The Shawnee News. (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 306, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 21, 1910 Page: 2 of 8
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THE SH.IWXEE KEW8 s tTl «fMT. * AY 91, 111#
DAILY NEWS. THREE MONTHS, |L
Shawnee News
LOt' 5 AUARO. OWNER .ad PUBLISHER
The Perry Sentinel arises to ex-
plain the whereforeness of Carter's
grouch: Congressman Charlie Carter,
of the Ardmore district, has never
forgotten the rebuke Speaker Cannon
administered to him last year wheu I
he removed him from the Indian af-
fairs committee. In order that he
may ever keep the matter green In
his memory a photograph of Cannon j
occupies a prominent place on hi?
desk In Washington and beneath it
In box car letters are the lines from
Kiplings Recessional: "Lord God of
Hosts, be with us yet: Lest we for-
get: lest we forget."
RECORD IN THE HYDE CASE IS
CLEAN DECLARE ATTOR-
NEYS FOR THE STATE.
MAY FILE AN AMENDED MOTION
sUMON
Judge Latshaw Will Allow Defendant's
Attorneys to Cite Additional Alleged
Errors in the Trial of the Case If
They So Decide.
NEW PHONE
Newt Business Office. S3!
Lou 8 AU rd s Residence. l««
Entered *1 econd-cl* 3i i! mailer st 3l\aw
. Okistoss. under Uie ac; of Confess of
trot LlfTt.
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BE GIVEN SOON
NOT A PESSIMIST.
imist. the man that always
' DATE ANNOUNCED MAY
The pe*
looks on the dark side of things, is rk«.li.n
not comparable, and his Judgment Pla« 1S Christian
rarely good. There Is lots of sun-
shine in the world, and if a man has
the right temperament he can make
bright the places that the pessimist
would fill with shadows. Life Is too
short and uncertain to lose any sun-
shine, The pessimist in private life lhei,. ,mnuaj "baby shOw'
actually becomes a menare to sue- . . .
v < 1^6. at the Christian church. An
cessful government when in office.
It is be cause of such things that a admission of ten cents will be
man like "Joe" McNeal should be i-harged. No charge for enter-
Governor of Oklahoma. McNeal was ng babies in contest. Prizes with the counsel for the defendant
asked one day why he always took ^ awarded as follows- uj b>' his demeanor, attitude, ges
such a cheerful view of life. "Well,
1 hadn't thought much about that,"^
Church
Charge For Entering Babies
In Show
The Women's Council will have
May
Kansas City, May 21.—Just how the
attorneys for B. Clark Hyde expect to
get before the supreme court on ap-
peal facts and records to substanti-
ate two of their most important
grounds for a new trial is puzxling the
attorneys for the prosecution.
The revoking of Doctor Hyde's bond
was kept from the jury, so far as the
reoords show, and the record is per-
fectly clear that Judge Latshaw in-
26 structed the marshals to take the de-
fendant to and from the jail while
the Jury was not present. The record
shows also that Judge Latshaw stated
No that the commitment to jail would be
kept from the jury. There is nothing
to show that the jury knew of it, and
Judge Latshow says there is no way
to place it in the record at this time.
And if it isn't in the record, there is
no way it can be brought to the at-
tention of the supreme court, which
oonflnes its considerations entirely
to the record, attorneys say.
The Attitude of the Judge.
Another ground on which Doctor
Hyde's attorneys rely for a new trial
is that Judge Latshaw "grew impatient
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that is catarrh. Hall's C&tarrn
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Cft-
tarrn. being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
hereby destroying the foundation of
the disease and giving the patient
strength by buiidlng up the constl-
ution and assisting nature in doing
Its work. The proprietors hav^ so
much faith in its curative powers
that they offer one hundred dollars
for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials. Ad-
dress F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
O. Sold by druggists, 75c.
Old papers at 5 cent* per bundle,
at The News orflce. *
Trolley Ride Charter Cars
For the accommodation and convenience of Its patrons, the Sbaw-
nee-Tecumseh Traction Company has Inaugurated a schedule for chart-
ered cars over Its lines which Is as follows:
lines.
