The Collinsville News. (Collinsville, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 1, 1911 Page: 1 of 8
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COLIJNSVILLE, OKLAHOMA JUNE 1st 1911
PROTECT THE TOILER and PRODUCER.
THROUGH FENCE AT
80 MILES AN HOUR
riotor Car in Practice
Run Turns Over
Twice.
MO I OR SPEEDWAY, INDIA
NAPOL1S, May 27 — Running
nighty miPs an hour, a Lozier
car driven b.v Harold Van Gor-
din- *truck the cl.tn^er curve en-
tering ilm houne stretch of tlib
Indianapolis speedway tliis af-
ternoon, while tuning up for the
Memorial day 500 mile i ace and
crashed into the outer 'retaining
wall.
Van Gordor and W*I. Rardell
of New Yorlc, who was in the
mechanicians soar, were hurled
over the wall and nearly 18U feet
and Horan’s leg was broken.
A Hu ck car, driven by Louis
Chevrolet, and the Manmm
“Wasp,” piloted by Ray Hnr-
roun, ran away here last season
and Were wrecked. Neither of
the drivers were hurt.
’ Tomorrow the speedway will
be closed to everyone except ilie
pilots and their mechanicians,
and even they will not be allow
ed to use the track for practio
Toe track will be cleaned of a
oil and placed in the best p<>ssi
ble shape for Tuesday’s luces.
The hist details were comp et
ed tonight, when the officials o
the speed way orgmizalion nm
of the American Automobile A.-
sedation addressed a meeting 01
pilots and relief drivers at i
downtown hall. Tney were giv
en instructions regarding end
possible situation that may deve,
op during the race.
At the same time the sp .ed
way management wound up tht
ROGERS CO.
aero s i he lawn. Both escaped ! coaching of the 1,200 park em
dangerous injury, though Bar-! ployes, who had charge 01
dell's head was cut and his body » 1 he crowds on the grounds 1 u*'.s
painfully bruised. i day.
The heavy car tore nut a twen
ty foot stretch of the foot thick
concrete wall, then whirling like
a top, turned over twice and
landed up side down in the mib
die of the speedway. The wheels
were raked fr-un the. machine.
Little damage, however, was
done to the engine or body and
the car will star in the race.
Van Gordor said the accident
was caused by the blowing out,
of tlu* two outside tires wni e he
was swinging around the torn at
highspeed. 15a'dell had just ta,
ken the place of George Ainslee,
Van Gordor’s mechanician, fora
At the Lyric.
“The Dalton Raid” was shown
at the Lyric Monday night and >
good crowd was in attendance
and the pictures was appreciat-
ed by all Vaudeville will be put
on the latter part of the week
and, vve have been informed, it
is very good. Mr. IIow is get
ting the best things going and
we are sure the people appre-
ciate them.
Dr. Howell Visits Enid
Dr. Howells office will be clos-
WINS FIGH
The Election Wednesday Was Very Peaceable Consio
ering the^Nature of the Conflict—Clare-
more People Well Pleased.
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occured at the same poin
whether due to the grade or to
the fact that the drivers usually
let ont t heir motors to the full
limit when they swing into tin-
home stretch. At, this pi ice last
Wednesday an Amplex car d<i-
veu by Joe Hbrau turned over
tists of this and other states, ex
change ideas and experiences
with them, thereby keeping a-
breastof the times and can give
his patients the benefit of the ad
ded knowledge.
Wednesday of this week, the
-■lection day to test whether Col-
linsville would be attached to
Tulsa county or not was one of
he greatest election days in the
tistory of Collinsville.
1 On Tuesday evening auto mo
biles from Tulsa, Ctaremore and
Chelsea began to arrive and .-the
fun began. The Chelsea 'wind
came over and played for Collins-
ville while the Collinsville band
was hired by Tulsa county tin til
six o’clock after which they help-
ed the Rogers county advocates
celebrate.
