The Chandler Tribune. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, October 23, 1908 Page: 3 of 6
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LOW
COLONIST
RATES
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Hiis bond is provided
•'• v ' V' ,
California points
low in
Other as
points in-
Washington
Oregon
A'berta
A riz >na
Mexico
$ >0 00
proportion to
Nevada
, — .------by the
t/c"istitiitii.ii of Oklahoma and
ontii tins constitution is amend
od they would still hive .to pot
jip lids bond, no matter what
!<i»d of a liquor law should he in
'orre. The adoption or defeai
of the Agencies would not ffiange
tins proposition, while on the
other hand, their defeat would
make it impossible for a drug-
Let the
ticket
A. J. Macumber
Agent
^istto use any liquors in com
pounding or prescribing.
Second: U there is any dis-
British Columbia I ?’lmi''.rtti'’n’ifc is in rav,,r <" the
T, * as u-'» other merchant
'sallowed the use of intoxicants
io their business. The bond is
simply a protection for the hot,
est druggist against toe drug
tfist t tat wants to run a joint.
STATE OFFICERS AT WORK
Eleven jointists and bootleg-]
ings are being held and the
counties are being th irougli-
ly organized. The people have
awakened to the fact that this is
not. a political proposition, but
is a tigiit, to a finish between the
prohibitionists and the saloon
element. Requests for litera
Hire are coming jn from all over
the State. “The people want to)
><nuw.” Send in lists of names chairman Thompson quotes
f Li {ii T^. i .. ran mi or\i *
- E. F. Cain, Rooms 2 and 8,
Victor Block. Guthrie, and your
wants will be supplied. Send
now.
FROM SENATE DOCUMENT
RECORD OF J. A. HARRIS
Idaho
Utah
Montana
ITon l.'ite for last ivoek.1
3 LETTER F8DS!
E. V. REYNOLDS
PVifico Man- li.x your
“EYIDE1EE IBCflEDIBLE”--
ESiSLES J. BMPM
Or Write
C. O JACKSON
Guardian of Oklahoma Republican
Denver, Colorado ' *"J8h Fund lmpreGsed th« Attorney
Chandler Tribune: ! Ge"eral of the United states ,3 .
....... ............ "N" ooorieg.i We saw Denver, yesterday and an Cou!dn't be Believed Un-
korswere run in October 13th. I * i* the place for „ good’res. ' *
At O.dalio.ua City by State En- j m here in the mountains a mile re?iXfc“. ^‘‘"ruo'i 2, -Sinc* th°
forcement officers working above sea level on. . \ °k,ahouia throu«h
'‘flip-flop” for lack of proper
forcement officers working in
conjunction with the Law En-
forcement League, an organiza-
tion of Oklahoma City ciiizms.
who have grown tired of the
-l.ove sea level. The city hast ‘fair state organSr'nd tw!
about 20d,ik.lO people, is walled' J'0"-papels. have seen Hi to approve
the denunciation by Pros dent Koose-
*•! «•* *»p h 5“:r ■£
, . • ....... beautiful Rocky „,uu,H«nisi ......., i ..«■ anv puuuc office o*
DivisonPassenger Agent vno nave «r"*» tired of the) which mingle so harmouiouslv 1 “ or f >r as3''clation »'ith any man
-rr
_____________________ ' l,,n L‘W can and must, be en- ! oak, the ever white caoned it : l,v William Randolph iieaim
as a man
Mountains; "Only unilt for any public office o'
harmouiously i 1 l1.1' or tjr association with any mac
it tuev see in ! a'.'.X!<,U< to mak*.a“ on Amerl
• re.aa ,}**«**
Dssrs Dasls SssnJs ars Srasad
^SfiEJSS! Si;!;! fis. s
'tk:., : i_ , ..
