The Mangum Star. (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 28, 1910 Page: 2 of 7
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Big Clearing Sale Ad.
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band boys' social.
rrom Saturday's Dally.
Last night the Mangum band boys
gave an Ice cream social and band
concert on the lawn of the court house
square to try to raise funds to defray
their expenses. They played all dur-
ing the evening from about 8:15 till
H) o'clock, and large crowds gathered
to listen to the music but evidently
not so many bought cream for the re-
ceipts were only something like $26
the boy* netting 12. The boys are
very thankful to the people for their
patronage and they assure them they
appreciate it
Several people were heard to com-
ment upon the wonderful Improve-
ment the band haB made In the past
few weeks. Director Kin man la a di-
rector of great ability and no doubt
If he stays here we will soon have a
band of which all the citizens may
well feel proud. The boys are work-
ing hard to give the people a good
>and. and they are eucceedlng.
HAD A PISTOL.
Fred Wiley, a negro who baa bee a
living in the Ladessa neighborhood,
was arrested this morning and brough t
before Justice Putnam, where a
charge of carrying concealed weaponj
was preferred against him. He
plead guilty and received the u
tomory fine of $25 and oosta.
PICNIC AT RECO.
fc. -
A picnic la being held In the Reed
vicinity today and pearly all the can-
didates for county offices are there
meeting and shaking hands with the
voters. The picnic is bolng held in ft
grove Just west of Reed.
had a big time.
Those who attended the picnic yes-
terday at Willow report a big time and
say that It wns one of the most suc-
cessful picnics they have attended
this year. The people of Willow have
established quite a record for their
hospitality, and on this occasion they
fully sustained it. Candidates for
most all the various county officers
were there, and in addition represen
tatives of some of the candidates for
governor were present and addressel
the people. Ball games were played,
and the corner stone of the new
school building was laid by the Mason
1c Lodge, but the principle event cf
the day was the dinner, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by the vast orowi
dr. border writes.
Sunday night at 719 West Thirteenth
July 20, 1 10.
Dear Sir:
Replying to a part of your report of
Tuesday's proceedings of the City
Council, which appeared in Tuesday,
paper and read as follows:
"Dr. Border appeared before
the council in regard to vacating
a part of an alley-running east and
west between the McKinney and
Auld warehouse and the Carra-
bine Hotel, but same was not
granted."
Now I do not know where you got
your information, but I do know that a short honeymoon to Denver and a
it is a mistake. In the first place I trip through the mountains the couple;
B<?t appear before the City Council; v. ill leave for their new home in Man
for that purpose. My presence there gum."
was to see what concessions could be^ Dr. Hall's many friends will be glad
had In the way of exempting City Tax- to learn of his good fortune, and the
(BS for a period of years as an induce- Star joins them in wishing for the
went to get the Catholics to establish happy couple a long and pleasant mar-
a $50,000.00 Hospital here, and while ried life.
there I asked the council to establish (
a permanent line on the east side of( false alarm this morning.
the McKlnney-Auld Hordware build-.
ing, which Is owned by me, that I.
might know where to place some con-j This morning at about .10 o'clock an
crete sidewalks that I am about to alarm was turned in that two had
build. My building is two feet out in drowned in the swimming pool at Pow-
the alley and I only wanted the Counr J er8- part, and the fire wagon
There are four negro candidates for
representative in Oklahoma and there
is a strong probability of their elec-
tion. Do you want these negroes in
your lsw-making assembly? Do you
want them making laws for you and
your family? If not, vote for the
Grandfather Clause and eliminate the
negro from Oklahoma politics. Do not
mated that perhaps he might not re- ^ mUjled by th ^ clap.t ^
turn alone, and yesterday their predlc- they wm nQt ^eltctod from j
tion was verified when we received a own partlculftr county. „ tbey 8it ln
copy of the Pueblo SUr-Journal, of the legUlature at all< they wl„ „
July 23, which contains a write up of equa| to Ujom
by any other
the wedding, as follows: | reprMenUtlve. Bach of them will be
"A P">«y hom® wedding took plac« ab,e by h,8 vote t0 kU, the yote of
OR. HALL A BENEOICT.
From Monday's Dally.
