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Friday, April 18, 1013.
THE CHANDLEK NEWS-PUBLICIST
FIVE
T. F. Mertea of Prague, was in the
city Tuesday.
A. V. Barton of Stroud was in
('handler Euesday.
Alfred Helnemann spent Sunday
and Monday in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Kelly of St. Joe, Mo., is visit-
! mg her sister Mrs. Darwin Filtseh.
Attorney George Kittenhouse made
a business trip to Kendrick Wednes-
| day.
W. E. Wells, attorney from Prague,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Chan-
Frank Hayes spent Sunday at Ed-
mond.
Fred Hoyt spent Monday in Ok-
homa City.
Uncle Mike Lynch of Stroud, was dier.
: shaking hands with his friends in
(’handler Monday.
{WS
C'F.NTHAI. t HIUSTIAN CIUTM'H.
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APPROPRIATIONS OF THE SESSION
H It 639
!!:!!. 7r;
I *e»*f School Bt Sulphur
I Vi Diem and Contingent, Fourth Lcgislat
Per Diem a
From Fntoi
Fund . .
] Contingent. Fourtl
Graded or Consolldi
of Confederate Hum** at Ardmore
ure.
luted School DiKtrict
Rev. Thomas and Rufus Roope
: were in Meeker the first of the week,
Allen Harriott from Stroud visited :attending Presbytery.
Henry McKeown of
the city Saturday.
Agra, was in
his sister, Mrs. John Davis the latter
part of last week.
Link Mascho of Cushing, was in
Chandler Sunday.
Mrs. H. M. Johnson was in Okla-
homa City Monday.
Tom Foster of Stroud, was in
(’handler Saturday.
Miss Harriet Patrick of
spent Saturday and Sunday with
aunt, Mrs. Gilstrap.
Mrs. Ben Fisher entertained Wed-
nesday afternoon in honor of Master
Stroud, ! Reggie’s third birthday.
Services 11 a m. and 8 p. m.
Morning subject: “The Chris-
tians Girdle.”
Evening subject: “A Heart to
Heart Talk With My
Friends.”
All are made welcome.
J. CLARENCE LEAD.
Minister
FOURTH LEGISLATURE TURNS
OUT A BIG GRIST OF LEGIS-
LATION ON ALL SUBJECTS
H 2:’. 7
B. 606
Construction
Deficiency ..........................................
To School Land lessees for Maneuver Grounds
Deficiency for uppropi'luttoii f.the purchase of 32u
(HltlSTIW SCIKNCK SKUVICKS.
rhandier APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL S540.103
State Capital Question Settled For-
ever by Acceptances of the Okla-
homa City Gift of Cash and
Land—Cruce Uses Ax
Mrs. Jack Winters, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Speieher, left
Mrs. Rufus Roope left Tuesday for j Wednesday for he/home at Somerset.
Meeker to visit her mother and sis-1 Pa.
ters for a few days.
Mrs. Frazier of Guthrie, was a
Mack Hlnchey left Monday for a
short visit at Maurine. Mo. His
There’ll be a whopping big crowd guest of Mrs. Roy Hoffman the lat- ! grandmother, Mrs. Gillette, will
in Chandler tomorrow.
Mr. Harmon of Stroud, was a
Chandler visitor Monday.
Courtland Feuquay was an Oklaho-
ma City visitor Monday.
ter part of last week.
Iturn with him.
Mr. Pardre and son Wallace of j a dance was given at
1 Stroud, were transacting legal busi- j building Friday evening.
i ness in our city Monday.
Earl Foster of Sturges, Miss., vis-
ited with his unde J. J. Davis the
Mrs. George Sutton of Prague, Vis-j latter part of last week.
the Filtseh
The music
of the Sapulpa orchestra was excel-
lent and everybody had a good time.
Over Hoffman Bank, il a. m.
Subject. Doctrine of Atonement
Golden text: Matthew 5:8.
Responsive reading Ephesian 2
8-17, 21, 22.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting 8 p
m. Reading room open 2 to 5 p. m
each afternoon except Sunday.
Ited in Chandler Saturday.
George Olark and Jack
went to Kelleyville Sunday.
Janies Mascho of Cushing, came in
Shaffer j Monday for a stay of several days
with his father Ed. Mascho.
Hon. Frank B. Burford, referee in |
j bankruptcy in this federal district,}
I was here Saturday for a hearing in j
! the Moore bankruptcy case of Daven- ;
port.
fkeskytkki \\ t hi m ii
At the morning service we
have the communion.
