The Cordell Beacon (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 21, 1912 Page: 4 of 12
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QUIETLY IXLICT rAOUHIH F1TCTT 0«T IT
Tttchm Mot Informal Until hi- right in amnu to Pmont Oon-
t«r Appointmonti are M*d«. formation Fails by Vote
PPWHW-. 0f JO to 26.
Oklahoma City. March 13.—
Kaeulticc of all tin* *t«t'> educn- Waiihioffton. March 13.—Mali-
tional institution* f« r the coming jon pjtney. chancellor of the state
ndiool year have been selected by \,.w Jersey, President Taft'a
• iralitv or tne .-mnrn .|the state board of education with noulin,.(. to „uccwd Justice liar-
. m Oklahoma rity and other the exception of thoae of the state ,a|| 0D thl. IUpreme court bench.
. " ; .,1(. where in- university, industrial institute for finally confirmed today hy the
- n SL «f XruZli b1*! icirla at Chiekaaha and the train. ^ ,,y . vnt„ of f>0 to 28. Jua-
Wr. put in elTeet. now i* lievond j in* achoo| for boya at I'aula Val- | jtu,.v will come to W ashing
^,«ion in ao far as the vali I'iy [ley. ^ 'ton Monday.
*1 til/ rJiHtiona at which the char
•£BJUlTEBS OF SOOH1E CIT-
tm ARE 8C0URB
X; oi Tho e in Oklahoma
Towas Where Commission
Barm it in Effect Be-
yond Question.
*ild'. hoinn t'ity. March M.—-
iiVality ^e charter* of
BANKS MUST PAY l«al EataU mnnm*. j " j*n*i7^i"statea to (leo. Harruuff,
MEKT I Taken from Penn Abstract Co.l^ ^ w ^ K R % s w i/4 4
I record. Lwi.SK 1/1 9-10-18.
Contention of State Banking, (jrai.t stafford t< <\ K. strong. _—
Board Upheld by Federal si; S W '4 11 & N W 1 1MM . Mnt lUrold «••* him! children
Judge K. Strong to .1 A. Rau Lj4.artHi thi morning (pr Benton-
|S «Aj S W U 11 & N w villc, III., for a visit with relatives.
n -/4 o ™ 74 , The story baa juat leaked out
United Htatea to Willie Chris- „„ t„ how Jim Harria and the
iona at which the ch«r I The selections *vre made so ThwM. repub1ean senators voted
, r. «,re adopted is concerned Jquietly that the usual crowd of M(rftinH( Mr pjtney'a confirmation,
. .linir to a decision <>f the mi teachers, who might I* applicants jiolirnp Bristow, Kenyon. Cum-
** " court Tuesday ! f°r re-election or new placea, was Jnjn> MIUj I'ojndexter.
Vr''i\7 validity of the Outl rie|not at the capital when the aclee-| democrats voted againat
■ | o ' M n ii | • ■ - - •
That aaaeaamenta levied hy the |, <• Thompson to *' J Knight,
„tate Itankiug hoard are neither \ K x/i ^ W 11 .Ti-10-1 h.
tian. S E V4 8-8-20.
Orrin J. Knight to II W. fan-
confiscatory nor without due pro-
eeps of law. and that the supreme
court of the United States, having urrm • . rvmn" " •••
upheld the law, the lower federal | trelI. I'art of S E V4 4-9-17
tribunals no louder will aaaume H. W. Cantrell to Orrin J.
juris<liction of suita attackiug the Kuight, S 15 Vt H W (4 32-10-18.
same was the upinion of Judge j 0. Sullivan to Lucian K.
* " Strong, S E V4 33-9-19.
OI III" Hill" ' I' "• ■ t I II' • « ,,v * * #
. W.IB attacked on the It iona were made. The heada or hjm; ^ Bryan, Chamberlain,
«muml that the election at which |the various schools were not even (.u,bmon (jar«iiHT, Gore, Hitch-
the charter was adored had not I present. | Cock. Johnson, Kern, Lea, Myers,
leaallv held and this conten I All the heads of the school* act- ( N< w|an,|Mi O'Oonnan, Poinerene,
,,«n w ,s upheld in an opinion 1 y led upon were re-elected for anoth-, Kayner, Reed, Shively, Smith of
court v>, ic months | er year and the old faculties w^joenrgia. Smith of South Carolina
♦h." ►,ii>r«lil(. coun st.'H? inumi i |« • iwi-,,.*..
