The Foraker Sun (Foraker, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 16, 1911 Page: 2 of 8
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THE FORAKER SUN.
Chas. W. Dautrich, Pub.
WASHI
REMOVES
SHELL
FUGHT OF
FORAKER,
Implement That Will Find Immediate
Favor With All Those
Fond of Eggs.
OKLA.
LIJAH
*************
nday School Leuon for Feb. 19, 1911
Specially Arranged for This Paper
are cut
. ^'th swinger coats vests ,
low to show shirt studs.
thewJ^!?8 WiH the avlat0" st'ck to
agreement not to indulge in
reckless flying?
the hT 26 ,icensed V iators, and
vnla J\T, f°rmed a trust ,a order to
prolong their own lives.
More Ink than blood was shed over I
the now famous battle of London, in
wnicn two men stood off 200.
matter of safety we do not see
the submarines have much ad-
vantage over the flying machines.
Cleveland man who sued for I
Time lost in answering mistaken tele-
phone calls" must have further time to
lose.
New York has a musical comedy I
which is said to be not comic. There
•re others, some of which are not mu-
•leal, either.
rnPP u °* Pot°mac's stream,
Break gently where the tread
AhHfS preSS the hallowed sod
Above our greatest dead;
Mount Vernon, Freedom's dearest shrinn
r u1^ xveM thy sacred trust
Locked in thy loyal heart of hearts
Ye keep the Patriot's dust
1 among the huts
That dot the cheerless gorge—
ThoSMa * *lrstru88ling band,
WhJl > u °* Valley Forge;
Thl Gru 5 8°es his smile illumes
AZ °,tha?es, that thickb He,
With him toTo or die.^
It is no crime to steal umbrellas on I
rainy days in New Jersey. And now
Will not those who are addicted to the
habit please go there?
tr'eu,;
Vienna's birth rate has fallen enor-
tnously. Evidently the stork does not
love the apartment houses in which so
many Vienna families live.
A navy officer has invented a pistol
for shooting flies, it ought to make
popular a new summer sport, for the
game will never be lacking.
Africa led all the rest of the world
to gold production last year. The Af-
rican output was $175,000,000, or near-
ly double that of the United States.
Russia proposes to build a $75,000,-
000 fleet of battleships for the Black
Sea They will be perfectly safe there
« the Russian sailors, can keep them
•float
An^esrghr^riaZZ
if ,2", u"bor" will crown its hilt
With laural and with bay
Henf€£S "° granite shaft to tell
Of glorious actions done •
freest ^nd
rhat lies beneath the sun !
Today with swelling pride we seek
A^rl ft .board once more,
Bevnn* V- m- ?Hose fame is f°r
Beyond Virginia s shore.
LSSON TEXT—I Kings 18:41_19:2L
Monyy Verses U-13.
J?,™, TKXT -"TI-y that wait up-
Im 40-31 renew their strength."—
7VIK—The day after thp scene on
M.f"t Carmel. R. c. nm) (or 856-7), in ths
ttn'' I'1 yeards later on Horeb.
, E I. Jezreel, one of the royal
retlences, 20 miles northeast of Sa-
mila. J The wilderness beyond Beer-
<0 miles southwest of Jerusalem,
lOOniles from Jezreel. 8. Horeb, one of
ttomountains of Sinai.
a our last lesson we left Elijah
runing before Ahab's chariot from
Crmel to Jezreel, one of the roval
reldences, while the blessed rain was
re'eshing the whole country, an cm-
blm of what God would do spiritual-
ly or the nation. Elijah was too wise
toenter the lair of the tigress. Hut
A!ab told Jezebel. We can imagine
tb bitter objurgations which she
, "Pon her cowering husband
, fo having stood quietly by while her
pDphets and Baal's prophets were be-
in; massacred by a rebellious people.
