The Cushing Citizen (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 18, 1913 Page: 5 of 6
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nmn shall brpowp physically o
mentally disabled while in, or ir
eonseipi<-ii<c of, the |ierfortnaiic
of hi* duty it mieh fir- iiiiiii. »a»*
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<|U«>»t, or without jtiieli r«*'|ti«n
if it deem it for the k<m>(I of the
I depart in en I, retire mieh |>emoi
from active service ami, if m
retired nhall order and direct
that he he paid a monthly pen-
*i« n e«|ual to one-half of the
italary attached to the ronk
which he may have held on and
Fire Department |ireceediiifr liii
retirement, and in no caae xhal
the payment he Ickii than 4I25.00
Provided that whenever aucl
dihiiliility hIuiII ceiiKe such pen
aion sluill ceaae, nnd kucIi mem
her hIihII he restored to activi
service at not less than the sann
salary ho received at the time of
his retirement.
Section 4- A sick or Accident
Benefit of $6.00 per week liospi
tal care and professional nursing
expenses shall be paid to a mem
her of the Fire Department who
becomes sick or temporary dis
abled, caused or sustained vvliil
in the discbarge of his duty as
provided in Section Seven of
Senate Bill No. 177 of the Ses-
sion Laws of the State of Okla-
homa, 1913.
Section 5- Whenever any mem-
ber of the Fire Department shall
lose his life while in the perfor-
mance of bis duty leaving a
widow, or child or children un-
der the age of sixten, a month-
ly pension equal to one-half of
the salary attached to the ran]:
which such member held in said
Fire Department at the time of
bis death, and in no case shall
the payment be less,,.than $25.00
shall be paid to the widow, or
child or children as provided for
in Section' Eight of Senate Bill
No. 177 of the Session Laws of
the State of Oklahoma, 191S.
Section 6- A roster of mem-
bers of the City Fire Department
shall be kept by the City Clerk
and the date of enlistment in
company of each member.
Section 7. The Chief of the
Fire Department shall report all
accidents to members of com-
pany to the Secretary of the
Board of Trustees of "The Fire-
men's Relief and Pension Fund"
in writing within three days
after the occurrence.
Section 8- All claims as pro
vlded for under the previous
section shall he made in dupli-
cate and made payable to the
person or persons entitled to said
benefits, one to be retained bv
the Chief of the Fire Depart-
ment and one to he filed with
the Secretary of the Board of
Trustees of "The Firemen's Re-
lief and Pension Fund."
Form Of Claim.
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y of llifenilM>r 1913,
<"ha*. K- Ilrocjfe,
Mayor.
\ttint: a M. Shoup.
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OK DIN A Not: NO. las.
AN ORDINANCE adding cer-
ain adjacent territory to tlx
ity limit* of the City of Cuali
ng, Oklahoma, aud declaring an
mergency.
BE IT ORDAINED by the
Mayor and Councilmen of the
ity of Cushing, Oklahoma:
Section 1. That the following
:erritory adjacent to the pre
ent limits of the City of Cuah-
ng, Oklahoma, having been
leretofore subdivided into tracts
jr parcels of less than five acres,
>e and the same is hereby added
o the said city limits, to-wit:
LAMB'S ADDITION: being a
>art of the southeast quarter of
section three, township seven-
ren north, range five east, de-
cribed as follows: beginning
it a point five hundred forty-
jight and six-tenths feet north
}f the southeast corner of the
northeast quarter of section
Lhree, township seventeen north,
•ange five east; thence north
ind along the section line seven
hundred seventy-one and f'our-
enths feet; thence west one
housand one hundred twenty
six and thirty-five-hundredths
feet; thence south seven hun-
dred sixty-nine feet to the cen
fral line of Broadway Street ex
tended; thence east along the
central line of Broadway Street
one thousand one hundred
twenty-six and thirty-five-hun
Iredths feet to the place of be-
^inniing; together with all
streets, avenues, alleys and pub-
lic places thereon platted and
dedicated-
BROADWAY SQUARE ADDI-
TION: being the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter
of section three, township .seven-
teen north, range five east, to-
gether with the streets, avenues,
alleys and public places on said
plat shown and dedicated.
FOSTER'S ADDITION: start-
ing from the center of section
three, township seventeen north,
range five east; thence north on
the east limits of the northwest
quarter of said section five hun-
dred eighteen feet to the south
property line of Broadway pro-
jected east thence west on said
property line one thousand three
hundred feet: thenee south five
hundred eleven feet to an int
section
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lerk of Pay ii
na
, Sim linn 4 For the preacrva
iot of the pnhlie peace, healtl
•nd safety, an emergency i»
lereliy diM'lared to exist, by rea
4tt whereof this ordinance nhal'
»e in full force and take effect
from and after the date of ip
manage, approval and puldiea
ion.
