Collinsville Times. (Collinsville, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, March 21, 1913 Page: 4 of 6
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PAGE EIGHT.
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' ,i tin nc ii;jt v.hen a man embarks upon an
'li- a ‘At .1 . ire.rr there is no depth to which
j rtie may not sink.
• . ; . -re tire' -T-H—TV-P-
’• Jr- b? i j ' ..me per:-oti * scoff at the story of
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3i. i . K, i i,r bn.:;'jr i.on ui . tijr fn that i trained catfish turned loose
and ^OiiUort.
1 he lafliiei toG
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Issued Semi-!
1 i»r’ In >1 liifl
> i • *i *n ttir ijiue tat that swims about a pond
■ f -< >.-i J Latching frogs. We suppose it would
STEEN!
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• i. tn.- cellar would keep a house free
in the k,-jt of the, from mice.
F. L. ST
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OFFICIAL
ir« ■ ii j.» ■ .ti. :■ i i - ' l.tn winter i-
u r. ali.y before (lie Iirej.ii,-* of co-Btenl
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1 he enthusiastic .Sew Vorker who ad
rise' all men to marry trained nurses
I:.,-- tii- ' •;!' -■ hat ,, ., i-rlooV one important consideration.
__ tberi ■ -■ in i \uu «-i:i I fool a trained tVUrse on those
Entered at 1 tv- -: -I • tin i,i.,bi people' "morning after1’ symptoms.
I second clast who - k i., . ! . i . , ..1
voice that whisper words ot cheer to
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-— . . j ■ -—....... ...... V hat lias become of the old fashioned
Subscription, J ^ ,i,; ,t, I' . . ant „ orivis; v, ooden Indian that stood in front of
TEI tob I: !■ • ... I. - lid..; ; 1 ! pi -,..e it
RESIDI in a i.-.nt 1-in;*
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p lieni .ilh r.il: • die file of
i t trUl\ glelt 111- I (l brill A life V'l 111
’ " tell**- .'ll. 1 Hi - «11C lit- f he iie.r-
. . tense anu ii. - 'in i-at i in- elec-
tion oi what
*•* . Hity tor later on l: the L • [ na
Icxae thro itch it obt.-nced at
ocratic d« vg..
tion pledged I sistani, a v. -il . t meat.- oi tht
,hc .1. time i ipeater part of our pleasure Doubtie ■ .—e...........„„ u.„„..mclll
tutieve An »t n°t talent that men want, nor the of mental pursuits causes him not to
rws-.- «> w t . . . - lit tha -.1 .1 » .•. 1 ' ri'.r he-.•- -•.■nr cw ! i *r J
cigar -lands.—Muskogee Post. They
are in the Oklahoma legislature Give
Us -oniething easy.
-TH-WP-
THE FORCE OF KINDNESS.
V hit is best to promote the welfare
of mankind
Kindness.
i mine':- ibould so surround one that
tne fatigue oi labor or the harrassment
be .'line ill-tempered
Kindness is the harvest of content-
ment.
If a bad man is pointed out to you,
put by the thought of him and think
tuuomi: aai. —
• ,e power to achieve, but the will to labor
who are "i gt T-H-W-P
violently g In sn intern, ban r was an aged
words of n Irishman, who held a pipe in his mouth
and a The cor iuitor told bin .id not r— —----6„„ U1U1 aim
ing of rattl smoke, but he paid n,> h -,-,l. Presently of some good man; if shown a sinful
free list Tth* conductor came iiao t“he tar and j woman, think of some beautiful charac-
poeed to the said with a show of irritation: "Didn't jt r. Ii wretchedness demands thought,
list or the I tell you you tout in t smoke in tbi* revert to happ.ness, where kindness
riee. • Tcxaa cart" “Well. Oi tn n ,t'-rn. kin 11 1 Eou re
lowering tin got a pipe in your mouth replied Pat
saw mill m "So Oi hev me feet in me hoots it-
to lower tn plied Pat, ‘but Oi'rn not walkin’.1
yet, govern —^T-H—W-P——
thc.se Texa A former train robber has become
party that prominent in Oklahoma polities, -how-
poue It - _;______
abounds.