Christian Endeavor at 6:4 5 p
Sunday evening service at 7:30|
p. m. Subject. "Young People and
Their Books.”
Special music at both services.
DAVID THOMAS.
M. K. ('HITM’H.
John Raedeker of Cushing, was •
here this week moving his family j
John (layman was an Oklahoma
City visitor the last of the week.
, T~T . , . .land household goods to Cushing
The dancing club had their usual
delightful dance Monday evening.
Ray Patrick of Stroud, spent Sat-
urday and SundaV with Lee Gilstrap.
Mrs. Eula Mullins made a busi-
ness trip to Oklahoma City Monday.
Willie Gault of Wellston, spent !
Saturday'with his friend, Motile Mar-
tin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Barksdale'
were Oklahoma City visitors Mon-
day. •
Miss Cora Berry spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mrs. Sherman
| at her home in Union township.
Mrs. J. S. Feuquay returned Mon-
day from an extended visit at Hot
| Springs and other Arkansas points.
Mr. Farmer, when you come to
Chandler tomorrow to receive your
portion of free kafir seed, do your !
trading with the merchants who pat-
ronize the advertising columns of-
the News-Publicist.
Monrow Lower, one of the up-to- i
now farmers residing southwest of |
Chandler, has a lot of fine kafir seed
for sale and will leave samples at
the News-Publicist office for inspec-
tion Mis variety is the black hiill-
Although the regular session of the
Fourth Legislature of Oklahoma ad-
i journed with practically none of the
regular supply bills passed, and with-
out having followed practically any
of the recommendations of Gov. Cruce
in his message at the opening of the I
session, a large number of bills were
passed, covering a multitude of sub-|
jjects in, addition to the numerous in |
Mitigations held and the several lin- i
poachmertts conducted. The approprl- i
will i at ion s for the session totalled over I
i half a million dollars, but most of the
i supply bills were left over for the spe
cial session.
A large number *of hills met with
the Governor s veto, ami a number of
others were allowed to die on his
j desk. Among these were the Musko-
' gee fair bill and the congressional re
! apportionment. The most important
legislation to the people of the state
at large was the final acceptance of
the Oklahoma City donation of money
and lands with which to build the
state capital, thus settling forever the
capital controversy.
All the bills and resolutions passed,
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B 62
H 61
TV ITS
B. 661
B. 584
B. 3td
R 637
B. 365
ficlency for appropriation for tin- purchase of :
acres of land for Oklahoma Stale Home hi Pry
Deficiency appropriation for buildings at Oklalim
State I
.plli
approprli
date Home. Pi
for Sup
Point of Appeals
of Senate and
I 'otirt b I .euislat in e . .
id per diem and contingent of the Fourth
Supplies for Supreme and Criminal Pourt
Salaries of officers and employees of Sena
House—Fourtl
Mileage and per
Legislature
For support, maintenance and Instruction for orphan
children In Cornish orphan Home.........
Deficiency for repairs, euulpi lent and malnteimn <• for
Oklahoma State Home. Pryor
To pay refund of license iu\ erroneously paid hy the
Parson-Dodson Mining <’■- to State Treasurer,
ir Fire proof Dormitory, Confederate
Ardmore
Lumber and Kaflivorn Building at Dry F.rining
('digress and Soli Product Ion Exposition ut Tulsa
i
26,006.tit)
100,000.00
2.H6 19
4,081.53
1,731.00
fit4 93
10.066.08
niliH
efum
nrson-Dodson Mining <V.
F r Fire-proof Dormitory.
ngret
chi
Mileage hi
Farmei s'
id of lice
•dson M
Do
iflrco:
Soil
ml
rn Building
Production l*.
Aid In checking and era
and per diem foi
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limn#
at Dry Far
posit h
iallpo
193
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354
nr. 3
170
59
120
10R
58
per
Institute
1913 ............
Salary and mileage
For salary of District
Compensation and expenses
eating sma
county delegates t• * Slat
•ur. January 1
for current year.
of District .Indue
Com
m pen
1913
nmpen
1916
Stenographers.........
f Bar Commission, 1911-
11 ea ting Plant and Dormitory for Oklahoma
For * eiecHon and equipment ..f Buiidings for Institute
the feeble minded ftt Gnld
Deficiency for the State Milling Board and Salai
expenses from July
dug Board and Salaries
1st. 1911. to .tune 3iith.
Subject for next Sunday morning: •
"The Tabernacle and Its Teaching.”
