Oklahoma City Daily Pointer (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 70, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 9, 1907 Page: 3 of 4
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CHURCH NOTES.
WE REPAIR-Bicycles. Guns, Locks, Um-
brellas, Gasoline Stoves, Etc.. Saws filed;
Scissors and Knives Sharpened; Brazing:
Model work a specialty.
HILL'S SHOP
2'24 W. Grand, opp. opera house
NEWS
IN POLICE COURT.
H. H. Andlerson, the evangelist who
is holding a series of gospel meetings
in the Adventist meeting house, un-
der the auspices of The Church of
Christ, preached a very able and log-
ical sermon on last evening, to a very
appreciative audience. His theme for
tonight will he 'A Peculiar People."
Everyone is cordially invited to at-
tend. 7:45 o'clock sharp.
Jesse Applegate, charge, disturbing
the peace, dismissed.
Ford Stewart, charge, cruelty to an-
imals, $5 and costs.
Jack Henderson charge disturbing
the peace continued.
King Baker charge disturbing the
peace dismissed.
Jesse Applegate charge disturbing
the peace dismissed.
C. J. Foster charge aiding in as
sault dismissed.
Clara Doe charge assault dismissed.
Vader Whitworth, charge, vagrancy,
dismissed.
Please don't phone your want ads
to the Pointer office as we don't take
want ads over the telephone.
3 lines, 3 times for 30 cents is the
Pointer reading notice rate when cash
accompanies the ad.
DOC
FIGHT
ONE CASE BEFORE JUDGE
HIGHLEY THIS MORNING.
Police Judge Highley held his first
session of cburt at 8 o clock this
morning and there was only one case
before him for his opening session.
Vader Whitworth, who was arrest-
ed while asleep in the Santa Fe de-
pot charged with vagrancy, pleaded
not guilty and the case was dismiss-
ed after Whitworth informed the
court that he was employed in a res-
taurant on South Broadway.
The judge warned Whitworth not
to appear before him again upon such
a charge or he would receive a fine
for same.
We try to deal fairly with the pub-
lic It doesn't pay to do any other
wa> King's Laundry. Phone 962.
NEGRO
WILL RECOVER FROM INJURIES.
Dr. Reck stated this morning that
the negro who was found in an un-
conscious condition near the Katy de-
pot about 4 o'colck Sunday morning,
is improving from his injuries slight-
ly and has some chance for recovery.
He is still unconscious and unable to
disclose his name.
PUTNAM PARK—Afternoon and]
Evening—SK ATI NG.
Population Well Divided.
There are 272 cities and towns in
the United States having a population
of 6,000 or more.
CAUSES YOUNG MAN TO BE FINED.
Fred Stewart, a young man, was
fined $5 and costs in police court last
night upon the charge of cruelty to
dumb animals. Stewart was arrest-
ed yesterday afternoon on West Grand
avenue by Humane Officer Strubbie.
Stewart is alleged to have been the
main agitator in a dog fight which
caused much excitement for a few
minutes. There were about seven
witnesses, who most all swore that
Stewart urged his bob-tailed terrier
to jump upon a little yellow dog. it
appears that Stewart tried to separate
the dogs, after hearing the protests
of several persons, to stop the fight.
When you clean house remember
itheie is just one place that has made
an unusual record on lace curtains.
| That's King's Laundry. Phone 902.
GRAND
JURY
$1000
DEAL MADE THROUGH
45 CENT POINTER WANT AD
A well known business man in Ok-
lahoma City who owned $1,000 inter-
est in a business, sold same last week
at full value after placing a five-line
45-cent want ad, in the Daily Point-
er want columns. "I had eight appli-
cations and three of the men were
red hot after me for the deal, all be-
ing answers from the Pointer ad.,"
said the gentleman last night.
Whistling Disliked by Sailors.
Whistling is thought very unlucky
by sailors, as it is supposed to raise
an unfavorable wind. This supersti-
tion is, perhaps, to be traced to the
practice of whistling for winds, com-
mon to many nations in days gone by.
