The Duke Times (Duke, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1915 Page: 1 of 4
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The Duke Times
Vul. T. IH'Kfc lACKMiN COUNTY. OKLAHOMA.. TitUUrfilAY, JAN. ft. i¥U.
\u, 84
$8 Per Day
i JCHOOL directory.
i
I That's Just How Much Cheap
er we figure we can sell goods
For Spot Cash
r ti i * * il I If w% * »l 1 <»a t h era Jit aid
thai i* Jmt why you cut il*.iy« >uy elmp-
«r at our ataro tbati y »u can at ottwr *tor.M. W«
l> do uot at o«t uor 'In we |»ut out any
to make you think \y* are doing it VVe
clurrfo you for our ajrvic#* bocau*) we are twititled
to pay. VVe l»«»iir»r*» it i« to y »jr intHrddt to tra l« at
our tftore. Wo will always giv.« y >u a fa'.rd<ul. and
the i-loaeat pric<*« p M^ible to m iintaiu our bum-
n a*. Try ih and ane. We will alwaya appreciate
your trade.
Darby Bros' Cash Store
for spot cash only
AOKVT*' -fur >p
p-rtaniijr. W« irual jr*>u to ||«o
worth. Miarr'a ivtHtM Ku«<
»l K»paira • aod rueijr
at> to a granu*war«. nu«p« all
W «nix)-()M of the large rm(<
aaia* pahliafting hM**« d«*a»r«#
t« •mpuy aa a»u*» mh t*r we-
is UU« witiwumiy lu beadle
7 k • •inoeaally peuflub *. flood open
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•itli two reference. |»abilahar.
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ll'.H l"h tk
■>Hag iron or i«ol«. Agent*
runic* mommy. Ham pie with
particular*, lUe. Hurr, lOlu
MoarooSt., T0M0 0. f. A.
Vork Cite.
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zft'J&x' .smsks?*3 ,,on*y
>r/TH8 "swriNCY SYaTCkV* ,and p
CWrte • Caagb Ck^em'. Ce4i
Bath Art S*r teej.
Whan ooe of your little ones
wsymptoms of an approaching
jcive it Dr Bell's Pine»Tar»
Debtor*' Court
Proposed
COME T9 THE
WEST SIDE GIN
THE OLD RELIABLE
Owned and controlled by H. T.j
I Kimbell, the farmers' friend.
Oklahoma Cur. Ok., Jan. t2,—
Amor.g the distinctly progressive
»i onea. It a in 'julekly, measura* tha* are before tha Fifth
ffy Wm.ii e wt ■■ : ' pf v*nl,, lh* Cold growing Legislature !• one by Keprcsenta
woraa. Very healing - soothe. t|va W. 1*. Duffy of Cbaootah
j f t , w f o !.un:i l'>f»ene lha mueeuM which pro*i4aa for a email .lebi-
airengthene the eyetem. It'e OP-. courl# The hn, ja
mo leled
guar ntoad. Only 25c at your mfler lhe Kan.»- law and makee
K4n»«0Ciiy. MO. '
DruggiBt. Buy a bottle today. n opiioMi with
the County (,'ora
_ m ^' | Buoklaa'« Araic* Silve 'or fflin|0nMMrcil3f adminiatraiion
.Qy STAMM iR A4, So'2' in any in 00,Bly or cily in th*
• Uilae *i|khiluli«
H>«*tn" •'>■! »l.< *lnfc »lnr< of ib«
f"»! ti.J l^"l .nl AO|* ICh' '»• !■
World Wrilo «.»!.y Jfcm
IWCtNIV AUTO bCHOOL
-*j a. r th, %%.
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hulmt^d. j
Writ# Mr Kir 8-hool f«. I
r; K I .'lh «i . K <n*«a flly
.<1 acl.nl comiilnod.
■ i^icti-.l l.y foini'T H'n-n.
• tiie. if I. ruin* ynar <->.■»#«
r >tUro*».'i In llf but 11 c:in >M. apuvJU)
cird by proper Ualnlng.
State to eiiabltcb «<a^n a court*
The court conaifits of a Judfirf
who gwt« no pay, and usually a
telephone, which the Judpe paye
fcr himself. It does not tolce
Cotton Loan Frost Bitten.
The much talked about S135-
000,000'cotton loan fund if just
as much of a frost as tolks who; mucd of the time of the court to
, know the cotton situation ex- attend to the business involved
conservatory j pected ' it would be. Less than and there is generally a good mail
*10,000,000 of the loan has been in avery community who will un-
KANSAS CITY
of musk;
h'u'l Tvrm C*fjin>. *eptemb«r 7th.
Hfi I nt« ir* i '.t»r any time
CNO fn I ~ 3T CATALOT IE.
.ood Eoi I:-. - •« I vvayne Avcnj*
Kantai C'ty, Mo.
E. I.
, Manager.
FRISCO
LINES
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There are times in every woman's life when she
needs a tonic to help ner over the hard p'-dis.
