Claremore Progress. And Rogers County Democrat (Claremore, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 37, Ed. 1 Friday, October 13, 1911 Page: 4 of 10
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE- FAMOUS
Curtis Type Flying Machine
4 Sensational Free Acts Daily
County Fair
5 Horse Races Every Day
The Tulsa
John D. Cooper, Daring Aviator, will fly at least twice daily
Twenty Cosmopolitan Carnival Shows Football Games Three Bands Motorcycle Races Children's Athletic Meet Don't Miss Tulsa's Industrial Pageant
Don't Forget the Dates
Something Doing Every Minute
OCTOBER 16 n 21
Excursion Rates on all Railroads
Special Trains; ask your agent
CLAREMORE PROGRESS
4. L. Kates, Publisher.
Official Paper of Rogers County
FRIDAY. OCT. 13. 1911.
Tb« Claremore Progress is a strong
advocate of the nomination of Wood-
row Wilaon for President. As a demo-
crat and a former resident of New Jer-
sey, A. L. Kates, editor of the Progress,
ia doubly interested in the success of
the "scholar in politics." But, say,
Katas, ian't it time the Wilaon men
ware getting 'busy'' And what Jo you
think of the presidential primary''
Purcell Register
The Woodrow Wilson men are thick
in the Third district, Brother Walker
We are heartily in favor of a presiden-
tial primary. We are glad to see the
Register ia also boosting Wilaon, for he
will certainly be the next Preaident.
YOUNG LAWYERS STRONG FOR WILSON
Lawrence. Kans , Oct. 6. Two
straw votes were taken here last week
among the students of the University
Law School, which showed the young
lawyers to have a strong preference
for Woodrow Wilson for President.
The first vote was taken by passing
• paper among the students containing
the nhmes of Wilson. Taft, Harmon
and LaFollette, with the request that
each student write his name below that
of his favorite candidate. In that con-
test Governor Wilson received 96 votes,
Taft 63. LaFollette 56, and Harmon
none
The voung men were then asked to
vote on the following proposition "If
the nominations are Wilaon and Taft
how will you vote '" The result of that
test was Wilson 123, Taft 81.
Considerable importance is attached
to this vote by the politicians, because
every county in the state is represented
among the young lawyers and it is be-
lieved their vote is as accurate an indi-
cation of the intelligent sentiment of
Kansas as it would be possible to ob.
tain.
The suggestion that a grand jury Buck Hundley has some fully devel-
would be a good thing for the Decern oped second crop of June apples in his
ber term of court is meeting with gen- orchard at the corner of Third street
eral approval. and Seminole avenue
Not Idle Talk
1
As the Old Saying Goes
"The proof of the pudding is in the eating thereof,'
and thus we refer to our showing of
Adler's Collegian Clothes
for Fall and Winter wear. The assortment of styles,
patterns and colorings is absolutely unlimited. We
guarantee every one of these garments to fit perfectly
and give the purchaser wearing, lasting qualities. Let
us show you what wonderful values we offer in this fa-
mous make of clothes.
W. B. Boren Clo. Co.
'The Store Ahead"
TOM UTTA OUT.
Tom Latta has been relieved from
the editorial management of the Tulsa
World. Eugene Lorton. from the state
of Washington, is now in charge and
announces that the paper will be ru'
as a strictly republican organ, and it is
hinted that it will be of the stand pat
variety. Latta has long been consider-
ed the leading editorial writer of Okla-
homa, and it was his editorials that
kept up the popularity of the Tulsa
World
Tom Latta was an insurgent and
could not be made to keep his mouth
shut. but repeatedly told the stand pat
crowd what they might expect if they
continued to stand pat. They could not
stop Latta's insurgency without stop-
ing hi* pay and this they finally did.
At the time they stopped Latta's pay
they stopped the influence of the World
and it is safe to predict that it will soot,
cease to be the most popular paper
published on the east side of the state
From now on the World will boost
Taft for President of the United States
in 1912.
NORTH CAROLINA WILSON
COUNTRY.
Wilmington IN. C. I Star
| When a man is in North Carolina be
J is in the Wilson country. In his trav-
els from the sea to the mountains he
I will be in a state which is for Woodrow
| Wilson for the democratic nomination
for the presidency North Carolina
will send a Wilson delegation to the
national democratic convention, and we
say so because the sentiment seems to
be overwhelmingly in favor of the for
mer president of Princeton University.
