The Dover News (Dover, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 28, 1916 Page: 3 of 4
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THE NEWS. DOVER, OKLAHOMA.
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BE PROTECTED OKLAHOMA
AGAINST COLDS
by keeping the system
3!?d. h.ealthy and SUPERINTENDENT
the blood ricli and pure
wilson
To that end TRY
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
It helps Nature bring
back the appetite, aids
digestion and promotes
strength and vigor
makes recommenda-
tions for laws.
FROM STATE OFFICES
What the State Officials and Depart-
ments Are Doing—Items of In-
terest About the State
Government.
Where Will Legislature Meet?
Gossip in state bouse circles on the I
question of the meeting place of the [
forthcoming legislature developed two
important features.
One is that the advisability of the
session convening on January 2 and
adjourning until July 1 when the new
capitol will bo completed if
|f STATE NEWS NOTES^!
SHADOWS OF COMING EVENTS.
Jan. 8-iJt Poultry show. Rniil
• • n10~1 "■ county poultry show,
eiving | , nt-
'-"13, OH.ihoma Press Associa-
'klahoiiia City.
-„i Nl:' «ii > show, IJmlsnv
. ,*• -^';|reh 1, Live stock show an t
!♦'. i lint.mi.
Man h, :: 17.-- Southwest
iow. UlJitnonia (Miy.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
1 rouble and Never Suspect It.
tion, i
Feb.
Live Stock
Oklanoma cit,—
}'- [I- Wilson, state superintendent
of schools, transmitted to Governor
recommendations for finished condition.
Williams his
serious consideration by some of the
lawmakers, the other is that by virt e
of constitutional provi. tons the gover-
nor may possess the power to say tho
final word on the question of the meet-
ing place.
The governor has frequently de-
clined that he personally is in favor
of the meeting being held in the new
building as a part of his program of J Guthrie's post office receipts during
"cruel economy" so the state may bo I ,ll° Pnst six months were f-0 per cent
saved the rent on a downtown brild- ' raore than the receipts for the preced-
ing, but as the time of the session J *ng s'x months.
approaches there undoubtedly is an
increase in sentiment against mceti'-g
in the new capitol because of its un-
Nntnre warn* you when the track of
health is not clear. Kidney and bladder
troubles etnas many ann< iing •
•nd great inconvenience both day ami
night. '
H. E. Oakcs, a (Ireer county farmer,
Is organizing farmers to tight chinch
bugs during the winter.
ing increase and remarkable prevaler.ey
• i kidney disease. \\ hde kidney dis-
• rs are among the most common di§-
f.ises that prevail, they are almost the
rhVumS cS ' Xf is'k?
tir .lull ti,,, i i. while the original disease may
or ' ,! , "' V ""i:' «• < • con.Untly undermine the system.
at tuncs hive headache or inheres it' u fed tli.i
Sagacious Infant.
"What makes you so hoarse, Bob?"
"I whs up the best part of the night
singing to the baby, trying to make
lilin stop crying."
"Then why didn't you stop singing?"
THIS IS THE AGE OF YOUTH.
You will look ien years younger if you
darken your ugly, grizzly, gray hairs by
using "La Creole" Hair Dressing.—Adv.
Seeing Double.
lit'—Why did you fail to recognize
me In the street today? I s w you
twice.
She—Ob, that probably accounts for
It. I never notice a man in that con-
dition.
HEAL YOUR SKIN TROUBLES
With Cuticura, the Quick, Sure and
Easy Way. Trial Free
new legislation, bearing on the situ™
educational system in the forthcom
ing session of the legislature.
Laws providing for medical inspec-
tion of students in the public schools,
free text books, submission of a con-
stitutional amendment providing for a
state levy, which, with money other-
Lieutenant Governor Trapp ex-
pressed tho opinion that it would re
quire from ten to fifteen days of
strong dry heat to dry out the walls of
the legislative assembly rooms.
'1 here is a provision In the consti-
tution which states the legislature
shall
The voters of Sallisaw voted the
i Grand River Gas Company of Slus
| kogee a franchise to supply ttie city
of Sallisaw with gas.
