The Taloga Times. (Taloga, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 14, 1910 Page: 4 of 8
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to lb “highway of health" provided
yon act promptly at the Ant iign of
weakoem or Ul-bealth and aaaitf Na-
tare in every way powible Then this
calls for the friendly aid o( Hoetetter's
Stomach Bitters immediately Delay or
experimenting with anknowa remedies
eoly aggravates matters prolongs yonr
sickness and makes it just so mnch
harder to win back yonr health
Thousands of people who know from
actual experience keep a bottle of the
Bitters handy at all times and a few doses
at the right time always wards off a
sick spell Try this plan today It is
excellent in cases of Poor Appetite
Heartburn Belching Sick Headache
Indigestion Dyspepsia Costiveneas
Biliousness Spring Ailments Impure
Blood Malaria Fever and Aguk
Insist on having Hostetter'a r
A Terrible Risk
Typhoid had broken out in their
neighborhood and the family resorted
to travel as the best means of precau-
tion until the trouble should subside
They arrived at Quebec by the
morning boat Intending to take It to
Montreal In the evening but the sight-
seers got tired and returned early In
the afternoon to find the top of the
smoke stack on a level with the deck
tha tide having dropped 18 feet
"Mamma cried the little girl ‘Mid
God drink up all that water?"
"Tea my child"
"Then hadn't ws better tell him It
wasn't boiled?"
Money and expense sre not essential to
artistic homes and attractive rooms One
dollar and fifty cents' worth of material
will completely transform a crude inar-
tistic room into a graceful dainty apart-
M&te
Really it is good taste and skill that
makes the home homelike That dainty
touch ia worth twice aa much as money
Wall paper ia expensive — it costs money
to buy it to hang it and again to re-
move it With the nse of the alabastined
wall there is only the alight cost of tha
material— any one can brush it on — and it
ia not necessary to wash it off tha wall
when a fresh coat ia required
It is very easy to mix very simpls to
apply hut the results are simply besuti
ful A whole house can be done at just
a little more than the cost of a single
room when ordinary materials are used
And this is true that now that we have
so much better materials for use in tha
decoration of our homes that wall paper
common kalsomine and paint am now as
much oat of date as the old time white-
wash tallow candles and rough hewn
floors Mem money is no longer an ee-
Citial in good houasfurnishing in artistic
me making
Tha new materials end labor-saving ms
chines am most welcome to ns all — and
every thoughtful women every woman
who cams for bar home ia quick to utilise
In tho Gloaming
"Ton were a long time getting me
John dear!"
"And you were a long time waiting
pet!"— The Circle
Everybody In Thla Town
Is sick or will be some time with some
ef the diseases that NATURES REM-
EDY (NR tablets) will cum or prevent
If every person knew as much about Ns
turn's Remedy aa I do most of this sick-
ness would bo prevented I want you to
know about Nature's Remedy I want to
send you free at my expense a 10 day
treatment that you may Know Just how
good Nature’s Remedy is for Constipa-
tion Rheumatism Dyspepsia Liver and
Kidney Complaint and why Nature's
Remedy Is Better than Pills for Liver Ills
All Druggists Write me to-day for free IS
days treatment A H Lewis 8L Louis
Those who believe that man de-
scended from the monkey should re-
member that It's a poor rule that
won’t work both ways
Important to Mothsro
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA a safe and sure remedy for
Infanta and children and see that It
Bears ths
Signature of
In Use For Over 80 Tears
Tbs Kind You Have Always Bought
Ths average woman can bluff al-
most any man but when it cornea to
blufflng some other woman — well
that'a another story
AM YOUR CLOTHES PADESV
