Pauls Valley Democrat (Pauls Valley, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 14, 1916 Page: 4 of 8
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PUIS VALLEY DEMOCRAT
■ Oklahoma
1'tuln Valley
J. I . MITCHKLI
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!SS UFD LVLRY THL R: L)AV
SUBSCRIPTION RATLS
(rr<it Year by Mail (in aiivam • S O'l
fcii Months
Three Month.- -
Entered nt iht- Poi-t Office at Pau'.
Valley. Oklahoma a- tond a- mi
matter.
Sample (opjcv ano Advertisirijj
ra'x free or. appli'ation. Phone 10
Obituaries-, Resolution, Card.- of
Thanks, ete., and iratt< r of individual
irfre-t, not news, will bf cEanped for
at ic per line, except when -uch are
by hurche.- and lodi?' —half pru e or
2T-jc per line will be made then All
► .. h matter mu*t lie paid for in d-
' .our; it g wen wore - for a line.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Countv Commissioner,--1st Dist
SAM NEILL
County Commissioner,—2nd Dist
ALBKRT PLASTER
County Commissioner,—3rd Dist
THOMASRO LLOW
i County Cierlt—
ROY H LEWIS
get fresh air, sunshine and j
above all the cell-building,
energy-producing properties
of SCOTTS EMULSION.
Its prompt use often thwarts
tuberculosis.
Pres dent United States
WOODROW WILSON
V ce President—
TKOS ¥ MARSHALL
Cct Kiess—Sth District—
J B THOMPSON
Slate Senator—
JEP KNIGHT
Representatives—
ALFRED STEVENSON
0 E NORTHCUT
County Judge -
J D MITCHELL
County Attorney™
R E BOWLING
Co :nty Sherifl —
CHAS F WORLEY
Coaotv Treasurer— .
J A BROOKS
County Superintendent
W CROMWELL
County Assessor —
R R ODOM
Court Clerk —
A K SUGGS
One of the significant feature-
of the present campaign is th<
large number «> f inde[>eridt-nt
news-p pers and iniie|>t-niien?
aud progiessive thinkers, who
have cuiiie out boldly for the re-
ek (ton of President Wilson,
s-me of the bt -t woik being
dont in Oklahoma in a newspa-
per wav, for the Democratic
national tit ktf n being done by
the Oklahoma City New^, a pa-
per of -trong radical tendencies
noted fm its independence. The
New> is out-spoken in its sup-
j | ort ol Wilson, and will prov<j a
|s*mng factor in the sweeping
; majority that will be returned
i for the Democratic candidate in
iIklahomi this fail.
ia. Rhode Island, South Dakota,
South Carolina, TetiC-'saee,
l"'ah. Vermont. Virginia, West
i Virginia. Wisconsin. Wyoming,
i Illinois and Washington.
i The noise made by the social-
ist leaders would indicate that a
| registration law providing for
J the registration of voters in
'every precinct of the state i
'something of an innovation
Such is not liorne out by therec.
ord. In forty states a general
j registration of voters is required
jinevery precinct, Twenty seven
I of these states being republicans
' ind Ihirteon democratic, are as
• follows:
j Alabama, Arizona, California,
Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware
Florado, Georgia. Idaho, Indiana
Louisiana, Maryland, Maine.
Massachusetts, Michigan, Mm
nesota, Mississippi, Montana,
Nevaclo, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, New Mexico. New York,
North Oorolina, North Dakota.
Oklahoma, Oregon. I'ennsylvan-
district court
As we went to press last week
|o, D. Denham was on tnal for
seduction under a promise to
marry, and was given 24 years
in the- jien. Tom Clark who
was a \\itne-~ in the case in the
Hist trial was charged with per
jury and when arranged, con-
fessed and was given 10 years
in the pen.
Minor Dorchester w as the
next case i n which he was
charge w'lth forging a deed—he
was found not guilty.
R, R. Rolling was the next
case, charged with assult to kill
Albert Walker, the jury hung,
11 for acquital and 1 for convic
-tion. Willie Handcock was next
charged with stealing blankets
from C. C AI ford, found not
guilty.
The trial of Bob Williams,
negro, was begun yesterday,
charged with rape on a negress
and will iikely be finished today.
NOTICE FARMERS
When the Valley Gin was
burned last Christmas, we told
voti we would build the best u'in
that monev could buy, lielievmg
that the public would appreciate
a i- al first class gin." We have
built from the ground up an en-!
tirelv new gin. Equipped with
the nowe.-t and latent improved;
michinery. adding every Thing
tli it we thought, would l>ea help
and convenience to the miblii. ,
< lui i. w 1 N) Mung. [ Sp cial
j gins me something new in this
locality and with our new equip-
ment. driven by motor power. 1
i we can assurv you much better
and quicker service than you i
' have recieved at Pauls Valley in
i the past. We ire now doing all
we can to give vou a good bale
cotton market and will very soon
have a round bale press installed
which will considerably help the
Lint market. Everything is
i mining nicely. Come give us
i trial and examine our work.
The Valley Gin.
27-2t Adv. D. C. Best. Mgr.
