The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 332, Ed. 1 Friday, August 23, 1912 Page: 2 of 4
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THE NEWS-HERALD
OTIS B. WEAVER, Editor and Owner
Hua/araa Office I'hunr 2TW
Krfltortal Office hone 321
and the scion of an illustrious house
in Uie aristocracy of riches
For this reason, the newspapers
teemed with advance bulletins of
the approaching event, the city ed-
itors down in New York carried on
a campaign of superlative bad taste
by the camping of an army of re-
porters in a regular beleaguermert
„J0' domestic episode, while th
i 1 11. at Shawnees, Okla.. under ac; Astor family buil up a mon :nent
Manh of tolerance by their end..ranee of
Dally Sewa-Ilerald • ub rrlpflo i ihis nag<
By carrier, per week 10<
^>ne month, by carrier 4t c aut putting aside all the folly, all
THE SHAWNEE NEWS-HERAI.n
^"Bo^h^pSd'in idTui;:: i'SI*4 c"rl08i:-v-al1 <*<■ artificiality Uj
tlx months, paid in advance 12.i" ill ' •• fk. r.^eviw hj ha\ •
^ie year, paid In advance
mail, pi* months.
%r mall, one year
tlx months, paid
Jbe year, paid In advance I1HI . . 17 .
wxklr S n.-Hrriiid subx-iiptlMi 5 of !-i af.nir nnedtfjr-
B,h" , *«C Ing. it mutt be admitted that tip
____ posthumous child of Col. John Jacob
Any erroneous reflection on th* A^t^r < -n^ in* .v .
aaaractor. standing or reputation of b ln*° world under
any person, firm or corporation whlcl. circumstances so i«athetic as to
May appaar In the columns of The „ .
News-Herald will be gladly corrected! v " 11 a warm Welcome, and to make
firBno}'*bebepnuSHiKr,ht '° "" ,very motb" !n «"• > «>• ><*™. in
— fancy, over its cradle.
Obituaries and reaolutloiu of nir*ci o .
ft less iLjb 1 word* will be pub- 80 Iar as numan foresight can
lUbed free. For all matter In exceaa provide, this new heir of the tutor1
ti 1H word* a charge of one cent per j ...
world will be made. Count your word# 3->nie, will be well taken care of
aad reran with manuscript. through life. But what can recom-
pense any baby for the fact that it
can never see its father's face, can
never hear its father call it by
name?
Reams of money, and a great
social station, are no compensation
for such misfortune. By the tragedy
which preceded its birth, tie Astor
baby is entitled to be deposed from
tie aristocracy of babies, and be
handed over to the democarcy of
babies— the babies not of the Four
Hundred, bat of tie Ninety Million.
DEMOCRATIC TICKIT.
WILS05, of Sew
For President:
W00DBOH
Jersej.
For TIce President:
THOMAS & MARSHALL.
Indiana.
For I'. S. Senator:
ROBERT U OWEN.
For Corporation t ommlssloier:
JACK LOVE.
For Prenidential Kleetors-at-Larg*;
J. W. BOLEN.
H. H. BRENNER.
THOMAS C HARRILL.
JOSEPH W. FOSTER.
J. D. SCOTT.
Presidential Elector, 5th District:
J. M. WILLIAMS.
CoBgressmen-at-Large:
WILLIAM H. MURRAY.
JOE B. THOMPSON.
CLAUDE WEAVER.
Congressman, 5th District:
SCOTT FERRIS.
Jadge of Criminal Coarl of Appeals,
South District:
HKNRY M rURMAN.
State Senator:
CHARLES F. BARRETT.
State Senator, Unexpired Termi
C. L. EDMONSON.
Bepresentatives:
H. H. SMITH.
J AS. T. FARRALL.
H. 0. TENER
FRIDAY EVENING, ADO. 23, 191a
WHY NOT
You are IT when it comes to tie matter of making a
financial success. "You are tie architect of your own fortune. •
Your banking connection and your methods of doing busi-
ness with your bank will have much to do with your success.
Why not establish yourself with a bank that has an interest
In your welfare?
Today is a good time to start ac account.
The National Bank of Commerce
CAPITAL A.\D SCRPICS «115^>o.oo.
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❖ WHAT OTHEB EDITORS
< ARE SATI>G
V
Oklahoma City Times now tells of
"Economic Housekeeping."
