Sapulpa Evening Democrat. (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 180, Ed. 1 Monday, April 27, 1914 Page: 2 of 4
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The Advertising Business is Just What ou Make It
There i. no doubt that much money ha, been -pent for adeerttaing for «hioh no return, -ere received and the money -a. waated. Thia ia true aometune, of ne-ap.per
advertieing a, -ell a, other hind.. But -hen aueh i. the eaae there ia al.aya , g.md remmn for it and uaually the reaaon ia a lack of jodgment on the part of the ad«rt»er.
IVrhape the good, -ere un«taaonable. and. aa offering refrigerator, for t hriat.ua, pre«nU or a heating atove in the middle of the aummer. Or |«-rhapa the advert.au,g .natter
w*. not arranged attractively and did not appeal to the reader. Ad -riling i. a bnainea. and ad aetting i. another bunine-a. If either of The* ia poorly done there -.11 prooa . y
be no returns from the advertisement and the money will be wasted.
The Democrat office ia prepared to w.ite your copy if you wish. We have men who have had years of experience in that line and their ideas are practical and helpful.
Then we will set the ad in an artistic manner, using attractive type and designs and it will be sure to appeal to the reader. Phone the office and w< will *ond a man to assist in
getting up your copy and arrange tor space and location.
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THE EVENING DEMOCRAT
PHONE 185.
Eti*( DMOtrat
GOOD EDITORIAL
An Arkaaaaa paper in publishing
the cooatrtutioD of the United Staten
U« editorial matter.
FMI C. JtlUIES. EliKt ul rmu
lla JlimEUY. M» EMm/
lews or wiscatrriM
By Mail
One rear In advance ...
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T'trea Month®.
Can Month .............
•V CARRIER
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READY FOR WAR
Ad views from the capital say that con-
greca ia in favor of cleaning up on
the Mexican* A real good leeeon
would do the ereeaera more good
than anything else.
DOING THE RIGHT THING
Admiral Fletcher has directed that
every Mexican caught with arms of
any description shell be arrested and
punished by «ourt martial. Correct
pacific.
U is an obligation of the United
States under the Hay Pauncefoste -
treaty aa weil as to the best inter Bartlesville. April 27.—A reduction
ests of the United States as explain of nve .*,r barrel in the price
ed by Dr. Cornish to keep the canai af cni<je oil was announced by the
open during a war to which the Suer oMcials of the pipe line in the Okla-
canai ia derated during hostilities ijoma.Kaiisas oil fields here today. Ex
During war with a European pow- production In the new Oklabo
er the canal will chiefly be of i«u-^ina 5,ools was given as *
portance to use as a route for wheat lhe continued reduction,
tarrying ships from the ports of
British Columbia and the northwest,
and points in Europe where the There was no preaching at the
demand ia greatest. Presbyterian church yesterday but
The 1‘angina canal haa cost the we understand Rev. Louk, of Clare
CRUDE Oil TAKES A DROP HOW 10 CH PH TICKET |WE TtACH - i
REAL ESIAIf FREE and Ft. Smith to spend the day with
them April 21 The women arrived
State Filings Commenced Today
and County Filinas Can be
Made O n ai d After May 7
A message announces that candi-
dates for state, congressional J td:
cial. senatorial and legislative oft.cee
began filing with the state ele. • ion
hoard today. They continue to forty
t>y r ail. Under our sy» tin of course
instruction you will hw .une a prof;-
on all trains and were met hv the
committee and escorted to the Trav-
eling Men's Hub house where a
real estate «• alar procure \ «nch was nerved. A seven o'clock
country much money but like Alaska more will fill the pulpit at this days before the primary and after
It la an investment which we will ap-, church next Sunday morning and ev- that time the names cannot go on the e furnish you with a complete of-
fi • outfit of literature, books, forms.
Kieat
ready buyers, close cals twice!)' an<l
execute in*trumer . without leva!
aid- all from you home. We assist
yen to a prof.tab' realty business by
cooperating wit!. you on your sales
ird d> rive our returns from 5 per
cent of your first year’s commission.
!n addition to our free instruction rttr. R ^ Piehl, J. Kynearnon, E.
' L. Gardner. J. .C Burnett of Tuba.
dniner was served to which the B of
!,. E. were Invited. After dinner *11
gathered in the ball room and dan •-
in? was enjoved The following v. e
the women from Sapulpa: Mesdames
Pruett. J. M. Culluui. W. I* Miller,
F. Crisman, H. Gorman. R. L. Zach-
preciate more and more as the years ening.
