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PAOE TWO
THE NORMAN DEMOCRAT -TOPIC. NORMAN. OKLAHOMA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER i, 1913,.
NORMAN DK.MUCRAT-TOPIC
I'uhlintir,) iCvriy I'rlitny
By W J IIKI1S
ONK DOLLAR A YKAK.
I'lllrrvd at ilir potto! fit*• ai Nor
nutn OkUhom*, for liMuaportaii m
iltiouyh lit* m«il« a* arroml tl«aa man
manar
NICW I I I CTION I AW
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In lit* >|iwilili> «t(it• 11o . ■• an rlet'loi,
(ti an \ Kf i if i a I til piiutui\ rlri'tittn <ii
whrii lu> it Mlinouv may hr trtjuitrd
hi an\ t tunf vtrtl rlttliou <ii whorvri
\n ill I till \ a it ti > % ti i ii|«| I \ |i i«it u I <-• .ni
nihil prlBOII lit n\Mal Ml Ml I ll III I .ti HI
Iv a* alturaai«l uhall In- yinlix ol a
lelony
SctllOlt '' i iI'-Hiik Illegal I • .* 11 • I
NN lit i* v t* i * ail • K11«i \\l 11 l\ an illf k I
VnU .ti ant |ii unai \ tti ^.mial >1*.
linn in tin* ni alt*, Iw lil at'ttii tliiiK i"
law. liall lit* uuilu o| a felon.> ami
In ilitliamliianl lot irn yeai*
Sr^non.M I lection I'lKiiitit I In
t'lt't I It'll piriui.l |i 11 \ itlr ti ll) I lit
i 'Klalii'iua a(at« t In lum law aiitl I he
lltaprt (til a, j mill fa ami tlelk* ami
blank* ami Mupplie* al ilit* polling
plate* provided bx aaul law all nil b«
iltr *me lot tin primary noiuinutiufc
rlrvinnia ami it aliall be tin* tint> ol
tlir iuaprctorK, jml|jr ami ilnk* .o
piovrdrtl to at t an nu ll at all | ri
mat x ininitn.ilin^ elections. piovid
rtl, it aliall lie the tliilv of tin \at ion
t on lit \ flection Imaitfa t\ tif.il. alt
t i, tii\ nlr ot dtNConliuur toting pi*
i Hit t« aa in thru imU nn nt ia lira! ami
proper umlt-i tlir limitation <<i nuni
l c*i ttf volf* now piovult'tl bx law
lt i rat h | iot nit t, ami tlir s, , irtaix
ol iirh board shall krrp in a bound
hook a t omplete trtonl ol' the hound
aiv of i at h pirt im t. thr nann nt tin
x tit in n place thrtcm th. nnnihrr ot
votra cant ami tin- tlatr thrieot \ll
houmlaix litlfi outside iitn - ami in
torporatfd tow in* shall follow m-« tnni
liur* aa urail) aa piatticahlr hut no
pirt imt Imr aliall t torn* tin boundary
Intra ot any con^irtstoual, legislative
tti n«iunn*Monn>' district provided,
that thr trtiitotx of thr voting pir
emet max evtend Iteyoud tin* bound
ai\ lilies tt| nit t<i p. i atrd towns 01
cities it tin- mcotporated towns
titles, it thr cotnitx chvtiou ho.nU
tlrrin.a it adxoablc
Section -> I lection Ccttitnates
Nt am primal x ot ►..mial elc.t'.on
when tin tallets announce thr soli
thr enuntriattti> ahull tall the num
hri loml keeping check on each oth
n. ami when thr vomit i> oiuplelt
thr two tallx *hecis shall hi ned
hi thr flMll CtMnHtl I In* (OUI ClHIQl
ri* ahull thrn till out thr certificates
in the hat k of the hook ol ballot*
withtml detaching it ti out said bt*ok
ami they ^Hall al>o niakt nt it I .st
tor triplicate* t t smh mti^natt-v
I ath vrrtiheatr ahall have onlv th
tv^tal t*t rav h v amlulau•'*> \otr-
that ahall hr written with pe • an
nk in w \>i l> ami ' <• > % ■ i. '• , .
