The Hartshorne Sun. (Hartshorne, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1914 Page: 2 of 8
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I
A MESSAGE
from
St. Nick
A
Twas lime before Christmas and all through the
state business was quiet, buyers were late Cot-
tor- was down and the war had raised Ned, shops
at a standstill, trading was dead Lovers and
maidens, husbands and wives, couldn't think of a
plan to save their lives for buying the presents
they so loved to give and still at the same time to
decently live Saint Nick heard the rumor and
shook with great glee, "Ho, ho!" he said gayjy.
"Come listen to me!" ..Then lie whipped up bis
reindeer and sped through the sky, shouting
through windows and down chimneys high. "You
humans are simpletons, listen and know, the plac<>
to buy presents right now is from JOE For a small
payment down you cat) get what you need and tide
vourset.es <•*•#>- til trouMt'S recede!"
JOE YOURMAN
The Only Place in Hartshorne to
Buv Reliable Jewelry
has shown a disposition to ic j-st
about vrhat is pght
Eugenie* and MarrUfe .
Difficulty in getting married in
Wisconsin, which is a very progres-
sive state, has worked against the
g^eat progressive idea of Colonel
Roosevelt with respect to the raising
of large families. There were 1.534
weddings less during the first five
months of 1914 than during the cor-
responding period of 1913. Wiscon-
sin. which leads the world in re-
forms. has a new eugenic law. and
while it may have done some good,
yet it is increasing the number of
bachelors and old maids, as «hown
by the above figures.
The Lady on the Capitol
The annual rejuvenation of the
United States Capitol is under way.
and the grand old building w-..' be
thoroughly overhauled before con-
gress gets back in December. Three
new gold-plated platinum-tipped
lightning points have been placc-J on
the Statue of Freedom which raises
above the Capitol dome, to protect
the bronze v fr >m
, These tips, which extend t o the
j feathers in the lady's head-dress, are
renewed each time they are
and examination shows that a: least
{three shooks have been sustained; j thi
! the gold platinum tips offer a fine
| lightning conductor. They arr re-
! newed as soon as they are
. off or melted by lightning.
then during such time as above set
forth, the said Charles W. Povrell and
Floyd B. Pitchford, whose postoffice
address is Hartshorne, Oklahoma, be-
ing now the co-partners and sole own-
ers of said business conducted under
the firm name of Hartshorne Hard-
ware Company at Hartshorne, Pitts-
burg County. Oklahoma.
Witness our hands this the 2i th
dav of October. 1914.
CHARLES W. POWELL.
FLOYD B. PITCHFORD.
NATHANIEL E. TUELL.
JOSEPH W. GRADY.
NORMAN POLI.AN.
£late of Oklahoma.
Pittsburg County.—sr.
Before me. Lena Nash, a Notary
Public within and for said County and
State, on this the 2t>th day of Oct-
ober. 1914. personally appeared
Charles W. Powell. Nathaniel E.
Tuell. Joseph W. Grady. Norman Pol-
Ian and Floyd P. Pitchford. each to
me well known to be the identical
persons who subscribed their res-
pective names to the above and fore-
going certificate ar.d each to me for
himself acknowledged the above and
foregviing ceiuficaiv tllu"
and for the purpose of complying
with the statute of Oklahoma per-
taining to partnerships.
Witnes.- my hand and official sea!
the 2$th day of October. 1914.
LENA NASH.
Notary Public.
Mv commission expires July 10th,
44-14.
ANNOUNCEMENT
This is to announce to the public that I have
bought the Square Deal Pool Hall of Mr. Vromaiv
and the name will be changed to that of
THE ARCADE
A cordial invitation is extended to all to
come here and spend their spare time. You are
welcome. Gentlemanly treatment will be ac
corded you.
G. F. STRONG. Successor to Geo. \Y. Yroman.
j Another Single Term Advocate.
