The Enid Daily Eagle. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 237, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 19, 1910 Page: 2 of 8
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1NY RAILROAD OF-
FICIALS IN ENID
C1AL THAINS KI N ON ALL
HO AOS Foil C'llUTS.
a Fe Officials Hero in S|mm inl
Train—Other N'olw of "lien-
oral Interest.
ho Frisco and Rock Island ran
e special trains each and the
ta Fe put into service extra
<> on all their regular trains to
ir the circus patrons into the
I today.
ho Rock Island's Hillings train
lo two trips and both times car-
fi extra cars and came in loaded.
- peeial train will take the people
10 tonight. On the Enid and
idarko line two specials wore
this morning and came in load-
to the guards. An outgoing
cial will be run over that lino
>r the show.
"he Frisco ran throe special
ins this morning and brought in
r seven hundred people. They
1 bo taken hotne on extra trains
ight.
The Santa Fo attached extra
s on both of their regular trains
lay and brought, circus goers
m as far as Guthrie.
Bad Breath
"For months I had great trouble with my
Stomach and used all kinds of mediciues.
My tongue has been actually as green as
grass, my breath having a bad odor. Two
weeksago a friend recommended Cascarets
and after using them I can willingly and
cheerfully say that they have entirely
cured me. 1 then-fore let you know that I
shall recommend them to any one suffer-
ing from such troubles."—Chas. II. Hal-
pern, 114 Ti. 7th St., New York, N. Y.
Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste fiood,
I)o (iood. Never Sicken. Weaken or (iHpe.
JOc, 25c. 50c. Never Bold In bulk. The gen-
uine tablet stamped C (' C. Uuarauteed to
curc ur your wuuey buck. 923
TAXES ARE NOT HIGH
Humane Live Stock Car.
To show what it has been doing
to develop a humane live stoek ear,
the Pennsylvania made an exhibit
at the tlrst international human*
cpnference in America, held In
Washington. An actual sl/.o cross
section of the car was shown, to-
gether with various drawings. The
experiments which the Pennsyl-
vania has been making in the con-
struction of this live stock car have
been going on for Home thirty years
and the equipment now exhibited
has been examined by railroad men,
veterinarians, live stock shippers
and societies for the prevention of
cruelty to animals, and has been
pronounced satisfactory for the
transportation of live stock.
The Frisco
idled the
Santa Fo Official- Here.
'— j In special official train the fol-
aiul the Rock Island lowing officials of the Santa Fo ac-
clrcus. The shown rived in Enid last night. Superin-
tcia) trains arrived over the Fris-
and were transferred to the
ck Island on which road they
l leave tonight.
osperlty to Follow Itate Advance.
Railroad managers find much en-
gagement in the declaration of
esident Shedd of Marshall, Fi«dd
Co., of Chicago, that prosperity
alts reasonable rate concessions
carriers. Mr. Shcdd's statement
as Hollows: "Things which usu-
y bring prosperity are in excel-
lt condition with one qualifica-
n, which Is. whether railroads
e going to be allowed to earn
irly remunerative rates of profit.
the Interstate Commerce ('om-
ission is wise enough to let ihe
eat common carriers do this tlwn
tendont W. K. Etter, Division En-
gineer F. L. C.uy, Foreman of
Bridges and Hulldlngs B. Cross.
Trainmaster W. W. Drake, and
(ieorge N. Rice, traveling freight
agent. The officers spent some time
here inspecting the local yards and
left.
F. E. Dowell, claim agent oft th?
Rock Island was hero from El Reno
today.
C. II. McDonald. general special
agent for the southern district of
the Rock Island was here today at-
tending to the transportation of
the circus on the Uock Island line.
Trainmaster F. N. Tlnsman of
the Rock Inland was In the city to-
ill be great general prosperity to day attending to business
1 people. Prosperity can not bo
le sided. You can not let one
How get in and cut it from the
her fellows. If railroads are not
lowed to make a fair charge, they
.n not hire as many men in maln-
ining their properties in high
ate of efficiency as they should
p, and they can noi give as good
rvlce as they should."
nection with the
ircus.
Harnuin & Bailey
S. T. Yeaton, traveling engineer
of equipment of the Rock Island, is
in the city 011 business today.
Roadmaster K. W. Oully. of t' o
Rock Island, was in the city on a
ti ur of inspection today.
I'CCLAItF CORPORATIONS PAY I
H1 \ 1 M Y-l I \ 1 PER CKNT.
An Analysis of Hie flaitnU of a
I lard pressed Admin-
istration.
