The Edmond Sun (Edmond, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 15, 1910 Page: 2 of 8
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A. D. DAILEY, Editor and Pub.
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Entered 1 the Postnlllce lit Edmond, Okla
lot transmittal through the walls ** Moond
3)mi mall matter.
Lecture ('ours* For Thl Year.
The following liat of splendid
attractions has been arranged by
the Edmond entertainment
Course committee for the pleas-
ure and profit of the people of
Edmond. The attraction* with
dates are as followB.
Passmore Trio and Clarke,
Oct. 16th.
Alpine Singer?, Nov. 11th.
Lincoln McConnell, Nov. 2Jrd.
S. W. Gillian, Deo 10th.
William Sterling Battis, .Ian.
SKlrd. 9
Gov Glenn of N. C., February.
New Zealanders, March 29th.
This will give the public two
strong musical aggregati ns, two
famous lecturers, one humorist,
one Dickens impersonator, and a
trio of educated and cultured
native New Zealanders, giving
in costume the peculiar cere-
monies, wierd musio and inoan-
taions of the Maoia. This sea-
son's oourse is one of the moat
expensive the committee has ever
contracted for. Season tickets
will be put on sale early in Octo-
ber and a bound prospectus of
the full course will shortly be
put in the hands of the citizens.
For Sale—A monkey stove
with gas fixtures. 8eeMrsJ,N.
Bates, 14 N. Broadway.
look one of the very best plays personal paragraphs.
ever offered for your amuBe- j Elder O. J. Eaton and Kev.
ment The'oompany never di-j Wardner left Tuesday morning
vides, but will positively appear j for Prague, to attend the fall
herein a Big Tent waterproof meeting of the Presbytery. Rev.
and large enough to seat two I Wardner will return in time to
thousand five hundred peo- , fill his pulpit next Sunday.
pie. Wednesday, Sept. 21. j
A word about the orchestra Miss Alice Schlotshauer has
traveling with Kirschs World's gone to Harrah, where she will
Greatest Dramatic Company, leach school ihe coming year.
We advertise eight pieoes and
we have got eight pieces, no Miss Syble Gee departed Mon-
more — no less the music day hight for Piedmont, where
contingent accompanying this she is employed in the publio
this first class oompany hus been school.
selected with great care for on« j
speoiCo pnrpose and that purpose j The Misses Hazel and Lillian
is to furnish the very best or- j Dailey, who spent the summer
chestra musio ever presented by at the latters home in Illinois, re-
turned to Edmond, Saturday, to
resme their work in the Normal
sohool.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
—of the—
Farmer's State Bank
At Edmond, in the State of.Oklahoma, at
the close of business, Sept. 1, 1910.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. $48,855.79
Overdrafts, securcd and unsecured 174.77
Slocks, Bonds, Warrants etc,... 19,507.03
Banking House 3,650.00
Furniture and Fixtures 1,500.00
Due from banks 29,717.65
Checks and other Cash Items 181.00
Cashlnbank 5,552.68
PRISON LIFE IS A LUXURY
Convicts Have a Delightful Time In
the Comic Opera Jails of
t Switzerland.
COMING!
PROFESSIONAL
('online To Edmond
Without money and without
price iB the singing of Charles
McKinney, the man who Bings to
beat the band. Mr. MoKinney
will positively appear at the noon
day ooncert of Kirsch'a King of
the Cow Punohers Band and sing
in a highly cultivated, rioh in
melody voice so very powerful
as to be heard above the entire
instrumentation of this gigantic
musical organiztion. To miss
this one gratuitious number is
parellel to refusing money as a
gift. Take the word of a man
who has spent his entire life in
travel and who has never slept
twice in the same bed since his
sventeenth birthday. He says
"I have never heard one half his
eqaul." Kirsch's King of the
Cow Punchers is in keeping with
the high order of all of Mr.
Kirch's productions. In this
small Bpace it is impossible to
give a correct outline of all the
scenery. The ecenio work if
from the studio of Messrs La-
Fayette Gould and Wagner, 714-
71(5 Broadway, New York.
