The Frederick Leader (Frederick, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 212, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 15, 1923 Page: 3 of 6
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THE FREDERICK LEADERTIIURSDAY FEBRUARY 15 1923
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THE FREDERICK
LEADER
Published Dally each evening ex-
cept Sunday at Frederick Oklaho-
tna
t — — —
J L NEWLAND Editor and Pub-
’r Usher
' N H JINGENFELTER Managing
4 Editor
(j Entered it the poatofflce at Fred
i erick Oklahoma as second-cjaas mall
V matter under act of March 3 1879'
DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES
! In Frederick b' Carrier
f One week'ijxl I — I 15
f One month 65
t Three months — 195
jt Six months - -— 375
J- One year “ — 750
8ingle copies 05
By Mail
One week 15
One month — 60
Three months - 150
Six'months 300
One year 600
Single copies ' 05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Leader Is authorised to make
the following announcements for city
office in Frederick subject to the
Democratic primary election to1' be
held Tuesday March 20 1923:
For Street Commissioner: t
i JOHN G BROWN
W G FRY
his crop— which makes hts net earn-
ings greater— which will not only
create his material wealth but which
a ill Increase the value of his land is
an end to which the whole commun-
ity may well turn its face in hope and
in the bringing bout of which U
may well devote Its activities
THE AMERICAN CREED
I believe in the United States of
America as a Government of the peo-
ple by the people for the people
whose just powers are derived from
the CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED
a democracy in a republic a sover-
eign nation of many sovereign states
a perfect union ONE AND INSEP-
ARABLE established - upon r those
principles of freedom equality jus-
tlce and humanity for which Ameij-
3 can patriots sacrificed their lives and
j fortunes
I therefore BELIEVE IT IS - Mf
y DUTY to my country to LOVE It to
SUPPORT Its Constitution to OBEY
Its laws to RESPECT its flag and
to DEFEND it against all enemies
Attorney General Coco having rul-
ed that all members of the Ku Klux
Klan will be barred from the jury
which tries the Mer Rouge alleged
murder cases the attorneys for the
defendants probably will demand
that all persons wlio-have prejudices
against the Klan be also barred The"
we will know how the court stands
It costs more to go to Oklahoma
City on the night train than it does
on the day train — but isn’t it worth
something to take a night ride
through Altus?
HOLTON
Holton!' February 12j-r-The long
looked for rain has come at last and
cold weather with it
Wheat is looking better since the
rain
' The F W" Wood more and J T
Whaley families are recovering from
the flu
H P Wlialey and famlfy have re-
turned home after a week's stay at
his father’s home attending to the
sick
Mr May went to Manitou on busi-
ness Thursday
Visitors at the Bilyue home Sun-
day were Mr and Mrs May and
daughter Callie Mr and Mrs John
Grayand ahildren t
' Mrs' Brown is visiting her sister
Mrs S Ji Lewis this week' ' '
- F W Woodmore and son John
motored to Frederick Fiiday
Visitors at 'the Woods home Sun-
day were Mr and Mrs Alexander
and daughters Dora and Cora Mr
and Mrs Claud Alexander Mr and
Mrs Clarence1 Alexander and Erma
and Bill Harper
Mr Harper visited with Mr Rus-
sell Satuiday night
ers association meeting at Oklahoma
City -
Miss Lucilo Fenwick who has been
teaching the sixth and seventh grad-
es resigned her position here so that
