The Marlow Review. (Marlow, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 21, 1915 Page: 4 of 8
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THE MARLOW REVIEW
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THE MARLOW REVIEW
Published by
CHS MARLOW PUBLISHING CO
(Incorporated)
w B ANTHONY EDITOR
THORACE NANCE Business Manager
unil and Lons Distance Phone No- 35
BSCRIPTION ONE YEAR $100
Entered in the postoflice at Marlow
( lahoma for transportation through
he Biaila aa second class matter
Published Every Thursday
KING CORN
The food crop in America for
this year will be the moat valu-
able that this country has ever
produced The Government’s
October report shows that corn
is still king of all crops with in-
dications of over three billion
bushels and the wheat crop is
estimated at over a billion bush-
els '
Corn is king Enough corn
was grown in the United--States
this year to give daily bread to
half the world for a twelvemonth
But we can not afford to give
jitt bread away except to the
Belgians and such other pitifuls
-as have had their substance
crushed to powder under the
the wheels of the war chariot
Ye expect to sell our corn but
we are pricing it low Ii some
Texas towns it is now going at
forty cents a bushel And ome
of those who are sellinglt at that
price are so philanthropic they
are willing to sell at forty in
October and buy back at sixty
-or seventy in March It is fine
for the poor to have so rich a
breadstuff at so small a price
But corn at forty cents a bushel
is to cheap FarmerVwho sell
at such a figure are improverish--ing
themselves Perhaps they
can’t help it or irhagine they
-can't If they really can’t and
if they are really efficient they
will proyide against such aneces-
: sity hereafter Ifdheyare not
efficient then mayi hpaven help
-them for nothing else can
t
IRE WOMEN "
Woman is ever new She does
T-iot 'grow stale And being her-
wlf keleidoscopic her raimant
generally takes temperament
after its wearer Therefore wom-
en’s clothes as well as women’s
'temperamental fades and foibles
are legitimate subjects for edi-
torial dissertion Women more-
over are one-half the people-
some say the better half Then
it is important that so large an
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THE REVIEW’S
TfCNCTlt deflclencioa and an adoonafp
element of the population be ac
corded the constant attention of
the publicists As for the occas-
ional women’s occasional object-
ion to the attention of the press
she cannot logically contend
against it if she attracts it The
lady for example who wears a
skirt that calls the public to take
a look ought not to be surprised
or pained if the public looks
And as the press is interested in
what ’the public is interested in
the short skirt will in due course
find its way into the pert para-
grapher’s column Once upon a
time when skirts were very
small around the bottom a mod-
est gentleman was standing at
the steps of a street car while a
matinee crowd was boarding the
vehicle Nicely dressed ladies
were clambering aboard with
their skirts held in both hands
and the modest gentleman cov-
ered his eyes with his hat
“What’s the matter?” asked a
friend also waiting “I feel that
I ought not to look” replied the
modest gentleman “I felt that
way at first ” rejoined the oth-
er “but lately I have come to
"the conclusion that it is not my
fault if narrow skirts and high
steps don’t agree” Who was
right?
