Henryetta Record (Henryetta, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 53, Ed. 1 Friday, March 5, 1909 Page: 2 of 4
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Henryetta Record
J Y Bryce Ed and Prop
HENRYETTA
OKLA
How Many Matchear
The American people use up the
enormous total of seven hundred bil-
lion matches a year but a statement
of the number of cubic feet of wood
actually converted into matches con-
veys a very indefinite idea of the num-
her of trees required for the industry
It Is the general belief that matches
are the by product of planing mills
and other wood-working factories but
as a matter of fact the best grade of
two-inch lumber Is used for matches
whilst sash doors and blinds are the
by-products of the match-timber saw-
mills In a single year the manufac-
turers cut 2250001100 feet t board
measure) of pine in the Great Lakes
region and one of the 150 odd fac-
tories used up 200000 feet of sugar or
yellow pine logs every day The de-
duction is that in common with other
industries of the United States de-
pending upon existing forests the
matchmakers are within sight of a
shortage in the wood supply "declares
Technical World Magazine When
the present timOer holdings have been
depicted they of course cannot be du-
plicated in a generation and the peo-
ple of this country may have to get
along with fewer thun twenty-five or
thirty matches a day each ns at pres-
ent In their insistent way they will
probably demand that the practice of
Germany and Fiance be followed that
foresters plant and glow timber espe-
cially for matches This could teadily
be done if forests were placed under
management and were no longer left
to run wild and produce coidwoodand
brush to fall befoie the devastating
forest fires instead of growing mer-
chantable timber
In the issue of November 25 the
Youth's Companion told of tiees in
this country w hich had been named
after famous Americans In each case
they were so named because of seme
personal connection with their name
sakes A correspondent fiom Seattle
writes that at Ravenna park somewhat
the some custom prevails In this case
however a tree is selected and named
much as a monument might be reared
in honor of a great man Paderewski
Roosevelt — “the largest fir tree in the
state" — and Adam are some of the
most recent ones to be chosen The
last unfortunately “is beyond chris-
tening as he Is very dead’ Gen Rob-
ert E Lee was to be named on the
birthday of that famous soldici Janu-
ary 19 The exercises at the dedica-
tion of the last tree included an ad-
dress of welcome a speech on “The
City of Seattle" on "The State or
Washington" and on "The United
States" after which came the cere-
mony of naming the I ices
The promotion of Frank A Vender
lip to the presidency of the National
City bank of New Yotk said to be
the largest fiduciary institution in the
United States adds another to the pst
of young men for whom Sonetuiy
Gage opened the way to successful
careers in the woiltl of flnunce Mr
Vanderlip went to Washington In 1837
as Mr Gage's private sectetaiy Hav-
ing been a financial writer on one of
the Chicago newspapers Vanderlip
had attracted Mr Gage's attention in
Chicago as an exceptionally brilliant
young man The trcusuiy depat tment
Is becoming in its various blanches a
great training school for men for the
privately owned flnunciul establish-
ments of the countiy
Toadyism has seldom been more fit-
tingly rebuked or the right perception
of duty more fittingly recognized than
by the king of Italy at the scene of
the earthquake tragedy On his ar-
rival at Messina a man met him with
the remark "Your majesty’s presence
kill go far to compensate the people
for the disaster” “8top!” commanded
the king “Don’t talk nonsense!" To
a group of photographers he remarked
that they ought to be ashamed of
themselves to be taking pictures when
hundreds of persons were dying for
want of assistance which they might
'ender
It is rather hard on a certain New
York paper which undertakes to offer
Its readers a copy of a letter written
by George Washington to have the
document appear in print bearing the
signature “Geo Wadington” Writers
who quote from a famous English
poet and have the anguish of seeing
bis name get Into type as “Wads-
worth ” remarks the Indianapolis Star
can sympathise with the New York
tdltor
1 An Imaginative person In New York
