The Helena Star (Helena, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 1, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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TITE ITELENA STAR HELENA OKLAHO tik
THE HELENA STAR
WATKINS AND SONS
Editon and Publiihart
PuLlitltd Evory Tburiday
Svbicription Priee
$160 a Year in Advance
Entrd at the postofTico at Helena
Okla as second clasa mail
mutter December 27 1905
The story of Hugo Stinncs
sounds h little like that of some of
America’s war profiteered of
whom America has several Ger-
many is lucky in only having
Hugo
Potato and other bugs will be
coming soon now to spoil the land-
scape and bring nightmares to the
owners of small gardens
An item in a recent issue of the
Alva Record states that Friday
May 12th was the 76th birthday
of Scott Cummins more familiar-
ly known to many old timers in
this and Woods county as the
"Pilgrim Hard” Fifty or sixty ol
his friends gathered at his home
and bellied him celebrate it He
lives in Alva
Each succeeding memorial day
marks the inexorable passing of
time There is always something
good to remember The sands ot
time are recording good acts every
day and have been doing so for
years It is a good thing to re-
member the good deeds and for-
get the bad ones The good ones
will help us and the bad ones will
not We should remember only
kindly "There is so much good
in the worst of us and so much
bad in the best of us that it don’t
behove any of us to talk about
the rest of us” Creeds and doc-
trines may rise ami fall but true
goodness goes on fmVve'r Then
is only one true principle When
the sands of time run out for you
and I Wien it will be found what
record we have established what
work we have accomplished what
destruction we have caused and
no man will be the judge Me-
morial day is the time to lake
stock of the goodness that has-
been accomplished as we see it anil
to remember it in a fitting manner
No proclamation by any governor
president or high chief can caust
us to remember unless it is in our
hearts to do so Hut we can as-
semble and trew the graves of
our heroes and heroines with the
flowers tif life and resolve anew to
live better and more worthy lives
taking our inspiration fiom the
deeds done by the departed and
remembering our associalionsvwilh
them
Thoro Ib more Catarrh In this pootion
of the country than all other diseases
put together and for years tt was sup-
posed to bo incurable Doctors prescribed
local remedies and by constantly failing
to euro with local treatment pronounced
It Incurable Catarh is a local disease
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment Hall's Catarrh Medi-
cine manufactured by F J Cheney &
Co Toledo Ohio Is a constitutional
remedy is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surface
of the System One Hundred Dollars re-
ward Is offered for any case that Hall's
Catarrh Medicine falls to cure Send for
circulars and testimonials
K J CHENEY & CO Toledo Ohio
£oll by Druggists 75c
S W Hill
Scc-Treas
J Wilford Hill
Attorney
THE OKLAHOMA ABSTRACT CO
Abstracts Loans and
Insurance'
£TRear Alfalfa County National Bank
CHEROKEE OKLAHOMA
typewriters
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Woodstock-Covud Adding Machine
Ribbons all Kinds Repair All
Makes of Machines
Enid Typewriter Exch’ge
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Political Announcements
FOR CONGRESS
Judge M C Garber of Enid
candidate for Republican nomina-
tion in the eighth district
FOR STATE SENATOR
Subject to the will of the voters
at the Republican primary in Aug-
ust S C Timmons announces his
candidacy for State Senator fur
Alfalfa and Major counties
Ira A Hill of Cherokee author-
ized the Siar to announce his can-
didacy as a candidate in the com-
ing primary for the nomination
on the Republican ticket for State
Senator
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Leslie E Salter of Carmen
authorizes the Star to anounce bis
candidacy for representative from
Alfalfa county subject to the will
of the Republican voters at the
August primary
COMMISSIONER 3rd Hist
The Star is authorized to pre-
sent the name of G J Roberts of
Carman as a candidate for the
Republican nomination for com-
missioner of tne third district ot
Alfalfa county
COUNTY CLERK
I am a candidate for re-election
to the ofliee of County Clerk on
the republican ticket subject to
the action of the primary August
1 Edith Couch Helena
FOR SHERIFF
Republican voters are submitted
the candidacy of Sam Cox of
Cherokee for the nomination for
shot iff at the August primaries
' COUNTY ASSESSOR
I am a candidate for the nomi-
nation for County Assessor sub-
ject to the republican voters at the
August primary
Alfred H Hague
lngersol Okla
I am a candidate for the nomi-
nation on the republican ticket for
re-election to the ollice of County
