El Reno Daily American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 152, Ed. 1 Friday, January 7, 1910 Page: 2 of 4
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EL RENO DAILY AMERICAN.
Entered as second cla- s matter
July 28, 1905, at the Post OflU<- at
El Reno, Oklahoma, un• 1 r the a. t oi
Congress of March L\ 1M 7.
G. Ci. LEWIS «.* CO., Publishers.
Subscription Rates.—By carrier,
per wee! , 10 cents; per 11 1, •!'
cents; three month . $1."0; six
months, $2.00; one yt-ar, li>
mall, in Canadian lounty, $-.00 per
year; outside of Canadian a uuty,
$3.00 per year, in advance.
PI'llLK-ATION Oi l H I
118 NOR1 II BI< K1 OIUI t\ 1 NUJ
PIIONE 17.
TOM W \Kl s I P.
Ex-Governor Thompson D. Fern-.i
son has awakened. In an editorial
in the last edition of his Watonga
Republican, on "The Outlook," he
gays, among other things:
"What the people of the county
want is a conservative business sys-
tem in the administration of public
affairs. Corporations must stay out
of politics. Oklahoma has had an
object lesson along these lines. Dur-
ing the course of eight territorial
legislatures it was impossible to get
very much good legislation through
without being opposed at every turn
of the road by railroads and other
•corporations that had conspired to
prevent many wholesome laws that
were proposed. When tli > reaction
came the wave rolled on to the other
extreme, and many things have been
done to the detriment of the state.
The time lias come for a deided j
stand by the republican party. The
solution can not be made in a day
of all the economic and industrial
problems. The problems must, be
worked out. Today there is consid-
erable agitation *.n the party between
the "stand-patters" and the "Insur-
gents." We see nothing menacing
In that. Jt means debate, discussion,
and tlhinking. The republican party
has always been the party of pro-
gress. It has always kept "abreast
of the times." So it will in the fu-
ture. If new conditions confront
the country, the republican party
can be relied upon to meet these
conditions and meet them right, and
In a manner 'air to all intends con-
cerned. Out of this dis> nssion in
the ranks will cry.- .> 1 i/• ■ thoughts
and ideas that will enabh the part;
to march on fully "i 11 ipp* 1 ' 1 m<
the emergency of the 'hour."
«
Score one for State \i <! or Happ
The go\ ern<ir'a in led I
case out of < w\ a"-'
saved witinn ten dol !io
and on < \ rblta".: !
Honor to w'n -!•> h :er <!
one for El. Ti a pp.
The at
being g'.v • o
first d
papers I
that tli
a dokxu
Henry .1( ti.
from e\
outlook s
o
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uary 1st , '
the water wagi
riding on s".
it is freely pr d
wagon will sima r
from lack t*f patron tge. The si
iff of Canadian county h« been very
largely instrumental in " •> ;iu: 1
water wagon so far.
Englc Transfer & Storage
Company
220 North Rock Island avenue
PH Mt 45
Wo employ lirst class help l«>
handle your goods,
lv lit l is
General Manager
Pull Out a Hair
The Way to Tell Whether 01
Not Yc ur Hair is Diseased
§> it r i r t it
>11 in .
it 1<
The democratic press association
will meet soon in Guthrie. It might
be well to look up some of their dope 1
on the recent Shawnee meeting. We,
fancy some of the phrases will come
in right handy.
Now it's the "me too" democratic,
papers who are Joining the chorus. j
If any man who has a head and
knows how to use Jt, has any doubt
tlhat there will be an extra session of
the legislature, let him stand up.
Nobody answers? Weill, now let all
who believe that this extra session
is the result of an urgent demand j
for the same please stand up. What? ,
No one? All right, now everybody
who believes that the governor has
intended to call an extra session and
has had that idea in his noodle for
months past, please rise. (Entire
audience rises to feet.)
PEOPLES' Till \TIIE.
Tonight, Dandet's world famous
masterpiece, "Sapho," will be a feat-
ure at the Peoples' Theatre. 11. I>
Hue Iter's famous Korak Wodner com-
pany will give Miss Olga Nether-
sole's version of the great play. To-
morrow afternoon and tomorrow
Theatre and see "A Hoo/.ler Girl
Girl from Missouri." The admission
is only 10 and 15 cents and all seats
are free. Sunday night they will
present, "The Two Orphans" in six
acts "Sapho," Dandet's world fa-
mous play at the Peoples' Theatre
tonight.