We Are Rich!
io Experience, and Experience if often harder to get than
Gold
OUR YEARS OF PRACTICE
In the compounding of Drugs has well fitted us for your
service.—Bring us all your prescriptions, we guarantee
their perfect and accurate compounding from the best and
purest of drugs. Get the habit of buying your Drug Store
wants from us you'll never regret it. Our prices on
Prescriptions and Drug Sundries get right to the heart of
the Public's Pocket book.
BAKER DRUG CO.
We Deliver The Nyal Drug Store Phone 52
(Successors to Baker & Baker
Geo. Bradtield, cashier of the
First State Bank at Wynnewood
! was in the city Friday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Sallie Smith, of Ok laho-
ma City, returned home Friday
Iaftei a visit with Mrs. H. M.
j Carr and Mrs. R. T. Price.
"RAMONA"
Among the first cities outside of
New York, Los Angeles, Boston
and Chicago to see "Ramona",
the film sensation of the day, is
Pauls Valley. This remarkable
pictorial translation of Helen
Hunt Jackson's famous Cali-
fornia lomance, recently com-
pleted by the Clune Film Pro-
ducing Co., of Los Angeles and
only lately launched at the;
J Forty-fourth Street Theatre in j
i New York City under brilliant i
j auspices, will come to Yale Fri !
'day Sept. 22.
Has it ever occur-,i to you that
a worn-out range wastes money
iu burning too nun ii fuel and
spoiling food? A range expert
who will have charge of the
M A J E a T 1 C DEMONSTRA. , signature of
TION dtinng the week com-' ______
mencing Sept. l*th will show
you how the Ma jestic range cuts
down household expellees. I GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
, The-Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
r) t, . i, ,i Malaria,enrichestheblood,andbuildsupthe«y -
DUrilS h ros., Pauls Vallev 30V. tem. Atruetonic. i'oi adults and children. 50c
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Tuke Cirove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless !
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the j
well known tonic propertiesolQUININR
and IRON. It .ictson the Liver, Drives i
out Malaria, Ktiriches the Blood and j
Build:, up the Whole System. 50 cents.
Kill the Worms in Your Hogs!
Are vous hogs healthy and free from worms? Do
you get 100 per cent of the fattening qualities of your
grain? Do you want to raise heavier hogs for less feed
and less apt to disease.
We have a remedy which we guarantee will put
the worms on the ground in 24 hours after feeding and
will keep your hogs healthy and in good condition, and
by doing that you know it will save you 20 per cent of
your feed. For turther information, address or see
R. C. GANTZ.
Pauls Valley,
Oklahoma.
Yale Theatre and Airdome, Friday Sept. 22nd. "S
PRICES--Mat. 25 and 50c. Night, 25, 50 and 75c. Seats Selling. Mail Orders Received.
CLUNE'S Mas-
sive Production of
Helen Hunt Jackson s H
HISTORICAL AND R0MATIC STORY OF
CALIFORNIA AND THE MISSION INDIANS.
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ObA JAJk B
Faithfully Depicting the lov
ed Characters in the book.
N0TE--0n account of the
curtain rising Promptly at
8 nights; Matinees a 2, Ev-
erybody should be seated
at starting time.
Company Carries Own Or
chestra.
Seats now selling.
New York Mail A master picture of sentiment and
atmosphere, warming to the immagination.
New York Commercial Bulletin Marks an epoach
in this branch of Theatri«ils. Never excelled in art of
camera.
New York Telegraph Equal of anything yet present
ed. Of finest quality in detail and exactness
New York Post Doubt of success of ' Ramona" im-
possible. One of the bust entertainments ever seen in
New York City.
New York Herald Distinct 'appeal of its own. Has
one of most fascinating infants (Baby Ramona) ever car
ried before a camera.
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Thumb-nail Excerpts of N. Y. Criticisms.
New York American —Most beautiful picture yet
shown on Broadway.
New York Journal Worth double the two dollar
prices asked A gem of the first water.
New York World—Establishes a new interdepen-
dence between legitimate stage and moving'pictures.
New York Times All pleasant things may be accur
ately reported of this newest of big photoplays.
New York Evening World Has much the same
sweep and thrills as "The Birth of a Nation"
A iinema Theatrical Enter
tainment.
The Story Completely Told
in Ten Sections
Three Massive Atmospheric
Stage Settings
Set to a Perfect Vocal and
Instrumental Score
Combined with a Prologue
and Two Acts.
New York Call—"Ramona is the movie luxuriant, It
is the photoplay spectacle ever produced.
New York Evening Sun—Unequaled in combination
of spectacle, action, beautiful music, and imaginative.
New York Cathoiic Register—Elaborate, beautiful
production. Beautiful, accurate representative of a period
in our history when the Cross was marching in advance of
civilization. ( '
New York Dramatic Mirror—A screen epic.
New York Variety-Whole thing breathes freshness
wholesomenes, and an airy sweep of health and sanity.
New York Sun—A Superphotoplay. Pioneers the way
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Mitchell, J. D. Pauls Valley Democrat (Pauls Valley, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 14, 1916, newspaper, September 14, 1916; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc118630/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.