The Crowder City Guardian (Crowder, Oklahoma), Vol. 10, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, October 16, 1914 Page: 1 of 6
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The Crowder City Guardian
VOL. X
CROWDER, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, Oct. 16 1914
NO. 4
MENS
CHILDRENS
a 1
WiNfER UNDERWEAR
FOR ALL THE FAMILY •
ALL UNDERWEAR AT THE SAME PRICE IS NOT
ALIKE. WE HAVE' THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR jS
"LINES" OF UNDERWEAR THAT HAVE STOOD TI E j
TEST OF TtfJE, THEY WEAR WELL: THE BUTTON •?
CLING; THEY DON'T STRETCH GUT OF SHAPE; «
THEY DO MOT SHR5NK. f
OF COURSE, YOU WiLL NEED WINTER UMD5R- |
WEAR. COME IN NOW AND BUY A SUPPLY FOR $
ALL THE FAMILY. CHANGJNO THE WEIGHT OF |
UNDERWEAR FROM WEEK TO WEEK IS THE BEST |
WAY TO CATCH COLD. BUY ENOUGH. CUR *:
PRICES ARE LOW. jj
CROWOER^.jsJ -• L.. BURBA, PKLA |
Effort To
Save Cotton
•I in nc-
■ that
We tako pleasure in stating
that we kept. up tho "buy-a bale
movement until the now St.
Louis proposition was placed
before us, which is to finance
about five million bales of cotton
with a subscription of one hun-
dred and fifty million dollars.
I ^ The Majestic Manufacturing
Company lias subscribed S100,-
000.00 to this proposition. Twen
ty four other merchants and
manufacturers oi St. Louis have
subscribed one hunlred thous-
and dollars each, . aking ■ total
of S'J,500,000.00. Our banks
subscribed five mill: < making
s7. :.()(>,000.00. Tin1 imposition
is now in New ^ or anil tlie
i uuancen (11'L'
I Co., wit'.i others
write all thai is
1 other eit ies.
We think t his i
desirable than tlie
movement. Wlia
I about it?
This movement
pleted l y < Ictobei
Yiuirs ve
SLin Dioca*
Ynur Druggist
return your >>•• ••
Cure fails to«cu.-
Itch, lic/.cui Ti
and other forms o1
Aiso line for pit •
; Costs nothinsr !i 1
(Jive it a t rial.
. L\ Morgan A.
, will under
not taken by
mu'.ili more
buy-a bale"
' • i you think
is 1 o be coin
•J I St.
.- n'uty,
it Stockton
"urrd
■ antees ft
;f Hunt's!
lisease, I
ilgworin.
i trouble. I
Id -ore-. |
to cure, '
Ought to Plant
Some Wheat
ftvery cotton grower who dos
n't have plenty of feed to keep
hi> stock until _ next August
should stop picking cotton long
enough to sow soft wheat rveor
winter oats for pasture. One
dollar spent for see.! now will
save several dollars worth of |
feed latei Sow from one to
two acre , tor each horse or cow.
scone bushel to the acre. S vi
ter l>r 'in!'- -st in cotton or corn
nil cultivate it. in about as deep
as corn i 11o■. 111 be planted.
ll will oe decidedly to the in
of landlords, merchants
bankers to assist farmers in
securing seeds. Credit will b
hard to se -urc next spring for
hot 11 farmer and merchant. T<>|
extend on dollar's worth of
;rei!it now lor .see.!, thereby
saving a good business proposi-;
tion. I nU ss winter pastures is
provid -i.l to carry through work
. t c|; an J run s. many sect imo
wiil lie obliged to spend more |
fur feed between now and next '
August than this years cotton;
brings.
An emergency exists. Farm-
ers must grow feed and food.j
Tliev will have neither money)
n(,r credit next spring. A few
g( oil liens, a cow, a pig and some
green teed will go far towards a
living for the family .
.Merchants and landlords, help
fanners to help themselves by
providing seed. Farmers take
a day off from picking cojton
and sow this seed ill the best
piece of ground you have, Do
| it now.
R \V. HOCKADAY,
Industrial Commissioner of M.
I K.A.T.
j
lv.1
q-fo \
SN0V3"/
Jwk.c
j
AMUSING PROGRESS.