Assessor subject to the primary
August 1 A E Simon Cherokee
COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby announce as a candi-
date for the Republican nomina-
tion for County Treasurer subject
to the Primary August 1st
Henry Summers Helena Okla
The Star is authorized to an-
nounce the candidacy of C F
Dunn of Cherokee for the republic-
111 nomination for Treasurer of
Alfalfa County
COURT CLERK
I am a candidate for the nomi-
nation for Court Clerk subject to
the republican voters at the Au-
gust primary
Carrie Sellers Carmen Okla
COUNTY JUDGE
Announce my name as a candi-
date for re-eleclion to the office of
County Judge on the republican
ticket subject to the primary Au
gust 1 W E Wiles Cherokee
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Young Man’s Opportunity
There are from twelve to four-
teen million bales of cotton raised
annually Every bale has to be
classed from one to four times
seldom by the same man twice
Until the last five years there
have been no training schools in
this linej consequently the supply
of men for this work is limited
Thousands of warehouses are be-
ing erected in this country and
every warehouse ri quires two or
three men to handle the cotton
The Commissioner of the Market
and Warehouse Departments has
appointed a Hoard of Examiners
to examine applicants for license
as Public Cotton Classers To those
passing a license is issued to en-
gage in the business of Public Col-
ton Classing and to charge for his
servicess These examinations are
open to both men and women
Practically every town and village
where cotton is sold will employ
one or more licensed cotton class-
ers Aaron Sapiro Organizer for the
National Marketing Association
says that between 10 percent and
16 percent of the entire cotton
ciop is lost to farmers on account
of incorrect grading It is the pur-
pose of the Association to have
competent Cotton Classers grade
their cotton for all farmers belong-
ing to the Association This state-
ment from one who is in a position
to know shows two things first
that the man who raises cotton
should be able to class it to pro-
tect himself from loss and second
that there is a wide and growing
field of employment fur the com-
petent cotton man
Colton is the leading product of
the South and will continue to be
Every young man of the South
should know the classification and
handling of cotton More money
is lost each year by the farmers on
the marketing of this product
than all other crops combined
The man raising it often knows
nothing about marketing it and is
therefore wholly at the mercy of
tin mail buying The facts are
we lost thousands of dollars each
year for lack of trained men
The young man or woman train-
ed in the Cotton Classing Depart
ment of our institutioli the Tyler
Commercial College of Tyler
Texas is in a much belter position
to take one of these many posi
tions that are opening up or to
protect his own interests as
grower than one who has had no
training or a training by guess
In four weeks’ time we can pre-
pare you to save this year more
ihan double the cost of your learn
ing or to take a good position
with unlimited opportunity We
have been asked “How do you
teach Cotton Classing so success-
fully?” Relieving that the time
has come when the South needs
to know more about her leading
product when the farmer should
know more about marketing the
crop which he labors so earnestly
to produce and which means meat
and bread to his family we have
equipped our department so that
the most efficient teaching possible
may be done Our teachers under-
stand classing stapling buying
and selling from a practical stand-
point and are expert in the train-
ing of students The bead of this
department is constantly in touch
with the Agricultural Department
at Washington D C and at Aus-
tin Texas irom whom we get the
Government Types besides these
we purchase samples in quantities
of three or four thousand For
full particulars fill in and mar
coupon for free catalogue
Name —
Address
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler Texas
Cochranes Studio
Enid Oklahoma
Artistic Lifelike Photo-
graphs Kodak Finishing and
Picture Framing
Star Twinkles ’
Blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord— their works do fol-
low them Rev 11:13
It is the deepest most constant
onging or desire of your own
leart that paints upon the
eatures of your face either
leavens angelic sunshine lustful
roses of the flesh both flesh and
withering Or the beastly desper-
ate terrors of u sinner’s hell Yes
your own heavenly fleshly or
lellish desire is that wonderful
never failing artist your deeds the
rrush
Ripe chcriies in a week or ten
days
Geo Swcatt went to Cherokee
with liis Mother and aunt Lizzie
and Glen Werner went with him
They look 8th grade examination
there
Gus Gummcrson of Kremlin was
