The Cordell Beacon (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1913 Page: 4 of 8
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ST Cordell W— —
Publishing Co., Ine.,
Answers I*®"'11 v •und h,tch#<- The ,#**l M,M" „**?** "1 train from Alma
>■ — lhem u (u,r .nd ..Th. ^y^th^TSTno man I tig toclall.t of Sentln.l Mid 1b* be .pent Sunday with friend, .t Hobart ^ cuitody «Curly
I those who have glv.u hem .JkJr .ad y ^ ^ ^ . wM nor obligated ««,«by wcl.lj r of ~ Cord.„ Pro. c.rruthers. who ha.
honest try out. To McLemore'a latter lata «nd thut noma of th# ooclaUota| Tueoduy w|th aaaault with Intent to do bodily ^
r s : t. .u.u,- ** vo" °° i ^ ~ <•>• -Mr — -m 6Md ,ot
1 Z'L, .r. «eo^,n. .Uh =. « ^ ~ i "™ ,d
,«b„, _.«, . fets* £££' .««*.-* •«*«hjmz:3rj%2nsSt
terlal for construction, then'Steel and He atari, with the .tateraent, I ,f the cho„.p of th« |)W. Ited horae (or one that la more B<,ntlV'"V betwee* the Jeffereon
nMt the lumber variety of which Uld not obey your JL of Wa.hlta county for board mem-, >nd will atand wlthotjlt bltchlo.. ^ ^ ^ home of M. ^
- the bulk In thla county are comi>o ed nio at the County Farmer. Iniltltot . . ,ecured. .o he .aid. 300 j Joe Seale. FMnder ,,lease return to
----- i We have read oon.ldcrable about the M„,y 0f the farn.er.know that Mc- Hf ded tU|, petl-j Second Hand Store. Lucy Brown, Cordell.
K**t«d at the Puatofllce at Cordell. ln dHfl>renl ,mrta of the country. L„noro wa. Instructed to vote for and Mm BOciall>u deleft*, till AdvertLement. I
*-^^Aty/aWa ,oma.u..ecVd ^ ^ ^ y#t to ntl „rtkl« that work for my election to the board of non to^^ uud two ^ , -f ,*J *
dta+A «m>l matter. ~ |d,rt not commend them highly. Apiculture ut rhy them told me that he was too fllrrow , .■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Hill
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January 30th, 1013.
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■—rji — ' ■ ~ . , uilii(! 'd to be #vetl ronaldcred for a
The CordellV uhluo* «rnjr« MT* ^xvffen °f " ^eleoTed'Ta.t August i 'board member.^
■00 |j u flnliet Ae« " TWy rfe gener- flieb I ^eleotefl ^4 ..yt that he cannot aupport
•r'° ou. In donation, to the needy, and It kne* jr _ auoh u fellow and that It 1. the tlr.t
I I. un o..y matter to get up fifty or ne... « Inrtrtfljjlj*^ ~ tlme, Ue ever went back on hi. In-
' .Ixty dollar, most any time for cltl- niem e e . flrgt Inee;inpr ut at ruction.. It I. the ftrst time that
I ten. of the county overtaken by dl.- Jo ke®l> qule Prefidenf. .alary he ever had In.tructlona from tlie
,re.. of one kind and another. There leMl. AsVjS ll<s0l,U, He .aid ore. that the Lord
I. hardly u week i u..e. by. but what • n« "sworn The Inatructed him to_ l reach. which he
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1,11 l,1C "r"1 rr Th in.tructed him to i reach. which he
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*htt Ihleve. full out hone.t men *ld l« a.a «i ior o . College Committee recommended It proteeaiu io i
HrfHraSSsSsI «HSr.s r2SS5rs
and it 1. very evident that aome do *a / un extfa amoun,
•* * not. The evidence 1. Indl.putable a. not, thut other .t , Qh yet! he A'aa true- when he np-
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, # nolnt It I. every fellow's privilege Texas lie , ftft .... at the atate Fair aa Beckham count)
ESTiS?MM ■ *. ™oru.bo7o" r. SSr- «"7
- '• *•"; dZ r* coum,U could iu., a. well >?<"> >■" ^ "t ^ "" <« • " «* . < «
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J"m7«, w'aen b. T... o, ihirs:;=r,
Tb« aatomoblle contest which Is ^ merchants. There is no lahoma City Christmas v.eA that l_e godali8ts put out for legislative tlm-
tr-ii* conducted by this paper II community that will found that on Nov. 12 that I i'"d aak- b He is t00 dirty for me to debute.
