The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 8, 1903 Page: 3 of 8
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Irs. Geo. Gensman is much lie'ter
Worth is building quite a neat
Itage on west Monroe Street.
S. Shoe maker is able to be around
^in after a long tussel with the
ler.
["he Music Club met at Mrs. Sam
ins this afternoon and the attend-
Ice was good.
alsoj
rol. Ed. Weatherly won $500. in
Izes in his last racing tour and is
11 satisfied with the result.
E,
doi) Martin Garber is reported
Itlng much easier io day but he i-i
jlte weak, and the worst is feared.
udge Strang came over on the
lalfa express yesterday. He look-
as pleasant as a map of western
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■?he county commissioners have
Btn in session all week allowing bills
Hiiust the qounty and attending to
rher county business.
Btrman Kersting has gone to the
hrie races with the Hough horses,
r Hough is not able to leave home
§jn£ to the sickness of his wife.
Birdie iit Undress.
Wh?'> congress a-semhies: when
the speaker brings his grav I down
and remarks, "the house will now
come to order" and the majority
number :i(i2 the Hon. Birdie McGuire
walks down the isle of the house to
his seat, with that steady, heavy
tread that denotes a great states-
man, there will be a deep, dull hush
siniiliar to that great time in history i
when St. Paul aim in arm with Mo-1
ses marched Into the presence of]
the Roman Senators. The speaker
will then enquire, "Is the bird from
Odahoma present?" "He is, Mr.
■•peaker." "Then U:t the troubles of
the house of rep e-entatives of the
l'nit^d States congress begin,"
Birdie arises slowly and .'.ells, Mr. J
Speaker!" the bt-d from Oklahoma j
has the floor.'' 1;1 arise to ask the |
unanlrtWUS consent of the house for the ^
Immediate consideration of a joint |
resolution advancing Capt. Walter
Ferguson, inspector general of O.
N. G. to the rank of Lieutenant Gen-
eral and that he be given command
of the forces at Kokoma, Colorado,—
Mr. Speaker!— furthur on in the
deliberations of this great pulsating
law making body I will ask that an-
other young man who has pushed me
ahead of Flynn be made custodian
of the United States Foundling Hos-
pital " The speaker will fall from
the chair and the members will all
.Ohioand New York Doubtful States.
Democrats in Washington arc
much elated over the prospects ot the
party in Ohio and New York. It is
evident that the republicans of Olro
are frightened and are appealing to
the party at large for assistance.
There have been lifteen hundred in-
vitations sent out to republican
speakers through the country, and
[Secretary Shaw, Secretary Wilson,
Secretary V'oody, Speaker to be Can-
non, Senator Fairbanks, Senator De-
| pew and a half doz:-n other prominent
j republican senators have promised to
come out to Ohio to he p Senator
Hanna defeat Tom Johnson It is
believed that Mr. Hanna s refusal to
| debate With Mr. Clarke will injure
the republican cause in his state.
Mi-. Johnson of Lahoma has pur-
Msed the Enid Confectionary on
|lid Avenue. He will continue the j lly out for fresh air
aness at the old stand with all the
[time push and work.
White is going to call his
|po rooming house, on Monroe
"The Airy Place." He has
es built arou,id it that resembles
porches of the Doodle Doo House
Atlantic City.
iiat as the Wave predicted, the
ght train dispatches have been
:ontlnued in the boiler plate
oss the way. They did not taste
id to the people, entirely too
sty and mouldey. Now comes
Is nests and spider webs.
.fee editorial and repetorial force
||the all boiler plate buzzard across
age way changes so fast that the
(aliagement is compelled to place
ie potrait of the latest man in the
aper so that the people iit ay kll<? W
im before he lenVeS tW fWCe.
May Sub-Let School Lands.
The School land secretary announc-
ed that the rules of the hoard had
been changed to permit lessees to
sub-lease their lands, except in the
case uf grazing lands west of range
13 west, with the approval of the
board. Heretofore lessees have not
been allowed to sub-lease their
lands. Following is rule 13 as
amended:
Rule 13—"No person shall he per-
mitted to assign or sublet any por-
tion of the leased premises, except
in case of land leased for grazing
purposes west of range 13, provided,
however, that all lessees of iichiol
land residing in the territory may re-
ceive a permit to rent for a year -or
crop season such portion of ilstSr
Jand as is deemed advisable by the
board; all persons deslflfltf t' :,val1
themselves of ti ls privllagc BlUst
make application in writing to tfie
secretary, giving reasons fdf dfrsir-
ing so to rent, and accompanied by a
fee of $2 to cover cost of investiga
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Endless Chain Prosperity.
The g. o. p. idea is to tax the
people In order to provide a surplus
In the national treasury to lend to
the Inlanders at a low rate of inter
est in order that they may loll) it to
the people at a high rate of interest
in order that tile people may secure
money enough to pay the taxes that
provides a surplus that may be loan-
ed at a low interest to the finanbiers
who want to lend it to the people at a
high rate of interest in order to pro
vide the pebple with money where-
by they can pay the taxes that will
provide a snrplus that may be loaned
to the litiaticiers and so on, ad lib.