Members of the Blackwell Conuuor-
cial Club and farmers in the vicinity
northern t. of town are planning a big
wolf drive for New Year's day.
Four banks of Bristow claim that
their deposits at the last call were the
| largest ever known in the history of
clei
tion, as time passe* you may have a sal-
low complexion, pufTv or dark circles
under the eyes, sometimes feel as ttiough
you had heart trouble, mav have plenty
of am' itio , but no strength, get weak
ami lose flesh.
If such conditions are permitted to
continue, serious results may lie expect-
ed; Kidnsy Trouble in its very worat
form may steal upon you.
Prevalency of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarm-
kidnc>s are tha
. >ur sickness or run down con-
dition, try taking I)r. Kilmer's Swamp-
Loot, the famous kidney, liver and blad-
der remedy, because as >oon as \ our kid-
nevs improve, they will help the other
oriians to health.
If you are already convinced that
Swamp-Uoot is what > -ti need, you can
purchase the regular fifty-cent and one-
dollar size bottles at all drug stores.
Hon t make any mistake but rememb« r
the name, IV Kilmer's Swamp Hoot
and the address, Binghamton. N. V . which
you will liiiii on every buttle.
SPECIAL NOTE You may ob'a?
ten cents to l)r. Kilmer & ( o Kincnamtoi; \ v Tin • ™
to,prove the remarkable merit of tin, medicine.' They wilfX, \""ulveu^'b,
;nin a -ample sire bottle or Pwainp-Ront by enrlo.in*
.'tiirhamtoii, \. ^ I Iiis vim the onnort >init.
lse appropriated, will be sufficient to SP *'onv(>ne 1,1 "ie ii,a,e capitol and i „ ,, . me History of
aintaln six months' school in every is llec"-"y for the preservation j uJjo, totaled more than $1,500,-
valuable information' conUiir^^'ma'ny "the ^houwunda'of SS 5&Ji{
"n:^^r^bv/"m^(rvar,|,R',r -
St,1! thi 11 ' ^u a re a 111 i -11 ftS?" A^D?
Kilmer A i o„ Ilinsliamton, N. \. When writing l,o mil. . .
Bathe with Cuticura Soap, dry and
apply the Ointment. They stop itch-
ing instantly, clear away pimples,
blackheads, redness and roughness, re-
move dandruff and scalp irritation,
heal red, rough and sore hands as
well as most baby skin troubles.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold every where,—Adv.
Some bachelors hurry through life
ns If a leap-year widow were chasing
him.
district or the state, rigid censorship °f safety of the members
over moving pictures exhibited in Ok !'le meetinS may be chang d
lahoma, and the transfer of the coil " Uvo tlli,ds v"«> or both houses
trol of the state training school at I t0,, co,"'urred ln hy the governor.
Pauls Valley, orphans' home at Prvoe s " be"eve<J t,le legislature
institute for the feeble minded at linid , a tw°-th,rcIa vote would have to
and the colored orphans' home at Taft i °, *'' "le mee,ill« Plll('e and then
from the state board of education toI ac,ion would not tie llnal unless
a board of managers or which the C0"™rmI in b-v the governor.
The rent on a suitable building
down town would cost the state $6,000.
State Auditor E. B. Howard stated
that so far as appropriations were con-
cerned the change in the tlmo of (lie
meeting to July 1 would make no dif-
ference. That is the end of the fiscal
year when all appropriations run out.
state commissioner of charities ami
corrections would be chairman, are
among the important legislative sug
gestions of Mr. Wilson.
He also recommended that the
school for the deaf at Sulphur and the
school for tho blind at Muskogee be
placed under the jurisdiction of a spe
cial board to be composed of the state
superintendent, as chairman and two state Banks' Consolidated Statement.
members to be designated by the gov- The 551 state banks in Oklahoma
ernor, one of whom should be a reg- on November 17, tho date of the last
ular practicing physician, and that the call for statements, had $74.73:t.4r,:t. ;9
negro school at Langston be placed on deposit, or $14,0(10,000 more than
under the supervision of a special was held by the 5f.L' banks reporting
board to be composed of three mem- on September 12, the dale of the next
hers, the state superintendent to be; call, a difference in time of two
chairman and two negroes to be months.
named by the governor, one of whom Loans and discounts on November
shall be a practical educator.
