The Hastings Herald (Hastings, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, November 19, 1920 Page: 2 of 8
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THE HASTINGS HERALD
MOTHER!
Ollfomla Syrup of Figs
Child's Best Lazativo
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
nly— look for the name California on
ho package then you are sure your
rhlld la baring the beat and moat barm
leaa physic for the little stomach liver
ind bowels Children love Its fruity
taste Full directions on each bottle
fou must say “California”— Adv
The Order of the Thistle dates from
1C87 It la limited to the King of Eng-
land and 10 knights
REPUBLICAN CONTRIBUTION
LEADS OTHER PARTIES
BY LARGE SUM
BIGGEST GIFT WAS $10000
Sworn Statements Filed By Three I
Ittleal Parties Shew Amounts
Received— Socialists Show
Funds Not Exhausted
Washington— The presidential cant
palm of 1920 up to October 1 had
cost more than 93000000 Sworn
statements filed with the clerk of the
bouse of representatives by the treas-
urers of three principal parties show
tho following total expenditures to
that date:
national committee
national committee
Te Have a Clear Sweet Skin
Touch pimples redness roughness
sr Itching if any with Cutlcurs Oint-
ment then bathe with Cutlcura Soap
and hot water Rinse dry gently and
dust on a little Cutlcura Talcum to publican organization 9116700
leave a fascinating fragrance on skin
Everywhere 25c each— Adv
Republican
9274150334
Democratlo
9C9997169
Socialist national
47868
Contributions to the various cam-
paign funds aggregated about 93325-
900 the republican national committee
reporting a total of 8246601954 demo-
cratic national committee 967793487
and the socialist party 95102824 The
democratic congressional committee
received 31347575 and the similar re-
The hardest day’s work Is done by
the shirk
i
OH DEAR 1 UYBACKI
Merciful Heavens how my back
harts in the morning ! ” It’s all
due to an
over -abundance
of thal
poison called
nrie acid
The kidneys
are not able
to get rid of
It Such con-
ditions you
can readily
overcome
and prolong
life by taking
'‘Anuric’! - (anti-uric-acid) This
can bobtained atf almost any drug
tore in tablet form
When your kidneys get doggish
and dog yon suffer from back-
ache sick-headache dizzy spells
or twinges and pains of lumbago
rheumatism or goat or deep is
disturbed two or three times a
night get Dr Pierce’s Anuric it
will pat new life into your kidneys
and your entire system Send Dr
Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo
N Y ten cents for trial package
Stroud Okla — "I suffered for a
year with kidney trouble I saw Dr
Pierce’s advertisement and wrote for
a trial package of ’Annrio’ It helped
ms so I went to the drag store and
bonght a supply of Dr Pierce’s medi-
cines The ‘Golden Medical Discovery'
and the ‘Pleasant Pellets’ cared me of
bowel trouble and the ’Anuric ’ of the
kidney trouble and rheumatism I am
cured — can do my work and it does
hot hnrt me at ai"— Mbs Mary Jans
Fisher Ronte 5
Socialists Have Surplus
The socialist party’s committee re-
port also showed a surplus of receipts
over expenditures
The republican report made a vol-
ume of more than 2500 pages with
each individual contribution listed to
give the full name and address of the
donor According to the national com-
mittee more than 34000 names 'were
o listed No effort was made to group
contributions by states or to assemble
them according to the size of the
gifts
Both republican and democratic re-
porta showed hundreds of 91000 dona-
tions while larger items were few It
was stated there were but sixteen of
these larger contributions in the re-
publican list and not more than twenty-four
in the democratic
IEGI3N ISIS FOR II0SFIII1
—
GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE
THE BUILDING
Governor Robertas Is Requested T
Make An Appeal To Legislature
For An Appropriate
Oklahoma City— I a lied plgM and
saEimaies of coat of (ho general hos-
pital which Ibo American legion of
Oklahoma will ark the state to build
arc to be prepared for presentation to
Ibe coming session of tho legislature
ss tho reoult of a meeting of tb ex-
ecutive and legislative committees of
the state legion organisation held at
Ibe Kurkins hotel
A committee of doctors and archi-
tects is to begin work at ones deter-
mining needs of the slate and prepar-
ing a set of plans which will adequate-
ly Care for tbs patients Vho may need
lientnieuU lr T 11 Scott surgeon
for the United States Public Health
BANKERS ADOPT PLANS OP
COMMITTEE TO ORGANIZE
A BIG CORPORATION
COIISIDER OTHERCROPS LITER
It Was Mads Claar By tha Speaksrs at
the Meeting That Cetton Was
Not T Bs Held But Moved
On At a Stagnant Tims
Washington— Plans for the organi-