In ate ahall W ^on-vl hi ra*h o! ti v
tottf cv untris ami tii.-n tv> > v*
the inapr\ tt i i t rlerltonx ami w , i>
pioprilt ertmr\l anil *wo t«
hr prima tafir rinlemr t the eot
ir tneaa ol thr pie*mot \i>tt*
*anl eertitn itea ao •« < vtl am' mi
to ahall hr krpt hv t itiapevttM •
elevtion* on^* aliall he filetl th .
lone thr hallo; t o\e>
and tleli>rird t\ thr ount> > n-i
Ivxonv a pet iv.anrr.X p •.• >h • i, .
thr nflite of thr to-. 't\ v'nk ;
shall not hr rriv.oi e\l th> • V
within t* r h*nu atic the . t
\«\ p.
•.our thr
n'.eal ni .
not lr«« than three motitha nor more
than oil® vrai
Volt* nil hotiar hill No IIV, in thr
Hollar ill Krpl r M Utat ivra nil filllll |
puaa.iK' \yea, Makri, Hrny, lliahop. j
I It tin I. Iluii.lv llrnnliH. t .111. t aar '
t h.U'i t lliltlt*I *•. t llllatian, < nlilfll.
i nvin I lawfmil, t ittti in lit): *> ( liny,
i in 11 I IftVia, I lealmo, I >«• I ••lil, I >11
i.mi, I' iliit i <*t i* i, I • I w ti r 11 l.nrall,
(ilii u n UrIm II 11.11 VIs' HI. I 1.11 lira
Mill tnl \\ .i Into i 11 nyi • 11 • • n I. linn
li t, l.tiniHiui. |n . | h Kiuu I rmiK
I rw i•>, Met run M. Malnni. Mahnli ;
Matthrw- \l*i• i ■ hi (of tufkaoiO :
Mum. I Mm-1". i < >lni .i. .ni I'urk
lim m IVi 11 I'tii i I*iilkliiiin. I'rrn ]
lit. I 'i inn h'l... Knhlh, Unh'i
la nt In-11 m .1 Una-ill, Sharp, Smith (ol
Di wt i i. Smith (of I'uttawalotnir
SpriirI« i I aylm , I < i her I i iiet ,
l lloiup -" '11, \ I . 11 |i \ I -hill u ll W « I '
t i, \\. Ill \\ hitman W illuum. (ol |
i imi.iin In 111ti i iit 11in 1 W'noilaiti j
Wriolii W\ .mil Mi S"-.<l-' ! I II
Muvrv r.'lal :m
N.iyt I.iim ". I <111011 I'olttl '
Alinnil Will.) Ilmim Holm
lli tivvn > hat l« ••.•! I >i. m-\, I to
aililrl 11 ill ml I'll t shin •' 1 Inym t
Mt limit Mttchrll Mmin, Mm...
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i mi ti, Srai i t Stillvnll I istrinian
\\ ti I tii 11)4 I of Inlaal Intal
Vol.* nn Iioiim lull \n 11«>, in the
Sriiati* nil final paas.t^t
Aii. \ lint ill \ i« nek, Hal it tt
Hlaa«.im iim llnaitl 1111nk* Htirfottl
|)iltlon h'tluimianii I irhU. tiaiieM,
tiiahani. Ilotton, lone*, Kemlmk
\ii MUtet Met linlU Mc( ull> M«
Intt'sh \U Meehan Mrniinnu « . Mil |
f hell I *iik li Ivrtlwiin. Kmltln Kn*-
aril, sh.tw Smirll*. Suthriliii. Ihtiin
i*. linkri, Wann i W.itr.a Wtttroua
\\ ilaon I nt.,I, .15
\.i\s latprntrt I'ranklin, llarlin
I ntal .1
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I m um .I i urran Total I
MALARIA
hciulache, biliousness, In-
digestion, rheumatism,
pimples, blotches, yellow
complexion, etc., arc all
signs of poisons In your
blood. These poisons
should be driven out, or
serious illness may result.