Use Red Cross Bell Bine end make them
White again Large ox package fi cents
Take a good watch to a pawnbroker
and aee how quickly the time passes
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LOT FOB PICONTS
TO EE TRIED KBIT JUNE
JUDGE JOHN MARSHALL OP UTAH
WILL PRESIDE
Tho Governor With Plvo Citizens
Will Bo Trlod Por Alleged
- Swindle In Connection
Wtih Muskogee Lota
Guthrie — Judge John Marshall of
the United States district court 'of
Utah will preside during the term of
the federal court at Tulsa and dur-
ing which will occur the trial on the
Indictments against Governor Charles
N Haskell of Oklahoma and five other
citizens of Muskogee on charge of
fraud In connection with Muskogee
fown lots Judge Marshall presided
when the Indictments were returned at
Tulsa last May and again more re-
cently at Ardmore and Chlckasha
when the demurrers presented by Gov-
ernor Haskell and the other defend-
anta were quashed -The
men Indicted wlt Governor
Haskell are W T Hutchings A Z
English C W Turner Walter R Eat-
on and F B Severs The direct charge
against them la conspiracy to defraud
the Creek Indian Nation In connection
with scheduling of town lots at the
time the townslte of Muskogee ' was
opened to legal settlement by whites
end that the defendants secured pos-
session of town lots through "dum-
mies" Ths calling of three federal
and Juries waa necessary be-
fore the present indictments were se-
sured and the governor and the other
defendants have used every means
known In legal procedure to have
these indictments also qupsbed as
were those returned by the first two
federal grand Juries
The men who will prosecute the
charges against the governor sre Wfl
Ham J Gregg of Tulsa United States
district attorney for the Eastern dis-
trict of Oklahoma Sylvester Rush of
Omaha Neb assistant United States
attorney general M L Mott of Mus-
kogee special attorney for the Creek
Indians and Bayrad T Halner of Tul-
sa former member of the federal
bench of Old Oklahoma territory The
governor and other defendants have
an array of prominent attorneys In-
cluding Henry E Asp of Guthrie for a
number of yean general solicitor in
Oklahoma for the Santa Fe railroad
Orville T Smith of Guthrie executive
attorney for the governor James
Huckleberry of Muskogee District
Judge Stillwell H Russell of Ardmore
Nate Gibson of Muskogee attorney for
the Prairie Oil and Gas company and
others
Sayre Election Called
Guthrie — Special election at Sayre
Okla to determine whether the city
hall become a city of the first class
was called by proclamation of the
governor The election will be held
April 19 and follows a petition filed
with the governor signed by 35 per
cent of tbe voters of Ssyrs A special
census gives the city 2218 inhabi-
tants Life Term Man Escapes
Enid— M Jacobs under life sen-
tence for murder sawed loose the
lock that fastened the window on tbe
top floor of tbe Jail and made his es
cape He passed through the district
clerk’s office and had been missing an
hour before the sheriff knew of his
disappearance Will Wlndt another
prisoner attempted to escape but
was captured on tbe roof by Deputy
Sherill Charles CampbelL
Chsrokses to Save Tax Money
Muskogee— A temporary restraining
order has been granted In the district
court her prohibiting State Auditor
M E Trapp acting as secretary of
the state board of appraisers County
Clerk W E Loo per Sheriff Wlsener
and County Treasurer Rogers from
collecting taxes on the lands of nearly
600 Cherokees who claim that tbler
lands are non-tasable under the en-
abling act and tbe treaties under
which they accepted their allotments
Texas Man Stats Highway Engineer
Btlllwster— A P Ayres of Beau-
mont Tex formerly engineer with tbe
New York state and Coaaecticut state
highway commissions has aoeepted
tbe appointment of state highway en-
gineer In Oklahoma the offer having
been made by tbe state board of ag-
riculture regents of tbe agrleultura!