sation of n 913000000000 cotton ex-
port and crop financing corporation
OKLAHOMA
STATE NEWS
A contract has been let for remodel-
lag the basement of the court house
nod tha placing of modern jaQ fixture
at Guthrie ’
Dr J H Delano a former resident
ef 8s pulps Is scheduled to deliver the
Elka Memorial address at the Elks
hall tbsre the first Sunday In Decem-
ber Verieue plane are being submitted to
the Chamber of Commerce of Tula
by Tulsans ea a result of the popu-
lar campaign to bring down the cost of
rente v
One two-atery brick building end
were adopted at n meeting of bankers two one-story buildings are under con-
and representatives of cotton Interests
attending the convention of the Amerl-
service In Oklahoma Ir Floyd J Bo- cao bankers association Tha meet
RETURN SAVES BILLIONS
Greater Efficiency Shown in
Control Felton Says
Private
Stomach
on Strike
20 Years
Eatonic Settled Iti
"Eatonic Is wonderful” says C W
Burton “I had been a sufferer from
stomach trouble for 20 years and now
1 am well”
Eatonic gets right after -the cause ol
stomach troubles by taking up and
carrying out the acidity and gases and
of course when the cause Is removed
the sufferer gets well If you have
sourness belching indigestion food
repeating or any other ' stomach
trouble take Eatonic tablets afte:
each meal and find relief Big box
costs only a trifle with your druggist’
guarantee
Tan-No-More
tSkin Eeautifiev?
00 60e and (100 Jan always -
" ’ k between you
Jand The Sun
Is ft 8111 protection
i against the beam-
lng son or blister-
ing wind It brings
to the skin the vel-
vety softness of jonth
before going ont
it
in the evening ft assures
ft faultless complexion
fmrlmgUt Is ntkcrimd tore
'tmmi jew many tfTwIelM (Uk to gmm jea
Baker Laboratories MemphisTfenn
PARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
BenBOveeDanernft-BtopsHairFaUing
Restores Color end
Benty to Grey and Faded Haa
sue and $1 oo at JracTriu
TTfweeT Chem W fcft Patcbogoe If T
HINDERCORNS Removes Corns Cal
looses etc stops ail pal Be ensures comfort to the
fret makes walking mrv 15a by mat! or at Oni
Kina ii isoox Chemical Works Patehoros V X
Minneapolis— The government’! ac-
tion in returning the railroadB to pri-
vate control in March saved the peo-
ple a large amount of money declar-
ed M Felton president of the Chicago
Great Western railroad in an address
before the chamber of commerce If
government operation had been con-
tinued he added the deficit which the
government would have had to pay
would have been far larger than the
estimated 3600000000 deficit it will
have to pay for the si months of pri-
vate operation March 1 to September
1
Since return of the roads he de-
clared "great Increases in efficiency Muskogee— The coal supply of the
have been secured a ng Btates of Oklahoma Arkansas Snd
erage number of m es ®a j Texas was practically assured when
moved daily in July 1919 ' 1
land Dr Ilrk Lowry and Architects
Charles N Kelder and Morris ’Jsyoe
all of Oklahoma City will prepare the
plans and estimates
Plans which the committee will for-
mulate are 10 be for e hospital which
can rare for 500 patlrnx Wards will
be provided for tubercular phychlat-
rlo and general cases It D expected
that estimates will place the cost of
the building at between me and two
million dollars
A preliminary draft of the appro-
priation bill was prepared by the leg-
islative committee in a Joint session
with the state executive committee of
the legion The bill Is to be modeled
after the law recently passed by the
New York legislature appropriating
! 13000000 for a hospital for former
soldiers suffering from mental dis-
eases as a result of their service
State to Appropriate Initial Coat
Under the bill the state will appro-
priate enough money to purchase
site and erect the building The state
will lease the hospital to the federal
government for a term of years R
(J Cholmeley-Jones director of the
bureau of war risk Insurance haa
agreed that the bureau will enter a
contract with the state to fully equip
and operate the hospital
In addition to malntainance of the
hospital the federal government will
agree to pay a yearly rental of one
tenth the cost of the hospital At the
end of a ten year period the govern-
ment will return the building to the
state or lease it for a second period
Under terms of the proposed contract
the state will have a modern hospital
building at the end of a ten year per-
iod without it having cost the state a
cent
Request For Governor
’Governor Robertson is to be asked
by the legion to Include in his message
to the legislature a recommendation
that that body take a speedy action
on the bill '
Preliminary plana for a membership
drive to open legion work for the new
year were prepared by the committee