Then Jezebel, scornfully ignoring
her husband, and undefeated, what-
ever may have happened to her proph-
eti, in the intesity of her rage, bound
herself by an oath like that of the
fo-ty Jews who bound themselves
th*t they would not eat or drink till j
th3y had slain Paul and sent a mes- '
seiger unto Elijah. She felt that I
Eljah was in her power, lie fled 1
and his servant went with him.
Elijah was a brave man if
Many persons decline to have boll
<?d eggs for breakfast for the reason
that they are somewhat of a nuisance
to prepare, after "they have been
brought to the table, and before they
can be eaten. A few are content to
have the waiter or servant do this, but
the pleasure of dispatching this dainty
oreakiast. morsel is marred by the
knowledge that it is almost impossible
to open a hot boiled egg without the
fingers of the opener coming Into in-
timate contact with the contents of
the shell.
This uncertainty is overcome by the
ise of the device shown in the accom
CANADA GETS $1,500
TROPHY.
national corn exposition, at
columbus, ohio, awards
trophy for peck of
oats grown in sas-
katchewan.
Again Canada Is to the fore, and has
lecured at the National Corn Exposi-
tion just closed at Columbus, Ohio, the
magnificent Colorado silver trophy val-
ued at $1,500, for the best peck of oats.
These oats were grown by Messrs. Hill
& Son, of Lloydminster, Saskatchewan,
and, as may readily be understood,
were of splendid quality to have been
bo successful in a contest open to the
world, and In which competition was
keen. At the same Exposition there
were exhibits of wheat and barley, and
In all these competitions, the grain
shown by Canada secured a wonderful
amount of attention, and also a num-
ber of awards. During recent exhibi-
tions at which grain from Western
Canada was given permission for en-
try, it always took first place. At the
Spokane Interstate Pair, last fall,
where the entries were very large, and
the competition keen, the Province of
Alberta carried off the silver cup, giv-
en by Governor Hay, for the best state
or province display, and a score of
prizes was awarded Canadian exhibi-
{ tors for different exhibits of wheat,
oats and barley threshed and in the
j sheaf. Vegetables also received high
j awards. A pleasing feature of these
exhibits was they were mostly made
| by farmers who had at one time been
American Citizens and were now farm-
He
The thugs who beat a policeman,
took his revolver away from him and
•eft him lying unconscious in the street
ahould be chidden for violating the
golden rule.
Medical records show," says a nerve I
■peciallst, "that persons who are not |
loquacious have always been remarked
tor their good health." Let him ex-
plain that to his wife.
not thine, Mount Vernon, though
Upon thy sacred breast,
wrapped in the mantle Glory weaves
In peace he takes his rest;
The voice of Liberty proclaims:
a J £ ts my honored son."
"fhTwZl'f loftyPride Proclaims:
1 he W orld s one Washington."
— — » iiiitu ir ever i Pai^'n®> Cl't- The apparatus consists i in_ • n , _, —*—
there was one. but he was not a brae- porcelain cups about three , T Canada. The Department of
Kidocio. He was brave enough to let 'nches high- wlth a rubber e?g holder 1 f Interior Just In receipt of a mag-
tle ignorant think he was a coward ln the top of each> as Illustrated One "lflc®nt diploma given by the Tri-State
His going was not a sign of cowar-' *he cups has a metallic pivoted - --- —■-
dice. bu. of wisdom and common "J?** actuated ** a coil spring, in
sfnse. Christ himself bade his dis. ! operatln* an egg is placed in one cup,
clples. "When ye are persecuted in ! J ,own- the» Pressing the two cups
one city flee ye to another;" kindle : , ' y to«ether the striker is let go
the divine fires elsewhere, and there < 3 quick 811ap' which will cut the
, shall be two flames instead of one ! fgg ®heI1 aD(l Permit the loose con-
, Blljah flies only when he has done ! 0t tbe 8he" t0 be emptied into
I the mighty work of God. and only 1 J, *SB cl,p or glass- The remainder
when the life is in deadly peril which I S1 sheI1 contents can be removed
, he would fain save for "future
Board of Examiners at the Pair held in
Cincinnati last fall for agricultural dis-
play by Canada.
