Oklahoma City Daily Pointer (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 141, Ed. 1 Monday, July 1, 1907 Page: 1 of 2
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VOLUME 2.
OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA, JULY I. 1907.—MONDAY
NUMBER 141
CLAIRVOYANT
LINA
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h Indeed satisfying. even the mind* of
the tskepllcs as to her phenomenal In-
tuitive powers by which she penetrates
even the Innermost secrets of your
heart with astonishing ease and precls-
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by all those who have received her
readings. A lifetime of study of this
wonderful science under the master
minds of the profession both In this
country ami in Europe, enables the
Madam to delve Into mysterious depths
« f the unknown and commune with
the occult forces of mind and matter.
The Madam positively guarantees to
tell you why you called, tells your past,
present and future with an accuracy
beyond even your most sanguine ex
peetatloiiB. Price 50c and $1 Office
hours. 8 a. m. until 10 p m.
OVER CRESCENT GROCERY
2074 West Main St.
PITCHER WILLIAM DINEEN
IF YOU AKE HUNGRY GOTOTHF.
OXFORD CAFE
112 N. Hobiuson
, Cleaned and coolest place in the city
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
CUTS OF AUL K-lN&si
S&M:-!;
G R AND AVI
PHONE 394-
DOCTOR DENT
A CAREFUL DENTIST
Gruduate of Northwestern University Dental
| School, 1899. Practiced in Chicago six years,
Oklahoma City two years. 128 1-2 Main st.
Phone 2730. Over Pope's Shoe Store.
Hats Cleaned and Blocked by ex-
Ijert hatters at French's Unique H. C.
Iind D. Wks., 704 N. Broadway. Phono
111 and we will call.
TEETH
us a trial and we will prove
at we do the best Dental W<>
iible :tt these extremely It
Written guarantee with i
of Teeth, $5 to $10.
I &old Crowns, 22k, $4 to $5.
Brld..?.- Work. $4 to *4 ■"
GoM Pilling $1 and up
Sliver Filling :.o cent-
| Extracting 50 cents.
S DENTAL PARLMRS
Phone 2002. 210^ W. Main.
WHAT HE KNOWS
of (lie negro
ind Sastn IV freight train
glit that Brukeman llowf
d to have been murdered
into the < imndliin river,
by the officer* In Okla-
i'Mterday and will l e taken
.roller'* Jury thin
to testify iin to what he ku«HN about
Hone's mysterious death.
The negro was with several others
and they were beating their way to
Purcell. According to his statement^to
the county attorney yesterday, Rowe
climbed down the side of the car and
came to the bumpers where they were
riding and asked them for i
bin
50
nts,
Lfter which
id let them
Howe opened a cur d<
go inside. After this time the i
states that they never saw How
the time of this transaction the train
was passing the tower near th
crossing.
Considerable
LOSS
BY FIRE
A CORRKC'TTON.
In connection with the bringing of
Mrs. Rowland from Elk City to Okla-
homa City to testify in the Meadows
inquest as being Mrs. Myers, the
Pointer stated that Mike Casey brought
back the wrong woman. Mr. Casey
was In no way to blame for making
this blunder, as the subpoena read:
"Rhoda Rowland, alias Mrs. Myers."
Casey was ulso instructed to get the
nan, who had a blind son, which he
if ti; • Nto
HE TALLOW CANDLE
M_ only means of Illuminating
I in those good (dd days of yore. Wlial
|a difference between the first I-• Mirth
J of July and this one. Now you can
I have the electrlo light and other
Wonderful Electric l e-
vlee
It will do you good just to dr
and see a few. It will do you
good if you let us install some
op in
more
— - of the
veniences of electricity in the place
I you call home.
We do repairing, too. Did you know-
It 7
SPECIAL
NOTICE
The Management of Put-
nam Park Theater beg to
announce that the theatre is
now oompleted and is water
proof. Every night a perfor-
mance, rain or shine.
Matinees Wednesday, Sat-
urdays and Sunday. No
liquors sold in Putnam Park.
Street cars marked Belle Isle,
Military Park or Putnam Park
all go to
PUTNAM
PARK THEATRE
idwa
and re
ompt
gain
rear wail
but the i
ment sav
the contents.