NEWSPAPER DON'TS
Don’t take your paper home
It i9 the most active and power-
ful factor in building up your
town and to support it would
involve you in the work
Don’t pay for it if you take it
Newspapers are’ run on
wind and the editor wouldn’t
keep the money anyway He’d
most likely pay it on his bills
Don’t fail to tell the editor
how to run the paper He has
nothing to do but to listen and
keep his temper sweet
Don’t put your name to what
you want published It’s the ed-
itor’s duty to epspouse unpopu-
lar causes and take your 'chest-
nuts out of the fire What hurts
your business might also hurt
his— but that’s different
Don’t notify the editor when
you change your postoflice ad-1
dress He may lose track of
you and you will escape pacing
the last two or three years of
your subscription
Don’t forget to write on both
sides of the paper- The - prin-
ters might forget how to swear
Don’t write your communica-
tions legibly Deciphering them
keeps the editor busy and he is
able to make an occassional
blunder which promotes good
feeling all around
Don’t imagine that the news-
paper has anythi ng to do News
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f Indiwnnlte for tha Inaa of mnra thn
papers run themselves and the
ravens teed the printers Wood-
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COMPENSATORY MAN
Scientists are predicting that
eugenic woman of the future is
to be taller than the woman r f
today plump and well-rounded
but not fat and her complexion
will be ruddy or brown But the
scientific sharks are keeping si-
lent about the eugenic man of
the future Why? Is lie to be
the compensation? Is woman’s
future greatness to be paid for
by the erstwhile lords of crea-
tion? Is the law of -compensation
to be observed by taking
from man to give to woman? In
our mind’s eye we can picture
man— a weazened spindle-legged
pop-eyed bewhiskered chinless-
palsied and timerous crea-
ture running about behind his
magnificent wife like a Pomer-
anian pup behind a chorus beau-
ty from Watson’s Beef Trust
Occassionally he will be allowed
to exercise his muscles by act-
ing as a truck horse and carting
home about a ton and a half of
dress goods hats and shoes from
the bargain counters But or-
dinarily she’ll just let him stand
around waiting her orders As
his eugenic partner expands his
lordship will contract until he
becomes a mere nubbin— an ex-
cresence on the body politic —a
wart on a pickle But what does
man care? Not a rap! He’s
been paying bills for women
since he settled Eve’s first apple
account With a little coaxing
from the fair sex he’ll put Bills
for women in any old platform
put Her up as his candidate and
go out and vote for her
WILL THERE BE A SPECIAL
SESSION?
Special sessions of the Legisla-
ture in Oklahoma have been
frowned upon by certain econo-
mists and particularly by ‘ the
partisans of the parties (Alt' ) of
power They have however a
a frequent occurrence in other
states and where an emergency
exists of sufficient importance to
warrant legislative actionthereis
no more reason why the Legisla-
ture should not be" assembled in
special session than could be
offered for a court not holding a
special term - ' '
With the reversal of the grand-
father clause by the United
States Supreme Court an emerg-
ency has arisen in Oklahoma
which is in itself enough to war-
rant the Democratic party ' in
urging a special session In sev-
eral counties in the State mass
meetings have already been held
and committees have been ap-
pointed to urge upon Governor
Williams the necessity of hold-
ing a special session for submit-
ting a provision covering the
election law which will not be
unconstitutional but which will
place some needed protection
about the right to exercise the
elective franchise in this State
Many plans have been suggested
but straight literacy test with a
general registration law effec-
tive alike in the country as well
as the city meets with the most
general approval-
There are other reasons that
may develop for calling a special
session and just now it is the
concensus of opinion among lead-
ing Democrats that a special ses-
sion should be called and some
provision be made for placing
restrictions on the illiterate and
floating vote Many Republicans
likewise favor more stringent
regulations than now exist for
the protection of the ballot from
the illiterate negro vote which
was held in abeyance by the
Grandfasher Clause Governor
Williams has thus far avoided
committing himself definitely
one way or the other on the sub-
ject of a special session but it it
known that he is getting many
urgent requests for such a meet
ing
one I
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Why buy extra coal and
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of tending two stoves when
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fire giving better results
than the two old stoves
put together "and with
