The Shawnee News. (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 291, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 4, 1910 Page: 2 of 8
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WEDNESDAY, HAT 4, 1M .
THE News. 3 MONTHS fOS 11.00
I
Shawnee News
LOU S. ALLARD. OWNER ud PUBLISHER
LABEL>
S.UNION
rather than expose the beneficiaries
mho committed 1L The republican
party has established a reputation of
dealing out justice to tlie dishonesty
practicd within the party and that
regardless of the individual, and it is
morally crtain taht the repub-
licans of Illinois will b found doing
this Identical thing. no matter
whether it hurts Senator Lorixner or
somebody else.
NEW PHONE
Neva BusiseM Offlc* SSI
Lou 8. AU*rd s Residence Mi
CEiemtaj«ecooci-ci!«m*i u f(„ ^ present grueratiou and
M ■ Otut&occ* outer ifee m. of Co&ore^
*r«* I.W7*
Lee Cruce and Alfalfa Bill ahould
member that the roters of this
state bare ceased to accept hot air
without some proof to back
it up. Thej took a gold brick three
years ago and they have it still in
dear remembrnce of their confidence
in three card montie and shell game
offfciala. Mere promises don't go in
this democratic btrayed graft ridden
commonwealth with the same degree
of confidence that it used to. The
people hare tried one experiment that
OF
BILL BASHFORD
. *h one yet unborn that is to follow,
ten to fifteen million dollars. Rather
•'xpensive luxury but then the voters
REPUBLICAN MEETING. jsr«id they wanted It and they got
The republican county central com ! lhst u,ey wamed „ ,jiere ought
mitlee is hereby called to meet a. t e any kick coming. It has been
the city hall in Shawnee. Okla, at 1 j,ld Iha, you can-t {ool a man ^e
o'clock p. m.. Tuesday. May 17. 1 11. WOnd time aa t-asv as the first,
(or the purpose of transacting such' ind lf ,hl8 holds good In Oklahoma
business as may properly be consid-
ered.
It is also requested that ail repub-
licans of the county interested in
the success of tne party assemble in Speaking of the state capital re-
mass convention on said 17th day ot'raoval scheme, the people of Okla-
the next administration will be other
thn democratic by several thousand
votes.
City Financial
Six Banks with combined capital
of J500.000.00; Deposits 14,000,000.
A 11,000,000.00 Pi re Insurance com-
pany.
This city—grown to ita present
size without th aid of great Indus-
trial or Educational Institutions—la •
now entering upon an era of pros-
perity which means the doubling o!
its population In two years. It Is
destined to be the Metropolis an I
Capital of the 46th state.
Study the past. present and future jh>
of Shawnee. A realization of oppor-
tunity Is what makes men rich.
An inves'saent In Shawnee mean*
a ticket on the train which travels Bwlifi-fnt is familiar
MlROLKED AT
k
HTXNELD,
But >« One ("an Place Him
Definitely.
May. 1910, at the city hall In Shaw
nee. Okla.. at 2 o'clock p. m. of said
day. to discuss the general welfare
of the party and the coming cam
paign.
THOS. McCOLGAN, Chairman.
JESSE WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Tecumseh, Okla.. April 9, 1910.
Alfalfa Bill may not get the dem-
ocratic nomination for governor but
then It looks aa if he was going to
convince some of the other candi-
dates that he la after it.
homa would like to vote on some
proposition or have some public
issue come up that isn't full of graft
or hasn't a private rake-off on the
side for some political pet. It is
high time for some reforms in this
direction.—Muskogee Phoenix.
Uncle Joe Mc.S'eal seems to have
raised the dust among the demo-
cratic politicians and especially with
the democratic newspapers.
The biggest campaign joke that
we heard coming from any of the
candidates for governor comes from
Alfalfa Bill. He says that he is
for prohibition. Now anybody that
knows Bill would never had charged
him with being a prohibitionist from
anything that he ever did along
that line. But then likely he has
reformed since being caught in the
basement of the lone hotel during
the session of the legislature with
the colored* porter.
'Pretty" dughters of "mllllon-
alra," eloping with chauffeurs are
generally found to be girls homely as
mud fences and about as intellignt.
whose fathers are about able to keep
the sheriff from coming after the
household furniture; while the chauf-
feurs are nearly always honest, hard
working boys who get the worst of
th bargain.—Muskogee Phoenix.
the road to prosperity. Get in on the
ground floor now.
Shawnee Is making this opportunity
for you by offering city lots at a
low price in order to raise the mon- Frinds or relatives of "Bill" Bash-
ey necessary to give expression of.'0™1- found murdered at Winfield,||
god will to the new Industrial and|Ka*-> last Saturday morning, havel
educational Institutions which have'uot M been located. Chief Hawk 0
been secured. You can get In now bas *«tved a photograph of the IS
at a very low cost, and reap the ben- nian. and has showed it to a I
ei.t of increased values wnich mastJml)er °' people. Many recognised i
follow with the great Increase of lbe features, but could not definitely!