Quthrlc, Oct. 19.—The biggest
joke of the entire campaign Is now
btlng pulled of A. The Haskell ad-
ministration is preparing, at the
expense of the taxpayers, to Apr.I!
fool the people of Oklahoma In
October and November. Figures
are being manufactured in an at-
tempt to prove that taxes are not
high at the present time and that
they are not as high as during Ok-
lahoma territorial days.
State paid employees are manu-
facturing the ligures for the uj j
o: the Haskelllzed democrat y press
bureau. In fact all persons, con-
nected with the Haskell press bu-
reau, are paid out of stale funds.
Hugh (Joiner, an assistant examiner
and inspector, is doing the tax
figures for the use by the democrats
and he will attempt, to show to the
people of the eighteen old counties
oil Oklahoma territory, that they
were not molested in any manner
by tho constitutional convention's
county ti i vision knife, that taxes
have not been as high during the
three years prior to statehood aa
they were during the three years
in. Oklahoma territory prior to
statehood. At the same time, one
of tho many assistant attorney
generals is manufacturing figured
in an attempt to show that $29,1100
per year is not too much money
to be expended by that department.
The democratic state platfoim
Tor the present campaign dedans
that seventy-five per cent of the
money spent by the Haskell admin-
istration is raised from corpora-
tion taxes and other so-called
special taxes. For the sake of ar-
gument it will be admitted that
tl.ls statement is true. From di-
rect taxation on the people of the
state, last year, there was raised
the sum of $2,000,000 taxes. Ac-
cording to the democratic platfo-m
this was only one-fourth of the
amount raised. In other words,
and the democratic platlbrm Is
given as proof, the sum of $8,000-
(100 was raised last year in tax :3
and still there will remain on Juno
30, 1911, a total outstanding debt
o!" five million dollars in addition
to an outstanding two million do
lars mortgage 011 the state's laud 1.
What have the democrats done with
all the money?
AN AHSOLt'Ti: NKCKHKITV.
So Thinks At Iwast One Traveling
Man.
j 1 would as soon think of starting
I out without my mlieage books and
grip as to start out on a trip with-
out a boxa of Stuart's Dvspepsi
Tablets in my valise said a travell'ig
man who represents a St. Louis
IHE FRENCH RIM STRIKE
HAS BEEN MMll SETTLED
Premier Briand Broke Hack of tie'
OrdeiW and Then Arbitrated
Differences.
Paris, Oct. 9.—The strike coiu-
. .... „ q«,mittoe of the railroaders' union has
hardware bouse. Why? Hecauae
, , . 11 1 1 1 f normally called off the strike of the
I have to put up at all kinds of I
. . . a. . * 1 . ... 1 railroad employees, which has ex-
hotels and boarding houses. 1 h*vo
, v 1 * 1 lte, I tended over several of the most
eat good, bad and indifferent
food at all hours oU the day and
night and 1 don't believe any
man's stomach will stand that sort
of thing without protest, anyway
I know mine won't. It has to j
have something to break tlie fa 1
| The gentlest and yet the
| satisfying smoke in the shop. [
J Rich in fragrance and wholesome,
\.i in effect. It counts its friends
iby the millions and by thei?
decades.
"Little Bobbie" is a faithful reproduction
of the Robert Burns. Half the size, half
the price and all its quality—5 cents i
the crutch I fall buck on.
My friends often "josh" me
about it. tell me I'm an easy mark
for patent medicine fakers, tliu'
advistised medicines are humbups.
•tc., but I notice they are nearly al-
ways complaining of their aches
and pains and poor digestion while
1 can stand most any old kind of
fare and fleol good and ready for
my work when it needs me, and 1
believe 1 owe my good digestion
and sound health to the daily, reg-
ular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab-
lets. year in and year out, and all
the "Joshing" In the world will
never convince me to tho contrary.
I used to have heartburn about
three times a day and a headache
about three or four times a week
and after standing for this for four
five years 1 began to look
around for a crutch and found it
when my doctor told me the best
Investment 1 could make would bo
a fifty cent box of Stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets, and I have invested
about fifty cents a month for them
ever since and when I stop 'o
think that is what 1 spend every
day tor cigars, I feel like shaking
hands with myself for 1 can keep
my stomach and digestion in first
class order for fifty cents a montii.
1 don't care for any better life in-
surance.
My druggiBt tells me they are the
most popular of all stomach medi-
cines and that they have maintain-
ed their popularity and success be-
cause they do as advertised. They
bring results, and results are what
count in a patent medicine as much
as in selling barbwire."
Important systems in France. Work i
will be resumed on all linss today. I
The collapse of the strike primarily
was due to the stringent measures
taken by Premier Briand, who cal!-
. someining to ureas me ianied to the colors tne majority of lIr-
an d Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets la | strikers, thus compelling them lo
crutch I fall back on. d0 service as reservists.
