Sapulpa Evening Democrat. (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 20, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 19, 1912 Page: 2 of 4
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The Sapulpo Evening Deawat
ftklisked Enm Day Eu«ft Soidaj
FRED C. JOHANNES. Editor aid Pibiiskar d;*
Rocky Mountain region
With the opening of the canal de-
sirable Immigrants from Europe will I
find a new route of approach to the
fertile lands of the sum of the Mi. j
west and Rocky Mountain*. to
say nothing of the great states. They
will learn that they can be anded ]
in the desirable we-t wjtt
AT THE CHURCHES
day, November 2, as '• Wodnow Wilson occupied and uaed aa the court bouse
Presbyterian Church.
Sunday School at 9 15 v m.
Morning service at 11 *. tn.
Evening service 7:45 p. ra.
Good music.
Juuior Endeavor 3:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday Evening; out tlw ry
iu unde-1 7.30, I
Day,** instead of October 31, as had
been announced. I: is planned to
' have Governor Wilson address a
mass meeting in Madison Square Gar-
den, New York, on that day and to
teiegrapu excerps of his speech to be
read at similar meetings held through
been levied on as the property of
aaid Ira E. Cornelius, and taken on
execution in favor of said Gulf ami
for said county., offer at public sale
and sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand the following described Pip* Line Comi<any.
property, to-wit: Uated this 15th day
All the right, title, in'erest ani x9U.
j. w. Berry.
of October,
If Your Destination
Can Be Reached
tate of Ira E. Cornelius in a certain
oil ana gas mining lease and the
leasehold estate thereby created in |
VIA
and to. the W 1-2 of the 8W 1-4 an
,
•Sheriff of Creek County.
By Sam Matthews, Deputy.
FRISCO LINES
the S 1-2 of the SW 1-4 of the NAV
veloped but valuable lauds, mines and Service at 11 a. m. Theme. ‘The
about the same rates1 Inconsistency of the ‘I Don't Know'
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
By Mail
Oa« year in advance
Six Months...............-
Thr«e Months ------
Month______
I opportun fcciee
{via the Panama canal and Sm Ihego •
1 as apply from Europe to New York,
(yi or the eastern ports. And the long
_ 2.00 railroad journey will be eliminated.
— l.Qo' The San Diego exposition is going
.40
By Carrier
Week
.10
i to attract thousands, we are safe in
| multiplying the thousands by hun-
j dreds. An exhibit from Oklahoma
comprehensively presenting the re-
| sources and opportunities of this
lElrTt.1 »• »rctiD<l c.»u J.nuary a i«i«
tkt s««i oftre at s»iuip«. bkiahcma. onda I stvte wil at’ra more attention an>'.
as a Rule of Conduct, or Agnosticism
Refuted."
Evening Service, 7:15 p. m Ob-
ject. 'The Broken Hedge.’’
The Presbyterian S. S will observe
Rally Day tomorrow at 9:45. Ler.
every pupil be present and bring some
one with them.
Sabbath at 11 a m Subject—‘The
Soul's Moorings.’’
At 7:15 p. m . theme—•’The Great
Resolve"
Come and worship with us.
(First published in the Sapulpa Even- 1~* a°d the S 1-2 of the S 1-2 of the
(First published in the Sapulpa Even-
ing Democrat, Oct. 15, 1912.)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
N 1-2 of the SW 1-4 of the NW 1-1; ;ng Democrat, Oct. 17. 1912.)
of section 35,
By virtue of an execution to me di-j range 8 Bias*,
township 17 Nor.
and which leasehold
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
By virtuy of the authority vested
in me by the Constitution and laws
a- of the State of Oklahoma, and pursu-
re solution duly passed by tht
»t •< V»-ch a 1 TW
| accomplish more good
in San Diego
do anywhere
FOK PRESIDENT
Woodrow Wilson
of New Jersey
FOK VICE-PRESIDENT
Thomas R. Marshall
of Indiana
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
Hon. Robert L. Owen.
than it could possibly
I else on earth.
It U the work of the stvtes that
desire increased population, industries
and busy workmen to place such ex I
exhibit that apjteals the strongest to j At the First M. E. Church,
and they that see may act, and th- I The pastor has returned from indi-1
exhibit that appeals te strongest to. ana where he has been spending hts
the onlooker will be the one that 1 four weeks vacation, and will All his,
will bring the greatest results to the j regular appointments tomorrow.
rected and delivered, issued out ofjcs!ate !• evidenced by an oil and ga
the district court of Creek County.! mining lease dated July 23. 1912. an
Oklahoma, in an action in said court; executed between WillKm Alec,
wherein Gulf Pipe Line Company is S Guardian of Milford C. Alec, a m ant to a
plaintiff and Ira E. Cornelius and or. as lessor, to said Ira E Cornell Ca> ^ jJapuij*, fTeek county and
Nellie M. Cornelius are def»ndan s as lessee, and which lease was s a e of Oklahoma at a special meet-
I will, on the 26th day of October.; for record in the office of the register ^ of ^ aE<1 Commi.-!