and a basis for competition for prizes
was established
lng approved suggestions contained in
a report of a committee headed by
Robert F Maddox Atlanta banker to
®ov one m direction of pr-' t2o'000 and
I Im inary steps towards organising the Backi of and
corporation Tentative arrangements
provide for the payment of half the
capital stock or an Initial working
fund of 35000000 capital and 91000-
000 surplus
Capital subscriptions the plans sug-
gest will be based on an assessment
of 9100 a bale on cotton raised In the
representative etates thereby making
the organization one of influence
throughout all territory which has bad
difficulty In financing the movement of
cotton crops The decision to call for
the initial payment of only half of the
total capital means therefore that the
subscriptions will be pro-rated among
the purchasers of stock on the basis of
50 cents per bale
It was made clear by-'speakers at
the meeting that the purpose of the
corporation which will be organized
under the Edge-act amending the fed-
eral reserve act is not to hold the cot-
ton crop but to insure that the com-
modity be moved “at a time when the
market la stagnant” I
Under provisions of the Edge act
the corporation Is enabled to handle
struct Ion In Cyril A hundred room
hotel Is being planned by Oklahoma
City persons
A Cyril fire of unknown origin des-
troyed the Cyril Milling Company and
the Qyrll Light plant Loss Is eetl
Included 1200
1000 bushels of
wheat
The management of the Duncafi Ly-
ceum association has booked Albert
Lindquist the great American tenor
for e concert there February 23 and
Vice President Thomas It Marshall
for March 23
Merchants of Miami have been
warned of the circulation of spurious
910 and 920 bills in this section of the
southwest The warning was sent to
the chief of police from federal offi
clals at Kansas City
Roy Dickson Bristow who won first
prize at the state fair at Oklahoma
City on his Sliver Mine corn failed to
win a prize at the Creek County fair
held just prior to the state event Dick-
son however won the sweepstakes on
his sow ' '
George Opdyke who had been
amlned and adjudged Insane by the
Tillman county sanity board and who
was taken to Norman for treatment at
the state asylum for the insane1 Jump-
ed from the platform of h Frisco trahi
trade acceptance-agreement of the j °f John
purchasers — to the amount of ten
times Its capital and surplus or In the
case of the proposed corporation the
ability to handle acceptances of cot-
ton purchasers to the amount of 960
000000 Although there was no spe-
cific mention made there were hidlca-
Southall deputy sheriff
Sentinel has let contracts and work
has begun oh putting In several hun-
dred feet of sidewalks The city has
been trying to get the work done for
more than two years having awarded
contracts once material and transpor
tions that reorganization of the cor- j tation problems made it Impossible to
poration would Immediately open the
way for the sale of cotton in Europe
was 241
miles while in July 1920 It was 261
miles This had the same effect as in-
creasing the available supply of cars
by 200000”
JAPAN SPURNS RACE VOTE
Declares League Not Sufficiently Or-
ganized to Act On’ Question
Toklo — The Japanese foreign of-
fice and the cabinet are not disposed
to submit the racial equality question
to the League of Nations In the first
place the time Is considered inoppor-
tune on account of the California com-
plications In the second place it de-
clares Japan desires to maintain the
theory that ‘the League of Nations is
not yet strongenough to settle inter-
national disputes and thus to forstall
any attempt by the league to settle
the Shantung question
representatives of the mine workers
of district 21 comprising these three
states decided they would not abro-
gate their present contracts by tak-
ing extended “vacations” from the coal
mines
“It was a bitter pill but they swal-
lowed It" was the statement made by
John Wilkinson president of thhdis-
trict 21 miners
Where the demand Is estimated at
8000000 to 4000000 bales
The committee Informed those In attendance-at
the meeting that it would
make “no extravagant promises” but
that it hoped that the establishment
of such a corporation would be "of
tremendous benefit” to the south The
meeting was told also that the corpo-
ration would not prove a “remedy for
all ills” although it would make pos- j
aible for provision for markets in time j
for the emergency such as the cotton
producers are now passing through
Although the corporation may in the
future extend its operations to other
commodities those In attendance urg-
ed that it devots its resources at first
to the' handling of this crop alone
The way was left open however so
