Pauls Valley Democrat. (Pauls Valley, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 9, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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GEO. I. JORDAN
Lawyer and Notary Public
l: a. reeves
Land and Loan Man
The Jordan Land & Loan Co.
Plenty of Money to Loan on Long I inie at a
Low Rate of Interest
We give you prompt and honest service, and the full
amount of your loan. We will sell you a farm, or buy
vou one or will buy yours if the title is good, and price
reasonable. Place your land with us. We solicit your
business. Call onus, or address us. at Pauls valley,
Oklahoma.
SOCIAL
CRISIS
By Rev Dr. George W. Andmon
Ptbtor of Union Mrthodi*! F.pix i l
Church, St. Louis.
MAKE CONCRETE WATER TANK \ TURKISH TROOPS MARCHING THROUGH SALONICA.
Directions for Making Large Rsceptn-
el* That I* Not Apt to Crack
During Winter.
In reply to a request for direction*
for making a concrete water tanks
j about twelve feet long, three feet
wide and two and one-half feet deep, .
the Breeder'* Gazette publishes the >
1 following:
! Excavate until solid bottom Is ]
*mxT—Jacob was a plain man dwelling reached, or say twelve Inches, and
I anion* th- tents: and at a plain man, fln ,n g)j[ |nchpa wUh graVel or cln-
hast thou prevailed. j d(>rg packpd solidly. Tlien fill with
As men do not pick diamonds from wet concrete to a depth of four j
trees, but rather search for them Inches and on this place the form*.
' among the barren stones and soil, so The outside form should be Rerpen- ,
God seeks ror great leaders, not among Ocular, and the inside form ten Inches
the exalted, but fron, the great mass •mailer on each side -it the bottom
! of common folk. Desiring to start a =>nd live inches smaller on ea-h side
, new race preparatory to Christ's com ; at th« top for a tank ••vofee.decp.
i ing he searched among the common «o that the wall will be five inch *
rKi/ib of ihu t Alt f 111 f 1 ! i>n ivif'tw**! !11 '
Election Proclamation
| designated and appointed to and sha.i con-
_ I duct said election:
' Ward No. 1 -Judges, (J. E. Sorrell
and J. G. Stokes; Clerks, Lee Agnew and . world has ever known.
ones of Chaldea until he found Abra-
ham, a worshiper of Idols, and sent
him forth not only to be the father ol
the Jewish race, but of the three great
est forms of monotheistic religion the
God search
i A c Wianer I ed for an emancipator and he found i <—■ -
I w." H N„ 2 Judges A W Gray and! Moses, an alien, born in servitude, and of erunhed stone, or If of gravel w.tl
■ ' 2--Judges, A. . y ^ h)m fo| (h tQ , tho foundatolnS i about one-third sand, one barrel of
, W H Paul; Clerks, A.ex Gray and L. 1, civilization I cement to one yard of gravel. Ml*
! Jones. , ° Desiring to reveal the power of the ; wet or "sloppy" and fill In at once
Ward No. 3 Judges, F. K. Low ' ... . . *+a * ii ahnnu k<> <i no UuffirH
Ey vsnue o£ the authority vested in
b,, (he laws of the State of Oklahoma and
pursuant to the request of the B-iard of
Eduf a lion of the City o £ Pauls Valley of
the Si«te ot Oklahoma, manifested by a
resolution duly adopted by said Board ot
Education on the 2nd day of October, 1911, • ^g 3—Judges, F. K. Low 3nd
nnt.ee iS hereby given that a special elec- ^ ^ ^ Witten; Clerks, Wint Carter and
fcon is called to be he'd on the 20th day of | ^ SherteU. nclQ9 unul llo 1BU11U
November, 1911, in the City School is-1 Vt-!)[d No. 4—Judge, John Connor and] mafa, dwelling among tents, and sent
t; c t comprising the City of Pau.s ^ ailcv j john fanner; Clerks, J. A. Hogan and hint forth as a prince of God.
and the adjacent territory attache*! thereto . Jutn Suroptev. | The story of Jacob is the story ol
tor school purposes, for the purpose of | Adiacent Territory Judges, M. D. Miler! ambition, bad and good, laying hold
" land J. L Wilburne; Clerks, Frank Wofforl "t every means tomeetits end; fill
d ' ed with mingled pathos and Joy. Aa
! and L. D. Hamit ...
thick at th* top and ten inches at the
bottom. Ily making it i* this way it
is not only strtmger, but freezing in
winter will not be apt to crack it, a*
the Ice can expand upward.
The mixture may be made of on*
part cement, two of sand aud four
1 - iiisf jf
Photograph by Underwood & Underwood. N. Y.