Smile, smile, beautiful clear white
clothes. Red Cross Ball Blue, American
made, therefore best. All grocers. Adv.
From two-thirds to three-fourth of
all the powder manufacturer! in this
country is made in Delaware.
SOAP IS STRONGLY ALKALINE
aud constant use will burn out the
scalp. Cleanse the scalp by shampoo-
ing with ' La Creole" Hair Dressing,
and darken, in the natural way, those
ugly, grizzly hairs. Price. $1.00.—Adv.
Brazil is becoming a meat-exporting
nation. This year she will export
about 50,000 tons of frozen beef.
Consolidated Schools Overlooked.
Mr. Wilson also recommends an ap
[ propriation sufficient to pay conspli-
I dated school districts the amount due
| them under the terms of the act of
j the legislature in 1911, which provided
for state aid when certain require
Folding paper tees have been invent-
ed for golfers, bound in book form for
easy carrying.
17 amounted to $42,187,431, an in-
crease of $3.0«I,000 since September
12. Overdrafts in November amount-
ed to $248,413, as compared with $190,-
000 in September.
In November, the 551 banks had a
capital stock of $8,37-lt5.:ifi. as com
pared with $8.464,.'50, a decrease of
ments had been met. In 1913 the leg $9.0'"00' Member amount
islature appropriated $100,000 for this j T, ,a* C0™Parei1 witl>
purpose. Proceeding on the theory Lin sLZh ' ? °f *859>*
that the legislature in 1915 would ? " Sel>,e,nbpr amounted to $1,447,-
make a similar appropriation for the
same purpose, many districts consol
idated to meet the requirements but o , , 3S wltb 37.5 in
no appropriation was made. Mr. Wil- her X ^ 'YT'1'0 ,n NoVem"
son asks that sufficient appropriation - *y7'613' and September $471,
000.
Claims for $23.00 have been allowed
by the commissioners to Kiowa
t.v farmers for coyote scalps which
were brought in during the month of
November.
The William A. Bachr Company of
Chicago lias purchased the gas plant
and appurtenances belonging to the
Southwestern Public Service Com-
pany at Ringling.
Members of the First Presbyterian
church ot Ada are preparing to begin i
the erection of a magnificent church I
building. Nearly all the
sary has been raised.
J. J. Hubbard, J. R. and W. Daw-
son have asked ihe town of Alton
for a gas franchise. These men are
Afton men and have organized tho
Commercial Gas Company.
The new $4,500 .-.eel suspension
bridge near the famous Bromide
springs in 1'hitt National Park, being
built by the United States govern-
m-nt is nearing completion.
More than twe
supply of tin is
peninsula.
-thirds of the world's
mined In the Malay
money neces-
Important to Mothora
^ Examine carefully every bottle o!
CASTOKIA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that it
Bears the
Signature of
In Use for Over aoVoarsT
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Chlciigoniiin has a coat made by An-
drew Johnson, former president.
IMITATION IS SiNCERFST FLATTERY
but like counterfeit money the imita-
tion lias not tho worth of the original.
Insist on I,a Creole' Hair Dressing—
it s the original. Darkens your hair In
the natural way, but contains no dye
Price $1.00.—Adv.
The Look of It.
"Whnt's an optimist, pop?"
lies the kind of a man, my son,
"when thiims are coming bis way
tells other people not to worry."
COVETED BY ALL
but possessed by few—a beautiful
head of hair. If yours is Rtroakeil with
gray, or is harsh and stiff, you can re-
store it to its former beauty and lus-
tor by using "La Creole" Hair Dress-
ing. i'rlce $1.00.—Adv.
Rubber rings have been invented to
prevent thimbles slipping from lingers.
