The Edmond Sun (Edmond, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1909 Page: 1 of 8
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$1.00 GETS
IT A YEAR
OND
OFFICIAL l'AI'KH OF OKLAHOMA COl'NTY
VOL. XVIII
EDMOND, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY. SEPT. lti, .. :
IT A YEAR
WE HAVE
Rye Barley, Alfalfa.
Lawn Grasses, Rape Seed,
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For Fall Sowing!
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Field and $
Turnip Seed. £
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Groceries, Flour and Feed, Fresh Fruits and «►
Vegetables, Butter, Fggs & Poultry. |
O. B. Flourgives satisfaction where g
ohter Brands fail. We handle Gilt #
Edge, White Frost and White Lily ^
and a full line of Feed. *
Men's Shoes, at 20 percent Disccount *
Farmers' Clearing House \
NORMAL SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
BREAKS ALL RECORDS.
Nearly 700 Students Registered in the Normal and
Model Departments of Central State
Normal School
J. P. ROACH, Mgr.
The partial crop failure haa
had no effect on the attendance
at the Central State Normal
school aa the registeration
for the first three days this
year was one hundred more than
for ihe corresponding period last
year. This is also conclusive
evidence that the establishment
o£ three new Normal schools will
! n6t in the least effect the attend-
| ance here, as claimed by .Govern-
!or Haskell when he vetoed the
bill appropriating 8100,000 for a
new building for Central. The
fact of the matter is the Central
State Normal, the oldest and al-
ways the most largely attended
Prompt Delivery
Phone 52
SAVING MONEY
Is just as good as making money
Do your trading at : : '•
The SPOT CASH GROCERY
Where goods are bought r iglit anil sold rlglit,
and see if it will not l a saving to you. We
just received a new shipment of
Chase & Sanborn Teas and Coffees
Lake Fish in Pails
and Decorated Queensware
Our stock of Canned Goods are fresh and up-
to-date. Give us a trial order and satisfy your-
self
Vi)
BAGLEY & DANIELS
Phone 6
The number registered up to
noon today was 500 in the Nor-
mal sohool proper and 202 in the
model school, making a total of
670. At least 100 more will
register in the next few days,
which will bring the registration
close to 800 students who will be
nnder the instruction of a splendid
faculty of thirty-six trained
specialists in their different lines
and excellent work can be ex-
pected.
The Faculty.
James A. McLauchlin—Presi-
dent.
W«n. S. Bryan—Vice-presi-
dent — Pedagogy, Philosophy,
(BBS!- '■ * O
Win 25! Sft! f«
SOUTH BUILDING CENTHAL STATE NORMAL.
OKUHOMA CITY GETS 6ULGIH.
NOTED EVANGELIST TO HOI.O
MEBIINOSTHEBE IN OCTOBER.
Law and Order League Hack ol
Movement that Brings Kvmnge-
lilt to that City Oet. 20.
The Law and Order league of
Oklahoma City has seoured the
services of Evangelist Bulgin,
who conducted a aeries of meet-
ings here last winter, to conduot
evangelistic services there, be-
gining Oct. 20, and continuing
for one month. Regarding the
meeting the Oklahomanof Tues-
day says:
" In response to a request from
the Law and Order league,
Evangelist E. J. Bulgin will ar-
rive in Oklahoma City October
20 for a meeting which will last
at least four weeks. The league
has been trying to secure Mr.
Bulgin for a meeting here since
his meeting at Shawnee last
spring, and last Saturday even-
ing E. P. Guthrie, secretary of
the league, wired the evangelist,
asking for the October date, and
on Monday noon reoeived a reply
stating the date was satisfactory.
Auditorium Secured.
'The Auditorium has been
secured for this meeting, and
STOftE NEVl/S
school in Oklahoma, has such a
well established reputation, that
students come here in preference
to any other school and it is
.probable that Central will al-
ways maintain this lead. Aa a
result of the extremely large
attendance, boarding and room-
ing houses are Veil filled. What
is needed now is more room for
the students in the Normal build-
ings. The rooms are all crowd-
ed and in order to conduct reci-
tations, the instructors are com-
pelled to shift their classes from
one room to another, at consider-
able inconvenience. Another
building, such aa'the legislature
Director Training Department
Richard Thatcher—Emertiut-
Professor of Mathematics.
F. C. Oakes—Modern Lan-
guages.
R. V. Tenanting—Commercial
Department.
L. J. Abbot—History.
F. C. Kent—Mathematics.
1. H. Hughes—Latin.
John Davis—Chemistry and
Physics.
Wm. M. Winton—Biology.
Lula A. Barr—Psychology,
Mathematics.
T. R. Corr—Geology, Geogra-
phy.
