Norman Daily Independent. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 129, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 1, 1909 Page: 1 of 4
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NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, TI i'.SDAY, JI NK I. r« i
NO. 129
TUESDA Y
JUNE 2
4 P.M.
Boyd Field
Admission
25 Cents
WOW LODGEISKNIGHTS III LADIES (I SECURITY
Good Players on Both Sides. Lots of Fun. Come Out and Have Some un With the Crowd
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Tulsa, Okla., June 1.—In United
States court here today Judge R. E.
Campbell granted motion of defense
for 90 days time in which to file
bills accepting rulings of Judge Mar-
shall in recent grand jury investiga-
tion in alleged Muskogee town lot
cases resulting in indictment of Gov.
Haskell and five others.
Mrs. John Polhemus arrived home
from Oklahoma City on noon train
today.
Guthrie, Okla., June 1— Claiming
that tile application for the requisi-
tion did not rise to the dignity of
such papers, Governor Haskell re-
called the requisition which he is-
sued Saturday for the return of
Ward B. Miner, to the state of Indi-
ana on the charge of grand larceny
and embezzlement.
This is the third time te Indiana
authorities have tried to get I liner
and after issuing the papers Satur-
day, Governor Haskell recalled them
for the same reason that he refused
the previous two requests. Alleging
that the papers were not proper
form.
Summer Prices ■
That Tell.
Regardless of the prices that will be quoted dur-
ing the month of June the standard of our merchant
dise will not be lowered.
In many instances you will be enabled to obtain de-
pendable, desirable, satisfactory merchandise at lower
prices than asked elsewhere ior the flimsy sorts.
And regardless of prices our guarantee of abso-
lute satisfaction attends each purchase. NEED WE
SAY MORE?
Read the PRICES.
$2.50 men's
work shoes ..
$3.50 Ladies
tan slippers ..
10 and 12c figured
lawns and batiste ..
SI .98
$3.00
5c
! $12.50 fine Trunk
for
S10
II' you are going to take
The members of the Coterie an.
much gratified with the encourage-
ment received from the business men
of Norman. The newspapers have
helped us by writing editorials an 1
printing articles for us, while AJr. 1.
J. Burke offered unsolicited a prize
of $2.50 for the second best flower
bed raised by a pupil of the public-
schools. To aid us in raising money
for civic improvements Mr. J. R.
Holland generously offered us a
benefit sale and Mr. J. R. Stogner a
benefit performance at Dreamland.
We take this occasion to offer them
our heartfelt thanks.
We have decided to offer the fol-
lowing prizes:
Best flower bed raised by school
child $5.00 in gold.
Second best flower bed raised by
school child $2.50.
Three third prizes of $1.00 each
will be given for the third best flow-
er beds raised by school children.
The care given these llower bed->
will count largely in the final tost.
Another prize of $5.00 will be giv-
en for the best kept vacant lot. The
lot may be planted to any crop or
it may be a grass plat. It must be
free from weeds. We do not care
whether you raise carnations >r
onions. Neatness counts most of all.
We want to do away with unsight-
ly and unwholesome things. Boys i
your parents have no vacant lot for
you to experiment on get pernr-
sion to care for one, put a tennis
court on it or make a croquet fiel'
of it, if you do not want to raise a
crop. Any one wishing to enter this
contest should phone the name am!
location of the lot to Mrs. V . C.
Smith, thajrman Civics Commit te<
Coterie, l'lione 327.
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June 1.—Hume
m a .i county will be ' n . .... . . T _
Guthrie, Okla., June l.—L. L.
i i illman county. Sa ««- «
Masher cannot he county attorney
prenie court today denied injunction 0f Wagoner county according to dc-
of ^individual tax payers of the town- cision o[ Supreme court here today.
?"P restr,m""8 G°v. Haskell from ! Dcbarrment proceedings sustained
" |,|,n declaring tlir | on grounds that Masher had been
led trom Kiowa coun debarred from practicing law in
I "i.'m county Iowa and concealed this fact when
iuthrie, Okla.,, June 1—Judge
IV Conners of Canadian, of the >iaie
board of agriculture, member of the
board of control of the state peniti ■■
tiary, and also of the state bo.iid • : , i -uii •.■ ni
pardons, was in McAlester visiti.;; i wnsliip dt •
the state penitentiary Saturday. and i; i, 1 to
Judge Conners says that while the The vote was overwhelming in fa-1 admitted to practice in Oklahoma.
appropriation for construction oi th« .r of I illman county at a recent j
penitentiary will not be available un- election called to determine the mat- s. A. Darland who has been trav-
til July 1 the maintenance appro,,r.a ter, I In c< urt holds that the wishes eling for a medicine company in the
tion will be Immediately available, of the majority must be respected Creek country, arrived in Norman
He says that the material tt ed in and that individuals of the minority today to spend a few days visiting
the construction of the temporary | cannot institute injunctions of this j with his family. He reports the Creek
j country badly storm swept.
'Cadet" hose for
men women and
children
25c
a trip see us for Trunks or
I suit cases all grades and
! prices.
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Attend the Special sale of Embroidery and laces ■
Friday and Saturnay only. ™
We will make prices on embroidery these two g
days that will be interesting and profitable for you. "
Always anxious to please you, [}
Hollands Cash Store. ■
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stockade should be properly paid oat ! nattir
of the maintenance appropi iati ___.
only the permanent structure l>. ini.:
charged against the construction a),
propria: ior.
This will be glad ne\\> ti
merchants, who have sold -uppli*. -
to the penitentiary for soin linn
and have not been ablr to i i tli
money.
Judy Cmtmrs -aid, riiv., tin
recent criticism of the pardor. .in!