The cause of the b
It was thought first t
ndlary origin, but
ive been started by
,«>nt made a hurried
utphell Grocery, eor-
Imtou Inst nlglit. and
It filled with smoke
lortli from the rear
i fire had begun to
blaze covering the
chlng to the celling,
ctlon of the depart-
uilding and most of
The
; is •
nside
prepared
re all bt
"It will be hard to
1„- is not known,
o have been of In-
now believed to
accident.
•able, a number of
rood and cam
destroyed. 1
imaged.
did.
How convenient to get yoi
repaired without delay. We
do it quickly and well, but
ley. O. K. Shoe Factory. 1
Robinson.
r shoes
ot only
BOY
Hurt
GOME AND GO
WITH US
To see the cheap lands we are selling In
the Panhandle of Texas, i will leavi
here Tuesday, the 2nd, at 6;15 a. m. or
the Rock Island.
E. B. ROACH & SONS
26 N. Harvey
npty
WRECK
The track of the Rock Island
torn up for nhont 40 feet In the wes
part of tlie city lust night whf
n wit eh engine. Its tender an
flat ear left tlie rails.
The switching crew barely escaped
with their lives and did so only by
jumping when the wreck occurred.
will probably take until louigh
before the road can be placed In ord*
so that trains may pass. Several pas
senger trains have been detained out
side the city on this account.
the store this morning,
close to a thousand dolla:
the boys
•It will
LEAVES FOR DRNVEII.
S. P. Rice of Dallas, Texas, spent
Saturday in the city a guest of his
brother. R. H. Rice. He left on the af-
ternoon train for a business trip to
Denver, Colo.
ear-old non ol
wn, of 318 W.
I condition hn
hiitliing nt ti
rlii
sterility.
The boy was going around the corner
near the chutes, when he slipped and
fell, his head striking against the plat-
from. The accident left him in an un-
conscious condition. He was imme-
diately removed to his home. Later re-
ports say that the boy's condition Is
not much Improved.
FREE TRIP TO THE
GREAT PANHANDLE
It will cost you absolutely nothing
for the trip if you will go with us next
Tuesday and buy some of this land.
E. 14. ROACH & SONS.
26 N. Harvey
PAIR OF LOTS
In one block of car
Half cash, ha lane
Phone 665 Brown
Grand.
line, on rorner, $750.
> t'> and 12 months
& Sproul, IIS West
SERIOUS
CHARGE
Newt Flghtmaster, charged with In-
ducing girl Into a house of prostitu-
tion, and Joe Miller and Mrs. Mary
?s. also charged with a similar of-
fense, were arrested by the police ear-
ly Sunday morning at 12% N. Robin-
son street.
The child Is 14 years of age. accord-
ing to the police. After being taken to
station the girl is said to have
stated that she didn't know that the
place where she was taken was disor-
derly.
All of the parties arrested gave bond
and their cases will bo heard this af-
ternoon.
Star twirler of tne Boston Amer ican league team who was recently
traded to St. Louis for Charles Jaco bsen, also a pitcher. ____
RET I USED FROM < lll< \<iO.
Hart A. Wand, of the firm of Wan
1 &
returned home from Chicago,
has been for the past month
upon a trip of business and pleasure.
Mr. Wand has many praises for the
"Windy City," and reports a very
pleasant time.
wh
RICYCLES
New and Second hand, high grade
tires. Repairs of all kinds.
HILL S SHOP, 224 West Grand.
MECHANICAL DRAFTING
Patent office, structural, detailing
and tracing. E. Evans, Martin build-
ing. 118-lm
WRONG
ATTIRE
polic
W. Wright,
tired themst
ing to their
, an inmate of a i
nla street, was ari
irhlle In company
Both are said to have i
Ives in clothing not beco
sex and appeared upon I
using much humlliuti
Each g.
bond uf
ce station,
t ibis aftern
lort on
ted by
rith J.
ve at-
Ler being taken ti
Their cases will b<
on s session of po
SNAPS LIKE THIS
are not often found. A 6-room two- I
story house; close In on 6th at. $2000 I
— — Brown — Sproul.
4th of July Signs
WE MAKE ALL KINDS
BELL SIGN CO.,
5-7.9-11 South Robinson. (Ground Floor.)