Messrs L. G. and W. design all
of the scenery for The Academy
of Music and the Grand Opera
House in New York and the
Chestnut St. Opera House, and
the Empire Theatre in Philadel-
phia. This of itself, is suffici-
ent evidence to satisy the most
exacting that Mr. Kirsch will of
fer only the best that money can
buy for his patrons pleasure.
The oompany will appear Wed
nesday. Sept. 21. We
a traveling band of Thespians.
Try and get out to hear our band.
If this meets your idea of musio
then our chain of evidence is
complete for the proof of the
pudding is the eating thereof.
Engross it on your mind with
indelible ink. Visit our cars,
study 'lie personalle of each
member of our oompany that you
may perchance to see and if we
are in your opinion what the
Dootor ordered, come and nee
the show, Wednesday, Sept. 21.
What would a show be without
girlg— Just like a bath without
water, nothing to it. Engaged
especially to aotually portray the
exacting characters of the West-
ern oow girl, Indian maiden and
the other female representations
appearing in King of the Cow-
punohers. The management has
spared neither time or expense,
to engage his ideal of what the
part called for. If you want, to
see the handsomest woman in
America, don't miss "King of
the CowpuncherB," Wednesday,
Sept. 21.
Total $109,138.92
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In $25,000.00
Surplus Fund 1,150.00
Undivided Profits, less Expenses
and Taxes Paid 604.32
Individual Deposits Subject to
Check * 77,437.58
Time Certificates of Deposit. .4,245.00
Cashier's checks outstanding 702.02
LOST—Little girl's coat, be-
tween Edmond and Britton.
Collars and cuffs red. Finder
return to Mrs. L. B. Challen.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tool and
ohlidren, who spent ths summer
in Colorado, arrived home Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Blake and
children, who spent sevearl weeks
in Kentucky and Ohio, returned
home Saturday morning.
I. W. Rodkey, who spent sev-
eral days in Oklahoman City,
where he had been taking med-
ical treatment, returned home
Mor.day.
Prof. Otto Jeffries, former
member of the faculty of the
Central State Normal school,
but for the past two years con-
nected with the Alva Normal,
arrived tn Edmond, Saturday.
I'rof. Jeffries is ths head of the
Latin department in the Normal,
His many friends welcome his
return to Edmond.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Shepherd,
who spent the summer atSulpur,
have returned to Edmond.
Total
$109,138,92
State of Oklahoma 5S
County of Oklahoma
1, GottlobH. Fink, cashier of the above nam-
ed bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief, so help me God.
GOTTLOB H. FINK. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to tefore me this
6th day of Sept. 1910.
JOHN ROATEN, Notary Public
My comn la ion expires Jan. 1 1th, 1912.
Correct—Attest:
WM. COURTNEY,
W. H. TUTTLE,
Directors
HAD IIOUSRWARMING
Mrs. G. C. Forster, who spent
several weeks in Colorado, has
returned home.
Mayor Thompson and family
who spent a few weeks at Sul-
phur, have arrived home.
i. o. o. F' Notice.
On Saturday evening, Sept.
the 17th, Edmond Lodge No 5,
1. O. O. F. will hold an election
to consolidate the two grand lod-
ges of Oklahoma. Degree work,
and refreshments after lodge
hours. Come all. This is im-
portant C. F. Bills, Secty.
Mrs. W. H. Sanders of Dallas,
Auctiou Sale Tex., who visited for a few days
By order of the county oourt, wjth and Mrs. J. W. White,
all of the household property of J returned home Tuesday. She
the eatato of Mrs. Jennie E. Sul- J waa accompanied by Miss Dula
livan, will be sold at public auo- ^ white and Miss Mable
tion Saturday afternoon, Sept.
17, at 2:30 o'olook. Sale will
task plaoe in front of the Buell
building, just east of the Santa
Fe depol, on Second street.
J. Q. Adamson, Guardian.
Tuttle 4 Son, Auctioneers.
Kastern Star Members Surprise Mr.
And Mrs. Klvelhen.