\ rehiring was grnnte.1, re-elected except m a Taylor
an.: 0 virtual reversal of where teachers were transferred,
i, f«... nnriMii.'court fol or resigned to accept other posi-
The t-. )>•! up I tions. A >rding to State Sup Misg Sadie Felkner Paeses Away.
W"v tli, < klaboma < it % char erintendent Wilson, in most cases | Mihh Sadie Kelkner, who has
.1,,, . M'mr '-ii the recommendations of the beads |MM.„ a resident of Cordell tor the
Aer, as well a* mow >• ^ ,M1.J . „ Ai.a
\rn «d the state, was attacks.,
w rc the same «s those brought
*rf> ^11 the Guthrie ease, and the
•Anal outcome of the ease has beon
^waited with intense interest in
▼rrv city where the commission
tne rccoiniucuuiiiiuiin <n •" "l"un|i een a reaiaeui 01 v,uru«-u whs tliat 01 tne himi
of the various institutions were past ^v,. or H\x years, died Wed-L^^ |)oart| against People
followed in selection of faculty; n,.aday night, after a good many ^atjoua| Bank of Kingfisher, file
members. vears of suffering with rheuma- . district court of Kingfisht
years of suffering with rheuma-
— —— It ism. For several years she has
Close and Stingy I |,een absolutely helpless and has
v"where' the commission "I,e ,s ,,,ONf' a,u<1 , Ibeen cared for by the neighbors
' . ; i„ ,.ff,.(.t |n mnn to a nun,ber °' other , who took in her meals prepared,
"f ,H'n effet" on the corner of a street about a | ^~to\be fire, in fict doing
Recital Enjoyed >™n who had just passed. I wish , pve thing that wat done, she be-
The entertainment given last there were more like him, a,d | illR helpless.
Vridav night bv the music and ex- a weary bill collector who was, rph< only relativeg in this neigh-
ert<sM*on .lasses of Miss Ellis was resting and trying to get up cour- are tw0 neiCes living
all present. I age to "tackle" the next custo-1
-arr> ailv enjoyed by all present. I age to 'tacKie tne ne« «««., Bessie, Oklahoma.
n- pupil. Hr, young hnt acquit-1 uu-r. "When you pre«nt « bill
. . i'i a.i. . — 1 ti. 4 1*10 ti ln l/i/iku it nvor. 2111(1
IIUl OV^un 1 •
trt\ themselves with credit, their to that man he looks it over, and
dkill showed the fruits of effort if it is all right he goes to the!
, 1 careful instruction. I drawer and gets the money and Your Money Back For the Asking.
| pays it. During several years *• - « J—
HOW IS YOUR LIVER? j that 1 have been collecting, he
Up Liver Causes Con8ti.j The ppofe8gionai hill c
jaat.ion and other Serious Ailments tj|ii|>s ](iani (o jove !t
Pav a Ounrter. ' mi t c .1 ...i • .
I 1 llll 1 I rir
. lias not stood ofT a bill 11 minute
Cured For a Quarter.
Did you know dear read*
<V P
tip anions Hot Springs
M&r'oii
r time
■druir store in Cord
lollector
stingy
CAN YOU ASK MORE?
Money Back For the A
You Promise Nothing
John II. ('otteral, United States
judge for the western district of
Oklahoma rendered Monday.
The opinion of the court upholds
the contention of the state bank-
ing board that the supreme court
having passed on the question as
to the law being confiscatory and
without due process of law that
rMiiiui "i ™«in « this question is settled insofar as
and Williams.—Wichita HU|)0rdinate courts are con-
cerned, and it ends teh removal
of such cases from the state courts
to the federal tribunals upon this
oiiestion alone.
I The case was that of the state
's
filed
in district court of Kingfisher
county. The People's National
was a state bank which had been
converted to national bank, and
it was claimed by the state bank-
ing board thlt it owed the state
assessment made before the
change.
The bank removed the cause to
the federal court, claiming that a
constitutional q «e. tion was in-
volved in that tne assessment was
confiscatory and m attempt to de-
rive it of its property without
due process .v law, contrai\ to
if fcdenl constitution. The
urt saw 110 merit in tie plea,]
<1 said tlif! this quest:m hav-
1 ... alren I / been t|icidea by the
.. . |,iy pi.|iM,, flint OTprunu... to up- f|>m| s contrary
thatl clof ll8!wl * 1 l'l.v ll"' """I"'1"1' fre«'" aM ''"M °L n„. l.nllu-K claim, tliat tile loiv-
U 1! not brash about having purchases, (,v(,rv OJ,(1 who llJM,8 ,t according to ,
Thornton is the agent or (.hnrgrd: he makes a debt only «f-1 <lir.-i-tionrf who is not perfectly (,10 fodorai" ,lUestion
jisM withthf rmiUta. We «aet .' Kur thU re8mu
knd put no n"^jj|,hf eullrt r(.f„«.d to tttke jurtadio.