she might be with her mother who la
seriously ill Miss Fenwick left Wed-
nesday for her home in Denton Tex-
as ‘
Mr Alkln of Davidson will teach
the sixth and seventh grades during
the remainder of the year
All the teachers of Consolidated
No 2 attended the state association
meeting last week' ' I
Miss NeavCs 'made a short visit
with friends at Chickasha on Satur-
day and Sunday
Miss Becknor spent Sunday with
friends at Norman
certainly has not attempted to func-
tion as a distinct and separate po-
litical party by nominating Its owr
candidates on its own platform as
clhr political parties do It does not
seem as if its members or at least the
leaders really wish to be the “peo
lie” after all but rather to maintain
the sex distinction and to stir uo as
much rouble as possible especially
tor the Republican party
PUBLIC WASTE AND TANKS
From the Chicago News
No well informed citizen doubts
that the waste in local government is
terrific Every business man is aware
that if he conducted his business af-
fairs with anything like the slackness
and overlapping expense the Inflated
costs the lost motion and general in-
efficiency that are so manifest In
many public offices that he would be
Mounts February 13 — Sam Cock-hoaded for bankruptcy Yet nohod)
rehain and daughter Miss Artie of
White Lake are visiting at the
Charles Smart and H' N Cockreham
homes I
Mr 'and Miw Lewis Brase Mrs J
H Brase and Miss EmelHie spent
Sunday at the E L Nelson home
seems to worry veiy much about this
state of things However when any
wide-awake blslness man takes a pub-
lic office and finds that he has a pari
of the general mismanagement on his
conscience he Is decidedly unhappy
until he does his best to set things to
Mrs J- Smart and sons were call- rights Surely there is nothing sac-
ed to Lundy Tuesday by the serious
Illness of’ Mrs Smart’s sister
Rev Curtis spent'Sunday night at
tle C M Bagwell home
Effie and iTrancis Bolin and Erne-
line Braso spent Saturday night With
Mr and Mrs £ewis Brase
Rev Curtis cal'ed on the Rev and
Mrs White Monday morning
' Mrs T B Bolin ' and Mrs
red about waste in public places
While taxes go up year after year-
money nevertheless is lacking for
i ecessary public purposes It is the
height of folly to permit millions of
dollars to be laid out uselessly Plain
common sense requires that tbes
millions be salvaged and applied to
proper uses ’
C( M
Bagwell visited Sunday afternoon
With Mrs R L-Adaius i
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Eamonn do Valera has consented
or
to the people of Ireland No
positive decision can be reached In
the matter however until the re-
turns from New Yoik and Chicago
are in
PV t PKI-IOJIS OF VALUES
Southwest Oklahoma rat ms nave
undergone two peitods of valuations
t- and they have arot’icr one to come
boon — according to an old time resl-
dent of tills section of the state who
thus expressed himself recently to
The Leader but whose modesty keeps
“"him from appeal lug in the public
print as a prophet
The first or these valtialions was
that placed on the land as to what if j
was worth for grazing pm poses fo-
range cattle Such valuation neces-
iaily was not great and southwest
Oklahoma then was looked upon as
country of little Importance and
wqith "
5'heii came the opening of this land
to loniesteplei s and the land th n
und through succeeding years hi-
lias had its valuation fixed by men
who viewed It from the standpoint o
what they could make fiom it in the
laising of crops — cotton wheat the
general wheat crops
This valuation has fluctuate !