Four thousand bottles of beer were
uncorked and the contents thrown
Into the gutter at Oklahoma City
by order of Chief Tilghman.
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
Probably tie main reason why
tie sunset appears more beautiful
than the sunrise, is that tiere Is not
a iard day's work aiead of it.
r A bout . , .
^advertising
Leslie Niblack should remember
even a newspaper man can not cover
Oklahoma in a 30-day campaign.—
Hugo Husonian.
a P. CARS
general Contractor
Building and Repairing, Store
Fronts and Fixtures, Plate and
Window Glasa. No job too
small, none too large.
*08 VV. Main SL Phone til.
CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTED—MALE.
* + + + + + + + + + ++ +
Muskogee Phoenix: "Too much of
tie fruit crop of Oklaioma Is being
wasted for lack of means to take
care of It."
REGULATING fflSCKAXCE RATES.
CO US IT TICKET.
Connt; Jndge:
GEO. W. JENKINS.
Coaatj Attorney:
S. P. FREELING.
CobbIj Sheriff:
JOHN HATFIELD.
Connty Treasurer:
* GEO. K. HUNTER
Begister of Deeds:
W. S. McGASKILL.
Countj Superintendent:
GLADYS WHITTET.
Count.> Assessor:
H. H. ALEXANDER
Coanty Sunreyor:
CLARENCE FARRALL.
Clerk Superior Court:
W. K. DUNN.
Clerk District Court:
F. W. WATTS.
Coanty Clerk:
R C. GREEN.
Coanty Weigher:
ED ROW.
8tate Committeeman:
JULIUS KROUCH.
Commissioner, First District:
F. E. ROMBERG.
Commissioner, Second District:
M. JORDAN.
Commissioner, Third District:
R. L. HOWARD.
THE ASTOR BABT,
There was ushered Into the world
Insurance is probably understood
by the Insurance companies and
their specialists who establish more
or less empirical rates for their
agents to apply locally, but In view
of the anomalies that are presented
In rating, it can not be considered
as a subject fully understood by the
insured.
It seems so abatruBe and esoteric
a subject that meddling from the
outside has proven anything but
satisfactory.
Louisiana following the lead of
Texas established a state commis-
sion with power to make fire insur-
ance rates. After a brief trial the
law was found unsatisfactory, be-
cause It raised rates Instead of low-
ering them, and Imposed other bur-
dens upon the Insuring public. Th?
Louisiana legislature recently re-
pealed the law and before the repeal-
ing statute became effective notice
waa given of a big cut In premium
rates. A ne*« item in the New
Orleans StateB thus forecasts what
will happen when competition is re-
stored in Louisiana: •
It is learned from a source that
appears absolutely reliable that
there will be a reduction of 20 to 25
per cent on the present Louisiana
flro prevention bureau insurance
rafts, and that in some quarters tils
reduction has already gone Into
effect.
"This means that there will be a
good slied Insurance rate war.
wherein the property owners and
the owners of household effects will
reap the benefit Whether or nol
there will be a greater reduction
than mentioned above, remains to be
seen.
"Competing companies and co-op-
erative methods have done more In
this connection than legislative en-
actments and experience has clearly
shown that, a basis of rates Is de-
pendent on the class and character
of the risk, the equitable adjustment
of which can be safely left with the
parties most Interested." The
Tradeaman.
living
of the
The firm of B. Loensteln & Bros , of Memphis. Tenn.. is
example of what shrewd business men can do If they want to.
This concern is a very, very rich one, and I happen to be Inti-
mately acquainted with a man who was in the employ of this firm of
over a quarter of a century.
I asked this gentleman to what he attributed the succ
Loestelns and bis answer was as follows:
Mr. Brooks, the Loensteins were shrewd enough to surround
themselves with competent Untenants whom they paid well for their
services, and who. as the business increased received increases ln
salary and financial interests ln the business. They also emplov an
advertising man- to whom they paid a small salary to begin with, but
who. as the business increased, showed his fitness to such a degree that
today they are paying him a most magnificient salary."
The Loensteins have been In business over forty years in Memphis
and have attained a most enviable reputation as well as a very large
business. They are today advertising more than ever, and I venture to
say that 99 per cent of the money they spend for advertising goes in
.he daily newspapers.