Evening: “Sowing and Reaping.” |
The aim of all our services is to I
give plain, clear teaching on the Bi-j
ble regarding salvation. We give a I ^Hich received the governor’s approv
most cordial Invitation to the public
to attend.
Mrs. Charles of Stroud, motored
over to Chandler for the contest. She e(1 wj,ite and pink tipped,
had with her a party of young folks. |
It is a part of "Farmer" Mitchell's
duties to co-operate with every one
j who is endeavoring to promote the
agricultural interests of Oklahoma.
At an early hour farmers began to
come Into the bank to register for
the seed The location of every man’s
for the feeble
•ficlency fur the
and expensi
191 .............................. ............ ■
Salaries of officer* and employees of Senate and lluusi
Fourth legislature ...
diem and mileage of member*, officers and em
j,'overs of the Senate and expenses <•( the Investl
gating commit....... the Extraordinary Bern*
of the Senate uf the Fourth l-e,
2t*,OO0.OO
65.000. 00
5.000. 00
12,000 00
60 00
1C.600 00
10.000. 00
10,000 00
2.000 on
12.000. 00
74,400 00
2,004 70
2.727.51
60.000 00
50.000. 00
4.000 00
15.000 on
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4.890 70
Senate uf the Fourth legislature
X Tidal appropriated ........................... 1640,103 56
, t>> Pugh ami Barrett, requlr-
\. "city, township and school
to Invest sinking funds and
S B 12.
treasurers to Invest sinking funds and m* ,.f bogus checks,
reiiulrlng county treasurers to apportion games.'' felonies with not
Interest so collected and fixing a penalty
Il B 637. by Keeoe and <>rannm ano
Franklin tof tiie Senatei, making pass
"confluence
exceeding sev
s a penalty.
the
n iof the Senatei, m.
bogus checks, and all
' felonies with U
years' Imprisonment
11 11 ,( i„ \Yi nrtward Hwanm.n, i H M by Tt-eher an.l Kl.liln (<if I
.......... |f.
Pena
s process serv-
tlielr duties us
p.»it e
11.
Loyal Tuttle and his bride
visiting the groom’s parents
week.
Chess has become a very popular ,
game in the city. Dr. Fagaines and !
J. B. Kent declare to be the chant- ,
pions.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berry of Sapul- j
pa, spent Sunday with Mrs George |
Berry.
Allan Robertson and Arthur -Pick-
ett of Avery, were
at the court house the first of the |
week.
farm was noted, in order that Mr.
Mrs. Dorcas Lewis left Sunday for Mitchell ma> visit the farm, mea- I niV'wSata.1""'*" R
sure the demonstration plat and as-
sist the farmer in keeping account J
of the cost and income from the plat, j
This is one of the biggest moves,
being made in Oklahoma this sea-j
son. Other banks and towns are I
are Prescott, Arizona, where she will
this make her home. The Athenian club
Loyal is located at Norman. 0f which Mrs Lewis is a member,
went in a body to the train to bid
* ** .**' ...... I her good-bye. Mrs. Lewis’ many
business visitors ;
friends regret her departure.
al and have become law are briefly
, enumerated below. Those marked
Emergency became effective upon the
governor's approval. All others will
j po into effect ninety days later, after
the publication of the official volume
ot the new laws.
RESOLUTIONS.
Penste Resolution No. 6, calling on ths
jrtHic hoard "f affair* for a report <«n
[the status of the -School for the Deaf •
at Sulphur.
! 11 H 6 inUtlng William I Bryan to
address ih* house
S. Ii 7. inviting Thomas It Marshall
to address the senate
H R. 17. to appoint committee of six
t< • Investigate the Sulphur School foi the
I »eaf.
S R. 15, by Harlan and Coyne (of the
Mouse) asking Kansas legislature t"
operate in high nay laws along borile^
counties.
S. K. 9, by Thomas. authorizing hoard
of afialrs to perfect title to all property
hut Ion of aaine.
B 124. hy Wright and lone* (of the
»atei making cm-tabl'
era only and taking away
officers.
1by Inuring, abolishing
•i ..r Thomas, <[ustei < o intjr
ergem y
11. B 7l«. h\ Ihuanuel. appropriating
$2« 000 for legislature, per diem, etc
S B. 192. hy Austin, appropriating <12.-
000 to pay salary ami mileage of district
Judges. Kmergein
S. B. 366. by Me
by W'yand. authorizing gov-
•pt gt.fi of fl.ooO from Adolph
re'lef of dumb animals at
iding for Ms
the Ih-use i appropr
In eradicating small pox epidemh
A lest or and Hunter (of
printing 110.000 to aid
I pox epidemh Finer
cen
xmim uni ties Kmergency.