1912. at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day. of deeds of said Creek county on Ju.' j !
at the weet front door of the Ross, 23. 1912. and recorded therein in •toner. held on the l.th day of Oct-
bulldlng In the city of Sapulpa. Creek book 81. at page 290. ober. 1912, public notice is hereby .
county, Oklahoma, being the building Said described property bavin-’ a special election U hereby
Salvation Army. ‘ ■-eg—rree—^^called to be held in the City of Sa-
Sundav school at 2:30. Open atr ______ _ . „ ... w-.,__, o pul pa OB the 2SKh day of October
gt : indoor service s How WmM A oil \ oA« Mr. RepMOUCU r,ll*rtor. ... purpose of s
f 15. Mee'lng each night exoep’
Monday.
FOR CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE
Hon. Wm. H. Murray.
Hon. Joe B. Thorn peon.
Hon Claude Weaver.
FOR CONGRESSMAN, FIRST D'.bT.
Hon. John J. Davis.
FOR CONGRESS. SECOND DI3T.
Hon. John J. Carney.
FOR CONGRESS. THIRD DIfiT.
Hon. James Davenport
exhibitor.
There la not a state in the region
embraced in the scope of the Sar.
Diego exposition Chat la not rich in
history and resources that will allow
it to make a distinctive exhibit, onv
Preaching 11 a. m.
Preaching 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School 9:45 a m.
Epworth League 6:30 p. m.
Everybody cordially invited.
TOLMAN R RAGSDAIJCT Pastor
that will stand out in a class by it-
FOR CONGRESS. FOURTH DIST.
Hon. Charles D. Carter.
FDR CONGRESS. FIFTH DIST.
Hon. Scott Ferris.
FOR CORPORATION COMMISSION
Hon. Jack Love.
FOR JUSTICE SUPREME COURT
Hoc. Joo. B. Turner.
FOR
JUSTICE CRIMINAL
OF APPEALS
Hon Henry M. Furman.
COURT
COUNTY TICKET
Corporation CorrrmsSiAne'.
JACK LOVE.
Congressman at Large.
WILLIAM H. MURRAY
J. B. THOMPSON
CLAUDE WEAVER.
Congressman Third District
JAMES S. DAVENPORT
Representative.
W. V. PRYOR.
County Judge.
W. L CHEATHAM.
Ceunty Attorney.
C. B. ROCKWOOD.
County Sheriff.
HENRY CLAY KING.
County Treasurer.
A. B. SANDER*
Register of Deeds.
HUBER C. HUGHE*
Ceunty Superintendent.
E. PALMER BALDWIN
County Aeeestor.
HENRY DUNHAM
e District Court
LESTER H. CHILDRESS
County Clerk.
ABNER BRUCE.
Commissioner First District
D J. NICHOLS.
Justice of the Peace.
WILLIAM DYE.
Constable.
S. H. FAHEY
selt. no matter how many different
states and countries participate at |
this exposition.
Every state will have an equal op !
port unity. The only limitation placed (
upon any exhibit is that it shall be
characteristic, telling a story of life
and full of action There will be no
dead exhibits. Canned goods and
bottles by themselves tell no story:
they are only suggestive.
What a story can Oklahoma tell of
the pioneer days of the southwest.
What a lesson can Oklahoma teach
in the contrast of former times and
modern developments. What a wide-
ly diversified field for the miner, the
agriculturist, the gardner. the stud-
ent. the ethoaotogist and the special-
ist in staple commodities Oklahoma
offers for the consideration of those
who seek * new home in the land of
promise.
Oklahoma is a favored land, and
to its cities, its countries, its laws
and its prospects one might point
with Justifiable pride as to a *ate
where one may delight to live.
It remains but to draw attention to
Oklahoma to bring men and women
to Oklahoma. The San Diego expo-
sition offers a more vivid opportunity
to participtnta than any other expo-
sition ever planned, and does not this
mean—Oklahoma?
The San Diego exposition is in ac-
tual course of construction now. The
buildings, designe-l after the Spanish-
Colonial or Mission style of architec-
ture. are beginning to dot the site.
Mesas and Canyons are beginning to
•bow the green of the trees and the
schrubs which have been set out in
thousands. Te San Wego exposition
is farther advanced than any exposi-
tion has ever been two and one-half
years before its opecing. and the Sin
Diego exposition will open on time—
January first. 1915. and remain open
for 365 day*, a tribute to a climate
where men live and work in the open
every day of the year.