M isdom. riches high station—none in-
herently provide kindness.
K.ndness is not purchasable.
Kindness is a friend, defeating failure
healing affliction, and cheering the care-
worn until they complain no more.
0TSA1 USE THE PARCEL POST.
In the 1 The first month s trial of the parcel
in1' to pres P<**t has prated it to be a big institu-
£jqj| Gvah IA ADA (Mlii v.ama.1 — - a. 1 -
for the vc
A NEW DODGE.
Up-to-date highwaymen in Germany
. „ ----- are now using the biograph as an ac-
Over +ii,iI'lO.iiii.* parcel p. -t pa. k- [ ees .ory. Franz Kugier, while walking
GRAN’MAS.
There's something ’bout a Gran'ma a
boy can t help but like;
She s always glad to see and calls you
"Little Tike.’’
She says, "That boy's not naughty; he’s
only full of fun.
A child s a chiid—I know it, ’cause I
myseif was one ”
That s how a Gran ma argues. And
when your stomach aches,
She doesn t caii you piggy, and count
what a left of the cakes.
No: that a a time, she tells you, a boy’s
in need of love.
And iittie candy pellets that have a
taste of clove.
And if a playmate whistles, and you
get well and play.
She doesn't say, "I told you that that
would be the way!”
No; she's beside the window to smile |
and wave her hands,
And call, “Have .lots of fun, dear.”
That's ’cause she understands.
She. says the toughest children have
tender kinds of skin,
And thinks a downright whipping is
something of a sin.
A boy without a Gran ma just mises
half his life.
I d rather have—I reaiiy would—a
Gran'me than a wife.
— A BOY.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
A diplomat knows when it is policy
to know nothing.
-T-H-W-P-
Anger is like rain, it breaks itself
upon that on which it falls.
-T-H-W-P-
Every gold brick peddler is sure the
world owes him a living.
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GOVERNOR’S PROCLAMATION.
The Gump & Jo:
Where Quality is Higher
Than Price
This Store Wouldn’t Be Our Store if it
Were Not Your Store
State of Oklahoma, Executive Depart-
ease. We «f<* were handled in tbe ration during I along the banks of the Rhine, en-
be led 'by January. The merchant* in the smaller | countered a couple of thugs robbing a
grind. H* C*I*PS arP not taking hold o{ the boat- woman He interferred and they took
In the con ne" po-Mhilitii- i.ith ti, -.m;.; ;, id.ty.to ti„ ir beets
in eons.de £ the merchants of the larger cit.es while the woman was profusely
the man ’The iii-.tuUon -tablished «d • thanki h„ r a well-dressed
the city’* Whether ,t is a fa,r or an unfa.r de.1 to straDge>) Bt out lrom behmd
ho the m the merchants of the smaller business c.v, *, , . ,, ,,
be tne m a ulaei introduced himself as the man-
„_„r nsj Ceoters, they must avail themselves ot ; .
your o . .- i t>i a moving picture concern and
man who or put out < largi > i 1
m!vatc b raa’> order bou - that will r, ich mto *!* tlw Pait
89 ma'"' • « i * ' i r fit ible n ££ ‘i ^ttu^ly phyed m the
sot ,"'t lilts ,= .“!1,ttto (1,aDia In Iact' he *•> im-
gigy, ficiently large enough for the average “““
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tion in v...;------ h r.urler accepted, and when it came
pres ed LTith Kuglers historiomc abd-
in. and if he goes about buildino- ud hi*
l,°" ‘,‘t, business in the right wav, he hw a ter-1 *“g,el 5Ed *hea cam.
iritory which can not 1 by th V"« 1 > P°« ,t*iore the camera «i-
W,U mail order houses, ml ty mil ..... “ *» be rot)bea’ bis pocket-
proud o. drde_ on the game ^ _ o, t;., r,rt. t ' *> '• 'him and other valu-
_ , tion rates as he conduct* his business! , Were taken' then he ^a3 locked
J , * on. There is no use railing at the par-'**'™ :""1 leU ur,con3eiOU3'
n,)t Hh" ce! post, it seems to be here to stav, sol, Un recovfnn« KugIcr foulld bis fel-
1 -* ------1—i- a, . ,, , ‘ low "actors had disappeared along with
"manager" and the camera man.
