The Herald-Sentinel. (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 7, 1915 Page: 1 of 8
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The Herald-Sentinel.
VOLUME XXII.
CORDELL OKLAHOMA THURSDAY, JAN. 7, I9I5
NUMBER I a
Poultry Show Certain.
Considerable Encouragement Receiv-
ed From Our Progressive
Business Men.
FEBRUARY 12 & 13 THE DATES.
Married.
Saturday, January 2, 1915, at
the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Coalson. Miss
May Coalson and Banner 0. Ev-
ans, Rev. Eskew officiating.
The .ceremony occurred at five
o'clock in the evening, immediat-
ely followed by an elegant sup-
At the present time the out- Per- No 8'ue?ts except the fam-
look for a successful poultry ex- i!ies of the bride and *>rroom- On
hibit is very bright,
merchants have come
The Wicked Fleeth Etc.
Why the Race ana What The Object?
What High Priest at Oklahoma
City Grants Absolation.
When the State Examiner and
Inspector, Fred Parkinson raised
the old harry with the county
commissioners and other county
cers os Commanche county and
ving the county money by not ob-1
serving all the kinks and crooks i
in the law, and it is safe to say |
the examiner will not be so fast
to show his bull headedness. In!
the meantime what about those
two bills. If those two men can
have their round trip expenses
to the state capitol paid why not
the rest of you democrats?
Our home Sunday the parents of the groom
. fW.uoh 1 entertained the newly weds and | they were all suspended pending
niciv-uciJiLo hovc tuiue xniougn j ... ... . . i. ,. , </vm
i . i ,, ! their immediate families e'lvinsr investigation two ot our county , .
very nicely with premiums, thus i ut- ""uieuiau; idiiuucs, giving j the stE
K /, .. i these vountr oeoDe a start out on' commissioners got cold feet and, • •,.■
enablmg the association to secure |1 'd L uu, 1 „ 6 ... Missitti
awards for the various winners, jWe 3 troubl,id way,with the love
Numerous breedere at different jand K°od wishes of the.r many
points are ottering a setting ofj f™nds- '
eggs as premiums, and some of i ^ Godsons are ? d resK n i , . , , , , .
them are from their best mating !ot cloud chlef and during the, he theory that he had done no-
valued at $5.00. One setting of whole tim« have retained the re- j thing wrong nor anything he was
d a n„„c ;c n:„an i,,. spect and confidence of their ashamed of, and that }t was not
John Hay Landed.
John Hay landed his old job in
with the County Attorney and
another attorney, hiked for Ok-1^*
, , , , ,, aija custodian, but what
lahoma .City. They wanted the
other commissioner to go, but on
Buff Orpington eggs is given by 3p?c' . ..
an Oklahoma City breeder, who; "f ^bors' grTi'3 son
. prices his roosters at $25.00 each \ ™d ^ S; EJf"s;
aftdupwani. An Enid blwder j who are also old res,dents of that
with equally good stock, will do-! community and among the best
natetwo settings of eggs from! pe°p'® there-
goodlOrpington matings as prem- j F°*une seems * ^ave snuled
iums. There are offerings frora upon this union and placed thebe-
Rhode Island Reds, Barred and inning of the journey amidst
™ R°tula?brededlte8' I H"r.kXl desires to"add ito; worried over something they had
Wthahia disposition of liber-to those of their done-perhaps had not adherred
well to run until there was some
evidence of being,chased, refused
to go along whith them. What
these men did in Oklahoma City
was their own business and in no
way interested the taxpayers, yet
we are told they filed a bill for
their expenses.
These men apparently were
ality shown by those whose only
nterest is to create a desire for
better poultry, is it unfair to ex-
many friends.
Lose Three Straights.
^ , The high school basket ball
pert a greater interest from our j team started out Tuesday #f |ast
folks at home, who will derive
untold benefits from the introduc-
tion of more and better pouitry.
