The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 301, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 14, 1913 Page: 4 of 4
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THE SHAWNEE DAILY NEWS HERALD
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and in two wonka \ mw a tfuud effwr Mow
my aair in longer and U*>lu huCTur Ulan I
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r aOnira -'•lap and Otnfnumt ' M^pxM
Mp . Eil .-ehnlHold. Xov. 30. 1912.
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and rontlnne 'Mining for tome mlnutee. Thla
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odter flmwi ime Cuttrnra 4oap flreely for the
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thr«« xamea orhHuled.
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CJUfl. R. WEI.1.4
Lawyer
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50TKE.
The Board of Education will re-
cet « hida for the Inntallatlon of •
heatlag ayatem tn the Central
Sohool. a/rording to plana and
■peetflratlona on file In th# offlee
| of the underalgned. Blda will rloee
| Saturday, Angnsr 23. at * p m.
iThe Board reaerrea the right to
) r«ject any or all blda. Plana and
ee|fi<atlona are alao i
: 'he offlee of A. C. Darla, Architect
(Signed) J M BTRL'M,
| Clerk of the Board of Education
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MIGHT BE CONTEST
ON MR. CLAYTON
«E%tT0*a ARK ILM WQIfiRR-
nv WHKS CtLBtKfiON WILL
KKTf KN TO WAHHI?ff TO^.
.Vaw Tork—la sapper for cbildren
and huaband as important aa the
cause of woman suffrage? Mrs.
Maria Rupp of Brooklyn has an-
swered the question hi the affirma-
tive. At least ahe went forth to
make speeches while her husband, a
Waahlnglon. Aug. H -Hurpn^ | haM workfBg
man, and his chil-
,waa ^preaae.1 by democratic lead-■ ina ,oun(i nothine M eac at home.
r* of the g nare when they learned i yr
bat Gov O'Neal of Alabama had 10ft< n
llaregarded their ad i<* and had; ,tr^„ and found hll
ippolnted Repreaentatlre Henry D.
'clayton to succeed th, late United
[Statea Senator J. F Johnston with-
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bama legtalatare. Rrfi«ISTS
"It la my opinion that Mr. Clay- W\KF A ST1TEKE5T
ton will not be eated." aa'd Sen- We alwayi ad rise people who
ator Or rman. acting chairman of nave atomach or bowel trooble to
the judiciary committer "The mem- ee a doctor. Bat to those who do
Maria, come home and cook sup-
per." he cried.
"Lawrence, you keep quiet!" she'
anawered.
The crowd laughed her off the
stump and ahe harried to a police
station, where she got a bluecoat
to arreat her husband for disturbing
the meeting. She did not explain1
Rupp said this had occurred'to the police till the husband was
He went forth into the j safely in the station. He waa locked
Ife holding up and later got oat on ball. Mrs. ^
forth at a suffrage meeting on the Rupp went home to cook supper for
comer , the hungry children.
ADMINISTRATION
WILL REPRIMAND
AMBASSADOR j
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 191,3.
AL. G. BARNES'
BIG 3 RING WILD ANIMAL
CIRCUS
350-ANIMAL
ACTORS'
350
African Lions Ride Arabian Stallions
Herds of Zebus, Zebras, Artie Sea Lions, Cam-
els, Elephants, India Cattle, Lamas. All won-
derfully educated.
The First Big Show Coming!
The Most Sensational of All Shows!
All New Ideas. "The Show That's Different
Coming on its Special Train of Double Length Cars!
WILL EXHIBIT AT
Shawnee, Monday Aug. 25
One Day. Two Performances, 2 and 8 p.m.
The Only Real H ild Animal Circus on Earth!
The Finest Horses You Lver Saw
60
60
GROUPS OF SAVAGE BEASTS IN HEART-
== STILLING ACTS ==
:{() African Lions, Ponie?
Otangs, High School Horses,
a host of hard acts.
Dogs, Apes, Orang-
10 Merry Clowns and
3-MILITARY BANDS-!*
New Free Street Parade 10:30 A. M,
Excursion Rates On All Lines
WELLS & f EE
Ua;m.