Several days ago we made mentlou
of Dr. C. H. Hall's departure for
Colorado, and noted the fact
that some of his Intimate friends Inti-
your representative. His vote and bis
Street when Miss Nellie J. Cooper, ft yolce wm ^ UBed to advanw ^
popular young woman of Pueblo be- cauge of negro equaUty. Hia voto ^
came the bride of Dr. Claude Herbert Wg ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Hall, a practicing dentist of Mangum. Hputt( „choo, Hlfl very preMaae
Ok^or- . „ , „ ! in the legislature will be a signal for
"The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. the n^ro race to oklahoma to assert
White, the bride's parents, was artls- ^ ^ w ^ Mgn> equamy. ^
tlcally decorated In rosebuds and car- avert mch M omnoua €Vll TOte fcr the
nations for the occasion and Rev. W. Graadfuher clause and eliminate the
T. Campbell of the First Baptist negro ^
church performed the ring ceremony.
Numerous friends and relatives of the
bride Mid groom were present. After
NORMAL 8TUOENTS
ran
eli to give me something definite down there, accompanied by a large
about clearing these crooked streets number of people in bugiges and auto-
and alleys, because if I have got to mobiles and other conveyances, but
move back I would rather do it no* when the park was reached, it was
before making further improvements, found that there was only one boy,
My contention was that the sooner and that he had already been gotten I as f0jiows -
From Monday's Dally.
Tendered Reception by the Teacher#
of Granite, Which is an En-
joyable Affair.
"
Granite Enterprise:
A reception was tendered the Greer
County Normal students yesterday by
the teachers of Granite which was de-
clared by all to be the most enjoyable
affair of the season. The various
owners of autos in town placed their
cars at the service of the visiting
teachers and they were taken to the
reformatory, after which all gathero'l
at the Sulphur Springs, where a moat
bountiful supper had been prepared
by the lady teachers of Granite,' as>
sisted by their friends who are not
teachers. After enjoying the bounte-
ous spread, toasts were responded to
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube Is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, Deafness is the
result, and unless the inflamation can
be taken out and this tube restored
to its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out
of ten are caused by Catarrh, which
is nothing but an inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannit be cwed by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars,
free.
F. J. CHANEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by Druggists, 76c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
these streets were straightened tha out and had gone home.
better for Mangum. Reports vary as to who the boy was
Your article would construe that I According to reports he was in the |
had a3ked that a part of an alley be-j p00i riding on a barrel and the wind
tween the McKlnney-Auld building blew his cap off and he was trying to
and Carrabine Hotel be vacated and catch It, and while doing so, lost his'
was refused.
Now In the first place, j balance and fell off the barrel.
Our Schools—Prof. Mayberry.
Our Faculty—M. L. Sims.
Normal Girls—Mr. Jeter.
Normal Boys—Miss McCollister.
Granite—Prof. Duff.
After the toasts a splendid literary
there is no alley between the two'bottom of the pool slopes gradually
buildings above referred to, and in the| and when he fell he slipped out into
second place the City Council did not df ep water.
refuse to straighten out the street, but
BUYS AN ELEGANT HEARSE.
program was presented as follows:
Recitation—Little Miss Brannan.
Recitation—Sallie E. Hbckaday.
Song—High School Quartette.
Reading—Miss Ethel Olds.
Reading—Mr. Osborne.
Song—High School Quartette.
dropped the matter to be taken up In
years to come as has heretofore been
done since Mangum was Mangum. j Today J. M. Walker received from ( M ^ of th0 program the
The fact is that I have lived in; the Grand Rapids Hearse Company, of I ^ R c ^ to
Mangum ten years during which time Grand Rapids. Michigan, one of tho come agaJn next year tQ GranIte and
judging from the complimentary re-
marks made by a number with whom
,, , , . The Enterprise man talked, there Is
mings, and is a very beautiful piece of ^ doubt that the invltatlon wlll be
accepted if the matter Is left to the
students to decide.
I have built more houses in the way
of improvements than any other in
dividual, PAID PLENTY TAXES, and
have always subscribed liberally to
every public enterprise, and this wa3
my first time to ever appear before
the City Council to make a-request,
or to even make a suggestion, but I
do think that public Catholic Hos-
most beautiful hearses ever brought to
Oklahoma. The hearse is made of sol-
id ebony, with full plate glass trim-
workmanship.
little boy dead.
a word to readers
News was received in Mangum this ■
Pital would add more to the benefit of morning of the death of the little son From Monday's Dally.
Mangum than anything that I know of Q( j^r. and Mrs. Rupert Van Wagner,) The Star force Is being rushed this
and what I asked about the street line at Karnes City, Texas, yesterday, the week on account of getting out the
was nothing more than any citizen little fellow dying from the effects of ballots for the election next week, and
has a right to do. diphtheria Mr. Van Wagner has been being short on help, we are forced to
Very truly,
FOWLER BORDER
W. F. Tygard /eturned last night
from Missouri where he had been to
accompany the remains of his father.
