Oklahoma Historical Society
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THE
WALTERS
JOURNAL
VOL III
WALTERS COMANCHE COUNTY' OKLAHOMA JULY 14 1910
NO 47
T h e Secret o f Success
The secret of success is not so much
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in knowing how to make money as in
the ability to hang onto it We assist
people in their efforts to save money
If this matter concerns you call and
see us about it '
First National BrinK
Walters OKIa
The Farmers Do Not Have To
Register— But Republicans
Must Register in Cities of
The First Class
Guthrie Okla July 14 — “Only
in cities of the first class is it (nec-
essary for republicans to register
order to vote at the statewide pri-
maries on August 2” said Chair-
man Jim Harris of the republican
state central committee today in
urging a warning to republicans to
see that their names are properly
enrolled
“The farmers do not have to
register and in fact registration is
not required excepting in cities of
of the first class” continued Chair-
man Harris “and it behooves re-
publicans living in the cities to get
busy immediately and attend to
this important matter ' Let every
republican register and then keep
his registration certificate for it is
the only evidence that he will pos-
sess on election day that he is en
titled to vote The correct thing
to do is to pin his registration cer-
tificate to his tax receipt and take
both of them to the polls There
will be no doubt then but what he
will be entitled to vote and no
doubt about how he will vote
“Republicans must remember
that under the nefarious registra-
tion system born of democracy it
is necessary for each republican to
hunt up the registration officer and
get his name enrolled' Remember
above all things that the registra-
tion officer ftill not hunt you up
If it should be necessary £et out a
search warrant and run the regis-
tration officer down and get your
name on the lists
"Under the law the registration
officers should keep their books
open in each voting precinct in
citie of the first class during the
entire month of July All these
registration officers of epurse are
democrats appointed directly
downward from the governor and
it becomes necessary' therefore for
each republican to look after his
personal registration
Chairman Harris Calls Meet-
ing of State Committee
County Chairman Can-
didates and Editors
Guthrie Okla July 14— James
A Harris chariman of the repub-
lican state central committee’ to-
day issued a call for a meeting of
the committee at the lone hotel in
Guthrie at ten o’clqck a m on
Monday July 18 for the purpose
of planning the work of the cam-
paign discussing the election laws
and providing ways and means ' for
carrying on the fight against de-
mocracy which will result in a vic-
tory for the Grand Old Party at
the polls in Oklahoma next No-
vember v
Chairman Harris says:— “It is
hoped every member of the com-
mittee will be present at this one
of the most important meeting of
the year
“All of the candidates for state
judicial and legislative offices and
the chairman of the county repub-
lican organizations are cordially
invited to be present at the meet-
ing The presence of republican
newspaper men and party workers
will also be fully appreciated
“Let everybody come out and
make this a genuine -old time love-
feast for the good of the party and
the success cf the ticket to be
nominated on August 2”
Chairman Harris his been plan-
ning for a meeting of the state
committe county chairmen and
party workers for two weeks past
SCHOOL DISTRICT ESTIMATE
Report of the Board of School District No One to' County
ExerciseBoard of Comanche County for the Estimated Ex
penses For the fiscal Year Ending June 30th 1911
A'' ESTIMATED RUNNING EXPENSES
1 Salary of Teachers 14 in No ' $900000
2 Repairs 50000
5 Fuel ard Crayon 55600
4 Janitor (if any)' 72000
5 Outstanding Warrants 2116065
6 Unpaid Bills on File 562892
Total 3556557 ' (
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
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1 Common school land and the state common
school levy of one-fourth of one mill (apportioned
for fiscal year ending June 30th 1910 was $175 '
multiply this amount by number of pupils in your
district :
2 Income estimated from fines escheats es-
trays tuition etc other than ad valorem taxa-''
tion 10 cts 4290 i '
To balance (amount necessary to be raise by
levy fischal year ending June 30 1911)v !
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Total : $3566557
- SINKING FUND (Bonded Debt)
Interest on $30000 building $180000
Interest on $5500 refunding bonds 33000
One twentieth of principal of all bonds 177500
Total
TOTAL SUM TO BE RAISED
$390500
Principol and Interest on Bonds 3905-00
Current expences and outstanding warrants 54674 67
Total 3857967
We the trustees of School District No One do hereby certify
that the above estimates were made by the School Board at a meeting
held on the Fifth Day of July 1910 ( Since the First Monday in July
falls on July 4 which is a legal holiday in the year 1910 the General
Statutes of Oklahoma poyide that the meeting shall be held on the day
following)
( Clem T Loucks Director
SIGNED- F C Maxwell Clerk
( L A Mershon Treasurer
Trustees of School District One
believing the referendum of the
democratic election laws demands
immediate attention as well as the
the discussion of plans for carrying
on the campaign From all sec-
tions of the state 'come- reports of
party enthusiasm of party loyalty
and of conditions that are en-
couraging for success The an-
nouncement of numerous candi-
dates for every legislative and ju-
dicial district in the state is taken
as an unusually good sign and
throughout the state the party
workers are busy -Chairman
Harris believes the
republicans will win this fall and
he is using every effort to that
end
Don't Forget
To pay your telephone bill by
July 15 and avoid having your
telephone service discontinued
Present card to be receipted
For farm and city
J T Windrow
property see
City Dads do Business
The city dads met in regular
session at the chamber of com-
merce Monday night for the trans-
action of business After allowing
a number of bills they took up the
ordinance against selling and drink-
ing intoxicating liquors in the city
of Walters and passed it
N Jones was elected as mar-
shall and street commissioner to
succeed W R Night
The meeting adjourned to meet-
at the office af the city treasurer
on Tuesday morning for the pur-
pose of making the tax levy
Union Services
The union meeting will be- held
at the Christian church next Sun-
day night Rev Mr Cox will
preach the sermon Everybody
invited
Geo F Duffy Pastor
Go to J D
ceries
Ewing for your gro-
Frank Wiemer V-Prest
S C McAdams Asst Cashier
Oklahoma State Bank
WALTERS OKLA
When in doubt take the guaranteed route
Our deposits are protected by the Guaranty
v tund of Oklahoma No depositor has lost a
dollar in an Oklahoma state bank since the
Guaranty law went into effect We pay 4
per cent interest on time deposits Identify
yourself with our bank and we will do you
good
Moved to the Beckhani Building §
Now permanently located in the Beckham Building
Rooms 1 and 2 1 st glass door to the left at top
of stairs You will notice name on door
I do ah kinds of Dental work For EXAMINATIONS and
ESTIMATES I make no charge But try to charge an hon-
est average price My Motto is: Treat Everybody White
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