Bartlesville Examiner: "Help the
democratic cause along and be
glad member of the rejuvenated par-
ty after the election of Wilson and
Marshall."
howard livery AN
BOARDING STABLE.
II* South Bell. Phono Ml.
With Howard
DR 8. F. YOSB,
TrteraarUa.
House Phono 741.
* + + + + + + + + + + + +
Already some of the counties are
defending their nominees for county
attorney by pointing to what Okla-
homa county did.—McAlester News-
Capital.
It may be, as a news story re-
lates, that apples are beautlfiers, but
we'll stick with tie watermelons and
cantaloupes and run the risk of be-
coming homely.—Ex.
A McAlester newspaper repo
has become a preacher. The aver-
age reporter learns that there Is
need of evangelistic work ln the
world, says the El Reno Democrat.
FRECKLES
NEW DRUG THAT QUICKLY RF
MOVES THESE HOMELY
SPOTS.
There's no longer the slightest
need of feeling ashamed of your
heckles, as a new drug, othlne-
double strength has been discovered
that positively removes these homely
spots.
Simply get one ounce of othlne
double strength, from any first class
druggist ln the city and apply a lit
tie of It at night, and in the morning
you will see that even the worst
freckles have begun to disappear,
while the lighter ones have vanished
entirely. It Is seldom that more
than an ounce Is needed to complete*
ly clear the skin and gain a beautiful
clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for teh double
strength othlne, as tils Is sold un
der guarantee of money back if U
falls to remove freckles.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
-j* * * -s- * * .j.^ .j. ^
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
V V ^ v ^
•i* *•:-*•!*
Standing of the Teams.
Won.
Lost
Pet.
New York
79
34
.693
3S
.664
45
.598
Philadelphia .
54
57
.486
Cincinnati
53
62
.461
Sl Louis
51
63
.447
Brooklyn
52
72
.419
Boston
31
82
.274
FIVE WIDELY DIFFERENT
EASY-SELLING MAGAZINES
WANT A REPRESENTATIVE
To Cover Local Territory
There is Big Money for the
right person. Man or woman,
young or old, if you want work
for one hoar or 8 hours a day,
write at once to
THE BUTTERICK PUB. CO.
Butt,Tick Building York
DR H. H. WILSON
Specialist
Eye, Ear, Nose ani Tkroat
trt Floor Mammoth Bail ti ag,
Keon* Ht-114. Phone IU,
Glasses Fitted. Shawnee*, Okla.
WANTED — 65 MEN, STEADY
WORK, GOOD PAY. OKLAHOMA
PORTLAND CEMENT CO, ADA,
OKLA. . 83-23-5t
WANTED—A live, sober, energet-
lo man to sell sewing machines and
collect our accounts and notes. Wo
will give a good contract to right
party. Must be able to furnish team
and good references. Experience
not necessary. Address at one*
Binger Sewing Machine Co., Shaw-
nee, Okla 76-1941
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED—A gril for general
kitchen work, good waiter 230 N.
Market 86-23-7t
«■ + + + + + + + + + + + +
t REAL ESTATE LOANS *
t II To* w1«h to kay or kars 4
h ro srty tc Soil— 4
v 11 job with to roat a 4
t kouas or kavs a houss to f
f Mm- 4
¥ It yon wish to got a loaa +
> oa eity property, call 0* ms a: +
f 1#7 NORTH BROADWAY 0* +
f CALL PHONB 77L +
f i. C. FISMEB +
♦ ♦
* + + + + + + + + + + + +
DR W. M. G'LLAHEB
(Formorly of Dra. Wilson A
Oa . -her)
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Rooms J10 and 211 Fourth
Floor Mammoth Building,
Shawnee. Okla.
PHONES: Office 740; Bea. ItS.
WANTED—Dining room girl at
222 N. Bell. gl-22-3t
FOB RENT—ROOMS.
FOR RENT—Office rooms, No. 3
East Main over Sannders Shoe Store.
79-22-tf.
FOR RENT — Nicely
home, 424 N. Beard.
furnished
82-23-tf
FOR RENT — Rooms for light
housekeeping, newly furnished. In
private family. Phone Red 862 or
call at 2t6 N. Beard. 65-17-3t
FOR RENT—Southeast ground
floor rooms furalahed for light
housekeeping 602 N. Ontoi..
76-17-ln>
i. A. WALKER M. D.