To get rid ol them, use
i*. as
Thedford's
Black-Draught i
the old, reliable, purely
vegetable, liver medicine.
Mrs. ]. II. Easier, of
Spartanburg, S. L\, says:
"1 had sick headache, for
ye.irs. 1 felt bad most of
the time, I iried Thed-
ford's Black-Draught, and
now 1 feel belter than
wlu-n I was lti years old."
Your druggist sells It, in
25 cent packages.
Insist on Thedford's
Tor Sale The wooden building he.
twern the Democrat-Topic office ami
I lie W < T. V rest room. There is
plenty of lumber m this building to
lonatriict a barn and out hnildinga,
t .ill at this office
Mia I 1- llarhison and ton Kmcr-
son. returned to their home at h'.ldo-
rudo, Oklahoma. Monday, after a few
tlayn' unit with Miss Mfauri Knterson,
aintrr of Mrs llarhiaon Miss Emer-
i aerompauied them t< Oklahoma
t ily
IMI'OK I AN I' NO PICK
Nl.l
\nrmaii. okla Sept
l\i \\ hunt it M ix i out f.n
\ nil ait lieirhx nntitievl th.it 1 w in
inatrm te.l hv tin hnaul nt tliie. tm «
nt the I hatuhrt nt i nmim t.i in its
ntertim laat m^lit tn nnt11\ all par
ties who auhs. i iltctl tn tin intei iirhan
i itiht ol wa> Imnl that tin interuiImii
people wrii now tlemamliu. that w<
furui.ah I It t* ileitis to t lit* . i. lit t l wax
ivhn h xxe xxeie nhlu:.iletl tn turniah
aiul .in xx. haxe unl paiil fot some t ;
the t ijjlll nt wax xx i- can't .1 tin
tleetla until xxi pax tin- ownei ami
.in xx can't xvithnut the uutnex ami
a- we lu^xr in* xv.ix tn ;rt the maiiei
except from iho«. xx ln have sith
vihetl ami xx ho haxe not panl it he
conn-N m v. >v.iix that xx c collect tin
unpanl Mihacriptions
\ll prisons xx ho sul^c'i ihml t tin
intemrhan li^hl I t Xt.ix alt* tln-tc! m.
not it nil ih.il thcx must pay up their
anhscimtions by MvMi.lax noon of
next week I'Iiin c ,i w in- -v whic!
even suhst uhei must takt tiottcc
ami act upon aa the committee must
Cvxllrvt this unpanl auhs, uptnni
K \ 1'RliiH \M
> LOCAL NKWS ♦
N't a I I Pa.xtott who xvas operat
i.l nn at thr I'nivcrsity hospital in
Oklnhotiia t it> some time a^n. xvas
l-rmmlit home Monday night
Mjaa Marietta Kirkh&u arrived
Sunilny from Burlington, Kansas, ami
xx ill make lit*i home this xear with
hei aunt. Mi> I M lackson
v s Miller. t l N'exvkirk. xvas in
tin 4 itx last rhut sday the Sliest ol
H o Millet Mi Miller i mayor
m \cxikirk at the pre rut time
I eoiiaitl t hisholiu left for Oaviil
son. oklahoma. Snmlav xxlnie his
tanitli hits been x i sit in ^ tm stune
time I'liex retururd this week
II I Martin, a real estate dealer
o| Neosho, Miuouri was here Mon
tlax .unl l uesdav visiting his brother
in law. Marvin Pitts and tatnilx
Sam Hurton who has been with
Moomttu \ Kitnberlin fot tome
left Wctlnesday tm 1 tick xvhere he
xx ill he principal t the high school.
