Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 250, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 23, 1915 Page: 2 of 4
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Sapulpa IxraW
■irt-LFi Ckui Coomtt, Oklahoma
Publish*-'! every day except Sunday*
Aivd holidays.
Entered u second-cl*»a matter, Sep-
tember 3, 1914, at the pout office at
Supulps Ok.shorn*. under the act of
March 3.1879.
0. 8. Todd ...
1. W. Yovaa
____________Editor
. Business Manager
SUBSCRIPTION
Week —.........—--------
Huee months— ------*——
Year........................
____10c
..$1.00
.. 4.00
AHYKKTIMNO RATES ON APPLICATION
LAST NIGHT'S MASS MEETING
Hardly can one estimate the alg-
■mean'*- of the great meeting of
the people of Sapulpa held at the
district court room last night.
It la the best answer to the at-
tempt of crooked officials and their
consorts, the bootleggers, to put the
Herald out of business and to har-
rass the editor that can be present-
ed. 1 hope the gentlemen Interested
were able to read the signs on the
wall
The people of Papulpa said last
night by their actions that they are
through with this official hindrance
to decent living, and that they will
have no more of it. When Sheriff
Wilder is set aside, as he will be as
surely as the sun rises each day.
there are others of that bunch that,
with him. make up the chain of op-,
position to the law. and the will of
the people, are on the slate to go,
and go they will. It Is retribution,
swift and Just and it will be made
manifest to all aspirants to office j
in Creek county in the future that
when they assume the duties of of-1
fice in the administering of law
they do it with honest purpose and
in the intereat or the people and not
in behalf of the crooks and thieves
and derelicts of the earth who are
willing to pay those who can aid I
tnem in their nefarious callings.
There is something grand In the,
action of the people
action of an aroused people, a condi |
tlon that one sees oftenest in a new
country. It is there that the true In-
stincts so frequently assert them
selves and, while the people, engag-
ed in their dally avocations will, for ‘
the purpose of peace, endure for a
time the trampling of their sacred
rights, and violation of social con
dltlons, they will not always do so
and when the limits have all been
exceeded as they have been In this
county, we have a feeling auch as was
manifested last night Officers with
a grain of self-respect and a sem
blance of recognition of the rights
of decent people, will pause and re-
flect upon the brink of a precipice
that spells oblivion and outer dark-
ness.
-oOo-
A PREDICTION COMING TRUE
be true, who is responsible in the
sight of God. Some of the business
men protested against the statement
and said they would boycott The
Herald for publishing the article.
We went to the editor's rescue and
told him to go on and expoae the
sin and we would stand by him with
our prayers. We prayed continually
A rNEuiviivii —
Away back in the day. when the that God would manliest in some
Herald was young and somewhat un-
sophisticated and thought that gath-
ering evidence might clean up Sa-
pulpa we heralded the arrival of the
Law Enforcement League by saying
that it was not going to travel with
a brass band but that the gentle-
men it was after would not know
what was coming until the halter
began to tighten around their necks.
We wonder is Sheriff Wilder be-
ginning to feel a choking sensation
in the region of his necktie.
-oOo ■ —
PEOPLE'S EDITORIALS
WHEN FAITH 18 STRONG
There was an article in The Her
aid the 15th of last March on '-The
Responsibility of Christian Parents."
It had been stated that liquor could
be bought from "most any of the
liquor houses or anywhere except
the church." The question is. if it
way that he had the power over
sin and the devil in this wicked
old Sapulpa. Our prayer was an-
swered. When the devil placed the
niiro under the printing press of
The Herald, the devil made the
noise but the good Lord came in a
still small voice and protected his
own machine that w-as standing
bravely for righteousness. In Luke
10-19> you will find this promise:
“Behold I give unto thee power to
tread on serpents and scorpions
and over all the power of the enemy
and nothing by any means hurt you."
Oh, Christians. Christ is testing
our faith. Shall we go on In our
revelry and go down like Sodom and
Gomorrah or can we find enough
like Gideon’s army that don’t think
enough of self to take a drink of
water but keep our eyes on the
enemy?
Most anyone can speak to say
they are praying that God in some
way would remove the wicked offi-
cers of this town and put in good
men to run our town so when w
went away from home we would not
have to blush when we told the peo
pie we lived in the town of Sapulpa
In Jonah Ml you will find this
saying: -Show thy faith without
works and I will show my faith by
my works."