.n live o'clock Saturday after-, ««l or^ ^ ^ ya)ue ^ ^ thp Superlor Court of oklahoma ^ yery tru,y
Tbte means that all voting tic- town of which they are a county to graut an Injunction against w v t. McAllBter. i
aial be Ui and voted by that nre ,lkewlse prosperous to the election board restraining that j
tar. The contestants have been u_0Bt extent. The one depends board from canvassing the return* on) g c MasBlngaie motored to Rocky i
hard and are glad that the other. If our friends who the Campbell Kussell bill. This ac- Tuegdav mornjng on business bent. |
'of nenr. Immediately after the ractlcing the mail order habit, cusatlon Is a base falsehood that ^
Juwnu. the judges will begirt the ^ ^ matter (.ouid not have originated in the brain, , have jugt received a shipment of,
•wOTt, inn! prizes will be awarded ac- .. m ,ve8 ,ook at the question of un honest man, but McLemore is j0,)ane8e rugs 8^x11 Mi which will be j
-wding to their report, which should ^ (he practlce peculiarly fitted for such. 1 did not go,d a, $3 -0 Joe Seale at Second
hr rawly wirhln an hour. | ' g,,end one cent for or agaiuBt the bill H#nd 8tore.—Advertisement.
—ED- iwiii cea . before nor after the election. I voted (
Cfcrrreapondents to the Beacon are llgai„9t taklni? any action on it In the N0TICE T° CREDITORS T
V^joartod to sign their names to It Is a deplorable fact that mail or- ^ whpn the majorilv ot {he| ^
fnnrf of Waahlti
before nor after the election. 1 voted (
o sign - ineir , « . fha caucus but when the majority of the j County Court of Washita
irtter. We want to get acquaint- der houses are seriously injuring the memberg voted for lt t wa8 asked t0| oklahoma.
_2 of our correspondents growth and prosperity of our country gj^n a cog( bQnd for $100 for Mr Vlnvj jn th'e matter of the Estate of ltan-
1Mr own names, also it Ib rather towns. A vigorous crusade against tht> man who enjoined the bonrdJ^n, F. Blaaslngame. deceased
^ . requfsl I. n, d. a, tbl. m.n er of depriving «,r borne ^ were b„t or four pre,ent| A„ cUIn* gb*
fite totlom ol the letter, tor «umi merehiuits «hould be organized. wt,e0 this viu done and lv ae done fe(, t0 lireseltt the «arae.
im taper, to Know just to whom to faithfully kept UP- for a friend and not to «efi$U wlth (he neceBSary vouchers, to the
. jj 'We want yo« to drop In at Why should any private resident of ure j wouid sign a bond of like underslgned administratrix, at KocK>,
c•Jhr office and beiome acquainted with a town send to the mall order houses amoUnt again for a friend If asked to Oklahoma. (of to JeaVe t e ror.
.. ii .u. uAmn mornhnnt HOPS
m
Or anything else tliat is
generally difficult to bake with
economy and success—you'll
find one heaping Uatpoonh.l of
Health Club
more efficient, purer and easier
to use than any other Baking
Power obtainable at any price.
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Win I0f/5 ':&25<,Cans
for goods? If the home merchant does do go Any thlng that McLemore .ays
contrary to this Is absolutely untrue.
1
JtOT
Oklahoma. ,or to ieuv«:
the firm of ilas'slngale & Duft Ini Cor
dell Oklahoma, within1 four months
from the date hereof or the same will
be iorever barred.
Uuted'this 30th day of January. 1913.
Mary w. Blassingame.
Administratrix.
Advertisement—Jan. 30-3t.
Crop. Pay For 100 Acre Farm *.n T.«
Y.ar. With Llvlnf—N.t. 1250
Par Acr..
Until recently yery. lew .weet r--
tatoea, were ralwd l^ootatoc couhtyf
The farmer. wej^{,ip ble to .*ve th.
pdtatoe. In large, <jpantUle.; hence
th«x raised only a. many A. they could
save and consume at home. The land
wonld produce almost unlimited quan-
tities. bii! the producers were simply
not able to keep them from decaying.
Now. however, they are learning rap-
idly how to care for the crop until
there Is a good market far it.