We heard a man say the other
day that "poultry v as good for a
-woman to fool with, but it was
not a man's work." We know a
thing or two about this fellow and
know that, notwithstanding his
efforts on the farm that mort-
gage has kept on growing, but
. had/m devoted a part of his en-
ergies helping "his wife 'fool with
week for their series of games in
the south end of the state, confi-
dent that they would return with
a smile of victory on their faces
and five or six good games to
to their credit. But on their re-
turn. Sunday, they could hardly
remember the scores.
On Wednesday night they met
defeat at the hands of the Dun-
can team, with the one. sided
closely to the letting of come con-
tract, but whatever it was the
expense of the trip should not
have come out of the county. If
those bills, one for $7.82 and the
other for $8.67 are legitimate
and honest claims against the
county then every other person
is entitled to a round trip and ex-
penses to the capitol city.
We do not know whether the
County Attorney knew these bills
were filled and allowed or not or
whether he filed a bill for his ex-
penses and had it allowed or not,
but he ought to know that the
ty.isiqess v.'hich the^ei men went
the state senate and at this time
> sitting easy. The title to his!
jop is assistant sargeant at arms j
lis du-
ties areas custodian is uncertain, j
We know the meaning of the
word: ' 'one who has the care or
custody of anything," but that
wOrd "anything" has a wide and
unlimited range and knows neith-
er sex nor kind, and his duties
comprehends everything that be-
longs to the senate or senators,
at least everything to speak of,
and we venture to say that he is
a very busy man. However, a
part of his duties must be pleas-
ant. as they say that some of the
senators have "anythings" with
whom its a pleasure to custodian,
if a man could stay on the job
all the time. The pay is good, al-
most equal to that of a senator,
while the amount'of intelligence
required is much greater, yet it
requires less for an employ to
live, hence the difference in the
wage and surroudinngs. No mat-
ter what the duties John will
aquit himself in a manner that
Will make some of those senators
love him forever.
We Want Land Loans.
It doesn't matter what rate others quote
vou, see us before you make a loan.
Our Rate and Terms®are Better
than Others Can Make.% i%
NO DELA Y. NO iRED TAPE.
Monev Paid when Papers are Signed.
Telephone Us. Gome and See Us. Write Us.
F. C. FINERTY & CO.
H. C. "Dorney. Manager.
Office Nezt To Jewelry[Store.
CORDELL OKLAHOMA.
if you have any good chickens
bring tbem in.
At the conclusion of this show
score, of 43 to c( At Marlow they (Iy,cii4caj, ^ k..... ..
lost on both Thursday and Fri- to Oklahoma City on was not pub-vju
lie but private business and it is
up to him to see that this money
is not lost to the people, He, of
course, went along as a prosecu-
tor and the other for the defense
therefore he is entitled to his ex-
penses, and could reimburae the
the hens they would have had;d nighS| the fir3t game going
large holes scratched into tnat;b ore of 32 t0 n alld the
mortgage, and in a few yean itj3econd by 40 to 22. The game
would have disappeared altogetn-; whjch was t0 have been played at
er. Now is the time to make a; Wa,tcrs Saturday night was can.
change by mamfestag sufficient Lnedby that team.
interest to attend this show, and The boys are not entire|y sat.
isfied with the games and do not c0Lmty nicely by recovering for
feel very enthusiastic over the
, , „ . .referees provided. However, in
it might be well to oipmae an L, pf the did they play
association to cover the whole witb their usual form and 5pirit
county, making it much stronger
and of sufficient importance to The Months.
attract exhibits from a distance. |In january the cold winds blow,
and make the awards valuable. jn February over the snow we go
There are several asse rtions % March bees begin to hum,
in the county now, but none of j April sunny showers come.
sufficient importance to attract In May the grass begins to peep, "was~one~of
attention from outside breeders,
nor strong enough to not be a
burden on the members of the
association' A getting together
the county the amount of these
two bills $16.49. We find nothing
in the record to show that the at-
torney who went received any-
thing for his labor or time spent.