A whistling woman is a sure sign to
a sailor of coming disaster, wreckage
and so on.
YOU ARE LOSER
if you, do not have the Okla. Arms &
Cycle Co., do your lock, key, gun
bicycle and general repair work; they
will save you time and money. 311
and 313 N. Robinson street. Phone
2373.
RETURNED THREE IN
DICTMENTS TODAY
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The grand jury which has been In
session for several days, returned
three indictments this morning. No
arrests have yet been made. The
grand jury returned nine indictments
for territorial offenses yesterday.
They will perhaps be in session for
several days yet, before the work is
all completed.
Miss Nellie Simpson, daughter of
Joe H.| Simpson, the type salesman
returned from Shawnee today where
she has been visiting relatives for
several days. Miss Simpson is at-
tending St. Mary's Academy at Cap
itol Hill.
Disappointing.
'By de time you's old enough," said
Uncle Eben, "to tell de diff'rence be-
tween a broken heart an disappoint
sd vanity, you's old enough to realize
dat it doesn't make much diff'rence,
nohow."
SAY!
ARE YOU WARM ?
Why don't you call the South-
western Electric Co. They
have those new style, cool,
noiseless fans. The price is
just the same as the old rattle
boy. The ollice is 320 Balti-
more Bldg. Just call phone
2530 or '2454; our City sales-
man will call and give you
estimate on any electric pro-
position you have. It. W.
Owens, city salesman.
All ads to be inserted in the reading
notices and display, to insure publi-
cation in the Pointer should reach this
office not later than 8 o'clock in the
morning. The time limit for want ads
is 1 o'clock, sharp. The residence
edition of the Pointer is out at 2
o'clock, sharp, every afternoon. Get
your ads in early and avoid having
them left out.
CHIEF
POSTS APPOINTMENTS; MOST
OF PATROLMEN REMAIN.
Chief of Police Charles Post as-
sumed charge of his office this morn-
ing. He has appointed Todd Warden
assistant chief; It. E. Hunsinger day
desk sergeant; Joe Burnett, captain
of detectives; Henry Roberts and b.
P Lea detectives. The night ser-
geant and another detective will be
appointed today. The entire force of
patrolmen who served under Hubat-
ka are still working under Post, with
the exception of W. L. Lett. James
Boles is still acting as city jailer also.
Peculiar Chinese Medicines.
A Chinese medicine book, dating
back to the Wing dynasty (1568-1644)
contains no less than 28,739 receipts.
Materials of the Materia Medica Si-
nensis consists of vegetables, minerals
and articles belonging to the animal
kingdom, such, for instance, as dra-
gon's teeth, centipedes, scorpions,
Spanish flies, roaches, beetles, tad-
poles, etc.
CLEANING—If you have any clean-
ing, coloring or pressing of clothes,
portieres, etc., call up Phone 91. We
will call. FHENCH'S UNIQUE. 701
North Broadway, A. G. French, pro-
prietor.
A carrier for the Daily Oklahoman
will leave a paper at about from one
to three houses In each block while
a carrier for the Daily Pointer will
cover the same field and never miss
a home. Think of the enormous dif-
ference.
Why Most Cats Are Mean.
Perhaps the reason there are no
good cats is that when a woman gath-
ers up the kittens and decides which
to save she always selects the pret-
tiest.—Atchison, Kan., Globe.
Wessons Cooking Oil
NATURES PERFECT SHORTNING FROM
THE SUNNY SOUTH
The Only Deorderized Cotton Seed Oil Product Ever Made
No Smell, No Taste, No Smoke
50 Per Cent Cheaper Than Lard, 100 Per Cent Better
See Our Demonstrations at
Crescent Grocery, 10th and 11th
Racket Grocery, 13th and 14th
For Sale by all Up-to-date Grocers, 25c the Can.
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Tucker, Dudley R.; Tucker, Howard A. & Tucker, William L. Oklahoma City Daily Pointer (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 70, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 9, 1907, newspaper, April 9, 1907; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc101375/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.