POSTPONED
On account of the cold weather the
auction sale of Pecos City lots, ad-
vertised in yesterday morning's Atn-
postponed until January ir.rh. Tie
publ; will please lake notice.
cumin iuii or not. . .i'n-t y-< 1 ut pt r
cent of t lie people need ;t luiir In; i.
Vou can iii:t!.«• a t< t your eh i:
you can • and under.it.'in 1. wl.n! i
will toll you whotlu r y< ur hair i
healthy or not. 1 Mill a hair out eli
your hea l; if the bulb at the «i !
of the root i white and shrunken
it proves t hat 1 ho hair i diseased I
and requires prompt treatment il;
its loss would be avoided. If tin j
bulb is pink and full, the hair is I
healthy. I
We want every one whose hair,
requires treatment to try our Hon !
•ill "93" Hair Tonic. We prom 1
that it will not cost anything ii '1,1
it dues not give satisfactory re-
sults. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is
designed to overcome dandruff, J
relieve scalp irritation, stimulate
P y MISS HI IDA (.1 1 I 1 11 «
i I>I:E\>I.
like
an arrow to Its mark;
Of a Ftag that o'er the hills goes
bounding in it glee,
Of a thousand flashing rills, of all
things glad and free!
I dream of some proud bird, a bright-
eyed mountain king,
In my vision I have nea
inn of its wing;
I follow some wild rive
breast no sail may
Dark woods around it shi
of all things free!
idem
PllOllt
of play era
a nil
rush-
in who
I dream
i happy forest child,, will
fawns and flowers at plaj
the
heart in chains is bleeding—I
dream of all things free!
Felicia Hemans.
the hair rnots, tighten the hair| <>' an Indian midst tlio wild, with the
already in the head, grow hair and] H:;irs to gulda his way:
eradicate baldness.
Out of 100 cases where it was
given a thorough, conscientious
test, it grew hair on 93 heads,
Which should be sufficient proof Mrs. Prank trhumuro entertains
that Rexall "illi" Hair Tonic con- ll" "rids,- club on Saturday after-
tains extraordinary remedial and j noon.
hair-growing qualit ies. It is because • • •
of our knowledge of this prepara- j Society note in the \t. hison Globe:
tion and our sincero faith in its | Miss Love and Mies Friend are grea
goodness that we want you to try j admirers of Mr. Dollar.
it at our risk.
Kexall Ilair Tonic is a clean,
clear preparation which docs not
grease, gum or thicken the hair,
and it has a very pleasant odor.
We have it in two sizes, prices 50
cents and $1.00. Remember you
can obtain Rexall Remedies only
at—The Rexall Store.
MIM.KK-.IONES DRUG (X).
Opposite PostolTlc<
First class country butter, 30 cents
per pound; fresh country eggs, 3f
cents per dozen. We have decided
to extend our special low price sale
for ten days longer. The Golden
liule Grocery. Telephone 411.
152-1.
The Ma.inee Girls m< o* with Miss
Zita Monegomery on Saturday after-
noon at one-thirty o'clock.
• f> #
Mrs. (Frank Tinsman, on South
Roberts, wil have as her guest dur-
ing the week's end, Mrs. T. II. Dyer
of Chickasha.
• • c
The Elks' New Year ball which
was postponed until Wednesday ev-
ening, was not the decided success
anticipated, on account of the Incle-
ment weather. Only eight couples
were present.
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POSTOFFICE
BOOK STORE
Is aijent for the (of-
tjwiag Newspapers:
The Kansas City Star an«l Timcs
Tlie Kansas City Journal.
The St. Irtmis Kepuhlic.
The St. Louis Globe i)eiuocr t.
I'l.e \\ iclota Eaiile.
The Dal! . News.
Miss Mabel McCarver returned
last, night from Guthrie where she
attended a house party given in her
honor by Mrs. S. Jefferson.
• • •
Miss Ethel Rickey went over to
Oklahoma City yesterday afternoon J are the elected
where she was the guest of Mr. and side during th
The Priscilla Embroidery club en-
joyed the afternoon with Mrs. j
Brown on South Macomb, Tuesday of
this week. On account of the in-
clemency of the weather, the attend-
ance was not large, but those for-
tunate enough to be there spent an
unusually pleasant afternoon with
the hostess until five o'clock. Deli-
cious refreshments were served. The
next regular meeting will be held
with Mrs. Yates on South Rock Is-
land avenue, Tuesday, January 11th.