H B 800
irnor to acre
Mel/.er for
end of 250 years and provL
Investment
S B 200. by Bussell and Barrett, pn
v iding it sepai ale ballot for state quet
tlons.
II' B 6 .7.
I ft
hy Curry, approprlatli.g
for a lumber amt kafir corn pal-
ace at Tulsa dry farming congress
Il B. 346, hy (Took, amending the code
$10,000
II B 578, by
county commissi)
for
gem y
.S B 266.
regb
g» ncy.
B 266. hy Anderson, providing sys- i
tem )d registration for nurses l.m*
Met’Untie and
i Mrs. Bert Pyle entertained most
Dr Rolater of Oklahoma City, wa-
ller© last
business.
Friday on professional
latter part of last week. Miss Kinji |
is still employed in a case at War- i
wick.
were visitors to Tulsa this
>>rt Gibi
. develoi
S. R.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fisher will oe-1 looking after some
ettpy the property ‘vacated by John there.
Raedeker.
rs
'falling into the free kafir seed boom j•“b> >•* "'»'-
Mias Bessie King was in town pr°Vld*d ,h" P‘,re seed is *»b«aln«hl^ ]
. . , . , At 3 o clock the farmers took
pink and white carnations and a col-1 , ....
. , . , ... : possession of Main street, while the
or scheme of pink and white was .
........ , local photographer took their
carried out. After the game of rive,
rs, t,. , *. ^ . . . ture. These pictures will be sent w,
Tom Hinchey and George Smith 1 Hundred a delicious two-course lun-
' . . different papers. Those who held
week, eheon was served. . ,
,, . . 1 (tickets returned to the bank where
oil propositions --
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
s B. 77. by
Emanuel <"f the House >
weighing of cotton before
any local yard, with
I.
S
lug
lust
Board
requiting re-
•. mox Ing fre
penult ie?
Woodw ard. authortilng
loners to appropriate <50u
eo-operativa denmtiHt ration
Thompson ami
_ ci
in live slot
Mite
H. B 46
ti e Senatei. ametnl
It unlawful
•KOll
anil ''.arte
Muakogee
I
(of I
ter
act ess < irami
•son. ami necessary
power.
Carpenter, Sutherland,
(lii-ll and Franklin (ol ,
ding liquor laws, muk- (
sell liquor to a minor, |
ane person or habitual drunkard; or |
i tie keeping of a p a< e to violate pro-
hibition to act at- agent for a wholesale
lh|Uor hou e keeping of a certain amount
ot liquor nrlmu fade evidence of inten-
tion to violate Kmergency.
H If 3. bj Bandall. regulating prac-
tice of veterinary inedhlne, surgery
and dentrlstry ami requiring exumini
tlon ami registration
u yea
work.
s B 120, by Barrett, Thompt
1 Filniomlson. autliurl/Jng county com
J iiijyish tiers to aid in live stock insurant
Kmergency
H. B 226. by Mat then r and Burford
i i of the Senate i abolishing count* high
I schools and disponing of (heir property
Kmet gem y
II B ::7«, hv H II Smith. Hill f
IMttshuig. and Sharp and Barrett tof the.
Senatei uholishlng superior ci aria In
1 counties which have less t hi ......
J habit.
ties
tan fa,
12,000.
ami
Kill
have less than 33,000
which do not have a city
S’.
and
th — 12. by Carpenter. Sutherland. |;Mr#f0oli to return to t!..
In' Barrett and Ittassingame. asking Bms unexpendad halan e of appr
I,. . deni W ilson remove federal "oh lab | artesian w *• in u astern
who Interfci eil in 'tat* elections, through Fmergiiiy
lary
and requlrl
itlon.
! II It 224, by Curry, autluu l .ing use
i of the Arkansas river and construction
ot neccRiary buildings, etc., to develop j
I w a ter power.
107. by Russell, McCIIntlc and j
return to the treu- ury any j
apriat Ion for
putt of the
B 216. hy W alnuts and Mi Median
Welty and Lemon (of the Hotrsci
regulating buslnegs of blacksmlthing
horscslo,1-tng I'Tnergeni >
the
rseshoi
S It 346. by
the Ho
me
Km
peril
a
embers
mergency.
B. 431.
rlor court
H
’„r
llurlln And Morgan (of
utedlng homesteads of
Five Clvlll.nl Tribes.
(•earing, abolishing
, Cur
1 the grandfather clause
Haynes
the l.
