The Oklahoma Democrat. (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 7, 1911 Page: 2 of 8
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TH« •KLAHOMA DKMOCRAT. I flared Congressman A. Mitchell Palm which Utt Initiative wu specially de-
ter of Penlsylvanla In eiplalnlm the signed.
flat, doing work In oil. crayon and
harcoal and pastel; haa had thor-
ough Instructions under the heat ar-
tists In America and waa, for a year
Altered aa second-class matter. March method* by which the lllt.ooo waa It may aeem atrange that thla aug
S3, I#07, at the Poet Office at Altua, saved. We do not believe we crip-' geetlon ahould emanate from a coun-
Oklahoma, under act of Congress pled the operations of the House by try possessing a atate luiillutlon. Not and a half, a student under Miss Mar
March 3. 1879. I abolishing the positions of a couple at all. If the past policy la to obtainjparei lllakely, who is an artist of lr
of telegraph operators who bad not then the World InstUts that Tulsa ternntlonal reputation It must be rJ
*T. WILLIAMS, EDITOR AND PUB.11'"* the'"" "n Instrument In County be permitted, ut least, one of'membered that no one is considered!
j years. eW do not believe we crippled these outlet* from the state treasury, au artist Internationally until the
Advertising rates can be bad upon j tills House by abolishing about 20 Hut the observations made are the re Louvre accepts his work. I
application st office. All changes for policemen who never could be found suit of a somewhat careful study of .Mrs. Williams and her husband
advertising matter must be received around the capital of by abolishing the educational and economical re- were resldenta of Belleville, Wis., for
not Inter than 12 o'clock noon, esch; places supposed (o be held by men In qulrements of the state, entirely dls- twenty three years. A short lime ago'
thla building and carried on the pay j associated from sectional selfishness they came to Altus and
■ " rolty. drawing 1900 to a $1,000 a year. —Tulsa World.
StPTEMBER 5 IN HI9TORY. ! who were working at the same time ———————
1829—The purchase of Texas by the In real estate offices In the city of, Buy It now. Now In the time to buy
United Htnte« was the subject ef Washington. We have simply made a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Choi
much discussion by the American ^ 0',('rnl1"" of ,hl" Houio honest."-1 era and Dlarroea Remedy.
Mangum Star.
e*pect to
make this place their future home,'
Mr Williams having purchased sev-'
era! farms near this city.
Remember. Wednesday
and foreign press.
1848—The city of Messina, in Sicily,
wax bombaorded nnd taken by;
the klng'a troops.
—o~
A LAW TO BE INITIATED.
It was apparent from the begin
1854—The aitieJ French and English nlng that sooner or Inter Oklahoma'
force* n a.'c I.n attack by -> < ;u:d would find it absolutely neccsaary t<> MBC THHRPF RFCIIMFC
land of nlwllsh many of the so-called statal lllvllrl. i\LOl.'«LJ
1864—John Morgan, the Cc:' ' • • • institutions created during that sat
«. raiser, reported by s y urnalla of personal politics that n--Id1
Stanton to have bean 1. i- • at away during the first two years of|
Greenville, Tcnn. statehood. As the days f,o by and the,
J9P4—Report bent out fraro Mukden'rinijii-r effect of these Institutions on
that Russians r.
«- " the city; Ku;o;j•!fk.'n's| pul/ic treasury In particular become
vi and 0)1:
ward; J:<
V~-
September
It Is nl 2< th. Is tho day of the opening. Every,
most certain to be needed before the body Is invited, (lentlemen a. well
summer Is over. This remedy has „ ,ad|eSi aill, no one ,hou|d m| ^
no superior. For sale by Clco. I). opportunity of seeing Mrs. Wll:W
en eton. supurb display of the limner's art. i
IT Makes Home,
ObiSoDapfy
To Have A
BANK
ACC0C1
Cure for the Blues.