: pass.
matter
«atersg m aocond claw
•rsary ». till, at tba post office a. I
a-pul pa. Okl’homa, undar lb# act o
t vrea t. 1X7*
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For 1 li^trict Judge
I am a eanidais (or the office o
District Judge of the Twenty Sec
sad Judicial District, composed
Oiwek and Okmulgee counties
feet so the Democratic primary ale
etion. If elected m> time shall be-
long to the people
K. B Hughes
DISINTEGRATING
Two candidates named at the re-
publican state convention have al-
ready declined and others are wav-
ering. They see the handwriting on
the wall.
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DOING GOOD WORK
Under the new management the
Mc.Mester Sews ewems to be enjoy-
ing a period of prosperity. Its new*
columns are vigorous advertising is
plentiful and its ed.toriais are queted
in all sections of the state.
Notice
To the punlic and my termer *a
'ran* # - :r-’ "< <
hack" and 1 have decided to returr
j here with my famti*. I sbal
1 take up the practice of mtdu .ns an
I surgery. It will he my endea'or tc
Ralph Bowden
This evening Mrs Frank i^ith * 1
enterta'n the family of W. E. Brown
can be secured from the sec;
the county election beard.
T» Iv WTFK mu,t *** aPP,l<'d for Penally 1
Orange* do .-u 9.............. pvospectlve candidates . .d«- o
. , , Bananas dozen .............“d returned to the board.
.__mlif, 1 lemons dozen ...................30| , . - -
Cabbage M>.......................revised book of ordinance of
‘give as faithful and skillful scr. ice iOBtoM ,b *................. * ‘he city of Sapulpa will soon
ballot.
County candidates can file begin Ginnery, etc., at the actual co=t
a,a, Thureaay. ™ « - - I— •_*
Blanks or ’ Now Is th-c season for buy- ■ —
i. Over three million acres *o'J \ BCW ejwr factory goes .n ’he
(g. r years. Address Dept. DR | 1
K> 11 \ Sxttnnioa School
Menifee building on Hobson aveu *
Contractor Tankers’ey betran *• <
tb s morning of gctT’n? !’ ' struct ire
in ,-hane for orcnpance.
THE LINES DRAWN .
The republicans and progressives
in years past
Dr. Amos Avery.
131 tf Phone 10IS.
Mrs Bassett Attended
os lb
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New tenia
j New potatoc,
Fresh ruhta h lb.
20 Ibt sugar ................l.oOl
:• ▼•<. wn i- ........
4 lbs. Japan rice ..............34 j
Mrs. Maiiel Ra«*ett was a guest i lbs. Pinto Mexican ; .-miih....., -•>
of the “Cotton Socks" Demoora ic 3 ll>s. Lima beans .;.............*'•>
the press.
E-snin? Demor r*'
ling Democrat
dub r -'sa last evening la eelehr.i- 1 gallon Karo syru.,
tlon ot the recent victory in that 1-2 gallon white Karo
The Democrat is authorized to an
•ounce the name of J. W. Childers,
Prosecuting Attorney of Okmulgee
mitj, aa a candidate for District
Judge of the Twenty-Second Judicial
District composed of Creek and Ok
aulfso Counties, subject to the Deni
sermtic primary election.
We are authorized to announc
the name of Warren H. Brown as
candidate for the office of Distric
Judea of the Twenty-second Judlcia
district composed of Creek and Ok
■olges counties, subject to the sc
tioa of the republican primaries, Aug
4 1114.
The Democrat Is authorized to an
■ounce that R B Thompson will be
• candidate for the republican non-,
taation tor district Judge of the
Creek-Okmul?ee district, subject to
the primaries August 4, 1*14.
For Sheriff
For Sheriff
We are authorized to announce the
■ame of Henry Clay King as a can
didate for the nomination for the of
Bee of sheriff of Creek county, sub-
ject to the democratic voters St the
primary, August 4, to succeed him
satf.
......ial
......23
in Indiana are going to it. hammer| cju .. M introduced a* a rand;- 1-2 gallon , -Mary Jane sorghum . .2'
and long* There Is nothing too mean! da <l for (h# l>c.jt|on of commissioner 1 package sterilized bran.........15
for them to say of each other and!of charilte* *„d corrections on the 1 pkg 1® ot. vacuum coffee.....23
at the present writing the toller | (k>kH , hrlef »d- 2 packr ;es grape nuts ...........23
to have the best of the argument. dr(.„ and accorded a hearty re- 2 imek threaded wheat biscuit...25
_______ I ceptioa. i 1 P*'* entire wheat flour .......20
S pack pen cake flour ...........25
Sapulpa & Intention Railway Company
Schedule of Cars Between Packing Plant and Schramm Glass Plant
EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29th. 1914.