The Surveyor-General of Canada has
just completed a map showing that a
large area of land was surveyed last
year in the northern portion of Sas-
katchewan and Alberta in order to be
ready for the rush of homesteaders to
that district during the coming spring
We are inclined to be skeptical
*bout that Alaska fire which destroyed
half a town with the mercury 50 de-
crees below. Wouldn't the flames
freeze in weather like that?
Talk about your western corn har-
rests. Capt. Drake of Marlborough
aounty, South Carolina, holds the
world's record of 254 and a fraction
bushels of the grain to the acre.
Washington
the Man
-- eiuri - w, , oucilS Iliay
gencies of service." I be loosened from the holders with a
He went a day's journey into the f°0D- By Usln& ,his device it is only
wilderness. He would be alone, with- ' l° t0Uch the ^ben piac
out even his servant, in this OethseTn-1 f n the she»er, and even that
ane. as Christ when he went in his "my avoltled by putting it in with
agony to pray alone. He requested for I * 8P°°n- "
himself that he might die. He had ' —
hoped to accomplish the deliverance
"f the People, but he was terribly dis- ' --r the ch,ldre"-
snpolnted. Jezebel still
uc itjiiioveci „j _ ^
•th a spoon. The empty shells mav I summer. It is understood sur-
B Innconn^ .. ... ' VfeVS envorlntr onuml v. ,... , .
veys covering several hundreds of
thousands of acres will be made in
addition to these during the coming
summer.
A return just issued by the Domin-
ion Lands Branch shows that 48,257
homestead entries were made last
year as compared with 37,061 in 1909-
of this 48,257, 14,704 were made by
No Nation or
people ever had
a richer legacy
than Americans
have in their
ideal of Washing-
ton. Great as was
his real character
and inestimable
as were his serv-
ices to tBe coun-
try Washington
was not a demi god nor even a man
of genius. But he did possess a
a bad ex- His mother, after reading a letter
from hlm during the Revolutionary
If things keep on going as they have g°od news' saici:
More than half the members of the
senior class at Wellesley college are
reported to be engaged to be married
The comments of the girls at Smith
and Vassar ought to be interesting.
If auto owners were more careful as
to the kind of men they employ as
chauffeurs possibly there would be
the owner sets the chauffeur
Ample.
had dowpp" delfci°us food for children ! Americans. North Dakota coming first
Heathenism would still flourish All n.iv a n 1° e3t aDd for lnval'ds: I on the list *ith 4,810, Minnesota gives
his efforts had been but trZtl dam ! SoJeTvery0 art? ^ ^ U33' WisJnslJ
Niagara with bulrushes. "All thv hi! through thJ , J ie °f fat and Put , ' Washin«l°n 730, Michigan 706,
lows have .one over me " £ fay Sopped SeJTt Ch°PPer- Put the ' T 64®' wWle other «ates show less,
down and slept, utterlv worn out and preserving w ^ 3 ° QUart gIass- ' n. W the excePtioi> of Delaware,
exhausted. ' and ® ' f J ' and add a tablespoon- District of Columbia and the Indian
d gave his beloved sleen. and ' water. pSl°on th^" th6 jEr WUh Cold Territory' every stale and territory
knows what dreams and vlcin„. lar .nL the C0Ver and 8ee ' contributed.