at Helena Monday afternoon on
his way to Carmen We have
known the Gummersons for twen-
ty years or more
The Israelites were commanded
to destroy all the pictures they
captured from the Canaanitcs
Num 33:52 It seems that the
destruction of a good many of our
time’s would be a blessing to all
concerned especially some one
sees in front of the movies Im-
morality always precedes the
downfall of a nation
Rex Werner was at his Grand-
ma Taylor’s about a week and
wanted to prolong the visit yet
Mrs John Liebrand Jr was in
the market for one hundred frier
chickens
Mr Heck and Jack Bakins are
making a good road of the east and
west line south of the formers
farm
County Superintendent Wolfe
and County Agent Newton were
in Helena Friday I shook hands
with them
I slept in at Bullards barber
shop to see the radio outfit they
have there Who will be the next
to own one? '
Banker Winslow from - Carmen
was at Helena Friday afternoon
In the interest of the Farmeis
Slate Bank no doubt
The John Werner boys are the
proud possessors of a young coyote
they helped dig up He may get
a chick on the sly now and then
of course only when lie gets loose
or one comes close to him
They have had “wireless” in
heaven long ago You want proof
do you? Alright turn to Matt 12:-
36 Here Jesus says “But I say
unto you that every idle word
that men shall speak they shall
give an account of in the day of
Judgment” They keep a record
up there of all yes all you and I
say They know our thoughts
Ileb 4:12 Also Mai 3:16
Babe Moore’s were at Cherokee
recently
W II Redman is having his
tractor overhauled
Lawrence Smart was at Helena
on business We were gltd to
shake hands with him
Dale Fetzcr says their baby is
improving
0 G Williams listed up fifty
acres of his wheat
Who is happy? Mr and Mrs L
S Redman Why? Because they
are the owners of a brand new
little "daughter Of course the
rest of the Redmans the Werners
and relations on both sides take a
sip of their bliss
Grace Kealiher and Evi Clark
are attending summer school at
Alva
Mildred Bonham visited Edna
Werner Mattie Kuykcndoll and
Velma Werner and the Kealiher
girl? Sunday after church
C L GREEN Manager
Antrim Lumber Co
Everything in Building
Material
Your Specifications Carefully Fig-
ured and Estimates Furnished
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The selection of a candidate for Governor is‘ an t im-
portant matter and should call for thought study and
investigation
Democrats of Oklahoma choose your Governor to aid
in securing a high standard of slate government servic-
able alike to all prejudiced against none that harmony
and happiness may be ours ‘ '
fflf 8 H U IS THE UN
He has a clean public record unassailable A private
life inspiring confidence Ilis many friends swear by him
His few opponents admire him
a He declares for local self government in all things
J possible schools included but with liberal state aid from
I funds secured by gross pioduction and corporation taxes
and for the collection and disbursement of Automobile
c taxes in the counties
He favors prompt service for all who find it necessary
to transact business in the courts the same being econo-
mical for the stale and the litigants He vigorously op-
poses a liberal improper use of the pardon and parole
authority and is most emphatic in opposition to traffic in
pardons add paroles
He favors Ihe appointment of a competent farmer on
the Board of Affairs He favors the use of $2400000000
of gilt edge securities secured by the lease and sale of
state lands to provide a fund to loan at 5 per cent to
farmers desiring to own homes lie promises aid to farm-
ers marketing organizations and support of Bureaus to
aid the organizations in carrying out their purposes
He favors honest stale
being from his own pen:
li
I have ntf patience with any public official who be-
trays a public trust and there is absolutely no limit to my
disgust and contempt for a democratic official who violates
his trust and steals public money I pledge my utmost
efforts to drive every dishonest official out of office in this
state and to keep them out of office All the power of
the office of Governor will be exerted to prosecute and
convict public officials who commit fraud against the state
or pilfer public funds I hope every grafter will treat my
nomination and election to the ofliee of Governor as a
command that he must take at least a four year vacation
so far as grafting upon the public is concerned”
The past service of R II Wilson has been a credit to
himself and an honor to the state His service as Gover-
nor would be of the same hign character and its effect
would be to make bright the name of Oklahoma both at
home and abroad
Reflects on these things
Oklahoma actually needs as Governor a man whose
past service proves his value and integrity
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