somewhat according to the pries ol
crops and the ability of the owners
to make money It has also been af-
fected to a large degree by the dis-
tance of this part of the state Irom
the larger maiket centers of fh
countiy gnd indifferent transporta-
tion facilities Crops are worth what
they pot a farmer — the freight charg-
ee must always come out bcTore the
net cau be arrived at t
TJie next period of -valuation ac-
cording to this observer wiH con ©as
thS great s) stems of national high-
ways arp' developed' This section of
tho country as highways are con
s true ted 'through it yvhioh will bring
I o (it 'thousands of vlsitoi-g from thJ
east and jftorth whre congestion in
cities pi ev ails will undergo what
may be called a second opening TliRt
is it will be brought before the minds
of people with capital as a land ol
new opportunity
Ah this occurs as people of other
PLEASANT RIDGE
Pleasant Ridge February 13 —
Services at this place were well at-
tended Sunday
Visitors at the McKee home Sun-
day were Mr and Mrs W C Hinei
and daugh ter Alplialee J W Clan-
ton and family and Mr and Mrs
Charles McKe and son 1 i
Mr ( Hood and family attended
singing at Pleasant Ridge Sunday
evening
The party given at the Clanton
home Wednesday night was weh at
tended
Alma and Elnma Schcller Goldie
and Ernest Hlner -John Woodmore
and RAymond Vernon spent Sunday
at the Lindsey home f
Visitors at the Clanton home Sat-
urday - evening were Mrs Box and
children- -Mr and Mrl Walfordand
daughter and Porter and Bonita
Griffin
Those who spent Sundry afternoon
rt tho Woods homo were Mr Hood
and family Mr Smith Mr and
Mrs L S Hemphill and baby Bel-
gian Cook Levi Wilson and Bertha
Clanton
W C Hiner and family Alma and
Emma Schcller visited ht the M K
Wilson home Saturday evening
Miss Bertha Clanton and Bonita
GiifTin were slumber guests at the
Walford home Friday riglit
Aaron Cardwell and family rpent
Sunday at the lleiiiliold Kurz liciuc
Wlicat is looking fine after the
min
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Fairview February 13 —-The! re-
cent rain and snow wa3 certainly a
benefit to the wheat I
Mrs Howard Klikpatrick and 'yon
Glenn have had the flu Glenn' Las
recovered while Mrs Kirkpatrick is
still confined to her bed
Evans Palmer was a dinner guest
at the C M Givens home Sunday
Mrs A J Lindsey and daughters
Elizabeth and Mildred visited Mrs
Leslie Burba Monday evening
Mrs’ Joe Cannon and son Forest
called on Mis Rastls Smith Wednes-
day I
Mr and Mrs Charles Givens and
children visited Mr and Mrs Cliiton
Givens Sunday
Mrs Joe Cannon was siclcwithi the
fid the latter part of last week I
- Misses-Emma and Alma Schcller
and Goldie Hirter visited Sunday with
Elizabeth Lindsey
SEVEN AND NINE
From the Outlook
The numbers seven and nine seem
to have been regarded as lucky or
sacred in the older days judging
from the numerous entries under
these numbers in a recently publish-
ed reference book There are the
seven ages of man the seveh arts
the sevefi bibles of the seven reli-
gions the seven bodies in alchemy
the seven champions of Christendom
the seven churches of Asia the seven
deadly sins the t ’seven sages of
Greece the 'seven Leas the seven
senses the seven v irtues the seven
wonders of the W0jld and so forth
There are the nine gods the nine
muses the nine orders of angels the
nine spheres the nine worthies and
a “nine days’ wonder” The "last
named phrase receives this curious
explanation: “Said t to be derived
from the interest atid excitement of
children over the lijiic days’ blind-
ness of a newly- bora kitten”
E B L E
Money gathered and
wealth
not working is truly idle
Idle Wealth invokes a hardship on its possessor he
is deprived of the interest it would earn and in addition
community wealth is not increased for the reason that
idle money does not build rip a community
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Deposit your money with this strong bank and you
will fulfill the purpose of acquired wealth andN enjoy its
yield in safety and security ' 'lo‘ " ' V
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National Bank of Commerce
“THE BANK WITH THE BACKING”
W w CHILDERS President II VL CASE Vice-President
F G PRIESTLEY Vice-President R R SIMS Cashier
MRS B G DODGIN Assistant Cashier
MRS LU CILLE SAMPSON Assistant Cashier
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THE WOMAN’S PARTY v
