Claremore Messenger. (Claremore, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, May 6, 1910 Page: 1 of 9
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GURRMOKR. ROQRRR COUNTY. OKLAHOMA, May «. IWiO
NUMBER M
Udiei Home
Journ'l Pattern*
Are the Beat
SPECIAL SHOWING
• OF*
New Summer Dress Fabrics
Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves, Handker-
chiefs, Ribbon, Lace, Embroidery,
Neckwear Novelties, Elastic and Wash
Belting.
Each and every department of our large store is now full
of new and snappy up-to-date goods and we will be pleased at
all times to show you through.
Special Demonstration of Gossard Corsets
By Hiss Lewis an Expert Corseteure
Carpets, Rugs
Mattings,
Lace Curtains
Window Shades
Today, May 101
1910
Gingham Aprons
Full Size
25c Each
The House of Bargains
Walker's Departme^Store Co.
The Store that Saves You Money
Decoration Day
i
Or, if You Prefer It,
MEMORIAL DAY
Will be here May 30th, a day sacred to all true Americans
a day when we love to honor the brave men who fought
for the preservation of our great and glorious union,
making our country truly a land of liberty.
On this day our cemeteries will be thronged with a grate-
ful public, strewing with flowers the graves of our de-
parted heroes.
The cemetery is the resting place of our beloved dead,
therefore let us make it a beautiful place by placing
BEAUTIFUL MONUMENTS
therein as a fitting tribute to those gone before.
We have a fine stock all ready to be lettered andean be
erected on short notice. Order now to insure the work
being put up in your cemetery by decoration day.
J. Herbert Moore
The Monument Man
If You intend Purchasing Any-
thing in the Following Lines
It Will Pay You Call and In-
spect Our Immense Stock:
Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers
DeskFans, Ceiling Fans. Filters
Rubber Hose, Lawn Mowers
Alaska Refrigerators
Washing Machines
In fact,Everything; you will find in a first- i
class hardware store.
Glasgow Hardware Co.
Home of the Celebrated Quick Meal i
Satisfied Guaranteed.
SAGEEYAH.
Special Correspondence.
Miss Cleo Do well, who has been
going to school in Arkansas the'past
nine months, returned home last week
Miss Julia Moore was a guest of
her sister, Mrs. Ina Tanner, of Clare-
more from Saturday until Tuesday.
J. M. Starr, of Sequoyah, was In
Sageeyah Saturday night.
Miss Bee Stockton visited her sis-
ter, OUle Miller, at Alba Monday.
Denver Parker, of near Oolagah,
was a guest of G. Horner Sunday.
J. W. Hardin, of Claremore, visited
home folks Sunday evening.
M- L. Sellers transacted business in
Claremore Saturday.
Miss Sonora Hanes visited Mrs.
Skldmore at Oolagah Friday.
Oorden Green, of Elba, attended
church at Sageeyah Sunday night.
Landen Moore, of Oowala, attended
the pie supper at Sageeyah Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hlatt, of Claremore,
were guests at the Lucas home last
Sunday.
Jim Hardin transacted business in
Claremore Saturday.
At the pie supper Saturday night
the sum df $17-10 was realized.
MAYJtNTH
•IOOCST MKCTINO IVIN IN TH«
COUNTY.
state Interest
In AMI
tlen to Many Otter Aiplrsnti.
The mooting of lb* republican hum
nttai Tu «Uy prowls** lo
anything h ld lu ('lareitiur.' fur umiiy
ytmrn In the way uf ■ political
lugs, Threw governor candidate*.
•<tih«r one a* good aa the httii ot
the opposition, will be lo rn to U«iit
or a n|ie«<t'h. Htale Chairman llarrU
Itas promised to be here also, au*l
J. R. UyWie, who apoke hare in tlo<
first campaign, and who Is now n
candidate fur Male School Hu|*>rln
tendent. will doubtleaa be here to
urge hla claims. The governor
ship candidates arc Tom II. Ferguson,
of Watonga; C. (!• Jones, of Oklaho-
ma City and £4 Clark, of Pawnee.
Tom Ferguson waa formerly gov
ornor and haa on* of the best rec-
ords ever made by anyone In ihut
position. "(Irlst Mill" Jones is an
old time friend of the people uii this
side, having been In the fight for
Statehood ever since It started, and
a member of the Oklahoma legisla-
ture for many yeara. Ed ('lark
also been a representative, wns h ad
or of the minority In the late session
and was the rounael who conducted
the investigation of misappropria-
tion at the cloae of the last session.
The meetings will be held at the
Athletic Club building, one In the af-
ternoon and one at night. Hundreds
will attend from all over the Third
District. This la the first big meet
ing to be held In the stato and will
be a sample of what there is to come,
Oklahoma, by hard work, will go re-
publican thla fall, and with clean men
for office and work In the precincts
Rogers County will also be heard
from.
