The Waynoka Tribune. (Waynoka, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, March 24, 1911 Page: 1 of 8
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VOLUME 3.
WAYNOKA. WOODS COUNTY. OKLAHOMA. FRIDAY. MAR. 124. Uhl.
NUMBER 7
J. A. Stine, Prest. W. H. OLMSTED, V-Prest |
R. W. Waidley, Cashier.
first National Bank
Waynokn,
Okluhomn.
Capital St»ock - - $25,000
1 ) I RKC'IX )HS:
J. A. Stine, L. L. Stine, G. E. Nickel, W. H.
Olmsted and Ik. W. Waidley.
We solicit your Business.
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JOHN R. MURROW
Loans.
W. G. BESSEY
Lawyer.
MURROW &. BESSEY,
Law, Loans, Real Estate, Insurance, Collections.
NOTARY IM OFFICE
All Legal Work Entrusted (o us will be Carefully Attended to.
Up-stairs in Nat’l Bank Bldg. Waynoka, Oklahoma.
City Meat
' CHOICEST CUTS
OF MEAT.
Mrs. J. EATON, Prop
NONE BUT THE VERY
' BEST HANDLED.
SATISFACTION GR NO SALE!
All kinds of Lunch goods constantly on hand.
Ms delivered when you want them and just like you order.
Our Meats are all properly Inspected
and kept in a perfectly Clean and
Sanitary Condition.
We make our own lard, sausage and hamburger,
all of the purest and best materials to be found.
We want your Business and will give yeur order, large or small, due attention.
How to fudge a Man.
A man is as good as he does
good.
Any man who attempts to run
his own business and that of his
neighbor is going to slight one
■
or the other.
If he attends to his own busi-
ness he is a respected and suc-
cessful man, while if he tries to
run your business he makes a
miserable failure of it and a
jackass of himself.
Take the case of the Big Boss,
olmsted, and the wee little boss,
henarie, who last week started
to put this paper out of business
by a boycot. We venture the
assertion that 300 people on the
streets Saturday, after reading
the Tribune,expressed their con-
tempt for men who weie so
darn stinking little as to take
out their petty spite on a town-
booster simply because he was
the only man in the bunch they
could reach.
The Boss has built up an enor-
mous business by “accommo-
dating” the farmers How much
has his “kindness” cost you?
Figure the cost of that con-
crete “monument” before you
answer. He made every dollar
of his money by trading with
poor people, and continues his
game by refusing to support this
paper, that has always been a
town builder. His way of fight-
ing would shame a Mexican in-
surrecto, who knows nothing of
the honors of war.
All we ask is a clear field and
fair fight, and a knowledge of
right and justice on our side.
Watch our smoke!
Phone 44.
Free City Delivery.
We want the Patronage of Particular People.
Propr,
PHOTOGRAPH G A LLERY
Just South of Waynoka Produce Co., in the Big Tent.
Open Every Day in the Week.
Offipp Phone 51 Residence Phone 67 Green.
Post Cards a Leading Specialty.
J. W. FRANK,
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER.
My Special Sale Days are Every Saturday Afternoon on the Streets ot Waynoka.
York-Key, Lumber
AIT Kinds of Building Material
Figure with Us.
C. W. TILTON, Manager.
Phone 61.
Waynoka, Okia.
THE WAYNOKA PRODUCE CO.
Pays the OSCAR HAGAN, PROP.
Highest Market Price for Egtrs, Butter,
Chickens, Cream, Turkeys and Hides.
We sell the Best Grade of Flour. Call and see me.
Blue Front Livery Barn
ROTH & ROARK. Proprietor*.
LIVERY. FEED AND SUE BAHN. opposite titbune.
Mutual Phone Want.cl.
Why don’t our farmers get
busy with their telephone busi-
ness? Every day the demand is
getting stronger for competition
in the telephone business, and
everyday the old independent
lines are getting more indepen-
dent and gi asping. First *hing
we know the local company will
be charging twice what the>
now charge, and we’ll have to
pay it. too. Those who have
I the management of the local
j mutual exchange should call a
meeting and get an agitation
started as to the first step to I e
taken towards putting a mutual
phone in every business house
in Waynoka. Get half a dozen
to start with and the rest will
soon drop in. What’s the use
of paying $2 25 a month for tele-
phone service when it is in the
power of the Farmers’ mutual
company to rent their business
phone for $1 a month and make
monev? Some of our business
men are ready to take hold of
the matter if the farmers them-
selves will get busy. The Trib-
une will take a phone as soon as
half adozen other business houses
will do likewise, and cut out the
high priced and bum service
monopoly.