who went by the gas route left a note
suggesting that the government fur-
nish a park where the despondents
might go and die It would be a cheer-
ful place wouldn’t ItT However the
suggestion calls attention to the fact
that It Is against the law to die In the
parka now provided II ' the would-be
suicides care for anything It Is to ob-
serve the strict letter of the law
sBsemsesaeBes
"C Q- D” threatens to beootne tht
slang signal ot distress
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LEGISLATIVE MATTERS
—From thm Capital"—
A big fight occurred over section
four of the original bill which re-
lieved state bnnks from giving addi-
tional security for state funds The
majority report recommended that
this section be stricken from the bill
and the report was adopted Wort-
man of Claremore made a hard fight
to have it retained declaring that the
state should show enough faith in
the guarantee fund to consider it suf-
ficient protection for state funds
Tillotson Jones Maxey and others
opposed this idea contending that it
Is useless this Idea additional bur-
dens on the guarantee fund and that
the fund was created for the small
depositor and not for the protection
of the state
Maimed and mutilated the KeyB fish
tnd game law passed the house fi-
nally Wednesday by a vote of 74
to 21 It is practically certain that
the senate will not concur In the
house amendments The house Fri-
day passed finally the following bills:
By Anthony amending the gross
production tax law by Lovelace ap-
propriating $133000 for maintenance
of the state school of mines by
Wortmen establishing a university
preparatory school at Claremore and
bills providing for the terms of the
court at the following towns Temple
Comanche county Crowder Pitts-
burg county I-enapau Nowata coun-
ty Eldorado Jackson county We-
leetka Okfuskee county and Chant
Haskell county Both houses adopted
concurrent resolutions authorizing the
Mate auditor to pay mileage per dletn
and eApenses of the legislature and
authorizing the patnieut of $6200 02
to the 1-eader Printing company for
printing
Tne house tudiclary committee in
answer to a message of inquiry from
Governor Haskell reported that the
state school land department is not
authorized to pay its running ex
penses out of the funds received from
rentals ot school lands and is not
authorized to employ attorneys
The senate advanced to third read-
ing the Ross bill making it a felony
to give away or Bell liquor to mi-
nors habitual drunkards or persons
of unsound mind with imprisonment
of from one to five years The ob-
ject of the bill la to make the en-
forcement of the prohibitory law
more easily in cities The senate
also advanced to third reading the
bill creating the office of state su
preme reporter to edit and compile
the state supreme court reports
The senate passed finally the uni-
form negotiable Instrument law now
In force in thirty-six states
Governor Haskell today approved
the Russell bill repealing the county
high school law and the Brownlee
bill legalizing a $6000 bond issue at
The establsbment of a home for
ex-Confederate soldiers and appropri-
ating $10000 for buildings and main-
tenance was introduced in the house
Friday by Gilmer and Maxey
The house refused to concur in the
senate amendments to the Royle bill
repealing provisions of law for the
taking of explosives into mines and
appointed McCalla Boyle and Jones
as a conference committee
The house agreed to the senate
amendments to the bouse bill making
an appropriation for the regents of
the various state educational insti-
tutions and passed finally the Smith
hill defining the duties of the state
examiner and inspector mid advanced
to third reading a bill l Ross mak-
ing Temple a county court toan
It Is considered doubtful whether
there will be any action on the con-
test of A M Felton republican
against Anderson democrat before
adjournment of the house Action on
the contest was again postponed to-
day until March 1 Felton claimed
a majority of nearly 300 In McCur-
tain county but that enough returns
were thrown out to seat Felton
The house passed the bill by Sen-
ator Billups defining procedure for
the mortgage or sale of the home-
stead of an insane husband or wife
the bill locating the Eastern Univer-
sity Preparatory school at Claremore
by vote of 66 to 18
Senator Frank M Colville of Mus-
tang has just issued a small booklet