Rooms 1 and I Whlttakor
Building. Over Lion Drug
Store Office Phone It. Resi-
dence Phone 64.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—I
have desirable party with satisfac-
tory references who will immediate-
ly lease well furnished home for not
less than six months. Must be strict-
ly modern azi not too far out W.
H. PARKER, 110 North Union Ave-
nue- 50-1612t
Notice Heating Contractors.
Notice.
All students expecting to enter
Shawnee high school this fall term
are asked to register on August 26.
27 or IS. The principal will be ln
| his office on those days and will
register those who come during that
time. If there are any students en-
tering for the first time and are not
Results Yesterday.
Chicago 17, Boston 5.
New York 2-8, Pittsburg 3-6.
Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 1.
Brooklyn 9, St Louis 5.
Rolla Rhine Pace of the Pace Fur-
niture Co., will leave tomorrow for OKLA
Greenville, Texas, where he will go '
into the cotton business. Mr. Pace
has lived here for the last nine
years and has many friends, eepe- :
cially in the younger set His many i
friends and the News-Herald wish
him great success in his new under-1
taking.
WANTED — 65 MEN, STEADY
WORK, GOOD PAY. OKLAHOMA
PORTLAND CEMENT CO, ADA,
83-23-5t
Games Today.
New York at Pittsburg.
Only one game scheduled.
Sealed bids for the furnishing of J ule I1„l ume ana are not
materials and Installation of a steam sure as to what course to pursue
a wee red-faced squalling mite of I, , Wi" be recehvd "t the Principal shall be glad to talk
humanity, so much like several thou-1 ;y the" T T"" T ^ e'*her
.. . ^ I . ooard of District 17, >y phone or by personal interview
0t-'rs Who flrst «" "«>" - eminole County, Oklahoma, at Sem- luring the pr«ent week, so ,s not
;n0'le' 0kIt' and ,hen opened. Plan, -o interfer with tie Ume set aside
I and specifications on file at Firs*, for registration. Any other students
■ at. Bank^ Seminole, and at the leslring information concerning
o.fice of Ed. J. Peters. Architect, their course or credits are requested
" aw*, 0kl«- to attend to the matter this week.
that same day. that If they were all
ranged, crib by crib, ln one mam-
moth baby show, all would be equal
candidates for first pine-
Each more beautiful than the oih
ors. to a mother s eyes, each as ugly].^,. ™
E£ the r«*t to the eye of the unpr.- reserved,
judiced spectator all on a par li,
lung development, all Incipient cltl-
sens, each boy having as good a
chance as the boy ln the cradle
slongside, to be president of the
United Stales, every girl an equal ,
iWtentiallty for leader of the suf-
fragists. says the Buffalo News.
But one particular baby was se
apart from the rest—not by the
great law of Nature, not by any
known principle of American Insti-
tutions. not by homeliness, or love-
liness, not by exceaa or deficiency of
maternal affection, or any other con-
sideration that ought to affect our
estimate of babyhood.
By what, then? by the fact that
It is a baby of wealth—a baby heir
to millions—an Astor baby, forsooth.
Certified check 6 per cent Usual
19-22 22~4t
C. B. QWYNN,
Principal.
Shawnee Conservatory of Music
Convention Hall Building.
Fail term opens September 9th.
Frederic IJbke, Piano, Tydfil Mariya Bro n, Voice
Ware. Violin.
>r Information, apply to either of the above named.
Nell Evalyn
AMERICAN LEAGl'E. *
•f . .1.
Suuidiutf of (he Tciois,
Won. Lost Pet.
Dental Parlors
Shawnee, okla
Ow H<sn Baoi r-o+t .*«
to $5
SM Of Tetih $i: Wrpa-r trj ftor,
Very best S<h ot Tc«e:r. j3: Lrpe*
l^wer. both of the best Tmfi. Si*.
S;!v«f Riling* , — «
g--'—:==: 50c
DEPLORABLE CASE
DEMANDED ACTION
A deplorable case of neglect was
! brought to the attention of Dr. J.
M. Bvrum. county superintendent of
health, by Dr. Williams of Dale. A
man In an advanced stage of a
loathsome disease was housed with
five small children there, the chil-
j dren being motherless. The man
was arrested and taken to the hos-
pital for specific treatment and the
children are being cared for by the
county.
FOB SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
I OB SALE—Motor boat complete.
