Sentinel News-Boy. (Sentinel, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 19, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 16, 1905 Page: 1 of 8
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Vol.2
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Sentinel, Washita County, Oklahoma, Saturday, Dec.
1905.
No. 19
HIGH]
Little store,
BIO VALUES.
My !i • n i i. ; i >: k fun of bargain.
THE Fair-
Red us, Cordell
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Congress is now tussling with the
railway rate proposition, with Senator
Foraker as champion of the railroads.
Hot air, bombast—and nothing dotfe.
Did that large Statehood delegation
from the two Territories help the c^use
at Washington, or only muddy lithe
waters V
Hearst is pressing his mayoralty
contest iu New York,, with good pros-
it* of success. Anyway, the investi-
gation will proye beneG$i#l in the war
of an eye opener, and may prevent, br
lessen, election frauds hereafter.
The big Farmers Uoion meeting at
Texarkana, Texas, has finished its
labors and adjourned. The salary of
the national president was fixed at
*ioo per month and that of the secre-
tary-treasurer at $1,000 a year. The
members of the executive coihfaittee
are to receive the sum of $3 per day
each for actual work, but nothing dur-
ing vacation and when not on duty.
Sweet William Cross wants it dis-
tinctly understood that he it stillj in
the race foj delegate to congress. .As
a traveling salesman William sta|ds
A i, but as a leader of the Democratic
hosts he is not in it. He ought to tgo
way back and sit down, -
A bill has been introduced in con-
gress calling for an approp'rTaHon.'vof
$n,ooo,ooo to be used in constructing
the Panama canal If this money was
toge'fcrr' the actual construction,'no
one would have cause for complaint,
but when we have good reason to Re-
lieve the grafter gets the lion's shjre
of thesg big appropriations, our enthu-
siasm Is somewhat wilted. The first
appropriations were stolen before jhe
acjual Work began. We must have the
"ditch," however, at any cost. I
' The Orient will attract attention to
that part of Washita county so long
neglected; Will bring Capital here; will
cause rapid growth dtf new towns along
ks line,- and will give the whole cbnnty
a boost. And this great trunk line will
soon be in Operation from Kansas City
to Sweetwater, Texas. The benefits to
Sentinel are too numerous to mention.
And now comes reports of revolt
among the Russian troops in Manchur-
ia, and the sacking and burning of
Harbin, with desperate fighting between
the mutineers and the loyal troops.
With* the fearful slaughter in the late
''brush," with the Japs, and t|ie con-
tinued butcher'of their own men, the
Russian trnly will soon be thinned to
a stand.
AFTER STANDARD OIL CO.
Governor E. W. Hoch, speaking at
Ottowa, Kansas, recently, said:
"At thit time the Kansas oil fields is
yielding' sixty thousand barrels a day,
an insignificant part of its capacity and
for this'oil the Standard Oil Co., which
sets the price, is paying less than, one
third what if paid.a year ago, and I
believe it cbuld pay JU per barrel for
this oil more than it is paying, and still
make a large profit In other words, it
is robbing the pjopU of #60,000 a day, "
or 1*2,000,000 a year. We sit supine-
ly down while wa are being robbed of
enough money every day by this one
corporation to build an banditti homes
for the homeless or to rear a great edu-
cational institution, or to eodow a col-
lege. or in one year to pay all the as-
penses of the state for five years.
ACTKSN KILLED.
Enid, Okla., Dec. 8.—The suit filed
some weeks ago bj the Garfield county
commissioners against Judge Jsmce
K. Beauehamp of Enid, alleging forgery
and other illegal acts while in qfflce.
Judge Irwiii sustained the demurrer filed
by Beauchamp's attorneys several days
ago in which they claimed that there
was no cause for action, as ths plain-
tiffs had approved of the reports in
which the. alleged errori and defalca-
tions occurred. The commissioners,
throughi Attorney Charles West asked
permission to file an amendment to the
petition which was also refused. Twenty
days are allowed the commissioners to
file a new case..
R. B. GOAR
ANDY ANDERSON
WILL W. HORN BBC K
$er|tii}el Yowi^ite & Realty Corqpkny.
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Do a general Real Estate, Farm Loan, Insurance and Col-
lection Business.
Agts. ORIENT TO WNSITEfWHITMER ADDIT'N To
3k?
MONEY ON FARM LOANS RIGHT NOW, at LOW RATE
If you want to buy or,sell any real estate, want to borrow money on your farm, want to
insure your buildings or crops, or want any collection, made, we are at your .Irvice
Goar, Anderson & Hornbeck,
Sentinel, Okla
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Hornbeck, Will W. Sentinel News-Boy. (Sentinel, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 19, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 16, 1905, newspaper, December 16, 1905; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc181098/m1/1/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.