of poems for presentation to his fel-
low legislators and other friends The
booklet Includes in addition to “The
Oklahoma Girl” which gives its name
to the volume “The Girl With Boy-
ish Ways” "The Mistletoe” “The
Call of the West” “The Idols of Yea-
terday” ’The Fightin’ Man on the
Firin' Line” “My Oklahoma Corn"
and “When the Shuckin' Peg la
Busy”
The senate passed finally the Joint
resolution by Japp authorising the
state treasurer to turn over to Co-
manche county the money received
from the government for the ren-
tals of the Wichita forest reserve and
the four bridge bills one by Taylor
authorising county commissioners to
Issue bonds to build repair or ac-
quire bridges on vote of three-fifths
ot the people of the county one by
Memtnger providing the procedure
for the purchase by county commis-
sioners for the joint construction of
bridges by adjoining counties and one
by Newell authorising county commis-
sioners to replace or repair bridges
destroyed by floods
The bouse adopted a resolution giv-
ing the seat from McCurtaln county
to w M Anderson (democrat) as
against George L Felton (republi-
can) A minority report of commit-
tee asking that the ballots be re
counted was voted down
Information secured from the
state auditor shows that the leglsla
turs baa spent about $60000 of th
appropriation of $125000 for contin-
gent expenses and salaries The av-
enge cost la about $1200 or $1(00
per day Both bodlos are talking
f adjourning sine die about March
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The senate passed finally the Mil
by Senators Brownlee and Cunning
ham being a general in regard
to negotiable Instruments sd a lit-
eral copy of the laws of thirty-six
other states and of England passed
Mr Maxey’s bill requiring that pub-
lic moneys be deposited with the
bank paying the highest rate of in-
terest legalizing the Incorporation ol
Arnett Kills county the same of
Texhoma Texas county house bill
making Prague In Lincoln county
a court town and Senator Wynne's
bill authorizing citizens to build a
bridge across the South Canadian riv-
er between Lexington and PurcelL
A large number of bills were recom-
mended for passage among them tbs
house bill by Mr Robs making It a
felony to give or sell intoxicating
liquors to minors persous of un-
sound mind or habitual drunkards
The Keys fish and game bill was
also passed by the house among Its
porvlsions being a prohibition against
Sunday hunting and to bo out with
a gun and dog Is prima fade evi-
dence of Intent to violate this pro-
vision of the law
The senate passed on third reading
the Taylor bill Monday pfovldlng
for a complete city election law with
the emergency section attached
The Price bill from the house rais-
ing the salaries of assistant bank
commissioners to $1S00 per year and
creating eight such assistants was
passed filially in tho senate but the
emergency lost
The house passed a bill by Smith
of Grant fixing the duties of the
state examiner and Inspector and au
tliorizlng him to inspect the accounts
of ail county olTicers also giving
him an assistant one stenographer
and eight field deputies
Tile house also advanced to third
reading the bill by Bryan and Til-
lotson prescribing a method by
which lost court and public records
might be restored
Smith of Custer introduced a Joint
resolution reciting that the alleged
salt trust of Kansas has a monopoly
of the salt business in Oklahoma
and providing that the state go into
the salt business
Declines Nomination at Ardmors
W I Cruce has declined to accept
the nomination for mayor on the non-
partisan ticket at Ardmore and C
M Joiner was nominated A lively
fight la expected for the city ofTIces
between the democrats and nonparti-
sans Hurt In Runaway
M Blumer was badly Injured in a
runaway accident at Stillwater last
Friday He in company with Lud-
wig Unrecht was driving a team
hitched to a buggy when the horse
became frieghtened end both men
were thrown out Unrctch was not
badly hurt but Blumer received a
bad cut on the head '
For Oklahoma City Park
The campaign for a special election
to vote $400000 in bonds for park
miprovenients at Oklahoma City will
be inaugurated next week by the
Park Commission Board The Im-
provements contemplate twentytslx
miles of boulevards in connection
with several new parks
Boys With the Fleet
The following Oklahoma City boys
were with the American fleet which