:latlon that cannot now be check- l>iace U>em. It is the general opin-j
ed. i°n that he was a floater" who was I
The Shawnee Development Com- 10 ^ ci,-v tor * number of weeks, j
pany is composed of the majority of At a numt>er of the pool halls the
the loyal, progressive and strong fl- ,eatures were recognized as those
nancial men of the city. The pur- ot * -TOUnS fan who had frequented |
pose of the company is to secure the places a co"P'« of weeks ago. |
new industries which will make fcut whor no ont aPP*ar«i to know. |
Shawnee grow. The company owns He 18 said to haTe been ot a
He is said to have been of
all of the available land adjacent to j disposition aud did not seem
to
the city and is now selling Armon--i:uak'"' aa-v ,rien<u whiIe berc
dale addition lots at from 1200 to Henrr Mo-T,e' 8«°eral delivery
$400 per pair. You can not make!Cierk al lhi "members
a mistake lf you buy these lots They' haviDg received mail at |
win pav yon hand some returns on 1116 g!nera; JeIiTerT wlndow a Dum*l
your investment times.
„„„ _ Clerks at the Mammoth remem-l
With each *100.000 of sales the w hlm , s,e[ton hat aQd
price will be advanced 25 per cent
Terms: 25 per cent cash, balance la
ten equal monthly Installments; no
taxes, no Interest
The company has reserved some
ber selling him
believe hat they also sold him a I
suit ot clothes.
Sheriff A. J. Branson, of Cowley
County, Kas.. is very anxious to
larn the exact identity of Bashford.
et Us Make Your Kitchen
COMFORTABLE
Have a GAS RANGE Installed Today
Latest Pattems Just Received
Detroit Jewel
Prices Low
= = Terms Easy
Shawnee Gas & Electric
COMPANY
Phone I 4 6
130N. Bdw.
K
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choice lots for outside In vestors. jHe believes him to have been mur-|
All lots guaranteed good location a°d thinks that ifhis associa*-s
and suitable for building sites. were some light might be
Roughly spaking, political candi-
dates can be divided into three
classes—political possibilities, polit-
ical accidents, and political impossi-
bilities. Colonel Bill Murray is in
neither class. He is a political possi-
bility that is an impossibility—if we
are to believe what most of his
critics say of him.—Tulsa World.
For further information address:
SHAWNEE DEVELOPMENT COM-
PANT, Sfcawne Oklahoma.
Reference: Any bank or Commer-
il Rating Agency.
shed on the tragedy. The man was
found shot to death near Win-
field.
Perhaps after all we had Just
well have all our troubles together
as be paroling them out one at
time.
Thy say that there is a time for'
everything but there are a good many
republicans in this state that seems
to have found the time to do many
of the things that they ought to do
for the party.
Some
then its
fault as
kings don't go Ju
e to have them, b
V u c ,.fc t 0.,
> me body else's.
The old expression that the "good
lord only knows" may apply to some
things but it never was intended to
have any application to the demo-
cratic party.
Jsst watch what the republicans
will do in Illinois to the bribe giver
and the bribe taker, whether In the i
republican party or out of It. If
upon investigation it should be found
that Lorlmer securd his election to
the senate through bribery, of a
democrat or anybody else, it will be
a republican administration that will
deprive him of that office secured as
the results of dishonsty in securing
It. If it Is true that Billy Lorimer
did secure democratic votes enough
to defeat Hopkins, the regular nom-
inee of the party, them he should
be invited to step down and out
and Hopkins appointed by the gov-
ernor of Illinois to fill the vacancy.
No party can stand responsible for
any such dishonsty within itself
T. F. Walsh, the multi-millionaire
mine owner of Colorado who died re-
cently in Washington. Thousands of
friends throughout the country mourn
his death as he was one of the most
widely known and highly respected
mining men ever operating in the
West. He startea in to build his
fortune as a mucker in a Colorado
mine.
CITY PARKS,
Shawnee maintains two parks, one 1
In the center of the city, near the;
business section, and one on the
North Canadian river, in the southern
part of the city. They contain In all
twenty-eight acres, and are managed
by the park board and maintained
by public taxation.
City parks
Benson park 33 acr<SB
Woodland park. When the city
was platted a tract of fourteen acres
of native forest was set aside as a
Public park. It Is now within two
blocks of the business section of the
city. It Is one of tne beauty spots
of Shawnee.