Passed by the Council this Dc
•ember 15th. 1913.
Approved l»y the Mayor this
December 15th, 1913.
('has K. Droege.
Mayor.
Vttest: 0 M. Shoup,
City Clerk.
When you are here
Do noi fail lo %•»•! |V
MIDDLE HARDWARE
Hardware—Stoves
We carry a cimplete line of Hard
ware and Stoves of all Kinds
SAVK MONKY HY BUYING OF
HONEA
THE HARDWARE MAN
On Broadway,—-Middle Hardware
rprwarnlalltr of %
V I llj of I ndtuif
Hwitoii 1 Aoy |
>t »totaling arr liuii t>t»r of thia
•nlinaner shall V pum*h>d bjr
i twe of not |m than fit* dol
i'* nor morr than twenty fit#
•illars, and the etaila of proaeeu
km, ami in default of such pay*
miiI shall V eonfitiid in the
ity jail of said City until such
m ai,d «o*t* are paid.
Published, Thursday 18, 1913 )
ORDINANCE NO. 140.
AN ORDINANCE regulating
(he moving of household goods,
furniture, pianos and personal
ffecta, of the residents of the
City of Cushing, Oklahoma, re-
piiring a report to the City
Clerk and prescribing the pen-
dty for the violation thereo.
BE IT ORDAINED by the
.Mayor and Councilmen of the
city of Cushing, Oklahoma-
Section 1- That it is made the
duty of all persons, firms or cor-
porations, owning or operating
any moving van, furniture van
or transfer wagon, express or
lelivery wagon or other vehicle
one who shall haul or move or
cause to be hauled or moved,
household goods, furniture or
pianos of any resident of th»
■ 'ity of Cushing, Oklahoma,
•hanging the place of bis or her
•esidence, to make a report to
he City Clerk, giving the last
'esidence if moving from another
town, and the new residence if
noving to another town, which
report shall be made weekly, on
tlanks furnished by the said City
Clerk, and shall contain general-
ly the character of the property
so moved, the full name of the
owner or the person in posses-
sion, or having the custody
thereof, j;nd the address from
which and to which said hauling
or moving was done; and the
late thereof, ard the name of
the owner or the person in charge
of such vehicle.
Section 2. It shall be the duty
of the City Clerk to furnish the
blanks necessary for making
such reports, and to properly
keep such reports on file in his
office in a register, or by other
method by preserving the same.
Section 3- It shall be unlaw-
ful for any person, firm or cor-
poration procurine the removal
j of any property herein deserib-
to give false information to
eetkm 3. For the preacrva-
ii n of the public peace, health
ml safety, an emergency j*
ere by decland to e*iat, by rea
on whereof thia ordinince shall
in full fotce ni d take effect
rout and after the date <>f it
age, a| proval and puldiea
u>n.
Panned by the Council and ap
•roved by the Mayor this 15th
lay of December, 1913.
Chan- E. Droege.
Mayor.
Attest: G• M. Shoup,
City Clerk.
Santa Clans* la A Good Fitlnr
whrn it n>tnra to Ailing your Xtnaa
stocking, but you want an eapert
and up U> ilato dentist when it
route* to filling teeth. Our work
in thia line ia careful and conscien-
tious, and the old time torture of
teeth filind la abolished by our per-
feet and painless methods. Filling,
hridgework and crowning ia done
in an expert manner by
Dra. Furrow A Furrow
DENmrs
I'k.n. 71
' For Kent One uufurnished
mom for housekeeping or alccp-
HAD TO THINK THINGS OUT
For Once, at Least. Moving of Furni-
ture Proved a Trap for Sleepy
Housewife.
A woman who lives In n south side
apartment made up her mind the other
day It would brighten up the rooms
and relieve the monotony If the furni-
ture were shifted around.
She spent the afternoon "shifting'
and went to bed, tired. Her son. at
night, called her up over the tele-
phone, but could get no response. A
little later his office telephone rang
and his mother asked:
"Were you ringing me?"
"Yes," he said. "Why didn't you
answer?"
"I heard the bell ringing. I thought
it was you and I got up to answer
but I could not find the telephone."
"Why didn't you turn on the light?"