While most people, at one time or
CLASS OF MUSIC
i' the bluos," fow realize that this
•" ' * spond
Mrs. Thorpe will resume teaching!th« Poisoning
preparing to political conditions In general and thc'hcr ***** 1,1 ""irlenl Instruction 8ept.j lB*bIUt3r - ,
Karo; "Cr.v tre:.?ur>- In pauicnlar bec.-ue'1' 8h® 13 • M. of the Unlvorsi.v WWW -erarato and throw off| 0,wri
f
Of all the unhappy homes, not one in a hun
Count I 1"0 , i C. L. Kimnifiiiiita Co.--No. 44
anothsr, experlesce what Is known asQ accoun{ anJ nQ[ QRe [j0m8 jn
Imost
matter
j'! armies racing north.-'apparent, the number of citizens alive' of Kans«. and A. H. of Bethany Col; poi®°:,s-
•• •::* ti.: f; t' o liii).:.rtiii,ce of this subject in- !o"e' The '-eschetlaky technic® are' .7 r"bIlc m,pht hr,ve « roM
.-■■dans fear attack ... used' Mrs- Thorpe being a graduate- ? Mmedy ,0 at:s!Ht ,n ovcrcom'ns
pupil of Prof. Carl V Preyer, former-|8U°h a condl,ion- 1IoJtn" L,v
"direction of Kc* l4*j la his memorable veto of '
lormer-; u„. .
My pf Vienna and u pupil of Thcodo-e' P U"0n tho markot- arui
"t i. .,., * iw'9 unhesitatingly recommend them'
to you.
sjau roar guard repotted cut to atiuns for vflrlOU8 euth Institutions,.
'cnUvo to.
t Clubs for general musical instruc-
ent condition is occasioned by' a hundred who has a br.rk sccount is unhappy. It stemi a
~8o^n-7n:,-:r^^^::: foo!i'h ,o put a °ffa,iy ,on?cr'w?en *i«such««*y ™
• ■ -tfart * bank account.
City National Bank
piece*.
190!'- IM ward
' Oovernor Cruce cniled
i- KJv.a-,1 H. Ha.riraan rej^rted the conditions existing in the state' , " 8 fcr Keneral m"Kl<'a! Instruc-i We will refund any money spent for I
very low, at Arden, N. Y. but ru- Legislature. If another hair dozen t,cn and belp Il'eetins; cn^e a month, Rcxni jjver ga]ts ,f thpy f..„ tQ pro
mors denied by family. J such institutions are created, said the are con ucte<^ connection with pi j vide a beneficial treatment.
governor, combined they can control| an°1 wor • • i 25c and SOc. Ow!
Too bad. Hackenschmldt, Frank the Legislature and there will be noth J r8- TltorP0 hlso gives ft normal Oltig Co. The Roxall Drug Store.
Gotch you after all. Ing between such a combination and(coar3e for Advanced students
o the state treasury. As affairs stand,: t0 teachers themstllvfeij. . Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 4.—Dele-
Willie Hearst speaks of Teddy as the only d. -k cn raids on the treas- Below *re Jetters of recommenda ! gate8 from near]y a„ the f)rst and
TRY FllClii fflVOR OF TURNER
m
Wow:
"the late lamentable Mr. Roosevelt." ury is tha Eovora-r. He vetoed a!l|tions from tbe eminent pianist and
! bills creating additional state insti-jcomposer' Carl A- I'reycr and Char
1 tutions and intimated his dissatisfac ;les Skilton, Dear, of Fine Arts De-
tion with the aheady large number!partment' University of Kansas
One of the Virginian authoresses jn es,BteBce ! where Mrs. Thorpe took her Bachelor
says she prefers that state to heaven Jn tfae ^ school board lnvegt|.| Degree in Music.
Well we hadn't intended to suicide,
ourselves.
gation now dragging its weary length! Lawrence, Kan., June 12, 1909.
we see the purpose of these institu- To wllom It may concern:
| "° . ; tinons in the first place. They were 11 gives me great pleasure to rec-
Brazil as t e ige:est att es p in ^ev,ge(j become links in a political. ommen^ Mrs. Thorpe, a graduate of
the world; but then it is not always ...... - -
chain and they are
the girl with the biggest hat who has . _ t
; that purpose. But are
the biggest bank account. i . _ . . .
i ful? you ask. Certainly
Boston, Rfpli 4.—One of the most l-VoOi Tuesday's Daily.
notable UViation contests ever under j The case of E. E. Russell vs. O. V.
taken In America is scheduled for to-! Turner, which was decided in Rus-
try. representing a total tnember,t,lp d<), aj Ue (|n>| |||e H,„ laeli'. f.vo, In Judge Wood,on', court,
at 30.000 are J.ekaon.llle e guest to- ,rd.BosM remanded back to the Ju.tice
day of the opening of the convention j Court, and tried before Justice Aus-
of the United National Association of state cross-coualfy flight of about 160, Un> of EIdorado> and deci(Jed ,n fayor
Postoffice Clerks. The meeting will miles- fr01,) ri0ston t0 Nashua, N. H.jof Turner
occupy the entire week. thence t0 Worcester, to Providence, The case involved the attachment
and from Providence to the Atlantic of a horse by Rusgell whJch he gup.