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Soo til name "Coe’e’ ©it tho oven door
aone limine without it
t:teason
- Marlow Oklahoma
A SPLENDID SALARY WORK-
INS FOR UNCLE' SIM
The Tyler Commercial College
of Tyler Texas makes a speci-
alty of preparing young people
to pass the Civil Service Exami-
nations as stenographers typists
and bookkeepers ’ This class of
Civil Service work pays $900 a
year and upward our students
seldom start at less than- $1000
for the first year This line of
Civil Service work is about the
safest work that a young person
could persue With us they are
sure of being able to pass the ex-
amination when thpy have
passed the examination they
are sure of the position when
they have the position they are
sure of a good salary they are
also sure of easy hours and pro-
motion The Tyler Commercial College
is not a mere business college it
is a commercial training institu-
tion that fits one with a thor-
ough practical education that
enables him to enter the busi-
ness world on a broad plan
Write for catalogue and full
particulars - if you cannot en-
ter for personal instructions
take our course by correspond-
ence they are practical and
thorough guaranteed to be as
recommended or they cost you
nothing For full particulars
address Civil Service Dept Tyler
Commercial College Tyler Tex
State course interested in
B Y P U
Subject: “What I May Pray
About”
Leader: Susie Lee Ford
I May Pray About
1 “In Matters ot Religion” —
Mrs Marlin
“About Work”— Nettie Lee
“Love and Mariage— Mr Put-
ty “About Play”— Nellie McDon-
ald -
s Mistiya i
labor it saves time
Breakfast prepared with
fuel put in stove the even-
ing before
Think of the time labor
and money you can save
by placing this modern
range in your home
A heavy built range of
large cooking baking and
heating capacity that occu-
pies smalKfloor' space
Make room for it in your
home
ATfHE PASTIME
Manager” Frank Miller an
nounces that wild animal feature
"Amid Raging Beasts” for
Friday night This is a high
class feature produced by the
Bee Feature Film Co in three
reels and every foot 'contains a
thriller Elephants lions leop-
ards chimpanzees and ' many
other wild animals are in the
make up of this feature In ad-
dition a one reel comedy will be
shown making a four reel fea-
ture FARMER CONGRESS
GOES ON BECORO
Five hundred delegates repre-
senting a million members of the
Farmers’ National Congress in
attendance at the thirty-fifth an-
nual convention in Omaha Neb
last week went on record for
equal sufferage
The suffrage resolution was
adopted unanimously according
to a telegram to The Women’s
Journal from Mrs Draper Smith
president of the Nebraska Wom-
an Suffrage Association and Mrs
II C Sumney chairman for
Douglas county The resolut-
ions read as follow:
“Resolved that the Congress
hereby express its belief that the
fundamental principles of hbman
equality representative govern-
ment as well as social and eco-
nomic justice demand the en-
franchisement of women”
PEANUTS E00 SALE
The large north Carolina Red
Goober peanuts at $150 per bu
O C McClellan
You Can Enjoy Life '
Eet what you want and not be troubled
with indigestion if you will take a
Dyspepsia
Tablet
before and after each meal Sold only
by u — 25o a box
dee R MoArthur
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Professional Cards
Geo T Putty
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
Office in City Hall
Marlow Oklahoma
Uoa Phone 82 Office Phone 34
Dr J Arthur Mullins
Office over Guaranteed State Bank
Marlow Oklahoma
DR A A ROBERTSON
Dentist and Optometrist
Guaranteed State Bank Building
Office hours 8 am to 6pm
Office Phone 70 Residence 81
Dr W E FERGUSON
DENTIST
Office in Medcalf Building
Office Phone 75 Res Phone 72
Dr H II Wynne Oculis
107 W Park Place Oklahoma City
Eye Ear Nose Throat
Glasses fitted
The Scientific application of leni£
(glasses) tr the eye receives my at
tenlion You should know the differ-
ence between the legitimate profes-
sional expert and the “SPECTACLE
SELIEK” YOU FIT YOURSELF IS
THL1R PROPOSITION
One regular visit of one day -only
each 6 weeks
See McArthur’s Drug Store
Marlow Thursday October 7th
Duncan Wednesday October 6th
G T BURROWS
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practieelin al£Courts Office
over McArthur’s Drug Store
Thos A Morgan
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Gffice in Medcalf Building
Marlow Oklahoma
Dr R L nONTrnERY
Office over Joe R "thur
Drug Store
Residence pho'm t
Walter Pounds
Coal Dray and '
Transfer
iouse Moving of all Kinds
Heavy Hauling Specialty
Wheq in need of a team call
0 ffice Phone 133 Res 33
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Anthony, W. B. The Marlow Review. (Marlow, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 21, 1915, newspaper, October 21, 1915; Marlow, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1861576/m1/4/: accessed July 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.