In poo£ running order. Phone Bed
9S0- 36-20-6t
FOR SALE—One oak wardrobe,
$6.00; 2 single beds, very cheap.
230 N. Market. Phone 1094.
85-23-7t
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
w ANTED—Quick, steel range, coal
or wood cook stoves with reservoir,
in good condition. See Frank Mills
at his repair shop. 77-22-3t
TO TRADE—160 acres in Polk
county, Ark. Also 10 acres In Flor-
ida to trade for land or Shawnee
property. Address T. C. Baker.
Shawnee, Gen Del. 8S-23-6t
Extract!*
*OM QOAHANTffO
•AWUIS cxtaacto*
•*! Y|a*t
Boston ....
36
Washington . . .
72
45
.615
Philadelphia . . .
69
46
.600
Chicago
58
57
.504
Detroit
56
63
471 j
Cleveland
'51
63
M7 j
New York
39
74
.34" ;
St Louis
35
77
.312
~ UPtokct IfauMeijff
*T ^OUNTAINa, HOTELS, OR CLSrWHERE
Original ana Genuine
HORLICK'S
MALTED MILK
aw
FOB KENT—HOr.SES.
"•R "Al.F.—Odd sizes of heavy
*rapplug paper. Call at News-Her
aid office. 22-tf
AGENTS WANTED.
Dies of Poisoned Whiskey.
Muskogee. Aug. 23.—Died of drink-
1 ing poisoned whiskey, is the verdict
of tie coroner s jury in the case of
6Su|^tck Norton- wh0 dled at Loci" The Food Drink for All Ages
r Grove near Pryor Creek. Norton is UCH mi LI. malt craw extract
supposed to have lived in Oklahoma
City and was connected with con-
struction work on a new railroad.
in rowsu
Not in any MOk Trust
Insist on "HORLICK'S
Take a package home
AGENTS WANTED—$60.00 per
week. No investment or experience
necessary. Write for my big tailor-
ing proposition. P. W. Guodman,
President 5th Ave. and Congress
St., Chicago. 75-23-tf
WANTED—10 neat clean, girls of
good character for dining room and
lunch work. J20.00 per month, room
and board to start Guarantee Emp.
.. jreau. Experience unnecessary.
<-1 1-2 W Grand, Oklahoma City.
71-2l-3t
Revolts Yesterday.
Boston !). Cleveland 0.
Detroit 9, Washington 6.
Philadelphia 3-J. St Louia 1-1.
Chicago S, New York 4.
I.arnes Today.
Chicago at New York.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Clevelani at Boaton.
Mrs L A King entertained last
evening with a six o'clock dinner
In honor of her slater-ln-law, Miss
Stone Hardware & Implement Co.
Hardware, Buggies and
Harness
Famous Valie Buggies and Fort Smith Wagons.
Prices right on anthing in Hardware Line.
- j Louise King of Dallas, Texas. Those
• present were: Messrs. Joe O'Neal.
■Ralph and Paul Patterson and Earl
•Williams; Misses Lulu Jenkins. Mary
i Caldwoll, Gertrude Thatcher and
Ixmise Kin* and Mr. and Mrs. L. A
King.
Miss Vera Walker of Asher is
here for a few days visiting friends
We are Making Loans on
SEMINOLE
COUNTY
LANDS
and would be glad to figure^ with you if you
are in the market for a FARM LOAN.
H. B. SEARS,
Abstract*. Loans and Insurance Shawnee, Okla
MEN—Our illustrated catalogue
explains how v teach tra()(>
I" few weeks, mailed free. Mol.ir
Barber College. Dallas, Tex.
22 - -*t
AGENTS—NEW BOOK TELLING
all about "Roosevelt and the Pro-
gressive Party"; enormous demand;
j complete book ready; one sample
I free to every agent; highest com-
mission or salary. Write Immediate-
ly .'or free outfit INTERNATIONAL
BIBLE HOUSE. Perry Building, Phil-
ldelphla 14-18-21-36-28
form
, FOUND—Pocketbook containing
small amount of money. Owner
can have same by calling at 1127
N. Park and iwying for this ad.
80-22
for this ad.
80-22-2t
) LEND
MONEY TO LEND
Private Money on Shawnee Real
Estate.
CHA5. K. WELLS, Atty
11* H. Broadway tH.
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