When that time comes to you, you know wiiat Ionic
to take—Cardui, the woman's tonic. Cardui is com-
posed of purely vegetable ingredients, which act
gently, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organs,
and helps build them back to strength and health.
It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak,
ailing women in its past half century of wonderful
success, and it will do the same for you.
You can't make a mistake in tai'
Low Fares
TO
FLORIDA
AND THE
Texas Gulf Cost
It coat you very little, this
winter, to spend a few days
or a few weoks in a warmer,
balmier climate. Both the
Terns Gulf Costjand Florida
provides hotels to fit every
pur*3, from the resortpa-
lace to the inexpensive but
comfortable family hotel or
boarding houso.
Your agent will be (lad to quote fares
aud arrange sleeping car reservations;
and if you will drop ms a postal saying
where |you think of going, I will be glad
to send you, without charhe. same hand-
somely illustrated descriptive literature.
applied for famers and bankers
in the southern states, and tha
last day of applications is Feb •
ruary 1. When the loan was
first talked of poopl* hoped ihat
der take the work. The court has
power to compel tha attendsnce
of witnessas anl all the usual
authority of a nisi pruis'court, Its
jurisdiction is confined to aivi
their cotton ordeal. By tha time
ihe plan was fully worked out,
In limits
The Woman's Tonic
Miss Amelia Wilson. R. F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark.,
says: "I think Cardui is the greatest medicine on earth,
for women. Ecfore i began to take Cardui, I was
so weak and ner/ous, and had such ajvful d'zzy
spells and a poor appeiite. Now i feel as v/el! and
as strong as I ever did, and can eat most anything."
Begin taking Cardui today. Sold by all dealers.
Has Helped Thousands.
if < < >$'1 ]%{ '% '$< '$ >$o
iTLPflTHIf ^ TonU-
"TSc! Mild - L«atlT
3 i - Medk" .
■egg's NEW LIFE PILLS
The Pilis That Do Cure.
A. HILTON
Fasfeoger Traffic Manager
St. Louis.
r?T
v.»v
reosesn
at last the moneyed interests of ease? with a maximum import
the country were really going to ! ance of $50. Tte methods of such
do something which would help [ courts are very informal and the
the southern farmers through , results are usu«:iy very satifac-
tory.
- amall debls, owing to servants,
however, and the losn fund rais- small tradnspsopla and ihe like,
ed, so much red tape and so manv j are collected in * these courts,
restrictions had been placed ' without cost to either party and
arounJ ever y dollar th it Jno real j without payment of an attorrey's
farmer ever had ihe slight** {fee. As tne situation stands in
chance in the world of gettir g | this State—and in most States—
one. Another great reason for ! the persons who has a claim for
the failure of the scheme is that j less than $20 generally falls to
* it provides for 6 per cent money collect it if it te resisted for the
and also provided that the 1 >c ] reason that costs and attorney
■ Duthern bankers should put up j fees absorb it. With the court
one-fourth of th whole loan, proposed by Mr. Duffy a claim.
Most southern bankers are get- j of any amount, however small*
ting 10 and 12 and 15 and 20 per ] may be collected speedily.
cent for their money nd they! _ ^ —
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I tjc»e««* I<J >r..cii»| lho (MtroU (
h'fea h'.nda *4
lh* mamii iiarer. «»Uroai.
' rial »4 Mhmr wrin it
j The hrnnf*! Psyfoll And
WtcU It
T*»ss annuBl pa/rull of »crl
! »pi»«t»*inMiii» Su.wJ.oOSJta A '
I u -u of il.« «moui.i I* »lilliMl to i
* gn toanirirfl u> ciporti, but
t<iiai i«>i..|i of teUasurlcw «orkla« I
tha taruwr dliUUw * ibmf iutUUf
. foliT- liftllfMtlt. Sl-I^.0
1 M..i . 'aritir»r». Si C>.ot)0,000; mil
| { ' S2oo.«
crionille f3,50« "-jO. and m boa*!
Ilan ^ai pa>r i! coui.tuutM i
[ r malndor.
It i&ki;* the eoru crop, the
valuable la nnricultarp. which
l.»at y. ar for St.taS'-oo.ooo. to pay i
<Ue «mploy«ti of the railroad*; th
tr.cticy d-t.ved from our aonua. i
of livestock of approximately
iho yearly foUon crop, va
at S920.I <1.900; the wheat
which U worth $«1 o.ycn,(tftO, '
cat crop, that la worth SHO.Oi
arn required to nicct thr annual pa^
roll of the n»ai;ufatturcra.
uoncy dcrlvti from the ren
staple er i • Is us d In tneeilog
payrull of »hf» bunkers, taavi
rt<*. After Utt.io oMigations are")
«lio fnr:i!i r h..a oniy u few hunchea «
vegetables, soivo fruit and powU;
,* liicb he can sell and call the^j
"cocc lila own.