As an "endless chain" scheme this
haji the Cleveland bond sale beat a
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Ministers' Wives Organize.
Guthrie, <). T. Oct. (i—In the Okla-
homa conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church here, lie vs. J E.
Hurt of Shawnee, and E, S. St ckwell
of Perr3\ were elected ministerial
delegates to the general conference
next May. Alternates ch' sen were
J. T. Riley of Oklahoma and E. F.
Hill of Pawhuska.
The ministers' Wives Asscociation
of Oklahoma and Indian Territory
was organized with the following offi-
cers; President, Mrs. Mary Hoss, Enid
recording secretary, Mrs Nellie Alli-
son: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Ella Johnson, Pond Creek, treasurer,
Mrs. Grace Hodge, Lawton.
THE OJSfE STOTKE.
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YOU GET MARRIED—WE WILL DO THE REST.
that Stands Move Zbetti Jill.
TheGiantof them all. The commer-
cial Pride of Enid We present great-
er values and easier payments than
any store in the territories. Be sure to
let as figure with you when in need of
goods in our line, as it will be dollars
in your pockets to do so. A few of our
offerings for this week.
This solid O.ik
Washstand brass
trimming a; cut,
wld everywhere at
$5.00, at $3.85.
Iron Beds, full size, at $2.25 to $50.00, all colors and designs.
This elegant Extension Tahle, 6 feet long,
solid oak, nicely finished, easily worth $6. 50
Our Price $4.85.
This beautiful Dressei in «
Sol id l >ak, 4 drawer* swell! t,
front. French plate mirror t
worth $18. Our Price this
Week $10.98.
All goods sold with a guarantee and money refunded if not satisfactory.
Remember the Place 906 and 908 E. Broadway.
About Water.
tion and passing upon the applica-
tion."
The Shingle Case.
Daniel Doty had a preliminary
The Wave mart lead the ordinance
llfGfflllatf the sewer System Sunday.
i ie great document. It regulates
ie graft of the plumber on the
eople in great shape. It treats of
letters which ate entirely personal j
nti, the people, matters over which !
he city tfilnnot legally control and !
out-a whole lot of useful regula-1 hearing before Judge Pegar jester
Ins, I11 doesn't speak of the use of1 day. It will be remembered that
e^spaper rags and other tra^h liable ■ Doty was charged with swiping 14,
inter and stop wp the whole sys-; 000 shingles from the Enid Lumber
It seems to have been drafted ' Co. at Drummond. Mr. Doty swore
Lm the plumbers blue book as it Is in- that he purchased the shingles from
juled to give the people a whole lot three different lumber yards in Wau-
inecessary expense for the bene- komls. When asked why the brand had
|of the plumbers. However, what been planed off each bunch of shlng
ithe people expect. Neither the les, hesaidlie didn't know, in fact,
council or the city attorney had not noticed that the brands were
low a "confounded thing" about a planed off. This morning Judge Fe-
lker system and have no idea as to gar, bond him over to the Grand -jury
nutshell of the ordinance they in the sum of $1,000 which the defifl-
|vc passed. dant gave and went home
Garfield county, one of the largest
in the terr tory, only has 15 inmates
in the Norman Sanitarium. Thirteen
?th<;r counties beat her with n list of
from iS to 67. In looking over the 1 -t
wediscovered t at the very CU e east
side of the territory has tafcff luna-
tics to the square Itvch than eitner
the central or westfcrn section.
MAY BE POSTPONED.
Hearst Congressional Trtp May
Tak: Place This Month.
Not
Tile waters of the foulest s-tream
and of the purest spring are kin.
Tnere is water and more In the filthy
brook, there is water and no more in The tnayor of El Ileno issued a pro-
the spring. But no brouk is totally claniation prohibiting the throwing,
impure, else it would be no longer ! of rubber balls, ice cream, sklmed
water. The water of it has a self- j milk, brick, face p iwder, force, corn
purifying power; give it time, sun- meal, flour or any other substance
shine and motion and it can once during the carnival in El Keno this
more flow limpidly toward the sea. j week, except confetta. The dear old
A telegram was received atGu'.h-
rie today saying1 that the Hearst con-
gressional trip, which was planned
for some time in this month, rai^'ht
Cut Out for a Preacher.
The oratorical gift of the preache««r
of mountain regions of Tennessee
31. eh admired by their simple pa*inh- ■
i'vie if iomewhat too florid for se-v
eral tastes. Residents of that pari
of the country relate many anecdotet
of their eloquence, as well as t&ve r
absurd interpretations of Scmpfcure
be postponed until after the regal .r | it j9 the height of every fcoJ'V-fiuHii
These are facts ol the lower world
that none should forget in their hum-
an relations—a straight line of kin-
ship runs through the highest and
mightiest down to the lowest deprav-
ed creatures.