R. L. Rollins of Bebee has paid for a
farm of 200 acres within the last tea
eir hotel Jeara almost wholly by raising sweet
T potatoes. Of course. h? diversifies h.3
per da> notatoes nre his main money
tra*? ebop and the men who run it. — —
_ED_ not have what Is wanted he can and
. # will order the goods and sell them , VQled again8t that bill beqause
cn^n a man 1b neorl> roneii cheaper than the private individual cou,d gee no good in it and the recent
tos mile drive on a cold win e y. ^ to ^ thgm from the mail convention at stillwater has convinc-
ufll hardly atop to rea a p order houae. Stale goods are sold at ed the pubUc that I was right. Camp-
*i eitlacn ent. Btit at home n gtandard prices everywhere. A re- be„ RuBgeii, its author, acknowledg-
.«m chair, with hia legs c""°8 ® duction can be made only on goods or- ed before the convention that it had
* <^ieertul flFe' .re# 8h * gr/wvi dered at wholesale. It Is suicide of fa,led of l(8 purp08e and trt^d ^o set,
^.per. and while he is feeling g interest to patronize absentee bin through the senate, and 'house
«- « of 1 T6;,, t ® from merchants. rfor the legislature to .elect the board.
^ ^I^Wi^nts °in Ute paper and What would yon .ay to your home and gave the delegates a little kafflr
mind where he will merchant if he aBked you to pay cash COrn talk and let them go home.
trtD t0 town.—Dun- to him for «oodS you had never aeen. He knew witb such men as McLe-
and pay two weeks before receiving more representing the farmers that
Eagle. , them? ' poor results would follow and they did.
—ED— old you ever write a mail order He also states that Ewers White told
In thw Issue our-readers will find ^ ^ ^ yQu wefe a „tlle hlm thgt j ha(J gecured the removal of
tm communications. One by T. H. cramped and w8Ul- Uke to get a few a nve stock Inspector drawing a sal-
Sklxvnore. the other from n. T. Mc- ^ credit lf v0U did. the an- ary of J3.00 per day and did some of
XttAPr- McLemore makes charges wag typewritten long before you the work and put in a claim at $6.00
gainst McAlester who makes denia^ the fooii8h question. But you per day. This is a lie made out of
ft** articles are rather warm, and ^ hesltate ask your home whole cloth and as Mr. White knew
wallj Have no place in the columns merchant tQ carry you .. few months that such could not take place 1 have
the Beacon, as both include pet- would trust any good citizen, my doubts about his telling it. ln the
wiiaf flbw tbat the publir are not ^ citizen is what makes busi- first place the inspectors get $113.00
is the least Interested. Mr. McLe- termg eagy and hig patronage per month and expenses. Their hotel
article came In last wee , u maj{eg for tjip betterment of his town bills on Buch trips are $2.do per da> I ^rQ hut potatoes nre his main money
<«« held back because the columns ^ cmmmi{v and thUS enhances the making $6.25 per day that an inapect-} ^ He groWB different kinds, but
*pt ' full up. It was published in tne ^ ^ property Qr cog,g the 8tate 0n one occasion j thp Dooleyi ,h3 Bradley, and the Pump-
w ria tv:v: r:
-n T „,w tlwHon proposed * 2 Qmrantine d^nn-en, , «.
,-)>e committee selected by the demo- ^ Qwn tQwn where g0 many ,)leas. 2 days on this trip and drew $6.00 per ^ eq]U th- remainder for mor« than
.vralic state convention makes it a ^ homeg are situated' and where day as the law fixes the salary. 1 #U0()_ Th(1 past Beason he hi
JsHims for any candidate to advertise am, dis,re88 are quickly re- was requested to wo this work be-
iB a newspaper. Why not make it a lieved by those 8ume generous busi- causo it was nearer me an
t^firal offense for any man to run a men was requested to do this work be
Little Things For The House
such as Taborets, Ottomans, Medicine Closets, etc. are
indespensable to comfort, and do not cost much if purch-
a^C(j tl0T0
' They Furnish the Home Wouderfnlly because they fill
into bare spaces, giving an air of comfort and luxury.
Our Stock is replete with these inexpensive comforts.
C. E. Thornton
Furniture.
Licensed Embulmer.
Cordell, Oklahoma.