W :i the fanner pays c- .'*3
he l^ad very little left r n<j to
thcEO tremerdous payroUs he
beou forced to mortgage homes. I
v.onicn in the ficid and increase I
hours of h!s lrbor. We are. the
foro, compelled to call upon all
duatrles dependent upon the far
for sub'Islence to retrench In ihel|
expcnditurca and to cut of! all
necessary expenses This course I
absolutely necessary in order to avoil
a reduction in vases, and we wiiu|
if possible, to retain the present i
scale paid railroad and all other h|
dustrSal employes
We will devote this article to
discussion of unnecessary expense!
and whether required by law or pel
mitted by the managements of thf
concerns, is vcholly immaterial , VVj
want all wastr labor and extrar
gance. of whatever character, cut ou
•We will mention the full crew bill :
didn't want to lo*n any at 6 per
cent. So they failed to co oper
ate. Another good plan sunk in
the pool of oblivion.--Oklahoma
Stock-Farmer.
THE HANDICAP DINEIt
Bosrder—How about meals? Do
we take pot luck with the hands f
Farmer—Xot at -all. You get a
handicap of ten minutes.
EVIDENT.
ONLY ONE WAY OUT.
Business Administration Applying
Recognized Busi.isss Principles
Or.iy Salvation of Slate.
Cw.i -»ny Officer—In which dime*
tfon can yon see farthest?
Promising Recruit—The
looks!—Punch.
wsy I
NOWADAY®.
"I shall nc .er like that ma."
•'What's the matteT?"
"He'i altogether too derotad t
his wife."
NUPOPP KNEW BETTEft
Wiserlv —tik re's nothing new nt
im the sun^a^TPsn.
Kapopi*' our haOy
ME I
"Thero is only one way out—a busi-
ness adrMiiistraticn. To aply business
principk = requires the services of a
business rian."
So say F. E. Herring, of Elk City,
who is running for the democratic
j nominat ' n for governor cn a single
i t)lank platform—"Reduce Taxes."
"The Mission of a politician,'* sayo
Herring, "seems to be to gether voter,
to get ( . ice. The main point is to
I get office. A politician has friends
who help him into office. They do not
help him for nothing. They expect
ward. How then can the taxpayers'
Interests be served by a man going
into offce with such debts? His
friends ^.uft have jabs—and they eet
them whether the people need their
serv'ces cr net. The politician's debts
must be paiJ. Compensation takes no
vacation.
"And >":o taxT^yei carries the load
»r>u wif. ccnti;t-.;- to rarrv th* con-
stantly r ri.as .ig burden u£ long as
be will stand for it "
Mr. Herring's strongest recommtn
dation, ; rt>.r.ps. • he fact th t th«
P ople in t^ oom: luaities wh re he
has l'ved a farmc-. stockman, | Unjt a fri
rsnc' i-.an and merchant, are support
'th; him for governor. TTiey ar • sup-
, rJint; him in the sa~ne spirit they
did ihfn after a th'rtiwi year rwi-
jtni* in Crwr comity, a tnas* ir>e"t
:ra rf rltiwr.s in that community, bv
wliitioni •.'opted nave him .-rfdit
r coe*rit>ut!rr aj"rn to the ephulM-
eoc--nunity thaa ar y oae
f: 3EDY TURNED TO CDMEpl
■:»iah Cffic-w Tells Hc.v Sruff
Him From a '.-iungr/ i»dlan
Tigress.
A comedy which came very i
'o tragedy Is related by a
fleer of the Bengal Lancers, ;
bome on furlough. -
Here is the strange true Mo
the Soldier's own words:
'1 was out for a day in the ;
and had had rather poor sport.
down for a bit of a rest upon
rank dry grass on the edge of a 1
in the afternoon, I was seized* I
behind without a moment's wan
by p. huge tigress, which had got
scent and silently tracked rae down. |
"She seized me by the breast Of i
?cat with her great teeth, and Quick
thook me into a state of unconsciow
ess. Of course, I thought ft was i
ap with me.
"Put rro. Before Ions I made
startling recovery. Hardly realist^
for a v hiie where I was and w" at bsl
happen 3d. T heard a litt:^ c: stand
away a peculiar noise, as if ■-.imecrj
was tr.eeiiiig violently. Ii *as
terrible tlgreja
"I rubbed my sifU some ..at <
-'yes, and f.on diseer; 3 tbo
bt-ESt slinking sway, wnee'in? all '
tiTie, and erery now and again
ser.
| "Ocly w&cn sh-.
bad spot cievn i
>f slrrbt 3!d th* strany? truth An
ipea n;e. TL« ti^i^ss. ia sbakiac i
acnaraUo to finlaUafr sse
rk««d my recently reple
mi opca from my Jacket j
ecfelved th« untola fall !
3d ey«a. Kei>ce ti
a4 tay
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Walker, T. V. The Duke Times (Duke, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1915, newspaper, January 28, 1915; Duke, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc404595/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.