The Magic Washing Stick ; some other hard sub tam e.
m ■ i vii i 1 Dr. Newberry made a post
I he Magic. \\ ash-ng htlck is •' 1
Just A Moment Pleace
S:• v Parents do your child
ren complain of headache?
Do they complain of tired
feeling in forehead? Dim vision
lienr sight all of that can be cor
reeled by use of lenses correct
!y fitted a' proper time. Don't
liesit ate.
The examination is free.
Dr. Willis, Optician.
Guardian Uldg.
the finest thing in the world
Cle-t-i' the clotli"s without rub-
bing makes the whitest clothes
I ever saw. I cannot do without
it anymore. All you say is true,
it do-'s all you say it, will I would
give if for nothing I have over
used. Hope every lady w ill try
it.' writes Mrs. W. I1'. (lammil!
Ashdown, Ark.. This peculiar
I article is sold by grocc mil
1 druggists, three 10c s us lor
'JJic or by mail from A. I!, Rich-
aids Medicine Co., Sherman,
Texas.
:i (t v.
.I.e.
.enid
I . L.
I jovelttce spent T
ir in Indian< la.
Shnrli
stln v
s a socia I Vis!
'If Anything Happens,
Bell Teiephort
iatVW::
catch vo
to orcU.
•igrert
CO1"
■ < 'a i
adittn Sunday nigl
tidy i Canadian
today.
.■ '.V I oil I ll
il 1 'locker,
i mi diat« ly
>
v# fW.. .ft
r.r
Illnr # and accidrntt are unpleasar^ a? -II
how much better to be prcr*, c, .o
than that the emergency *bould
t prepared and helpleaa.
the doctor, to get hU fir«t aid advice,
dicine—all thi the telephor la t #-
.. B«il Service in the home hus met
e of trouble, ha* saved thoutne.d*
'.(Torti to bo without it?
.tiiincM Ofica to-day and order a
' for yo«r boa*.
Pioneer Telephone
I Telegraph Compani
"i i'lmif
il
m
I Hb 10 HhU iru
Sxpericnces of Crowder C:t-
i izens Are Easily Proven
to be Facts.
I superficial investi*
■nive that the follow
nt I rom a resident ol
true. Head it and
idence from Crowder
w ; Lestiim.ny of -1 rang
I or living so far away you can-
i cot investitfiite the facts of the
:ci-e. Many more citizens of
I Crowder endorse Di an'. Kidn<'.v
j I'ills.
i Mrs I. M. Renson, Crowder,
Okla.. says: '"The cure I deserib
ed in my previous endtu scment und one 4coltf
of Doau's Kidney I'ills has been with I"' colts
I he mo>
I gallon will
illg stutein
I Crowder i
j com pa re '
I peop
Coronres Ver-
dict at Blocker
Proceedings of Coroners 111-1
quest, held at I ilo.'i or, ()kla Itoma i
tin* Oili day of < let oh"r 1 SI I I.
ISeforc me Aaron Hoiles, Jus-
tice of the Peace ol Hlockcr
township, Pittsbur r county, and
State 'Jklahoma.
()n this the 0th day of < ;• r
l!l| |, ni s coijm to in" that
there u: s a <1 •
*it)out - miles soi
(Hdahoin , and
suniiuoneil the I
men to act as jur
:(;, Hub, ,1. A. l:
Cheney, W. .loin
son, a id W. .1. W. so. ,
liesses: Dr. E. H. Newher
fan expert witness and
Grag: . We tlu;.! .- < paire.l to the
pi-ice where ti e body was te
ported to be and we there found
the body of i ti n i bout i;H or
:K) years old, we ylit bout 140 V
let) (Hjunds with (lari. hair, had
on ; pair o( dark si riped pants,
and a dark tIih seree coat, with |
John 15. Stetson ligli grey hat.
|utxllight grey shirt, and black
shoes size No. 7.
There were "Jl ^10 bills, and "J
sr> bill* in his l ight hip pocket,
iga/.me, tilled
ridge. Ai d
' uiorfiim examination anil found
that lie had b en shot in tlfe
head about t wo inches above und
a little back of the right cmr.
with a llout a IIs si/.e i at ridge, i ml
had been st ruck on i he right
side of the forehead with a blunt
instrument that fractured the
skull.