W’KST BOI ND. HAST BOUND
NOT MUCH LEFT OF HIM
N'«t Goodwin, who ia the hero of
five engagements in matrimony, says
that men do not pick their wives,
their wives pick thane There proba-
bly is not a pin feather led; on Nat
by this time—Exchange
N. T. N. 5. 1* and 25c Variety Store
Sapulpa's reel bargain store, ev-
everything from a sewing needle to a
wash tub. li* tf
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The Democrat Is authorized to an
•ounce the name of Henry M. W#1
Its as a candidate for the nomlns
tlon of Sheriff of Creek county, sub
|eet to the action of the Democrat
to primary. August 4, 1*14
THE CANAL IN WAR
In a lecture recently delivered be-
fore the Royal United Service Insti-j
tution of Ixindon Dr. Vaughn Cornish i
discussed the availability of the Pan-
ama cana) in case of war and the
part It mlglM be expected to play in
such an event
The stragetic aspect of the canal
more than ever appeals to diplomats
todav. Dr. Cornish visited the canal
In 1*0*. 1910 and 1912 and through
the courtesy of the canal officials
studied the big enterprise from ev-
ery possible angle.
The canal according to Dr. Cor-
nish should issue a proper distribu-
tion of the American navy on the
eve of the possible outbreak of war
If the war is on the Atlantic and
the fleet he already concentrated
there the canal would be of no par
Ocular use during war, since the
power of the United $*tates is based
on its Atlantic ports. It would not
therefore be the prtncipn' object of
attack.
Dr Cornish placed particular stress
on the great advantage of the Pan-
ama canal In times of wnr and the
ease and quickness with which trans-
ports and supply ships could be sent
from the Atlantie to the Pacific.
It will also enable the United ,
States to have a voice In all that re-
Cone Johnson of Tezsa has
Istes to ;he future of China and for cssdad Jos. W. Folk o'
this the nav. * an be sent in its full solicitor of the state department el p^on- jgg
•trength to the Asiatic side of the Washington.
1 pack, macaroni .................14
2 pack R. B. M mince meztt
2 pack, cocoanut .....
2 cakee sweet chocolate
2 pack, crackers .....
3 pack, seeded raisins
3 pack currants ...
3 pack table salt
3 boxes matches
7 bars Swift pride soap
t pack. Gloss starch ............-■
3 park Faultless starch .........ti
3 cans Old Dutch cleanser 25
Creamery butter lb...............30
Swift s Poultry meat scraps pkg. ’0
1 can No. 3 blackberries .........15
1 can No. 2 pineapple ...........15
2 cans corn ....................45
2 cans hominy .............15
1 large can tomatoes ...........1°
3 small cans tomatoes ..........25
* cans milk ....................3*
3 large cans milk..............23
2 cans Fasle milk ............34
1 can peeled peaches ...........1®
1 can peaches In syrup .........15
1 can R. B M. peaches .........15
1 can R. B. M. peas ............15
I cans R. B. M. corn ............25
1 can R. B M. B powder........10
2 cans gooseberries '............*•
1 can asparagus ................1®
1 can 20 oz. pork.and beans...—10
1 bottle Quail catsup ............20
1 esn Hershey cocoa............20
1 cake Baker chocolate.........20
1 Jar No. 20 Jam.........
1 jar Quail preserves.......
1 Jar apple butter ...........
1 bottle New State preserves
«S Ihs Red Star flour .....
44 lbs. American Lady flour...
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Packing
Plant
Leave
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Depot
Leave
Main &
Dewey
Leave
Sunflower
Plant
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Schramm
Plant
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Plant
leave
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Dewey
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Plant
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car barn
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ear barn.
There wlU he no change in the tJmeof lnterurban cars between Sapu eaand Kiefer
and no change In cars
line between Forest Park andFife place The cars now running be-tween Packing Plant and South Main
.. 1.30 street will be chanced to the Pack ing Plant and Glass plant line
Transfers will be issued for chance
...25 of
Missouri a* |4 roli* 10p ,ol>l •"
801 S. Water
cars a' Independence and Lee Main and Lee Frisco depot and Pew-ey and Mission.
• v — - R. V. MILLER,
' Receiver. - ■ I
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Johannes, Fred C. Sapulpa Evening Democrat. (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 180, Ed. 1 Monday, April 27, 1914, newspaper, April 27, 1914; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1470311/m1/2/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.