From Shawnee to Tecumseh and return
From Shawnee to Tecumseh and over City
From Shawnee to Bensou Park
From Shawnee to Benson Park audover City lines
Over all Shawnee City lines
From Tecumseh to Shawnee aud return
CASTLE HALL SHAWNEE LODGE
No. 20, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Every Tuesday evening at 8 o clock ^ Broadway and Main,
vlsit'ng brothers cordially Invited w
be present
Third floor. Postoffice Building
F. W Haiflev. K. of R. and S
W. Madd* C. C.
$6.00
JJjO
5.00
7.50
o,00
0.50
From Tecumseh to Bensou Park and return
From Tecumseh to Shawnee and over City lines 9-00
From Shawnee to Bensou Park, car return to car barn, then back
to Benson Park and theu to Shawnee
From Tecumseh to Benson Park, car return to car barn, then back to
Beuson Park and Tecumseh <•«#
(Last two for all day parties at the Park.)
All chartered cars are permitted the privilege of a stopover of one
hour at Benson Park without charge and for any overtime after the
first hour at 50c an hour.
Deliveries of cars on starting. To East End, as far as Pesotum
Street; to Broadway, as far as Carnegie Library; to Park Street, as far
This refers to cars going either to Tecumseh
or Benson Park and not over the City lines.
RODECKER'i
Vienna Bakery
, . . . tures and words, evidenced such lm-
Prettiest girl baby from one pl.Jellce."
t "Tlied bnt"lt's*probabIy"becauae j month to six months old. There is nothing la the record about I
I work hard, keep regular hours, play Prettiest boy baby from one the judgrt "demeanor, attitude and
fffKturAC \n mAvinff rv f n tv c urar.~
occasionally, take care of my liver,
and have a good deal of Irish In me.
My name, as you may have observed
is not Cheyenne."
There was just 2S miles of new
railroad built In Oklahoma during the
entire last year, which had not been
fully financed prior to statehood,"
says the Lamont Star. Yet the past
two years have st oa the greatest In-
crease In population, and the most
marvelous development in ctty build-
ing of any state In the Union. But
then city building and immigration
are not up against Section 9 or Ar-
ticle 9 of that "best constittuion on
earth."
The Tulsa Democrat, a "died In the
wool," throws the harpoon into the
Oklahomau: "The esteemed Oklaho-
ma u is tearing its garments trying to
have a favorite candidate nominated.
Three years ago it did the same thing
and even after spoiling all its nether
garments failed to land Its man. Paw-
ing up the earth is not necessarily a
successful method to nominate candi
dates, nor does belittling other as-
pirants advance the cause of a fav-
orite."
gestures." No moving pictures were
made a part of the record, showing
the facial expression, demeanor, atti-
tude and gestures of the court. The
court stenographer does not record
the gestures and facial expressions
showing the attitude of the judge and
there is nothing, therefore. In the rec-
ord about It, and no hope of portray-
ing It to the supreme court.
Attorneys for the prosecution say-
that removes two of the Important
grounds for a new trial from the con-
sideration of the supreme court That
would leave the defense's sole reliance
month to six months old.
Heaviest girl baby from one
month to six months old.
Heaviest boy baby from one
month to six months old.
Prettiest girl baby from six
months to one year old.
Prettiest boy baby from six
months to one year oid.
Heaviest girl baby from six
months to one year old.
Heaviest boy baby from six! on the errors of the court in admit-
months to one year old. , Un« testimony and giving Instructions
,, . . . . j , , „ ;o the Jury, and on remarks by the at-
Prettiest girl baby from one ^ys for the prosecution in the pre*
year to 18 months old. once of the Jury."
