The Hartshorne Sun. (Hartshorne, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 26, 1914 Page: 4 of 6
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T. W. HUNTER, Editor and Prop.
Published every Thureday, end en
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orne, Oklahoma. «a second claee
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bubtcriptlon, One Year - $1.00.
TELEPHONE NUMBER 7.
Thursday, February ?6, 1914.
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Mr. iwolih romlwt a ii#*hh| ?i|m r. Wo
liflvi- nocd < f mi'h u n«-wHpap« r hen-
and th« y will in kImii in «• rHn in
li" flintier of ♦•r''reHKloii.
Von will iiumip- Mrt. Ilornl
Mint. f;li« may brliiK b'*r «iiiln nt
'Ouimi'l, iho Hon. <;id tin* (Jink, lo
my dominion and "In n mIii* |h In-
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1 lo Hi'' |iohMIon "I piil ll< ilrfi'iid^r.
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11'-* fIon arlHinr In llint department In
tho i-nilri ml<ii' of opiib ni Miikm nf
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' In- pri'f in Im f Hill have Hi'vera I
1« lioln* pljuTH which will nd i n t r
f«ro w11h IiIm im'WA paper ImihIihhh I
wl|] alHo Koiirantco lilm all of • 11•
framework on our p:tf ll<
cut of \vlil< li Ik- should im -1 n nice
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"ItvKiirditiK yonr man. Klt/.pnli Irk.
f will iliitc thai I tleiIre him to
eome lllllliedliltf l.v I w|h|| to nilik'
him I h um Mnjor of my Home 42tinr<1
' Vtnii«l and deMliv lliat lo follow my
flnk at nil Hum I unilei'Htiiml him
lo h«' a very patriotic young innn.
I will ilotnll n h|io iul Kiinrd for him
to protect ViIh polltU-nl future nnd If
ho IIv« a up lo my expectat Ioiih Im
will nut Im> unknown In the goveru-
inent of him peoplr. Ah to the man
Kohcrtrion I tvotiUI pr« f« r that you
loilVc him at home. I ntii nfraid that
ho Ih a lierHlKtent borrower mid
inir.Iit einliarrnHH our treanury. When
you fellowH get ready lo ntart pleiiHc
eonie by way of Mi'AK'HtiT and get
eXpellHe IllOlieV. 1 >0 Hot <| 1*11 \V 041 tile
an wo are meeting thin monlh a vie
fi< it In the KUiin :ity fund.
'Cordially and nympathetlenlly,
•TIIITTO HARJO,
"Crn/.y Hmtko."
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EXPRtSS HATES INCREASED.
ANNOUNCEMENT. i
The following ftrinounccmontt; arc
inntlc K.ulijfd to ym, action .or tin'
<l"iiio :riitl< DrlinarlfB In AilKliHt:
For Sheriff:
\V. M. I'l IKH US.
of Ada nnton.
relit Ih
flt'|)t||>-
l.i'll.rii
wci-kly
for
lull'
poi'l I'll tiiilhiir, Chltlo I 1 11 Jo (Ci'ii/.v
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jiim'ii III llolh la, S. A.
"iiiiKiu-tirrir. iiniivin. s. \
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"Non ,1'ii'ltHoiilitn Club,
"()l< Illinium l * 11 >■. Ok In
"M> ill in .Iiii'Us Your l iililr
ri iicbnl in•' only UiIh inonilnn. '>uiu'
ili'lny Ih'Iiik oi i'axiom il by (ln> fiu'l
tliat II h.im i out tlir mini In in iiitll Tlir KoliiTal linlillc lui <1 luM'll 1o<l
via Vi'iii'/ni'la. but I lui v 1111 to reply lo brllrvo Hull cxprcBH I'll tea bad
linn I will In' vri'v f.lail lo loniph bocu iIi^'Itmhii'iI kIiico I|i<> iuIm lit of
wliii ymp' ri**iiirf-1 \ti I iindoiNlnnd llio pnivrl post; ami tliry bavo, In-
your i'imiiii'mI you n- 1101110 |ilm« Mifar as tlit*y conic In competition
wltotv coi'lain cciiMplctniUH liiciulicrs Willi llio parcel pout, lull silcli
or voiir ortan I •■atlon iii.h ko Into r, coinnnxlltli'H iih crkh. butter, vom*ta
Ireiii in oilier wuhIh 1 am iiHked bl.'s, meat and fruits, iih Mhowa by
lo supply a i< nib i him lor miiiilieix tbo McAleater News Capital. (In
who aie inclined In become weary express cotupnalis have increased
of tbc llmell.'.hl nnd seek the i|Uiet tbelr rate, lis the following will show
of Innocuous ileMeuliidi I can fur Kor limtaiicc. the old rate from
nlsli that I ni'.i'i'e Willi your .lel'ef Kansas City to McAlester oil product
lliil there Is Utile more lor von in was $1.35 per It'll lbs. the now
Oklahoma and I nut HullMfbd that ti rale Is $l.ti'A. Krnm St. l.ouis the
chniiKe lii climate Hill work for the old rate was $1.75; the new rate is
belli r $-.09 Prom I'arsons, Kan., tbc
I think thai I tliornuitlily under old rate wns $1.00; the new rate is
i.land (In ib" ire of your respective $1 Ho rroni Olathc, Kansas, the
inembei's to bold pnsllleiri I reall/e old rate oil meats in :!(> Ib, pack
that your eemlii. In ni> inuntr> and ages was l."i cents; t In new rat' i-
under my " ivei ninetit conteluplates ■">«; cents Kroin Dallas, Tex., tbc
placing each of y.ui In (lie payroll old rate w.'is $1.00; the new rate is
and In the service. I am able in of $1.05,
for each ,ii \on some lobs and trust In all conscience tbc ultimate coil-
(bat wlinl I Inn r t < . tier will satlsfx sinner has bad 10 pay enough for
"I have 11 mi r. d nut that w. can I eggs and vegetables and incuts of all
Use Mrs Ho 11 il a i'nininls'loner of kinds without giving these coniniodl-
< harltli; and i orr* eilen. We hav e lies another balloon nst'ension.