Naturally. Wilmington is for Wilson
because it probably has a larger claim
on him than any other place in Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina or Geor |
gia, in all of which states he spent much j
of his youth. In Wilmington, while his [
beloved father, the Rev. Dr. Joseph R. |
Wilson, was pastor of the First Pres |
byterian Church, he spent years of his i
youth in this city, was a schoolboy here i
and was the companion of the ( ape j
Fear boys. Naturally the love for tt.e
Rev. Dr. Wilson. Iiiru-ell a profound
acholar and theologian, draws our pen
pie towards his distinguished son. t'ei
sonal sentiment and friendship for Or
Woodrow Wilson on his account, makes
W ilmington a Wilson city, but over
and above it all is the popular knowl-
edge of Woodrow Wilson's great abili-
ty, his eminence as a scholar, his lofty
character and his profound integrity
His career has tieen watched, and ad-
ded to all his qualification* ia his ulti
mate display of statesmanship of high
order and his proven capability as a
civil leader of great force and influence
of national scop*. North Carolina is
for Woodrow Wilson because it honors
him as a great man. eminently qualified
by patriotism and all the qualities that
emphasize his eligibility for the preai
dency of a nation which needs just such
a man at its head at thi>* period of its
hiatorv.
RIFLES FUR S I S. (ADCTI
For FAlitor Progress.
President Bayes and Captein Kerrara
are in correspondence with the United
States government with the object of
•ecurmg fifty rifles for the S. U. S.
Cadets to carry on the military drill at
the state school. The federal govern-
ment loans arms and equipments to
state institutions for purposes of drill
and instruction. In order to secure
fifty rifles fifty young men must be en-
rolled in the cadet company. I^t every-
body b'.ost for Company A, S. U. S.
Cadets, because it will mean a cadet to
the State University School as well as
to the city of Claremore
DR. H. H. WYNNE. OCULIST
and Specialist of the Ky , Ear. Nose
and Throat, of Oklahoma City, will be
professionally in Claremore Tuesday,
Nov. M and i>ec 12th. Classes fitted
Inquire at office of Dr. Anderson, either
physicians offices or Sequoyah hotel.
THE SOMMTlflO APPLICATION
of lenses (glasses) to the eye receives
my attention. Claremore, Tuesday.
Nov. 14 and Dec. 12 Office of Dr. An
dersun.
Those who attended the Chelsea fair
from this city pronounce it one of the
beat ever held by citizens of the town.
The races and farm exhibits are report
ed to have been exceptioally good,
IMIUROW WILSON BOOM I.AL'NCHfcU.
Sacramento, Calif., Oct. 8. The open-
ing gun of the Woodrow Wilson presi
dential campaign in the west was tired
Saturday with the organization of the
first Wilson league in California at a
meeting here of prominent party lead-
ers of the state. So far as known
Idaho is.the only western state where
a faction of| the democratic party is
openly in the field with a candidate.
The candidate.there is (iovernor Har
man, .of Ohio.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Five years of Clarenore business
experience has taught us that we need-
ed larger quarters and better facilities
for handling the business entrusted to
us.
We take pleasure in announcing to
our friends and clientelle that we have
moved into the new Campbell building,
corner of Third and Cherokee streets.
This office was built expressly for us.
and. putting it modestly, we are proud
of it. Our business being of a confi-
dential nature we have felt for the past
three years that we must find an office
commensorate with our rapidly i creas-
ing business. We would certainly be
unmindful and unappreciative of your
interest in us if we should fail to re-
spond to the growing demands of your
business with us. We want to merit
your business, and we want to say that
we are better equipped than ever to
serve you acceptably
We have recently closed a contract
with the Aetna Life Insurance Com-
eany to act as their fit ancial agent for
Rogers county, Oklahoma. This com-
pany. with its large volume of loanable
funds for farm loans in this county
added to the Union Central Life Insur
ance Company, the old reliable, for
farm loans, gives us a combination of
strength and supply , practically inex
haustable.
In studying to meet your wants we
have not been unmindful of your inter
ests, but have studied them from every
point of view and we can promise you
that we are prepared to loan you money
on farm securities mi mure favorable
teims and conditions than ever before.
Having been successful in associa-
lu.g these two large companies into
our agency it goes without saying that
we are amply able to take care of all
the Liusiness that may be given us. We
want to give our business our personal
attention and give\ou the benefit of
our urge experience in our service.
Certainly your mteroats will be safe
guarded, when yi.ur business is entrust-
ed tu us •
We appreciate the fact that our sue
■ ess has been made sure in a large
measure by your kindly interest in us.
W ith our best wishes for your suc-
cess and with the rrquett that «.< may
be allowed to be the happy recipients
ot your further pleasure, we beg to re-
main your oliedient servants,
Littlkheld Loan & Investmknt Co.,
Rogers County A.sst Co..
Claremore. Okla
•Mrs. h D Myers entertained the
afternoon bridge club Friday in an
elegant manner Mrs. A A Dennison
made high score and Mrs. Clifford
Simpson made low score.