J. C. Adamson—Agriculture.
You will alwtya find good groceries and at right prioes at J
THE RED FRONT j
We solicit a share of your business and name the following «
prices for your consideration. •
2 Packages Posttoasties 25(3 |
2 Packages Dr. Prices Wheat Flakes 2°c ♦
Big Packages Rolled Oats 25° J
Puffed Wheat, per pkg 100 J
Tomatoes, per oan J
3 Cans Hominy *^° i
3 oana Pumpkin 25(3 t
3 cans Corn £
Aprioots, per can ^'r>c i
Pears, per can t
Blackberries, per oan 1
Pie Peaches, per can «
2 Cans Kraut •••••> ^''c t
3 Cans Pork ank Beans. . ~f>° «
EXTRA FINE PLUMS, Par Can 1°° i
Salmon from 10 to 250 per oan. 2
Our Teas ann Coffees are guaranteed to give satisfac- ♦
tion or money refunded. J
Eat Good Groceries
TrHIS is the time of the year when you need
VV good fresh Groceries, Our arge trade en-
ab es us to turn our goods quicky, consequent-
y they are aways FRESH and PURE.
Pie Peaches
per can
Peeled PeacheB,
2 cans for
Aprioots,
2 cans for.
Good Plums,
2 cans for. ..
Good Tomatoes,
per can
Blue Jay Ham,
per pound
Some Prices
10c
25c
25c
... 10c
Canned Salmon, I rt-
per oan I Uu
Canned Salmon, OFif1
high grade, 2 for .. tub
Canned Pears, OflP
per can ZUu
Peary's Story in Full.
By special arrangement
the Sun in this issue, on
the inside'pages,'gives in
full the dramatic and in-
teresting story, as told by
Explorer Peary of his dis-
covery of the North Pole.
This story has not appear-
ed in any of the newspa-
pers here, for the reason
that it is copyrighted by
the New York Times and
cat) be printed only by ar-
rangement with that pa-
per. The story of Peary's
trip to the North pole has
never appeared in any Ok-
lahoma paper, therefore
The Sun takes justifiable
pride in preprosenting this
story to its readers. The
matter of expense was not
taken iuto consideration
in the securing of this
great story. We trust the
public will duly appreciate
our enterprise in the mat-
.ter.
Red Front!
PHONE 6o
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A Good Bank
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In a Live Town Solicits your businea. Start
r ■
a Bank acoount. Money deposited in
a STATE BANK in Oklahoma is absolutely
Safe. Not a dollar lost to the Depsitors in
Oklahoma since the law went into effect,
nor will there be any loss,
THE CITIZENS BANK offers every ac-
commodation consistent with conservative
banking.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent at $2 per year.
Citzens Bank of Edmond
plans are being made to make
this the biggest evangelistic
effort Oklahoma City has ever
had. Evantr list Rnlgin in now
PRESIDENT JAMES A. M'LACCHLIN.
Bourn's Coffee
Prize winner at St. Louis Exposition. Qnn=Qnp=QRp
Best cofiee on the market. Per pound ^Ub OUb UUb
Phone 2
coop rfi/NGS TO £A T
Highest Market Price for Farm Produce
attempted to give this school, is
an imperative necessity today,
in fact more so than ever before,
notwithstanding the establish-
ment of numerous other schools.
The central location and well-es-
tablished reputation of Central,
will always make it a prime
favorite with young men and
young women of Oklahoma.
Wm. H. Wood — Political
Science, History.
Lucy Haskell—English.
Marilla Adams — Drawing,
Form Study, Art.
O. S. Lehrer—Stringed Instru-
ments.
Lucie E. Stainbach—Vocal
Musio.
i,Continued on ">)
in a meeting at Long Beach,
California, and in his message to
the league, stated that he ex-
pected the Oklahoma City meet-
ing to be a big one.
"Secretary Guthrie announced
Monday that the meeting would
be strictly evangelistic, but that
if matters developed as they did
in thawnee, Mr. Bulgin would
not be slow in denouncing any
form of crime and graft. The
fact that the meeting has been
arranged under the auspices of
the Law and Order league does
not mean that it is to be a cam-
paign for a civio cleanup, but if
the oooasion demand this will be
one of the results, says Mr.
Guthrie.
"The ministerial alliance of
this oity has taken no action
relative to Evangelist Bulgin's
visit here, but it is understood
many of the ministers are in
acoord with the action of the
Law and Order league. The
Rev. G. I. Gordon, president of
the alliance, was asked as to the
(Continued on page 4)
New Fall
Goods
Our Special Sale was a big
success and we desire to thank
our customers for their patron-
age. We now wish to direct
your attention to our
New fall Goods
We have a splendid line of
the latest Clothing, Shoes, Gents
Furnishings, Etc.
Modern Clothing Co.
Get your Calling Cards at Sun office
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