The Kiowa County News. (Lone Wolf, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 1, 1915 Page: 4 of 9
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Hoaser Kitchen Cabinet
Can Still Be Bought for
$2.50
Less than regular price this wed
on the $1.00 a week plan. Come
in and let me talk the proposition
over with yon.
Too will need some new Farnitme at
sprtag boose cleaning time. I have jost
received a shipment of Uneoknm, Rugs
and Wall Paper. A complete line of every-
thing in Furniture.
LORE WOLF FURNITURE STORE
•t. G. PRICE, Proprietor
Beys’* : The Freak Legislator
fit I mii Ctiiity Nil
ROBOT HUGHES.
I KM P»r Tn/ It A4fuo*.
I TlinOir of mc» WMk
I at tM Pool OBoo ULO«( Wolf U
I M*S Mot tar Apr. U. 1000.
Thursday. April 1. . 1915.
economize until they are
A Texan paper tells of an
expert who nays there will be
no lumber in the United States
928 years from now. That- will
be hard on future generation*,
but at present not many of un
will lone nleep worrying over the
matter.
Everybody, of courne, known
Sam Enderby and that he is an
honest hog buyer, and every-
Socne people never begin to i J^y. known that he nays so
broke. He also avert that he
I loses money on every hog he
One long-tongue hypocrite in j buy*: nevertheless he has plenty
community is more to be lmoney. There's a problem
dreaded than
smallpox.
is more
an epidemic of
Each
aide1 of the European
taken great pains to
world of the loses*
of the other side.
Tailing lies that have a
tendency to injure your neigh-
bor, is not only morally wrong,
but mendacious and will usually
result in the chickens coming
home to roost.
for you: getting rich
loosing.
always
A certain Lone Wolf man
■aya: 'The man who thinks
he doesn't own enough furniture,
ehould try to slip into his home
some night when he has staid
out overtime, without letting
his wife hear him come in."
Lewia Watkins, colored a
patriot in Terre Hute.was paid
only $47 for voting nineteen
times in one election. He says
three of the candidates fell down
on him and have not treated
him white. — Dallas News.
Boy a Boardmao Silo
t
Buy a Boardman Silo now and
plan your crop to fill it two or
three times. Keep your silo work-
ing all the time. It will save your
feed and pay dividends. It will
increase the quality and quantity
of milk. It will grow bigger and
better calves. The Boardman
Silo has given absolute satisfac-
tion in every particular in every
particular. The Boardman is re-
sponsible for its errection—They
guarantee it—It is guaranteed
against tornados and cyclones.
Ask any of the many satisfied
us« rs in this community. Now is
the time to investigate when you
can find them in actual use and
see results from cattle being fed.
See John Lowrey. Lone Wolf,
who will be glad to show you.
The Boardman Co.
The Ford Kept A-Qraggin’
Old Z* ke Perkins sold his hogs
one day, and the gosh durned
fool threw his money right
away ; he read into town sitting
on a board, and he came riding
home in a darned little Ford.
When he came to the house, and
shut downLjd'
the
^ hen a certain mar. arrived ^ Every year sees the introduc-
in a certain Oklahoma town he .tion of freak bills into the legis-i
or more states,
but the spring of 1915 seems to
have capped tbs climax. The
freak legislators have run mad.
Hardly a state has escaped.
Here are a few. culled from one
day's exchangee:
To prohibit the catching of
froga. Minnesota.
To prohibit the use of face
powder, rouge, hair dye or
bleach, the piercing of ears and
the wearing of earrings. Kan*
waa asked if he had come up to iatures of one
' vote in the spring election. He1
•uid: "No, I am not a voter
in this town any more, but while
1 am here. I expect to circulate a
, petition to call an election in
your city to vote out the tailor
and barber shops. These in-
dustries are not essential for the
business welfare of a town and
why not vote them out? Now,
for illustration." said he, "taxe
a tailor made suit. It is not
necessary to buy such an outfit.*
even if a fellow does look more
natty when dressed in such garb,
txJt buy a hand-me-uown and
save the difference in price and
give the plunks to the Crusaders
who are try ing to save our boys.
"As to the barber business let
the men shave themselves at
home with a ‘safety,’ and when
their hair needs trimming have
their wives hog it off with a
pair of dull shears, and as to
those guys who have no wives
to shear them, let their locks
grow long and later on they will
mtke ideal crusaders, and the
money thus saved by the home
barbering stunts—like in the
tailor traffic—can be put in the
contribution box of those long-
haired bachelor brethren who
will then be helping to save the
boys and make them greater,
better and more honest than
their father*."
