.1
I ' ' t rf 1
if All Roads Lead to Anadarko July 4-th. Come Get in the Band Wagon
t
File Daily Democrat
VoL. i.
ANADARKO. CADDo COlNTY OKLAHOMA. JUNE 20. 1907
NO. 129
BIG
YOUNGHEIMS
REMOVAL
SALE
BEGINS SATVRDAY JUNE 22nd.
We are goiag to move into the big brick building next to
O. C. Stephenson's Drug Store. now being built by W. W.
Day of Wichita Kansas.
We must unload our mammoth stock of Mens and Boys Clothing Furnishing and. Shoes the prices we're making will move them.
This will be a big money saver to the people of Caddo County come and see what Youngheim is doing for you again. Celebrate the
Fourth of July by buying your outfit at Youngheims. . . 
rir-tV Forget The Date June nH.- -
s We Undersell Btt Do Not Undervalue
'- r- ta w M m wm am. mm Ha a A il i :
i u v n unxi ro v
T. '.f.v ' .' One Price To All f ' "- ; . '
Sr4
7
Oklahoma.
L. E. Lange.
The Demoorat was greatly
ploaBed to roooive a letter a few
days ago from our friend Judge
L. E. Lange. He informB us that
he has definitely looated in Tuo
umoari N. Mex. where he will
oontinue the praotioe of law.
Judge Lango is well known to
the people of Caddo county hav-
ing resided in thiB city for .four
-fi veara. At one time he
waB at the head of the bar here
but a long spell of slolcneBS in
whioh he was unaojH w uu u-
thlngat all oamo to interior
with hia businesB and rouBed
within him that feeling of unreBt
 h.e nanaed him 10 leave u.
We are Borry to lose juage
Lange. Hifl associates in iub
legal profession here all deolare
him to be learnea uu p
iu. I- nlaan and OOnBOiontioUS
! .x v...atnoaa transactions and
IU UIO uua. ----- -
.n every way o desirame oiuzuu.
rii..mnrt a to be concratulat-
.1 Uin nn1tV-rA
d in having a man ui u .-
.ooate there
w ai that he may have the
auooess a practitioner of hia parts
and local experience h
ifioations merits
U. S. Commission
er's Court.
Haffv Shirlev woe arrested
last night for disposing of liquor
n the. TnrHariH. ana was wieu uo-
tnra nmmlBBioner RobinBon this
morning. His bond was fixed at
$300 whioh he furnished Hlu
trial is set for June 26. He re
turned just a ftw days ago from
Guthrie where he haa been serv-
tfeix montaaentenoeinthe feder
Pail on the same oharge.
has. Curry who was arrested
jwesday charged with selling
fuor to the Indians waB tried
tore Judge Robinson this
morning. He was found guilty
and hia bond fixed at $500 whioh
he failed to give. He was com-
mitted to the oounty jail to await
the aotion of the grand jury.
Married
Roy Ellison and Miss Cora
Turner both of tbia city were
quietly married at the M. E.
Parsonage last night.
Mail Time
MORNING! MAILS CL03E
East and North 8:45
West 9:35
AFTERNOON MAILS CLOSE
Wet.t and South 5:10
East 6:00
THE COTTENSEED
OIL MILL
Commercial Club Voted Last Night
To Accept Proposition. Will
Begin Work This Fall
And Be Running
Next Year
Report of the Condition of
THE LOOKEBA STATE BANK
at Lookeba in the Territory of Okla-
homa at the close of business
June 1; 1907
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts -
Overdrafts secured and
unsecured - - - -
Banking House - - - -Furniture
and Fixtures
Due from Banks -
Checks and other Cash
Items -------
Cash and Sight Exchange
Total - -
$ 13358 19
235 02
1000 00
900 00
4835 42
40 00
2080 50
122449 19
ss
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In - - $ 10000 00
Undivided Profits less Ex-
penses and Taxes Paid 323 55
Individual Deposits Sub-
ject to Check - - - - 11875 54
Time Certif. of Deposit - 250 00
Total - - 122449 19
Territory or Oklahoma )
County of Caddo. J
I E. McKlnney Cashier of the above
named Bank do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true and that
said Bank has no other liabilities and is
not endorser on any note or obligation
other than that shown in the above
statement to the beat of my knowledge
and belief so help me God.
E. McKinney Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
. -'  7th day of Juno 1907.
SEAL i Tom Bailey
. Notary Public
Correct Attest:
J. P. White ln!.etor
E.F. White. fulrectors'
LaBt night the Commercial
Club met at the oity hall to pass
upon the two proposals of A. J.
