Kiefer Searchlight. (Kiefer, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, September 1, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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ryr virrrD crilflM IfJIT i A fellow up in Kansas, at try. Among these are Sen
I IK lUtrw OLNlUrtTLiuni contest> ate tiftyseven ators Curtis of Kansas and
KIEFER • BllilOIW ears 0f corn< They might Owen of Oklahoma. They
" — “ as well gave him a bale of are found in the faculties of
Published by hay and a bushel of oats and universities, on the staffs of
let the poor man made out a newspapers and are promi-
“ “7~ sauare meal. nent inlaw and menicine.
ntertd at the Po.lofflce at Kiefer. Okla- s4UtlIC IUCal* r
hoin».a* Meondci&ai Matter. -- The lament which thisln-
--a NecHlpsc Lament <iian girl is making for her-
rOSUSNED EVERT FBIBAT A Needless Lament which some innocent
The Siiruiflit Pehlishiae Company
---“ The following from the, persons are making for her,
Notices of Church and Society Events gj. Loujs Globe Democrat' needless.
which are Biven for profit, resolutions ^ the Qn the head.
T ^ There is too much of this
charged for at the regular rate of hve
cents per line. “poor lo business anyway.
---The Globe says:
Mvartismg Katas Upon Application Some of the newspapers
are carrying a story which
says that an Indian girl who
will graduate soon from one
of the schools which the gov
ernment conducts for the
benefit of her race mourns
because “she must soon go
home. The story adds:
SUBSCRIPTION RA1F.S
One Year - $1.0fi
Six Months - - - -50
Three Months - - - .25
TELEPHONE NO. 62
GLIDE M. ROBINSON, Editor
EMRY JENNINGS, Business Mgr.
Branch Office —ll 1-2 E Dewey at
Sapulpa, Oklahoma
FRIDAY, SFPT. 1. 1911
We have yet got our first
horse to see, that is so tame
that it won’t skit a little bit
when an aeroplane falls just
in front of it.
Politics
Politics is a funny thing,
it makes a fellow actually
fling his hard eaaned nug-
gets to the breeze, because
he musn’t be termed a
“squeeze”. If once the lit-
tle busy bee should light on
you or light on me, and
sting us with this “office”
For Birthday Presents
There is nothing nicer than a gold
watch’ a diamond ring, cut glass
sets, or if you wish something for
less money, a nice ring, stick pin
would make an admirable gift.
We have a complete stock to select from
You will always find that we carry a complete stock of first class JEW-
ELRY, CUT GLASS, CHINA, SILVERWARE, CLOCKS, DIAMONDS, Etc.
Complete stock the year around. First class watch and jewelry repairing
MILLER & CASH
SAPULPA
The girl knows that dope, we d buy cigars made
when she returns to her out of rope, and walk the
father’s wigwam she must streets line other men, pro-
retrograde into barbarism, claiming to all that we
that she may be given in would win. To be a real
marriage to some buck not strong candidate, you get
much above the savage lim- • up early and stay up late,
it, and that for her there is buy booze for all who drink
nothing but the endless the stuff, fill ’em up till they
round of drudgery to which yell “enough’. D-o-n-a-t*e
all Indian women are con- to the pastors pay, help the
signed from birth.” farmers rake their hay, pat
There is something wrong the kidlets on the head, talk
about this tale somewhere, until you’re nearly dead.
The girl referred to is not Scatter money left and right
called on to make any such -I tell you its a holy fright
sacrifice. In the Indian the way a candidate has to
schools of the country the pay, his money out each day
average attendance is about by day. And when the
30,000, which is fairly large votes have all been cast, he
__ number out of an aggregate waits until the very last,
In Los Angelas the police- Indian population of 203 000
men are furnished with rol- the present number of In-to see how things are going
to skates to be used when dians in the country, exclus- to go. And if by chance he
thev detoe to make soeed ivcof those in Alaska, and wins the race, is escorted to
they uestre to mate .pe .. five his much sought “place
We reckon the cops could exclusive ai^o in uit uve
get out of sight a little quick civlhzed tribes of the State
er if they were on roller Oklahoma the C ero-
skates kees, Choctaws, Chickasaws
Special Reduced Fares
ONE WAY
Second Class
Colonist Rates via,
®$®®®®®<§®®®»«>®®®®®®®®®®®®§
Fr-tm all points in Oklahoma to
destinations in the following slates
If the County Commis-
sioners would secure differ-
ent quarters for the Couri
House, they would tickle
ahd please all their consti-
tuents in the county, save
Joe Hereford.
Alberta
California
Colorado
Mexico
Montana
Oregon
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Saskatchewan
Texas
( tall
Washington
Wyoming
Idaho
9
Creek County High School
At Mounds, Oklahoma
the chances are, without a
doubt, his salary will not
pay him out, the money
Farmers at Kelleyville
say they will haul their cot-
ton to Bristow or Sapulpa,
and Seminoles. In many of that he flung to the breeze,
these schools the boys and to keep from being called a
girls are trained for the vo- “squeeze. ’
cations peculiar to their sex.
Tickets on sale daily from Sep-
tember 15, 1911, to October 15,
1911, inclusive.
Tht-st* tli'kft- will !>«• honnrrd
on the Krlaeo’H llne.t tnilnx. enr-
rylng StnmliiKl coat'lie*, im>y re-
clining elinlr curst, tinil tlafe-Olwer
vnttoii diner*, however, will not
lie acceptetl on Htantlai'il I’silltniin
Sleepers.
For full information concerning
rates, route, etc , call on the near-
est Frisco agent, or address the
undersigned.