14, by Thomas,
(of tbr House)
uses
Williams
louse) memorall
f’entral (’hristian church met with i
they received the package of seed
Business men declare it one of the'Uc
damatlon ser
ceed witti the l^uwton projt
. ] S. B 212. hy Me Abater an-
an' Ashby ami Tnylor (of the ID.
/.'(■« #tine judicia.1 ills
ataha. McCur*
,nd Hunter.
strict
M, cre-
Busli-
b)
decc
norali/.lng
ed sclimj
m ataha. McCurtaln and
ties, usslgbing a judge.
Court, etc Kmei
Miss Charity A. Farrell of Dan- j Ward
ville, Illinois, is a guest of Mrs. D
F. Hopkins.
Mrs. Durhammer, nee Miss Maude Mrs. John Turner last Friday after- ! hugest davs ever known to Stroud.
Each member of the aid car- i m^rchants of Stroud are plan-;
is
Chandler.
Michigan.
visiting with relatives in
Her home is in Lansing,
ning a bigger and better kafir corn !
day for next September, when the I
S. B. Logan spent the first part of ,
the week attending to business at i
Drumw right.
Col. Hoffman was a business visi-
tor in Kansas City the latter part
of last week.
H. M. Johnson, I'. M. Speieher and
J. A. McLaughlin were business visi-
tors in Oklahoma City the first of
the week.
Miss Beryl Jones arrived from I^a-
mar, Mo., Tuesday, for a visit at
----- ! the S. F. Allenbaugh home
A Coombs has about completed • chandler.
R 16. hy Thomas. Miens
ngress to deed to consolidates
fund 39,625 acres
lands in state.
8 R 18. hv Russell, requesting sena-
tors and representatives In Congress t«
secure special postage rates for 'I'ubllc-
Ity Ramphlets."
,, 8. R. 21, by Thomas, providing for |
the loss of Mrs. Lewis, who left Mon- | ‘'"°P wl" l,e harvested and the Tf,"num7nt’.,n* 'h* " I
ii. R. 3, by McCmry, favoring a con- !
stltutlona amendment to elect senators
by popular vote.
S K 22. by Vandexenter, Williams s H Tfi Memmlnger. making
Mrs. D F. Hopkins and Mrs. C, O »nd Curr >"f tile Hou memoraitzing . (,r public funds u felony and
dxu , , . Congress for a •"(■" appropriation for , tiling penalty Kmergency
on© D>ncn were tn© charming hostess©0 .i»..u..».•» ,i^..„.i,vi.uii,,t,u
( noon
ried a gift to Mrs. Turner’s mother
and with each went real regret overj
No 27.
rtain and Choctaw conn
Judge fixing term of
gency\
. - nsoitdated -ciooi j p p ]20. by Sorrells, appropriating
f non agricultural i jj (mu ftl, #u,re niinlng board from July
j l. 1911 to July I. 1913, deficit Finer
gency
H. 14 209. by Kdmleter and I’etere,
, providing court sessions mi Pawnee.
Cleveland county. Emergency.
S it 62. to Farretl. locating school
; for blind permanently at Muskogee
day for Arizona.
Mrs. Emery Foster gave a surprise
party for Miss Ruth Foster in honor
of her birthday last Thursday
had as dinner guests Misses Levon
Durdy, Pearl McGuire,
bits presented to go to the fairs at.
Oklahoma City and Muskogee.
Clinton, Custer county
l amending act of 15)07-08. n
ing to duties of state mining board
and method of conducting > oal mining;
also prohibiting employing if i cnvlcts In
mines Emergent >
S B 15!'. by W( Meehan regulating
county attorneys and providing assist
ants, in • (unities ,,( Ho,dun and over
Emergency
II R 290. by Chase Austin (of
the Senate) providing assistants to clerk
-f the supreme court, and the fees ik
lie charged
H F4 267. by Bid
and Welty and Bar
extending life
mission till February 1, 1916
lllll of Pittsburg,
rrett (of the Senate)
• Tom
irre
Hii|
ireme ('curt
pertnaneri
H. B 29. hv l^-mon. Kdwarda and
.1 .WcMethun, Wat
166, hy
definl
I’uery
Thompson and AlcMec
Briggs (of the Senate
reshers lieu on grain
and
dl-
pro-
aiid Sorrells (of the
ing a lawful feme and
ilmuls running at lurgi
evtert'
mission
l>.line'-
ll R 26. by Curry, creating Arkansas
River Shallow. Water Commission.