About fifty members of the
EaaUrn Star lodge, very pleas-
antly surprised Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Kivelhen, at their beautiful
new home Wednesday night. It
was a "house warming," Mr.
and Mrs. Kivelhen having just
moved into their new home,
which is one of the finest in this
entire section, commodious,
modern and up-to-date in every
particular. The ladies took well-
filled baskets and a splendid
feaet wai enjoyed. The even-
ing wa« spent in games, and
social intercourse, in fact was
sort of continuation of the Ma-
sonic picnic last Friday.
Prison life In Switzerland is a lux-
ury instead of punishment The
comic opera jail at Thorburg, where
ithe inmates did as they pleased, lias
only recently been suppressed by the
tBerne authorities, yet details are pub-
Dished of a similar institution at Sar-
nen, in the canton of Oswald.
Sarnen is apparently an ideal penal
resort, for the happy criminals who
lire sentenced to terms of "detention"
jn that institution have a far better
it4me than hundreds of "free" Swiss
citizens who are forced to earn their
Ibread.
A correspondent of a Lausanne pa-
per states that he was passing
(through Sarnen when he saw a nura-
jber of men, dressed in dark blue
clothes with white stripes, walking
(about the village, smoking and Joking.
Others were seated in a cafe, and
poine were working in a leisurely man-
ner, carrying bricks for the construc-
tion of a new building. To his as-
tonishment the correspondent found
[that the men were convicts from the
«antonal prison close by.
These convicts are permitted
[leave the prison early in ^the morning
,and find work around Sarnen, or walk
labout the country until nightfall, when
ithey return of their own accord to
Ithe prison.
They are unaccompanied by ward
ierB, and there is nothing to prevent
their escaping, but they are far too
comfortaable to think of relinquishing
their quarters, for they have as much
liberty as other men, and are, more-
over, fed and lodged for nothing.
The money earned by these con-
Tlcts who chooBe to work can be spent
as they like. One convict, who is em-
ployed as a gardener by a local mag-
istrate, sends his monthly salary to
his wife and children.
Two or three convicts "escaped"
some weeks ago, but they eventually
returned to the prison in a half-fam-
lshed condition, and after being se-
verely reprimanded, they were al-
lowed to return to their apartments.
Entertained Norm:il Student*
The Normal students and
members of the faculty, were the
guests of the Baptist ohurch,
Tuesday night, when a delight-
ful reception was given on the
ohuroh lawn, in their honor.
Refreshments were served and
an enjoyable program was
rendered.
Prof. Mayberry of Oklahoma
City, oame to Edmond Saturday
and occupied the pulpit at the
M. E. ohurch, Sunday, deliver-
ing two excellent adresses, whioh
were listened to with pleasure by
large congregations.
Services At Methodist Church.
Judge Dickerson, member of
th6 Board of Affairs, who recent-
ly moved to this city, will deliver
an address at the morning ser-
vice at the Methodist church,
Sunday morning. Prof. Tem-
ming will address the congrega-
tion in the evening. All are
oordially invited to both services.
Bachelor Snubben.
When the bachelor, who la undenia-
bly that, finds gtrla staring at him
•with their noiei turned up and ft cold.
Icy stare In their eyes, he may be sii"e
that he Is In the presence of bacheior
enubbers. The organization made at
Paterson, N. J., reputed to have been
a home for anarchy and like delusions,
1s composed of young women who dlB-
daln the men who disdain the maid-
ens. Their slogan Is: "If he wants to
flock himself, let him flock till he
■wearies." He will be cut out of lawn
parties and river chills and all the
other Incidents of sentimentality and
feminine sociability.
The provocation to this position was
the organization of a bachelor asso-
ciation by the fellows who thought
they could play friends and yet not go
further. The girls believe they will
break up the recalcitrant organization.
As the movement has spread, the
enubbers may be met anywhere, ex-
cept In Baltimore, where the girls are
so pretty and alluring that they have
to shoo off the men who (lock about
them with proposals to wed.
Edmond,
Wed., Sept. 2!
One
Jollly Night
Under
A Big
Tent
Kirsch's
World's
Greatest
Dramatic
DR. J. H. MALONE
OSTEOPATH
Office at Residence on Second St.
EDMOND, OKLAHOMA.