Notice of Publication
For Delinquent Taxes on Real Prop
erty, Rogers County, Oklahoma.
No* ice is hereby given that by reas-
on of the taxes on the Real property
hereina/ter described not being paid as
provided by law, the taxes are now de-
clared to be delinquent and aaid real
property will be sold at the front door, I
down stairs, of the Court Houie, in I
Claremore, Oklahoma on the 23rd day
of October, lull, and from day to day .
thereafter until same are sold, unless I
the same and all costs, including this
publication, and all accrued penalties
sha|l be sooner paid.
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NOTICE^
It is W illi pleasure we announce opening of our Dress-
making Dtrpaitment which will be in charge oi Mrs. Reeves.
B>
Mrr. Reeves needs no introduction to ladiei of Clare-
more as her work in the pa*t fully justifies us in recommending
and guaranteeing her work in all respects. *■
HAAS
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> First publication Oct. 6. 1911 ■
Summons by Publica-
tion
Stat# of Oklahoma. Couunty uf Kogwoo.
In the Distrnt Court in and for h* gei a Count* .
Oklahoma
| E C. Robinson Lumber Company s corporation.
Plaintiff, vs Lli eph Munium, Dick Hunting.
Francu & Hacting C H Mtuken . t at D«
I fendants
Said defendant, t H Milliken. will take notice
that aaid plaintiff, E C Robin sot Lumber Con*,
pan* . a t orporation, did on the 20th da> of Sao
tember. 1*11. tiled « petition in the Uiatrict Court
in and for lown CoantJ Ofclihm—. to fore
c'°** • material man lien and tor judgment
I lh* defendant*. Dick Huntir.fr and Fran
cu B Hm 'm*i for the «um of Two Hundred and
Forty-On Dollar* and Forty - Five Cents <1241.46)
and inteie t therron at the i ate of six per cent
<6 from th. .'-U of Ma>. 1ML and for coeU
of to11 ar.d thnt said judgment Uf dec fared a lien
on the building knu*n u th. France* Theatre,
located on the Wn-erly 2- fe*t of Lot 4. Block
114 bnd -mi-i lien be foreclosed and build
lug sold according to law and that you be barred
from a-#ertnig an* tight, title or intervst in or to
th* buildif.g. known an the Francis Theatre by
vu tue of a certain contract and proceeda of «atd
•al« U- lied first to the payment of the juda-
mom in f.vur of th plaintiff and for co tt ot uit.
and th residu*. It .ny, b*> applied a> th. Court
may direct.
You are further nottttnl that too lauat an.wer
petition ftltd hvr«i, by piaintifl. E C. RobUiaob
Lumber Company a corpoiatio,,. on or before th.
24th <l.y of November, A D ! !! and judgment
rendered again*! you forever barring and for«-
rtuning you from .11 right, title, eitatc. interval
property or equity uf redemption in or to raid
premise., known a. the Frame. Theatre or any
part thereof
H Ml,in Attur
1 f It at publican..i. Oct. t, ISllJ
Notice
Uf Sale o; kMi Catale
In the lualtei of the eatale of Elnura Riley. .
minor *
Notke u tiei el>> given in puraa.nc. uf an ordar
. "!« 'ounty of Kutfera. atate
1 n,,d' theJMHh day of Septaabar.
I i?i T. 1l'«l r*'8iied guardian of the .elate of
• ST, I"*1' • at public aale to
the hlghent l-aldei -ul.,e.t to confirmation by
- «*jrt unWed".. via> the ?Mo day of Ociobar
. A d. 1811. at ten O.-lock . . In front of th.
court houae u. UartWilla. W..hmgt<,n county.
Oklahoma ail the right title and mtereat of aaU
j I Klaora Riley, a minor in and to the followlna
deacrlbe,! re.l ratal. >ituat. in Waahlnatou cuuii
ty. .lata of Oh lahoma. >.,«,( *
„ I The aouthweat quarter .if the aoutheaat quarter
I !'. ' aection fuurtaou
I towoahin tweritj four north and ran(e twelve
' V1* ,nd'«" meridian, in Waahm«ton coun
ty. Oklahoma, containiim ten arret mure or leM .a
the raw may be .rrurdlng to the 11nHad 8tate«
•: aurvey thereof
Sal.I real ealale will be no Id on the fullowlna
term* and condition*, towlt At public aale to tha
«> higheal and beat bidder for raah in hand
.J Ii.ted the 90th d.y of Haptambcr 1 SI 1
Fsank 8 Hanoi a.
. . . m tjuardlan of Klnur* Riley. . minor
* J L Stair. Alton,., for tiuardUn.
■ 8t Vinita. Okla
Competition is not in sight.
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Where you can buy them right.
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