> Ex-Preside nt William Howaro Taft
t ha-s delivered a speech since the elec-
j tion. in which e advocated a s.ng.e
j seven year term for the President
j of the United States. Mr. Taft de-
j clares that the last year of a Pres.-
, dent's four-year term is bur -ert^
| with thoughts of a second terrr..
therefore in order to relieve his rcnr.d
and allay all doubts among the peo-
ple he believes that it would be v> .se
to make the term of the pre?;ce~t
seven years and have him :rc tr.: £
for re-election.
STATE HEALTH DEPART-
MENT.
SCRIPTURE.
Ye shall diligently keep the com-
mandments of the Lord your God,
and his testimonies, and his statutes,
which he hath commanded thee.
And thou shalt do that which ts
right and good in the sight of the
Lord: that it may be well with thee,
and that thou mayest go in and poss-
ess the good, land which the Lord
sware unto thy fathers,
To cast out all thine enemies from
before thee, as the Lord hath spoken.
And when thy son asketh thee in
time to come, saying, What mean
the testimonies, and the statutes, and
the judgments, which the Lord our
God hath commanded you?
Then thou shalt say unto thy son,
We were Pharaoh's bondmen in
Egypt; and the Lord brought us out
of Egypt with a mighty hand:
And the Lord shewed signs and
wonders, great and sore, upon Egypt-
upon Pharaoh, and upon all his house-
h:ld. before our eyes:
And he brought us out from
thence, that he might bring us in, to
eive us the land which he sware unto
our fathers.
.ml the Lord commanded us to do
all these statutes, to fear the Lord
our God., for our good always, that
he might preserve us alive, as it is at
this day.
Ar.d it shall be our righteousness,
if we observe to do all these com-
mandments before the Lord our God,
as he hath commanded us.
TO HUNTING
AND FISHING
PARTIES
We make a specialty of 'fit-
ting out hunting and fishing
parties, and won't let you over-
look anything. Just tell us
what you want and we will fix
it up for you in well packed
boxes, so when you get ready to
pitch camp you will find every-
thing just as you bought it and
in first-class shape. Leave it
to us and you won't be short
anything.
We have everything you need
at the right prices and will cake
a great deal of pride in filling
your order.
Union Meat
Market
Pollan Bros., Props.
WHY
Have y
ii. gat he
KILL THE SNAKF?
Just Received—Fresh shipment of
Sun-Kist Picture Prunes. C. Boat-
right & Co. Phone 169.
Ho<
••a!
This Is the Time of
Year For
H«l springs
ARKANSAS
The bath* are more beneficial.
The walks and drives are more
delightful.
Recharge your body with that
vitality found in abundance at
HOT SPRINGS
Hotels and Boarding Houses to
Suit Every Purse
Convenient Train Service
via
Rock Island Lines
Write
f FAY THOMPSON
D.x.ris* Ast
Oklihomi City O
or cootuit
V KESSLER. Ticket Agent
Hartshorne. Okls
Soft Lumber
for Interior
Finish-
always preferred by carpenters
who take pride in their work be-
cause after the nail is "sunk" such
wood springs back almost to norm
a! place and thereby reduces the
size of putty spots which when
larsre are apt to show through the
paint or varnish.
We select our finishing.. lumber
v.h a view to its oftness. bright-
ness and straight grain and can
recommend it for the finest work.
Let us show you.
We auk* a specialty of
CHOCTAW BRAND
Southwestern States
Lumber Co.
Hartshorne, Oklahoma
who has to fight the prominent citi-
zer. who resents the enforcement of
hea'.th ;egulatior.s when it -f:e.ts
r.irr. or members of his family, and
who war.ts to expose ail the people i".
:he neighborhood and children in the
schools to the infection thr.t
ha? aifc ;'ted his child with contagious
rr.a infectious diseases which will,
•r. most instances, be more deadly
th^r the sr.ake in the streets because
more will be infected with the con-
tag:.-us diseases than will be bitten
:y the rattle sr.ake.