Had the business of the county
demanded the presence of this at-
torney in the capitol city he is en-
titced to his expenses and a fee,
yet the record is silent and mute
Iii June wild roses creep.
In Jcvly we shoot firecrackers,
In August we hear the sound of
reapers,
of all the breeders of this county jn September leaves turn yellow,
would effect a strong organiza- j October apples are mellow.
- tion, one that would be self sup-
porting and yet offer premiums
■ that would attract good birds,
and make the awards worth go-
ing after. Look this proposition
overland come in on the 12th and
13th of February, the dates of
the show here, prepared to take
some action along this line.
loving kindness, or these two
commissioners paid him out of
private funds. If they paid him
High School Notes.
The seniors have their class
hats now and are stepping out
I'clasamen.. -
School began Monday and the
previous efficiency, does not seem
to have been lowered by the holi-
day dissipation.
The members of the basket
ball team do not hold their heads
so high as they did before that
holiday trip.
The junior class have ordered
their class ornar^nts and will be
sporting their purple and gold
caps at an eary date.
Arapaho forfeited a debate to
Cordell by not complying with
•the rules meeting us on the date j
set for the debate.
The freshmen say they can
whip any two classes in school,
and each of the other classes ap-
pear to believe they mean the
the other two.
The girls' basket ball team re-
F/re at Sentinel. ,
According to reports reaching1,
here today, a fire at Sentinel last I
night destroyed the building oc-
cupied by the Sentinel Leader
and one occupied by Jim Mur-
dock as a garage. The printing
plant, everything ,was destroyed
save the reputation£of the editor
and the good will of the people,
both good assets when supple-
mented bo plenty of type and a
couple of good presses. Ae was
partially insured, and the mouey
thus received backed by that grit
always displayed by Brother
Fields, Jwill soon restore to that
town the Leader in its old time
vigor. We know our sympathy
will not go far towards buying
eduipment or feeding his family,
yet we extend it and any aid we
may be able to give.
Jim Murdock was more fortun-
ate as everyting was gotten out
of his building without much
damage being done.
Richard Randall was down from
Clinton Monday night.
DON'T MISS
the 3rd Installment
of the
Master Key
TUESDAY NIGHT
AT THE
Picture Show
It's brim full of ex-
citing and interest-
ing scenes.
We will also show a Good
Two-reel Western Picture
The Girl Stage Driver
| Start a Set of Table Silver |
| for the Mistress of the §
Household.
In November comes Thanksgiv-
ing day,
In December comes Santa in his
sleigh.
The above was composed by
the third grade pupils of the Jef-
ferson school.
Cosmopolitan
Mrs. H. L.
Club Entertained.
Rowley very de-
J. G. Dodson went to Oklahoma
City on business Wednesday.
The Aloha Club.
Mrs. C. T. Akers was hostess
out of their own money it was on port; t^at j-j^y are still practicing
private business that called them j an(j wjjj pjay severai more games
to to the city, and if private bus- seas01li They will meet Clin-
lightfully entertained the Cosmo-1 at the Aloha Club Tuesday after- mess, or eli IVMl liu iwviua oaav/y> I . -
politanGlub with progressive rook, noon and a most enjoyable time! that he had any business in Ok- beneath them are the sophomore
iness required this trip why com-
pejl the taxpayers to foot the
expense account.
There is another angle to this
trip, and from this angle it looks
very much as if it was not only
the duty of the county attorney
to recover these bills but to com-
pell these two commissioners to
pay back to the county what, if
any, expenses he filed for that
trip. He was not on county bus-
iness, or at least no records show
ton next Saturday night.
The second vea,r Engli^ class
will play ''The Merchant of Ve-
nice" sometime during the win-
ter. Those who like good litera-
ture and appreciate good classic
drama will do well to attend this
play.
