The Edmond Enterprise (Edmond, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1912 Page: 4 of 6
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Conditions on the Border
and Executive Order*
tional Troops Forwa
BororJy, Mukh, -Althoi
Tuft will not iutervei
■oo without the fill lent <
Jipon u step that would
bis friends declare ihst |j
Is nearer than It han beet
•rst American trouyu were
the border eighteen moot
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Authority, however, that
^renldeut decide that lnte
the only course open to h
call congresH lu npeclul h
demand of It the author!!
the American army across
Under no circumstances, b
his friends, will he do an
act against Mexico without
congress.
Tho president has auttu
eral Leonard Wood, chie
TJ. S. A., to order two more
of cavulry to the border,
inenls will be sent from
KausuH and Fort 1). A. Ru
So fur as t ho president wu
Ihere will be no linniediut
troops In Texas, but condl
that border have grown wi
last few weeks.
It Is In the southern pa
loo, howover, that the pre
learned of Intolerable
affecting Americans. The]
4ero government, accordli
Washington Information,
Unable to cope with the ro
and there seems to be litt
that the situation will Imp
president has arteri that
Madero be more careful In
of Americans. He is he
this reminder to the for
«r well as the president i
ductlve of good results In
•rn and southern Mexico.
WILSON DECLARES WAI
ON CANDIDA
New Jersey Governor Abi
tlon Would Give Interei
trol of Party In Si
Seagirt, N. J.—Governoi
Wilson, democratic preshh
Inee, Sunday declared war
Smith, Jr., a democratic ca
United States senator fron
■•y, an oince which he t
President Cleveland's sen
istration. Governor Wllsoi
himself in a statement a(
the voters of New Jersoy,
day He pointed ot
return of Mr. Smith to p<
mean "a restoration of nun
Two years ago Governor
posed Mr. Smth's cam
United Statos senator, but
■ue that James E. Marti!
legal cholco of the doin
marlea.
TO PLOW BY HfcAD
Farmer Behind With Wor
duce Innovation
Pulton, Mo.—Working at
the aid of a headlight on
to be the agricultural in
John P. Taylor, a farmer
ikano neighborhood, who o
hundred acres of bottom
tho Missouri river. Mr. T
hind with his plowing for
and iutends to keep going
eatch up.
SPECTATORS ARE KILL
BY MOTt
Waco Speed Fiend and
Rider and Four Otht
Killed In Collisi
Newark, N. J.—Eddie
Waco, Texas, holder of sin
records for motorcycle rac
over the rail of the coursc
Newark motordome into c
Sunday afternoon, causin,
of six persons, includl
while six aro dying and
badly Injured.
The only two of the si
tively Identified up to a la
day night were Hasha anc
bright, a Denver moton
ridng third In the
other four dead were boyi
men among the spectator
To Hear Claims Oc
Washington—The spc
board investigating clainu
of Americans at El Paso j
Ariz., during the flght a
Juarez and Agua Prieta.
K1 Paso aud Douglas aboi
Holding Her 0\
Bar Harbor, Me. I'h
tending Mrs. John If.
Washington, who is serio
with pneumonia, have am
she is holding her own, •
which they considered ti
Miss Mulhall Def
Calgary, Alberta—Mil
Lad up of Calgary won
world's championship fo
lng at tho Calgary «tam
ing Miss Mulhall of 01
mer world's champion.
Our Pall Line of Shoes & Cor-
se's Are Now on Our Shelves.
We have shoes that wear and wear
and wear. Service is builded into
these shoes. Every inch and ounce of
them represent durability. Good looks
alone don't satisfy us-though we de-
mand smart styles in our foot wear,
vaood leather, construction, workman-
th t ♦ , P' COrrectly fittine 'asts, everthing
that goes to make permanent satisfaction for you must
be represented. You will nepd f^ll t .
SUNFLOWER BRAND fa" shoes' Try ,he
The J. C. C. Corsets,
the corsets upon which we
specialize are singularly suc-
cessful in producing the out-
line demanded by the pre-
sent styles. They are made
of fine materials, have
duples non-rustable bowing.
A style for ever figure.
Ask to see them.
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fSHOWSl
s ;
Buffalo Bill's Big Show
WITH GREAT SCENIC EFFECTS.