Cincinnati, Sept. 4.—A great cele- aviation fieId- Nea "ly of the fly-|p0Bed was tbe property of 0. v. Tu>
second class postofflces of the coun
being used fcr the school of Fine Arts. University 0£!bration t0 mark the completion of the ers who have Participated in the meet ner The facts jn the cage> howeyer>
are they not use-jK insas' and have found her a most. Fernbank Dam and the centennial of here, representing America, England, showed that the horse belonge! to
;ainly, in a theor-j conscientious and earnest student and steam navigation on the Ohio was and France, will compete for the big 0 v Turner.s father, Durus Turner
I etical sense. But in a large majority |feeI sure that- with her many years of convened here today and attractod Prizes'
Says he, to himself,
Says he,
"The Democrat is.the paper forme'
Says he.
In New Jersey the other day the of cases they arp 8imply duplicating1 exPerieuce as a teacher, added to heri thousands of visitors from up and RQYAL
members of the Democratic State the work of the high schools in their natural acquirements, she is admir down the valley from Pittsburg to
Committee, after deposing from the own vicinity. They are not a necessi-'ab'y fitted to impart her knowledge. Cairo. Today's program was of a la-
State chairmanship a boss, who was ty( and they are not and can not bs others. jbor day character. The formal ded-
by nature and training a trader in made worth their cost. j CARL A. PREyER. j ication o fthe dam will take place io-
politics, and electing a man of the jn the Agricultural and Mechanical1 *'rof- of Music, University" of Kan.' sorrow, and the festivities will con-
people in his stead, pledged themselv- College at Stillwater, Oklahoma has University of Kan., June 4, 1909. tinue ic Saturday.
es to send representatives of the peo- the nucleus of a great and grand state' Mr3- Geor8e E. Thorpe has com i
pie from their respective counties to institution. It should be carefully P',etrd tlle P'ai!0 course of the School;
the National Convention. Of course, nourished and given all funds neces-of ^ ne creditably; and has tak-
these will be Wilson delegates. What Hary for its expansion. In the Univer- en ,jains to Kive special attention to|
a travesty on representative govern- sity at Norman, the state has another teaching problems. She has careful :
ment and common sense it would magnificent institution. This, too 'studied the technical methods used i
he to send other than Wilson dele- should be supported without stint. 11,1 tllis school, and also the Synthetic!
gates from New Jersey! What a in addition there should be a normal1 met:iod- the Mason touch and technic !^j|
huge deception it would be to select for the East Side, say at Talequah, and other systems. All of her work ii& ~
men who would only pretend to sup- where nature has vied with itself to'has shown good taste, clear judgment.
port Governor Wilson when State af- create ideal surroundings, and where and high ideal:;. I regard her as
ter State is responding to the inspi- an adequate building already exists,i ''xceptionally qualified to be a teach
ration of his splendid leadership.— and at Weatherford or Alva on the er and take pleasure in recommend-
Trenton N. J. True American. West side. These, in addition to a!iu& ier- ![|jMI
o state orphanage, blind school and in-1 CHARLES S. SKILTON, "1'1
WOODROW WILSON WOULD WIN sane asylum, should constitute the! Dean cf thj Sobol of Fine Arts."
NOW. ; full quota of state institutions. A less' Studio at residence, 608 East Ma-
The Democratic party is facing the number would be inadequate; agreat-!ple Klrcet. PJione No. 507.
best opportunity it has ever had er number is superfluous and useless.!
since 1892 to secure entire control of There is not a member of the Legis-1 F0R THE KIDNEYS.
the national government. It now has lature, past or present, but recognir;-, Here is a Guaranteel Treatment—
a majority in the house, nearly a ma- es this. But the trouble is that al- Money Back if it Fails.
joritv in the senate, and a splendid most a majority of the legislators rep-' We are offering to every sufferer!
opportunity to win the presidency resent communities that have a "state from any kind of a chronic kidney dis-1
next year. It all depends, however, institution" and will, therefore, op !ease a treatment that usually produc-
on the nominee. Should the wrong pose any bill that seeks to put the ed-1 es PromPt, beneficial effects and;
man be selected the opportunity ucational affairs of the state on a which ls so certain ii its action as to j
would tie thrown away. j sound basis. It was a case of grab'lead US to Suaraatee satisfactory re-j
The Georgian believes that at pres-'ail you can get, and has now become'SultS °r we win refund -vour money.