Prettiest boy baby from one state Believes Case Is Safe.
year to 18 months old. „ The a"orne-vs ^ lhe prosecution
J . . have gone over the motion for a new
Heaviest girl babj from one filed by Doctor Hyde's attorneys
year to 18 months old. and have prepared citations of su-
Heaviest boy baby from one '■)reme court decisions to support the
iQ • ,, court in ots rulings. They claim the
year to 1- months* olu. defense has not cited a single error
Prettiest girl baby from 1> which would justify the supreme court
months to two years old. 1,1 reversing the case.
Prettiest bov baby from 18 An amended motion may be filed, the
- j attorneys of the prosecution say, set-
ting up additional errors, but the way
18 the matter now stands the prosecution
feels that the case is safe from a
reversal.
Judge Latshow said he would permit
the a.tomeys for the defense to file
New Babies Are
Born Every Day
BUT THIS IS AN OLD COMPANY
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
DOSSJ& SEWARD
(Succcssors to C. R. Dean)
LOANS AND INSURANCE
Room 7 Over Shawnee Nat Bank
Shawnee Lodge No. S3, I. O. O. F.
Meet3 every Thursday night.
Visiting Brethren welcome.
Ff^NOtt TF^flrTMENTS
MRS. BROWN Cft-RR
(fives French Treatments, body and
face: also manicuring, chiropody and
hairdresalng. Will make Calls.
PH-ONE 937
Conkey's Famous Poultry Remedies
Ask for our poultry book—FREB.
absolutely eiiarantetvi.
CLARK'S SEED STORE
Phont 140 203 E. Main.
A ^
44
Machine Made Bread
TRY
10c
OUR
LOAF
months to two years old.
Heaviest girl baby from
months to two years old.
Heaviest boy baby from
months to two years old
18
PrLsefor prettiest twins under M *mendet motion, setting up other,
grounds. If they so desire.
two years of age.
"Story of a Tariff," Is the title of a
document of 4S0 pages, Just issued by
the American Protective Tariff
League of Now York, which will ui. Pri^e for prettiest red haired pQfj MEMORIAL DAY IN KANSAS
doubtedly prove of value, not onl> children under two years of age.
during the congressional campaign. Same age limit will apply to ln ** Decor,,lon Da> Proelmation
babies from the country and
116 North Broadway
but for the use of speakers, writers,
etc.. for year sto come This doco-!""1"" ,.,\ " , ,|
meat or hock includes speeches of| seperate prizes will be awarded
President Taft
Ucal matter
over 150 senators and representatives | following committee,
Gov. Stubbs Urges That May 30
Be Generally Observed.
timeand
How About That Clean Suit?
DO you wear clothing? Yes of course you do and I wager money,
marbles, or chalk against a doughnut, there is not a man in the
city but what can find from one to five suits about his
home that needs cleaning anpressing, and in many instances
dyeing. The cost of Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing is small com-
pared with a new suit and when you have us do your work you
' r >r^- r
will have to be an expert to distinguish whether it is a new or old
suiL Call our wagon at phone No. 225 and we wiil have a man
there to care for your wants.
ThePeoples'
CL6ANING
219 East Main.
& DVE
WORKS
'Phone 225.
13 ^
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
FOR OR—HS -«s.m
H ';7u,lona «d satis, then, Anyone wishing to enter
from Jk. speeches o. babies piea e phone any one O. ..rging that ail persons observe May
ln congress, delivered on the tariff
during the special session of the 61st
congress.
The Poteau Sun says; "At Shaw-
nee last week Lee Cruce praised Has-
kell In a speech. And L^e says the
Mrs. Pike Baker.
Mrs. G. C. Wallace.
Dr. Esther Mitchell
SO as a day of memory for oM soldiers
and friends. The proclamation says:
In doing so, 1 appeal to the spirit of
the Kansas people who have always
thown a marked and wholesome rev-
erence for the memory of those who
offered their lives for their country,
to frown upon the unnecessary per-:
formance of secular duties of that date, \
\V_;. monument os
headstone from our samples!
Up-to-di'.e appropriate designs at
lttle money—Just what your tasts
will most approve—at our yt-rd.
