The Yukon Sun. (Yukon, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, August 13, 1909 Page: 4 of 8
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The • Yukon San.
mrrn
I'ubli lied on Friday of every week al
fuhon, Canadian County, Oklahoma.
GORDON McCOMAS. POBl.lsiiEit.
Entered Hi tho postoffice in Yukon
as sccond cnss mail matter.
THE LEATHER SCHEDULE. .
Under the new tariff law,
which has been duly signed and
will be in operation on and after
October 1, 1909, the leather
schedule shows an increase in
;ome instances and a decrease in
ethers.
Hides of cattle, raw or un-
cured, whether dry or salted or j
jjicicled, are placed on the free;
list, but the advantage of having!
free hides is offset to some ex-
tent by the tariff on the manu- j
factured product, which aver-
ages about La per cent. How-
ever, this is a reduction down- j
ward, as the old schedule is^
..lightly in excess of 15 per cent,
'he manufacturers now receive}
ilie benefit instead of the pro-
ducer and packer.
It is doubtful whether it will
l ave a tendency to lower the
price of footwear, harness, etc.,
:*s the leather manufacturer's
trust or combine will simply hold
tbe price up so as to make the
extra profit which will come to
them on account of the cheapen-
ing of the raw material.
First Published Aug'. 6, 190S). -It
Not iro of Filial Molt lenient.
fUate ol' Oklahoma, Canadian County.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of J. W.
} fry, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that Ellen
rerry the duly appointed and qualified
;;drnistrator of the estate of J. VV.
''erry, deceased, has rendered and pre-
sented for settlement, and filed in said
Court her final account and report of
<«rr admistration as such admiatratgr
and praying for distribution
of the balance in her hands; said
estate being ready for distribution;
and that Saturday, the 4th day of
September A. D. 1939 at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, at the
bounty Court room, in the city of El
! eno in said county, has been uuly ap-
pointed by the said Court, for the set-
tlement of said acconnt, al which timn
:md place any person interested in said
estate may appear and show cause, if
any they have, why raid aivount should
not be approve I and distribution made
prayed for.
In Tkstimony Wiikreoi-, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
;?:ll of said court, this 28 day of July
I). Hunt.
| .*kaI.] II. 1. Fiicc,, County Judge.
i u urn u u^rEK
The Oklahoma City Evening
' 'imes has now launched a Sun-
day morning issue and a Ir;:
cue, m< tropolitan in ever feature,
:*nd it is now the only seven-day
1 ;(per in the state.
The Evening Times heretofore
i as been S> 1.0') per yenr.
No advance ia the price lias j
i cen annoincoa for the Sunday
edition the price will remain
. Oi per year for the only .'••even-
day newspaper in Oklahoma.
Note the fo lowing liberal club-
bit g offer which by special ar-
iiit'gcir.cnt we are able to put
lipfei e tho public:
The price by mail of the Daily
"i i cs, ii.eluoing Sunday, ar.d
lL* Vt:k(;n Sun, will be, per
'i ! e j rice of the Sunday Times
• ly and the Yukon Sun will be
.•fir year SI.75.
The price of the Sunday Times
•rd the Weekly Times and the
•' ikon Sun will be, per year
<•2.00.
Let tho Yukon Sun send in
ur sub; criptien to the biggest
•nd b '>t Sunday and seven-day
i wt p tpc r in the Southwest
This offer is open until Sep-
OxnLcr ;!0, 19i)9.
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Wc do, bccausc every user wc have seen tells us (ar.d they ought
to know) that
You can bring it bach if you find it isn't true.
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fit) C\
§111 ft *
£1 H! I
V^-vsv— vw\ vv c.
2 4
Durability means dollars saved
We should say so, but do you know that
Qimpriflr
We sell them and sell them right, so don't wait until th; last minute to order
if you need one, there is nothing like ha > i ig i; at the right time.
Can 3'ou imagine how the man with his hands in his pockets and the
cud face feels?
Where are tho dollars he thought ho was saving when he bought that
chcap How?