\\ tirai and daughter, t Knox
\ "« ICui who have been visiting
' ix - '-rother M IV tirax. on
K,u:ii I letnvneil home last Saturday
Mi> i co \\ i'.son anil childrer re
i ned to Purcell 1'nesdax after a
U s Davis sold the Uenncr build-
iiik oil I asl Main Street on Monday
to Attorney Ralph « llardie. The
Hi st Ihuii xx ill he occupied hy Mrs
I \//n Smith's millinery store and
tin front room on the second story
I y Mr, ll.inln lor a law office
Mrs I ouis Rentier ami her daugh-
ter Mis M Donnelly, left last Satur
day for t'olnradn springs xvhere they
will spend a month for the hitter's
health. I mm there Mrs Rentier will
i:n to I us \uKrles xvhere site and her
hushand rxpect tn make their home
Miss Meila ( ritwell of this eity ami
Mr riiomat I'. ( hapton of Waco,
Texas, were married at the home of
the hrule's parents. Mast Ton-
haw a street. Mottdax at 11 o'clock
a tn. They left on the noon train for
Waco. Texas, xvhere they will make
their future home
Subs.
lor the Democrat Topic.
4* 'f* ♦ + •§• ♦ •! «f 4> 4 '!• «• ♦
: PUBLIC HEAL ni DEPART- *
♦ MENT. *
Conducted by Dr. J. C. Mahr *
State Commissioner of Health. ♦
•j * * ❖ * + * +
♦ RED OAK. *
********* 4******4
V A K M RtSlDKNCK BURNS
i s t.cn \\ i!s,r m N, Mil No? van
I M ss i stli■ \ oi ch who has ceit
j x ? siti" i; .• aunt Mis V ] \olan
imles west of Oklahoma < itx liie>
<• s.Vt V.,
\\ 01 D VA I NDKKHl
\ ... . \\
.!ax- Shr '.c t
Our I'uhlic School System is said
to hr the fouiulatiou t>f our great re-
public and all \ntcricans are justly
proud of it Our state provides for
the education of all its citizens as a
measure of self protection with a com-
pulsory school law*, hut fails to cog-
nizance the physical welfare of its
school children by providing for tned
it al inspection of schools The school
. an he made, and it should he made
the safest place in the community
fot xour children Medical inspec-
tion. xx hen properly conducted, xvould
keep out contagious diseases and at
the saute time protect the child front
such diseases as diphtheria, scarlet
fever, sore throat, etc
\\ e forget that our public school is
a public trust and that the parent has
a right to demand of the school au-
thorities that their children be safe
front harm xvhile attending that the
child itself has a right to demand this
protection When our schools open
this fall each teacher should endeavor
to ascertain whether any o; the pupils
came front homes xxherc there is a
case ot contagious or infectious dis-
ease They should see that their
school room is in a sanitary condi-
tion I'he school board should see
that thr heating, lighting and venti-
lating ay stems .ire satisfactory, and
that the xx .iter supply is pure
Hie parent oxves it to thr child to
.'euiittine the cause tm any unsatis-
.wiory progress in its studies during
the past xear They should closely
sv • x i the child and see it it has dit-
j '■ ctiltx in breathing through the nose,
if there is a chronic nasal dis-
„ | . h.irgc frequr".! sorr throats, stuffy
. 1 -• vcch, ear-ache, i^artial deafness in
"0 ' vxth ea n pair or anaemic
i S-.■.••".ed gtv'wtl' ' ed eyes or frequent
. . • • lake (be child tc
Mr. W. P. Croft has sold his 80-
acre farm to E. L. Attaway.
• • • •
Mr Riley Simmons and family have
returned from a year's visit iu Cali-
fornia.
• • • •
A number of the young people of
the district were the Sunday dinner
guests of Miss Lura McDonald at
the l< M. Fowler Ijome.