The premier also arrested many
of the strike leaders and used the
military forces without restraint
for the protection of life and prop-
erty. After having broken the
back of the stiike, M. Briand suc-
cessfully arranged a practica' set-
tlement, whereby the chief demands,
of the men were met.
The succession ol> bomb outrages
in connection with the railroad
strike, reached a climax today in
an attempt to wreck a passenger
train at Versailles. A bomb was
thrown at tne entrance of the tun-
nel to the Chantlers station at
the moment a passenger train was
due from Dreux. The bomb struck
the limb of a tree, and bounding
off, landed beside the tracks with
1 a terrific explosion. It tore a
I great hole, sending up showers of
I earth and fragments of the iron of
j which it was constructed.
1 A group of soldiers guarding tiie<
j tracks nearby escaped injury. They
i n port having seen three persons
on tho bridge Just before the ex-
plosion. Neither the tracks nov
the tunnel were damaged. The
train from Dreux arrived a i)3W
minutes later and continued on its
Journey.
VMf tlBUKXCaWPAf
his label on every
Wooltex garment
HE lapels on our
Wooltex coats al-
ways lie flat and close
as leng as the gar-
ments arc worn. That
saves you the pres-
sing that is necessary
with inferior tail-
oring.
tiftuudy^
The Store That Sells Wooltex.
and from :i to 5 p. ra. Elder Bagby
(one of their ministers from Alva,
Okla. I led the devotional services.
Miss Faye Eagle of Oklahoma city,
corresponding secretary of S. S-
work. helped much in the exercises
of the day.
The papers on the following sub-
jects, "Consecration Services." "Tha
Value of the Heading Course or
Study, file Many Ways of Secur-
ing Attention," "The Model School,''
"Superintendent and Assistant, Sec-
retary and Assistant," also "The
Model Teacher," were read and dis-
cussed by those present. They were
all Interesting and instructive and
showed much thought and intellect.
Several duets, quartets and reci-
tations were rendered during both
sessions.
I was glad to notice among the
congregation several of the Sunday
school workers from the different
churches in our city, who took active
part in the discussions of the papers
read. As the last paper on the Im-
portance of maintaining a home de-
partment was read, I thought what
a pity that this event had not been
more widely circulated, if not ill
our city papers, in I'll our churches
holding Sunday schorls, for they
surely missed a good thing, especial-
ly those holding offlccs in such, for
we can surely learn many important
ways of helping or carrying on the
Lord's work in the different branch-
es by attending the good conventions
held from time to time in our city.
Tile convention closed with an In-
vitation for a night's 'meeting held
by Elder Bagby.
"One Who Was There."
Hickory and oak wood, cheaper
than coal, big double wagon box
full, $3..r,0. any length, burns well
in coal stoves. Lincoln Hotel, gro-
ceries, wood, flour and feed. Phone
764. 201 E. Main. 10-19-Ht
EVEN CIRCUS MEN HUE
THEIR UPS AND DOWNS
Ihirniun and . Kailey's Manager,
When Arrested for .TreH!UU* itig«
Says C'roswlilte is Spiteful.
Hugh Gerner. although admitted-] ^ c Crosswhite, of the Enid
y a good figuier 61'' nronn : i Mill & Elevator company this morn-
the overburdened taxpayers of the'-
state that taxes are not high. Each
man's tax receipt speaks tor itself,
and if each man will place his rax
receipt beside the figures that Mr.
Gerner will publish, he will know
the truth from the face of his
own tax receipt.
nuin & Bailey shows with crossim;
his property. A warrant was is-
sue " tor the shows charging the
show and manager with trespass
The manager said he would not
plead guilty lo the charge and gave,
j bond. He declared that the arrest
, i i was spite work, since the show had
attorney"'general8 who'Ts also man- refused to give the elevator coin-
ufacturing data to explain away the;l>a«> twi *< ^lb"'
exnenditure oil $29,200 of the tax-! - o
payers' money annually by Attorney Better than some a^good as any.
General West's department, it is | jjeals 15c. Lincoln Hotel, J" £
but neeessary to show that in the Main.
republiean state of Iowa tlie annual j sfpar \T1'D
appropriation for the attorney gen-j j
— >-e .earned
Ay er's Sarsaparilla
Bloom
IsmmMBooir
kA DAY OF TROUBLE
lis not so greatly dreaded if you
I have one of our deposit books
with a good sum to your credit;
fact, it proves to he "the
I friend indeed." Do not neglect
this important matter; see lo
it at once that you start a bank
account, however small, and
| then add all you can spare to
I it. Remember, the rainy da/
lis bound to come.
TH£ BUNK OF ENID
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How to <«ct Kid of Both.
Backache and kidney ache are
twin brothers.
ou cap't separate them.