that enlargement and suggested exten-
sions can be made as needed speak-
ers declared
'COLBY PROTECTS BAGGAGE
Secretary of Statue Declares Diplomats’
Baggage Must Be Let Alone
Washington — Secretary Colby said
the state department was determined
to protect the baggage of the diplo-
DESTR0YERS TO BLACK SEA ! matic representatives of foreign na-
tions from search by customs' officials
He declared that if necessary the de-
I partment would invoke the principle
I of international law which 'he said
have ! was older than the constitution of the
United States
U S STEAMER IS ON FIRE
Shipping Board Vessel Beached to Pre-
vent Sinking
Washington — Six destroyers
been ordered to the Black Sea by the
navy department to relieve a squad-
ron of destroyers in the force assigned
to Turkish waters under Rear Admiral
Mark L Bristol The destroyers re-
lieved will join the Asiatic fleet Those
ordered to the Black sea are the Wil-
liamson Childs Reuben James Star-
tevant McFarland and Sands
Port of Spain Trinidad— The Unit-
ed States shipping board steamer Za-
RAIL MEN STUDY MEXICO
Katy Officials Will Tour Country to
Study Railroad Conditions
San Antonio Texas — A party of
Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad of-
ficials including George T -Atkins
freight traffic manager and W G
of j Crush passenger traffic manager left
will : San Antonio for Mexico City where
Knapp Would Keep An Army in Haiti
Washington — Achievements
American Intervention In Haiti
have been ’lost” unless military oc-! they will make a study of economic
cupation of the country is continued
i “a great many years ” Rear Admiral
J C O i— v 111 Cl 11 J j V (1 1 o Sivut 11 VI 111 1 1 CIS
ca from Norfolk took fire here and is Harry g Knepp recently kent to Haiti
still burning With the assistance of
the British cruiser Cambrian and the
FRECKLES I
POSITIVELY REMOVED by Dr rryi
FrccXlr OtatTwnt— Yoor drurist or bj
0tl6 FrNbnok Or C M- Beri
C-a7ft MICM—
W N U- Oklahoma City No 44-1920
Canadian government steamer Farm-
er the Zaca was beached to prevent
her sinking
The Zaca is a vessel of 6165 gross
tons built in 1918 She is operated by
the Barber line
Virginia Attorney Mobbed
Williamson W Va — S U G
Rhodes former prosecuting attorney
of Mingo i county was dragged from
his mule at Devon W Va and shot
through the face with a rifle after ad-
dressing a political meeting at Berch
Creek near Devon
Benton Case Is Reopened
Mexico City — The case of William
(Benton killed by the bandit Pancho
Villa has been reopened by the Brit-
ish government on an appeal from the
rwindow Maxima E Benton according
to rer-rt
at the request of the state department
to study conditions declared in a
statement made public”"'
Huerta To Visit West Texas
El Paso — Gov O O President da la
Huerta of Mexico will visit several
west Texas cities soon after General
Obregon is Inaugurated It was staled
in a special dispatch received by the
Herald from Mexico City He will re-
turn to his duties as governor of So-
nonra Mex by way of Juarez and El
Paso it was stated
'v —
Wichita Fights Hog Cholera
Wichita Kan — Hog cholera near
here is worse this year than it has
been since 1914 according to Henry
M Graefe federal inspector He is
here with several assistants in an ef-
fort to get control of the disease
conditions of the southern republic
from a railroad standpoint
Factory Workers Accept Wage Cut
Fall River Mass — The Massasoit
Manufacturing company announced
that its employes here have offered
to accept a reduction in wages in face
of a threatened shutdown said to be
due to high manufacturing costs and
the hesitancy of the public to buy at
present prices The ompany manu-
““
20000 Alabama Women Registered
Birmingham Aia — reports from va-
rious sections of the state show that
approximately 20000 women have reg-
istered in Alabama since the suffrage
amendment became law
American Steamer Runs Aground
xurks Island British West Indies —
The American steamer Philadelphia
from New York October 11 for Santo
Domingo with a general cargo la
aground on Grand Turk It is ex-
pected that she will be refloated
get the work started until recently
Business men of Holdenvflle have
formed a company to buy an aero-
palne for commercial purposes An ex-
pert operator has been employed and
will soon be ready for passenger ser-
vice and all other service which a
plane is adapted The city council
has donated ten acres for a plane sta-
tion Craig county farmers are waking up
to the need of better lighting on their
farms and many are installing or pre-
paring to install acetylene gfta plants
for lighting their houses and bafns
The highway department had a rep-
resentative In Duncan for the last few
days and while there more than 100
autoists were found without new li-