Every dollar you pay for t' rability in farm implements means dollars
tared. The railroad charges as much per hundred pounds to bring you a
cheap Flow as to bring you a good onei so does the implement man for
handling; so does tho i.'.ctory for actual hours of unskilled labor. Really,
the only things on which yuu save when you buy cheap farm machinery
are on the lower grade materials used and t!v thin;.;:; that can be lett undone
in the making, which if done would improve the quality.
The most important machine on the farm i. the Plow. It prepares the
seed bed. Don't buy a cheap flow and wear a sad face. Come in and see
for yourself the reason tlie liinerson Foot Li'.t Flow is mors durable than
any other. A few minutes cf your time now may mean a good many dollars
saved before the year roils rou:d.
Bridge Beach
Stoves.
V/c can name you fifty
wemen that will say Bridge
Beach Stoves are the best
%
(M O
un
Machinery SlarteJ.
The machinery in the Yukon
Mill & drain company's mw
plant wi s started up Thurrday,.
and everything run like clock
work. The big engine performed
its work to perfection. Tho com-1
pany expect to begin grindingi
with tho now machinery to-
morrow. The ir lublesome smoke
stack is n nv in place and looms
upas n monument to the thrift
of Yukon and ('an.alian county.
"AD HA2I - i0 5E AV
Li.( (* D'scoitsc c.i t.'iC Cubjcct cf
DrcflCirg, f.cm the Cclun.nc cf
a C. te mporary.
I*ii:j; is
fall into 11 :. i
lirlit opr. 1 h«
and it re
to \> si.
• 1\ ' •
ti « in-
dlimtion. It i . y be classed as a eli. -
( a i'iosy. and \ ,,,,{ makes it . o i i, ,t
'ho 111! ... ill s :<;i a • till W estf of
Milt required i ■ li:<!ul};o it. Time i;
: milter ohj. 11 n, and that i , It < i-
( n':r..r'( M tlx< usii of many au) <• 11 •>
ti\. ?. v.lili h i iK ,<>r in K(ici(l form, I
r: ii: i they : • mi'.- ly 11: < ; (o llii l.;i
' -iipty I 'inii . . m\ t! v Oh: > si •
Jout'iilll.
Siill a ,!l:ir problem, whh-li I.-: iliat
hi i.uyin^. ipii-cliiR a discount up: i
111" poi son th i jiIhk, for lie ii i ,.
n> I in I «cl of Iii., own Ihfoi'iority. For i i-
■ tiMu i.. I lie othei day n man told u -
ol I'll 1 I'lllllR .. M veil-pound Hull. V, 1 ;.'J
hud tlie ofl'cet of mahlllK iv CiH 1 Ii
iKidlleni:i nnd uncoailnitiihlr, until a
f' lend Infoi mod us ti at he had «oe:i
tin tlbh end that ii v,> iKhed onlv
'irec pounds, wliieli siifini ..ltd ti u
miot: oljji < clotl lo bnu-.ttinv, whlell
is ili.it it it, eloi e akin to lyin^; v. iiie'.i
Imiilc sslon was nu de till' deep. : In
the reporl of another per/on who
mill that lie had seen tin. ni; bu;.
that Identical fl*h. Thus one fi
llitu wllat foih'.dcl. I pall: Ul'HV.ui •;
lends one.
r^o nl.ld to tal;c FUHTHEn. j
Cokied Man Rccognized That Hi~
Longed-i:cr Affinity Could I-ict
Wait for Busy Lawyer.
"I h-wt !1. 1m ii:in a ramshncklo-
loo'iifi.", <• i>!«>;• ! c• it >:«•!!. who In:ti per
colitt<-ti i to ti o!!U of an attorney j
of I'oikviHc, Nik., I df . lil.t in extri- I
i-.ite a little « ' do h. v, turn yo\ if yo'j
pl«'a. • . sals. Aii. s to t;it a divo't e luni j
(le wilt' o* liti 'i bu/: oitl, If vo' li; c't1
tli- • 't< :i<I to « "Hit liov . ( i a cul '
lml man?"
••Wi ll -l.'i.i:•• bit pciMleroi ly re-
lur.'.nl tho Inminaiy, laying
l.jiud on c« J '.iii : on;i:!(>ii:.-InoHiiiK doc.i !