And you can't get rid of the
backache until you cure the kidney
ache.
If I lid kidneys are well and stren-;
Oklahoma territory it was but
$4,!>00 per annum.
And in addition to Hie $29,000
per annum which West gets for Ills
department the state banking
board has paid $25,000 to \\. A.
Ledhetter to do the work of the
r r ;r wr
f
<"«'• of,l«Y 10 7,y "'^nd" expenses' StEnid, "okla'.' says: ""Kor nl-
$2,-.0 monthly salary - d «^orl „inst twenty years I had trouble
paid to h with my kidneys. At times 1 had
„ey work, and hat^ too at a^ti.n ^ ^ Uu, |,a8H(l(,„H „f
when Henshav ,, k,.t the kidney secretions and I had to
°" allium np several times a. night on
Instead oti 1 .... Iliia account. Mv back became
Hie n7"7o S/X JUk ulat weak and painful particularly
figures 01 when my kidneys were bothering
the attorney general ought to p. r
form would reach nearer the sum
of $ 100,000 per annum.
Best route ami quickest time made to the
Southeast when Winter Toumsts'Tiekets will be
mencing Nov. 1st, 1910, to April 30th, 1911, to points
Cuba. Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mexico, Mississippi
Snnny South and
on sale daily, coin-
in Alabama,
New Mexico,
South Carolina and Texas. Very liberal stop-overs will be allowed
both going and returning. Final limit .lunc 1st, 1911, except that
to Havana, Cuba, limit will he six months from'date or sale.
Before making your trip let us figure with you on rates, routes,
lime etc., We are always glad to answer questions. Call phone I f,
or write.
K. E. CLARK f! P. A„ <i- H. BENNETT, Agent.
Wichita, Kansas. Enid, Oklahoma.
ron OVFIi FIFTY TIC A Its
Mm. Wlnalow'a Soothing Syrup h*a
been used for over fifty ymra t>y mil-
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain; cures wind colic and
Is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Sold
by druggists In every part of the
world. Be pure an-1 ask for "Mrs.
Wlnalow'a Soothing Syrup" and t*ks
• o otfcat klniL 26c a bottla.
The Gossard $•> On corset tomor-
row for $1.00 at Kennedy's.
10-19-21
A NOTABLE LECTURE
Dr. J. N. McCormh k. of Bowling
C.recn, Kentucky, seeretary of K. n-
tucky state board oft health, and
president of the organization com-
mittee of the American medical as-
sociation will deliver his popular
lecture on "What the People Should
Know About the Doctor," at the
IMesbyterlan church Monday night
ai 7:30, October 2\. The public Is
Invited, especially the ministers.
t« aehcrs and professional men. Club
women come nnd bring: your
friends. 10-lS-Gt
We grind the best of corn. Take
out no meal. Fresh corn chop the
same as others. Lincoln Hotel and
Grocery, wood, flour and feed.
04, 201 U- Main. 10-lt*-3t
me more than usual. Several |
months ago I saw Doan's Kidney
pills advertised and hearing thai j
they were good for kidney trouble, |
I .got a supply at the Corry Phav-i
maey. After using thre(> boxes. 1)
was cured and 1 have had litilei
or no trouble from my back or kid-
neys since then."
For Sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buf-
falo. New York, sole agents I'.r
the United States.
Remember the name—Doan s—•
and take no other.
s. s. CONVENTION.
One of the "good things ' held in I
Knid was the Sabbath school conv«*n-
lion Sunday. October 16, at the Sev-
enth Day Adventlst church on the
corner of Qulncy and Randolph
streets. Two sessions were held, i
one In the morning from 10 to 12,,
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
fine Pol Plant* Juat Cominw
Into Bloom. tit t
Ho. 902 Woat Broadwm*
J.R MTWIltR, Floriat
^"malleable ranges,
cook stoves, heaters
New stock, all sizes and all styles. Prices the
Lowest.
We invite you to call and inspect our line.
parker hardware co.
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lis Give You
an Idea of what our
"Mill can do for you.
It turns out Sash, Doors, Mould-
Stair Work, Interior Finish
Homes and Public Buildings-
lugs,
for 1
Band Sawing, Turning, Store Fronts
and Fixtures and anything special
yuo may order.
If it's made of \Vrood our mill will
produce it.
Test this statement.
Enid Planing Mill Co.
Val Johnson
VEAL ESTATE LOA/iS
has plenty of money to loan
on farms at 7 per cent.
Room 4, Murphy Hldy
rfa Lest You Forget
And pay more than is necessary
for an inferior quality of Build-
n M ifi rials we suggest than
you see this stock and learn
our prices today. 'Twill advan-
tage you in both quality and cost
Franfz Lumber Co.
Phono It6 tnlj, Oklahoma
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