W. F. Tygard. Mrs. Tygard, and his
sister, Miss LoIb, remained In Missou-
ri to visit for a few days.
Any lady can get a sllver^B "J*0-'
Drip" Coffee Strainer by writing Dr.
Uhoop, Racine, Wis. Send no money,
Simply ask for the "NoDrip" Coupon!
privilege, giving your name and ad-J
dress. Dr. Shoop will also send free!
Ill new and very interesting little
book describing Dr. Sboop's Health
Coffee. Health Coffee Is such a close
Imitation of real Coffee. that It re
«ulres an expert to tell the difference.
And neither Is there a grata of real
roff* in It. Made from pure toasted
grain . malt aad nuts. Its flavor and
is eaceedlnirly gratifying. No
tedious boding either "Made is a
minute." says Dr. Shoop. Wtrte toda'y
for the book and "No-Drip" Co*poo
PoM by Snow Grocery Company i
Hoc O. P Elliott is in Guthrie this
week on business While there he will
represent State Committeeman Geo.
McCslre at the Republlcaa rally to-
day
employed here at Jackson & Wilson's, devote most of our attention toward
but several weeks ago Mr. Van Wa«- getting out these ballots, and we must
: ner and the children went to Texas on beg the pardon of our readers for be-
J. E. Watts was a business visitor a visit, and while there the little fel-: ing short on news. However, we ex-
in Blair yesterday. , j j0w took sick. Mr. Van Wagner was pect to do much better after this week
also present at the time of the boy's than we have during the past several
death. Their Mangum friends extend weeks; we have been rushed and have
A. L. Elliott, from Granite, is
the city today.
in
sympathy to the bereaved parents.
Mrs. Pearl Pack and Miss Nannie
Lee Hickerson left yesterday for Kan-I
ITEMS FROM BORDgR HOSPITAL.
sas Clt> Where they will spend six .
Weeks the wholesale millinery *rom Tuesday 8
bouse.
been short on help as before stated,
and have been forced to somewhat
neglect the paper.
Prof. Landrum, from Weatherford,
. Mr. C. M. Mayer, one of the most. 0klahonJ.( „ ^ WOrking in
! prominent citizens ln the northern
Please
the family
They'll say "Fine," "Good," "Great," whenever you serve
biscuits, pastry or cake made with Health Chita Bakmg Powder.
And it's always the same—you can depend on it.
You'll have no soggy cake—no hard biscuits when you use
SleaMOM
Bakintf Riwdwp
because it is the purest, finest and most saving baking
powder you can get. It is used by the thousands of
members of the Health Club of St. Louis.
Try the easy and successful way to good baking by
ordering a can of Health Baking Powder TODAY.
Your grocer has it in 10c, 15c and 25c air-tight cans.
LAYTON PURE FOOD CO.
East St Louis, 11L
Our SPECIALTIES
White Rose, Jersey Cream, and Gold
Band, High Patent Flours.
Fancy Nigger Head Lump and Round
Oak" Nut. Colorado Coal.
Art for Mangum Flour and get a freih sack of
well prepared white granular flour. Satisfaction
guaranteed. We solicit your patronage. A trial
will convince you _
OUR MOTTO—"Make Mangum Flour Bitter"
Mangam Mill & Elevator Co.
DR. HENDERSON
ST., KANSAS CITY, MO. H
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The Old Reliable OMtor OW**( la an* hne« !••• •#.
iS5*ESOr-duM. I* KUdleln.. Or.r U V..r.'
Over 31 mn tot KMisaa City.
ESTABLISHED l««7.
Cbroilc. Ilium and Special DIsmsm.
«•« er.rywh.r., freatnm or br« k (r
Chirfti iow. QTif 10,000 eftfM 6ur*4. A|i mfl •ipirltDM irt lmportiat. SUt® ywf
cue iitd tend f«r terms. Oonivliitloa KmabA MBftdiaiiAli pitMiiilj by leitsr.