111 ::: Ol\ lli. "It v ill bo tiolllt i
'iitli i!e l . i: ! can j-vt around t:> '
vo :• ! ttor. i ■;.•' 'H « -(* papers
v
i!.«;:ia! l i!l •• i.-i prt.pr.'y tiled in aid j
of a court's jurisdiction upt an
an nded nnd ant lllary biipiilemciital j
bill wlii"Ii Vi'Uli filed in a suit brour.h'
1
.His for tho purpose (.f enjoialuK an
lit 'i t law i:i the ftaV co-irts.
'
. illtr, visib' ia.ip!-'- d . ntl mucb
• , r i8 n't i o iuo 1"' r mo to tran^-
i'.av'u ato no ti v.dir. n ' wliy: R.
'
I d. fiJi. il * vallah gal 1'. i.b ai'iii'i* j
t ) many win-n I Rits ?■! i o' l.ir.li j
:vit'o wiil bopt 1 .. \\ and
V.o: .' to lie don: 1 . > • hull! ,
fcr yo' .ut aliij; b .t, w oll-uli. i
o J (!• . . .lb!"
Knocking Ha! by.
"My bu band thinks I i- \or\ eco-
nomical," said tho bluo ' >c d woman. |
Ho naves evi i vthin?. ( p drawer of i
his d i > . a -<l lt> ; i! • table-. and
ho has some t!.:;t a.:o tin ; c-ji s old." •
FuEROGA I iVE GF FAiP. ZTX.
Ar. This Writer Ssys, Her Aqq Is Her
Own ar.d Mere Man r/.a^t Net
Question It.
M a has no rp-rht to quosiion v. orj- j
:
wi raait. bless her, i • cs old as the |
mala j out, or a;;;!.t h up, and not a
da ' older. Man i.s o. l <.!' l is latitude
\ ii* .i begins try! t i locale oui-
a.:.' ionRii ido. It her privilege
to m,4( I her aue in any form or
n. i-rerop.aiive to i . i t her as i
: •. :i ii.- jjos-'siblo rathei thaa liiuuer
or ticn her in a:.; v. .. . Man !
o.. it lo hip:F"'f I > ■ 1 thi.:. s'.o is
; m;! with cv.;; lie ol' con-
.
\. h ni." ( ' or.. x > kt ;• lrom i! e '
i i.- not . app )« ti t > be your.g cr
!
to 1 . and he \.ouliin't i.e it' he cotilJ.
•
10 l . at d enn b . and is, whei!.--r t.-lie
\ ,ii i t te. be « not, and it is a w'.iole
;
ijt 11, . in r ;>• <• 1 . ea. • lull.' a t rdcti j
U . - i tiial clia iiainp. \ C*! i oi my at t j
v. 1 ifh hho'. Id « «■ r be he's by ri.- t of j
{v. « fs-ion. Korgct that aae has i n
a •« brother, and you wiil be ipp'er
: .ni . • will tlie. but dt n't !<•; In >
'
• . Herald.
For F'.etainin^ Youth.
1 an quit" ire that one s-eret ol
11 • a io k«' p 'i|> v.; dot. . mim 1 I
. a! -,ly hand one's ova tone, to •
! nil . ani imrii .ving circles.—Fj
\V. Ware.
Tl.r Pervant Problem Again.
'i<! m In ar ihat Mrs. Skii'.dso
• •' husband liirthiK -itb that
i-1 t > ?11■1 eim ii;t <1 a month
.sib! •
•d.
is t. iT'bJy up
Tribute to Learning.
!'• aeoiislield: Learning js better
t! ,n liout e and land.
I d i: ut!.:no sh" would be
l)'-l rln nd tli • cook away?"
•X V I V. P„. Slit | r hll3
a a I j\,ay."—Jia!ge.
Pineapples in Qu"jnslsrJ.
Altogether there a.r > . 2,OCO
acroa devoted to pin apple cuitivaticn
in Qufa ii. laad. grivir^, . yic.'d oi a;i.:e-
thing like ton million vine- a year.
