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Luther Leads in Bank Deposits; Luther is tfn Toil as a Cotton Market: Luther Sure Knocks the Persimmon
REGISTER.
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Found H's Fo'ks.
T'ie nth' r d y hv > m ti WHtit
itl'o the M lv restaurant for
Ui m^r They locked s ikr* and
it wa*  ft• rv ii<(3 lealn- d that
they ww  b others Tney had,
ni ' b 1*11 • Hting long when a ti.ird
m 'ii entire > in ■ p1 *ee a 1' took
hi i -0hi t*T ' • ftr end "f the^
oounu-r ! I- ei -<' looked like thej
fiiihi ta">1, bit Uier" waanowoidBi
pii-Ht-o i thethreo. A'fterl
the fir t t men had } one at,
th one remark i '* They i
4m'i know me." He then tuld aj
rc m'Hit o -ury. W <-u be was a
boy ni 8 years, he wan s! • 1 *• n in ,
jg.-w M tieo by a band of Indiana J
A t- r iviim v it.h tne Indians a'
year li w** r.-scued b.v Home |
soldieis, nun lived at an army j
porti un'ii h" <.*hs 16 when ho bo-
at me a i-i-guia* eoldiei. He re-
in .lined in 'hi army until this
summer, when hi-t time bting up
he coil dude 1 io hunt up tois folks j
For s uiie n-asori he stopped here i
and Ht i'itienily , run acr< ss his j
tw i bi otn-rs wno were Working
oil the rCnty ^r.ide. He knew)
their,, bat his tarnhy supposing
he was dead long since, he was
hut reeoyoiired The brothers!
cj^uic their j ib here ttio day after
the soldier pome and- were pre-
paring t<> go to their homo in j J
Missouri. File soldier said he 5
di t riot intend to declare Himself |S
urr il ttiey were ready to leave. *-/vy
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Luther State Bank.
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WE provide an abwIuMy P*f«*
place to deposit your noney
WE are not an experiment but
a jrrown,really existing reality
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WE return your money (all of
it) on demand.
WE are prosperous nnd.'pn gres
s-ive and MERIT ^ INS
WE trive you beat of service as
the result of long experience
WE do not mimic, or meet, but
create, originate and raise.
WE have the largest capital,
surplus and profit, account of
any bank in this region.
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W J, A KTHUR. P JO AKNK T, Vi Pres.
JOHN lilNEA\KT. OHNBKDN K,
fasti..i A-e' t'nshi i.
COUNTY DEPOSITORY
Its depositor-at • protect, d b\ i- nuar-iin' fun of th#
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S'at.e of Okl ihortia,
Banking Department. (
This is to certify tha the Lutlier State Bank, of
Luther, Oklahoma, has ni|>lied wi n tin- law*- of thia
State for the protection of Bmk n-p<«>-1'tth, nd th«t nafety
to its depositors is gu tr nt'fd by "n 'D p"- ■ rn (Guaran-
ty Fund of the STATE OK OKLAHOMA In te-unmny
v> hereof the State Bankinn 13a"l h i, flmuied tii■ eertifi
cats to be executed by its chi.irman arid tttea'nd by its
secretary under its offi -ial seat ami delivered by th. Dank
Commissioner of the State of Oklahoma
Done at the City of Guthrie, tbn IS h of February,
in the year of our Lord, one thousand,, nine hun.-.'red and
eighth and of the Independence of the United S - <>s, the
one hundred and thirty>one Geo W. Bellamy.
Chairman of tin State Banuinir Hoard
ROf C. OAKES, Secretary of the State Banking B ard
Which wn suppose he did and is'
today utiir 11 •vitii his family.
A Full Crop.
Lu-.t year triere was 75per cent
of a coti .n crop in the state, and
sold at $2 75 a hundred This
year ti er.* i - a G6 p r cent crop
and the pr i 'f paid is SI 50
hundred. Jt vu v.; I stop
i he First National Bank
of Luther.
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Luther Slate Bank, cf i.islher, Okla.
Makes Farm Loans, Chattel
i Loans, Writes Insurance.
Does a General Banking Business
We pay 4 per cent interest on Time Deposits.
Your business respectfully solicited Deposits Guaranteed
Luther Knows How
An t xenange thinks this way
about the business of a town "It
is a vnll known fact that, the busi-
ness irt. n of a town or city, .to a
The City's Wickedness.
Oklahoma Citv J^jpond mur-
der within a \>^vf ^a'V-fouri
hours oo un. [(*} j 'as'
I niirlu when . '^jt'inson,
' >-rea.r ■ xtent, govern the trade of j ne^ro, v.'iis shot to tleatn in a n"
j its territ ry, no matter the dis- gro dance hall near the cry pa> 1
j tunofe of 'competing points. If: on East California avenue. The
1 ! they are live, enterprising men, : shooting of the negro followed h
Uf,(J i; vl v a v.". reaching out and offering ' ouarrel between the vi r .n and
figure this up y< - " ill find j jndu .."nts for tt
we have almost h full crop this'
year. Y. ith tu li. : n 1 ri*.> "• the
farmers around L ithor are going
to be as p •>• perou3 this y ir as
if tin- crop had been 100 per cent
at -1 aold for I ir.t'year pric. The
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c oME Down and v\s i whh ^ roR
we have ,something to interest you
HAVE T RECEIVED OUR FALL LINE OF
are content
•pt what fall;
th
expen se of picl'.i1 g an ti market-
ing h -m bt.v.u tun id which ad is t->
thu profit. I? g -ner.tlly app ns
that sh rt crops average up tv
selling hi  It. Ono man told us
that he made m >re money off ins | peopIo t0 c.(inlv
farm the ory vear hero than any j ^ jjv
oth.er year. You see you c.tn t
alw.tyj tell when you are well off.