I'lilled State-
I'liool teachers.
has 70,000 rural
I torses are now rarely
avenue, New York.
en on Fifth
000 in November.
The average reserve in November
be made to pay the districts that have
met the requirements of the act of
1911.
His free text book plan contem-
plates that the books shall be fur-
nished by the school district, not by
LEG
The dangerous
cold is the neglect-
ed cold. Get a box of—
CASCA^,N,NE
The old family remedy-In tablet
form—safe, sure, easy to take. No
opiates-no unpleasant after effects.
Cures colds in 24 hours-Grip in 3
days. Money back if it fails. Get
the genuine box with Red Top and
Mr. Mill s picture on it—25 cents.
At Any Drug Store
LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED
toy CUTTER'S BLACKLEG PILLS
Low-priced,
fresh, reliable; |
preferred by
western stock-
men, be. luse they
protect where other
. , . vaccines fall.
« rite for booklet and testimonial*.
t* phi.BlacKlig Pitts, SI.00
"ilackitg Pills, $4.00
" ^^ul,er s simplest and strongest,
^•itter products is due to over IS
1 VACCINAS AND SFRl'MS
Ultub's. I! unobtainable,
'. SertiiliT. Cel., er Cblcaie. III. .
ansa
Hunt 8 Cure is especially com-
pounded for the treatment of
Iteh, Ecsema, Rin^ worm, and
Tetter, and is Bold by the drug*
gist on the strict guarantee that
the purchase price, fifty cents,
Will be promptly refunded to
any dissatisfied customer. Try
Hunt's ('tire at our risk. At any
dm# store, or sent direct from
A. B. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO. Inc.
Dept. Z. Sherman, Texaj
675.
State's Property Statement Made.
The state of Oklahoma owns physi-
cal and real property to the value of
$8,359,(104.49, according to figures in a
the state, and that pencils, paper, ■report jU8t eomplted by State Auditor
maps, charts and all other equipment E' B" Howard for submission to the
necessary for use by the child in the 'es*s'alure when it meets in January,
school room be furnished free by the T,,e pr°Perty is grouped in sixteen
district. I classifications and the value of each
He suggests that the state board of S!ass of Dr°P<?rty given as follows:
education be relieved of the duties ie5yti.Ve' ^1,38°-59' administrative,
and responsibilities of ex-officio text f f.1.! regujIatlvft- $20,973.93; pro-
book commission and that a law be KcU"g l,,e an(1 property, $19,589.40;
passed giving the governor power to h J6f4'56; judicial, $252.-
name a text book commission of six « 7'?o ,' °nal, ailm'nlstratlon,
members, who are actually engaged ioW ed(UC® 10n®'> in general, $1,.
in school work in Oklahoma, from a'.s m ao agricultural administration,
list of fifteen to be submitted by the , 8 v , a education, $902,-
state superintendent, who Mr Wilson ^ IT*' ,33,8'i?7'69: °ura-
chairman of the board, The board ' '
at present is appointed by the gover- . .
nor. but the law does not prescribe Commission For Prohibition,
any particular qualifications for the The C'Toration commission lent a
members. j hand in the enforcement of the pro-
: hlbition laws of the state when it dis-
Woe Be Unto the Slacker "J'f ?? ^ fapplication the Commer-
tt«i« tlal Club of the city of Lexington for
Unless they report immediately for an order directing the Wells-Fartro
border service 135 militiamen in Ok-! Express Company to establish an ex-
lahoma will find themselves facing the press station at Lexington which is
disgrace of Lewis O. Gardner, the New not on a railroad. The commission
Mexico militiaman who refused to found that the establishment of an
obey the federal call for border duty express station at that place might
last July, according to Adjutant Gen- be used advaPtageouslv by those de
eral EarP- *"'ing to violate the prohibition laws
Gardner was court-martialed, dis- and for that reason dismissed the ap
honorably discharged and sentenced Plication.
to serve a year in a federal prison. /
The prison sentence was remitted by To Control Prise of C/otton Seen
Secretary of War Raker. When the To prevent fi*n<r of/,.
call for mobilization came last July, cotton seed and lpt bv LJn oi mills
148 members of the First Oklahoma which Senator M. V. li^„ ° r Uie"
regiment ignored it. Thirteen of them senatorial districl
later reported, and seven were sent tne mills get contr. °
to the border. No action has been the gins
Beautiful,
the
, lilue
The Ada Milling Company has ju. .
been notllied that the government has I Jnpnnese m-ik
awarded the company a contract for fr<"" I'"I)( r.