no such office at this lime but I litlve ♦ * * *■
In in' di'sk n t'eali written b> an | Chief Justice llajs appears to be
wnlnrnt Muikon . rltlnu on how to getting a trifle weak-kneed in bis
' r a o Jol" art'I • l.il!\ 1 will there candidacy for I'. S. Senate against
(lore. The void lit of a recent Jury
in Oklahoma City may lie a case of
ulrawh showing which way the wind
blows It Is well, Judge. The re-
sult of the senatorial consent luny
not lie ipilte so unanimous for 0or«
iih tlie verdict of the Jury, but it
In a safe guess that when ilie votes
are counted you may not be able io
determine whether your name Ih
hay, oats, corn or fodder. (lore's
vindication Ih compute and the
verdict meets with the nn I versa] ap-
proval of all who favor fair play. The
masses in,, fop (lore, and If the Judge
Is wise lie will back pedal.
« « *
The verdict of tin- Jury in the (lore-
llond ease was u boomerang to the
bunch who sought to destroy the
blind senator. Il wiih such a dead-
ener that It Ik said the .lacksoiiian
Deinoernl, official organ of the Jack
Honlan < bib, published at Oklahoma
City, failed to appear last week. In
the language of the editor "(he tidal
wave swept us away." There remains
no longer any doubt as to the pur-
pose of the Instigators of Uitlb pub-
lication. Hut they failed to get tilt
senator's Angora by a large and i in
thnsliiKlIc majority.
* * * «
That letter from "Crazy Snake'' to
the JackHonlan Club members Is a
<eiu; it appears In tliIh issue of
The Sun I'on't overlook It.
He * * *
RELATION OF SHAPE OF EAR TO
YIELD OF CORN.
I. J
HE BANKED HIS MONEY AND
BECAME A BUSINESS PARTNER.
YOU CAN DO THE SAME .
Vou hoar thorn s.u that "So and So" gave "What's
His N.uiv his first start by taking him into partnership.
No 1 ho !VONl > HE HAD IN THE BANK gave him
!us tust start. "So and So" needed him and could use
him and his money in the business Besides, the boy who
is putting money in tho bank can be trusted. Rich men
are hunting for them.
Make OUR bank YOUR bank
We Pay
4 per cent interest on time deposits
THE FIRST STATE BANK OF
HARTSHORNE.
0. S. \\ INliA ■ l'ii -itiont
Ii, l\ SIMS. 2nd Vice Pros.
.1. H. BAKER, Vice-Pres.
C 1.. WILLIS, Cashier.
The superintendent of the Texas
substation at Temple, after a care-
ful study of the relation of shape of
ear" lo yield of com, eonclitdtH that
slightly tapering parent ears give
the highest yield. This is in accord
with the results til' experiments at
the Ohio Experiment Station, in
which extremely tapering ears gave
slightly higher results than cylin-
drical cars. High yields were asso-
elated with comparatively smooth
kernels of slightly more than aver-
ige depth and of medium holiness.
The yield Increased with nu ineresw
in the total Height of the car as
liOcrinliu'd by slight increase in
length, amount of grill ti, and rather
marked Increase In weight of cob.