censes i ‘
Two Sapulpa firms are reported by
the city commissioner who made an
inspection of the Water supply of the
city to be using nearly 1000000 gal-
lons of water day between them In
case of drouth there is water enough
at the big city dam to last the city
six months with a reserve supply suf-
cient to last two weeks at another
smaller dam
The newely elected city commission-
's under the manager plan of govern-
ment for Duncan will take office Mon-
day Npv 1 As soon as the commis-
sioners take office a maanger will be
hired and the city books will be au-
dited The following men comprise
the new board: J A Foller E E
Brown J E Russell Hill Marchbanks
and W A Lancaster
Otis Floyd 16 years old son of Mr
and Mrs A Floyd of Pontotoc county
it at Atlanta Ga having been one of
the four boys in the state to win in
the livestock judging? contest at the
State Fair held at Oklahoma City the
first of the month He is entered in
competition for representing the Unit-
ed States at the international judging
contest at London Floyd is a student
at the East Central State normal '
Authority has been received from
the postoffice department by officials
of Sapulpa' to extent the free delivery
service of the 'city to every paved
block in the city and to the negro ad-
ditions This is the first time that the
negro sections have received the serv-
ice in Sapulpa The extension of the
delivery service is made conditional
upon the numbering of the houses in
the sections and the placing of boxes
to receive the maU
It is planned -to open the 'cafeteria
at the Sapulpa high school for the
service of students at the school The
seating capacity will be 100 and the
general public will be served at the
cafeteria until such time as it Is ne-
cessary to exclude them because of
lack of room Only such work as can
be done in regular class periods will
be performed by students the major
portion of the management having
been turned over to the teacher of do-
mestic science who will have a com-
petent staff of cooks under her supervision
SOO ADVICE
ABOUT EATIIIG
AJibama Lady Says Ws lrpsts
on Nature by Overeating but
ThJdfcnfi C!ask-Drai£ft W3
Make You Fes! Cotter
Taint Reck Ala— Recommending
Tbedford’s Black-Draught to bef
friends end neighbors Mrs llirj
Manning of this place says: “X never
bee and never expect to find better
medicine than Black-Draught When
Tvs bad a cold and needed a Laxative
I used Black-Draught' I aae It for
tour stomach headache and' Indlgem
tlon and It does the work?
1 believe most Ula we have are
eauaed from Inactive liver We Im-
pose on nature by overeating and
then the Uver don’t act We get lacy
and no-account It Is hard for as to
do oar work and wt’d get real sick
If wo didn’t take something Tb boat
remedy’ I’ bava found yet la Black-
Draught It doesn't leave you con-
stipated and I feel bettes after taking
a round of It”
Made from purely vegetable Infra- -dlents
Black-Draught acts la a natu-
ral way and la free from the bad
after-effects of so many mineral drugs
Get a package today Be sura that
It bears the word “Thedford’a”
Tbedford’s la the only genuine -Black-Draught
Uver medicine — Adv
Mixed Speech
“There goes a fellow who's a high
filer” “You don’t cay I What’s his
altitude record P’
OYEJRIGHT
Buy only ' ’Diamond Dyes
Each package of “Diamond Dyee”
contains directions bo simple that any
woman can diamond-dye worn shabby
skirts waists dresses coats gloves
stockings sweaters draperies every-
thing whether wpol silk linen cotton
or mixed goods new rich fadeless col-
ors Have drugglsf show you “Dia-
mond Dyes Color Card”— Adv
London as a community uses trains
and other transport more than any
other city In the world
$500 Cash and a
New Pair of Shoes
will be given to the wearer who
find PAPER in the heels
counters insoles or outaoles of
any shoes made by us bearing
this trade-mark
‘It TaJttt Leather
to Stand Weather
See your neighborhood dealer
and insist on the Friedman-
Shelby “All-Leather” Trade-
MarL More wear to each pair
means real shoe economy
Clean Your Clothes
to look like new at largest place in
city Wrap in paper send Parcel-
post we do the rest promptly
420 NORTH
BROADWAY
OKLAHOMA
mmnrnm cur
For Best Results
Ship Your Live StocK to
NATIONAL
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION CO
OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA
Frederickson Tire Co
416 N Broadway Oklahoma City
Quick service on Re-tread and Vulcaniz-
ing All work guaranteed Largest tire
shop in the State WRITE OR CALL
AGENTS WANTED Makg large Income sell
lng tew Invention A I mart ft necessity U
every store and fectory For perticuter
Pecker Diet Co- 1413 H Uftln At Ft Worth
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