The Hobart Republican. (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 14, 1910 Page: 3 of 8
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CYCLONE BRUSHES EAST
PORTION OF LONE WOLF
Five Dwellings Partially Destroyed-Twister Sweeps
Path 200 Yards Wide Through Country—One
Person Slightly Injured.
Lone Wolf. April .13 Five building,
in the cant portion of thin city, were
destroyed at 3 o'clock thi. afternoon,
by a cyclone, which approached from
the southwest, und awept north
through the country, leaving a barren
path, 200 yards wide for a distance of
several miles.
Ample warning was wounded at the
approach of the dark luminous cloud,
and people in the path of the cyclone
rushed to caves, and no lives have been
reported lost.
The dwelling house of Thos. Palmer
Sectors trail
oil burner agents
l'ostoffice Conducting an Investigation
of Alleged Endless Chair Scheme.
Local Men Examined.
G. W. tiarrigus, special agent for the
poetofflce department, spent all of Tues-
day in the city gathering data in regard
to agents, who were until a short time
ago selling contracts for certain crude
ail burner companies, which the depart-
ment alleges to have been an endless
chain scheme. •
Mr. Garrigus examined a number ot
Hobart men, but gave out no 'nforma
tion in regard to his investigation. The
inspector has been making a tour of the
state, gathering evidence at every town
in which agents have been at work,
(j l Jackson, one of the principal
promoters in an El Reno company, was
recently arrested upon complaint of a
'postottice inspector, and after his incar-
ceration in the federal jail, officers from
South Carolina appeared and wanted
him in that state on two indictments;
W. H. Edmonds, a proiiynent nier
chant of Cordell, was in the city, Tues-
day, en route to Oklahoma City.
| was torn from Its foundation. [and the
building and a barn blown together.
The kitchens of the tarr and Strange
residences were destroyed.
Out buildings were demolished.
The Harding farm home, south of
town was blown down.
At the home of Arthur Bell's two.
miles north cast of here all the out-
buildings were destroyed.
The home of Adam Deitz was turned
over and ho was injured.
Damages from the country districts
are coming in slowly and the extent of
the storm is unknown.
POINTS REGARDING THE CENSUS
The census begins April 15 and
must be completed in two weeks in
cities and in thirty days in all other
areas.
The enumerators will wear a badge
inscribed "United States Census.
1910."
The law requires every adult per-
son to furnish the prescribed infor-
mation, but also provides that it
shall be treated confidentially, tso
that no injury can come to any per-
son from answering the] questions.
The President has issued a procla-
mation. calling on all citizens to co-
operate with the Census and assur-
ing them that it has nothing Jo do
withrtaxaUonTarmylor jury service,
compulsory school attendance, reg-
ulation^«f immigration, or enforce-
ment of any law, and thatlno one
can be injured by answering the in-
quiries.
It is of the utmost importance
that the census of population and
agriculture in this state be complete
and correct.
Therefore every person should
promptly, accurately, and complete
|y answer the Census questions
asked by the enumerators.
council holds
regular session
Four Republican Members of Board
Appointed on Committee to Secure
Site for Garbage Incinerator.
Every member * ( tbo Hobart city
council responded to roll call. Tuesday,
night, when the clerk called tlio regular
hi monthly meeting to order.
After the reading of the proceedings
I of the former meeting and approving
[ the satut- the meeting settled down to,
I suelt routine business as usually con-
fronts the city fathers.
Two petitions, asking for arc lights on
Western avetiue, at the intersection of
Ninth and Tenth streets weiv on Hie
■ and were referred to the light c mtu.t-
\ side walk was ordered on the. east
Sid,. of Hitchcock street between First
und Second,
a resolution vm ad iptad inorawrtBjf
'the pay ot the assistant cit.\ niushsl,
but lost on the emergency clause i>y a
! vote of three to li\e.
Waterworks Siu>t. McGuir.* -> propor-
tion to ereet one of his recently painted
garbage incinerators was accepted, and
the four republican members of the
council were made a committee n se-
cure, a site on which to erect tli" plant,
i The usual appropriation ordinance.
| including all claims for th'e recnt
election was passed.