With a newly arranged arena
and tents painted to represent !
towering mountain scenery, the >
Buffalo Bill Wild West and Paw- Jj
nee Bill Far East, Combined, \
will exhibit in,
Oklahoma city, September 19. j
HOTEL EDMO
FRIED CHICKEN
BAKED S. POTATOLS
BAKED APPLES
Sept. 15 th, 1912.
Sunday Menu.
BAKED POTATOES
ICED TOMATOES
PLAIN ICE CREAM
CHOCOLATE CAKE
BUTTERMILK
Special Suuday Dinner
ICE TEA
CRE
COFFEi
Metroplitan
With a troop of new actors,
all of them stars, The North
Brothers Stock Cnmpany will
present that noted play "Sham"
tonight and all this week.
The Metropolitan theater has
been remodeled and every thing
prepared for your conveniance
If you want to spend an enter-
taining evening take the electric
car for the Met.
LYRIC THEATER.
Jack Roseleigh and his troop
I of eighteen stars will be seen in
j one of the strongest plays writ-
I ten. this week. The Third De-
ll gree, is the name of the play
II and the name speaks for itself.
j At the matinee Wednesday, sou-
j venirs will be given. These will
be photographs of the company.
The electic car takes jou to the
Lyric.
FEED and POULTRY ST
Phone 92
WE HANDLE A FULL LINE
of bran, chops, corn, fiour, shorts, "white or graj "
a full line of poultry supplies. Highest cash pri«
poultry, eggs and hides.
20th Century Cook Book given away witl
Have a full stock of poultry supplies and sell Chad's
or Capital Stock and Veterinary remedies on a cash
tee. Call and see us for prices on all kinds of feed
before you buy.
Money Bak and Choctaw Floi
J. N. BATES
MR Im\
V'SfepT
~£ace jlofi/'
For Fresh Vegetables Watch our South Window!
°'re|tli1^ co?1 of 'iving trade at,
THE LEADFI?
I'hone
Phone
The Edmond Enterprise
EDMOND.OKLAHOMA
ft!I P°st0'f'c« t Edmond a.
Tiail matter of the second class.
J C ADAMSON Editor and Puiilishi
Subscription. One Dollar P«, Year
Advance.
Editor Dailey of the Sun, our
clever compeditor, has been ay
pointed post master of Edmond.
We rejoice with him in his good
fortune, and predict that he will
make an excellent officer.
M .(. Binion, candidate for
sheriff, is gaining ground every
•lay As the people find out
more about him and his policies
the harder they work for his
election.
Thos. K. Kirby is a model Dis-
trict Clerk. We never knew a
more pluisant and acconiadating
officer. He is asking to be elect-
ed upon his merits as a man and i
his record as an officer.
'I AM DOING IT NOW??"
For $15.00 and UP.
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Thing* move along go
rapidly now-a-days that
people who say
'It Can't Be Done'
Are always being inter-
upted by
Someone Doin;
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I am doing it well for
$1500 and UP. [
make the best clothes
in town fcr the money.
I can prove it.
TAILOR TO MEN WHO CARE
-Edmond Pantatorium.
"the house of quality"
Phone Walnut 103.
TC )NIGHT
And all this week
NORTH I Hi OS.
Present their New Stock Co.
in
"SII.VM"
Matinees Wednesday, Sarur-
day and Sunday.
NEXT WEEK:
A Fool and His Money"
Peter Pointer Si
p sunshine in ti
nouse makes 1
but sunshine on
house makes bli
if it isn't painted
Paffon's
SunProofPd
.n SSSSi8 m^' Palnt"
thP ?,«,« from a Helen tide
tlon^lt^Iif1? .I' moc,lln« miie<l In ei
"off" ""d weaUl"' *
«lioGne!rSmeOU"lul color card and ti
£ed Star Lumber
FOR SALE—I will sell a few!
settings of eggs from my Rhode ' a v
Island Reds. Champion prize ^JmR,er ToUHSt TlCKetS "
Island Reds. Champion prize
| winners of the south. Come and
see my flock and be convinced
that I have the best.
W. c. Tallant. West
3rd street. Edmond
On Sale June 1st to Sept. 30th.
Final Limit October 31, 1912.
Points In Nearly All Stales
Local Mention
I TELEPHONE 50 ALL TI
1 ALL COPY MUST BE
j WEDNESDAY NOON.