a tine storm cave on his property
East (^handler.
in I
i at two parties this week. One on
... . KVIVer iililIKtilK o «in v.',
, ,, h V Irglnnla j Tuesday and the olher Wednesday, s b t. bv MoMeilyn. a.-, •idinK „n be-
- °» | Smith and Fay Kent, Messrs. Guinea afternoon. The house was fraBra..t “ih.S!!
uihl a capital building
H. 19 b
pay day
wportatloi
I II I of Pittsburg requii -
twice a month for ail
n and public service cor
Kmergency
Mrs. Dr. Baugh of Meeker, was
visitor in the homes of Mrs. Rawdon i Owens.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Amis of Meeker, [and Mrs. Jess Rice, the latter part
of last week.
Fl.vnt Scoby, Courtland Feuquay, ; with flowers and on each day sev-icily.
( harlie Kerr, Guy Berry and Carl feral guessing contests afforded much j
amusement for the guests Mrs*
S. B I7(i. by Barefoot and Pugh and
Brown and Kiddle (of the House), up
pi i,print Ing <60,(*())■ for heating plant and
dormitory fm girls’ InduutrluJ school at
visited Mr. and Mrs. Roope Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Rica Klingberg spent Thurs-jcit.v, has been a (’handler visitor this, both of Norman
day and Friday of last week with
Married at the home of the groom’s
father in East Chandler, Mr. Loyal '
, P It 3. hy Koddi
John Davis. Mrs Geo Kittenhouse | Hunter and King
Mrs. Trlx Flaherty of Oklahoma j Tuttle ami .Miss Julia Dollarhard.; |lcioug nvo ilinrll(W1
IB-Moot Kmanue .
tli«‘ Housei to hold
were the lucky contestants Tuesday I'lowing a 'rsiiroMd'Ii! nic"-iMu"i.M.-<"Vt**
rty to one outside the s
and Mrs. Bunnell Wednesday A de-
sist*. pro-
commission up-
The wedding took
was serv-
(’handler friends. Miss KlingberK is
en route to Kansas to visit her moth-
er.
week. The friends of Dr Flaherty place Friday evening, Rev. H. Thomi-
wlll be glad to learn of his promo-(Son of the Methodist church officiat-
ed both days.
tion. He is now
Worth, Texas, with
located at Fort
a better position.
•94,4-4,4*4*4*4'4'4,4'4*4,4'-!''l'4*'F4'4'‘5*
ing. The young people will make
their future home in Norman where Flaherty Five
Mr. Tuttle has a position in the uni- amusement for
versity.
Mrs. Ella Becknell entertained
Tuesday evening for her guest, Mrs.
Hundred furnished
the evening Mrs I
BILLS.
die.
i of
ititutlonal
d in the s
property t
elded the corporation
proves
H. R
ectlr
Ihhui
expenses.
H B 61. by
|f.6.000 for rm i-ugi
gtors and repre
Rngent expenses Emergency
H. B, 62, by Ktnanuel, approprlatl
‘la
dormitory foi g
Chickashu Kim
I a. B.
| <16,000 for lt-|
Em
for
mergency
ergency
Aanderson. a
gtsiature, per
»pro
die
■ pi luting
111, et«
II B
Benaici
regulut log
Emergency,
166. hv Wyand and 11 II ttmltli.
g authority ■ • f con . ration con.
over water, light and power cuiii-
Kmergency.
H • 7_' ;. hy Carr and others, rcgulat
Ing nalurul gas business ami makins
pipe llm-s cinmon carriers Kmergeni \
B 271, by Vande venter permuting
buy ing ami selling of gas between ih
mestlc and foreign pipe line companies
H B "ifi. hy Kmanue! and Far rail, for
• oppi ossimi of San Jose reals ami treat
log entomological Commission Kmer-
gency.
H B 93. by Wvand. regulating
B 93.
if dent
ce of
amlnat Ions
Isti
and. regulating pi
ml providing for
providin
merged) y
(’o)ik and Meimninger -of
()>e Kenatv directing cou
lo retire bonds issued to
1 b,i,T,rrir'* ssss^ %
> ■'inmlssh ii fi"in July 1, 191 t" July 1. ( Confederate Home at Ardmore Finer
O 611, by 1
ai'Unn ledg
Kmergency.
Watrous, pro\ Iding necas-
<M|U
minded scho)
proi h
farm tspilpmenL seed, etc
ool
Emanuel, appropriatii
and per diem of aei
representatives and col
Pyle and Mias OH,,- Wilson won -he 1 *'"1
j 1915.