Sunday. November 29th. is Tub-
erculosis Day ar.d from present indi-<
rations will be observed in the J
great -lurches in practically every countvj
defensive power that wiW^able to v the state of Oklahoma. Our min-j
: _ ..i « <• i
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
OVUL- |
. ! The Old Standard genera! strengthening tonic,
A(IV. ; GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
I Malaria.enrichet the blood .and boildsup the ays-
. tem. A true tonic. For adnlta and children. Sue
Whenever You Need a Gei. - | ,
Take Grove's , Important
Bear in mind ttat OnMI.'.
General Tonic because it contains the j Tablets not only move the bowels but
well known tonic propertiesof QUININE ] improve the appetite and strengthen
IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives; . di_estion. For ^1. by an deal-
end IRON. It acts on tHe Liver, wives j , ,i ti
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and th€ digestion.
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cer «-1 ers.
For sale by all deal-
Adv,
Will Specialise on Submarine*
Uncle Sam has been watch.Eu-
ropean affairs, and one of tht ear-
liest results will be the eonstr-::u r.
of what will probably be the great-
est submarine fleet afloat. :t>e
European struggle some of the most
j effective work has been done - y s'_t-
! marine vessels, and as a res- ; tne
Washington government has a :>pt-
ed a new type that will displace ! >'u:
: 1200 tons, which roear.s that w..
' re about twice the size of z~y ?ur~
j marine afloat. The a:m is ; rui.a
j a submarine of high speed ■with great
y
%
FOR FALL WEAR,
keep up wiih the American fleet ar.
never lag behind. Preadr.aughts are
hard things to get out of congress,
but submarines cost less, and indica-
tions are that they will do better
rork than the great monster fighters.
Don't Delay Treatinf Your Cough
A slight cough often becomes ser-
ious, lungs get congested. Bronchial
Tubes fill with mucous. Your vital-
ity is reduced. You need Dr. Bell s
Pine-Tar-Honev. It soothes your ir-
ritated air passages, loosens mucous
and makes your system resist Colds.
Give the baby and children Dr. Bell's
Pine-Tar-Honey. It's guaranteed to
help them. Only 25c at your drug-
gist. Adv-
CERTIFICATE
State of Oklahoma.
Pittsburg County.—ss.
This is to certify that HarUhorne
Hardware Company was a copartner-
ship entered into in August, 1909.
consisting of Charles . Powell,
Nathaniel E. Tuell and Joseph Vi.
Grady as partners and owners; that
said copartnership doing business un-
der the firm name of Hartshorne
Hardware Company continued said
busines until April 1st. 1914. when
the said Joseph W. Grady sold his in-
terest to Norman Pollan. and the said
business continued under said firm
name of -Hartshorne Hardware Com-
■sttrs of the gospel will deliver a ser-
mon to their hongregations upon this
subject, and possibly a lecture to the
rhurth societies and Sunday schools,,
calling their attention to the num-
ber who were sick with tuberculosis;
the number who will be infected by
reason of tuberculosis, the number
who will die from tuberculosis, the
amount of poverty caused by tuber-
culosis and the great number who will
need your assistance because they
have tuberculosis.
Let everyone in. the state give a
little thought to tuberculosis in Okla-
homa on that day. There will be
plenty of time during the balance of
the year to think about those who
are in need in Belgium, but those who
are at home with us are entitled to
a little thought and attention, as well
as help, one day in the year.
Oklahoma Health Day.
November 30th. will be proclaimed
by Governor Cruce as Health Day
in the hopes that the business men,
business organizations, civic socie-
ties, church societies, lodges and clubs
will on that day endeavor to crystal-
ize the sentiment created by our min-
isters with their church congrega-
tions Sunday, November 29th, that
they will at that time use their busi-
ness experience and knowledge in
the investigation of health conditions
in their own towns and communities,
in other words that they make a self
analysis of health administrations by
their civic government, and it will
WASHINGTON NOTES
£ '■
case.- The railway lobbyists up to
a *ew years ago were all-powerful in
the national and state capitals. The
result was that for a number of years
the railroad companies were almost
. -r l 1 persecuted. Then came a reaction
wp*r un,*n **'. .. . 'and a feeling among the American
1ft hen it was proposed tha. Lnoe .... .