I Riverside park Is situated on the
high bluffs of the North Canadian
"iver in the southern part of the city r! Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, wife of
I It is covered with a fine growth of Hary K" Thsw' wtl0 has lu t given
valley from this park la quite pleas- ' er a"ar'men'8 'n New Tork and
ing. 8 Planning to start shortly for Paris
Benson park, wkich is situated two 1? ^ *rs. Thaw de-
and one-half miles south of -.he city, T " U"' ,tep "
oa the Shawn ^-Tecumseh interurban < °' competent telcllere *ho
. ncourage her to believe that her
railway, is one of the most beautlfu: tal<snt for such k
suburban parks In the West. There lageou6ly dereIoped
are in this park thirty-two acres of
native forest, and the variety of na-
tive forest trees found flourishing In
Benson park is most interesting.
there being twenty-three varieties,
tvhich is most positive evidence to
those not familiar with the surround-
ings of Shawnee that the city Is not
on a barren prairie.
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Shawnee Lodge No. 33, I. O. O. F.
Meets every Thursday night.
Visiting Brethren welcome.
FF^NCtt Tf^fVTMENTS
«RS. BROWN G RR
?:ve« French Treatments, body and
face: also manicuring, chiropody and
hairdreaaing. Will make Calls.
PH-OINE 937
Donkey's Famous Poultry Remedle,
ilk for oar poultry book—FREE
absolutely guaranteed.
Nothing Bevondour Equipment
When this expression came ou in our ad no doubt but what a num-
ber of people who read it thought we were to a certain degree pre-
varicating but we have been able to make good on every article
that has been brought to us since we moved to our new quarters.
Now is the time for you to get your cleaning, dying and pressing
done. Old hats made new whil you wait Remember that procas-
tlnatlon is the theft of time. Bring In your old clothing and have
us make them look like new.
The Peoples'
CLEANING & DYE WORKS
'Phone 226.
CLARK'S SEED STORE
Phoni 140 208 e. Main.
219 East Main
City Progressive
Prompt relief in all cases of throat
take, soothing and healing in effect.
Sold by all druggista. •
G UA RAXTE ED/oRE DU SlfromXtafi/nc/ies
<S4// DEALERS *3— UPWARD
WEJNGARTEN BROS, Makers, BroadwavG'34'Sf.NY
Clifford W. Hartridge, the New
♦
DON'T
BRISTLE UP
A Meat Packing House industry
which will employ 1500 men and will
be operated by one of the world's ,
k, , largest packers:. A cotton mill which U'rk aUOrEe5r' who 8uing t0 re"
and lung trouble lf you Hue Chan. *)]) employ 50 people COTer '125 W)0 from Mrs. Mary Cop-
berlain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to The State Baptist University which ley Thaw' !ar prote8sioEai ^"ices
will enroll 1000 students and will renderiJ ,r H*™? Thiw'f ,ri '
be supported by 100,000 Baptist—the '°r the of stan,ord White. A
strongest religious denomination in nUmber of 'rominent attorne" haTe
the state. testified that the services as enum-
The Catholic University of the Ben. erated ln 016 °omP1">t are the
ACME OF
QUALITY
I edlctine Fathers under the same dl- fee demande<1- 1119 trl ' u now on
recti on
the great school of Notre
♦ j Dame—which will enroll 1000 boy coart"
♦ Student and have the support of C0,-
before the United States circuit
] 000 Catholics.
You will find that this yard does
not turn out two kinds of work—we
make a specialty of one charactr and
that Is the best.
Let us estimate with you on the
stone work constructl n y> o have
In mind for the 8pring—you will find
our prices the lowest and well guar-
antee the quality.
6UGLASS A COLLINS.
POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY MONU-
MENT WORKS.
1132 N. Bell St Phone 967
PALACE Of SWEETS
MOT DRINKS,
FRUITS, CANDIES Etc.
I
I
112 EL Main St
Phone 306
The next time yon ste* np to bank window snd leave with the
impression the bank doesn't appreciate your business, don't bristle
up and carry the grouca around with you. Drop Into the new bank.
We never give you the feeling that yon're "owned," on the contrary
yon'll catch the apprecl'tive spin and be satisfied.
security state rank
A new clean bank with $50,000.00 capital.
.
RHODE ISLAND REDS
B. C. FORAKER
Exclusive Breeder of Rose Comb
The kind that LAY Is the kind
that PAT.
Eggs for setting from Pen X
(Tor is)
CONSERVATORY OF WL' C.
Best Equipped Teachers In the State
CHARLOTTE SALOME KIEFER.
Teacher of Piano.
Pupil of famous Leopold Godo-^ky. I Eggs from PtB't " ' ,1UI
CARL EDWARD KIEFBj. " , H " * 1150
Teacher of Voice. Premiums awarded: First and See-
Studied seven years ln New York and ond Cock; First and Second Hen; !
Boston under Agramor.tl. Whitney, First and Second Pullet and First
Pllmer Cockerel; Flmt and Third Pen;
ana Cornell. m _ i
The best place to get a good nusl- ShaW1"* Pooler Show, December,
eal education. Monthly pupils' recitals 1
Phone 3S5 Red 431 North Market 1 tO East Main Street ghawnee Okla 1
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