
quaintances saw me sitting at the side
of Lord Kitchener, they came to me
one after the other, and from one I
received five pounds, from another two
pounds, from others one pound, and 4<'
plasters from the very poorest. They
all believed that i could speak In their
favor to El Ixird.
And." the old man added. I should
very much like to see that happen all
over again."
A. C. JANACEK
BLACKSMITH
Best equipped Blacksmith
and Shoeing Shop in Cleve-
land County.
Cold Tire Shrinkers, Band
Saws, Press Drill, Lathe, Trip
Hammer, etc.
All Kinds of Veterinary
Medicines.
One day mark Twain was asked: "Of all your books,
which do you consider the best?" He promptly replied:
"My bank book."
When you work hard for your money don't fool it away.
Spend less than you earn and deposit the balance with the
BANK OF MOORE
MOORE, OKLAHOMA
Our steady growth for the past year is evidence by our
statement which appears in this issue.
Austrians Turn to Athletics.
Athletic games and general sportsi
are rapidly growing in favor in Aus-*,
tria. Many societies devote them- j
selves to certain sports such as bi-
cycling. rowing, field and track con-
tests, lawn tennis and the like
Cathay.
Cathay is an old name for China
and is said to have been Introduced
into Europe by Marco Polo. It Is a
corruption of Khital. derived from
Khltan, the name of a people who con
quered the Celestial empire at an early
date
Like Teeth.
Little Mary's aunt was visiting her
at her home in the country. One day
Mary said "Come, auntie, and see my
little bantles. They are}just cutting
their tails."
To Help an Etherized Patient.
A piece of sterilized gauze or ab-
sorbent cotton saturated with vinegar
and held before the nostrils of a per-
son coming from under the effects of
an anesthetic will tend to ward off the
nausea.—Home Department, National
Magazine.
Some Men Have It All.
A lucky shopkeeper at Brunswick,
who accepted a lottery ticket as pay
ment for a hat from an impecunious
customer, won a prize of S70.000 in
the lottery.
SPECIAL
For the benefit of those who pay SPOT CASH at our store we will
make the following prices for the next THIRTY DAYS:
Ked Star Flour $1.35
Eagle Eye Floor $1.30
20 lbs. (Jranulated Sugar $1.00
3 lbs. Covan Coffee $1.00
4 lbs. Shalmar Coffee $1.00
1 lb. Seeded Raisins 9c
1 lb. Currants 9c
1 can good 10c Corn 8c
1 can good 10c Kraut 8c
1 can Apricots 15c
1 can I'luins 15c
1 can Blackberries 15c
1 can Tomatoes 10c
1 can Tomatoes 15c
4 lbs. Navy or Pink Beans (Michigan Hand Picked) 25c
Comb Honey 18c
Full Cream Cheese 23c
10c pkg. Baking Soda 9C
Highest Market Price paid for produce. Eggs In exchange for
goods at above prices. All charge orders will be charged at the
regular prices.
A. J. SMITH
Groceries and General Merchandise
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