• • •
Perhaps the most brilliant event
for the near future to which society
devotees are planning to attend,
with the exception of the Elks' Anni-
versary on January 17th, will be the
appearance of Mrs. Ruth Peebles An-
derson in the "Prince of Tonight"
which comes to the El Reno Theatre
on February 18th. Society is eager-
ly anticipating this popular artcess*
first appearance and will flock to
the theatre on the date announced to
be present at. the performance of this
clever actress.
« o •
There can be but one opinion con-
cerning good manners in civilized
countries—they are the means of
placing our associates at ease. They
may not be the fashionable code, but
they are the only one worth consid-
ering. When a workman stands on
the platform of a car in cold weather
because he is afraid of soiling the
evening clothes of the woman who
sits next to the only vacant seat,
the grade of his manners is beyond
question even though he may eat with
liis Knife and be unfamiliar with the
use of the table napkin.
for Less at
OUR MO KEY RAISING
SAM TANNEB.4UM
STAR CLOTHIER 118 S. ROCK ISLAM)
7he Store fcr those who dress well
evening, which was given in the
Jackson hall at the corner of Russell
street and Bickfor da venue. No de-
tail which could add enjoyment to
the dance was overlooked and about
thirty couples kept time to the en-
trancing nmsV which was furnished
by Messrs. Kalbfleisch, piano; An-
drews, drum and Pitts, violin. There
was room for everybody and the ev-
ening was a delightful one to those
participating.
The installation of officers of the
Rebekah lodge was held on Tuesday I
evening of this week. Following
Tit ers who will pre-1
nsuing six months:
j Mrs. A. F. Bond and attended the
: performances of Leslie Carter at the
| OverhoJser in the evening. Mrs. Jack
i Smiley and Mrs. Edmunson were also
among the El Renoites attending the
! Play.
• • •
Mrs. Hugh Canon .
ined
My
ti
N. G.. Mrs .Dirk Streeter: V. N\ c:.,;
'Miss Lizzie Stone; Recording Secre- \
tary, Mrs. W. M. West; Financial
Secretary, Miss Laura Patch; Treas-
urer, Mrs. V. Ti. Allee. At the close
of tihe business session elegant re-
freshments were served to those pres-
et:-. among whom were many out of
• 9
e younger set largely rep-
ted a; the Orpheus dance last
■amumn. nTifflfffmrrf"
EL RENO THEATRE
Mr
Start the New Year Right j
By buying where your
money i>oes farthest
Note our prices on a lew everyday t/oods
No. 2 Lamp Flue, 5c.
Stove Pokers, 5c.
Coal Hods, 35c and 40c.
Ironing Wax, 3 cones for 5c.
Muffin Pans, 10c, 15c and 20c.
Shelf Paper, 5c.
Toilet Paper, 6 rolls for 25c.
Clothes Pir.s, 3 doz. for 5c.
Paper Napkins, 7u< P-" thousand.
Waste Paper Baskets, 35c.
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RAYKCi
3 Nights Commencing Thursday, Jan. 13
Vm wm comedy go.
tity isle"
**Ihs $>poai?ers"
'•The Girl from Baudad"
'■ PENCE'S
| Phone 375
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PRICES': 25 - 35c Soc S
Seats -•! s tie at Iv.vV Drug Store I
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MRS. LUCILF Mllll Rt Scalp and Face Specialist
Phone 5«2. Offia 111 1, S. Biekfor.
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H. D. Rucker's Famous
KORAK WONDER
COMPANY
The largest anH m >st versatile repertoire
organization in the world.
ADMISSION
Lower Floor -
Balcony • -
All Seats Are Free.
15 Cents
10 Cents
WW
TO-NIGHT
Old /V£ THEHSCl£'S
S A P H () "
SATURDAY, Matinee and Night: "A
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Hoosier Girl From Mizsouri."
SUNDAY NIGHT
DeEnnery's world famous masterpiece,
"THE TWO ORPHANS"
The admission Sunday Night will be
15 and 25 cents.
AT THE PEOPLE THEA1 RE
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