I don't think we need to spend
any more money to hire a detect-
ive to find out who placed the nitro
under The Herald press. At the
mass meeting when they were mak-
ing up the money, the sheriff come
up with $50 of his blood money it
made me think of the old saying,
“If you throw a stone in a bunch
of dogs, the one that howls is the
HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Advertisements under this head is one cent per word
for each insertion. q your credit is goedf if you own
a phone, q Three time ads seldom faik q Phone
WANTED
FOR RENT—One bedroom for one
the hands of the county and
that.
THE LIGHT
God eaid
Stock Reducing, Price Slaughtering
Furniture Sale!
CommencingThursday June 24, Continuing Until July 10
SID Worth m Furniture iorS6—SlDOWarliiotFuriiiiurel^
RUGS! RUGS!
Buy Them Now and Save Money
$22.60 Hug*, 9x12 ft. Axminster,
bought on sale at factory,
now ..............................
$25.00 Rugs, 9x12 Axminster,
now .......................PUM
$28.00 Rugs, 9x12 Axminster,
now .............................
$45 Rugs, 9x12, high grade Wilton.
now .......................*37r,°
$11.60, 9x12 wool and fiber Rugs,
now .............................
$15.00 Brussels Rug. 9x12.....$9.75
GRASS RUGS
Grass Rugs 4 1-2x7 1-2 ft......$2.i5
Deltox Grass Rugs, 6x9 ft......$3.25
Grass Hugs, 8x10 ft..........$7.50
Grass Rugs. 9x12 ft...........$8 50
3
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
$160 Dining Room Suites, consisting
of 54 Inch Buffet, 54 Inch Table,
China Cioset and 6 Chairs, Adam
Period Design, fumed oak
now ..............................
$ 125.C0 Dining Room Suite, fumed,
waxed or polished finish, extra
quality, quartered oak, now $87.00
$70.00 Dining Room Suite, consisting
of 54 inch Table, 52 Inch Buffet,
and six Chairs, fumed oak, quarter-
ed, now ......... $49.00
$50.00 Buffet. 54 inch, extra quality
quartered oak, any finish,.. .$36.00
$25.00 Buffet, any finish, now. $16.00
ROCKERS—100 patterns from which
to select, 30 to 40 per cent Discount
$35.00 China Closets, any finish,
now .......................$22.50
library tables
$7.50 Library Table, 36 in., now $4.50
$11.50 Library Table. 42 In. now $7.75
$14.00 Library Table, 48 In. fumed
or golden oak...............$9.25
$25.00 Library Table, 48 in. fumed
waxed or polished.........$16.00
DAVENPORTS AND DUOFOLDS
$35.00 Duofold, solid oak, mule
skin .......................... ...
$48.00 iDuofold, quartered oak.
M. S. Lea..................$20 00
$50.00 Davenport, quartered oak,
Spanish leather ............$32.00
$00.00 Davenport, quartered oak.
No. 1 Spanish leather......$41.00
$65 00 Davenport, quartered oak, any
finish, No. 1 Spanish leather $45.00
PORCH SWINGS—Made of solid
fumed oak, all sixes, discount off
regular price........33 1-3 Per Cent
$37 Kitchen Cabinet, ...
$30 Kitchen Cabinet, ..
$28 Kitchen Cabinet, •„
$17 Kitchen Cabinet.....
$14 Kitchen Cabinet,
$28.00
$21.00
$20.00
$11.50
$10.00
DINING TABLES
$16.00 Dining Table, 48 inch solid
oak. polished, now........$10.75
$30.00 Dining Table, full quartered
oak. any finish, now........$21.00
$28.00 Dining Table, full quartered
oak, 54 inch, now..........$18.50
$50.00 (Dining Table, full quartered
oak, now....................$35.00
RKFKIGKRATOHS
The Celebrated Gibson Line ay ('/
Discount Off Regular Price rw fC
It E I) S
Iron and Brass—Mattresses and Springs
We are going to give you values never
before equaled on beds, mat tresses and
springs.