* -oaunmuiun 10 tile owner of /7f/
He has absolute confidence in it for lie knows that
DEER^ VEHICLES ARE ALL RIGHT
J sSa «
• Agent for St. Paul I
• Iasuraaoa Od. •
I also
1 sells school furnit- •
2 ure and supplies j
• for City and Dis • *
“ trict schools. •
• Office In Feuquay building 5
ft ®
• Chandler Oklahoma
iiition law cati and must, be en
forced and the sooner the h.cal
officers recognize the Let, the
better for all parties concerned.
eaif. the ever white capped It. I,v vvi!llam Randolph I-Iearai, and thej
000 heap of snow, waiting f„, i ,:lkon U|’ 1)y Resident Roosevelt, 1
•some Oklahoma ne.nl. r w~. V’ rV°e lu;w thay f:aa avoid pur*
n l >'e Pt to coiuu! tnc tae!r own party organization ii
Ok'ai.oma of a treasurer whom a ni
loss (liulnguishod member of the re
'■ *......■F‘*'.r-s concerned, with spo ins and cream to mix it
.misleading report UOSRnoru!t;'r»U> dainty dishes and then e-iti ‘ilHIII?':ishei) member of the re
A ,rT.n. h iu‘ma »‘,ne»’Hlly Ltb_etWeei1 hi i the other | S ^
. an.y
circulated throughout the State
that, the people will not vote on
the Agencies as now established
but. will vote only on the extern
•simi of the Agencies to towns of
One Thousand, etc. This is a
mistake, as you wid readily ahs-
covv-r by reading theotheid bal-
lot as published below.
warming processes.
Undertaker and Embaliner
H. T. MITCHELL
Oalb answered night
and day.
Feuquay Bldg.
Fhone 53
SAMPf.E 11 ALLOT
State Question number one,. ... ,,
Referendum proposed by the I Ver tt,,d t>W ah'bster and .i quint
Legislature. Official Reform), jat the 'f^d.V Bears (su re enough
duin Ballot to he used on Tues- bea.rs) in the park; you will not
MP.D tritl n \7 a___ .
1 ■'•Hiiumi ca (i
........” r* ..wooes. j man wh<v.. evidence was not credlb'c
Denver is kept clean, orderly oat*'.' sa!,i Chairman j. n.
and one of the worlds gre-itesi ■ : :!o:'"’ KMI °r "is democratic stale
cities bv mon ...t, ' M , T"commlttce 'a aa Interview to-
ties h.v men who never sleep.! day. “if ,he president's cbtrcilon.
Last summer the city paid the! ,0 c,overnf;r HasWii as an officer o:
band which furnished flies veet ^ t,!'* demr'cratlc national committee is
ost Italian music for sinm j' nvi’.p by,the r,,"llbllcari3 01
I U.SIC roi 5.1UU0 a | Oklahoma, when the charges against
ween. t would like to induce j Haskell have never been made by
every one who likes to get aWHV other tha" his political enemies, and
from cash register or'-i ,he hoat of a i'0l,tlcal «a"i-
sn..i. f M cotton | paign, how much more forcibly would
.a k toi awhile to come to Den- 'he president’s objections apply to
ramp4 A Harris, the treasurer of the
15. II. GA'LVCM
day ttie third day of Novetnher,
I'dod, issued by order of the
Legislature.
HALLOT TITLE
State Question number one is
a proposed Constitutional amend-
rnent and relates to tile law now
in force estai.lishing a State]
Agency and loci,I agencies for
see many people top heavy, (l
saw only one) and you do not
know where the police hide.
We will start to Salt Lake this
morning; and I may tell you the
rest later.
K- V. Reynolds.
Attorney and Counselor at Law
CHANDLER OK LA H (DM A
HOW WILL YOU
VOTE OH AGENCY
QUESTION?
the sale
Thorough bred Poultry Sale.
aifenci^.s for innmugfn brod Poul
of intoxicating liquors |®!|furda.v, O. tober 211 h
cal and scientific our- on Auction Corner.
for medical and scientific pur-
pose only; each sale to be ro-
istered ; no sale to be made ex
cept upon prescriptim, signed
by a registered practicing phy-
sician; if adopted, will amend
the Constitution so as to author-
ize the Agency Superintendent,
with the approval of the Gover-
nor, to establish one such ugen-
je.v in each town of one thousand
population, or wherever else
at 2p. u,.
J. O. LAD, Auctioneer.
\\nn H SIDE ARE vou OJ> ! i e.o'u.tiumi, or wherever else i
this hVht1Snnti middle lr,'0UnCl hl 1,,,blic n****ity exists therefore
f,U('S,IOn'! Providing
Ihere never was a question but
iiad a right and a wrong side.
Which side are you on?
fighting the Agencies you
will find the subsized press, the
brewers and distillers, the
jointists, the bootleggers, the
gambler and all the worst ele-
ment of the state. Ever since
the passage of the Billups Bill
this aggregation has been mis
representing and abusing this
law, spending thousands of
dollars to discredit and malign
it before the people, and they
are fighting it today.