From the Springfield (Mabs) Union
One comparatively small but very
liolby group of women have revived
the sex distinction They have or-
ganized a party of their own the Na-
tional Women’s Party and they have
sought to convince their voting sls-
tirs thanan exclusively fluialo po-
1 tical organization is necessary in or-
der to secure to women the rights to
uhich they are entitled It lias pio-
fessed to be a non-partisan organiza-
tion but in most instances in which
it has acted politically its acts 'lave
been calculated to aid the Democratic
party candidates This may not base
leen tho pi Unary object or aim of the
organization but there has been ac-
cumulating evidence that the Wo-
men’s party was being used as an
ruxiljaiy to the Democratic party It'
USE LEADER WANT ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS
Amazing lion
“Gets-lt’1 Perfs
Off Corns
Stops AH Hurting Instantly
It’s fort wonderful how “Crts-It” ends coma
andcaltouMs Put a few drop of Gtuelfoo
a hurting com tad Presto! The pain stone at
once fOTever woon the com loosen from the
truefleaband ycji jiat lift the corn off with the t
fingers foot en i all complete Money beck
gusrentee Cat but SZ
Lawrence & Co Mfr Chicago Sold We by
For sale by -Crescent Drug Store
(Advertisement) 1
FAIRVIEW
states learn that hereis a land ideal
for poultry raising and dairying and
farms here are considered according
to their money making possibilities
in 'tlVese lines of endeavor we may
’expect their worth to increase And
they will be worth more became of
their accessibility to market centers
Bridges highways cooperative or-
ganizations anything which puts the
farmer of the southwest in closer
touch with the" markets which saves
to him a larger share of the value of
lam 47 Fehi nary 13 — Far-ncrs
me all busy bowing oa(s bince the
lain and mow
Mr and Mrs Roy Giay helped
Mrs Giay's father kill liogs last
Wednesday
Mrs Cleo Cox was a slumber guest
of Mrs Herman Moeller Wednesday
light
Mrs T D Delk called on Mrs W
G Ellis Thursday
Mr and Mrs A Parks and daugh-
ters Katherine and Ruby Mr and
Mrs T D Delk spent Sunday at the
Jesse Delk home west of town
Orval and Oracle Moeller spent
Saturday night with their grandpar-
ents Mr and Mrs H Moeller of
Fredei Ick
C E Welch of Seneca who is here
on business visited at flic L M Cox
home the first part of the week
Miss Goldie Hiner was a slumber
guest of Mrs Cleo Cox Monday nighf
- Mr and Mrs T D Delk were Sa-
urday evening callers at the I M
Cox home
Mrs Cleo Cox called on 'Mrs P W
Reed Thursday
Mr and Mrs H A Moeller and
chldren and Cleo Cox motored to
Snyder Saturday night and spent
the night with the William Powell
family - -
Mrs W C Hiner and children
Goldie and Ernest and Alphalee vis-
ited at the L M Cox home Tuesday
'noy Chapman spent Sunday with
his mother Mrs John Vanscoder
CONSOLIDATED NO 2
Consolidated No 2 February 14
— School was dismissed Thur-iday
pnd Friday of last week so that the
teachers might attend the State teach
Holiday Plans and
Holiday Trips Call for
Holiday Things
THOSE pretty things to wear without which
a holiday isn’t half a holiday — you can
easily make them yourself with THE FREE
Community Service Sewing Machine
It’s a fine new one the very latest model and
you may have it- to help you in your sewing for t
four days without charge t 7
Therfe is no obligation whatever we even
deliver it and call for it again when your time
r is up For we have found it pays us this FREE
’ Community Service with increased patronage
7— we get your good will f ( r
We received one of THE FREE- Sewing1
Machines direct from the factory especially for j
this purpose It’s brand hew most improved
type and anyone in this town is welcome to use
it if they will register their name with us nowj
while a date is open
Do it while you think -'of it and enjoy your
holiday more — -’A
HUBBARD HARDWARE &
IMPLEMENT COMPANY 1
207 West Grand North Dili Street
Phone 38 Yriderick 0tlu1ioinn Phono 800
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Newland, John Lynne & Lingenfelter, N. H. The Frederick Leader (Frederick, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 212, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 15, 1923, newspaper, February 15, 1923; Frederick, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1746634/m1/3/?q=virtual+music+rare+book: accessed June 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.