The quevlon is. can Oklahoma af'
fori to neglect the opoortunity? la
It not high time tMt Oklahoma was
making readr to gTasp some of tho
enormous business, obtain some of
the thousand* of settlers and Increase
her wealth as will other states In
the southwest that are busy in pre-
paration for 1915?
Oklahoma baa the basis and the op-
portunity. San Diego offers the set-
ting. an exposition that will attract
thousands. Oklahoma should be able
easily to locate in her border*.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Preaching services, 11 a.
45 p. m.
submitting
Th official ballot of Oklahoma will contain the names of Democrat:- 0 the qualified property tax paying
and Republican candidates for Slector. It will not contain the name of voters of said City the proposition
any candidate for President. of issuing the negotiable coupon
The ten Democratic Electorial candidates will vote for Wilson and bonds of the t'.ty of Sapulpa. Creek
Marshal County, Oklahoma, to the aggregate
The Bull Moose party claims that nine of the ten Republican Electors amount of One Hundred Thousand
if elected, will rote for Roosevelt and Johnson. .$I00.u00.00) Dollars for the purpose:
The Taft Republicans claim eight of the ten are for Taft.
One Republican Elector wears a Taft Button. None of the others
baring had the courage to declare how they stand.
Below is a published list of the Democratic and Republican Ejector-
ial Ticket with their post office addresses so that interested voters may
demand of them jusg what they will do if ohoeec to represent Oklahoma
in the Electoral College.
That is reason enough why
you should buy your ticket
that way. Your trip will tell
you why.
All Steel, Electric Lighted
Equipment, Fred Harvey
Meals, Short, Convenient
Schedules
Are some of the reasons why
a trip via Frisco Lines is so
restful and enjoyable.
Tell the Frisco Agent where
you plan to go-he will pve
you full particulars about the
fine Frisco Service.
M
m ?.id
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
B. T P. C. Jr. 2:45 p. m
Sunbeam Society. 4 p. m
B. Y. P. TJ. Sr. 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday
7:45 p.
DEMOCRATIC
R. A. Baird. Guymon.
H. H. Brenner, Pawhueka.
W. W. Hastings, Tahlequah
David Ratner, Cleveland.
J. C. Thompson, Ardmore.
REPUBLICAN
Marshall W. Hineh, Kingfisher.
ELECTORIAL TICKET
J. W. Bolen. Ada.
Joseph W. Foster. Stigler.
S H. Mayes. Pryor.
J. D. Scott. Alva.
Sam Lassingale. Cordell.
ELECTORIAL TICKET
Joseph G. Ralls. Atoka.
The public is most cordially invit-
ed. A hearty welcome to all.
P. J Conkwright,
Pastor
W. L. McWilliams, Miami.
W. A. Williams. Marlow.
M P. Houser. Broken Arrow.
Geo. E. Flick, Oklahoma City.
H L. Hicks. Olnstee
Lindsey L Long. Beaver.
Ret Millard, Pawhuska.
Geo. E. Nickel. Alra.
CHANGED TO NOVEMBER 2
Chicago. Oct 18 — Members of the
national democratic campaign com-
mittee Thursday proclaimed Satur-
Democrats know how to vote tor their party nominees because they
know these men will vote for Wilson and Marshall.
How is the Bull Mooser going to vote for Roosevelt? How is the Re
publican going to vote for Taft?
If you don’t know how these men stand, write and ask them.
Somebody, Progressive or Republican is getting the double cross. Fho
is H?
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A mtsttac-swvO resent "u- SL*"110
REPUBLICAN TICKET
For Constable Sapulpa district,
D. B. Moodier, better known
'■ Popcorn Shorty."
If news items get much scarcer
BUI Gore wiU have to return and
inagurate a badger fight or two.
Ijouise J. Rtttenhouse. Di»*rltt
Manager of the Tribe of Ben Hur,
would be glad to meet any of the
old member* living in Sapulpa. Call
on or address her at Palmetto hotel.
OPPORTUNITY FOR OLKAHOMA
Rar Diero is building an exTwvit*«"
to celebrate the opening of the pa” j
ama canal in 1915. This cxpoettlor,
is primarily devoted to the Villdine!
up of th* state# of the Pacific coast
and the fyew Southwest and the I
BLOODY STRIKE ENDED
Augusta, Qa.. Oct. 19.-Tbe street
railway strike which has tied up
traffic 1n the city for iore than a
month and resulted in the deaht of
three citizens, was ended yesterday
when employees accepted the conces-
sions granted by the company, t was
announced the state troops would be
withdrawn and that all strike break
ers would be dismissed tomorrow
night
The company granted the men a
wage incretse of 12 1-2 per cent and
shorter hours, effective November 1
and agreed to arbitrate the care of
20 men whom it accused of violence
since the strike began.
of providing funds with which to
purchase lands for public park pur-1
poses: said land to be owned and
controlled excusively by said City:
said bonds to be dated November 1.