Two crops are gathered d;..i..a; t)a 12
nnintlis. Mos ol the owners oi th<
plantations ftailed without c.i titaa
and are n iw reaping about r*:i
acre era profit. Ii is an inda: ;.o..i
which returns are quickly obtained.
Fifteen months alter planting llv
grower ia - a iring his erst c « a 1\- • t
yt; r he .shoulfl double hi crop, 1 •>
cause, like the banana, one.* the pi a
apple has borne fruit th • taalk dies
down, and its place is taken by om
or more suck-.Ts. which, in thair turn,
fruit and die. A cider o remarlaabiy
line quality c .n be made from the
fruit.
V/orld'a Busiest Street.
The she.;cat and busiest street in
tho world is .Mansion Homo stru t.
London. It is only abont fiOO feet
!u: • . a ad . mu between the mansion
hoUK. lIu facial re. it!i lire ol the
It rd imiyor, and th l.'aion bniik « t*
London, and evnylhing and every-
body i'i' ' p; • ciC.-" between "tho city"
which Is the ; ncient -eetion of the
m^iiopoli a and the rovt of London
have to .o that way. Not lonp ago
policenien >. ia stationed to count
tap veliicb , two on either b,:c'. •. They
ware relit ed every hoaf. bacaia-o
eoaatiim is very tedious work and acts
upon the p« rves. One set of counters
it porbal !'T,s • vehicles, another ; t
counted *17.<11 ti and the other two re-
lays reported totals between these
two extremes.
Necdfi Proper Backing.
"Hope,' said Lucie Kl p a
hi sin' when \on' willin' lo ) av a ii
if a little hard v.--;!; 'sri-i o' ! :;In* it
a> its. T • ia (tn a poliej ticket."
Her Little Plan.
The Spinster N\ by. Mrs. Hrowning,
v hat ai you going to do with that
pail?
Ti W ic'on My late husband's last
-c"a- wr.s that his grave bo kept
I a'i! about to marrj
" 1 "o 'P dod to uive It a coat of
- < '"'c :;o 'iaily News.
FILLED UP THE RESTAURANT.
Frlerc'c of Discharged Waiter Aided
Him in "Getting Even" with
Employer.
| Summary and effective was the re-
venge of a Spalato raitci who had
be en insulted by his employer, doing
to the Socialist club he enlisted the
iihies of his comrades and a
i d of them went to the restau-
. hero he had been employed and
d every seat in t'a place. It.
^ just before I be usual supper hour,
ja '1 tho plate, tin1 principal restau-
i r. in Spalato, was frequentel every
' by the leading oflicials and
t : 'pie. When these regular
• '• s <amo then was not room for
' o. (■ i'a i and they had to find an-
i o.i- :• i. i airaiit.
j '1 " evtaii; ' . • : entirely
wa.itt J. a - tl'e So; iaL . vi.'iters took
only a quart, r of a pint of wine, cost-
ing 12 l«il- s ia l], over two
ctn: a. and one roll at four hellers
("!• h s than a cent i. As oacb man's
r< re. iinu-ut coat b!m only just over
tin «• creta ii was not a dear eve-
ii! . ' • :ixi;ji einont.
j 't ■ ' i • laurant i roprietor promptly
• ■i-ologia. al to the aggrieved waiter
and the regula.r (iistouu s found their
! table s ready for tin ia vo next eve-
i ii;?;. Trieste con > . j andence Pall
Mall <!a:/.ette.
Difficult to Do.
A teacher in one of Brooklyn's pub-
lie schools is a stickler for <*leanli-
ness. St> often hav* orders come that
cb anlineas must be observed among .
ihe boys of her class that some of L y
the urchins have* evou intpiired of
th. ir parents what it en a. to rnani-
(a; • your linger nails.
O! course there is a "bad boy" in
the class. One day tie teacher said
to him: " iotumy, t^o ytui I.now there
is a great deal of dirt behind your
earn?"
" I here ain't nehlieriH eassed
Tom in :.
"It is wrong to dispute me," said
(he teacher; "but you need not take
m,\ woid for le |i yon i ally do not
bell've nio, look P yoip • elf."
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