THE FAMOUS ARCHED STREET OF TRIPOLI.
strong will and the Indomitable ambl
lion, he searched among the open
fields until he found Jacob, a plain
the bad ambition It sends its harvest
of sorrow, and as a holy ambition it*
harbest of joy. In no life is the fail
ure of ungodly ambition and the sue
cess of righteous ambition mora
marked
>'.:ng on the following proposition, to-wit:
Shall the Board of Education of the
City of Pauls Valley of the State of
klahoma issue its negotiable coupon
nds to the aggregate sum of SIX-
TEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, for
he purpose of providing funds for the
' ^instruction and equipment of a grad-
ed school building on block 215 of said
Cky in and for the City School Dis-
frict of said City of Pauls Valley, and
iovi le for the levy and collection of
m itinual tax sufficient to pay the in-
terest on said bonds as it falls dLe,
ml also to constitute a sinking fund
, r the payment of the principal there-
of within twenty-live years from date,
id bonds to be dated on the first day
ot Dedr-mker, 1911, anil to become due
nd payable on the first day of Decem-
ber I'JJb, and to bear interest st the
•ale ot 6ve por centum per annum.
j>,iyable semi-annually.
S urf «le .ion will be held at the following 4av ^ .
nihil2 places, tc-wit: ! it the hour of six o'clock in the forenoon, stream of cooking porridge, wh c 1
In Ward No. 1, of the City of Pauls j in4 closed at he hcur f :e en o'clock n the ! Idly stirred. ,' was ream ng
The ballots to be used at said election
will set forth the proposion subsiantialiy
ih the torra hereinbefore set forth, and in
addition thereto there will be pricted then 0 t
under said proposion two squares, one of
which shall have immediately to the right
thereof the word "YES," and the other
shall have immediately to th* right thereof
the word "NO." If the voter desires to , brought dUma, fa|iure. Me bt
vote affirmatively for said proposition he , ]jeved that birthright gave the power
shall stamp in the square immediately pre-1 j0 ruie and unjustly sought to secure
ceding she word "YES," or if he desires one not his own.
-CJ vote against said proposition be shall j At the doorway of a weather-beaten
stamp in the square immediately preceding j tent he sat one evening, a mere lad.
nd all should be if re before the 1
bottom Is thoroughly set. Of course •
the forms should be made tight and |
well, braced and around the top It 1
might be well to place two strands of
large wire, say N'o. 5 or No. ti. Place
these about two Inches from the top j
and outside. After one day take out
the Inside form and wash the inside ,
with a mixture of one part reinent j
and two of sand, spreading It on |
thickly with a whitewash brush, j
Keep It covered from the hot sun until
filled with water which may be done j
j In two or three days
the word "NO."
1 Said election will be held and conducted 1
I :.s provided by Uw f ir elections for city I
officers in said City ot Pauls Valiey except 1
1 :h.*it the returns will be made to the Board ;
Uf Id cat: n of tie City of Ptuls Valley!
lot the State ot Oklahoma.
The poiis at srid election will be opened
Jacob desired to rule, to lift himself The Inlet and outlet pipes should
out of the common place, to income a I be put in place before placing the ,
prince among men, and failing to real | bottom. A good way for the overflow
Ize the difference between right and ; If to make it In two pieces of pipe, a
-- • ghort piece with its connection run- J
nlng down into a tile drain and its !
top, just level with the floor, then the
overflow pipe will screw into this and >
be made as long as the depth of water
needed. It can be unscrewed to |
drain out the tank. The outside form j
had best be left on for a week or ten
days.
The lengthening shadows were silent- ,
ly wrapping th® landscape with base ;
Before him burned a blazing fire that [
laughed at the thickening shadow* j
with defiance, cast its rich glow on j
his clear-cut features and caused the t
lent folds to stand out distinct against
the dull background
The atmosphere is fragrant with the |
he;
of
, „ . . . . • 1 fcadership. when out from the shad- i
Valley at No. 114 North Chickasaw street., lftern00n, £ ows came one staggering with weak |
In Wird No 2, of the City of Pauisj Given under my hand and the seai of negs an(J bunRer an(I ciy|n(, out for
Vailey, it SheriEf's office. 'the Ci(,y ot P«u',s Valley, this 8th day ot j fQod Here was the age-long problem
In Ward No. 3, of the City of Paulsi jfovemtj^r()^911.. j of supply and demand.
Valley, at C^y Hall. | Seal] , J. E, .BIFFLE, Jacob, b-ing careful, shrewd, far ,
In Ward No. 4, of the City of Pauls | Attest: r Mayor. sighted, had provided for 11 time of
VuHev at W. H. Paul's store building, 109 j aus MITCHELL, City Cjeik. ' 31 2t j flged. Ks u. careless, indifferent wan-
| "f ! lering In disposition had made no
E*st Charles;avenu . . , , , , n | luch provision. It was strength pitted
in toe adjacent territory of said cit> • j, u|> fresh bread, cakes and LKainst weakness. Strength said:
nooi district at the Grand Stand at Kerr sj g _ ^skotl' PVt'lT dav, gd to thej "What I have is mine, and If any
ice track. . l.-il-m v Wnrlnv Bros would seek it, let him pay my price."