A Happy Father
is soon turned to a sad one if he has
to walk the floor every night with a
crying baby. McGee's Baby Elixir
will make the child well—soothe Its
nervea. Induce healthy, normal'slum-
ber. Beat fpr disordered bowels and
sour stomach—all teething babies
need it Pleaaant to take, sure and
safe, conntalns no harmful drugs.
Price 25 and 60c. per bottle. Sold
by McClure'a Drug Store.
CATOOSA.
J. 8. Day waa a visitor here Tues-
day.
C- B. Hart, of Oklahoma City,
transacted business In town this
week.
Prof. P. C. Smith will deliver an
address at Inola Thursday night.
A social dance waa given at the
Lone Star Hotel Wednesday night.
Miss Lillian Bell Is la Carthago
for a few days
Mrs. R. A. Atklsson, of Claremore,
expects to come each Tuesday to Ca-
toosa. as she haa a class In mask;
ere.
The Public Schools close Friday
WILL TOUR THE FRISCO SYSTEM
Hoosier Special Will Visit Claremore
And Other Oklahoma Cities.
Vinita,> Okla.. April 30 —TJ --tt>ur
of the Hoosier Special through Ok
lahoma is being vigorously advertised
along the lines of the Big Four rail-
road in Indiana and it is likely that
several hundred natives of the Hoos
ler state will take advantage of this
opportunity to visit Oklahoma.
The special will leave Indianapolis
on May 17, and make a tour ot the
southwest covering 2,100 tnlles.
Oklahoma towns along the route
to, be taken by the special are pre-
paring to make the Indians feel a
welcome to the new state.
The special will enter Oklahoma
over the Frisco from Favetteville,
Ark. The first stop will be at Musko
gee- From Muskogee they will make
a complete totlr of the Frisco lines
in Oklahoma, visiting the following
cities in the order named: Okmulgee
Sapulpa, Taneha, Oklahoma City,
Chickasha, Lawton Frederick, Ho-
bart, Enid, Tulsa, Claremore and VI
nlta.
The Misses Orarttt an planning aa
entertain eat for Wednesday sight.
Mrs. J. C. J&mkh was la Tatoa
MaylO
After Pitchford'a Scalp-
Judge Pitchford, of Tahlequah, has
been making some varied and as
sorted breaks lately, which, on ac-
count of his extreme race prejudic-
es will doubtless cost him his elec-
tion this fall. Three years ago race
prejudice was a good vote getter,
but things are changing.
Recently a case came up In the
Judge's Court where the defendant
was a negro. The attorney for de-
fense claimed the Judge was preju-
diced and asked for a different Judge.
Pitchford didn't like it and insisted
he would try the case. It was tak-
en to the Supreme Court and Pitch-
ford disqualified by that Court.
A pet assertion of Pitchford's Is
that "the Anglo-Saxon race must
rule " This, combined with the sen-
timent that "a negro or mixed blood
la too ignorant to vote" is hurting
the autocrat very much as he must
depend upon Indian and mixed bloods
for election. His district is nomi-
nally republican, and already the re-
publicans are putting up a fight over
these things.
The chances are that in that Ju-
dicial district, the republican Judge
will have a grand majority.
INOLA KILLING
ROY CRUTCHFICLO THC VICTIM. J
is stillnystery
Five Beys Arrested and Held Fan
ding Hearing, 1200.00 Reward la
Offered.
I<a t Friday iiinlit about eight <
duck. Hoy C'rutchfield, a sou of John
Cruichfield, wltu a* killed last y ar,
was murdered in euld blood and liU
IxMly left lying in the mud The oew*
did uut reach Claremore unit) the
item morning
I'rutchfielil had driven out from
Inula and at the time uf tile shoot
Ilia, about Ha lit o'clock, was about
a mile from town, Farmers IIvIiik
lu the ueitfliiiorliood heard the >hol
and Immediately Investigated. They
fouud Hoy lyiua ut the Hide uf tin
ruad umousclous, and prohuhly deud
as suoii as shot
A search was made at once, but
nu clue fouud of the shooter. Steph
••lis, with his deputies. ,ud Coiin
ty Attorney Hall. * down the
uext uioruiiiK I' , to truce th<<
guilty party, but Ulu not meet with
any marked success.
On Monday Jesse, Karl and Roy
Btroup and Cluirllc ArniMteader were
arrested and bought to Claremore to
await a lu-urlng, they being arrested
on suspicion.
Cruichfield was a young man, well
known ull over the county. Ho lias
hud considerable money ull the time,
and thu theory is that he was killed
for purpose of robbery. He was rob-
bed a short time ago, and while It
Is supposed that he knew who the
guilty parties were, he would never
divulge the fact to anyone. He )ind
many friends and a determined ef-
fort will be made to straighteu uut
this mystery.
