The Wave-Democrat (Enid, Okla), Vol. 1, No. 167, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 30, 1910 Page: 2 of 4
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PAGE TWO
ENID WAVE-DEMOCRAT
M. A. KELSO
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„ „ TAlinB 11 tie voters of Oklahoma to believe
W. Bin) S
, ;
, ' L on. Mm to t d«avor to Mcart the passage Of the
fnrgotten"Jby the people of Enid, amendment that' w°ul*
d without labor we would gresslonal Record beyond doubt.
| soon lose our civilization and de- This puts a different phase on the
generate into barbarism Labor Is subject. ^
rewarded In our progress and ad- ,, ^ , M.lgko„c
, .1, aant tod the •mb«Uiltal«nt Of I'*'" " • Orand rlTel Muskogee
Phoenix. We presume it has been
'mankind in general. Without ii
^ v
V -"SPAY EVENING. AUG 30.
',5?
If not it will be.
there Is hunger and want; with It
inter* a. ^cond-cla.. matter r.b- there is peace and plenty. With
ruary IB. 1#0 . at the poat office at idleness is v:< .nn • ' ^
Sold. Okla , under the act of March labor virtue and In Wit.
gentlment for all that i- good and
'• "7*- — — 1 honorable the laborer l worthy of
his hire, and the celebration of La-
! |,or day only adds to the refining !'rust mon
influence of mingling and co-rolng |l>«*mocrat
Published every afternoon e'.cept
dunday, at Enid, Uartteld coiintr Ok-
lahoma
What the republicans need is har-
mony. and they can't get it. What
the democrats need is cash, and
they can't get enough to pay office
expenses, while the republicans hav~
i burn.—El
WHAT OKLAHOMA
EDITORS Al'E SAYING
It must give the democratic don-1
key the tired feeling to learn a I
plot is afoot in Oklahoma which has I
for its object the retirement of Sen- |
ator Owen in favor of Haskell.—
Blackwell News.
Now that the war maneuvers
throughout the country are over, the |
Reds and Blues will join forces and j
succumb gracefully to the common 1
enemy—the high cost of living.— I
Oklahoma City Times.
DAWSON'S
PALACE
HOME
BAKERY
fWij§¥L
■ *1)
215 N. WASHINGTON
THE HOME OF PURE
SWEET MILK BREAD
AND OTHER GOOD
THINGS TO EAT
DELIVERED AT ANY
TIME OF DAY. ASK
YOUR GROCER.
ling with one another for a day In j
the rejoicing that we are permitted
to live in unison and enjoy the
liberty of free speech and press;
that a country honoring the laborer
does well, for from the hands of
labor comes the real defender of the
land. 'Tis around the family alter
they gather and Instill the ideas ol
| liberty and independence into the
men to come who will be the fu-
I ture guardians of our land. From
| the rank of labor has ever sprung
1 the strongest defenders of demo-
j craey and the sons of toil first
I rocked the cradle of liberty, and
| shed the sacred blood on field and
| plain that we might enjoy the bless-
] ing today.
Garnered in many a sequestered
——; .. "vou, Vnrk VMter- vale a man of virtue labors to sus-
(otton sold in New iorK jester
■ I lain his family and breathes the air
day for nineteen cents per pound, | lalD nis ibuiiij anu
the highest since the Civil war.
The Wave-Democrat does not neces-
narlly Indorse expressions made by
-nrrespondents any more thrn it la
i ^sponsible for their utterance!
Patrons falling to get th epaper reg-
ularly will please notify this office.
Phone 746.
notice
(.'barges will be made fur all Lodge
.Notices Resolutions aud obltuarj
poetry, al1 meetings or gatherings
wlure an iidmlttuuce fee Is charged
or are held for he purpose of mak-
ing money.
Advertising ral"s made kuerru on
application.
TUESDAY, AUG. 30, 1910.