On the other hand you find the
leading church organizations,
the Anti-saloon league, and the
better class of citizens, irres-
pective of party affiliations,
working heroically for the adop-
tion of this law. Its the great
test of strength between the
powers of light and darkness.
Wnich side are you on?
DRUGGISTS BONDS
Complaint has been made by
some of the druggists that under
the Agency System they are
required to put up a $1,000.00
bond before they are allowed to
keep any kind of intoxicating
liquor on hand for compounding,
filling prescriptions, etc., and
claim that it is a discrimination
against them as compared to
other merchants.
the
■'stiiiilishuKMit of agencies for
the sale ot alcoholic liquors for
medical and scientific purposes
only S.iall it be adopted?
YES
NO
NOTE-The voter h directed
to express his will by placing a
cross (x) in the square to the
right of the word expressing his
choice. The cross above indi-
cates a vote for the proposed
law.
METHODIST ERlSOOPAlJ ITh™'
CHURCH
, Sl1nf,i,v' October 25. Sunday
School at 10 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor at
11 a. m.
Class meeting 12:15 p. ,n.
Junor League 5 p m.
Epvvorth League (i.yp p. m.
Preaching by the pastor ai
7:80 p. m.
Everybody invited to those
services. Strangers in the city
welcomed.
The pastor expects to get
moved into the parso mge with
his family next week.
H. H. MILLE l. Pastor.
..... «« vnoui vi U1 UIQ
republican state committee, who baa
been declared by prominent members
of his own political party to be a
man against whom numerous wit-
nesses could be found to swear that
'ills general reputation for veracity
is bad. and that they would not be-
lieve him under oath, in volume 5,
cf Senate Documents, fifty-eighth ses-
sion of congress, is contained a neport
signed by Charles .1. Bonaparte and
Clinton Rogers Woodruff, special in-
spectors sent hv Ihe secretary of the
■interior to investigate alleged abuses
and irregularities in the public ser-
vice of Indian Territory, in which the
following language concerning James
A. Harris, cf Wag, ner, now treasurer
I of the republican state central com-
mlttee occurs: ‘Mr. Shoefelt was, It
W. hare a full lia. of Daar. Vabiola.
V.
Hassle's:
011 IT
Sts*o*.*cl
A DuiI Scholar
told by Mr. Harris what the
....... * • ■ * ID W Hill l Utt
la tier’s e idence would he, and asked
| us to permit him to summon a num-
ber of witnesses who would, he said,
i testify that Harris's general reputa-’
tion Tor veracity was bad, and that
they would not b lieve him under
oath; HUT HIS TESTIMONY IM-
PRESSED US BOTH SO UNFAVOR-
ABLY AND OUR TIME WAS SO
LIMITED, that we refused
THIS REQUEST, DEEMING ADD!-
tional evidence unneces-
sary. ACCORDING TO HIS OWN
STATEMENT THE WITNESS WAS
AMONG OTHER THINGS, A DEAL
-R IN LAND AND LAND LEASES
IN RESISTING THE SUIT AGAiNS’l
HIM by THE INDIAN AGENT HP
APPARENTLY RELIED UPON A\
agreement with one he
knew AT THE TIME TO BE A
-MINOR (so that the agent's decision
was clearly right) AND HE HAD
BEEN REFUSED RELIEF I!Y A
COURT OF EQUITY. MOREOVER
snot always indicate a lack of
mental power. What aooears to be
fve eyes7 1S °lten tlle result of defect-
We can point to seyeral remarkable
cases ol this character, where proper
glasses prescribed by us have not only
been the means of developing dor-
mant energies to high, but have also
saved a life time of eye trouble
Don't ruin your child’s chance in
hfeon account of any prejudice you
may have against the use of glasses.
Don tphace a handicap upon him in
life s race for success.
At iirs t indication of eye trouble
Di.irig him to us. We make a specialty
™fe5 and ouly prescribe glass-
es they are required. There is
no tune llk.f til3 Present whend ealinp-
with the ailments of children
—^ w rier
with the ailments of children.
Corbin-"Lynch Drug* Co.
Druggist and Opticians
G W. Braden died at his home! a^*pkIr.STInd
union lownshiu ner while testifyivvi
The report circulated hv the
opposition that the Legislature
had no right to submit the
Agency question to a referen-
dum, owing to the fact that it
was passed as an emergency
measure, has been exploded by
the legal opinions of some of the
most able attorneys of the State
It originated with the enemies
of the Agencies, and is being
used to lull its friends into a
fancied security, and thus stem
the rising tide of public favor
that is threatening to engulf the
last hopes of the old whiskey
crowd.