Hydrocele and
Seminal Weakness
Sexual Debility,
folllM a ad « u«lni tight >om««
•ad isaa •! Hiud powar, plweUa and
bloleku on U* r c«, eonfiMdldaaa and
l«rnltiilHM,buktiliiMa aad a***ilea to
■otUt j, ti*., aarad tor Ufa. I atop alfbt
loaaaa. raatara aexutl pawar, narea aad
" ■ * aad at
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Cna ud naka yoa at (at marrlaf a.
r (rat took aad Hat al «vaatlaaa.
braia pawar.aalarga
ta*a
- t*a«
Strlotura
and Gleet JtramSt^aayaia.aa
detaatiaa from baalaaaa.Oara faaraataad.
Boa* aad Hat at qu—tiana |ra aaa t aaalad.
Phimosis a*"daafft**
Varloooele ■V.V^oVX*nr
toui dablUt*. waakaaaa at tba seiuaf T«
tam, a la., faraaaaatlr «urad vlthout la.
Cunlillla Ttat tarrtbla dlaaaaa, la
aypnillS, miu farm* aad atajaa.
aurad far Ufa. Blood palaaalag aad all
prlvata dlaaaatf panuaaatly aurad.
BOOICSKaBtf-aiW
of aborodlaaaaaa. tha ataataaadaaca. aaat
raaa MuaauH «r anatomy ron Mn Onur
me nonnern t{)e of the candidacy of R. K.
Part of the county, was brought to tb« chlckai|hAt for ^ d*m(V
DM ^ ^ . WUSOO. OI ni('W8DB, ivt <•"
Si £Border "°8P',al lMt *Ufferln1 era tic nomination for state su^rln
mit«) by
wm rnosMi e • . to*
Napoleon's Grit
was of the unconquerable, never-aay-
dle kind, the kind that you need moat
when yon have a bed cold, ooujch or
lung dtaoaae Suppoae trochea. cough
aympa. cod liver ofl or doctors have
all failed, don't loee heart or hope
Take Dr. King'a New Discovery. Sat
Infection is guaranteed when used fort Together ts neceaaary and an amputa-
from a bad fracture of both bones of tendent of
the right leg. The fracture was caua-j _____
ed by Jumptng from the top of a load. Mr H r Ritter of thU dty left
of baled ha yto the root of his bam.1 for Lynchburg. Virginia, on an extend
the plank being rotten hia foot plung- ^ business trip.
ed through, breaking both bone a They
protruded through the flesh about
midway between the knee and ankle
The fracture Is of such a character
that an attempt at wiring the bones
CHICHESTER SPILLS
Distinct Individuality i
^ DR. PRICE'S 41
JILgraIN
—m
There is a distinct individuality about this food that *
gives it special Value in the human economy. Composed j
of WHEAT, OATS, RICE and BARLEY, so blended J"
that it makes a food unlike any other breakfast food upon
the market. Delicious, healthful and life-giving. It is fine to
restore and keep maokiacl in good health and vigor. Aik your grocer.
A Frightful Wreck
McCaaa. fro* Altus, was vis
any throat or lung trouble It
*d 'JwMisaads of hopeless sufferers It
ousters stubborn colds, owrttna'."
coecs. Iiimlspi. lagrl{.pe.
asthma, hay fseer as
MWk aad ta the most safe aat
tain remedy for all bronchial affe-
tteas Me l Os> Trial bottle free
I at llaaash a Drag Company
has as' I tlon may eventually b necsaary.
The little son of Mr. C. M. Clark
was seriously hurt la a runaway thH
Dr. Campbell has sot re-
' of train, automobtle oi
I
| cause cots, braises, abi
may
tor OOC
tam.rn M trwr - bmr af M \
wm faa ISlfltaUSt
turned from the er*ae of the accident. snsata ausas nut. f<*
— partmiara ara sot shtalaahle t.s.as.a>way.a« U
Mr dark Uses !• mX'es sooth cf
SOLtt BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE
buggy
sprains
or woands that demand Burkina's Ar-
sica Salve—earth a greatest heaisx.
Quick relief aad prompt cora results.
For bursa, bolls, aorea of ail kinds,
ecsems. chapped haads and lips, sore
eyes or corns. K'a supreme Surest
pUe care He at Hanaah Drag Csia-
paay-a
BOY OEAD AT BLOOMINGTON
The 11-year-old son of Mr .aad Mrs
J. J. Mays, who lira near Blooming
ton. died at their home yesterday af
teraooa after a few days illness The
funeral win take place at tha Bloom
tngton cemetery this afternoon. The
Star Jotaa the people of that romm-i
nity la erteadtmr condolence and sym
pathy to the be reared pareaU
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Farris, Giles W. The Mangum Star. (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 28, 1910, newspaper, July 28, 1910; Mangum, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc281703/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.