We are!1'"" ot tIie ua80' ,uul t,ie
i- I MM>lic;)tioii lor removal, the case
VOU 11 Vt* 1 1
going back to the state court.
I In denying the application the
court also ruled that all state
J banks, which may be converted
Taft crowd came to lose out in
the Washita county republican
convention. The Roosevelt men
were in the majority in the con-
vention, but in that whole outfit
there wasn't a man who knew
enough about parlimentary prac
rung, •" t* V4 • ii"."H!i 1 - -
John F. Brown to J. W. Jordan, tice to even put a motion for ad^
S N K \\ 21-H-lft. | journment. The politicians and
J." C. Nelson to G. D. Cokcr, office-holding fellows were ou the
L 1, 2 :i. B 12, Boyds add to New j other side, and they had every-
Cordell. thing framed up to carry the day,
Aetna B k L An to E. R. Cock- and the Roosevelt captains felt
rell. h 21, 22, 2:1, 24 B 3; L 22, 23, blue over the prospect. But one |
24. B ! , Foss. I of the latter suddenly appreciated
B K Bryant to Hue Shriver the fact that there were about
LI, 2, :i. 4," B 13 C Hill. ! twenty Germans among the dele-
Sue K. Shriver to B. F. Bryant, gates. He got busy. When it
S K Vi 26-8-20. | came to voting on the instruc-1
.1 II Bridgess to B K Bryant, tions for state chairman Jim Hard
1 2. 3 4 B 18, C Hill Add |ris lost by about two to omJ
•\i L MonKor to Jriiich M. Kioh- "Who the devil « It. 'nquire,
,,v; L 16, 17 It 5 Sentinel. Alva Nil™, a Taft enpnear, .fteH
' .1. M. Riche.v to Jam™ Edwarda the ™i|.v...,tiOT W « ovor, ^thatj
L 16, 17, B 5 Sentinel.
M. F. Johnson to W. O Smith,
I, 16, 17, B 5, Sentinel
W. O. Smith to J. M Richey,
L 7, 8, B 31, Sentinel
K. S. Evans to R. L. Richardson,
K V2 N E V W Vt N E Vi 20-10-18.
Hannah Myers, to Anna C.
Kline. N W Va 12-10-14.
Philip Keil to-J. G. Flaming et
al, S W 1/4 2-11-18.
United States to Abraham Rich-
ert. K 1/2 N W Vt 18-10-1").
United" States to G. A. Switzer,
starteil the story that Jim Harria
was a prohibitionist!"—Dailj
Oklahoman.
We are so confident that we can
furnish relief for indigestion and
Large size Dc Laval Be para to
for sale or trade for stock,
C. W. Maddox, Cloud Chief.]
Mar. 14-4 t.
I)o not buy seed corn unless j
has been tested. We have puif
chased the best seed procurablj
and it will test from 90 per cerj
up. We invite you to make yoiJ
own test. Cordell Produce C<|
Liver it,,r t>arefui consideration, and .
■nid that this is the first nm]v makp8 om> th.lt j0cs notjno pl.olllis<
hev have ever been sold 111 a jt.Xp«>ct to pay it when it is due. It j.)||V 0).ligation whatcvei
is the "jolly good fellow" wl
| is the "jolly good fellow who. u(Jthing could be fairer
ml the south- j ti)K.sll't know the value of money j lll(..lt<.(i ,.j,,ht here wlier
1 u Hot Springs ,
■w<-.>t these wonderful little buttons j or jt who is the grief .'I
are almost ns well known as the coj,t.ctors
tousling waters. itrv entirely too much "chargi
Without any doubt they are the ; nnvWi.v. If th
1 located right he
and our reputation should be sul-
There is ill this coun-J assurance of the genuineiK
of our offer.
j We want every one who is truul
peoj
' j who always find difficulty and cm- |( )j indigestion, dyspep*
I 1 . Ii ; Mi>. 1,11 <• I. 11 • . a .... .4.....