The weak smile and pass up all
kinds ol vice. There is no cause to
worry about hurting your city by
preserving your youth. More es-
pecially the young girls. The room-
ing houses are all right and deserve
protection by law here the same as
^ other business, but in ordep to
ure that protection they must be
decent*. We make no fight on any
Senator Aldrich has not yet ex-
plained his explanation. But he
Reno |answered the question; Does pol-
|itics pay? The way to make it
' pa> is to get stock in the rubber
trust and put up the tariff on rub-
ber goods.—Lawton Constitution-
Democrat.
Lumber
Satisfied customers arc a food recommendation for any irm. j
Our customers are sin.,, satisfied, fo, please them itk high |
material* Try aft.
FRANTZ LUMBER CO.
Phone 116
They are going to tag lobbyists
in Georgia and compel them to reg-
ister. What a bunch of tags it
would take to fit out the Indian
land aud other lobbyists al Wash-
ington. But there is no fear of
not go to all that
another relative.
trouble to find
respectable rooming house. It is 1 congress following the lead of Ueor-
onlj those sailing under the garb g|u.- El Reno Democrat.
of respectability to practice the I
nefarious game of sport or prostl- Oklahoma's country newspapers
tution we are condemning. are without doubt, as a whole, the
most progressive aud prosperous of
tariff j anj- state in the Union, and nearly
all of them are constantly improv-
A town can have no better
of freedom because his ancestors
' wrought and fought to perpetuate
Don't fail to speak a good word I the eternal principles of equal rights
for vour city on every occasion. This all and special privileges to
none For. if we have no laborers,
is one of the best advertisements
. . we have no protection and with no
that can go out in the world that c 1
.„iti„,r tnr hi* town 5 protection no law and no law we
every man Is talking for liib town.
have anarchy. Decorate Mon-
Muskogee is willing to take i l'a^ ■ - it ft
Charley Haskell back home if he 0 —
did get twenty thousand to move A SUNDAY SPEECH.
his New Slate Tribune from that , Vice President Sherman made a
town on the Arkansas. , "P^' Sunday night last in St.
0 Louis wherein he touched up the
Ex-Senator Henry Qassoway Davis insurgents in good shape.
is quite ill from an Injury sus- Immediately upon being introduc-
tained by a fall lately and his ed. Sherman started to read the ln-
friends are sollcltious about his surgents out of the ranks of the
recovery The Senator Is about republican party, lie had talked
., five minutes before he recognized a
ninety years old.
reporter sitting at the taple facing
It is reported that a grain buyer him-
borrowed $9,600 of an Enid bank a "Oh, 1 didn't know there were
few days since. This would not any reporters here," he burst out,
pass muster as a news item a yia then he sat down.
ag0 but it will be read and re- | About this time silence became
read today. oppressive and the crowd was at a
0 I standstill for some one to break the
In England and Wales the public j silent monotony. When a Unite!
utilities owned by the people con- ; States marshal broke the spell and
tributed. outside the metropolis, assured the gentleman from New
more than forty per cent of the 1 York that his speech would not ap-
total revenues of the municipal!- pear in print. This was some re
ties. in other words, the profit lief and the great beads of persplra-
~ ! lion that had been standing out on
•The Dingley and Payne
bills have forced another sort of ex
portation which grieves every lover j jng
of our country, and that is the ex- U!)Sei than progressive and prosper-
portation of good American citizens ous newspapers.—Muskogee Phoe-
to the Britissh northwest. Last year
S6.000 Americans, chiefly from the
Mississippi valley, expatiated them-
selves, largely because they could
purchase all products, including Am-
erican farm implements and other
articles manufactured in the United
"Popular" songs are now so nurn
erous that we suppose there are
thousands of them. But long ago,
in the old days, popular songs were
not at all numerous; one we can
?iall was entitled, "Say, Johuny,
ill Your Dog Bite?
The girl who wears a big pile o£
jute hair is usually mighty awk-
ward about spelling, aud in the use
of comas and capital letters, when
she writes a letter.