To compel chickens *to go to
roost hefore 7 p. ro. To provide
that bulls driven along the road
at night shall wear lights.
Colorado.
Providing that all weeds and
plants which cause hay fever
shall be removed from the road-
sides. Bachelors to pay an an-
nual tax of $5 per bead. Pro-
hibiting the wearing of whiskers
bv doctors and dentists. Mass.
Compelling churchgoers to
leave their firearms outside.
Texas.
Piohibiting treating. Pro-
hibiting the giving of tips to
barbers, waiters, porters, hat
snatchers, etc. Taxing bachelors
of 30 years of age, $50 per an-
num. licensing cats $1, per head
per* annum. Illinois.
Porhibiting a man from be-
coming a "ball-dodger" i, e.
allowing persons to throw base
balls at one’s head, for hire.
New York.
Limiting each resident of the
state to one gallon of "corn
licker" a month. S-uth Carolina.
At Hartson’s Pharmacy
You will find everything In the
DRUG line, end we will hive
you prompt 6 efficient aervlee.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Receive careful bundling here,
la experienced, capable handm,
only Pare Drufa need and no
mubmtltutlonm are made.
Oar Sundry Line
la aa complete aa the Drub
Line and we will fiddly refund
your money for anything pur•
ehaaed from aa that la not ex*
actly am represented.
i HARTSON’S PHARNACY,
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Statement of Ownership, Manage
ment, Etc.
First HI. L Church
Of The Kiowa County News,
published weekly at Lone Wolf,
Oklahoma, for April, 1915, rt-
?u£d b, Ihe AC of August 24,
Editors, Managers, Publishers
and Owner*—Robert Huyh<s
Sunday, April 4.
Sunday School, 10:00 q. m.
Preaching Service. 11 a. m.,
subject, "The Resurrection."
the
sermon.
MOD SUGGESTION TO
LONE WOLF PE0TLE
It is surprising the amount of
foul matter the simple
got to the gate, he
the throttle ,nd be put on ineim,xture of bucktboni b,rk
br‘k*' h« eobbed for the reioe. glycerine, etc., known u Adler!
got the throttle in.tend nod .hr , k., dr,,„, froro tb.
dnroed little Ford kept n-chng. ,b„ rtD)edj f,„0|1, by
gi,, -heed. curing appendicitis end nets on
Z. ke jerked on the levor. and bOTH tbe upper end lower
he turned on the gns. he kickeo p,,*.*, ,0 tbor„„ghly tblt 0NE
at the Pedal, and he broke oui 00SE relievee sour ntomneh.
the gin., he cut all the .kiL, on the atomech and conetip.
and he pulled od the top. bul „tion almost IMMEDIATELY
the goth darned Ford jus, We >r, mj(tht gl4d we '
wouldn’t .top. He pulled oui Une Wolf wn|| ,ot Adh.r.j.k
his knife and he smiled so serene, E Walker, druggist,
cut a hole in the tans, drained'
out the gasoline: he pulled out
his gun shot the tires full of
lead, but the gol darned Ford
kept a-chugipin’ right ahead. I Lone Wolf Chapter Eastern
He went right through the Star wishes to that k Miss San-
fence and up the lane, Mirandy ders for directing the home tal
saw him coming and liked tn ent play given for the benefit of
went insane; she ran out ahead, {that order and to express their
Card of Thanks
Old papers 5c bundle.
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t.
chops,
GOOD EATABLES
£chmidts City Market serves good things ro eat
Choice qualities here in all kinds of meat.
Here are nice, juicy roasts, beef, pork and veal
Meats that are toothsome are found at this shop,
#n here are cured meats of favorite brandi.
Dressed chicken and sausage suiting demand.
Try our fine home-made lard, wholesome and nice,
Superior product at moderate price.
Meats we deliver, our Phone is "sixteen,
And a sanitary market here will be seen
JVeliable eatlbles day after day,
Jftpt in right manner and cut in right way
Every method of business perfectly straight,
Tile prices are right and measures and weights.
Schmidts Gty Market
B9HBIDT SttfS, Sm^n«Iw«
* ~ Cash tor Hidea We Deliver
Telephone 16 Lome Wolf, Ohio.