The following named persons are hereby j Old liable ua v . . . There is only one tiling that Esau
! had. his birthright, the very thing that
j Jacob seeks. And in that hour the
! voice of ambition Pays: "Put your
I price high, young man. Get all you
I zan." And Jacob, looking at his starv-
ing brother, said: "1 will give you to
■ sat if you will give me your birth-
I right." Faint with wearines and bun-
! ger. Esau made the bargain.
I With uplifted hands Bsau gives to
Jacob that which Jacob had 110 right
to own, but possessed solely through
temporary reliefs while Dr"."ca7dwe7fs j the power of capital. Now Jacob is a
Syrup Pepsin is Ruaranteed to cure^ per- j shrewd and rich mm In the sight or
HANDY FOR CRUSHING CLODS
Drag Can Also Be Utfed for Dust
Mulch Producer and Is Quite
Easily Put Togetl er.
A good clod crusher and dust
mulch producer is shown in the cut.
It is made of posts fastened tog2ther
ay chains held on the upi er side by
Photograph ^ Urd*rwo«*d A Underwood, N.
FREE SAMPLE OF LAXATIVE
CURED THEIR CONSTIPATION
>Vhen a person has become discouraged I used a s.-.mple bottle and now have It |
tluwiKh years of failure to find a cure regularly in the house. j
-nvii finally perhaps, gives up trying, it \o<i will learn to do away with salts,
is small wonder that he becomes kep- waters and cathartics for these are but
is1 small wonuer whr) have con. temporary reliefs while Dr. Caldwell's
ligation we would say, "Try just one Syrup Pepsin is guaranteed to cure per-
1..>iiation, WO nuum i, / nianently. It will train your stomach and
tUing more. . _ ,. ...
SXe wish you would try Dr. Caldwell s
Fvrup Pepsin, a laxative tonic that has
for a generation. Thousands
are using it: surely some of your friends
mow; the number. Yet: can buy it or
a«v druggist at fifty cents and one dol-
lar a bottle, but better still, send your
name and address to Dr. Caldwell for a
j j {■,' raniple bottle. He will send
enough to convince you of its merits, and
(lien if you lilie it you can buy it of your
ifngcist Mr. J. J. Petty of Xlnlonville.
Mo., Mr. George W. Zimmerman of Har-
risburg, Pa. and many others ot both
sexes and In all parts of the country tlrst
maiiciiuy. 11 wm n€*. « ow ' vii
bowel muscles so that they will do their
work again naturally without outside aid.
Cast aside your skepticism and try Syrup
Pepsin.
Dr. Caldwell does not f«el that the
purchase of his remedy ends his obli-
gation. He has specialized in stomach,
liver and bowel diseases for over forty
years and will be pleased to give the
reader any advice on the subject free
of charge. Ail are welcome to write
him. Whether for the medical advice
or the free sample address him Dr.
W. R Caldwell, <02 Caldwell building.
Monticello. III.
LADIES:
We can promise you a clear, clean
(he world, lie has deceived his broth-
er, has gotten Ills brother's blessing
i*l he Is the priest of the commu-
nity.
Behold htm severnl days afler flee-
ing In the darkness from his broth-
er, an exile anil empty handed. Why"
Because money and power gotten by
unrighteous methods never enrich. Be-
hold Jacob in-the open fields, with
no bed save sand, no pillow save
5tot:cs, no covering save the open sky,
the picture,of a thousand characters
of history.
Then comes the vision of Jacob, the
ladder reaching up to heaven and
Clod Crusher.
I screw bolts. The bolts go through
i a link into the front edge or the post
! o it will not turn under as would
' be the case If fastened back of the
renter. A board Is fastened on top
by a couple of lag screws that have
i considerable play in a slot In thi)
j board. A large washer keeps tlie bolt
head from going through. Rido the
drag.
i This drag will not push clods into
the ground as a planker will for they
j get between the posts and roll until
1 crushed. This drag Is as good for
j field as for garden work.
Job Printing
That is Where We Shifie. Call on
the Democrat for samples and prices
TNVESTTGATI
We invite all who have any kind of bank-
ing business, to call and investigate our
terms and facilities.
THE NATIONAL BANK OP COMMERCE
Pauls Valley, Oklahoma.
[he Bank That Treats You Right"
Watch for cabbage bugs and cab-
bage worms.