and mechanical collage He has in-
dorsements from some ef the leading
highway commissions of America His
services will be at the disposal of
farmers Institutes commercial dubs
and cltlexns engaged la highway work
COTTON MARKET
New York April 4— A further sharp
break In the cotton market which cap
ried the market between 66 and 69
points below the high level of the
week was followed by a sharp rally
In the late tndlng due to covering
and a renewal of New Orleans bull
support with the close steady net 4
points lowed to 7 points higher
Spot cotton closed quiet 20 points
lower middling uplands (1476 mud-
dling gulf $1600 no sales Futures
closed very strong Closing bids:
April $1476 May $1466 June $14 66
July $1464 August $1408 September
$1319 October 813-71 November
$1264 December $1267 January
$1295 Spot closed quiet 20 points
lower middling uplands $1475 mid-
dling gulf $1600 No sales
New Orleans April 4— Spot cotton
quiet and easy unchanged mlddlng
14 3-4c Sales on the spot 640 bales
to arrive 600 bales Low ordinary 11
6-16c nominal ordinary 12 l-8c nomi-
nal good ordinary 13 9-1 6c strict
good ordinary 13 15-16c low middling
14 l-4c strict low middling 14 l-2c
middling 14 3-4c strict middling 14
16-16c good middling 15 l-8c strict
good middling 15 6-16c middling fair
15 7-8c middling fair to fair IS
13-16c fair 16 3-16c nominal Re-
ceipts 2080 bales stock 144638 bales
Futures opened quiet at a decline oj
1 to 3 points on continued ran Ih
Texas Cables were about aa ex-
pected -
St Louis April 4 — Cotton steady
middling 14 7-8c Sales none receipts
654 bales shipments 795 bales stock
40482 bales
Galveston April 4 — Cotton steady
middling 14 7-8c
Guthrie People Up In Arme
Guthrie — Something of a stir was
created here when it was currently
reported that Governor Haskell had
stated to certain state officers that ha
Intends to remove the temporary state
capitol to Shawnee as a result of the
action of certain Guthrie newspapers
and citizens In severely criticising him
for calling the capitol removal election
and withholding the news from the
Guthrie Chamber of Commerce until
the following day The governor how-
ever denied that he had made such a
statement
On two previous occasions move-
ments were started to remove the
temporary capitol to either Oklahoma
City or Shawnee and there waa con-
siderable sentiment among certain of
the Democratic officials In favor of
such action but no actual attempt to
remove has ever been made
The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce
Is holding dally meetings aiscusslng
plans of n systematic campaign
against the Oklahoma City capitol re-
moval bill to be voted upon at an elec-
tion June 11 called by the governor
It la reported that Guthrie will take
the matter to the courts and the
Chamber of Commerce has elected
Frank Dale O C Horner and Judge
John Burford ns legal counsel to rep-
resent the Interests of the city None
of tha members of the Chamber of
Commerce however will discuss what
tbe probable course of action will bo
except to announce the appointment of
an executive committee with power to
act This committee was selected and
Is composed of A I Cockrum T W
Walton William McCoy U O Guss
J J O’Roark ex-Qovernor C M
Barnes and William A Frazier Gusa
Is temporary chairman of the commit-
tee it is planned at a mass meeting to
select a committee of eighteen three
from each ward and three from the
city at large to have general manage-
ment of the capitol removal campaign
which committee Is to select an exe-
cutive committee to act under Its di-
rection If Elected Will Give Their Wagon
Tulsa— H O McClure candidate for
mayor on a non-partisan ticket in a
public address declared that If elected
be will give the city his entire salary
for the two years’ term of office to as-
sist in providing playgrounds for
school children M H Mosier candi-
date for commissioner on the same
ticket also pledged himself to give
his salary to ths city for any public
good Both arc wealthy men
New Depot for Anadarko
Ansdsrko — Ths matter j6t a new de-
pot for Anadarko wal taken up be-
tween the officers of ths Commercial
ekib and mayor on behalf of tbe city
sad W M Whltenton manager and
H M Hallock superintendent of the
Rock Island road After a careful In-
vestigation of tbe situation It was ad-
itted by tho railroad officials that
this city was In need of batter fnclll-
for handling tho passenger busi-
ness hare and the people hero were
assured that tho work on plans would
begin toon
STATE
Guthrie Okla
Pittsburg Bank Charter
The Bank of Pittsburg Pittsburg
county was granted a charter It has
a capital stock of $10000
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Two Appointments
District Judge D A Richardson of
Durant the Sixth Judicial district was
appointed by Governor Haskell asso-
ciate Justice of the criminal court of
appeals vice Thomas H Own re-
signed J R Armstrong of Durant
was appointed to the vacant Sixth dls
