The Cimarron News. (Boise City, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 30, 1914 Page: 4 of 4
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oklahoma «s mnsiDARK WAR CLOUDS jSTATE NEWS NOTES
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SHADOWS OK COMING EVENT®.
July :.-Auk. 1—kncttmpnjont •<•«
Conlfll.
Auk. 4-k—(encampment jcn'*".
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Aiik. 6—Ktowo-Coromch* ol""1"1"
bntiimi, Lawton. ,
Auk fi-7—Celebration of opening
anniversary, Frederick, .
Auk "1 s Old HetlU-f*' ll«'Ul U>n. Av >
Auk. v Hunuimr wbuul
Auk 2(uH*pt. 1—llynn Kulr, lty n.
Auk. 2fl-2 —Corn Carnival. ' ,'<l10 .
Sept. s-15—jacUnou County r
Kept. 7-12—Caddo C'uUHty J**"-. A""
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Si'pi K io—Caddo County I ;
hi'pt. H -10 I'hutiiKiuplH-iH'
Okluliorna City.
S«pl s-12-IvlnKllHlicr County
KliiKllHliur.
Srpi 11—Cliireinors Kair. . Ullll
Kept. K-12-Uru*. Cftunty K lr. Mttn
"ncpl. 14—G. a. K. «no n>i n«nt. 1°uil,11r™
Hfjit. 14-lt — Wah-Hhiih-Hlio Fair, «
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Hrpt. ir>-17—Pottawatomie County K .
Shawnoo. .,
H«pt. 1(1-18—I'awiicH county 1 "
Si'pt. 18-18— Beckham rounty KIU
C1Ri<pt. 15-18—Kay County Fair. N"wj!;,r1*;
Sept. 15-lk—Clmurron Valley Pal •
Oulhrle.
Sopt i n—< vii'iirntIon OponlriK Cnsro
kw J'trip. Piirry. .
Sept, lfi-1* Haskell County Kalr, wis
Sspt. 10-18— McIntosh county Fair, Eu-
,as!;< "I IS The Htorllnn
S. jii HI IS—1'lttnliurK t ounty Fair, m
AHapt' 1(1-18 Pen nut Carnival, Puncnn.
Hcpt, in-ik — Lincoln county Fair.
^Bopl? 2:!-24—Delaware County Fair,
°rSepBt. S2-Oct. 8—State Fair, Oklahoma
COct. 7-17 — Hry Farming Congress,
WNov,B8-Inrtlnn land sole. McAlMtar
Nov. t - iti,i|.iti land Wilburton.
Nov. 8—Inillan laud mil*'. I oteau.
Nov. II- Indian land Halt-. ilugo.
October- Southern Commercial
grciiH, Muskogee.
four powers are busy get-
ting fighting forces in
shape for battle.
All NEWS IS BEING CENSORED
Russian Troops Ordered to Moblllr*—
German Fleet Assembles—Austria
and 8ervla Prepare for War
—German Emperor Huf.
rlea Home.
London, July 27.—Tho darkest war
cloud which Iiuh appeared ou ihe
| Primary Ballots Now Being Printed
Women Can Run For Clark ' Printing of all Ute ballots for■ th«
<i . • .. .August primary will bo completed oy
No qualification prescribed by th<i| ^ ^ of (h(j preBonl WMkt mccord.
lnK to Information received by the
state election board from W. K. Horn-
aday, editor of the Sulphur Post, who
was awarded the contract.
The first consignment of the bal-
loth was received by the election
board Monday morning, and was ac-
Bank at Home
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Oklahoma constitution In terun
makes any distinction between th
sexes in the matter of holding the of
lice of county clerk, or for that mat
tcr the clerk of the district court, li
held In a decision of the suprem* I
court, the opinion being written by
I Justice Turner.
letter from Hornaday,
The decision comes n the case ol | ^ (h() r„moln(Jt,r would be ready,
"Mrs. John Stone" of Washita county , fQ- „h, t by the end of tho week. j
vho sought to mandamus the county, Tbe taJloti| recelved wt)ul(, Bupply|
election board to permit h,*r nam* I Ilbout H|x COuntleH. llomaday's con-
going on the ballot for the office ol ^ ^ pall) J f(jp dt,„V(,ry of ttI1 tho baj.
county clerk. When the election |
lots July 19. A forfeit of $500 a day!
board refused to allow her name to, 1b fttUched but the b(mra may
ro on the ballot she appealed to the I co„ecl ,t
district court and the position of the
election board was sustained. Then
she appeulcd to the high court. The
not
European horlzou since tSermany sent lower court Is reversed and directed
warships to Agudlr In 1911. has arisen t( Rrant the mandamus.
within forty-eight hours. The Servian According to the opinion of the
government has refused to comply court there 1b no distinction In this
with Austria's demands, the most hu- Btate between the sexeB In the matter
Secretary Joe Morris of the elec-
tion board said that his office would]
begin nt once sending out ballots and
other supplies for the election.