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THE WORLD’S BEST FICTION.
_X II—W P__ 1 Chicago Tribune: “And you shall
SADDEST YET j !‘ave .vour own checkbook, dearie, and
J ' draw your pm money just as you
Uillie Weeds—Lady, just a nickel, wish
IfuagL ^ tj,e merchant* that will nuke the great-!
8 °W ‘ est po.- Ale use of it will succeed, the '
or , others will be crowded out.—Pawnee
are bf Courier.
mistakt
cal pr<
many
same
same ' my pals stranded two miles up in the j _JH_W P
put tt air in hi* ... and am t got gaso j To keep friends treat them kindly; to
.. * * ncoi iua
worke. “ne erough t come down—Boston Po-t kill them treat them often.
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Map Designating Division of Wards
and Voting Places
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Oak Street
BROADWAY
Main Street
Ceiitial High School Building
BROADWAY
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Main Street
ment—Proclamation.
TV hereas, It has been made to appear
to me that the incorporated town of
CollinsYille, Oklahoma, has a population
of twenty hundred, or more, residing
upon land platted into lots and blocks,
and that a petition signed by thirty-
five per cent of- the qualified electors
residing within the territorial limits of
said town, as shown by the last preced-
ing general election, has been filed with
me;
Therefore. I. Lee Cruce, governor of
the state of Oklahoma, do hereby pro-
claim and call a special election in such
town for the purpose of submitting to
the qualified electors thereof the ques-
tion of whether or not said town shall
become a city oi the first class under
the provisions of article I, chapter 14,
compiled laws of Oklahoma, 1909, Sny-
der; and I hereby proclaim that said
election shall be held on the 1st day of
April, 1913. and for that purpose do
hereby establish polling places at the
following places, to-wit;
First precinct, Eagle Hall on Broad-
way, between Morris and Porter ave-
nues. Second precinct, Presbyterian
Manse on lot 6, block 31, intersection
of Oak and Edwards avenue. Third
precinct, residence of Dr. Carson at in-
tersection of Main street and Graham
avenue. Fourth precinct, Christian tab-
ernacle on Main street. And for that
purpose do divide said town into four
temporary wards or precincts, and do
hereby appoint three judges and two
clerks of election for each polling place,
as follows-
The first temporary ward shall con-
sist of the following ■ All that part of
the territory included within the corpo-
rate limits of Collinsville, as are now
or may hereafter be constituted, lying
north of the center line of Broadway
street and east ot the center line of
tdwards avenue; and the following
three persons shall be judges of elec-
tion at such polling place G. W. Shep-
herd. William Holloway and "H. E. Mc-
Kinley; and the following two persons
shall be clerks of election at such poll-
ing place: Rov Evans and S. ( . Bryant.
The second temporary ward shall con-
sist of the following: All of that part
of the territory included within the
corporate limits of Collinsville, as are
now or may hereafter be constituted,
lying north of the center line of Broad-
way and west of the center line of Ed-
wards avenue; and the following three
persons shall be judges of election at
such polling place- M. W. Robison,
John Boiimaa and J p. Brockman and
The only may we can succeed is to serve you. The only
way we can serve you is to satisfy you when you purchase,
and to satisfy you with your purchase satisfaction isn t a
matter of a moment, it is an enduring thing.
Careful buying enables us to offer you the most complete
stock of Hardware and Furniture in Rogers county.
Among the new arrivals is a complete line of "Gibson"
Refrigerators. The difference between a Gibson refrigerator
and a human being, is that a human being bundles up to keep
the cold out and a Gibson Refrigerator is bundled up to keep
the cold in.