Sohmidt of Wynnewood I. T.
and Mr. Wootten of Chiokaoha
to build an oil mill here. Mr.
Schmidt has made two proposi-
tions the first being that he put
in $30000 while Anadarko putB
in $25000. A committee wad ap-
pointed to seoure the subscrip-
tions for our allotment of tho
a took but before the subsorip-
tionB were all in Mr. Sohmidt
notified Mr. Ogle that he had
found a man in Oklahoma City
who would take 210000 of our
$25000. The oommiltee having
then enough money in eightrest
ed from its laoors. Mr. Sohmidt'a
alternate proposition was a bonus
of $10000 and the site and he
would consider no smaller
amount.
Then Mr. Wootten who owns
mills at Chiokasha Lawton and
Hobart entered in. He oame
down from Chiokasha Tuesday
nl?ht and talked to the commit
tee leaving an offer in writing
as follows:
Anadarko June 10 1007.
To tho citizens of Anadarko.
Proposition
If you will furnish me a suit-
able site (acceptable to me) of
not less than fivo acres of land
and grant me sufficient time I
will build on site furnish an up
to-dato oil mill (not loss than a
two press proposition.) Will agree
to begin work on building some
time during ooming fall and to
have mill complete and ready
for business in time to take oare
of orop of 1008-0. It will be
my plan to begin building as
stated during fall of 1007 plaoe
oontraot for machinery and com
plete mill during spring and
summer of 1008. ThiB proposi-
tion in good faith and I stand
ready to satisfy you in shape of
guarantee.
R. K. Wootten.
The propositions were placed
fairly before the club and upon
motion by Mr. Farrington seo
onded by by Mr. Cox Mr Woot
ten's offer was aooopted and a
committee consisting of Messrs.
Ogle Goldman Divers o6d b
Perry appointed ro draw up the
terms of agreement with Mr.
Wootton who returns to Chiok-
asha tomorrow afternoon from a
business trip.
Mr. Wootten's high reputation
had muoh to do with the dub's
derision hiB aquaintances here
saying that he in conservative
in promises and generally per
forms mora than he undertakes.
He deolares himself as well sat
isfied with the site on South
Boundary and his mill we un-
derstand will be a two-press af-
fair with all arrangements to
install the third press whioh
will be put in plaoe If needed.
Mr. Wootten would not plaoe any
limit on the amount of the in
vestment saying that if the oir
oumetanoes justified him ho
would invest $75000.
While the Sohmidt proposition
contemplated a mill to take care
of this year's orop the olub mom
bers thought the delay of a voar in
its operation was more than made
up by having the solo owner
ship of tho mill in the hands of
an experienced man well known
to tho people of Anadarko with
none of the ugly possibilities
ahead such as have sometimes
happened in other towns. So tho
proposition is now up to the com
mittee appointed o provide the
site.
Call For Caucus
A caucus of the Democrats of
Delaware Township Caddo
oounty is hereby oalled to meet
at the sohool house of sohool
Distriot 37 on July 2 for the
purpose of nominating township
offioere consisting of township
Trustee Treasurer plerk Justioe
of peace and Committeman.
Meeting is oalled for 2 o'olook p.
S. A. Armstrong
2tl29 Committeeman
Normal Institute
The Caddo County Normal In
stitute will open lathe West End
Bobool building in Anadarko on
July 15 for a four weeks' Beseion.
Mies Nellie Smith of Newkirk
will instruot in methods in the
first four grades uaine the
Nationalized Course of Study as
ue basis of her work: Miss May
Overstreet of Emporia Kan.
in othography reading and
geography; John Butoher of
Tonka wa in composition arithme
tic reading and geography; B.
xoungblood of Pauls Vajley in
grammar physics book-keeping
and history ; and C. Robs Hume
of Anadarko in oivios. With
this faoulty eaoh member a
specialist in his line the teaoh
ers of the oounty haye every
opportunity to qualify them-
selves. Tho C olaB3 is eapeoialiy de-
signed for beginning teaohers
eight grade and high sohool
students. Examinations for
teaohere' aerti&cates will beheld
at the close August 8 and 9
They will be conduoted under
oivil service rules.
At tho same time a normal for
the separate sohools will be held
in Anadarko under the conduot-
orship of Mrs. Alioe V. Watkins.
of Kansas City. Equal facilities
will be provided.
Maude E Widaman
Supt. of Publio Instruction
127 4wk
Sunday School Convention
'Banner Cache Boone and
Hale township wilt hold their
semi-annual Sundav Hohnni
Convention at Pleasant Valley
Sohool house in Banner township
July 7th. An unusual large at
tendance of Sunday Sohool
Iworkora ia expected."