The contract for printing the initia-
tive and referendum ballotB. on which
will appear the various referred ques-
tions, was awarded to the Co-Opera-
mDialing ever asked of an indepen- 0f tt qualified voter. "If tho leglala-1 t|y<j J.rintlnK oompuny. of Guthrie, by
dent nation, for the expiation of the ture Intended to disqualify on '
Sarajevo murders, for which Austria . count of Bex," says the court,
Con-
Hugo Is to have a wagon factory.
The First National Bank of Lone
deposits of $178,000.
Exchanges are mentioning the pren-
ence of grasshoppers In southwestern
counties.
The Waukomis National bank, wltp
a capital of $30,000, has deposits of
$143,000.
The First National bank of Porter,
with a capital of $26,000, has depos
Its of $11'2,000.
The Citizens National Hank of Ok
mulgee wT.h a capital of $100,000 has
deposits of $792,000.
The Kirat National Bank of Ed
moml with a capital of $25,000 has
deposits of $158,000.
The First National Bank of (Iran
field, with a capital of $25,000, has
deposits of $111,000.
Twelve thousand dollars worth .>r
wheat money was deposited in th
Capron State Bnnk during one da;,
last week.
Reinhard Taute. 20, of Shawnee
died on a Hock Island train whil
coming home from Oklahoma City
where he had been to seek employ-
ment.
Nearly one hundred members of tho
Chickasaw Baigadc cf the Confeder-
ate veterans enrolled at the fifteenth
annual encampment In session at
Davis last week.
hold# anti-Austrian conspiracies In
^ervia responsible, and for the guar-
antee of future good behavior.
At 5:50 o'clock last night, ten min-
utes before the Austro-llungarlan ul-
timatum expired, the Servian premier
banded Servla'b reply to the Austrian
blister at Belgrade. The minister
immediately severed diploatlc rela-
tions and (started for Austria.
The contents of the note have not
been revealed, but the Servian lega-
tion In liondon understands it ac-
cepted some of Austria's conditions,
and rejected others.
The vital question to Europe Is
hether Russia will come to the res-
cue of her little Slav brother lnvolv
lng the other powers and making of
the war a dread struggle of Slav
against Teuton for European suprem-
acy.
Reports from St. Petersburg say the
Russian army Is mobilizing, but it is
to be remembered that Russia mobi-
lized several corps when Ausy-ia an-
nexed Bosnia, and the German em-
peror, stepping to the side of his ally
as was said "In shining armor," put
veto on Aussian intervention.
Austria and Servia both are mobiliz-
ing, but the silence of all the dis-
patches from the subject of military
preparations indicates clearly that an
Ironclad censorship has been
lished in both countries.
word
it
elector*
estab-
would have used the
Instead of 'voter.'"
Women Are Voters.
Any person who is qualified to vote
at a school election is a qualified vot-
er, In the terms of the constitution
and the statutes and any qualified
voter may hold the office of county
clerk, so holds the court, for there
is no distinction between sexes In the
qualifications of a voter, such as
there may be relative to an elector,
for the latter would clearly refer to a
male citizen.
In a previous case involving
practically the same question, al-
though it pertained to the office of
clerk of the district court, the su-
preme court held that there was no
distinction In the qualifications of
a voter, and "what was said in that
case applies in this," says the court
in the present instance.
Must Use Own Name.
In the decision, however, the court
Indicates that a woman running for
office, or proposing to become a can-
didate must do so under her own
name, whether it be "Jane" or "Alice"
for in sending the case back to the
lower court with instructions to grant
the mandamus the court directs the
election board to certify Mrs. Stone's
name on the ballot "whether It be
Jane or Alice, for It certainly iB not
'Mrs. John Stone.'"
the board of affairs. a total of 32tf,400
ballots will bo printed. The hid cf
the Guthrie concern for the work waa
$603.90.
1 The record or this Hank so far
l.iiN been one of steady. Hubstttn-
tial tfrovfrth, along purely legiti-
mute lines, with all apuculativo
features in every way avoided.