A big shipment of 1913 Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. (There
is only one Hoosier" and only one store in Collinsville sells
it).
Our big line of Go-Carts is complete, and baby will be glad
to ride in one. The prices are right.
Yours for satisfaction.
We carry in stock a full line
of OCEDAR mops, oils and
dust cloths at the regular
price.
Gump
The Big Store on
the Corner
Jones
Van Buren street to the south line of
the corporate limits of Collinsville, as
are now, or may hereafter be consti-
tuted; and the following three persons
shall be judges of election at such poll-
ing place; Joe Mylar, G. B. McGuckin
and Ed Bondurant; and the following
two persons shall be clerks of election
at such polling place - ■ John Blair and
C. Gotschaii.
lhe fourth temporary ward shall con-
sist of the following: All of that part
of the territory included within the cor-
porate iimits of Collinsville, as are now,
or may hereafter be constituted, lying
south of the center line of Broadway
street, and east of a ime beginning at
the intersection of the center ime of
Broadway and Edwards avenue and ex-
tending south along the said center ime
oi Edwards avenue to the south bound-
ary line of the original plat of Collins-
ville, thence west aiong said line to the
intersection with the center line of Van
Buren street, thence south along the
center ime of Van Buren street to the
corporate limits of Collinsville, a* are
now, or may hereafter be constituted;
and the following three persons shall
be judges of election at such polling
place: A. M. Knighton, Jt. L. Pavne and
Mark Farmer; and the following two
persons shall be clerks of election at
such polling place
EASTER GREETING!
c
REMEMBER
The Kresine
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL
EASTER NOVELTIES
LEE & BATEMAN
, --------- -------r-----B r.„A. A. R. Hail and Ed
the following two persons shall be clerks Rogers
of election at such polling place; W, The polls shall be opened on the day
G i Wyman and C. B. Gump. j ot election at the hour of 8 o'clock a.
The third temporary ward shall c-on m. and close at the hour of 6 o’clock
sist of the following All that part of p. tn.
the territory included within the corpo-1 Such election shall be conducted as
rate limits of Collinsville, as are now, near as may be in accordance with the
or may hereafter be constituted, lying j election laws now in force,
south of Broadway street, and west of Witness my hand and the great seal
a line beginning at the intersection of of the State of Oklahoma affixed at the
At Last it Has Come
on the 26th day of
the center line of Broadway street with ^ capital thereof
the center line of Edwards avenue and i February, 1913.
extending thence south along said center; By the governor:
line of Edwards .avenue to the inter-) LEE CRUCE
section with the south line of the crig-) Governor of the State of Oklahoma.
I can now sell you a good 50x140 foot lot for
$50.00, $1 down and $1 per week, and will
build you any kind of a house you • want on
rental payments. I also have some beautiful
truck tracks at edge of town for sale on
easy terms.
Phone 178
L. C. HARPER
Okla Rooms
inal plat of Collinsville, thence west
along said line to the intersection with
the center iine of Van Buren street,
(Seal.»
BENJAMIN F. HARRISON,
Secretary of State.
Old Corporate Line
OUR ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Light and Heat are among the
marvels that electricity pro-
duces. Now that we have the
lightning chained and trained
into so many provinces of use-
fulness, why don’t you investi-
gate and see how
ELECTRICITY
can aid von? No matter what
your occupation or position,
we are sure you need some
up-to-date electrical conveni-
ences.
Come in and see our new
stock of supplies and get sug-
gestions.
JAS.
B. ARMSTRONG, ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
Phone 216. Collinsville, Oklahoma.
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is conscious that his apparel U
beyond criticism. For the
cheerful daily task or for the
stately formal function "The
Tailoring You Need,” made
by A. E. Anderson & Co. of
Chicago, is at your service.
Fashions correct, fit and fabric
perfect. Every garment fully
guaranteed. Let us show you
the Spring patterns.
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Steenrod, F. L. Collinsville Times. (Collinsville, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, March 21, 1913, newspaper, March 21, 1913; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1136411/m1/4/?q=wichita+falls: accessed June 21, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.