• ♦ • *
Mr. Marl Croft and family from
Purcell are visiting at the home of
Mr. Croft's father. Mr W. I\ Croft
They xvill live in this vicinity next
year
• * • •
I ast Saturday morning about a
do/en of the patrons of the school
took their families aud#picuic dinners
and drove seven miles to Tribbey
where an all day contest was enter-
ed into hy the pupils of the two
schools I'he events and the results
were as follows: Debate. Resolved,
that the annexation of Mexico would
he to the advantage of the United
States. Won by Tribbey. Spelling
down contest won hy Tribbey, with
a speller from the Davis district. The
baseball game Red Oak (>. Tribbey 4
Mield meet. Red Oak 27 points. Trib-
bey 18 Orlan Calhoun of Tribbey
won all their points while for Red
Oak Robert Fowler Jr won 15 points,
Jesse Morrison < , Richard Brown 4,
Ceasar I-oiks J I'rofs Robert Ram-
sey and Bruce (iivens were the judg-
es in the events. The people of Trib-
bey extended every possible courtesy
to the visitors. An all day contest be-
tween the two schools will be held
some Saturday next fall at Red Oak
The meet Saturday has aroused an
increased interest in the txvo schools
COOK WANTED.
Owing to my daughters being in
school I want to employ a cook to
prepare dinner five days in thr week
for a family of five. Applicants can
srr me it thr Ruttyan & Son's store
M. C. RUN VAN
Commissioners Proceedings.
that
hta
he
Norman, Okla., Sept. 1. 1913.
The honorable board of county
commissioners of Cleveland county.
Oklahoma, met in regular session in
the office of the county clerk in Nor-
man. Oklahoma. There were present
Hon W R Jennings, chairman. W
D. Milam. J. F. Dettison. members,
and J B. Wheelis. county clerk, when
the following proceedings xvere had.
to-wit
In the Matter of Approving
Official Reports
The following reports of county of-
ficials on file in the office of the
county clerk xvere examined and dis-
posed of as follow s
Report of J. B. Wheelis. county
clerk, approved
Report of H M. MtComb. clerk of
county court, apporved.
Report of R \ Isout. deputy clerk
county court, approved
Report of L. P Barker, deputy
sheriff, approved.
Report of T C. Reed, deputy sher-
111, approved.
|tet rt ■ Claude Pickard -
approved.
Report of H C Cottrell. deputy
sheriff, approved.
In the Matter of Allowing or
Disallowing of Claims
The following claims on file in thr
•fee of county clerk against thr
county were examined i".i dis;
of in the following manner, to-xxit
Road and Bridge Fund.
B F Hughes allowed $14 >5
Carey. Lombard Young CompJ
allowed $c4.2S
C r Strickk all wed 5 .- 1
S G*Hiev ill kwed $S 00
' v Hughes alkwed
T&ear o7/r
furnishings and be
dressed
right
Be on good terms with YOUR-
SELF. Buy our high grade furnish-
ing goods and enjoy the satisfied
feeling of knowing you have the
BEST. We keep the BIG STOCK and
can give you shirts the proper
LENGTH, so that your coat sleeves
will neither flap around your wrists
or crawl above your cuffs. Our neck-
ties and collars are the proper ca-
per, and our hosiery will make your
ankles proud.
MOOMAU AND KIMBERLIN
WE SELL"BETTER"CLOTHES
Walter Vickers, allowed $3.25.
T C. Reed, allowed $1.^5.
Claude Pickard, allowed $18.75
L. P. Barker, allowed $2.^4.
Norman State Bank, alloxved $27.70
Jas I Wadley. allowed $16.1*0
Claude Pickard. laid over. $11.00
F. O. Miller, allowed $28.40.
Maxwell Phillips, allowed $16.00
\\ D January, alloxved $2.V70.
D. J. Britt, allowed $lO.30.
T O. Coldwell. allowed $28 50
J A. Shriver, allowed $26.10.
H. J. Hatrtes, alloxved $20.80.
J. C Rogers, allowed $21.00.
H. P. Brendle, allowed $25.20. •
Hugh Jones, allowed $16.00.
D D. McLaughlin, allowed $22.00.
J W Matlock, allowed $21.60
J. H Trimble, allowed J22.40
R \V. Jarboe, alloxved $28.00.