My Home.
I believe In my home; it Isn't u
rich home; It wouldn't satisfy some
folks, but it contains Jewels that can-
not be purchased In the markets of
the world. When I enter Its secret
chambers and shut out the world
with Its care, I am a lord. It's motto
is service, Its reward Is love- There
is no other place in all the world
which fills Its place, and Heaven can
be only a larger home, with a father
who Is all-wise and patient and
tender.
Quest Ctub.
The Quest Clah met Monday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Haynes.
Fourteen members answered to roll
call on current events.
The lesson was conducted by Mrs.
Hill.
Aa Interesting paper was read by
Mrs. Bssard on "Oklahoma's Miner-
al Wealth"
No magazine talk waa given as
the BMcaslnes had aot arrived.
by the dif
fereat ladles c ■■pitted the program,
with Mia. Mak
Humane Session To Fight Cruelty-
Washington, May 6.—The first in
ternatlonal Humane Conference to
be called in this country will be held
In this city next October iu connec-
meeting of the American Humane So-
ciety association, and under the au-
spices of that organization. Similar
conferences have been held in Eu-
rope from time to time, but they
have dealt entirely with the subject
of cruelty to animals.
The coming meeting, however, will
devote three days to the discussion
'uaapiitp o} XiionJJ jo pafqns aqi jo
of both kinds will be present from
every section of the country.
The problems confronting antlcruel-
ty societies of every country will be
thoroughly discussed and papers will
be submitted on the various subjects.
Vivisection will no doubt come in for
its fair share of criticism, and the
delegates will no doubt take some
tlce.
May 10
A Boy Or A Girl Can Earn As Much
Aa A Man.
We want boys and girls who want
to earn money to solicit subscriptions
to Tbe Kansas City Weekly Star.
Don't hesitate because you are young,
as you can do the work as readily
as older persons and we will pay you
just the same. The Kansas Weekly
Star is the best known weekly news
paper In the West and your spare
time spent working for it will pay
you handsomely, not in toys, watches
or other small wares, but in CASH.
Write to-day for terms and full Infor-
mation. Address
The Kansas City Weekly Star,
Kansas City, Mo.
May 10
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure Inn all its stages,
and that is Catarrh. Hall'tr Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity- Ca-
requires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal-
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces ofthe system, there-
by destroying the foundation of the
disease, and givinng the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers th'i
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to care. Send
for list of testimonials. Address F.
J. CHENEY * CO., Toledo.
SoM by all Druggists. 73c.
Take Hall's Family Pilb for con
T A N N E R 8
Kino Library Tnblea. Parlor Tablet, trie tost
Iwwof |Jiinnir TaMea, U|ilinlgter«xl Rockers, Per«
lur Kuukers, Plain Roukora The larireni a« ori
litem uf aliaira from' liie boat laotories in the
oouiitrv. lliir lot of now furniture Ju«i reeeived
Com** in—we have the jroods and prto.«a lo suit
>our neeiia. A little better, a little |e*«.
■,
TANNER'S
Are You Going to Paint
or Paper This Spring?
If so, wc want to sell you the material
to overhaul your home thoroughly. A
full line of paint and all the newest in
Wall Paper on hand for your inspection.
A new store and bran new stock,'lo-
cated first door west of Hotel Mason.
Claremore Wall Paper 4 Paint Co.
Only exclusive Wall Paper and Paint house in Rogers County
!
Will Loan You Honey on Your
Farm at 6 Per Cent.
With 2 per cent commission. Can pay any
time and stop interest.
Will Loan You Honey on City
Property at 8 per Cent.
With 2 per cent ccommission. Want business
and fine residence loans. Must have modern
improvements.
Alex. A. Dennison
PHONE 88
PHONE 88
EXTRACTS OF HICHEST QUALITY
Vanilla Pineapple
L'moo Strawberry
Almond Raspberry
Orange Cinnamon
Banana Chocolate
Rose Peppermint
Fruit Colorings
Try Maplo for syrup
and maple fillings for
cakes.
CASH GROCERY
'The Store that Grows to Supply the Demand"
FARMERS' BANK AND TRUST CO.
CLAREMORE. OKLA.
Capital $30,000.00
Deposits guaranteed by the State of
Oklahoma Depositors Guaranty Fund.
Liberal treatment accorded. W« want
your account.
To the Man in Need of An Abstract.
If doing a thing better than the other fellow does it,
is wortli while, then it's worth your while to fet your
abstracts from the
ROGERS COUNJY ABSTRACT CO.
BONDED ABSTRACTERS
CLAREMORE. OKLAHOMA
Telephone W Opposite port,
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Claremore Messenger. (Claremore, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, May 6, 1910, newspaper, May 6, 1910; Claremore, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc178324/m1/1/: accessed April 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.