has just finished a trip around the
world: H W Bateman B C Bay
lor H C Clarke A J Colt C J
Grimes W B Hensley T J Ot-
tara G F Ross Clyde Sopher B
W Tull E S Wlars
Quarter Million in Oil Deal
The E P Whitcomb holdings In
the Shallow oil fields centering
around Chelsea have been purchased
bv capitalists from Pittsburg and Al-
toona Pa $250000 being the pur-
chase price These holdings comprise
3000 acres 105 wells and alxty-slx
tanks and a dally production ot L-
200 barrets This deal is the largest
In Oklahoma oil properties In the last
year
To Sail Bar Fixtures
M E Smith special contraband
officer working In the Interest of
the prohibition law enforcement la
In Oklahoma City arranging for the
shipment ot confiscated bar fixtures
to Guthrie Sheriff Garrison baa five
wagonloads of fixtures in bis posses-
sion which he confiscated from time
to time Garrison first decided to
destroy the fixtures by fire but oq
second thought has agreed to turn
everything over to the auto for sals
Officers Doing Duty
The special Grand Jury called by
Judge Cole In the Fourth District
Court at MoAlester at the request
of State Enforcement Attorney Fred
Caldwell made a final report Friday
finding that all the county officers
are faithfully performing their duties
A Grand Jury Immediately preceding
this one of which L C Featherstone
was foreman had made a lengthy
report finding uo accusation against
Sheriff John A Harrison but recit-
ing a number of little Incidents tend-
ing to show carelessness In hand-
ling county prisoners The report
Friday fully exonerates the sheriff
Naturalization Papers
Ot thirty-one applicants for final
naturalization papers In tba District
Court Tuesday only one secured
them the others falling by reason
ot a recant decision of the Court
of Appeals for the District of Colum-
bia requiring them to have present
their original witnesses - To ball
other wUnaiaes they must post no-
tice for ninety days The Depart-
ment of Commerce and Labor had an
attorney present to oxamlno apptt
oanie
lEWIV “SINQLff BINDER”
A hand-made cigar fresh from tho
table wrapped In foil thus keeping
fresh until smoked A fresh cigar
made of good tobacco la the Ideal
smoke The old well cured tobaccos
used are so rich In quality that many
who formerly amoked 10c cigars now
smoka Lewis’ Single Binder Straight
Sc Lewis' Single Binder costs the
dealer some more than other Sc cigars
but the higher price enables this fac-
tory to use extra quality tobacco
There are many imitations don't be
fooled There Is no substitute! Tell
the dealer you want a Lewis “Single
Binder” ’
BURBANKED
Cecilia City — What are you doing?
Cyrus Cornswoggle — I’m pruning
this apple tree
Cecilia City — What will science do
next? Going to grow prunes on an
apple tree!
HAD AWFUL WEEPING ECZEMA
Face and Neck Were Raw— Terrible
Itching Inflammation and Soreness
—All Treatments Failed
Cuticura Proved a Graat Succasa
“Eczema began over the top of my
ear It cracked and then began to
spread I had three different doctors
and tried several things but they did
nie no good At last one side of my
face and my neck were raw The
water ran out of It so that I had to
wear medicated cotton and It was so
Inflamed and sore that I had to put
a piece of cloth over my pillow to keep
the water from it and it would stain
the cloth a sort of yellow The ec-
zema itched so that it seemed as though
I could tear my face All to pieces
Then I began to use the Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and it waa not more
than three months before H was all
healed up Miss Ann Pearsons North-
field Vt Dec 19 1907"
Potter Drug A CSem Corn Solo Props ZoSoo
' They Meant Business
A Chicago stage manager was tell-
ing of amusing Incidents of blunders
end errors caused by stage fright In
s romantic play recently revived one
of the minor characters a dairy maid
comes forward at the end of a recital
of a love romance and comments as
follows:
“Hope filled their youths and whet-
ted their love they plighted their
troth!"
But at one of the performances the
girl who played the dairy maid was ab-
sent without notice At the last mo-
ment the manager gave the lines to a
shepherdess who had never had lines
to speak before and who was ex-
cessively nervous when her cue came
This Is what the astonished audience
heard:
"Hope filled their trough and
blighted their love they abetted their
tooth!"