THE
EBRIGHT HOSPITAL
1302 W. Oklahc aa Ave.
Phone 507-Red.
A modern, home-like £.r
tal for the treatment of
gical diseases.
DR. E. D. EBRIGHT
Chief Surgeon.
H
Two men will be friends for years
and quarrel. Then each one begins
telling how much he has done for
The Muskogee commercial club
has adopted a lot of "whereases'
and "be it resolveds" asking Charlie
Haskell to "come home" after his
term of office exxpires. It cost Oif-
States more cheaply in the British lahoma City $25,000 to take Has-
possessions than they can purchase ken aWay from Muskogeeytut Ok-
ihoin at hnme These emigrants lahoma City would po^bably be
them at home.
from the United States are among
our best citizens and this depart-
ure is a great and serious loss to
the republic, for they are going at
the rate of nearly 100,000 per an-
num."—Champ Clark.
willing to let him go back for less
than half that amount.—El Reno
American. . ^
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TV
on their services saved them more
than forty-two million dollars.
the vice president and his hearers
were mopped off and the merry war
went ti, so to speak, and the re-
sumption started out as follows:
This is the first political speech i Hat.w $1200 u bl4 Kenwood.
1 have ever made on a Sunday night
and 1 do not want It noised over
Did it ever occur to you that the
steel bridges now being built in
every county in Oklahoma are cost-
ing the people nearly fifty per cent
more than they did a year or two
ago? This is on account of the
Pay ne-Aldrich tariff law, which
raised the duty on structural steel,
framed ready for erection, about
ten dollars per ton, while it reduc-
Chaney to Elizabeth W | ed tjje tarjft on the raw material,
thus giving the manufacturer a
chance to catch us going both ways.
The man who will sit down aud
figure out what the increased price
will be on all the bridges built in
this state since the passage of this
law up to the time they are com-
pleted, will be amazed at the am-
ount of money that this law has
put in the pockets of the steel trust
, without giving anything in return.
I —Alva Pioneer.
Deeds.
K P lshmael to W J Durham
$150 119 bl6 Kremlin.
John A Musgrove to George
Beavers 11.00 w 1-2 sw 8 23 6.
Roy W
Chaney $1 18 b7 MG.
Great Enid Dev Co to Inez E
Pelton $400 1277 to 30 b42 College
Hill. •
Com Land Office to Chas E Davis
$4500 se 33 22 7 cert of purchase.
Joel Burdick exec to L D Baker
gd $2000 11 2 3 b2 Richland A.
R W Kamping to Charles A
] Smith $1800 117 18 bo Rosedale.
Releases.
Wm H Wilson to John R Cline
H J Waddell lnv Co to Andrew
, M Reed $1600 se 28 22 4.
Stand Sax & Loan Co to John H
DR. C J. LUKENS
Eye, Ear, So e and Throat
Office 205 W. Broadway : Enid
(One Block West Court House.)
icn.ufc Ground Floor.
tne other aud how he has received | Phones: Office, 552; Residence,
no favor* In return, in such a case
both men lie. The tnemls tvealcd.
each other with reasonable fairness,
and both were reasonably appre
ciative.
A certain Atchison woman is a
good old girl, as a rule, but is oc-
casionally seized with spells when
she tries to be spiritual and better
than human beings ever are. Her
children do not like it, and when a
certain look comes into her eyes
and she begins talking in a
certain way, her children say.
" Come out of it, mother, come
out of it."
"1 have observed that the most
scathing criticism 1 have ever en-
dured has come from those who
criticised me when 1 was right. En-
during criticism is a great part
of living, as natural as enduring
cold or heat, or becoming tired.
Half the time the tali of a man is
no more important than the howling
of a dog at night."—Parson Twine.
731-niaek
ji v. ;; liftti
Same to Same $1200 Same.
What about the stock show. Will
we ever have another meeting that
will advertise us all over the world?