8.
sary
I feeble
gency
I II It 8"t. by la-nox. legalising
I poratlcii of town of Morris, • )k
j t) vnty Emergent
8 H 354. by cumin
tlons. appropr lat
< <.mrnlsslon from
I 1913. Emergency
Enid Finer-
incor-
mu g> e
illtee )>n upnroprla
Ing $2,004 76 for bur
July l, 1911. to July 1.
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When You Want Quality
(il) TO
Murphy & Gardner's
Polar Bear flour
per 100 lbs_......................................
m2.35
Mill run bran
per 100 lbs...........................
$1.15
$1.10
Kafir corn chops
per 100 lbs ........-..............................
Fancy Old Santas Coffee
per lb....................................................
3
Fancy Peaberry coffee
ner lb ........................................
30c
25 oz. H. C. ami 1*. C. Bakina Pow-
Good corn
3 cans....................................................
25c
(lood hominy
3 cans...................................................
25c
Bliss potatoes
per bu..........................................
80c
Prompf Delivery.
Phone 296
Mayor Cofran, the new city of To-
peka chief executive, has ap|»ointeil
Col. J. W. F. Hughes as his new
chief of police. Col. Hughes will
make a good one. More than twenty
years af-’o Col. Hughes used to come
down to Howard every once 1n a
while to inspect Capt Jacob Amberg’s
company of state militia. Howard
( Kans.) Courant.
• prizes. Dainty ices were served.
! The Girls’ Embroidery Club enter-
tained the teachers Tuesday evening,
.
i A delightful evening was spent, as
[ usual at the conclusion of which a
! delicious lunch was served.
DOWN ON THE LA KM.
■linger, appropriating ' S B i'*8 to Melds pi ■! ihi
nil mlleag) d senate hunting n <';. ldo Coman' he hi
Invest igii ting
session of the -enure
ur session. Kmerg-
K \l IK DAI \T STK4H D.
Stroud, Okla . April 14. I he First those whose occupation does not
The early rising customary on the
farm is often a source of comment to
re-
quire it. The palm for early rising,
National bank ordered 100 bushels
of the best pure black-hulled white I however, must be given to a Kansas
kafir corn seed obtainable to give j farmer, as described by an editor in
away to 400 farmers in their trade that state.
territory—enough for each farmer to
plant about five acres of kafir for
feed. The seed was distribute.1 Sat-
urday.
The bank was ably assisted in the
distribution of this seed by "Farmer”
Mitchell, special agent for the farm-
ers co-operative demonstration work
—See— I
I. N. HALL J*
%
“I reckon," said the first farmer,
"that I get up earlier than any bodv
gfiverto.
in this neighborhood I am always in legui chhhi
up before 3 o’clock in the morning.”
The second farmer said he was 1-
ways up before that and had part of
the chores done. The first
thought he was exaggeratln
find out.
later h© i
ent to the
S B 58. by Menu
j • 8 •1 pv dli
end employes, und
rnlttee ««f tin- extra
preceding the reg'
• ncy
S B 4, by Barrett anil Kdniotidson
providing rnili-agi and p*i diem. $2.0"'
hr count' hi iKM'e* to stati Farmers'
institute Emergency
8, U 67. by Thomas, attaching '"t
ton county to the Fifteenth Judicial
distr'et and providing court terms
Kmergency
B. 69. by Thomet
pay aulari
ihers Emergency
H B 79, by harefiH)! ami (iarrett.
fining crln « of burglar hy
and providing punlahmant of twei
fifty M*iri Emergani y
S. B 68. by Thomas, provides Mr
transferring > aim from district and
eounty r "Urts, where a |'Hii of a ■ "unty
Is attached t" another oountjr or a new
eountv created E'nergemy
131, by ' lias# of Nowata, abodah-
nt\ court at l^enapah, Nowata
ting I
titles
n
"K d«
I Kiic
by Thomas ami Barrett, ap
proprlatlng 174.400 to pay sulartes of dli
tru t ' ourt stem giapl
it and (far.. .
Xplosiv
\ent'
■j'i4 b; M« Cllntlc, fix It k p( na tv
lot dereiicltion of duty by eountv treas
i.rer Kmergency
M B 4 16. by Reece ceding JurladlC
tion to F S uf Ft (Jlhson natloi
Tener and Teehee. h aa.
jeinentn of deetiM by In
('Ivlll/.ed Tribes taken hv
ami approved by Mecretai v
gency
I!