«; We as a local institution pay-
ine taxes to help in the upbuild-
ing of our county and state, and
interested in the welfare of its
inhabitants, solicit the banking
business of our territory, and
pledge a faithful adherence to
the same sr.fe yet liberal and just
policy in the future as in the
past, and to those who appreciate
such service, we promise court
cous treatment and prompt care-
ful service together with abso-
lute security.
Ken F. Ramadale, 45, former lutv
partner of Charles T. Router, and one
of the prosecutlcn'B principal wit
nesses in the three trials growing out
of Reuter's death, died at Tulsa
The first threshing separator of the
year to burn in Kiowa county was
destroyed near Lone Wolf. It be
longed to J. S. Jones and was value
at $1,000. No Insurance was carried
James S. Ross of Oklahoma Citv
has announced his withdrawal from
the race for the democratic nomin
tion for congressman of the Fifth dis-
trict, which includes Oklahoma City.
The Farmers and Merchants Na-
tional bank of Hennessey, with a cap-
ital of $25,000 has deposits of $152,000.
The First National llank of Ada
with a capital of $$0,000 has deposits
of $703,000.
The republican party in Grady coun-
ty for the first time st-ice the county
war. organ I? >>! wi 1 I ve no county
" ticket. T ..• democrat!; nominees in
tK : i'!kr\ will have no op-
position exc^>: me socialist candi-
dates.
The state board of affairs let the
contract for the printing of 326,400
copies of the ballots containing five
state questions to be voted on at the
primary ele t'on. to the Co-Operative
Printing Company of Guthrie for
$603.90. This also includes the print
ing of certificates and other supplies'
incident to the ballots.
A pocket of gas was encountered
by the drill at the well of the La
Vista Oil Company at Erick, and it
is believed that a much stronger
strike will be made. Drilling was re-
sumed after a few days' delay for re-
pairs, and the gas pocket was struck
just a few minutes after the drill
ing was resumed. The gas was
found after the drill had passed
through a stratum of brown sand.
An initiative petition to amend
the charter of Oklahoma City to pro
hibit the peddling or hawking of any
thing except sweet apple cider and
newspapers in the congested district
of the city was filed with City Clerk
C. R- Goucher.
Porslano Ortegc was stabbed to
death at Tulsa during an argument
over the political situation in Mexico.
Quinino Zavado, the alleged slayer, es-
caped and Is sought by the police. C"
tego was a surporter of the deposed
dictator, Huerta, while Zavado was a
Vmpathizer of General Villa.
bulletins.
St. Petersburg, July 27—The mobil-
ization of the Russian army will pro
ceed Immediately. The emperor has
fully approved the decision of his min-
isters to this effect.
Bergen, Norway, July 27.—The Ger-
man emperor left here suddenly this
evening for Berlin in view of the ser
lous situation thnt has arisen between
Austria and Servia. All the divisions
of the German fleet have been ordered j
to assemble at prearranged places on
the Norwegian coast. One of the high
naval officers who a 'companied the
emperor, has started {or Germany on
board the fastest, destroyer.
Left Fortune; Needed Money
Governor Cruce honored a requisi-
tion for Frederick Kets Hamilton,
wanted In Oakland, Calif., on the
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses. The complaining witness
is Willie Ann Kinsley, and the sum
Involved Is said to be $350.
According to the Information ac-
companying the requisition papers,
Hamilton's story waB that hlB father
lived In Boston, and he executed a
will before he died leaving his for-
tune to his son In the event the lat-
ter was married and in Boston on a
certain day. Hamilton found a wife,
but not having the money to make
the trip back home to claim the for-
tune secured It Trom the Kinsley wo-
an.
His wife's father lived ^t Sulphur,
where he was arrested and later
brought to Norman. The officer from
Oakland went to Norman to get his
prisoner.
Holds Superior Court Not Abolished.
Two of the petitions for writs of
peremptory mandamus, to compel the
county election board to put three
names on the primary ballots for of-
fices abolished by the last legislature,
were decided by Judge John J. Car-
Vienna, July 27— It Is reported that
partial mobilization of the Austrian
army has been ordered. Diplomatic
relations between Austria Hungary
and Servia were formally broken off.
War is regarded by the public as al-
most a certainty. The Servian min-
ister and staff Teft Vienna last nic,ht.
A military censorship has been estab-
lished in the telegraph office here.
Martial law has been declared
throughout the Austro-Hungarian em-
pire.