The freshmen organized Mon-
day and Monday night placed
their colors on top of the City
water tower. About thirty feet
at Hotel Iron Thursday after-1 was had. The guests were Mrs.1 lahoma City whatever on that
noon. The guests present were j0hn O'Deli and and Mrs. John]date, consequently is reasonable
Callaway. j to suppose that he went along to
After the usual time spent in use his influence for these men,
work and chatting the hostess as- but with whom and for what?
sisted by Mrs. C. C. Cohoon, j Who in Oklahoma Cityjcould give
served a delicious lunch. Much!them absolution. Where is the
Mrs. Beets, Carder, Callaway.
Ford, 6-unsenhouser, Jones, Mur-
dock, Mansell, Rice, Robinson,
Caldwell, Ira Taylor, Arthur Tay-
lor, Macdonald, Short, Meloy,
Miller, Farber, Pribble, and Mis-
ses Blackwell and Gunsen'nouser.
Favors were awarded to Mrs Ar-
thur Taylor and Mrs. Short.
A two course luncheon was ser-
ved after the game, and Miss
Blackwell sang two solos.
merriment was afterwards caus-
ed by the drawing of the gifts in
the grab bag.
Five members, Mrs. Bungardt,
Brett, Lee. Penn and Billups
were absent and greately missed
from the circle.
u i*i Z The meeti"£ January 12th will j suspended from duty? The court
JWouWhketo buy six purebred be with Mrs. I. L. Hull and all | put those men all back on the job
.White Wyandotte hens, one year members are requsted to be pres- again when it was discoverd that
old. Herald-Sentinei ouice. ent aU
colors. Class spirit is brewing
andjs likely to break out in a
Jree-for-all.
FGR SALE.
The best type of Diiroc pigs in
western Oklahoma, ready to wean
with pedigre furnished for $8.00
each. Either sex. Address Mrs.
A dozen knives and forks in f
any standard design will be g
an excellent beginning and g
can be matched later in tea |
spoons, table spoons, salad jj
forks, butter spreaders, and |
so on. Or, for those who |
want to add to the set they |
already have, desert forks, §
chocolate or bullion spoons. |
oyster forks, etc. will prove |
a welcome addition. q
Our line ofiilverware is distinguish- gj
ed for its wearing qualities and ar S
tiatic merit, and is guaranteed for g
years of service. The prices are §
within the range of every buyer. g
IC. T. AKERS S
I 1
| Jeweler and Optician |
TWO MIMJTE TITLE TALKS
Little Flaws Block Big Deals.
The trouble in your title
tn still be
fatal.
On^ cloud is enough to
eclipsji all of the sun. It is
the almost invisible flaw that
sendd the big diamond to the
junk fieap.
If (here is but one cloud on
youiAitle it will cast its shad-
ow lb#d hinder the sale of
your property. Marketabil-
ity is; the first essential to real
estate before it can claim any
real value. And the only
way jit can be handled in the
market is after a satisfactory
showing by means of an ab-
stract.
If this has not been done
previously your deal must a-
wait the completion of this
work«- with the chance of be-
ing queered entirely by one
little flaw.
Demand bn abstract when you buy
FRASK E. PENN ABSTRACT CO.
BONDED ABSTRACTER
Cordeh, Oklahoma.
Prompt, that and Accurate Work.
confessional and who is the high
priest? What did these men be-
lieve they had done or left undone IW. W. Houser. route 3, Cordell,
that they take two attorneys and Oklahoma.
go over to the cit^ on a secret
mission soon after the commis-
sioners of Commanche county are
Take your Coickens to Clark I
& Watson. Jan. 13 and 14 and
get advantage of carload prices, j
Good weights guaranteed.
CLARK & WATSON \
they were guilty of was sa- At The Ice Plant.
MONEY! MONEY!
We have Plenty of Money to Loan on
Good Farms. We will make Loans inP
any county in Oklahoma.
SEE US. WRITE US, OR 'PHONE US.
MURRELL & COHOON. n
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me a
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lely illhs-
CORDELL,
OKLAHOMA. I""-'
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Gunsenhouser, M. H. The Herald-Sentinel. (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 7, 1915, newspaper, January 7, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc168544/m1/1/: accessed May 5, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.