„ose pcrf«*t, joyful laxative ^
.son)pounded. harrassineilt in making buckle fnrm to come to our store and
!). n't miss the supreme happy antj toni/ue meet would avoid ,)((v a |)(lX 0f Hexnll Dyspepsia
relief tliat comes from using these I ;l>> they (lo contagion they | Ta"bi(,ts 'fake them home, and
Hot Springs Liver Buttons. ^j would be vastly bitter off. Of|^V(> them a reasonable trial, accor-
single dose will prove to you that,courgt, tare some very 1j<liu^ to directions If they don't
xhey are just what you need fori,„iS(Jj.S) who deserve to 1m
^constipation, inactive liver, disor-j,.j8e(| and condemned; but
<dered stomaeh or bowels headache, j malJ wj]0 j8 classed as a
ayjrvousness, dizziness or a gen
••nil cleaning out of the poison in J rj|y anv thing of the sort
•^hc Wood. Box for 25 cents;! * * .. . * «
VfhrtT sale by C. R. Thornton and
All first class ilruggists.
Mail orders from Hot Springs
(Chemical Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
Jet Visitor: Ten years ago this
spring W. M. Jett planted 10,000
livings on eight acres of land and
orusis 011 eigm <u 1 wanieu : unw............ -------
jast week finished cutting from u0 the persons who are furnishing
ihal planting 8,000 posts. In adtli-1 tJie Roosevelt campaign fund and
tjon to the fact that the plantiiig w'HV. Address all answers to
trees assists in bringing " any reputable newspaper in the
greater amount of rainfall to an United States.
.agricultural country, impedes the j*j, aM,i down the political liigh-
in its sweep across a plainsLVays and the byways ol thp 11a-
nourttry. Mr. Jett has derived a ti0n publicity is being heralded,
■ikrwt benefit from the venture. urginK that Theodore Roosevelt
who deserve to be criti-1 p)e|lse V0U) tell us and we will
| quickly return your money. They
have a very mild but positive act-
ion upon the organs with which
they come in contact, apparently
acting as a regulative tonic upon
the relaxed muscular coat of the
bowels thus overcoming weakness
and aiding to restore the bowels to
more vigorous and healthy acti\-
ity. Three sizes, 25c, 50?, and *1.
Uexall Store. Washburn & ia.?loi
every
"closj
land stingy" miser is not necessa-
" " sort. H*3
| may on the contrary, be a provi-
dent and honest man of sound
sense whom the dead-beats who
condemn him have found them-
selves unable to swindle or to rob.
—lacksboro News.
Wanted
Colonel Roosevelt is now com-
plaining that President Taft lias
not succeeded in dissolving th"
trusts that he himself permitted
1o be organized and grow up dur-
ing the seven years he was pr m-
nt. In other words, Roosevelt
I into national banks, must first pay]
nil assessments assessed against j
them by the state banking board.
It was ruled that there is no lawj
competing a state bank to remain
as such, that it may change at
any time, but that if there is a
state assessment made before the
change, the succeeding national]
bank becomes liable for the as-
sessment. He declared plainly
that the People's National bank
is liable for the assessment against
the state bank, which it succeed-
ed.
The suit is one of several filed
against converted state banks all
over the state by the state bank-
ing board. Most of the banks
sued nationalised immediately
following the last assessment of
the board.
At wholesale the posts Rre worth |)(1 chosen
eouoi u iv/Uo' fin
third term. The while president, permitted mon
Dr. Ott comes again! Tonight
at the Opera House, he will deliv-
er his lecture on "The Spenders."
A theme of vital interest to all.
Get your tickets early. On fjalc
at Washburn & Taylor's.
10 cents each, making $800. In expense is enormous.
till. Ill'"""1 j------
Someone trusts to be organized, and thos<
Edition he has 35 loads of stove |js paying for it. Where the mon- thit wen
ev conies from has not been made
public. Men don't hand out great
one*: we unuersiuiiu mui m> 1 chunks of campaign cash unless
t.vill make more rapid growth and j .such fund is an investment that
fciisit in five years they will beiwill return great dividends,
ready to cut again and that the |- The Oklahoman is in receipt of
rwnod worth $3 l>pr had or $105. j
*iim that they have been cut ovc"
oimm; we understand that the tret
pouts will be larger and of a bet
fjer quality. So it will be seen
that it will pay the average farin-
.to plant five or ten acres of lo-
•yrUfftB.
SEE
J. J.McCurley
FOR
FARM LOANS
INSURANCE
Real Estate
Best terms on good
Loans.
Booms 4 and 5 Beacon Bldg.
a postal card from the Western
Newspaper Union offering to fur-
nish matter pertaining to the can-
didacy of Theodore Roosevelt, the
matter being in the form of plates
used by newspapers generally.