11fornla
Phone 3195.
gambling
t last night
ami made five arrests, charging all
the Inmates with gambling. In police
ourt all plead guilty this morning and
paid fines of $10 and costs each.
Those arrested were Sherman Sny-
der, John Jones, Harry Dumas and E.
Cook.
r\oved=The Keeley Institute
We arc now PERMENANTLY.located at 12th and Dal^^where^we will POS11 IVELY |a
MEN
COMING
Preparations are about completed for
the entertainment of the fourth annual
ventlon of the Oklahoma Rural Let-
ter Carriers, which will be held in tills
city July 4th.
There are over 700 letter carriers In
Oklahoma and a large number of that
nount are expected. The carriers
ill be met at the depot and escorted
to the headquarters. President Nichols
11 call the meeting to order.
\ program of unusual merit has been
arranged to follow the Invocation by
Urch and the address of welcome
C. Heymun. The morning will
cupied in huving a good time, the
afternoon devoted to transaction of
business. At night the visitors will en-
Joy a trolley ride. Refreshments and
a dance will also be given for the
guests.
Referring to the coming convention
all carriers said: We
expense in prepaijng
ntlon, and it promises
COON
Causes
Trouble
Mrs. Dyer, who resides on South Rob-
inson street, was arrested last night,
charged with keeping a vicious coon.
The coon has been a pet. and by con-
stant teasing by Its many admirers Is
said to have become rather cranky
and plays rather rough.
lie case will be heard in police court
tonight.
SNAP
SLEEP WALKER TAKES A
MIDNIGHT TRIP IN RAIN
GOES TO NEIGHBOR, bORROWS A
SADDLE AND CARRIES IT TO
HIS HOME.
Fort Worth, Tex.—William Jones, a
farmer residing on lied river, who Ib
an occasional sleep-walker^flpoke to
a neighbor the other day and request-
ed the loan of a saddle, to be used the
following morning. Ho later awakened
this neighbor at 12 o'clock at night in
the midst of a violent rain, saying ho
had come for the suddle. The owner
of the saddle, who was sitting up with
a sick member of his family, had put
his head out a convenient window and
asked him what was wanted.
Tho man In the house thought it
strange that the call should be made
at such an unseemly hour, and in such
inclement weather, but replied with-
es. One of the best 8-roc
south front; modern ami <
Cheap? No, but good. Lutes
233 Lee Bldg.
DELMAR
10c Mntinees Wednesday and
Saturday 3 p m.
Special 4th of July Mat-
inee. Thursday 2 p. m.
Evening Performance 8:15
Program Changes Thursday
"THE KEATONS"
One of America's Foremost
Comedy Acts.—\nd
THE MATINEE GIRL
Preseuting
««A Night in Coney Island"
A ItKAI, BKAUTY CHORUS
Admission 25c
Band Concert Afternoooi and Evening!
PUTNAM DANCES
every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day nights. Floor and crowd perfect.
15 8. l-'RITTS, MariaffflT: ——
tir prices are tlie same to all. You
figure very easy what an ail will
you In the Pointer. By the Inch
wn the column) one day ads, :u)
is per Inch. When run three days
.•nttf per Inch each day. Write up
:hI now. That it pays to adver-
1 ti the Pointer is well known. And
an make no mistake by placing
ad with us.
NEWSPAPER
CHANGE
Ell Admire, who has been busln
manager of the Post for the past six
months, has resigned. Mr. Jenkins, the
editor, announces that he will act
both capacities until further arrange-
ments are mado.
Mr. Admire has not made known his
intentions for the future. He says
that ho does not expect to leave the
city.
In conversation with a Pointer rep-
resentative this morning, Mr. Admire
said, "My resignation should not carry
with It tho idea that the Post is having
financial troubles. On the contrary,
business is good and I believe eventu-
ally the Post will grow to be one of
the best newspapers in the new state."
one of the city
have spnred n
for the big con
to be a grand <
ent.'
COMPTON &KING
Phone 266—215% W. Main.
We have buslnesn proposition.
We buy merchandise.
We buy bargains.
We have cash buyers for houses.
We have houses for sale.
We sell lots $1 down and $1 per week.
We loan money.