That is the greatest Institution
in all the great southwest and . ..
should be on its feet and pushed to ,he .ountry by the newspapers." The j THj, ALT0N GOODS Oatmeal,
the front for all there is In It vice president of the United States ^ jn Vermln.proof package , may
Why don't some of our monled men then began his talk where he had ^ ^ artjde yQ uare looking for_
do tius? broken off with such emphasis and '
~o— ■ th< reporters withdrew. vnpi? "Rnrtis rwrrfcs
The sale of a few .more lots will This is the man whom Bird 8. M0Ki
cinrh the new factory and start the McGuire and his postofflce coterie Twq young men
knitting mill. The boosters have are bringing to Oklahoma to try to
done valliant service and we ought holster up their waning power and
to rally to their aid in the final io try to whip the republicans into
windup ("hlckasha Express. Enid nne but it will not work. The peo-
should be doing something alone pie today read and study the ques-
this line of securing factories of tions and are as well posted as the
some kind. statesmen and can vote as intelli- j
o gently as any class of people on
The daV the political boss 1? earth and they are going to vote
just as they wi^h, regardless of
Sunny Jim or any other Sunday |
speaker If the republicans are In
such dire circumstances in this j
state what will they do in Iowa,
Kansas. California, Nebraska and
■ Minnesota?
fast passing away. In New York
the bosses want their way. but the
people are taking a hand and it is
being felt. For instance, the shot
that was intended to kill Mayor
Gay nor only acts as an incentative
to make him governor of the state.
The people want him. Tammany does
not The people will make the of the next congress being demo-
Tiger quail and stand back cratic was never brighter. The
o chances are two to one that Okla-
According to medical investigation homa will send a solid delegation to
the physician will still be in de- J congress and that the next speaker
maud in this country so long as the ( 0f the house will be a democrat,
automobile is run as it is today
GLOBE SIGHTS.
(Atchison Globe.)
A real friend won t steal much of
i j our time.
! The bigger the bum the oftener
louder he claims to be as good
j as anybody.
As a rule, the more jute hair a
Two young men who had been I girl wears the shorter she wears
working for a thresher living near \ her dresses.
Kremlin came to the store of a ;
prominent merchant in Enid a few We are sometimes mean enough
days ago and asked the merchant to i to w ish that lockjaw were more of
cash two checks of $21 each. The an epidemic.
checks were drawn on a bank at —
Kremlin. The merchant took the After a girl reaches twelve her
precaution to have the cashier of a , dresses grow a little longer each
local bank phone the bank at Krem- I year thereafter.
When a woman never eats away ^
from home a favorite explanation
is that she is So Neat she can t
stand what they have to eat at the
hotels, the restaurants or the neigh-
j bors.' "1 always like to know,"
i she says in a manner that throws
i all sorts of suspicion upon those
We sell more Shoes th" ']
our Competitors, Whj
Because they are L
for the same money.
KNOWER
THE StHE MAN
N.W. Cor.Sq.- Phone 258
who eat around a great deal, "what
1 am putting in my mouth. It's di£-
ferent with Some Folks! They'll
eat anything!"
lin and ascertain if the checks were
good. The reply came from the
Kremlin bank that the checks were
all o. k. The Enid merchant then
cashed the checks. They were sent
; to the bank at Kremlin and later
Three-fourths of what a
does, her husband calls
ing.
woman
putter-
Nothing makes a thin man so mad ||
as to tell him he is getting thin-
ner.
Don't Feed Your
Chickens i
W
This reminds us that the prospect
were returned protested. The mer-
!, hant not only lost the $42 but had
to pay $2.20 protest fees besides,
and in consequence is about as sore
as a man can be.
"If you don't strike marriage
right," said a married woman to-
day, "it's pretty hard.
Misfortune is about the only
thing that will teaci most of us
how really well off we are.
in telling your side of the fcontro-
| versy you are often as unfair as
I the enemy you are abusing.
A sore corn can do a pret-
ty large job of soreness, considering
its size.