The people were slow in getting
out to the special bond electio i to-
day. It is a question whether even
'the school bonds have carried. If the
school bonds are defeated it will prove
to be a misfortune to the best inter-
est of the city.
confetta goes and the merchant:
ing it make "jO0 | er cent.
sell
session oi congress had convened. If
the matter is postponed, it will be on
account of the fact that a number of
congressman who are expected to go
cannot get away in October. The iti-
nerary includes the railroads in both
territories, and ihe trip is to be made
with a view of acquiring knowledge
on the statehood question.
Another crank has attempted to
reach the president. He made sever-
al attempts: one at the Reformed
ohurch when the president was at-
tending service Sunday. He appear-
ed at the White bouse several times.
Yesterday he come in and was told
that he could not see the president.
He became violent and the secret
officers grabbed him, they found a
bull dog re.volver on his person.
What You t>o Knoiv
• and Don't Knolv.
That serse oi satisfaction in eating llneeda Biscuit
comes from knowing what you don't know about
ordinary crackers-there is no mystery about Uneeda
Biscuit*
You know they are baked in a bakery scrupu-
lously ciean.
You know they are put up in an air-tight package—
the In-er-seal Package—which protects them on their
iourney to you. ....
You know they have not been handled
by anyone but the man whose great in-
terest in life is to make them good.
Uneeda Biscuit appeal to all lovers
of good, clean food.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
KILLED FOR ALLEGED INSULT.
Pryor Creek, I. T., Oct. 5.—Elbert
Davis who was struck on the head
with a cane In a tight here Friday
night, died yesterday morning. Char-
les Fremont charged with the kilting,
had a preliminary hearing before
Judge Graves and is held for the
grand jury.. Fremont said that
Davenport Insulted his daughter.
As Big As Teddy.
Grover Cleveland Fuller has an In-
come of $.'0,000 a year, as a race rider.
He is only 18 years of age, 4 feet 5
inches high and rides at 100 pounds.
The president of the United States
should not be blamed for wanting his
salary increased when a little jockey,
whoonly weighs half as much, gets
the same wages.
Amateur Robbers Jailed.
A gang of amateur robbers at-
tempted to hold up the Waurika
Bank last Sunday. They drilled
around too much surveying the situa-
tion. They were all arrested and
jailed at Lawton. There cere live
men and a woman In the gang.
One Family.
Society cannot afford to overlook
the unity of the human family. It
is indivisible, and black fate awaits
those who forget it. The beasts
who ravish innocent girlhood, the
brutes who do unameable evils and
the violent who break through, steal
and murder are flesh of our flesh
They do not ask for recognition, nor
do they ask for perfume to disguise
the stench of their depravity: they
prefer to be left alone, llut the
naughty child of a family is not
thereby out of the family; the parent
who dares to think so will later be
stabbed with haggard shame.
Matrimonial matters always have
the right of may at Lawton. The
other day while a justice was trj ,ng
a lawsuit, a couple came in and the
court proceedings were stopped
while his honor performed the mar-
riage ceremony.
tion to be a preacher, iithoonh it - i
an Kffectation among the horiify'h.i'tv,-
ed portion of the population to pre-
tend to despite those who-tlo not t i-
gage in manual labor. A traveler ro
cently .viced a bright-eyed youngster
there: "What are you going to dc
when you grow up?" The boy .turnip*
his hea'l away, blushed with ei;j~
barassment and began to draw semi-
circles in the dust with his bare toc-
In the meantime his father.answ'ere#
•for him: "1 reckon that boy'll be a
preacher: lie'.- a powerful pert talkc*
when he ain't bashful an' he's ;c
darn la -y to work,"
Mr. Charley Beale and family, de-
parted for Washington, state, this
morning. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Frank Hamilton and chil
dren who are bound for Seattle,
where they will rema.n far a time,
thence to Oregon to visit with her
folks in that country.
The Santa Fe railroad Is posting
in all their round houses a bulletin
which suggests "that a fireman
should use more brain anil lees
muscle and that the men should re-
member that the company w.intB
firemen not coal heavers, as the lat-
er can be picked up any old time.'
A Robber Excused.
(Jefferson Review.)
Wednesday night a farmer east <C
town indulged too freely in tbe41o -
ing bowl and lay down on a bench t«
take a nap and when he awake he
found he hail been touched for about
170. SherlP Brattain was phonoC
to come over and make an investi-
gation and as a consequence om
young tuan alxjut town gave up thre*
?10 bill- and said that was all he got.
It Is not /icely any prosecution will
follow a-the ftllow was glad to get
that much of his money back. Thi*
is not the first offense for the t-aW
young man ond he was let Off the
same way before.
Jack O'Conner one of the first set-
tlers of Enid, who opened one of the
first meat markets in this city, is im
town fresh from Eagle City anB
Greer. Jack was rubbering at the
big brick buildings around the square-
thift morning hen he met a Wws.
reporte.- who knew him.
Well, said Jack, "you fellowa n *
been going some in the last few jann
This looks as big as Wichita to mc
'guess I had better staid here "
Judge Beauchamp Is still confinM
to his room aud he suffers consJ4*
able
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Isenberg, J. L. The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 8, 1903, newspaper, October 8, 1903; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc112355/m1/3/: accessed May 8, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.