s In the darkness RPSt for , d ; that th a pan °'^°ld water- Be sure ! The Prospects for an abundant crop
tnat^the pan h°!ds water enough to In all parts of Western Canada ,tPr
\ God
! who
shone
itlf <e%.'v8n/€ ot hls cornmon human- v., _ , '«r mma mai me p
-»:»-Mrs : s-'rirr -«
| -and sentimental verses at that
W hen he was twelve years old, short-
ly after the death of his father he
was sent to school at Fredericksburg
after promising his elder brother to
be steady." It was a mixed school
or boys and girls and one of his
schoolmates, a cousin, said in later
life that while George was remark-
ably studious he was also fond of
romping with one of the largest
giris, this was so unusual that It
1911 ire said to be excellent. In the
districts that required it th^re wao
More probably the",;;;;;. ^neTt'S Z oven ample rainfall last autumn, and the
"ministering spirits, sent forth to of tha^tim^ S'X hou,rs' At the end snowfall during the present winter is
minister r„r ,h.m ^ « i °hre"«' -»d «r»ln «'e«er ,hM ,n many pre(loua
;; s-"roi—;
?1 n.,.1 world. „.b„. ne(.,*,;r™1 ™ Tk ir",.'"" a chUd or 8
thefr time and place, are but tb*
smaller results of tho power that
produced thprn Fnr insf(,nrp , at
......
grams: "Ladies will piease remove
their hats."
In
New York they are going to
demonstrate how a child can be
clothed adequately for |7 a year. Even
the owner of a fashionable flat build-
tog should admit that a good child is
worth as much as that.
Twelve women jurors in San Fran-
cisco agreed so promptly that they
pronounced for a divorce without
awaiting the Judge's charge, but the
lady jurors will learn in time to
wrangle over verdicts Just like men.
It Is saddening, however, to note
that the dear "Old Philadelphia Lady"
who has been trying for more than
eleven years to find out, through the
columns of the New York Herald's
Paris edition, "how to figure the tem-
perature from Centigrade to Fahren-
heit, and vice versa," has not yet suc-
ceeded.
Maine has been one of the great
■ources of the eastern seaboard's Ice
supply, but even Maine, where the ice
crop seldom falls, is ceasing to de-
pend upon the weather. Artificial ice
has been made for some time at the
plant of the Maine insane hospital In
Augusta and now a large ice manufao-
18 to be established it
George generally carries through
Mrs. U. S.
to her hus
and persistance
He is a very obstinate man." Grant
was not a genius any more than
"Washington, but both men had the
gift of success.
thl! WeiI f°r th* Amer,can people
that they have idealized Washington
and it is to be hoped that they mav
never lower nor change their ideal,
and yet he was very human. As a
young man and even after his mar-
riage he was very fond of fox hunting.
He could get very angry on fit occa-
sions and sometimes swore. He drank
a generous glass of wine every day
at dinner and allowed his negro but-
ler and cook each a bottle of beer
Farina Bread.
Make porridge of Farina as for
breakfast. Amount when done one
quart. When nearly cooked add two
beneficial. " highljr
A large Immigration from the United
States is expected, and the demand for
literature and information from the va-
rious Government Agencies located at
different points in the States is the
greatest it has ever been.
Since the above was written word
cited no little comment among the W°r''1' th° storTT,s however
other lads." it was while at this j ^th "T™* b'U thf> s,i^test
, 00 at ^orge wrote the follow- « , ,a r' wb!ch gives life to all ?iv- yuan, vvnen nearlv conVeri h v. """ ""L,-cu wora
,C: i world -nfth Tn Thf large handfuls of JolleS its A ft? hTnorTl fhat ,n addltlon t(>
as the moon" a,r ^ ^ as ',ead iTLSlT" "T ,W° m,Xer" Add da ^sVand sLCj^tta^and
How feeble the liehtnlnp- of l h Spoons of sa,t and teaspoon- first and second on oats as well
with the silent invisible wn "or"pa^d of^rdand one cup molasses. Stir diplomas. ^ 38 Wel1 a3
mnMnont » upheaval of the | one and three
' great m™ Zil -"*1™ °' 11'?.. lo"«: «» « W «. them
Raysjou have more transparent than th<
Amidst its glory In the rising day
rnZ Ca.n rou e<7Ual ,n >"o»r bright
Constant In your calm
mind.