THE
CIMARRON COUNTY BANK
KENTON, OKLAHOMA.
"^ovlv gojyi
SI
The Harley-Davidson Runabout
ned.
Clifton RatllfT as candidate for reg-
ister of deeds, was denied the writ
asked, Judge Carney holding that the
office was abolished.
Charles H. Garnett as candidate
for Judge of the superior court was
granted the writ asked and the board
directed to immediately place his
name on*the Democratic primary bal-
lots. The writ was granted on the
ground that the legislation which
sought to do away with this office
was unconstitutional and void on ac-
count of it being discriminatory and
uot general in its application.
Land Department Probe Started.
The investigation into the workings
of the state school land department,
which is to be done in pursuance of
a request f om Governor Cruce, be
gan in earnest Monday morning in
charge of State Examiner and Inspect
or Fred Parkinson.
The plan of the investigation whiih
has been outlined by Mr. Parkinson
and his deputies provides for separate
investigation of the different divisions
of the department, such the sales
division, rental division, etc.
The governor requested that a com
plete report of the result of the in
vestlgation be filed with him before
the August primary, but Mr. Parkin-
son stated that he thought it would
be impossible to comply with that re-
quest on account of the immenea
amount of work involved in the probe.
He stated, however, that from time to
time he would submit the governor
supplemental reports, showing the
work of the investigation as it pro- Examiner and inspector Fred Parkin-
gresses.
Minutes Not Approved
None of the minutes of the regular
meeting of the school land commis-
sioners since December 4, 1913, and
those of several special meetings,
have been approved by Governor
Cruce as chairman of the board, or
attested by the secretary of the com-
3 mission, according to a letter State
Is simply a SideCar attached to any of
the following models of the Harley-Davidson
Motorcycle:
Denies Women Right To Vote.
Charging the right of women to
vote in bond elections for school pur-
poses, W. A. Shelton and others of
Tulsa took up the cas<| before the su-
preme court. The case was argued
nnd submitted to the court, a decision
KING AND COURT QUIT CAPITAL j (Q banded down later.
In March of this year a bond elec-
tion was held in Tulsa to vote $500,-
000 to purchase a site to builil some
school buildings. A number of mom-
Servian Army Mobilizes and Govern-.
ment Heads Go to Arsenal. j
Vienna, July 27.—A message from
Belgrade says orders for the inobili-, voted at the election, assuming
nation of the Servian army were given ^ (jiejr right to vote at any election
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The king concernJng sch0ols. An '^junction
of Servia with his court and the gar-1 ^ ^ asked against the expenditure of
rison are leaving the Servian capital. | ^ money on the grounds that the
The Servian government is to be j WQmen were not qualified voters, an
conducted from Kraguyevats, where | &,go that the e]ection returns were
son sent to Governor Cruce.
This was discovered by Mr. Parkin-
son when he started his investigation
of the books and records of the de-
partment, which is to be made in
pursuance of a request from Governor
Cruce. Parkinson asks that the min-
utes be approved and brought up-to-
date in order that he may have some
legal foundation on which to predi-
cate his investigation.
Model 10-A- •") H. P., Single Cylinder ■'.">-35." belt drive, price
Model 10-B—r>-H. P , S ngle Cylinder "5-35," chain drive, price
Model 10-C— 5-H. P., Single Cylinder "5 35," chain drive,
enuipped with two-speed, price
Model 10-E—8-H. P.. Twin Cylinder, chain drive, price
Model 10-F 8-11. P., Twin Cylinder, chain drive, two-speed ....
Harley-Davidson Sidecar complete with all fittings to attach to
Harley-Davidson and enameled to correspond 85.00
We deliver all machines at factory prices
821)0.00
'110.00
245.00
250.00
285.00
DEALER kE-J0B
TEKH8MA, OKLAHOMA.
AflENT c W. OGSTON
Aumu Garlington. Ok
J
A. E. BUCK
"ttoVdTVj
and Justice of the Peace
All Legal Papers Correctly Filled.
willowbar. oklahoma.
i. e. HILL
U.S. LAND ATTORN'Y
Notary Public.
General Land Office Practice.
Must Return To Prison.