i rit. ry will lit vev b > cu
|; r;. . . i.ing i xtent.
j other hand, they
| sit down and acc
| their way, they can expuct
i hav (hi ir tvn-l curtailed to
th 'ir ina ivity.'' Th: ■■
•is' *1 Du iier hold ■ the
ihe busii.. and outWri.-d
;i t!ie t ••.vn-3. The mvr-
md husinet-s tn?n ask the
i see them and
town is one full
of live merchant ■ A dead tov.-n
•'Son"' Sloan, who l'l • i from t
ooeno after firinsr two hot-;. Ti
alkgt d merderi r was cap'.urefi
I extent <
j is the n
! bulk of
i the re.-, -
|chants
their ter-
do'wn to
If, on the
to S the Rock Island yards at 1:30
in | o'clock that morning and turned
to over to the authorities at the
county jail.
The staying of Robins n re
suited, following a di pete, be
e.veen the two men over tho atlee
lions of I'earl Watts, negrese
Immediately following the eon
elusion of a dance, Sloan is alle-
ged to have said : "Til fix you,
and fired two shots in rapid : ue-
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WH'CH YOU WILL ^EE IN OUR WINDOW
AND IT 1-5 ALL NEW AND UP-To-i. ATE.
GOME IN IT WONT COJT YOU A CENT
To LOOK OVER oUH ASSORTMENT,
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WE AL-5C HAVE A COMPLETE L
Of THE BE -ST QUALITY OF
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is one where the storekeepers go j cession. The riegt > died within
rn++r.n rnHnr, Cntton llo-sleep. It is the merchants who; a few minutes after being shot
Cotton, CO ton, vpwopa t mogt important element! After viewihg the body, Coront,
The gins are threshing:nout 101 1 , niHfit.M nrdored the re-
I 0{ any community a citizenship,' ... D. On leid oiderea t.ie i
hours a da> em the ]   ^ ^ey relapse into a com- < mains removed to the city morgue
making the farmers as happ: a. ^ ■ balance of theAn inquest will be held tomorrow
Junebugs. By the time this pa- aiuse
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JU-ST RECEIVED. NO ITER OR
,5TYLI«SH dOOD-S WERE EVER
LUTHER 5ToRE,5, WHICH WE FEEI
WILL PLEA-SE YOU.
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per reaches you, Friday iTiorning  - , , ,
the gins will have run through j tae men v;no own the stores hav
their machine, nearly 1000 bales. ( ««'t enterprise enough to protect
1 1 their own territory by staying
hours, rival
two
The Adams gin bought tho  ,
banner loadtt of the year, both i ^wahe in busmes
brought in by II. T. Goodwin, j towns will seize the advantage
One load brought $103,95 and ; and capture the business.
another one $102 35. j T. J. \V yant of Meridian, was
Thursday morning the cotton in town Saturday a nd Sunday,
market was SI. 10 a hundred. He waa on his way to Washing-
.1 A, Aahton cot home from ton where he wilt make hi*, home.
Indiana batrnd^. Mrs. A.hton | Mr. Wyant was in the govern-
w;11 not come until next month., service here before the ru-
Mr \ehton was at the Shelby-! ral rou*° WL'ro P"1
i it irtta nu on in" J - all{j took care of a btar route for ■
vile lair and he tells us an in^i- -•
, r~ji.no imr.: three years, lie ordered th^Reg- -
dent of prohibition. Indianahao •' .... , „ , , . >
, , , i iater to viwit lum each week to if
'neal option and the saloons were. - f . . ■%
m ii keen Dosted as toliis olu iiiend3. t
all knocked out in Shelby county KeeP aa 1 v
but one This one is located at The City Times in its fight ag- >
• Oinlb' ville. The day he wa 'he bootleggers says its i
there this saloon run 16 bartend-1 going to purify the atmosphere
oi s. The custc mers were so
in Ju lice Old lit Id*.: court.
When captured en rly this morn
ing by James Morris and Edward
Smith, Sloan, who is said to be a ^
barber vigorously resisted arrest. $9
You can go to the county seal ©
now at 5:30 a. m. and get hornet ^
at 8:30 p. in. If you can't attenn
to your business in that time we 1
suppose ytiu can g < back the nex
day.
BOY-5 IF YOU NEED A NEW -SUIT . 0 Do
NOT WANT TO WAIT' FOR U.S To ORDER,
DO NOT FORGET OUR ;
SSiieM Brand Gfofbhig
NOTED FOR 6 I'YLE AND QUALITY.
"i many I of the city and also county. May
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front j be the Times thinks the city's *
doc r but had to go out the back | wickedness extends over t ho j |
county. The Times has anotner
door, and two policemen were on
hand to keep order.
>tate brd 1 harm'cy {
I sen that proof that I am j
qualified. Bring me your r,
Receipt.
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The Family IX uggict. %
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think a-comihg.
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School will begin Monday, ar
I just now the children are as gla
! of it as their pareHts. No town
j in the state has provided a nicci
| pfat'O for the children to learn
-> adin,' ritin' and rithmatio.
is the tinfe ft
: ink' buildings to pv.
delay 1 this year on
,.„.._unt of the hot dr\' v.-a&ther.
It woul 1 sure be an ^nprove^en*
to the Ptrc ^.
new row of
np, th it wa
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