A. M. RUHL, M. !)•
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office over the post office. Phone:
Office 68; Residence 67.
Office with
RINGER BROS.
Col. O. F. Hurt,
hone No
12
Auctioneer.
Edmond
Okla
Dr. h. r. watkins
dentist
Up-te-date methods a1 reasonable
prices. Rooms 3 & 4 over Citi-
cens Bank.
dr. f. w. brmham
DENTIST Phone 159
Modern methods, reliable work.
Front Rooms over post the office
EDMOND, - - OKLAHOMA
. M. FLESHER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND,SURGEON
Phones: Residence, 11: Office 2H.
Rooms 1 It 2 Citizens Bank Build-
ing-
J. W. HOWARD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office over First National Bank
Office hours to 12, and 2 to 5.
Phones: Office 2; Residence 15.
F. P. ASBRUY
Contracting Plasterer
Satisfaction Guaranteed
South Broadway
EDMOND - - - • OKLA.
Show
1910.
Call For Warrants
I have funds to pay nchooi
warrants up to and including
are to ] registered number 1220.
have the real tent show of the Miner K. Oritlin.
season Kirsch'a World's Great- Treasur Edmond Pubiio Schools,
est Dramatio Compay. They j Sept. I.
carry a big band and Metropoli- ;
tan Orchestra, giving a concert FOR SALE-Second hand harn-
" . ,. I •■•ps of all ktnda, at J. W. Potts
on the main street at noon, ti
you are a music lover don't fail
to be present at the conoert. It
is free as the air you breath; local snap shots.
given for your benefit. Manage Kev. Wardner waa in his
your affairs to be down town pulpit Sunday at the Presby-
when the band plays. Wednea- , terian ohurch for the first time
day, Sept. 21. ; sinoe his vacation and wasgraet-
' esses of all kindd, at J. W.
harness shop.
Coming on their own special j ed with two large congregations
Iter preaohinj
'What all the
train of Pullman cars, endorsed In the evening after preaohing
by a discriminating public wher- , on the the theme
ever they have appeared, receiv- World is Seeking," when the in-
ing ovation upon ovation at thsir j vitation was extended three
every Btop, Kirsch'a King of the 1 young ladies came forward and
Cowpunchers are moying aoro&s : accepted Clfrist.
the continent from East to West
enrojte to Hiawahaand Austral- The many friends of Rev.
la, on their tour around the Grant will be pleased to learn
world. To miss this gigantic that ha i improving nioely from
dramatic organization is to over- typhoid fever.
George Clark of Duks, Okla-
homa, is vUiting his family in
this city.
Mrs. N. M. Spidsl and daugh-
ter, who spent the summer in
Iowa, have returned to their
home in this oity. Mrs. Spidel's
son John went to Orgegon to take
a course in the state agriulture
college.
Mrs. L, A. Bryant and two
children of Fredrick, Okla., who
have been visiting the former's
mother, Mrs. Mary Flesher, and
her brothers and sister here, re
turned home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Ohnsman and
daughter, have moved to El Reno
where Miss Ohnsman is employ-
eb in the public sohool.
Little Mary Hannah haa re
turned from Altus, Okla. whare
she has been visiting this
summer, with her Grandmother
Mrs. W. C. White.
WANTED — Cosmopolitan Mag
AZ1NE requires the services of a re
presctntatlve in Edmond to look af
tcr subscription renewals and to el
lend circulation by specials method
which have proved unusually suoces
sful. Salary and comsstssioa. Pre
yious experience desirable, but not
essential, Whole time or spar* time
Address, with references, H. C. Cam
pbel!, Cosmopolitan Magazine, 118#
Broadway. New York City.
50 People
Presenting
Col. E. H. Jayne, who spent a
couple of weeks with the Okla-
homa National guard at Ft.
Riley, Kas., has returned home.
MEAL THAT ALL MAY tlMJOT
If These Edibles Are Prepared for
Late Supper No Bad Results
Will Follow.
The late supper Is as often a aor
row as a pleasure. If the edibles and
drinks are cold It will lie heavy on
nine stomachs though the tenth es-
capes. But though the good hostess
may know this perfectly well there is
the other nut to crack: What are the
correct hot things to serve which are
not too expensive and bothersome?