C. O JACKSON, D P A
Frisco I ines, Ot'lahomaCity, Ok
| Opens Its Third Year, Monday, September 11,1911 _
9 Here are some reasons why this school should ®
W appeal to the young men and women who desire ®
H an education: j|j
® 1. It is a fully accredited high school under
® the laws of Oklahoma.
;:V 2. Its diploma entitles the holder to a teachers’
)©! certificate without farther examination.
H 3. Its faculty consists of college or normal
0 school graduates.
0 4. It offers a complete business course.
® 5. It has a well equipped manual training shop
® and the work in this department is second to none
in the state.
^ 6. It offers courses in domestic science, agri-
0 culture, drawing, and vocal music.
0 7. Its equipment is ample and up to date.
9 8. Tuition is free in all departments.
9. There are no incidental fees.
(§; For farther information address the principal.
® Write for illustrated catalog. 0
9mmmI
Kiefer Ice Company
J. A. WALKER.
A month or so ago Wood- ..................................
---------------. * 1 ' The industrial schools pro- Up at the county seat row Wilson, while on his <;
unless buyers there pay as duce farmerS) machinistSi th 1 are having an ‘ awfu| Western campaigning tour ;;
much as Bristow or Sapulpa. carpenters, blacksmiths, time. The city commission- had given no thought to the .,
A good idea. saddlers, seamstresses, nurs- ers> the commercial club, presidency. Now he says ..
es, cooks and other kinds of.and the tax leaguer “graft that^ although a candidate; ;; -
The tax levy at Kiefer is industrial workers. And' jn the water works system” ™ * *\0W Th^_ X™ * Phone 81. Office, East Main St.
17 mills. At Sapulpa it is most of these young Indians sayS the commercial t «r • _ r)ro<rres- Inn»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦+«»»»«♦»»♦♦♦♦♦+
53. You Sapulpa people are not only industrious but “everything is lovely,” says that Wooorow is a prog
' are capable. the City Commissioners, slve*
Race prejudice operates every night indignation
« * i . i«r I
better move to Kiefer.
The steady advertiser has a steady business.
-- IVctLC upuutw every IllgllL Iliuiglicniivii , —y— .■■■ .......... ■ __________ ______-1
F„„,h,T,iTi.rd ™ —
it sounds as though thereacations the government the meantime the city fath- also makes many speeches; ®
T8S, g°Zj^ encourages the Indian boys ers draw their salaries and and the speeches of the pres |
°ze,n . and girls to accept employ-spend the peoples money. ident of the United States ®
at the next campaign. menf among tJ whit‘es of 1 P_L_ are always widely published |
their localities, and in many The only thing definitelyiFurthermore, Mr Taft’s ^
The melon-cholic days places these pupils are in ac-1established thus far in re- speeches are logical and
have come. tive demand, at the same Kard to commission form of forcef“' aml have “i® true
wages which are given to government is that it costs rin2 of sincerity. The in-
i •. _ ______i____ b m a unrtrpnt and Democrat DOD-
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Start your children to white workers. Some em- more But wh0, besides the surg«nt alld Democrat pop-
school on the first day of ^ ^ ^ |
the term and keep them go- because to meir oueuience S2S7 it ^ ^
ing regularly.
and docility. It must be re
H. Taft.
W
membered that less than a Admiral Togo has depart-
_____.— tko Qotc ono in_ . . .
Lawyers Attention
Opportunity knocks at (luarter of 4the i05’000,1"' ed, carrying with him pleas- The annual convention of |
everybody’s door, possibly, ,l,ans: countmK th<lse 1,1 tht-' ant memories, a receipted possessors of rare coins is in ^
but is very careful not to do five civilized tribes as well doctorbiU>a Norman stal- session at Chicago. The date
it while the wolf is there. as the ref of t[1<: race’ are 1 on and a new phonograph, of the annual convention of <§
full bloods, and this number has aj80 taken along a owners of ancient bootjacks
is rapidly diminishing. No we„ defined jdea that Am- has not yet been announced. ®
Havent noticed the Inter- barrier ]ike that which iso- erjea WQuld be a hard coun. - | I
urban extending to Glen )ates the negro is raised t fo v;hi August eame in iike a ®
Tool yet, have you. at against the Indian. Inter- -- berv furnace and is going ®
was the proposition in the marriages between Indians pursuing out like a summer resort ad- |
beginning. and whites are far more J maker! vehement. It waschiefly |
common than is generalh President Taft pepper- noted for big ice bills, in- &
The “first political gun of realized. All sorts of em- ^ |itjcal nostrum surgent oratory, negro burn *
the campaign" hasn’t been ployments are open to them. ^ the administration ings and mosquitoes. gj
fired yet, but several old; Men of Indian blood in one ^ ^ ga recon, as -- , |
muskets are being c t'aned; proto!- a ohampion of genuineness The Electric Light propc- |
toe bit!" I tons throughout toe coun- and honest dealing. [sition should be revived. S|NNNNNNI
The Kiefer Searchlight, being the official
county paper, is one of the best med-
iums for your legal notices, if you care
to get them before the people in the
best possible way.
All notices are carefully read and cor-
rected, and proof of publication is fur-
nished as soon as the publication Is
complete.
Publications of this nature receive the
publishers’ personal attention-
Copy for publication may be mailed direct
to this office, or left at the office of
Jennings Printing Co. at sapulpa.
A trial will convince you.
THE KIEFER SEARCHLIGHT
KIEFER, OKLAHOMA
kHOMA 0
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Robinson, Clyde M. Kiefer Searchlight. (Kiefer, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, September 1, 1911, newspaper, September 1, 1911; Kiefer, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1474574/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.