GOOD REPORTS COMING IN
The Publicity Department
that is conducting the campaign
for the adoption of the State
Agencies is securing hundreds
of letters of encouragement from
the temperance people through-
ni Union Township Sutidai
morning. Mr. Braden came to
this country in the early day and
settled the. homestead on which
he died. One by one the pioneers
are passing away. Mrs. Braden
‘hed a few years ago. The de-
ceased leaves three sons.
- MI» Grace Mosier is on the
sick list this week.
IV. S. Johnson was in from the
larin Monday morning looking
tor cotton pickers.
Bart Foster came ovnr f,.,,™ i f.or tru,h and veracity bet
NER WHILE TESTIFYING WEKH
NOT SUCH AS TO MAKE HIS EVI-
DENCE CREDIBLE.'
This is a bit of information to
which I respectfully call the attention
of the republican Pharisees who have
been holding up their hands In holy
horror at the alleged "disciesures"
concerning Governor Haskell made
by that political Pariah and prince of
scandalmongers, William Randolph
Hearst.
"What will they do with this
treasurer of their state central com-
mittee whom a distinguished republi-
can and member of the president’s
caoinet like Attorney General Bona-
parte declared ba.l impressed him so
unfavorably while on the witness
stand that he had refused to hear tes-
if
2-smi Loans
M you want to borrow money on your farm don’t fail to see me
I Ii 'll 1. i ,.im, . ...... .
.............v mu n)e
hetw rT' tz U' l!omity- a"d
regular loan companies. 1 i*"'1 privileges ti.su the
eVsiffinmioi^ /r ' n'T nrrftion 1 "«*<’ -*.y own
mi-b-N and pay you your mLI-y. Gbq.p bui:fc:ham:::!r.i"k^,,t>
E. W. HOYT.
J
! «»3c».i»E«»eyaa*:
i he Unjoinj Nat omal
i AN*r
CAPITAL S50.000
j they do with this man who volun-
Jim Berrv was a nn„ ,, teered hls tplitilnt'i>y and yet whose
Visitor Sunda v Chandler, appearance and manner while testify-
ounilay. Ing were> accord|ng t0 nonaparte, such
Mrs Ella FWpp loft e * a ! as to make his evidence incredible,
for l!,rt y f Saturday and whose evidence numerous wit-
lock island III. to attend a nesses swore was enttrely false*"
meeting of the Auditors of the! --—
Koyal ^Neighbor Lodge. u Remember th« a vote for a repub
P.S. Hoffman, iVes.
F.L. Conklin, Cashier.
J. B. ClIARLE;
H. C. Brunt
•!»
-Ait CVl.J
CHANDLER.
OKLAHOMA
Mrs. Anna Sennett who was
here visiting the family of P. F.
Sennett, and friends returned
lican congressman from Oklahoma
means a vote for Joseph G. Cannon
for re-election as speaker of the house
of representatives and a eontlnuatloa
UfUlaUofc°*rtU* d9#1*aUo* 81 «U
..................
veiling •' si"jn’da>'noon fur (kmn Mississ
____ nipt, to be married to Mr. Will
... ,, , , Saiidors tin- wedding occured
a issps Helen Ahenbaugh and I -SundiiA noon. They will make
Esther Smith spent Sunday ] Gi. ir hoine in that state,
in tile country visiting home! ____.
folks. I
Mrs. M. J. Russel sent the
-— ............. 1
r>,,, I 1 .'I'lune a monstrous sweet oo-
L.ud Brewer went to llossvii,. tato Monday mon-iing, for wh ,
riduj, lor a lew days visit. she has ..nr sine. tha J
she luis onr sincere tlmnics.
This potato measures sixteen
I Jins potato measures sixteen
Muiiert I: ryor of Stroud spent ] inches around and is twelve
Sunday with Chandler friends, j inches long. A g.,od sample
1 i f t no I. . .. ,1 . . * "
n, *» tlip kind rnisod in Okliilioiiiii
D cig Kerr, was in tfi- City on No doubt Mrs. Russel ' as man v
ousiness Saturday. jolliers of the same variety.
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Smith, G. A. The Chandler Tribune. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, October 23, 1908, newspaper, October 23, 1908; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc915393/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.