Paroles planted to Lem Womack
and Virgil Welsh, who were sentenced
to five years in the penitentiary from
Pontotoc county on a charge of burg-
lary, were revoked by Governor Cruce
last week. The men were given their
libertv cn Jun 21, 1913. Thy have
there is an arsenal and an arms and j not mado t0 the county election board. each evocation6 ordeals'
ammunition factory. | Demurrers to the evidence introduced according
All the safes containing the state jn gUpp0rt to the evidence introduced
archives and funds of the various | }n SUpp0rt of the application for in-
banks were removed to the interior of I junction were sustained by the lower
the country today for safety. | court, and the case appealed to high
The Austrian legation sent its j court
archives to Semlin, in Austro-Hunga-
rian territory, across the Danube. The | Commercial Clubs To Co-operate
cabinet was in constant session under | Commercial club secretaries from
the presidency of the crown prince, i sixteen of the chief cities jjf Okla
who is acting as regent of the king- i homa
dom.
met at Oklahoma City and
formed the Oklahoma State Associa-
tion of Commercial Executives. The
purpose is to discourage Jealousy be-
sued by the governor, which directs
that the men shall be returned to the
penitentiary and complete their sen-
tences.
List It With Showalter
Couie: a running, come a runing
Like a hungry mule to a haystack
A sick kitten to a hot jamb
Or a fond mother to her loving
child,
and list your hind, or town prop-
erty vuth me you may have Borne
thi ng you are tired of paying taxes
and getlinir no yood cf. I can
help yon exchange it tor something
you need.
Send me a list, of what you have
no charges unless sale or trade is
made tor your l-em tit.
address, Henry Showalter,
Hurlej. Okla.
Delay Trip Across Sea
Hammondsport. N. Y„ July 27.— tween cities and bring about harmony,
Lieutenant John C. Porte will not at- as well as promote commercial de-
tenipt to fly across the Atlantic until velopment, good roads and better
October 1. j methods of taxation.
To Ask Attorney General |
The question of whether the cap-
Itol building commission will be re-
quired to advertise bids for thirty
i days prior to contracting work that
Cettinje. Montenegro, July 27.-Au«- entails an expenditure of more than
School Land Sold Well.
Sales of school land in Cnster coun-
ty show up well and the land sold
above the appraised value C i July
21, 6,720 acres were sold for $1 'S.120.J How To Give Quinine To Children.
The appraised value was $62,001. On I i-ebRILTNH Is the trade-mark name given to an
.1 « ft n<-rpR were sol.! for Improved Quinine. It is a Taste less Syrup, pleas-
the 22nd 6,0-1) acres vere bui.i ant"to take au(idoes not disturb the stomach.
$128 400, at an appraised value Ot Children take it and never know it is Quinine.
t>,„ o«m nilfi i^res were Also especially adapted to adults who cannot
$124,200: on the - -1 o-t ^ \ res w 7™ I take ordinary Quinine. Does not causeate nor
Sold for $78,400 at an appraised value I catlse nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try
of $74,200.
MANY TROOPS ON THE MOVE.
Austria Also Has Assembled Twenty-
Two Warships Near Servia.
trian troops were on the move today $1,000 will be put up to the attorney
in the vicinity of Ragusa, Dalmatia. general's office as a result of a con-
and twentv-two Austrian warships had terence. There is a Provision in the
assembled in the Bay of Cattaro. Of- capitol building act which makes this
ficial circles here Interpreted these requirement but the commiss on has
movements as meaning that if Austria discovered hat if the aw in .that re-
,4. 0 ^ . 0v sDect is followed it will result in ae-
went to war with Servia she, *ouW P completing the build-! idate the 2<ent fare,
attempt to seize Mount Lovehen, over-1
looking Cattaro. ^
Corporation Commission Reports
The sixth annual report of the cor- .
it the next time you need Quinine (or any pur-
- - - - .... KC The
25 cents.
poration commission, exclusive of sta-;
tistical information, was filed with £ FOR YOUR DEN Z
Governor Lee Cruce by Chairman: 3 Beiwlt,fnl <P,.ullRlltM 3
jack Love of the commission^ The ] Yale and „arvard ea€„ 9 inches x 24
report shows that during the year end-; Princeton Cornell Michigan
ing June 30, 1914, the commission Each 7 io x 21 in.
has received 184 formal and 3,600 in-
nas rec*- All best quality felt with felt heading,
formal compla n • j streamers, letters and mascot executed
the Jurisdiction of the commission. jn proper colors. Thi - splendid assort-
The major portion of the report is ment sent postpaid for 50c and 5 stamps I
devoted to a review of the activities to pay postage. Send now. | SS'SffS, Driv*
• of the commission in the eflort to val- HOWARD SPECIALTY CO. out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
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