The money and other proper-
ty that was found on the bodj
win turned over to Olt Kced,
deputy si ii-ri; ■ of Pittsburg
eount.v to lie turned over to tin
sheriff's office.
The body was viewed by aboi.t
one hundred persons and no
one could identify it and t hen it.
was turned over to the |{eed Pn-
di*rt iliers of Krebs, for embalm
; ing and interment.
.1 urors Verdict.
We the jury finds after due
examination of the body ami
witnessoM in tli's en ' tlint ho
Aftnr th« courts huvo thrauhed out
i just what a WImh Ih ttioy mlKtit r.lve a
rifftnltfl anawer to tho conuuUruB),
Wlmt lu art?"
Sitting (in the floor ta kimgemlcd ho
II nmv rurn for obesity. Hut for tho «
who neod tlia <'urn tt will bo wUo to
have u Uirrlck tiunity.
Ttiat Krcnrh «uvant who rcrom-
mends that dinner bn served at 7:30
a ni. evidently dues not employ thu
ordinary kind of cook.
Civilization raunot tie said to hav«
nny reason for boustlnn bo long as
laundrymen eontlnun to iitarch thti
bosoma of neKllsee shirts.
Perhaps It Is carrying llie efllctency
Idea a little tar to ask aniHteur golt
players to plant cora In the in ! s they
dig while hitting at the ball.
to his (li till
c. till
hand - by >
thin himself
unknov
soil otll
Various aged men have discovered
that all tho world does not necett.u
rlly love a lover who has urown chit
dren with ey< on his bank account
Sophomores aro of some ubo, as they
remind us from llmo to time. With
out them, there would be nobody to
car>- whether freshmen wore cups or
hats.
Tltta Uutto say American women
look tike maearoal trying to stand up-
rlKlu. And the American man, we
suppose, Is the choeso that goes with
tho macaroni.
The
Mag:c
in t!
T
Professor ('
Claris; ' Kltt
Diust be ligtit
e'julpp<:d t ici
aighlln of I'rlnceton de
r our responsibility
mi d or a race of bettw
ua beings must bo built
I). w
wit
Sa
ally U> carry then© respou-
Ttyi profesaor It e*l*
>f the opIaJou that going
Hiteball win
permanent. There has been no also a map of Oklahom t im in
octtttsion to use this remedy in one front pocket 1 la in silver,
our family recently, but we still Alsoa pocket knife and seme
lecoiniiiend it. Our supply of more colt catridges, aid some
Down's Kidney I'ills was obtain 401 winchester eatridg"*. > in
ed nt hush's Drug Store (now'another pocket sack n tfail
S. S. Terrell Urn: Co.) ; Durham smoking tob.t i
Price ."iOo, at ai de lar«. Don't or it books of cigarette p
stbllltl
denny ma
ditt.. i
ing t o\
man.
r wii
McAlest
it.li hi
itV 'his
Try a Pain
Hnlskamp'NL
A to Html* from ti*
r h
uCheney o
in the city a lew d
1 art of the Week-.
John M. White
was shaking Ir
many friends m
morning.
simpl.t ask lor u *
Donn's Kidfie.v I
Mrs. Hanson lis
t'o., I'ropa., Utii
in v
remedy—jfet
ilie Mimi that
Koster-.M i llxicn
N. V.
A4t.
The lai>el on the in-ul
coat was torn off, • ul the
where the hat v.a ' gi '
been scratched \ h a I ->i
Stops Pain !
Hunt's lii^.! tni
i in most instant rel
tfull rheurnatism,neu
i ad - 1 etc., and act.-j as
| cuts and bruise
his should keep a b
it at any repiitn
li.'ie and 50c bo
I ses of
idacli
oil on
( Ull "t, rrm k or I
n r« or n
« r lurjr e.ntl
h ■ f. only ill t
• for ftttmt r
o I At* witti mU y...
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Morrow, E. G. The Crowder City Guardian (Crowder, Oklahoma), Vol. 10, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, October 16, 1914, newspaper, October 16, 1914; Crowder, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc273618/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.