trlct judgeship left by Justice Richard
son
May Loss Superior Court v
Application for a writ of habeas
corpus was filed in ths state supreme
court for the purpose of testing tho
constitutionality of the law creating
the new superior court in Custer coun--Ay
The court was created "regardless
of population" by act of the special
session of the legislature
To Teat Tax Law
A test suit protesting payment of
1909 taxes on tbe grounds of excessive
assessment was filed by the Frisco
railroad In the Logan county district
court Tbs taxes due for the Frisco
for that year approximates $125000
but all taxes paid by the railroads
more than bait a million dollars am
involved
Woman Deputy Resigns
Mlsa Beulah Reynolds tbe only wo-
man deputy United States marshal In
the country has resigned her position
under United States Marshal Grant
Victor of Muskogee She charges that
the resignation is not valid according
to a message received here by Bert
Chandler of Vlnlta who has stood
sponsor for her She received a mes-
sage from Washington that her resig-
nation had been accepted 8ome chi-
canery is charged and an Investigation
may be made
Road Hearing April 19
A proposed order of the etate cor-
poration commission requires that "all
passenger trains shall open all exits
for the accommodation of passengers
getting on and off of each passenger
coach in all towns of over 3000 In-
habitants and the front doors to all
coaches In towns of less than 3000
inhabitants" A hearing on tbe pro-
posed order has been set for April 19
$1000000 Insurance Company
The formation of million dollar
stock Insurance companies In Oklaho-
ma continues The tenth such com-
pany organized within the last eleven
months took out a state charter tbe
Sapulpa Fire Insurance comapny 1
000000 authorized capital headquar-
ters at Sapulpa Directors B C Bur-
nett Phlt H Lehnbard H E Beard
Ed C Reynolds Dr F E Turner
Wade S Stanfield W E Verity Bryan
Snyder J B Westfall Joseph Bruner
J O Denton
Will Resume Operations
In compliance with a law enacted
by the recent special session the state
school land commission reorganized
the loan and salaries division Tbe
loan divIsioiiVwIll resume operation
and the sale of school lands will be re-
sumed as soon as the necessary
arrangements are made John N
Sheplar guperlntendent of salaries re-
signed and R E Woods of Shawnee
who has been connected with the sales
force was promoted to fill the va-
cancy Parole Granted
A conditional parole baa been grant-
ed by Governor Haskell to M' H
Ilounsell serving a sentence of one
year for forgery in Caster county
To Select Young’s Successor
Governor Haskell has requested the
executive committee of the State
Bankers' association to submit the
names of flvo persona suitable to sue-
ceed Bank Commissioner A M Young
whose resignation takes effect May L
Still Enjoy 1400 Each
By vetoing the Thomas resolution
which was designed to end tho life ot
the state code commission Governor
Haskell continued tho flvo eommio-
loners In power at a salary of $400
per month each Under tbe vetoed
resolution the two codes submitted to
thereto were filed with the secretary
the legislature and all papers rolstlnf
of state there to repose until tho next
session of tho legislative body It will
bo necessary for tho commission to re-
tain possession of these in order be-
fore It can proceed with the work of
codification '
LEWIS SINGLE BINDERJ -
hand-made cigar fresh from ths
table wrapped In foil than keeping
fresh until smoked A fresh cigar
and of good tobaooo is tho ideal
smoko 'The old well oared tobacco
used are so rich ia quality that many
who formerly smoked 10c eigars now
smoko Lewis' Single Binder Straight
60 Lewis' Single Binder costs tho
dealer some mors than other 6c eigars
but tho higher price enable this fao--tory
to use extra quality tobaccR
There are many imitations don't bd
fooled There Is no substitute! Tell
tho dealer yon want a Lewis "Slagl
Binder"
Good Work in Denmark
Under legislation enacted la 180$
the ' Danish -government pays three-
fourths of tbe expenses of all poor
persona who desire to bo treated la
tuberculosis sanatoria When the hos-
pitals under construction arc com-
pleted Denmark will have one bed ia
tuberculosis hospitals or sanatoria for
every 1200 Inhabitants a fact which
will mean that the length of treat-
ment can be considerably extended
In the United States there is on bed
for every 4500 inhabitants
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
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While there’s life there's dope—
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sines taking Csacarata Candy Cathaiu
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Fawcett, Harvey L. The Taloga Times. (Taloga, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 14, 1910, newspaper, April 14, 1910; Taloga, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1766585/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.