VY hat We Never Forget
according to science, are the
phone 131
Philip Wickensof Choctaw has
moved to Edmond. They occu-
py Mrs. Ella Orrick's home on
third street.
The Men Who Succeed
as heads of large enterprises are
men of great energy. Success,
today demands health. To ail is
to fail. It's utter folly for a
man to endure a weak, run down
half alive condition when Elec-
tric Bitters will put him right on
his feet in short order. "Four
bottles did me more real good
than any other medicine I ever i
took," writes Chas. B, Allen
Sylvania, Ga "After years of;
suffering with rheumatism, liver
trouble, stomach disorders, and !
deranged kidneys, 1 am again,
thanks to Elecric Bitters, sound
and well. Try them. Only 50,
at Hiatt & Howard's
For The Ladies
We have a full line of,
Calling Cards,
Wedding Invitations,
Fancy Stationery,
Announcements,
Birth Announceiner ts,
At Home ar.d Reception Cards
Mourning Stationery,
Bereavement Cards.
Mourining Cards,
Program Pencils.
Dance Programs,
Card Programs,
MENUS
Call and see our sample. Prices are n ht and
you can t af ord to have that wedding, reception, card
P-rty, or ball without some fancy stationery of some
For Gentlemen
We have everything for the office in the printing |ine.
Call ui up by phone, write or I tu?tsf0!°Py °f.the Moti
come to office and we will quickly j tle magizine at ti
| quote you rates and advise as ti,
homp iT°C u W,th 0Ur early i privilf'«PS- stop overs, etc.
\rniM'«e,i U as Bllcklen'' You can go direct and return d McCarrell and wi
r grandrnoth' that. ™10ther or . same way, or you can go one f attend the Norma1 this fa
burns h i |T CUre 0Ur Way and return another.
eruptions I!? ^ ski" . Here are the fares to a few of &rr has a'
c',t8' sprains or , tlie principal points: | the principalshsp of high
s. forty years of cures Grand (ianyon Ariz 'n Florida.
Prove its merit. Unrivaled for Phoenix, Ariz.-
Vancouver, B. C. -67 501 The Mosquito -an educ.
1^'is Angeles, Calif. _.flo ool,,ietue soon
San Diego " 60 001
6an Francisco-.
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Denver
Pueblo
piles, corns or cold sores. Onl
cents at Hiatt & Howard.
The Little Gem Cafe
When in town try the Little
Try
wjr tut- j
(.em Cafe for a first lunch.
that large fine Hamberger for
5 cents. All kinds of sand-
wiches; everything neat and
sanitary.
Smith & Dawson
1-2 s. Broadway
Trinidad
Washington, D. C.
Spirit Lake, la. .
1 ortland, Maine-.
j Portland, Ore.....
I Boston, Mass
... _ Detroit, Mich. oo
Edi TiTS -J.
Normal. She was at one time a — ^°"1 " ret>uested
resident of Edmond.
C. O. Girard, Agt
Edmond, Okl
f>0 00 J -.Oscar Peterson, a progi
-23 901 >'oungrplanter.of near. Ed
-23 90 lvas here on business yesti
-23 90 j
-24 40; Potts and Son f
50 001 kinds of gas supplies.
-29 70j
^ Mosquitoes-How about I
That moving picture cc
soon.
- t>6 80
• 67 50
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Hnghes Davis arrived Monday
to attend school. He is one of
our most popular students, al-
ways taking part in most everv
thing pertaining to school life in
the Normal.
rii
Santa Fe
yo
See Ringer Bros, for
Loans. They get them qui
See Charles Burks the re;
tate man for cheap farms.
SeePotts and Son before p
>ng your contract for pluint
HairCuts 25c: Shave 10c at
the Sanitary Barber Shop 0pp„-
I site Post Office.
Charles Burks
KEAI. KSTATE AGENT
0fV,c' n West 1st Strejt.
John Roate n
attorney atlaw
! Practice n ail Court.,
Office overFirit N.tion.l Banl< Bid
TELEPHONE oo *I'L
ALL THE NEWS.
renewed his subscription.
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Adamson, J. C. The Edmond Enterprise (Edmond, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1912, newspaper, September 12, 1912; Edmond, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc139754/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.