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then she stopped to see. and the appreciation and thanks to each
Fort’ struck her squarely where one who took part in the play,
the bustle ought to be. She Mrs, E. C, Teape, Secretary
reached out her arm and she Mae Boulware, Worthy Matron
went into the air. just aa Z< ke I ——. — -
went by she grabbed him by the Notice Of IOtCfltiOfl to proof
hair; she bounced on the seat, | 01 Additional Homatttd Entry
Epworth League, 7 p. m.
and Anna Hughe,. Lone Wull. j f Strv‘“’ 8:0* *
Oklahoma, subject. The Refuge of Lies’*
Known boddholdera. mortga-
gees, and other security holders
— None,
Robert Hughes.
Sworn to snd subscribed be-
fore me this 26th day of March,
1915. E. C. Teape,
(seal) Notary Public.
My commission expires Sept
12, 1916.
Cud of Tiuoks
or "Excuses."
Special music at each service*
A cordial welcome to all.
O. W. York, Pastor
We wish to extend many
heartfelt thanks to the many
good people for their kind
sympathy and aid reddered in
time of the sickness and death
of our dear daughter. Alta. To
those who seat flowers we also
wish to express our appreciation.
Such kindness will be rewarded
by Him who doeth all things
well.
Mr. and Mrs. Jap Stephens.
Gives Bale to Charity
Tbe Prict. Cato Saws Figaro
PHONE 122
N. KING
AUCTIONEER
LONE WOLF. OKLAHOMA
Cries more sales than ail
others combined. Then is
a Reises. You can arrange
the date of your sale by
calling Phone §22.
landed flown in the bed, and the
gol darned Ford kept fc-chuggin’
right ahead.
He steered for the shed, but
just missed the hole, struck an
old pig and you ought to saw it
04227
United States Land Office at
IGuthrie, Oklahoma, March 27
1916.
roll; out through the vard then I u^°*,ce 18 hereby given that on
they landed in a heap, in a big I ,.rc” 27* 1915, Carrol M. Davis,
Inf I nnn 117^1/
muddy pool about six feet d*ep.
Zeke grabbed Mirandy and
waded for the shore, he was
of Lone Wolf, Oklahoma, filed
his application for proof on his
Additional Homestead Entry,
Washington, March 29.—The
Masonic Orphan Home at
Darlington, Ok., will receive the
check paid for President Wil-
son's bale of cotton which he
purchased at Boswell, Ok., last
fall and recently sold to H. H.
Conway of Paris, Texas. The
President paid 10c for the cot-
ton, and Conway takes it at the
same figure. The President re-
quested Senators Gore and Owen
to designate a charitable insti-
tution in Oklahoma to which he
could donate the proceeds of
the sale, and they suggested the
Masonic Orphanage at Darling,
ton. , \
Dr. T. L Wtnts
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Orient State Bank
PHONES:
Office 123 Residence 39
Dr. W. McILWAIH
Phyalefan and Surgeon
AU Calls Promptly Aa*w*r*4
Office: Hartson’s Pharmacy
PHONES: Offload Realdeoca»
glad that it had stopped and i?°l 04??Vo5 Lot.7* Sectj0*> 29.
wouldn’t go no more. He picker L ® N., Range 00 W.,
up his ears and then looked I1' * , ..
back and said, why that gol I ri!f purf*>8e °f th,» notice is
darned Ford is achuggin' right t° Wl°w »ll peracna the
anead.-Ex. Isaid land advemeiy. dk deairjog
_ _ 1 to ahow it to be mineral m
AKOTHEB Ford Stort character, an opportunity to
An exchange is responsible file objection to the application
for the following libel on the with the Register and Receiver
Ford .automobile: There was of the Guthrie, Oklahoma, U.
an old man and he had a 6. Land Office, Guthrie, Okla-
wooden leg. He had no money'homa, within thirty days, and
and wouldn’t beg. He had a [to establish their interest there-
in. AP tKe ____a'
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piece of pipe snd a twelve ineh
board-he agys to himself. I’ll
make a Ford*. A gallon of gas
and a quart of oil and piece of
wire for a coil, four big spools
and an old milk can. he ham-
mered together and the "Durn
thing ran."
In, or tbe
thereof.
mineral character
Calvert.
. , BegifUr,
-1* * T* • ^ r. .f
7 LBS.
Por Safe -doig. * Witt he
fresh in spring. W. P. Stapleton.
Route L
Oh, I'm a Soapmaker dll right;
And it’s so EASY--so QUICK!
STe oil TZo m Ijl °r*^-
« uss
I am RED DEVIL LYE
GET ME AT ANY GOOD STORE
SAVE MY LABELS
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Hughes, Robert. The Kiowa County News. (Lone Wolf, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 1, 1915, newspaper, April 1, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc914508/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.