At The Princess Theatre, Friday
Night, January 31 St.,
"The Irish King"
A Comedy in Two Acts.
newspaper?-Mangum Star.
causo 11 was HCttiC! 111*; ""V. -
. was reque8te.d to do this work be-
088 men. __ * I
^S'.T^vTi.nt ^e « NO goo,l xttixeo c „ ZV^TaZT^ L, kad thto
to,. practically problb!. h.ve upon ■> - ' <*«*«• (
man from making a campaign. patronage when the matter1, On a former occasion I was direct-
The cheapest and most effective man- couggidered? It i8 those ed to meet Geo. W. Vlncetn ot Clare-
m wblch to roach tbo pobBo I. ^ ^ ln bM| more raember the, cm
,he « WPer. A mat^in tho ^ ^ ^ >iipport o( 0I1 M,„e ot tb.
j* for a aUte office would either be churche8 and community in same business and there *ere two or
wmpvTeA to go personally before the and wUhout thege what three inspectors there at the time. I
*iti« his claim., or do It by ^ town ^ | plead guilty of having one Inspector
pwai letter. Both methods are be- removed'^frdm Creek County. A man
Mi tiK means of the average citl-1 Write to your malt f de^°U*® * whom i have never aeen but waa re-
■ML Tbroush the new.papers a poli- ask them to contribute regu I liablv irtformed that he was put on
,-fltiem, « merchant or aynone else can .the maintenance of your , c lure ., wor^ ^ for what good he could
fefs claims to the people at -Jase When you send in your next or er,^ ^ ^ ^ a debt of several hun-
Zm oat half the co.t of any other ask your bargain giver to send along > do,larg to one higher up than I.
1 « dollar to assist the widow Jones ^ ^ wou)d not flre ,uch a
-ED- who is sick and in a destitute cond - ^ ^ ^ wantg tQ Ret rid of
rite industry Is fast becoming. tlon. You might atao aak him o man who oppogeg hhn.
of the greatest tor the tend your bazar which la held lu an; boye ig an anBwer to the
farmer. In the year 1912, effort to raise a Htt'e ™°°®y ° ^ 1 charge8 McLemore gives as a reason
, 232 silos erected in the 37 your church Y°u ■*°n< ftoik)w«■. ^ 8upporting me. , kn0w other
,*tern counties of the state., suggestions, but you will go _to h ( ^ j ^ ^ ^ ^
uus number twenty five were In. local business men an a _, McAllater Is a democrat and
«a^ta county. We want our rt#l-|They will help. too. C^er^your, to ttrt MeAl & j ^ ^
«WS to look this silo question squarely, duly to your commu y • before x left cordell
-la-the Utte. investigate apd see for,sond another order to the toall order^by ^ ^
whether
intor
and sold the remainder for mor« than
%\ 100 The past season he had nine
acres In this crop and harvested 1.800
bushels for which he expects to get
about $2,000.
Rollins has a special cellar for keep-
ing the potatoes through the winter.
Thto cellar is 19x25x6 fet. The walla
and floor are made of concrete, and
are from four to «lx Inches thick. Be-
tween the celling and the floor of the
house under which the cellar i. locat-
ed is a layer of sawduat al* Inche.
thick. The cellar to ventilated by
mean, of a wooden air duct entering
the top of each aide of the cellar and
extending down Into and connecting
under the potatoea. Hole, are bored
Ita the duct to let the air out among
the potat... A thermometer is kept
in the cellar all the time, and a tem-
perature of about eixty degreea la kept
up. The entire coat of thl. admirable
potato house Including all material
waa $138.46.
This farmer also digs his potatoea
ln such a way that he does not bruise
them. He first clips the vines next to
the ground. He then plows as deep aa
possible in each row with alarge lister.
He does not remove tto? vines from the
land, but keeps them there to protect
rhis soil. In fact. Mr. Rollins farms
along the most improved methods In
every line.
Mr. aid Mra. W. H. Strickland.
These Clever Ccmtdiane will present their own Play "Th
Irish King'' with a cast of Cordells Ametur talent. Mr- Strick
I land had this play out all of last season playing all the larg
Cities in Oklahoma a^d Texas. This is a guaranteed Laugh
getter so dont miss it.
Seats on Sale at Thornton's Drug Store.
Prices 15, 25 and 35c.
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McCurley, J. J. & Cochran, C. I. The Cordell Beacon (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1913, newspaper, January 30, 1913; Cordell, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc183136/m1/4/: accessed April 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.