The dry loft of a barn is an ideal
ladder reaching up to ueaven a.,u f<jr onioIU
the angels ascending and descending . pUjw an(i barrow the ground before
tne angeis hmwuuius
| skin and a beautify complexion if yon Jbco1) seeg ,)-at wlille ungodly ambl- j sow(n^ fall turnips.
I use ZENO and ZENO SOAP according Hon brought failure, godly ambition j ^ "authority says that potatoes
. > iui v,jIn n«a Tho jinooli! ' . . ...
I To Mr. Cotton Grower |
sill =====================^^ 9JS
to directions.
ZEMO
could lift him up to God. The angels | • not bc planted in hills,
ascend and descend; they go up only
- skin beautifier and a; that they might come down. Ambl- ,
scientfic preparation lor the treatment! Hon should lead a man up, only thai,
, , . „ j ii In the heights, he may gain power and
ol eczema, pimples, dandruff and .11 atrength t0 come hark lnto the lowly
diseases of the skin and scalp. Zemoj nelds and serve his fellow man. He
Soap is the nicest, best lathering anti ! must climb the ladder to 0<>d only
The Meats We Select
give satisfaction, because they
Mf« the best obtainable. Our
ju ices are extremely low con
• Entering quality.
Prime Rib Roast cut front na-
i.,ve ca'tle, very choice and ten-
der; select cuts of Sirloin and
Porterhouw? Steaks, Chops, Cut-
lets, Poultry, etc,
£iemember we give 100 votes
on ever 11.00 worth purchased,
in tbe Democrats Popular Vot-
ing contest. Come in and lot
mo tell you about it.
J. E. ROGERS
ptic soap vou ever used for toilet or
bath.
Sold by druggists everywhere and in
Piuls Valley by the Palace Drug Store.
that he may come back to servo those
who need help.
A man becomes a prince, not
through birthright, but through serv
Ice.
WOOD-SAWED
We want to inform the pub-
lic wo are still sawing wood.
Have at no time quit the busi-
ness, and will not quit. Phone
us, Black 19*1
Gantz Bhos.
Esau came with his armies to catch ! market* Is good.
That a good silo is a money maker
Is no longer a question for argu-
m«nt. . —
Early plowing kills nimble-will, j |jl|
which Is often mistaken for quack , ^115
grasa. i ^
There are leveral different ways for (
jistributlng and packing the corn in : •ill*
he silo.
Pie plant Is a good commercial veg-
jtable Tbe demand for It on the city
the fleeing Jacob, but Jacob, having
wrestled with the sngel, comes to
meet ht brother with arms extended,
not to rule but to serve. And Ebbu.
beholding the change in his brother,
leaps from his horse and embraces .la
cob. Jacob has now become the
prince of his own people, not through
itnbltlon to rule, but to serve.
m ■ a
Could we get ucb appropriation!
for good roads as go to build battle
ihlps we would yjoon be out of the
11 Strawberries should be cultivated,
the weeds eradicated and the mois-
ture conserved for Ute summsr
Irought.
Too much water Is as bad at too
little because the surplus fills up the
Interstices in the soil, excludes th«
The Ladies of the Benevoleut
Association will nerve Thanks
giving V)inner Thursday, No-
vember 30. Your patronage is
solicited,
We are proud of oujrine ef
coffees because we know we
handle the best, the Caravan.
W. D. Austin & Co.
It is not moral courage that wakes ' itr and smotbers the Pl "^
. man face the gallows without a j Tbe ««.who ha.
quiver; it Is the callousness of s. msy notbecuttn* q(
This false idea of bravado and cour- , usual, but be 11
age Is leading multitude of y .ung ! the farmer who hasn t any.
Jen to the pit.—-Rev. W. H 'Jeist-
welt. Baptist, Ban Dtego.
Helping.
When ron give help to him who is
down and out you project your life,
ir you canaot help another your life
oot worth much —Rev. W. B Hlw-
mnm Baotiit. 'Portland. Ore.
The onion is akin to the turnip and
cabbage. You must see that the roota
1(, w,n in the gi und, but need oot
« so particular about the bulb.
Lettuce may be had for table use I
'til late in «-"' lh*
Slants now and protecting them wHb
, cold frame when coH weather
wires
We Beg to say that our new equipment
just installed for the cleaning and gin-
ning of dirty or trashy seed cotton, has
more than met every expectation of our
selves and patrons.
We are cleaning the seed perfectly
and producing for the farmer a bale from
dirty, trash cotton that brings on the
streets from $1.25 to $5.00 per bale more
than the same grade of seed cotton would
bring if ginned elsewhere.
The Pauls Valley bale cotton buyers
will either tell you or show you that
the above is true.
Very truly.
The Valley Gin
D. C. BEST, Mgr.
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Mitchell, J. D. Pauls Valley Democrat. (Pauls Valley, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 9, 1911, newspaper, November 9, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc118381/m1/3/: accessed April 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.