To Out*ol«Town CusfoinerH
We will prepay the freight. This sale
will be worth a trip of many miles to you
We are going to give you values never be-
fore equaled and you will not be disap-
pointed at the prices and quality of our
goods, as we shall positively carry on this
sale EXACTLY AS ADVERTISED.
Odd Dressers and Chiffoniers
$12.50 Dresser, polished oak,
now ........................$8.25
$16.00 Dresser, quartered oak.
now .......................$10.50
$30.00 Solid Mahogany Dresser.
now .......................$19.75
$30.00 Dresser, bird's eye maple,
now .......................$20.00
$40.00 Dresser, Circassian, now $25.00
$50.00 Dresser, Circassian walnut,
Shcriton design, now.......$36.00
$80.00 Dresser, Circassian walnut,
54 inch, now ..............$54.00
$7500 Chiffonier, Circassian to
match, now ................$52.00
EXTRA SPECIAL— $200.00 Circas-
sian walnut Bed Room Suite, colon-
ial design, consisting of 54-inch
Dresser. Chiffonier. Dressing Table,
Bed. full Neapolitan, Rocker and
Chair, now...................$14500
People’s Furniture Store
| 200-211 Hast Dewey Ave—SAPULPA. OkLA—Opposite Court House
now. To say the least there
light and It came from somev
The people saw and believed
what is more they spoke up a
no uncertain terms.
In our communication yesterday
we spoke of the traitor to good gov-
ernment. As it is and always will be
in a free government the people
when aroused will not tolerate or al-
low an usurpation of the powers of
office by those holding office, put
there by the hands of the people.
| Let us get free from the shackles
| of tills bunch of crooks. Now that we
have taken the matter in hand let
us search out every one of them
purge the community of such filth
| that It will not longer lie in the
path of honest 'officials nor be an
eye sore to the community.
Do you ever stop to think how a
few corrupt officers make it hard
and almost impossible for the hon-
est ones to remain as such. Least
ways the whole line of officials is
I more or less besmirched by the
presence in their midst of a few
i rotten ones. Don’t let us flinch fot
I one moment. Let us keep the high
standard of free government and let
the people rule.
LIBERTY LOVER.
— f
INFORMATION as to the
wherea- 1
bouts of one black Collie pup with
ring neck, feet and tip of tail white.
10 weeks old. Disappeared from 604
South Adams, night of June
20. Re-
ward. Phone 929.
tf
WANTED—Furnished house
of 4 or
5 rooms, modern.—Todd,
Herald
building.
FOR RENT—Two suites
of light
. housekeeping rooms. Price
reason-
s able. Central rooms. Phone 902. 3t
for rent
t
FOR RENT—Two rooms
for light
housekeeping, three blocks
north of
^ depot. Phone 916.
n
227-tf
179-ti
FOR SALE
4, block
FURNITURE for sale,
Berry building.
room
204
Ct
Milch cow for sale. Inquire at
Roby's residence, 423 S. Poplar, tf
FOR QUICK SALE—Nice 4-room
house and barn and 100 foot front-
age at 1118 East Lincoln. See Todd.
WASTE BASKETS for sale at Cow-
man's Pharmacy. 213-tf
FOR RENT—Large unfurnished
South Rooms. Inquire Western Un-
. 3t
ton.
FOR RENT—Furnished room in dose
in modern house Todd, Herald build-
ing.
TOR RENT—Llgm housekeeping
rooms at 203 N. Linden. Phone 972.
245-tf
FOR SALE—12 room modern brick
close In. suitable for residence or
rooming house. Terms of 2, 3 or
5 years on half. Price $3,000. Todd,
Herald building.
BARGAINS—Three good five room
houses real close In at $1,250 each.
Money in every one of them. Price
likely to be withdrawn at any time.
Todd, Herald office.
______' STOLEN OR STRAYED—Collie pup.
KYiR RENT_Fight room modern j black and sable w ith white nose
FOR RENT Eigat room ; ^ fppt Rpturn to 116 South Dl.
house, vacant July 1. Jamison , T>h„„o i<*4 i49 3t
248-tf I vision for reward. Phone 194. 143 „t
OWEN AS SECRETARY
OF THE TREASURY
Press dispatches say that there
| is a possibility that Secretary Mc-
Adoo of the treasury department
may be made secretary of state and
I Senator Robert L. Owen of this city
appointed secretary of the treasury.