1912, to become due November 1,
1932, with ten year optional payments,
and to bear interest at the rate of
five per centum per annum, Interest
payable semi-annually.
Said elecion shall be held at the
following polling places in said City:
Precinct 1, Ward 1—Robert's store
on Maple street.
Precinct 2. Ward 2—City Hall.
Pr.c -ct 3. War.! 2—Co't-t Hoc re
Precinct 4, Ward 3—Brimacombe's:
^tore.
Precinct 5, Ward 3—Abernathy's |
Lumber Yard.
Preciact 6, Wird 4—H. H. Adam's
barn. McKinley avenue.
Precinct 7. Ward 5—Hollenbeck’s
I .umber Yard. E. Dewey avenue.
Procinct 8. Ward 2—Dingman'*
Bare.
The following election officers are
hereby designated and appointed to
act a? election officers at said elec-
•fen. and slid officers shall also act
is counters:
Precinct 1. Ward l—O. H. Pobetf
Inspector; W. W. McLeod. Jiidtre: F
\V. Smith. Clerk.
Precinct 2. Ward 2—B. P Peftcn
Tns-w*or: Emory Pierson. Judge; W
J. Briscoe, Clerk.
Precinct 3. Ward 2—H. C. M'i’er
Inspector; W. A. Tankers’ey, Judge;
George Meeker. Clerk.
Precinct 4, Ward 3—W. T. Brltrba
combe. Inspector: R. H. Hamilton,
Judee: J. C. Miller. Clerk.
Precinct 5. Ward 3—J. L Lewis. In- j
speotor; T. F. Kinley, Judge; John.
M. Hopper, Clerk.
Precinct 6, Ward 4—R. N. Whittle !
sey, Inspector; S. N. Hurd. Judge: D.
J. Redd. Clerk.
Precinct 7. Ward 5—R. Garber. In-
spector; G. C. Hughes. Judge; Emory ,
Jennings, Clerk.
Precinct 8. Ward 2—W. F. Chouse,
nspector; J. S. Shouse Judge; F. H
Smith, Clerk.
The polls at said election shall be,
C. 0. JACKSON.
D. P. A. Frisco,
Oklahoma City, Okla'
A. MOORE, Agent,
Sapulpa, Okla.
Harper’s Grocery
And Meat Market
We are always on
the job. It Central
says “Line is busy”
just held the phe:^ a
moment.
Phones 231-89
Best groceries and
meats in the city.
Harper's GrotSfy
Phonn 531-89 Lee and Part Sts.
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AND ASK THE ICE MW
To sell you one of Our Ice Cou
open at six (6:ftoi o'clock in the pon Books. They will save you i
forenoon and close at seven c oo) money. also the annovanceol"
change every timeyoi
JOIN THIS PROCESSION NOW.
All persons who are qualified elec-
tors In the City of Sapulpa shall b«
entitled to vote at said election.
Given under my hand and the Sea' |
of the City of Sapulpa. by order oft
! the Boird of Commissioner*, this
| 17th day of October, 1912.
S. J. Smith.
Mayor of the City of Sapulpa. Okla-
homa.
Attest:
Ira J. Anderson. City Clerk. lOt
(SEAL)
wish ice. Phone 121.
SAPULPA ICF GO.
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Read the Democrat
Personal Participation Coupon
Rolla Well, Treasurer.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
200 Fifth Ave.. N. Y. City.
Desiring to be a participant in the cause of True Democracy, 1 herewith enclose
S__________________
Send engraved receipt to
Address.
Sapulpa Even n? Democrat.
Frank Ortel
Expert Piano Tuner
and Repairer
At the St. James Hotel
Representative of McMillan
Piano <
Okla.
COUNTY SKAT
Will .(ay at Sapulpa, ao call o»
na and gal your bona*
W E HAVE 3 good fiva and 3 fut
room houses and 4 seven roomsto
sell or rent. We can sell you th*
best bargains to be had in the ctty
and the best terms. Several good
brick store rooms to rent. All kind#
of Insurance written.
Jamison & McAllister
309 Berryhill Bldg. Phone 896
Sulphur Springs Water Co.
I'URE drinking water
Phone 126 ^ w. Bryan Av*
Clip above Coupon and send with your contribution TO-DAY
Anderson & Scott
NOTARIES PL’BEIC
Offices in C’itv Hall
CREEK COUNTY FEED YURI)
Best in the city—Gooo
stalls and water
I ark an i Thompson—h-apulpa, Okl*
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Johannes, Fred C. Sapulpa Evening Democrat. (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 20, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 19, 1912, newspaper, October 19, 1912; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1470566/m1/2/?q=%22new-sou%22: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.