1,000,000 pounds of Hour for the use '
of the soldiers on the Mexican border.
James A. Potwood, six miles west
of Hobart, has received sixty-one head
of registered shorthorn cattle, which
he has placed on his farm, and will
build up one of the best herds in the
state.
Minco delegates appeared it a good
roads meeting at Chickasha with sub-
scriptions amounting to $10,000 to-
ward the cost of building a bridge
over the South Canadian river north
of their town.
Japan s l!ll(l rice crop is estimated
at -.S.S.Iir,1,510 bushels.
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the (11,1 Standard UljOVE S
AS i'ELESS chill IONIi, You know
e. All grocers. Adv. ' f, on eiery label, showing ii t,
'.(limine ami Irou in a tasteless lurm. The
,. ! U"i"iue drives out malaria, the Iron
I f Karnieuls ■ builds up the system, jo cents.
Ti n . . ~ I Nnturnl gas has advanced 60 cents
1 1* r* Affect The He«.t p,.,- 1 (UK) feet in K in-i
lit mi.if ttH tonic nnd nutIvo •"'-■••• ; - - ■ ■ ■ '' •'
I'ri.uit. Initio t-i
cnunlTiu nervtuiMic
Ik only mio *'|ir«
signature i tin each box.
be tiiko _ __
'i riiviny in ibt> ||«>iid I i • • r«V I
18. W. liltOVUM ;
U'estern Siberia
17S,(M Hi.000 pounds
nnnvNIe, Vn.,
coal yard.
in 1913 exported
of butter.
iay establish a i ublie
..PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
A toilet preparation of merit
nelpfl to eradicato dandruff.
For Reatorinff Color and
Beauty to Gray or Faded Hair.
61K.-. and <1.00 at l>rurgiBta.
regiment ignored i. wi„ occur ,f
)f a majority of
• i . . - d.js in the s ta^e t hp mav a t hou
taken against them, and none will be now own one third of them) the sen
taken aganist the delinquents if they ator will introduce a bill at the com
come in immediately. ing session of the legislature to keen
Oiders have been received from the mills from owning gins or aro.iir
Colonel R. A. Brown of Fort Sam Hou- ing any stock in them. The measure
ston, Texas chief mustering officer, wll also seek to establish a market
to locate the Oklahoma delinquents price for seed to be the same -ill over
and send them out immediately or the at#e, less the difference in cost
arrest them as deserters. eience in cost
for mr
Tiring U. S
soldiers ol
I MM AN If A I.
PENSIONS
■erv ice arid their widows also war WITH HP API
PATENTS
O C. Advice and books free
te« reasonable. IIIghest references. Bestserrices
W. N. U., WICHITA, NO. 53-1816.
Gault Is After State Glnners.
Every ginner in the state of Okla-
homa who has failed to report to the
state board of agriculture the number
of bales of cotton handled so far this
of transportation, etc.
Makers of Capitol Bonus Notes Sued.
Though the state capitol is more
than half completed, some of the men
who signed bonus notes to have it
located at the present building site.
year, will be put on the carpet by ' have failed to meet their obligations
Frank M. Gault, president of the board made in 1910, when the matter of the
and required to produce the figures j location was of city-wide interest
P,® WaStth0. sla'pment made by Mr. Half a dozen cases in which the note
Gau t yesterday following publication makers are sued are set for triil In
h,fovernment ginnings report ; Justice of the Peace Maupin's court
at 782 813'bal aJj<,ma's Production There are about thirty six of the
Mr- 0ault declares suits growing out of the matter The
«„! ITLrlVl'l*** stat8 i°ta> involved is Close to
112,500, ranging from $25 to $200.
not exceed 625,000 bales.