We know of no one in the country
| who is better equipped at this par-
I ticular time to be secretary of the
treasury than Senator Owen. Sena-
| tor Owen was largely instrumental
in drafting, perfecting and securing
the passage of the federal reserve
I act, which is admittedly the great-
est piece of constructive legislation
which has been enacted in America
in half a century. The senator was
practically the only member of the
| senate committee who appeared to
fully master the details of this bill.
| There are some indications that for
some unknown reason the federal
reserve bank act is not accomplish-
ing as much as its friends expected.
I There is a suspicion that this is
due partly to the regulations which
seem to be rather intricate and
] full of red taue and partly to an un
expected resentment on the part of
the banks to certain features of this
law. Senator Owen, if given the po-
sition of secretary of the treasury,
would speedily put this new law into
successful operation. No other mat-
| ter of internal concern is of such
I vital importance. The two greatest
j problems before the administration
I today, as they affect the whole cit-
izenship of America, are the suc-
I cessful launching of the federal re
serve act and the successful steering
of the department of state. Senator
Owen would make a most admirable
secretary of state but he could prob-
ably accomplish more both for him-
1 self and for the country as the sec-
retary of the treasury. It would be
a real innovation to have a secre
tary of the treasury possessing both
brains and nerve.
RAILROAD TIME CARD
East Bound
404 Passenger, Monett
and Joplin 6:05 a.m.
420 Pass. Tulsa 10:35 10:40 am.
408 Limited, Spring-
field & St. Louis 2:15 2 :55 p.m.
4E8 Oil flyer, Tulsa 5:15 5:26p. ra.
10 Meteor, St. Louis 5:45 5:55 p.m.
112 Meteor, K. C. 10:55 11:05p.m.
West Sound
113 Governor, O. C. 3:25a.m.
9 Meteor. O. Q. 4:45 4:55 a.m.
ill Meteor, Bristow, Ok-
lahoma City 5:45 5:56 a. m
407 Limited, O. C. 12:15 12:40p. m
Buffington Bros.
Un derlakers
-AND-
Embaline r s
Ambulance
Service
PHONE 4
Resilience, 1144
South Bound
513 Governor, Muskogee 4:00 4:15
513 Governor, Mus-
kogee 4:00 4:15 a.m.
511 Meteor, Sherman
Ft. Worth 6:30a.m.
529 Oil flyer, Musko-
gee, Fayetteville 7:40 7:50 a m We guarantee to please you at price*
507 Express, Denison “ ‘ *----
and Sherman 12a45p. m.
PHOTOS
521 Passenger, Mus-
kogee
3:45 3:55 pm.
you can afford to pay
8APULPA ART STUDIO
111 1-2 E. Dewey. Fred Keys, Mgr.
Moreau’s Optical
Parlors
N South Main St.. Sapulpa. Okla.
1 warrant ail my work to be per-
fect and furnish glasses at prices
reasonable for first-class work. A
memorandum is kept *of names of
all customers, together with focus
of the eyes, so that new glasses can
be supplied by post, should anyone
have the misfortune to break or lose
them.
W. T. BURGESS
(Form erly of Sa| ulja LJvtry Co.)
Horse's Friend ShoeingShop
(i.n'l Bl.rk.mithint 2I4W.Hofc.cn
We don’t treat
We don’t heal
We don’t guarantee a cure
We do adjust the spinal
column and make
corrections
Nature does the work
DR. BERTON
Chiropractor
210 Berryhill Phone 358
Bldg. Office Hours:
9 to 11; 2 to 5; 7 to 8
Majestic Rooms
Under the Ownership of
Mr*. W. J. Major
Private Water System
Hot and Cold Water
in All Rooms
23 1-2 E. Hobson Phone 404
We know the bargains —
We know where the
bargains are- Whether
you want Farm, City
Property or a good loan
see
fJNO. F. EGAN
O W. Dewer Phone 382
Let us build you a home to your ewn individual
liking in the
BARTLETT ADDITION
Pay us as you pay rent.
Bartlett & Rankin
8 E. Dewey
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Todd, O. S. Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 250, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 23, 1915, newspaper, June 23, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1519462/m1/2/?q=kitchen+cabinet: accessed July 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.