"For thirty yea'.s 1 have had
certain friend. The other day
heard he Hiad been 'talking' about I
me. X wasn't much disturbed. 1
know friends talk about each oth j
<fr. 1 have thought it all over and
decided that this man is the best
friend I have, in spite of his 'talk-
ing' about me. No doubt I have rip-
ped it to him occasionally ; pour bust
friends are not as devoted to you
as you imagine."—Parson Twine.
More especially the throat and lung
specialist. In fact, the general prac-
titioner comes in for a share as well
as the surgeon, who is occasionally
needed.
DIFFERENT.
The Gore Indian land investigat-
ing committee, through the chair-
man. Burke, last week sent out an
exonerating report for Bird S. Mc-
Guire that was heralded as a great
stroke for the noted baseball fan
but Congressman Stephens, who Is
a member of the committee, has
bully is willing to
he is apt to make
smaller men and
About all the towns and cities In
Oklahoma except the metropolis have
or are preparing charters for gor-
ernment under the commission form ( something to say along this line of
This all comes about as a revolution the report: "I desire as a member
that Is quietly taking place all over of the special committee of investl-
the country. It will be but a few gat ion to dissent from the opinion or
years until the entire form of muni- my republican colleagues." Mr.
cipal government will be changed Stephens declares, "and to enter my
The revolution is steadily working protest against the plain and manl-
anrt may save the more serious kind fest effort to 'whitewash' a re-
that usually occur during the grad- publican congressman, now a can-
ual chance. In other words, a didate for re-election, It would be
bloodless revolution Is preferable. la reflection upon the Intelligence of
Healthful, Dourtehing — RAR-O-
BIT Product of wheat. Ju t what While the
you want to eat—a health and fight anything,
strength builder. Trial package of a specialty of
Breakfaat Food free with every 50- : booze.
poutid sack of flour. Ask your gro- ~
cer Farmers' Mill. ^hat has become of lhe ,°ld"
fashioned girl who allowed her love
STRAYED | affairs to interfere with her appe- .
Red cow with white spot on side, I tite?
when last seen had rope around
horns. Phono 1123. When a <-omes to ycm
and abuses your enemy, his
Hrlne >cnr pictures "o our picture real object usually is to hear
mE S1G
J_ > OF *-
Rrowa you rave and make
t sell.
a fool of your-
ABSOUITECr
SPICE®'
FROM THE OMEN*
department to he framed.
Frnser and C
If you are a TEA drinker, a cup , ]!. C. Roloff. the celebrated un- p£ppCT,eiH6ER.GlNNAM0H,NUT"ME6S. 1
of THE ALTON CiOOPS Ceylon Te.i kissed bachelor of Atchison oun,y' eLOVESitlA£E,riMEHTO,CAYtNKt.ElCElc.l
be appreciated. leaves on Sunday next for Oakland. at YOUR GROCER'S + + + I04CAK& *
Kansas to look up a ®anh^ ♦
Kesd th* Wave Democrat | lleves to be a relative. We would aM.^. o.m-
Lice
Chicken lice surely destroy
the vitality of fowls and thui
make it easy for cholera and
other diseases to attack. Lice
Pepper to feed on chickens
but should be given
LEE'S LICE KILLER
instead.. This preparation ut-
terly destroys both lice and
mites and is harmless to the
chickens. It exterminates lioe
without even touching them
and is guaranteed to rid your
chicken houses of them or the
money will be refunded. Re-
member, we issue a numbered
ticket on the automobile*^on-
teit with each 21 cents v'
purchase.
THE CORR 7
PHARMA
THE REX ALL 8T0Rj?~
Phone 221. ||j
FARM FOR SALE.
$4,000 buys a 160-acre improved
farm in Garfield county, 4 1-2 mil®9
from good town; 90 acres In culti-
vation; balance In pasture and hay.
Part cash. Deferred payments to
suit buyer. Call at 1124 E. Ma.ne
Enid. Okla.
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