The following simple recipes will
■olve this problem and prove them-
selves very acceptable for any little
evening entertainment:
Mulled Ale or Cider—If the previ-
ous recipe appeals to the ladies, this
one will seem to men folks the right
thing: With two quarts of old Eng-
lish ale put a half a lemon peel and
three cloves and bring the concoction
to a boil in* a porcelain-lined vessel.
Or, with an equal amount of cider put
several baked apples, three or four
cloveB, and two bay leaves. Proper
accompaniments to either drink would
be hot toast sandwiches made of
white bread, with a filling of grilled
ham or bacon put between shreds of
tender lettuce. A hot salad made of
newly boiled white potatoes, seasoned
with splinters of broiled red herring,
would likewise flank either delicious-
ly. If the whole dried herring cannot
be found, get the ones in jars or
boies and soak them for an hour be-
fore broiling. If they are sauteed in
a pan with a little butter, the her-
rings would have an even more deli-
cate taste.
"Drugs Is Drugs."
The writer took a doctor's prescrip-
tion to the drug store to have it filled.
In some way this piece of paper be-
came torn in half, so that when the
patron handed the druggist the first
piece, that public servant at once
measured out the ammonia salt it call-
ed for and placed the small vial before
his customer.
"How much?" asked the patron.
"Ten cents."
"Oh, beg pardon!" said the purchas-
er, at this Juncture finding the remain-
der of the prescription In Ms pocket.
"This piece says to add enough water
to the othfr to make it four ounces."
"Very veil," rejoined the apothe-
cary, dumping the contents of the
small vial Into a four-ounce bottle and
adding the required water. 'There you
are, sir, 40 cents more, please."
"What! 10 cents for ammonia and 4"0
cents for the water?"
"Exactly. The doctor's name writ-
ten after the water makes it a pre-
scription under BO cents."—Judge's
Library.
King
Of
The
JERSEY HOME DAIRY
Pure Jersey Milk. Two deliv-
eries daily. Fresh eggs furnished
on order. Cow pasture, $1.00
per month, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
JERSEY HOME DAIRY.
PHONE RX 9813.
Cow l'eas For Sale
I have a modern outfit for manu-
facturing
canvass
glovss.
I wish to sell or trade, for
particuaiars, write or come to
see me at WATERLOO,
OKLA. S. V. BERNARD
CITY MEAT MARKET
Wm. A. Schirck, Prop.
All kinds of
Fresh and Salt Meats
Fresh Fish, Etc.
i'lione 100
c. W. SPRAdUE
MEAT MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats and Fish
and game in season
Phoae 96
Cow Punchers (ROOSEVELT'S- ~
Qualified For Musical Comedy.
De Wolf Hopper, In the ceurse of a
visit to Coney Island, praUed the lithe
figures of the young girls who, In blue
liathlng suits and Bilk stockings, paced
the glittering and windswept beach.
"These graceful girls," said the
romedtan, "make me think of a young
Jady 1 took down the other night to
dinner.
" 'Mr. Hopper,' she said, as she sip
ped her cup of cold consomme, 'did
you know I was starring In musical
comedy now?'
" Why. no,' said I, I didn't even
know you'd studied Blnglng.'
" 'Oh, I never studied singing,' she
replied. 'I took a gymnastic course
for the figure.' "
Unfortunate.
"I am so unfortunate," she said, 1ns-
prsssively and confidentially, "as to
poasess the gift of divining exactly
what every one thinks of me."
Be (absent-mindedly); "That is 1*1
fortunate."—Scraps.
Since She Asked.
Sue—Don't you know, Oeorgo kissed
me at the door last night twice before
I could stop hitn!
Mae—Gracious! What cheek! .^
Sue—Both —Smart Set.
A Slight Mistake.
"See here, did you tell Von Clubber
1 waa the worst liar you ever met?"
"Not much, old chap—I told him yon
were the best."—Judge.
Hie Very
Best
Travsling
Band in
America
Majestic
10 Piece
Orchestra
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