Thos. Stout, alloxved $24.40.
Thos Vincent, alloxved $19.00.
J \Y \rmstronu, alloxved $23.00.
.las \ Cowan, allowed $21.30
C P Klinglesmith, allowed $24 SO.
W R Ferguson, all . wed $25.00
W A Harbison, allowed $25 (X)
Henry Tarr allowed $2260.
X!
Claude Pickard laic . $1 • iU
Poor and Insane Fund.
- -
Post Graduate • il. wed
N'.:« R V.
B F W : , s«
•. - -
lira:.* every * • in tne :
•• •• c v.c
v thr iv*'\
the . .'.d \r
SflNITflRY BREAD
Have You Tried Our New
10 Cent Loaf?
It is full weight, made clean, sold
clean, and delivered clean. Each
loaf is xvrapped in waxed paper when
it comes from the oven and is de-
livered to you tresh and clean. Try
a loaf. Special orders always given
prompt attention.
F. J, McGlNLEY
Phoivcrs 101 and J4-S
J
Wilkersoo
wed
<M0VS 1
>
Kar.sa;
( City Br
tdge
Cor
a pa t*> a'.-
R C Berry alk-xved
xx ed S'
; 28.00
-
Jas D
Maguire
allot
xrd
Sc 50
-
NN E
Barr.ard.
al'ov
red
SlOiOO
Phihp Frick a-^ed
J w
Payne, all
lowed
$4
;o
1 M Jacks wc
NY H
, ... x
How
ed s:.:" !
T A V : s 1 D ^
E. D
Ross a;:.
xv ed
s: j
50.
T \ York Nr I!
NY F
Dan - ail
. -t
$*c j
A ) Her. ttj:.-- alio'
NN D
\l:!a:v. a!
loxvf;
55
vt
NN D
V. at:; al
lowtv
So
50.
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Barker
Mflam a!
i s:
5 A
Salary Fur.
J H K t-.c , • i
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allow-
5.;:
r r-a-. > . r • :
amined and disposed of as follows:
Report of I I. Carrier, register of
deeds, approved.
Report of Tom Cheatwood. district
clerk, approved
Report of Jack Ethridge, justice of
the peace, approved
In the Matter of Allowing and
Disallowing Claims
The following claims on file in the
county clerk's office against the
county, were examined and disposed
of as follows:
Court Fund.
K. I). Ludke, allowed $2.00.
W. T. Ohaver, allowed $4.10.
First National Bank, allowed $2.00.
Norman State Bank, allowed $10.50
J. 11 Hutchin, allowed $2.30.
C. H. Ogden, allowed $2.80.
R B. * ooke, allowed $49.92.
Jack Ethridge, allowed $10.00.
\\ M. Pinkston, allowed $14.00.
S. M Moore, allowed $5.00.
Dr. A C Hirsltfield. disallowed
$10.00
M. rris T Meyer, allowed $33.53.
W !: Dunaway. allowed $13.10.
Eva E Wise, allowed $41.00.
F B Swank, allowed $158.33.
R \ Isom, allowed $40.00.
H M McComb. allowed $65 00
O i Adair allowed $52 00
Tom Cheatwood. allowed $14166.
Supply Fund.
\\ J Hess allowed $54 20.
American Disinfectant Company.
Buxton Skinner allowed $3 58.
D Barnard & Co., allowed
I'- tine < mtpany. allow-
c.i < :2 5"
J T Seawell all. wed $11 40
k Warden Printin. Company allow-
\ al! wed $12 00.
v • . .llu. .s ed $2 91.'
x'artha Wise city clerk, allowed
: S.S. ; v
> all -Aid $19.22
i s * all wed $5 15
adjourned to
Ccunry S - * *i Fur.i
Colonist
Tickets to
California
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*• : Si a Fe Fast Trains
^erit-wtr -,x:e and ser
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The Norman Democrat-Topic (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, September 5, 1913, newspaper, September 5, 1913; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc120213/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.