In experiments at the Ohio and Ne-
braska experiment stations It was
found that (lie highest yields were
oblaliK<1 with medium to medium
long ears. Poorly filled butts and
litis were more frequently associat-
ed with lingb yields than well filled,
but high yields were more fretiuontly
associated with well filled butts Ulan
with well-filled tips. "The old score
• and placed much emphasis on good
filling of butts and tips, but for sev-
eral years past Investigators have
been getting hv,.y from this idea. It
lias be. u found that tin so characters,
when highly developed, are usually
so developed at the expense of more
valuable characters, such as yield,
onstitutlon, etc." There appeared
to be no relation between yield and
shelling percentage and circumfer-
ence and width or thickness of
kernel.
'Pile political pot is now boiling
and strenuous campaigns are being
waged in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
The Southw< nt American can be d'-
l; nd d upon to r'port tb - progr r-
ol cn b race and print the r-Milf', ti
alt cWctlntir and primari' i
The special offer made to old ..ub-
s rlbers and new alike should app-al.
With the payment of a years' rub-
s rlptlon iu advance to Tin South-
wist American, an annual subscrip-
tion to the "Farm Life," "The Gen-
tlewoman,'' "Green'; Krult Grow-
er," "Home Life" and Wo-
man's World' will be presented
each subscriber free. Every maga-
zlii-* mentloin d above is the leading
periodical of its class and will in-
terest and delight. No pap r in this
part of the country has ever made
as generous an offer as outlined in
the circulation campaign now beins
conducted by The Southwest Ameri-
can. The subscription price lo The
Southwest American is $4.00 per
year In advance and the magazines
are presented free. This offer n but
for a short time, so it is advisable
that subscriptions are sent, in at once.
Feel Miserable?
Out of sorts, depressed, pain in
the back—Elcctric Hitters renews
your health and strength. A gua-
ranteed Liver and Kidney remedy.
Money bat k If not satisfied. It com-
pletely cured Kobert. ^ladsen, of
West Ilurling'ton, Iowa, who suffered
from virulent liver trouble for eight
months. After four doctors gave
him upt lie took Electric Hitters and
is now a well man. (Jet a bottle to-
day; It will do the same for you.
Keep in th|, house for all liver and
kidney complaints. Perfectly safe
and dependable. Its results will sur-
prise you. otic, and $1.00. Adv.
H. E. Bu klen £. Co., Philadelphia
or St, Louis.
LITTLE ESSAY ON
QUEEN'S ENGLISH.
OUR
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
No. 193S.
S ato of Oklahoma,
Pittsburg County.—ss.
In the Superior Court of Pittsburg
County.
Annie Uerskis, plaintiff, vs. Rafle
tiorskis, defendant.
Said defendant, Kafel tierskis, will
take notice that he has been sued
in the above named court for an ab-
solute divorce on the grounds of ex-
treme cruelty anil abandonment, and
said plaintiff further prays lor the
care and custody of their minor chil-
dren and for restoration to name of
Annie Yurgan. and you, said defend-
ant. must answer the petition filed
therein liy said plaintiff on or before
the 30th day of March. J9H. or said
petition will be taken as true and a
judgment for divorce for said plain-
tiff. 7-t3.
\V V. BITKNER.
Clerk of Superior Court of Pittsburg
County.
.1. K LAYDEN, Atty. for Plaintiff.
GREAT OFFER OF THE SOUTH-
WEST AMERICAN.
, A special subscription offer is now
' being made by The Southwest Ameri-
can of Fort Smith, and one that
• should meet a hearty response by
I ill who enjoy reading a newspaper
! that prints all the news, fearlessly,
j completely, and whose editorial policy
I is strong and unbiased.
The Southwest American is the
j leading us pa per of Fort Smith.
It is first in circulation, first in ad-
vertising, firet in prestige and first
in everything Special features, time-
lly and insinK-tive. are judiciously dis-
! played on i;s pages daily, and with
guides and hints to farmers it Is a
paper difficult to excel.
Mr. Bolton Hall begins l lie first
chapter of one of his buck to-the-
latid books with the sentence, "When
a goose goes under an arch, she
ducks her liend." Admitting this to
be (ruo, according (o accepted Kng-
lisli, as even the unfaunalist musi
know if be has ever watched a goose
go under an arch or watched a Fifth
Avenue stageloda of girls go under an
elevated crossing, tile question may
still be asked why a goose should
'duck'' her head. Why does she
not goose hear head? She does
goose it, doesn't she? She goos's
It just as much as a duck ducks hers,
doesn't she? And why shouldn't a
duck goose her head when she sots
undar an arch? What law should
compel a goose lo duck her head
when she goes under an arch, which
does not compel a duck to goose j
her bead when she goes linlfr an
arch? Is there any better reason
for a verb "to duck" than there
is for a verb "to goose." both hav-
ing exactly the same meaning and
both derived from exactly similar
actions on the part of the respective
fowls? A goose is no more of a
thicker than a dm k is a gooeer in
going under an arch, and a law of
language which discriminates against
the goose is unconstitutional, and
therefore cannot be properly enforced.