These are offered free of charge
and WITH EXPRESS CHARGES
PREPAID.
The Western Newspaper Union
is a commercial institution, prints
things all over America provided
the process is profitable, but that
great organization which reaches
millions of readers every day in
in cxistance to become
iore strongly entrenched, during
th seven years lie was president,
ilian during the same length of
■ time during the history of the
Uountry, and now complains tin t
Taft should in three years havj
prov'ded a remedy for the seven
years of incompetency or negli-
gence on his part. Colonel Roose-
velt permitted himself to be mis-
led into the taking over of the on-
ly independent steel concern in
the country by the big trust, and
gave a willing ear to the repre
srntatives of the steel trust at the
lime rhat giant organization pro-
cured his permission to absorb
the Tennessee concern, and then
when the department of justice,
under the advice of President
minions 01 readers ever, i-jTaft, brought an action to dis-
1 the vear is not a charitable insti- solve this absorption he bitterly
tution, and is not sending out complains in his publication. No
I these plates by the wholesale just more .aconsisent public man ever
'for the fun of the thing or fot held an office in this countey -
purposes of helping some candi- ^va Pioneer.
dacy. Someone is paying for this J "
tremendous outlay of campaign' Messrs. Bradbury and West of
expense. Who is doing it? And Mountain View were in Cordell
why?—Daily Oklahoman. 'Monday on business.
. ■ .
Fee Bill of Register Deeds.
The following are the laws in
this state for work done in this
office. The law also requires the
fees to be paid when the instru-
ment is filed.
All instruments to be recorded,
first 100 hundred words includ-
ing three indexes, certificate and
seal, 65c.
Each additional 100 w;ords or
fraction, 10c.
Each additional index, 10c.
Each certificate and seal, 25c.
Filing each instrument, 25c.
Recording plats, first 100 lots,
*5.00.
Each additional 100 lots, $2.50.
Each additional note in mort-
gage, 20c.
Filing any instrument such as
contract, bill of sale or chattels,
25c.
To prevent any error which
might arise, ctfunt all words. All
fees received at this office are
turned over to the county treas-
urer the first of every month and
no excess fees, as heretofore, go to
the Recorder.
Chas. B. Lorenz,
Register of Deeds.
Low Prices
AT
Thornton's Furniture Store
ON
WALL PAPER
MATTING
KITCHEN CABINET
SAFES
These low prices are made in order to reduce
our immense stock occasioned by combining
both Cordell furniture stores.
At Fisher's Old Stand.
Sentinel Nursery
Will furnish the people at Cordell with home
grown trees at home prices.
Send orders to
T. M. Meier, Sentinel,
or see W. M. Long
A New Empire 200 Miles Squar
Pecos Valley, Texas
One of the richest Irrigable valleys in the United States, ju
ahead of construction of the Kansas City, Mexico 4 Orient Railwa
A new country—a chance to begin over again. New hopes—prq
perity. A country where irrigation makes
SURE CROP5
Momescekers flooding into this wonderful new country
Orient Railway is now in Pecos County. The Extensive Imperl
Irrigation System, furnishing abundant water to these Pecos PaUsad
fonda now complete. Water now turned on. Farmers are rrigati
their land and building homes The big Imperial Reservoir co
ing nearly 2 000 acres, holds six hundred million cubic feet of wat
w,.h 75 -^iV^iuFALFA AND FRUIT COUNTRY. ^
Alfalfa is the wonder crop of the Pecos Valley. Produces
to $125 per acre. SIX cuttings a year. Alfalfa will make you ri
Facts about lower Pecos Valley are amazing. In fruit, the la
Blmuld oroduce up to $1,000 per acre. Peaches pay $1,000 per ac
apple trees are worth $40 apiece; celery and asparagus $500 per act
berries up to $500 per acre; cantaloupes $300 to $500 per acre.
Pecos Valley products won 22 first, prizes at El PaBO j
^nd some of its fruits beat the World at the St. Louis World's Fair
YOUR OPPORTUNITY. ..Pecos Valley offers your greatest
portunity because land is now selling on easy terms and at one-fi
So. RAILROAD RAT
SENTINEL, ' VTSS-Tul'Z, APHI 2.
APT NOW. Come prepared to at least make flist paymen
vour choice of town lots or land. Write or phone
your cnoice 01 ^ ^ HORNBECK, Sentinel, Local Agent.
P. S.-Wlll be in Cordell Friday, March 22; next day in Bessie
.
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