"1 couldn't find the switch. I tried
to feel my way to the switch, but I
had moved the furniture and I became
lost. For a while I could not find my
way back to the bed. When I found
the bed by feeling my way in the dark
then I sat down and got my bearings
and figured out how I had moved the
furniture and just this moment fig-
ured out where the light switch was."
—Kansas City Star.
The Winning Of
La lane Cashion-'
ing, separate front and hack en-
trance, lighla and gass, call at
high n'2U east Itroadway. tf.
High;
Will
achool
School
HOLD DEER IN REVERENCE
Peculiar Regard for Animal Is Enter-
tained Throughout the Jap-
anese Empire.
From time immemorial' deer have
been held in reverent regard by the
Japanese. Herds are kept in com-
pounds, and the highest respect is paid
to the animals. In olden times the
shogun gave the people such a strict
order to protect the sacred animals
that if anyone happened to hurt or
kill them he was put to death on the
spot. It was a period of terror.
Even at the present day the deer are
so tame and abundant in the shrine
grounds that they, in fine weather,
stroll round to the Streets by twos and
threes and surround passers-by, asking
for food, and sometimes holding their
sleeves in their mouths in an affection-
ate majiner.
Once a year some of the deer are I
caught by means of a net with a han- j
die by several tamers (in service of j
the Kasuga Shrine Office) and taken
to an enclosure, where their splendid ^
horns are cut off with a saw, while a ,
orowd of spectators watch the work
with breathless interest * admission
be played hy the
students at the
Auditorium on Tuesday,
December 23rd at 8:00.
The high school bought the
exclusive right to produce this
pla.v iu this section Kvurybody
invited to this, our fii>t pla.v in
the new auditorium. The High
School orchestra will make it^s
first appearance- Scats 25, iJ5
and 50 cents, reserved free, at
Suman Drug Store.
Cast of Characters-
Philip Cashion -John Self
Mrs. Philip Cash ton,
—Mattie May
Ruth Spaulding Rita Wolfe
.liilius Sears Koscoe Heal
Robert Sparr - Perry Pound
Cyrus W. Gilbert
r . 11 , . W riah Opftli "John," she asked, cuddling up to
I rusty Hopkins, (negro j Mm> for lt wa8 the thIrd ann,vei;ary
A Straw.
The H. H- Jones Company,
which maintained an ofiii c here
for more than year and then
discontinued it, arc reopcuiug
their office here making it liea'l-
quarters. The new office will be ^
located in the Gas building.
WHEN THE ROMANCE
U
John's Prosaic Recollection Decidedly
Not What the Young Wife Had
Expected.
servnnt) —Louis Pippenger
Frank Efforton
Darrell Carpen'er
Latane Cashton
- Majorie Foster
Tommie Ilines—Gerald Parriek
Richard Prince
—Emmet Martin
Harry Forrest - (Jco- Taylor
Oliver Austin, who is at home
on a vacation, will preach at the
Christian Church on Sunday,
veiling. Mr- Aus4;n is now a
student at McPherson College,
McPherson, Kansas.
A car of blacksmith c )"
Delay's coal yard. o-t.
at
of their marriage, "what was the hap-
piest moment of your life?'
"Ah, dear," he replied, "I remember
it well. I Bhall never forget it. If
live to be a hundred years old, that
moment will always stand out a# plain-
ly as It does tonight."
She sighed and nestled a little clos-
er, looking longingly up Into his honest
blue eyes. After a moment's silence
she urged:
"Yes, but John, dearest, you haven't
told me when it was.
"Oh," he answered, "I thought you
had guessed it. It was when you came
to ine in the autumn, if you remember,
and told me that you had decided to
trim up one of your old hats so as to
make it do for the winter."
Then the celebration of the third an-
niversary of their marriage became un-
interesting and formal.
limits of ed,
Section 9. To the Board of i the northwest quarter of section: the owner or the operator of any ten sen. equal to about 3 cents • This!
Trustees of "The Firemen's Re-.three, township seventeen north, vehicle employed to haul such, doIie> eome of tJh* sacred horns are.
lief and Pension Fund"' | range five east: thence east on ; property, or "to wilfnllv *■ custom, awarded to the spectators j
Please make warrant payable.said south limita of the north- him aa to the same.
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of lottery.
GO TO E. H. YEAKLY
NORTH CUSHING
For Bargains in All Lines
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes
Everything up-ts-date
Every! hing in Groceries
Stock is New and Fresh
Best Bargain in Men's Suits in town
We carried you through the rush, g-ood and bad. and we
want vour trade. Come and see for yourselves
E. H. YEAKLY
CUSHING, OKLAHOMA
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