—William .1. Lanipton.
For making quickly and per*
fectly, delicious hot biscuits,
hot breads, cake and pastry
there is no substitute for
Dr.PRICE'S
CREAM
Baking powder
MADE FROM SR&PES
Sixty Years the Standard
$10.00 FINE.
My attention has been called to the
fact that persons are climbing over
tlifence at the lake, with tli" )
suit that the fence is b ing broki ti
down in places. Stiles have been
provided for passing into and from
the enclosure, and notice is hereby-
given that all persons found guilty
of the offense of which complaint is
made, will be fined in the sum of
$10 for each and every offense. So
take notice and be governed accord-
ingly. 8-14.
JOHN ROBERTSON, Mayor.
ANSWER THE CALL.
Hartshorne People Have Found That
This is Necessary.
A cold, a strain, a sudden wrench,
A little cause may hurt the kidneys
Sp«lls of backache often follow,
Or some irregularity of the urine.
A splendid remedy for such attacks
A medicine that has satisfied thou-
sands
Is Doan's Kidney Pills.
Thousands of people rely upon it.
Here is on ■ Crowder casee:
O. B. Siler, Crowder, Okla., says:
About a year ago I used a box of
Doan's Kidney Pills and I am happy
to say that they did me much Rood.
I was suffering from lame back a
dull ache across my kidneys. I was
also troubled by irrognlar action of
lily kidneys'. A few doses of Doan's
Kidney Pills gave me relief and since
there has 'been t o recurrence of the
trouble." 8-t2.
For sale by all dealers. Price 00
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agentB for the
United States.
Remember the name—Doan's—and
take no other.
I b< lirve this.
[ Tin re i a d op-seated household
Ii lv I il ;it i -old is contrac'ed in the
air, and that n -lit air is to be fear-
ed. As a ina'tcr of scientific fact it
has b( n <i mongtrated again and
: a.'aiii tint night air, winter or num-
tn ■ ficiol to people, both sick
, a"d eli, 'I hat is why tubercular
and pneumonia | ti nts are put out
| into the air day and night,
i If fiuld all lose this baseless
I fear of night air, we would all be
i health', r !.- i tunc of it. The correct
fear to i. ' - is of indoor air, warm
and vitiated. It is in our overheated
ro in - that we actually "catch cold,"
in ver In 'lod's pure air, unless we
are insufficiently clothed.—Ladies
Home Journal.
How to Prevent Bilious Attacks.
"Coming events cast their shadows
before." This is especially true of
bilious attacks. Your appetite will
fail, you will fei 1 dull and languid.
] it you are subject to bilious attacks
lake tin'' of Chamberlain's Tablets
as oon as these rymntoms appear
and ti e atta k .may bt warned off
For sale by all dealers. Adv.
NOTICE OF ESTRAYS.
D' it known, t';at on the first day
of February. 1H14, I, O. W. Crout,
or Harlsii i'iic of the county of Pitts-
bur; . -a; if OKI'., did cn said date,
take uii iwo ln.gs on my premises.
Their ag< s about one year. One
. andy so'.. , marked with a smootli
crop and - slits in the lift car, and
! one .- lit in the right ear, weight
, about 110 pounds. One black bar,
tii'l cut short, no mark, weighs about
I no pounds. 9-t3.
o. w. croft
HOW WE "CATCH COLD."
A person sits in a warm room,
goes out into the cold night air, and
"catches cold." Immediately lie
eludes that he caught cold in
night air, whereas actually lie
already contracted (be cold in
warm, vitiated air of the room,
he not gone into the night air
would have .had the cold just
eon-
tie
had
tile
Had
he
the
same. But it is difficult for folks to
; Ono way to relieve habitual consti-
pation is to take regularly a mild
laxative. Doan's Regulets are re-
commended for this purpose. 25c a
box at all drug stores. Adv.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
Notice is hereby given that fishing
on in;, premises adjoining the lake,
Is prohibited. All persons will take
'.lie noli e anil be governed accord-
i'lg'y- Adv.
,T. P. SAVAGE.
New Spring Goods
We are leaders in fashionable wearing apparel
for the fair sex. You will be delighted with
our advanced Spring showings, which are now
daily arriving—never so attractive and a block
ahead of the procession in all the styles and
shades. Have a look at the nifty coat suits in
our show windows. All sorts of Spring wear-
ables now ready for your inspection.
It is with special pride that we direct your
attention to these new arrivals, for our pur-
chases have been unusually extensive and the
elaborate showings we feel will appeal to dis-
criminating dressers with an added interest,
and we assure you we will esteem it a pleasure
to be permitted to show you through (lie line.
THE GRAND LEADER
Hartshorne's Money Saving Store
St
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