The Working Man (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 7, 1910 Page: 4 of 8
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IF YOU WANT
to rent or buy
A HOME
apply to
C. C. BROWN
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We look with profound appre-
hension upon the automobile
ct'jzo now rapidly sweeping
America. The auto is distinct-
ly the rich man's luxury, but the
people of moderate means have
been caught by the fever. In
many states the people are mort-
gaging their homes for money
with which to purchase an auto.
The craze is as im|>overshingand
almost as demoralizing as that of
gambling. No man should buy
au auto unless he has money to
bum, or a use for it worth its
cost. As a mere luxury the auto
comes entirely too high.—Tyler
Courier Tim~s.
The prohibitionist deel ares
that it is wrong to make, sell or
use liquor but never has a pro-
hibitions had the nerve to pro
pose a law against the use of li-
quor. They say that the drink
evil is so great that they are jus
titled in depriving the liquor-
manufacturer and dealer of his
property without cmpensalion
and in disregard of his rights
under the constitution but they
say that they have no light to in
terfere with the purchaser's and
user s personal liberty.
To
The
3?
FOU GOOD CI,KAN
S h o w s
J. M. HILL, Proprietor
When in town Saddler want
to see you.
More is said of the brutal tight
between the two human pugs,
than there was of the 25,000
hungry workingmen in Wash-
ington state last winter.
Buy Cigars and Tobaccoes at
306 Sadelers-
Go
To
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Garvins
Where your money goes fartherest in the best Dry-goods,
Shoes, Millinery, Gents Furnishings and Ladies Ready-to-wear.
422 I) Avenue.
Cut It Out.
This paper has always 01
prohibition; a bunch of bo
gers seemed to have com
the idea that the na[>er
favor of them.
The paper favors the we
ulated, o|>en saloon Ijeca
belivfS that is the best v
handle the booze business.
The boot leggers, someol
seem to have a scheme wh
they can make more mone
of violating the prohibiten
than by compliance with a
regulated saloon.
This paper believes it it
essary to nut all those soci
tures who are going far fix
violation of the law on thee
roads or in the penitentiar
The sheriff and county
ney ma.v not be able to d
but the writer can, and wil
the evidence against any
outlaws who attempt to pla
moral string with one han
to get the mo.iey with the
through absolute violatio
that law. the time has ai
for men who oppose cranl
one side and thie\es on the
running the affairs of state,
will do our share and e
every man to do his. Get
We have a list of some o
worst bootleggers that
lived who are fighting resut
sion. Now watch these fel
build a system of good road
- Hornet. Me too Charlie.
Buy buggies from E
Whitehead & Sons on the in
ment plan. 8S
Never mind, when Rossg<
be governor we will all hav
equal opportunity.
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The Working Man (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 7, 1910, newspaper, July 7, 1910; Lawton, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc123134/m1/4/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.