"I pay no attention to such iiti
cisms except to read tliem. V u !■>
the be-t that we can.
"The idea that the courts are not
doing their duty doesn't seem to bi
upheld by the record. Do you know
that there has been a net increa ■ 1 i
100 prisoners here the last month. Tt
is appalling.
"There is one practice the o 11 -
are following that should be aban-
doned. 1 refer to their sending nun
here for ninety days. In the fir-t
place, it is wrong to put a ninety
day prisoner in with such hardened
criminals. In the second place, it i
wrong to ask the state at large to —-
care for a prisoner sentenced for j
such a short term."
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DAVIS B R E N D L E
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i our I mde Solicited, Three Blocks East Court
■"louse. Phone No. 5
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Candy S p ecials!
Mixed Candies ail this week 15c pound.
Made Fresh Every Day.
ICE CREAM AND ICE CREAM SODAS.
5c
NORMAN CANDY KITCHEN.
"Nicks Place"
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who enters our sto re
CVCI y Une stands face to face
with Great Bargains.
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The destiny of our goods and prices is a journey
of advertising; for us. You pay so little for so much
value you cannot help telling others about it.
Now is your chance to secure the pick of the lat-
est. Our stock offers unusual advantages to the
early buyer. There is no time like the present to
make your selections. Take interest in your own
welfare and drop in and see our fine goods, and let
us prove to you that we are fully prepared to save
you money and furnish you with the best.
We've been learning the business of buying for
a long time and we buy right we can save you
money.
Our stock was bought right so come right in
and let us show you what we can shj?w you what
we can do in the way of good goods and low prices.
This all happens at the
PALACE OF BARGAINS.
Sale Closes Next Saturday Night.
Wallenberg & Drawver.
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Perry, Okla., June l.—A party of
Perry fishermen went to the Arkan-
I sas river near the eastern boundary
of the I0l ranch last week, cxpcti-
| ing tr> spend several days in que:it
of the finny tribe, but after two day-i
they we're compelled to break camj.
and return to town, on account or
I the rattle snakes being so numerous
' that it made fishing dangerous at
the place where they were tryln,,
Walter Cooper, one of the party re
lates that before the expiration of
two days all the "bait" and medicine
ran out, and the party considered it
too dangerous to remain where one
could scarcely niatcc a step without
being confronted by a large rattler
According to the reports of som<
of the party the reptiles were ex
ceedingly large, and medicine had
to be taken in correspondingly large
clones. It seems that with each dose
of medicine the size of the snake,
increased, and if the medicine had
not run out the snakes' size would
eventually have reached that of boa
constrictors.
Shawnee, Okla., June 1.—Re
C. Wolf, pastor of the First li
church, and leading spirit in tin
and order league, from th
Sunday morning savajjel}
the jury that acquitted district jud
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ROBBERS AT WAUKOMIS.
Knid, June 1.—After looting the
Morse store at Waukomis la>t night
securing several hundred _ dollars
worth of clothing and other merch
andise, John Carter, 11. Ileal, K. • U'".
Snyder and P. Hewarter secured a
hand car from the section house and
came here where they were arrest
ed this morning by Sheriff Camp-
bell and his deputies.
Maben, charged with accepting
bribes from gamblers.
The preacher characterized tin
jurors as unfit for association with
their fellows, lie said the jury w -
a gross miscarriage of justice.
"All that are with me in my at-
titude will please stand, said tli
clergyman at the conclusion of his
sermon. Nearly every member in
the congregation stood, it i- declar-
ed by witnesses.
Rev. Wolf announced that sonv
some time this week he would call
a mass meeting and uemand tli
prosecution of Maben on the remain
ing charges in the indictment return
ed by the grand jury.
The pastor is the man whom
Moman Pruiett of Oklahoma Cit\,
counsel for Maben, in his address to
the jury declared was "a Wolfe lead
ing a band of coyote-.
A I R D 0 M E
TONIGHT
The < ireat Detective Story
NICK CARTER'S DOUBLE
BY PA TI IE
ILLUSTRATED SONG.
HUE FEAT
II E R
COOL AND COMFORTABLE.
Admission 5 to 10c
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MORE PAVINo AT TULSA
Tulsa, Okla., June 1.—Simultan- I
eously with inducing brick factory |
to locate here with a million and a j
quarter brick capacity daily, the
commissioners let the contract this
morning for four miles more asphalt
paving. Contract amounts to $200,
000.
George Graham and daughter-,
Misses Hatie and Callie, who haw
been in Oklahoma iCty for the pa t
week, returned home on noon train
today.
WILL DETERMINE DUTIES
OF DIFFERENT BOARDS.
Guthrie, Okla., June 1.-—Governor
lied a meeting of all
f the heads of departments and
! boards in his office lor \\ ednes ' >
: afternon for the purpose of reachnn.:
I an understanding ii possible, coi
I cerning the powers and duties of th.
board of public affair- and the otln
departments.
agreement can be reached
friendly suits will I"- started. 1 he
board, of agriculture has already re-
fused to recognize the public ai-
fairs board as having any authority
over it and has let the contract for
new building at Stillwater A & M.
college and ha- advertised for bids
for the construction oi the new W ar
ner and Tishomingo di-irict ;.grieu -
tural school buildings.
li^li Class Workmanship.
I Try
Our
| Cleaning
I And
| Pressing
Depart-
ment.
A Perfect Fit
Good Goods
And The
LATEST STYLES
AND FINISH.
NEW Y ORK TAIL'NG CO.
Mrs. Wom.'iek and l.al.y left n to,
day's train fur Noble to visit friends. I
H.G. GREENMAN, Mgr. t
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Danner, V. E. Norman Daily Independent. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 129, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 1, 1909, newspaper, June 1, 1909; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc106810/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.