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Grabbed a Land Grabber.
David H. Halleck, who was
convicted of defrauding the
government in the federal court
and sentenced to six years
imprisonment and fined $1,000
is now preparing to carry the
case to the United States Su-
preme Court, the Circuit Court
of Appeals at St. Louis, having
decided against him.
Halleck was ambitious to gain
a big cattle ranch in northwest-
ern Oklahoma, and to do this
used a number of Kansas school
teachers, who filed on the land
and then relinquished to him.
Halleck’s attorneys are standing
on the same proposition thatEx-
Governer C. N. Haskell’s did on
the town-lot fraud indictments,
that the acts were committed be-
fore statehood and the grand
juries drawn under laws made
later.
But while judge Marshall up-
held this theory in the Haskell
cases United States Circuit Court
of Appeals held differently,
and now the matter is to be put
squarely to the court of last
resort.
Lorimer and Bailey.
Those people of Texas who are
so blunt that they cannot distin-
guish the moral difference be-
tween a man who unblushingly
buys a seat in the United States
i senate and one who brazenly
I accepts a senatorship which has
| been bought for him by unknown
friends, are lining up in opposi-
tion to Senator Joseph Weldon
Bailey, who acted as chief apolo-
gist for Lorimer in the recent
investigation of the methods
"mploved in the last senatorial
election . by the Illinois legis-
lature. Truly, these be parlous
i time for those who think that
the motives of a senator should
1 not he impugned.
52m
Ml. M. STARK, Pres.
C. C. SKILLIN6, Cashier.
Commercial Bank
Waynoka, Oklahoma.
Deposits in this Bank arc Secured by the Depositors’ Guaranloo Law
ol the Slate ol Oklahoma. Your Banking Dusiness Appreciated.
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Oversight Kills The Bill.
It was discovered after the ad-
journment of the legislature that
through an oversight the legisla-
ture had neglected the prepar-
ation of a hallbt title for the
proposed constitution amend-
ment enabling railroads outside
the state to purchase or lease
lines within the state of Okla-
homa.
The proposed amendment was
to have been submitted at a
special election April 25, but
under the amendment referen-
dum law the legislature must
prepare a ballot title which it
failed to do. It is the opinion
of good lawyers that this over-
sight kills the joint resolution
by which • the submission was
proposed.
Lorimer and Haskell.
A lbuquerque, N.M. March 16
Colonel Roosevelt paid his re-
spects by name to Senator Lor-
mer of Illinois, and Governor
Haskell of Oklahoma, tonight.
He denounced both as “unfit to
hold public office.’’ Their elect-
ion, he said, was a disgrace to
the communities which elected
them.
The denunciation was made
in the course of Colonel Roose-
velt’s address to an audience
which crowded the opera house
and left hundreds standing out-
side. In opening his talk, the
Colonel declared that in its fail-
ure to grant New Mexico state-
hood during the last regular ses-
sion of congress the national
government had committed a
breach of faith. Arizona, he said
might have offered ground for
question, although he favered
its admission, but with New
Mexico there was no question.
Those of our farmer friends
; who appreciate good farm read-
ling should not miss the opportu-
nity of securing the Weekly K.
, City Star one year free by sub-
scribing for the Tribune.
Keep this in mind: If yoi
engage Col. Springer to cry you
sale he will stand half the hi
vertising bill. You will not onl.
save on your printing hill, ho
* von will get the best auction
1 eer, as he has had 2 » years ex
1 perienre.
Harry H a 11, The Clothier
Now Receiving
New Spring Suits,
CHILDREN’S STRAW HATS.
REGAL SHOES. GOME AND LOOK.
Still giving away a fine talking machine
with each Thirty Dollar Purchase.
Come in and nose around.
HARRY F. HALL, Clothier
THE RIGHT PLACE
FOR BARGAINS IS
C. A. CHEEK’S GROCERY.
Exclusive AgenLs For
Chase (8b Sanborn’s Coffee,
Diamond K Flour.
CHOICE CANNED GOODS
AND VEGETABLES.
ORDERS GIVEN AFTER 5 O'CLOCK WILL NOT BE
DELIVERED TILL NEXT MORNING.
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we wont your business oil the time.
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I The Wyckoff Drug Store I
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3 Wyckoff Bros., Props. ft
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1 -• And to prove it we will do all that can l>c done by ^
!; A First Class Pharmacy. %
Physicians Prescriptions. Phone 60. ^
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Springer, Merritt E. The Waynoka Tribune. (Waynoka, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, March 24, 1911, newspaper, March 24, 1911; Waynoka, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc848366/m1/1/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.