Ponca City city council has adver-
tised for bids on the construction of
a municipal auditorium to have a seal-
ing capacity of 2,000. Bonds for the
construction of the building have al-
ready been voted.
The receiver for the leases will hold
the one-eighth royalty pending final
determination of who are the owners
of the river beds. Judge Campbell
probably will hear these case.? at the
next term of court in February.
Control'ing interest In the First Na-
tional Bank of Durant, capital $100,
000, surplus and undivided profits $40-
000, was bought by the officers and
directors of the State National Bank
also of this city. Both banks will be
continued under their present officers
until the first of the year when the
two will be consolidated and the State
National liquidated.
Warned by the robbery of stores
and banks during daylight hours,
Blackwell jewel*-]' who carried an m
usually large stock of diamonds and
other valuable artich s for the Christ-
mas trade, provided his store with
steel cage, concealed from the casual
observer, and a man is posted in thiu
cage with a rifie at all times when tin-
store is open for trade.
Big Goose, one of the leading cnlefs
of the Ponca tribe of Indians, died at
his home near White Katie. He was
born in 1848 at the Ponca Indian agen
cy near Omaha, Neb. He came to the
Indian Territory when a young man
and until recently lived near the
Chikasha river, on the extreme wen-
em boundary of the Ponca reserva-
tion. His death was due to pneu-
monia.
John A. Splvey, court clerk of Jef-
ferson county, was arrested and
charged with arson in connection with
the burning of the court-house. Many
important court records were de
stroyed by the lire. Complaint againsl
Spivey was filed by an assistant state
fire marshal. A cash book In the
clerks office was found saturated with
coal oil. A deputy state examiner
is now atempting to audit the court
clerk's books.
Mrs. J. E. Ballard, a farmer's wife
living in the pasture reserve, eleven
miles southwest of Hobart, marketed
her 1916 crop of turkeys last week,
from sixty head she received $162.38,
an average price of $2.71.
The Drumright city council has
passed an ordinance authorizing the
calling of a municipal bond election
It is proposed to issue $43,000 in bonds
for the waterworks extension, $16,000
for the purchase of equipment for the
fire department, $16,000 for a city hall
and $25,000 for storm sewers and cul
verts.
Ilnekensiick, N. J., has Its first wom-
an barber.
South Africa in 101exported pro-
duce valued at $7,'t.(KH),0(KI.
finds cost of doing pnb-
1 work has jumped 40 percent.
WOMAN'S CROWNING GLORY
Is her hair, if yours is streaked with
ugly, grizzly, gray hairs, use "La Cre-
ole" Hair Dressing and change It in
the natural way. Price $1.00.—Adv.
There are telephones enough In the j
United Slates for every ten persons
to have one.
Heyday of youth Isn't in ,t with the
pay day of manhood.
Ask for and Get
THE HIGHEST QUALITY
36 fcge Recipe Book Free
SKINNER MFG.CO.. OMAHA,U.S.A.
f «5t MACARONI fACTQRY IN *M[BICA
Raise High Priced Wheat
on Fertile Canadian Soil
Canada extends to you a hearty invita-
tion tr settle on her FREE Homestead
lands , 160 acres eacfl <Jr secure some
Saskairh j P"ced lands in Manitoba,
around a bu.hel and land ao easy to get Wonderful
WfJI ,yne Western0 < *'|B,,rley ',m, FI"X' M'Xed
mh ^ growing 3 ,S 3S pr°filab,e a" indu"" "
tot ml ff,'i i l y ymir7: nu'n who have vr.Iun-
r a! 1 w a y fja a lit i cs Jxco HI'm a 1 e IS VeathfV'unfl agreeable,
convenient wV?tp fnJ E? * srho,)ls churches
G- A' COOK
20I2 Main St., Kansas City, Wo.
Canadian Government Agent
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Hofer, H. C. The Dover News (Dover, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 28, 1916, newspaper, December 28, 1916; Dover, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc136523/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.