It was conceded in the Start
that Tulsa county had the best
of the vole by about ninety per-
cent, on the one argument, alone
"convenience..” But the rest of
the argument was all on the
Rogers county side together
with the sixty per cent vote law
which it took to carry, which
law was made in order that dis-
satisfied factions could not be
continually changing county
lines.
DIAZ TO FRONT IN BATTLE
The vote was given to the
News as follows —
Precinct No. 2;Tulsa 114, Rog-
ers 92.
Precint No. 8; Tulsa 14.', Rog-
ers 92.
The total vote cast was 443.
It required 2155.80 of this num-
ber for Tulsa county to win
while they poled only 259 votes
The lawful majority for Rogers
county was 7 votes or a It tie
better than 41 percent of the
vote.
The work on both sides was
fast and furious hut the Titisa
county workers were beaten, at
every turn of the game and load-
ed up their cars and left for
own county about lour o’clock
not waiting to hear the results.
The Rogers county worl'ers
are to be complimented on their
staving qualities. While the
Tulsa county workers made fun
of thVNews’tight on the crook-
ed line-, that line had consider-
able to do in the results of the
ejection for every time the .
crooked it made hard worker*
for Rogers county on both side!
of tilt- crooked line. Our sev
en votes o r per cent win
ner was from the farm and i-.
those crooks. A straight lint
would have won for Tulsa, hand*
down but the shouting is all ovei
now, the law against county cut
ting in Oklahoma goes into t iTec
on the ninth day of .lime, uftet
which time this county line bust
ness will be prohibited.
Be reconciled to the conditions
as they exist and if you •can't
look pleasant, look as pleasant a*
you can, and let’s all j in hand*
and again take up the cry,
“Boost for Collinsville” an
make Collinsville the metrdpli* j
of Rogers county, second to n<
town in the county ntu^ first
the state if possible
Boost for Collinsville anc
Democracy in Rogers count
and you will be a winner eve
time.
K
TOTJE
Household Goods
Are INSURABLE, But
Are They Insured?
IF NOT, WHY NO I?
1 handle Hie following lines of Insurance:
Fire Lightning Tornado
Liability Plate Glass
Burglary Life
Surety Bonds
Hail
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QUICK SERVICE. REASONABLE RATES. ^
D. A. MULLEN j
Over Lyric Theatre. J|
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS I
$30,000.008
LIABILITIES OF S
STOCKHOLDERS $500,000.00
TOTAL ASSETS
$530,000.00
You will notice that the combined Capital, p
Surplus and Liability of the Stockholders 1|
of this bank are over |
I ONE HALE MILLION DOLLARS g
9 Yon will look for a long time before you will find another
fl bank with the strength of this hank as sh(\wn by the
M abcTe figures, / ,
H We ire on the lookout for new business and will give each
fl depositor the benefit of one of the strong *st banks in
|| Oklahoma. f'
| FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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Gray Eagle of Hexlco”
Reported to be Great-
ly Improved.
VERA CRUZ May 27,-Gen
oral Diaz himself took command
of the federal soldiers who re
pulsed a large force of rebels,
while the former president was
on his way from Mexico City to
VeraCruz. Toe latest estimatt-
places the number of rebel bead
| at 20.
I Tht* attack on the train in
which General Diaz was travei-
| ing, and the esc .rting trains, oc
cured a Tepeysiiualc >, With
General Diaz at the time wert
Sen-ora Diaz, Colonel Portin'
Diaz, his son, and the latter’s fa
mily. The trains were proceed
ing slowly with a pilot engine ii
the lead, the military train next
then the former president’s spe
cial and last of all. a wreckiig
train to repair tracks if neces
sary.
Trie rebels cime into the ope>
as the trains were approaching
Tepeysliualco. They nu in beret
500, and began a tierce attack
The federals at once detraineo
and used rapid tire guns.
General Diaz ordered his spec
ial car-1-> proceed nearer to tin
scene, and with pistol in liar
ran forward t - aid his defender
The federals quick action, li n
ever, with the rapid filers, hm
taken the rebels by surpris-
and they soon were in rulI n
treat. The trains then proceed
ed at high speed.