Let us give prices.
BUGLASS A COLLINS.
POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY MONL
MENT WORKS
133 N. Bel: St. Phoae I
Reaching the foji
roas body and a keen bra-n. With
. . . _ . ...., t „, and to criticise and severely condemn
man who brings personally into thl- ou. he* . - - any frivolous diversions that may dis-
campaign may prepare to defend hin Electric Bitter* is the greatest health tract the public mind from the sol-1
e^!^ioer^e object of I
keU. whose hand he now ltcks b< ^ ^ ^ "l6."?1-1
■mirefct-'d not only Lee s character,
enriches the blood, tonas and invigo-
lature was to make Memorial Day {
more than a holiday, aad with this per-
but that of those most near and dearj^^ ^ whoU fy>teBl and enables sona! view"governing me"I ask aad
to him in 1$0«, the filthiest campaign vou ^ stand the wear and tear of irge the good and grateful citizens of |
ob record, ar.d yet he will stand be-
fore intelligent people and make love
to HaskeU. the maligner of his char
your daily work. "After months of
suffering from kidney trouble,"
W. M. Sherman of Cushing,
acter a shcr. time agtv So true* for ^ ^veT'rf
the political game." Me, at all druggists. • -.he heroic dead and place upon the
sod which covers them a flag or a
Sower in token of oar love and ln ap-
preciatJon of their serrices to their
♦ J country.
: We Aim to Extend Credit I Kantans at a Washington Convention.
J ♦ Washington. May ti.—Among ti*
♦ We aim to extend credit in the promotion of *L worthy ♦ attending the world's Sunday
l and responsit '. ar.u rpr.- - roceedmp on the broad plan
♦ ^st the success of an institut;,* mas: be built on the pros- J ^ ^ M„ ^ Ki"£, 0. vl-S!"
Kansas to meet at some common cen-
ters of patriotic worship and after
there making and giving satiable rec-
ognition to the mercy of Almighty Ood
POTTAWATOMIE COCNTT
MONUMENT WORKS
133 X. Bell St. Telephone Ml
Bogiass a Col! in a. Proprietors
perity o£ its customers.
Officers:
MB. W. & STARCH. President.
C D. RORER. Acer* Vice President
E. W HILL. 3c£ Vice President.
B. B. BRVNDaCL. Cashier.
Mr. a i Mrs Dob Kinney of Newton.
Mr. and Mrs. James Al'.lson of Wichita] e
and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Pranks of Wis
Ml
i Carpets Cleaned
♦ .. ..
5ECUR1TY.STATE fiANK
Capital MNLM.
A PiRsbOrg Orafter Guilty.
« Pittsburg, Pa.. May 31—After de-
liberating li hours the Jury !n the
J .vise cf Dr T. C Bless.ng. president of
• be ommon councils of Pittsburg re-
t turned a verdict of "gnilty as charge-1
* in the initccmeet- The verdict asks
« the leniency of the eour-
At Your Home
No dust; do not have to
move furniture, etc. By
Standard Vacuun Cleaner
M. R. M1UB
Rt; iei:c E33 Itrtt Btil
PHm 67E M
Let lis Make Your Kitchen
comfortable
Have a GAS RANGE. Installed Today
Latest Pattei ns Just Received
Detroit Jewel
Prices Low
Terms Easy
Shawnee Gas & Electric
company
Phone 1 46
30 N. Bdw.
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ACME OF
QUALITY
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 ug estimate with you oa the
stone work constructi n y « have
in mind for the Spring—you will find
our prices the lowest and we'll guar-
antee the quality.
BUGLASS & COLLINS.
POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY MONU-
MENT WORK8.
132 N. Bell SL Phone M7
KILLthe COUCH
and CURE the LUNGS j
PRICK
■ I (* o~ f - ? A (1 Ot-
'OLUS Ttlai Bottle Fret
M> *U THREAT A*8P LtJWG TROUBLES.
OCJAB.A NTEED SATIPr acxoby
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
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