Ulni
dlariH of Five
Indian ageiita
of the Interior. Emergency
H B 839. by Emanuel. Kendrick ami
Trl> key appropriating <60,000 fm tha
■ leaf school at Sapulpa.
37, hy Beerv and McIntosh, pro-
lot working convh I- in highway*
Kmergency
Childers anil Thomas,
•ution in-1ead uf hang
II B
Iding f
anerget
H B
providing
s B
('hlldress
$60,000 •
Feeble .N
hy
ctroci
4. hy Watrous and l'1/.ney ami
(of the Sen
M inded
Hr i
und
peai
K. It. 28
the House' piolilbillng
trials hy Juetu e
\ *rdl< ts
H M 260. by Pruitt, abolish
of state printei and Investing t
cl! state board of aftali
i 170. hy Wyand, defining
punishment for tia-pa-
B 624. by Olmsted. <;u
11 ansfet t ing unmounted
lection from Northwesti
nl vet si tv
Randall tot
anting "f new
t alter jury
i Ih lings
at Efilil
Morg
00 f< (i
appn pilating
Institute of
Emergency
Kmet
li of ,Vla
repair*
\ Id in
Hbarp.
< offle*
dutle
am) pro- j
state
H. B. 661.
propria ting $1
Home at Bryi
H B. 298
j $5,000 for
I Orphans' Home,
i If B 529.
I <10,066.98 for
court of appeals Kitiergcip
II B '"6. hy .Miqgan and Mayes, ap-
propriating ' .U t(, complete pun ha.-s
i)f land for Stute Home at Pryor
• 14 b> i tic?, abolishing fees n r
entrance to Stillwater agricultural school
M 11
to Stale
Mri’rory . appropriut ing
alntenan-e if ('oriiisii
Durand.
supplies, supreme
Kit
(IM
• iraha >
Mill |
N°r I
I H B 5o .. hy Morgun of
j piopriu'ing <644 93 to intnpli
Hr,‘ of lands foi state home at f‘i
Mayes, ai
tc puitha-A
C' 5*
urt
i gem v
Bat re
ikta ll
Bonds of Rogers,
make report
u.vldes for taxing
. c "tliar itc.f
H H. 242.
ing state oftli et
g'lvat nor
S B 3kg. by Kendrick und Mclntos
, ' • a
mlniatrators ami executors
8. B. 465, by 1 gad
(of the Hoiisi i. legalizing a- ts
of city "f ( herokee Kmargcru
I 'ark hut
K. 584,
I t" rafun
For Form l.oana, Farm In-
surance, Hail Insurance on
Crops, or Fidelity Bonds.
Raedeker Bldg.
I h.tiullor,.....- - - Okla.
.story bo decided t
I A few morn in
at 2 o'clock and
bor’s house He rapped on th
I door and the woman of the
fanner treauri
Il B
ir«l pro
the'
*rrc
by Car
62.
edu
iglit. appropriating
naous i iymetit to •
raon- Dudnnn M4nltig t.'o
Tethc* amending crlm-
ot u p
enigh-
• bat k
house
II
Wright and
tiling Jury i
(of the
llgms of Tu*S'
sod Thumps"
t charitable and
, ll B •
mn ..r pntsic
! Senate i provh
, igamsi domes
i II B 699.
Flora ........
H B. 486* b
by Rcxrout and others, <i|
<16,500 fill' dortiulory for
foderute Homs
M 22b. hy Peary, t'
iilnlng. ptesiTlblng
c Inspector, ptovuli
• thei ) ornforts a• i
• pioinote sat
I'lallflca lions
ig hatti hoii
cities et)
pt
'tig l.
1st tTcts
.j. -t. -|.4. 4.4.-j. -l ■ *k •!- -k •!• q. j- .j. -1—j. -1—J- -I—I- -!
.opened It. "Where is your husband?”
asked the farmer, expecting to find
1 the neighbor in bed.
"He was around here early in the
morning.’’ answered the wife, "but
I don’t know where he 1b now
IK!'
and Mcnitniligct
fl a leridtles
Mohan mimI W i ig
• h i i tig adiiiimsf.
to m* ' gag l •
and
gnats
k «* ppi
nendl
tng tha
t ot g
s ;
prov i'ling i"
be’. n| a-
Emetgcr.cv.
ami puiu*hn,i til'
(Mi. king
of tha
11 ml *
■ by Wood"
.-oi'tlolt 33 co
Fund" to o.
i gam y.
kMimnsoii
scbo)d la n
)d ll)M v
I riuderriiig
idling Pul-
daUd scluo'l
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