SOMETHING
ABOUT
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Clothing Values
Style and
Quality
Build into a Suit < nough
Style to satisfy good taste
and enough of Quality to
insure good wear, and you
have all that is Possible.
Value
The Demon of the Air
is the germ LaOrippe. that, breathed in,
brings suffering to thousands. 1 ts>fter
effects are weakness, ryjrvousness, lack
of appetite, energy and ambition, with
disordered liver and kidneys. lhe
greatest need then is Electric Bitters
the splendid t. nic, blood purifier and
regulator of stomach, liver and kidneys,
Thousands have proved that they won-
derfully strengthen the nerves, build up
the system and restore health and good
spirits after an attack of Grip. If suf-
fering, try them. Only 50c. Perfect.sat-
isfaction guaranteed by Corner Drug
Store.
Comes From Iowa.
Rev. F. T. B.irker of New Loudon, la.,
will be here next week to take charge of
the First M. E. church. Rev. Crowther
and Rev. Barker recently exchanged
charges.
Elk Creek Rising.
Heavy rains near Elk City caused a
six foot rise in Big Elk creek, two miles
west of Hobart, Tuesday afternoon.
It is false economy to buy
a Suit, because of its low
price, unless you are a
judge of quality. It is
our aim to show goods of
such character that every
man may be certain of
value at Every price.
Monogram
Clothes
Should you choose to make a selec-
tion from our new stock of Spring
models, you may be certnin you can-
not make any mistake whichever
you buy, you will not wish you had
chosen "some other.
$10.00 to $30.00
Designed by Rosenwald Weil, Chicago
Subscribe for the Republican.
—
notice that we say a good deal
j[ OH in our advertising and here in
the store about
The Store
of
QUALITY
juestion her sanity, on complaint sworn
to bv her husband, who alleges she lias
repeatedly threatened to kill the three
children and then suicide
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
\ Raymond 1 eal
i Opera House, One Solid Arypjl 9^
♦ Week,Commecing Mond y APiAI u
Clothes
If you notice their advertising—Hart
Schaffner & Marx are big advertisers—you
notice always something said about all-wool
fabrics. , 4
Do you know why there is so much talk
abou all wool? We'll tell you.
Wool like a good many other necessaries
of life, has advanced in price pretty steadily tor
years. As it rose, weavers of cloths began to
study cotton mixturs, and succeeded in making
cloth sometimes more than half cotton that
looks pretty well. , „ f
But such cloth doesn't wear very well, and War ,
Schaffner & Marx decided to take a positive stand for all
wool, and nothing else; and the fact is that every fabric in
there clothes is all wool.
The importance of this to you is that the are almost ^' '
the only makers of clothing in the country taking this posi-
tive stand, and publicly going on record about it. ^ .
We like that sort of staunch adherance to quality,
we like te sell such goods, because we know] we're giving ^
Prv** •' v':- "
satisfaction.
Sooner or later you're going to wear these clothes.
rinr Unps mm- r." v
Why not begin this spring.right now, today. Our lines com-
prise the widest range of patterns and weaves. Good suits
$10 to $30
THE
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J DIXIE STORE
The home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Sc Mir*
MOTHER WITH INFANT TO
BE TRIED- FOR INSANITY
Mrs. Ruth Boyles, mother of three
children, age 7 years. 4 years and six
months, was brought to Hobart, Tues-
day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Taylor
of Snyder, to undergo an examination to
Debit and credit'memorandums, war-
ranty deeds, quit claim deeds, chattel
mortgages, carried in stock at the Re
publican office. Other legal blanks fur
nished in any quantity on short notice.
The etltire high school is vary much
alive with talk of the prospects for the
bise ball games Friday ami Saturday.
Last Saturday Mangum played at home
with splendid < utside support. Thin
high school team think thev can wm
with these advantages in the coming
games.
Old papers for sale at this office
Nicklc a bundle.
Opening
Attraction
f Variety
Isle
CopyrigM Hart Schaffner
{ Under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce.
X 6 night shows and 2 matinees. Wait for further
t annoucements ♦
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Benedict, Roy. The Hobart Republican. (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 14, 1910, newspaper, April 14, 1910; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc236022/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.