Rexall Kidney Pills contain those, L
CH1DREN ABSTAINERS. Seemed t0 Glve Hlm a New Stomach .
London, Sept. 5.—That the Prince „ . ,
of Wale, and the other children ot '
... n (and no medicine or treatment I tried
K.?g George and Queen Mary are to-i8eenied to do any good," writes H. M.
: ta abstainers and have never touch, Youngpelers> Edftor of The Sun; Lake
ed any intoxicants was a statement View> 0hio „The fim ffiW dogeg Qf,
, made on authority at the temperance.Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
j congress today. At the solicitation Tablets ga^ me Burpriging relief an(1
i °f the temperance society, the King the secontT hottle seemed to give no
has siven permission for loyal toasts a new stomach and perfectly gco ;
to be drunk in unfermented bever . health. For sale by Geo. D. Pendle-
ages. ton.
ent there is no man within the party a case of hold everything you have.I
who is so strong as Woodrow Wilson, The real welfare of the state has at'
former Georgian, now governor of no time been considered free from sel-1® ° the treatment of kidney disease
New Jersey. His political career has fish considerations. And because of
been brief but brilliant. If in the next this condition in the Legislative, re-!' , , .. .. j |M
twelve months he maintains the rec- lief is well-nigh impossible. The lc&- chronicTnafur-161118 ° ^ °T
ord he has made so far no other Dem- islators are afraid to act even if they,
ocrat will have Wilson's strength. wanted to.
So, believing that its readers desire And these "institutions" are rush-
to keep specially in touch with the ing the state into useless debt or ex-j
career of this logical leader, The Geor cessive taxation every day. Instead
gian will publish a complete report of of building up two great universities
Wilson's accomplishments in his own and two great normals, we are squan-j j
state and mirror the oppinions of him dering our substance on a score or,
expressed by others.—Atlanta Geor more of weakly, partisanecontrolledl
fclan institutions that are being further j
discredited by political machinations |
There is no partisan politics in this!
issue. It's economic pure and simple/
i ingredients that have been wisely us-
I ed in the treatment of kidney disease
; by the very best practicing physicians
aand are intended for the treatment
Sixty Pills in a box; price 50 cents.
Sold only at our store—The Rexa'l
Store. 20w4t
JN ART $1110
FOR Mi
Mrs. W. T. Williams, of Belleville,;
A KEPT PROMISE.
When the democratic House of Rep-
resentatives convened Speaker It is the judgment of the World, that, Wisconsin, will, on September 20,
Champ Clark announced that a saving if a Jaw was submitted to the voters, open an art studio in The Moore build
of $182,00 would be effected by the of this state, reforming the education ] ing on the Northwest corner of the
application of economical business al institutions somewhat along the] square.
methods in the running of the House, lines suggested, such a lew would re- Mrs. Moore will occupy the north-
The Republicans scoffed at the idea ceive an overwhelming vote of ap-'west corner room on the second floor
They said it couldn't be done. But proval. And there is no question at'which will be fitted up with all thel
TC the product of a factory that has had
almost a half century's experience in
wagon building. The LaBelle Wagon has
won success through merit, because it is
made of good sound material, well finished,
and well proportioned, with the price in
keeping : : : : : : :
on the day of adjournment Chairman all but that after such a change, pop-
Fitigerald of the committee on Ap- ular respect for and state support of
propriations, announced that instead the remaining institution* would in
of the promised $182,000 having been crease tenfold.
saved, the amount was $228.0«0. "We Sooner or later, such a law must be
do not believe that we crippled the enacted. It probably can never be ac-| visit her studio on or after the above j
House by abolishing a place in the rcmpilEhed through the I^egislature! date and Inspect her work, some for J
House organisation which had been for the reasons we have enumeratedty or more samples of which will be
keld for years by a 1« year old girl but it can be done by the initiative,! on ethibltion at that time. She has
vko never came to the Capital," de and It seems to be a case to meet fort eighteen years experience as an ar-
modern furniture and finishings propi
erly belonging in a first class artj
studio.
That Mrs. Williams is an artist will
not be doubted by any one who will!
=Sold by:
!'WALKER-LOWE & HUGHES
ALTUS, OKLA
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Williams, R. T. The Oklahoma Democrat. (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 7, 1911, newspaper, September 7, 1911; Altus, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc280489/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.