S aUw JtaV .h« niW of ■ " >
the countrv one o: the first things of 1 have their just rights. The rail-
the Interstate Commerce Commiss-! roads, ev er looking for advantages,
ioaers said that it was a "superhi- ^ tight and tried to "put it orer"
Usk." He wkould have none of , on Uncle S*m. but they were always
it neither for K.r .-elf or for the Com- j defeated. The prea>denL« of the
■iMon. Hou . . . the broader idea railroads have been coming to Wash-
f, Tailed an ti ;he American people ington for the last year, and they
~ " \\ railroads should no have frankly stated their case. and.
public affair-^, ard like a lot of good sports, "laid their
to become masters of cards on the table." The result is
%,-xt finally succeeded that there w a clearer understanding
^ wV Y * of conditions; and the ruterrUMAt,
fciutou.. . .n V uch now regulated railroads, ev«a
ude of the though it was a 'mpwhOMB taA."
pany with said Charles W. Powell. -
Nathaniel E. Tuell ar.d Norman Pol- j be well, after this is made, to com-
lan as partners ar.d owners until pare it with other towns of similar
May 1st. 1914, when the said Nathan- j size and see if you are contented with
iel E. Tuell sold his interest therein! present conditions.
to the said Charles W. Powell and j In the state of Oklahoma less than
Norman Pollan ; that said Charles W.j lc per capita is devoted to health
Powell and-Normar. Pollan continued j protection. This ame indifference.
or possibly we would say economy,
is practiced by most of our city gov-
ernments. yet we spend a great deal
more than that amount in the way of
premiums for fire insurance for the
purpose of protecting state and city
property against fire loss. Is not
your health and your family's health
just as valuable to you as your prop-
erty?
the said business under the said firm
name of Hartshorne Hardware Com-
pany and as sole owners and part-
ners thereof and therein until the 1st
day of August. 1914. when the said
Norman Pollan sold his interest to
Floyd B. Pitchford. and the said busi-
nefc has since continued under the
gaid'Jftm name of Hartshorne Hard-
ware Company with the said Charles
W. Powell and Floyd B. Pitchford as
sole owners and partners in said
business; and that the postoffice ad-
dress of each and all of the forego-
ing parties. Charles W. Powell. Nath-
aniel E. Tuell. Joseph W. Grady. Nor-
man Pollan and Floyd B Pitchford it
now and has at all times hereinbefore
■Motioned been Hartshorne. Oklaho
ma, and they, the parties aforesaid Jast Received - > raaii shipment of
are the only persons ever at aay lima Su-lal Picture Prunes. C.
Ill irtll I I' l l Ml V frV " ~ rVm ) A*
SMALL MISSOURI FARM
Thanksgiving
SALE
OF LINENS
Now is the time to buy linens for
Thanksgiving; get Ikem during our
BIG MILL REMNANT SALE
at the special reduced prices.
This has been the best sale we
have ever held and we are lhankful
to the general public for the liberal
paironage extended, and we know the
public is thankful for the low prices
we making, for it is evidenced by
unusually l&r£e purchases.
Only a few more days until
Thanksgiving. Be sure to attend this
sale of Table Linens. Nothing adds
so much to the Thanksgiving"dinner
as pretty new linens. They lend an
added zest to turkey and cranberry
sauce that nothing else can supply.
So we urrfe you to take advantage of
the low prices we are making.
New bargains arming.daily. If
you have not attended (his sale
sure not to miss it. It mea.ns a. great
saving to you.
The Grand Leader
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Hunter, T. W. The Hartshorne Sun. (Hartshorne, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1914, newspaper, November 19, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc163038/m1/2/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.