Freddie’s Imprsssiort
This little boy attending Sunday
school for the first time waa greatly
impressed by the teacher and the
larger boys of the class On returning
home his mother questioned him In re-
gard to what was said and what he
must learn for his next lesson The
child In a frank way replied: “Oh
mamma it was all about God and love
and a lady named Eve and how she
gave an apple to a man called Adam
who never gave her a bite” The
mother to lead him on said: "Who
was Eve?” “Why mamma aha was
Mrs Eva Adam a friend of God's who
kept bouse In a garden!”
NEW IDEA
Helped WIs Couple
It doesn't pay to stick too closely to
aid notions of things New tdeaa often
land to batter health succasa and hap-
piness A WIs couple examined an Idea new
te them and stepped up several rounda
on the health ladder The husband
writes:
“Several yesra ago wa suffered from
coffee drinking were sleepless
nervous sallow weak and Irritabla
My wife and I both loved coffeo and
thought It was a bracer" (delusion)
“Finally after years of suffering wo
redd of Postum and tha harmfutnesa
of ooffae and believing that to grow
we should give some attention to now
Ideas wo decided to teat Postum
“When wo made It right we liked it
and were relieved of Ilia caused by
coffeo Our friends noticed the change
—fresher akin steadier nerves batter
tamper etc
“These changes were not sudden
but relief increased ns we continued to
drink nnd onjoy Postum and wo loot
tha desire far coffee
“Many of our friends did not like
Postum nt first because they did not
make It rlffht But when they boiled
Postum according to directions on
pkg until It was dark and rich they
liksd It better than ooffae nnd were
benefited by tho change” "There’s
u Reason”
Name givea by Postum C& Battle
Creak pick Read “Tho Road to Well-
rills” la pkga '
see tee ate Mwtl A new
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LIFE TO
Lydia E Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound
Vienna W Vn— “I feel thatlowa
the laat ten year of my life to Lydia
E Pwkbam’t Vege-
table Compound
Eleven years ago I
was walking
shadow I had been
under the doctor’s
csrebutgotnorelief
My husband per
auaded me to try
Lydia E Plnkham’s
Vegetable Com-
pound and it worked
e a charm It re
lieved all mv pains
and misery I advise all suffering
women to take Lydia E Plnkham’s
Vegetable Compound”— Mrs Emma
Wheaton Vienna W Va - -
Lydia E Plnkham's Vegetable Com-
pound made from native roots and
herbs contains no narcotics or harm
ful drugs and today holds the record
for the largest number of actual cures
of female diseases of any similar medi-
cine in the country ana thousands of
voluntary testimonials are on file In
the Pinlcham laboratory at Lynn
Mass from women who have been
cured from almost every form of
female complaints Inflammation ul-
cerationdlsplacementa fibroid tumors
irregularities periodic pains backache
indigestion and nervous prostration
Every such suffering woman owes it to
herself to rive Lydia E Plnkham’s
Vegetable Compound a trial
If you would like special advice
about your case write a confiden-
tial letter to Mrs Pinkham at
Lynn Mass Her advice is free
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American settlers making their homes in
Westers Canada is the beet evidence of
the superiority of thst country They are
becoming rich growing from 25 to 50
bushels wheat to the sere 60 to 110 bush
els oats snd 45 to 60 bushels barley be
sides having splendid herds of cattle raised
on the prairie grass Dairying is sn im-
portant industry
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la tho load Tho world will oooa look to it aa
to food-producer
Tho thins which Impreaaed was tha
magnitude of the country that is available ff
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I Largest crowars of teed potatoes snd early
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1 1000 kernels each of onions carrots celery
I raditltee 1500 lettuce rutabaga tdVnips 100
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Bryce, J. Y. Henryetta Record (Henryetta, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 53, Ed. 1 Friday, March 5, 1909, newspaper, March 5, 1909; Henryetta, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2328620/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.