On his arrival here Genera
Diaz was received in silen6-
There was neither cheers noi
hisses for the mad who liad lieh
the power in Mexico for so mail)
years. Diaz was met by J. B
Body, to whose home he hasten
ed. From the llagstaff of this
mansion the British iiag is ily
ing
General Diaz will be a passen-
ger on the Hamburg-Amerlean
steamer Ypi range, which sails
for Spain May 31, by way of Ua
vana. The health of the former
president appears to be greatly
improved.
MEXICO CITY, May 27 S*ift
and bloody punishment was giv
en the~assailants of tire tr|*ip
train acting as escort to General
Diaz on bis trip to Vera Cruz/ ac
cording to a message received
tonight by- Alfredo Robles Do-
minguez. the representative of
boadero The telegram was sent
by IliaroG. Marque*, the r hie
leader in tire state of \ era
Cruz.
Marquez says the attack was
made by a band Jed by DeUino
|Nilldnuev.*'and that as soon as
,he^hejj.rd of it he gave orders to
pursue them. Leading the rev-
olutionists himself he found ViII-
meuva and his band, coming
hem with great loss.
Robles Dominguez says Villa-
’neuvahas never taken orders
from any authorized revolution-
ist and has always been rer^ar-
led as nothing more than a ban-
lit. He expressed deep regret
'.hat any attack should have been
made on Diaz's train.
Df\ Crabtree Dead.
For about two years Dr.
Crabtree was troubled
Bright’s diseas, and was
feeble during this time.
Wednesday, May 81th 191.3, he
,-ave way and death claimed him
is its victim.
Dr. Oral t -ee I a; been an hon-
ored citizen of Coliinsv.iUe for a
number of year's and was chair-
man of the school board at the
oioie of his death.
He was a member of fcte Odd
Fellows, Woodmen and Yoemen
lodges, and carried $2,00(A insur-
in the Woodmen and $3,000 in
the Yoemen. The Yoeman poli-
ty has been drawn to about$600
hioh leaves §409.
The funeral was conducted by
v’everand Hickman, Thuri-day
lune 1st at 4 p. m,
TWO niNUTE TITLE ij
IALK. i|
(NO. 11.) 11 !]
Did yon know that placing],
vour reliance upon a Wa rranty r
Deed is simply bidding for a law
suit? ' .
lu California this fact is soj
well understood that a Warranty
Deed is looked upon with »u»
picion.
It is for this reason:
If the title is good it, passes
with the deed, and that is al
there is to it—no need of a War-
ranty. If bad, the adding of a
Warranty does not make it good.
A Warranty is nqljr a »hort
bet—a wager that you will, have-
no trouble: but it ytm &•#, and'
finally loose out, I’ll pay year
money back, and if your - grantor
is not worth the money, > *n» hold
the sack.
A better plan is to rer-pjjre am
abstract. Don't go to la tv.
Johnson Abstuact & r joan Co.
Clare more, oklal joint
COLLINSVILLE 18 GROW!
Many Buildings Now 0i
der Process of Con-
struction.
The building boom in Collin*
villehas reached a lively stage
This is caused by the develop
ment of the natural resources of
this country, which makes
substantial, a reliable and stabl
growth. Prior to locating th,
two smelters here such a growl j
would hive been abnormal
without fonudutioii.
M. K. Farmer is erectint
two story brick on Main sir*
25x100 feet. The lower
will be used for a store
and there will be eight offle
roims above.
N. O. Colburn is putting
a two story bifek with twostot
roomf, next to the bank, 25xl(
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There are nearly
existence In the United
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few years I
Seventy out of every
Account with One Dollar, keep
adding to them, and in a
YOU commence a Sav
are certain to gain by it,
dred that you will soon
Your deposits are ab
You will never regret m
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4 PER CENT PAID
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Wright, W. L. The Collinsville News. (Collinsville, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 1, 1911, newspaper, June 1, 1911; Collinsville, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1173334/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.