Equal to all, but will to
t array;
and unspotted
*W "saw: SSSiSWtSSS: xi&SSS iss li'KSSSSSr
oats besides the sliver trophy. " IL
Hutton took second In oats.
Ah, woe's me that I should love and
heroes felt the j ^''Z aTanS"H
Aiexa Al SPeI1 Frances 1 J° 83 8" r6al progre« ^
was )|«lon. In reform, in the coming of
And all the greatest
smart.
The first
A man m Missouri has Jnst died
who in a married life of 69 years never
quarreled with his wife nor told her a
■ma The great majority of husbands
hZan ^J0 beUeVe ,D 'UCh 8uPer
Forty-five of the Brazilian sailor,
who mutinied have died from variou"
causes since their surrender. Twenty-
■lx succumbed to sunstroke while en
C,°mpuJ80ry government
work This form of capiui punJai,
»ent 1m effective. If unofficial
ly biographer wrote
"Eighty years have now pa8Sed
since the death of George Washing-
ton. and already he is hidden from us
In some degree by a haze of eulogy
and tradition. He has been so u^
formly extolled that some of our
young men tell us with a yawn, that
cafled8"Th *t °f hearlng Aristides
called The Just. He has ho.n
edited Into obscurity, like a Greek
Play. Where the genial and friendly
to on" °f his chPr-
lshed friends as "Old Put," a respect-
Stnted^r deV0'.d °f bUmor' has s,lb"
wth , 31 PutDam = " until, at
length. a lover of the man has to de-
^ aEaiD8t thC Ch3rge of
™aBhJ.Dfn°n blmS*If Dever Pretend-
ed to be more than an average man
though all his contemporaries knew
he was. All that he claimed was to
be perfect master of himself and to
nse euch powers as God had given
him the best he knew how. Once as
a procession In his honor passed
i mS ^ Btre*ts of a city be h<,ard
a little boy exclaim. "Whv. father
eneral Washington is only a man"'
thP St W,"h thoughtful Interest on
« , X? Pa,Ting h,ra on th« head
ST«n « S a"' my llt,,p f""ow,
that s all. He was one of the most
dieniflfcd men that ever lived, yet one
most modest. One finds pleas-
of Alexander, and the acrosUc I th« kingd°m of ^7,1^1 wa'vs^n
in? i„ at j. ralr Krances llv- \ must be made bv motives
tog in Alexandria, where the boy was ! f"d moral Influences, not bv
believeCqthatnted ThCre iS r"aSon t0 8ba" He down n'ith 'he
nene^e that young Washington was mb but on,y when the lion'a ,
man8UofTb'e aS the you"g 'T 'S 8° rhanRed ^ lov^st
man of the present dav. when about I eat grass "kp the ox -mri
seventeen years old he fell in love I Wanf to <>at lamb.' "0t
' to in ^ iady> Whom he r®tors I . Ell|ahu was to return, not vet to
f°0'° a 'Ctter to a Wends as "your j Israe1' b"' around It to the wilder
comianv aim f &Dd 8ayS g0,ng lnto ' 5Ti? „Dama8cu«- nf"nasc„B
h",o™" i rr-h-
'^ere 1 t0 ,,ve more retired from Ahab Hc "as not for the
young women. I might alleviate in j enter ,nto ,he scene of dansor'^biit
toa thflTahUre my P0rr0W8 by burr- I t?,d0b,S work from wlthout. Gradu
i?on In th aDd fr°nb,eBome Pas- a ly bett«r came; and we find
nal forp- »f fraVe °f obIivlon or eter- , h'mK,n th® Wngdom. and the school
nal forgetfulness, for as I am very | "f thp P^Phets flourishing Anoint
or iemp"i ,Kbat the 0n,y antid«te " to set apart by
lleveri h that, 1 erer 8ha11 be re- ; anointing kings and prophets i,' /
lleved by or only recess that can ad- en means merely to set apart for
some special service of God
To Whiten Yellowed Linen.