EVERYAOUY LOVES
SUCCESS SNAPS
FOR QUICK BUYERS
New 6-room house on car line; close
in, only $2500. Terms.
One vacant business lot. 2 blocks from
Lee hotel. Just $650.
Listen! A grocery business, sales $50
dally. Stock and fixtures $1000. Terns.
Six cracker-Jack lots In Oak Park,
at bargain prices.
We list bargains only. The f irst
buyer with the money gets them
And don't forget SUMMIT HPJOJITS
lots on easy payments—the sure: ' lok
money makers on the market, T largo
or small Investors.
You can't afford to buy until y
us show you
SUCCESS REALTY C<
City Hall. 105 W. Grand ave—Photf 3 J'i
The Somnambulist Carried the Sad-
dle Home.
out going out to talk to his visitor and
directed him to a place in the barn
where it could be found. Mr. Jones
got the saddle, carried it home, placed
it on the front porch and went back
to bed.
Mrs. Jones was awakened by tho
noise and discovered her husband
soaking wet and with muddy feet and
legs. Sho asked him where he had
been, hut there was no response. He
was shaken by his euergetic spouse
until he was thoroughly awake, but
even then he could not explain how
it was that he was wet and muddy. In
a few minutes thereafter ho was again
sound asleep and Mrs. Jones soon fol-
lowed his example.
Soon after daybreak Mr. Jones
arose with his accustomed celerity
and proceeded to perform the accus-
tomed chores about the place. He
was astonished to find th<* saddle
lying on the front porch. Coins to
his neighbor, he asked why he had
gone to the trouble of bringing the
saddle over dining the night, and was
informed he had called for it himself.
Standln' By.
The whimsical humor of Thf
C-uise of tho Shining Light" Is illus
crated by the following scene betweel
Dannie and old Nick Top, whose hlgb
est virtue is to "stand by" to ti*
end:
" 'Dannie, lad,' he would begin, '!■
ol* Nicholas Top a well-known flggei
In Newfun'land?'
" He's knowed,' was the response
I had been taught, 'from Capo llact
t* Chidley.'
41 'What for?'
" 'Standln' by.'
"So far so good; my uncle would
beam upon me as though the com
pliment wore of my own devising, un-
til 'twas necessary once more to wip*
the smile and blush from his greai
wet countenance.
" Is it righteous,' says he, Y Btand
by?'
" 'Tis that.'
"He would now l«an close with hi?
p( i r: 'Does it say so in the 1Ublot
All ha, lad! Does It say so there?'
! was left out,' sa.ys I, having ta
ti en sceujQulouBly taught, 'by inla
JUST THINK
OF IT?
The Pointers that are given out oyer
the counter at this office every day
c(lmil th.- circulation ot nuinr a yml
newsnaper In a city of this size. Be-
J|do thl w- .I'llv.-r papers t.. 3CJ0IJ
the 1" st cit yhomes, and then flood
the Street* with them, making it pos-
sible f«.t everybody to read the Pointer.
Considering this enormous
It Is any '
retuprns
m,tmm circulation.
pot your want ads get big
CURE YOU of the WHISKEY, DRUG and TOBACCO Addiction.
1221 Dale Ave., Oklahoma City. Phone 249.
ALFALFA HA1
house like this; beautiful 6-room. You ••an have a load of nlc
house in half block >f car, on 7th at- hay delivered at youi bam,
$3500. phone 865. Brown & Sproul, 118 ioo lbs. Phone your order it/
W. Grand. 03 | L^e Hamilton, phone 807.
for 1280 lots two miles closer to town than some that arc selling
for GO.OO a lot—that's what it figures out on aquarter section we
have for sale at $100 per acre; only four miles fro... the corner of
Main and Broadwiy, almost due north. Land is platted and sold
out on two sides of it and two miles beyond it. There s easy
money for someone to sell it out in five acre tracts. We control
this property and can make terms that will suit you.
JOE HESS & CO.,
5 N. ROBINSON ST.
ASK US.
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Tucker, Dudley R.; Tucker, Howard A. & Tucker, William L. Oklahoma City Daily Pointer (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 141, Ed. 1 Monday, July 1, 1907, newspaper, July 1, 1907; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc152794/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.