A woman whose household goods
had been packed away for several
years found upon unpacking them
that the doilies and centerpieces that
were embroidered in colors had
turned yellow. She was at a loss to
know how to whiten them, since any-
thing of sufficient strength for bleach-
tog would fade the color of the em-
broidery. On the advice of a friend
she put the articles to soak in butter-
milk for two or three days, then laun-
dered them in the usual way to find
them nicely bleached. Soak 'them in
an earthen bowl, never in a tin ves-
sel, lest they rust.
Always Worrying.
,_0^he 'ate Jiohn H- Barker of Mich-
igan City, who left a fortune of over
$30,000,000 to his 14-year-old daughter
was strongljr opposed to speculation '
8ald lnn0inPeCfe'" Mn Rarker onc«
said in an address to young men
Speculators stand on shaky ground.
They know no peace."
Mr. Barker smiled.
'n fact'" he 8ald> "a speculator la
always worrying about the money
market while his wife is always w0£
rying about the market money."
"I have
Caution.
remarkable history." ba-
W.°cll«t Wl" "'0ke'1 '""•PO-'I-
"To tel1 or sell?" Inquired the law-
yer cautiously. Washington Herald
I am win T °r help to m«' «
I am well convinced, were I ever to
attempt anything. I should only get a
Sef i WhlCb W°Uld ** only adding
grief to uneasiness "
Intelligent Dog.
The descriptive reporter of a cer-
tain daily paper In describing the
turning of a dog out of court by order
of the bench recently detailed the oc-
currence as follows: "The ejected
canine as he was Ignomlnlously drag
g-w from the room cast a glance at the
Hazael was known as the confl
dent'al officer of Benhadad. king
of Syria at that time. Me was set
M>art to be the instrument V mS
Ing Israel for their sins. He w».
' s,orm and the fire that went be*
fore the voice of the Lord.
It is for us to be cheered by God's
method of cheering, and then to
Stop
Fruit Pyramid.
A fruit pyramid is an easily pre
pared dessert and calls only for pre-
served fruits, lady fingers and whipped L , • —
cream. Draw all the superfluous P^ic or big or little
Juice from two or three preserved P > J131 wllich makes you worse
pears, an equal number of reaches lnstead °f curing. Cathartics don't
and Plums, and a few spoonfuls of cure—they irritate and weaken th!
canned cherries and berries, and nile bowels. CASCARPTQ I i
them in a pyramid with a'clrcVS bowels strong^ ton^tl! Ztf ^
lady fingers and rosettes of i r_ , 5 DlUscles
cream. Flavor the whipped cream and Work—when they
lth maraschino. right resu^te"6 ^ pr°dUCin?
Nippy Cheese.
To one cup of grated dry American
— — • j
on the encouragement and" oh«r, P!u8 eSe ad? °ne tab,esP°onfuI butter
ers by the chL whe'b/God ha.' ZZT*Woti' t°' Ca'Venne a"d Sa,t to'
Peered ue. Tt. eo.cb ^ one .e^e" ^ 7,'," >"«
team In an addr«s« , >m. lQto
vard football
. . — ».»uw « iuc I . --- an address to i
judge for the purpose of being able 1 Bt"dents. said. "Cheerln* i« the 1
to Identify him at some future time " ! "lOBt lmP°nant factor In the succen.
of the team
I
CASCARETS i
$1,000 Profit per Acre
. Is possible or, n «... " HUIC
■■■powflbls on
tiny glasses and keep In cold " place I
until used. This a g0od 2KS1 SSTjZ?
to use up a,U of dry cheese of any !£>" ^rTuZ\Zut P
8uch as Ro,iuefort- Ssrsiws
PENSACOLA HEALfY COMPANy. Pen««c#l», Flort«*
farm
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