Offices at Prarse *a4 Shawnee
Practice la All loans
Results Tester 4s;
/Ames scheduled
<<ames TM*r
W«h n«io« at Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland
Mew York at Chicago.
Boaton at St Ixiuis
Every Woman
a *k^^f for
it linn r tnn'.r « ) •
MAkV'K;..
Mciit a otiwr hot
Mod stamp for book
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rwo l,K* T STIKH M tl>K I M B
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n*s*Ai44r
II alter Johasoa.
io'inttst'-r
■odB
Boehlini: is still some-
hers of the Judiciary committee and not wish to do thla we will say:
a majority of the lawyers of the try the mixture of simple back-
senate were of the opinion that the thorn bark, glycerine, etc., known
" seventeenth amendment to the con-1 a* Adler-i-ka. This simple new
fftttottoi do*a not *fve the governor j remedy is to powerful that JUST
authority to appoint a senator ex- ON'E DOSE relieves aonr atomach,
':ept under eipre«aed direction* *as on the atomach and conatipa-
from the legislature" tion INSTANTLY People who try
, It was expected that when Mr. I Adler-1-ka are surprised at Its j
''layton presented hia credentials Q[ 'fK act:on. Reynolds k Son, I gy Associated Press
is a senator, objections would b< druggists Washington. Aug. 14.—It Is said
raised immediately and the creden t°h ?ood authority that a sharp
iais would jro to the committee ori WlKHftf F. LHF.5SEH. reprimand is moet likely the form
! privileges and elections for a re- The following marriage licenaes which the adminiatration will uae
4*
SI PEBIOR COrBT.
WILHOVS ATTACK OX R£C0^M-
TIOX VIEWS JOT TO BE
OVERLOOKED.
port.
BBH TWorf thr- n^w* of Gov O N'eal'a
action rcachcd Washington, Senator
know about Om woacterfai
Marvel Kem, l^ad^r of the aenate majority
Douche ia/* •*mt a second telegram to th«
erovemor urging him to call a spec-
ial session of the legislature to
arrant him authority to name a aen-1
ator ad interim.
Senator Himmona. chairman of j
the finance committee, also had sent |
a message emphasizing the impor-
tance of Senator Kern'a request
Both a^natora pointed out that It
waa Important that there ahould b* |
no poaalbillty of a contest. In th**
appointment of a successor of Sen-
ator Johnaton, owing to alender |
! demcKfratlc majority on the tariff
Mil.
R*preaenSatire Clayton, the *or-
ernor'a appointee. Is chairman of
the house Judiciary committee and i
were issaed the past week:
Bert Redding, 27, McLoud.
Ola Rushing, 22, McLoud.
C. B Karber, 29, Chickasha.
Ora Oammell, 20, Shawnee.
W C. Fletcher, Id, Chattanooga.
Bchel Jones, 17, Trouadale.
Onutvel Harp. 22, Haney.
Helen Kimlin, lft. Little.
A. B. Simpktns, 52, Arthur.
Mollie Bostick. 52, Tribbey.
8. B. Jenkins, 2$, Trouadale.
Minnie Wright-, 18, Trouadale.
Robert Adam, 20, Oklahoma CKy.
Maud McCall, 20, Oklahoma nty.
J. C. Yell, 50, Wewoka.
Helen Franklin, 35, Asher.
K K Bainun, 2%, McLoud.
Itollie Bonnett, 19, MeLorud.
to give expression to its sentiment
for Ambassador Wilson's statement
attacking the reported viewa of the
president and the foreign office on
recognition of the Hnreta govern-
ment After a conference of the
president and Secretary Bryan it
became known auch action would
probably be taken.
^^"r^^vvT'r'rvv'r
( The jury in the case of Pope vg
• hoc taw Cotton Oil Co., in which
Pope sued for $15,000 for personal j
njuries, awarded plaintiff $1,500. J
In the case of the Aetna Life
Insurance Co. v§ Putnam it Cowan,
Judge Abernathy directed a verdict
for $171.72 for the plaintiff.
INDIAN KILLED:
BODY ON TRACK
JUDGE SHUTS OFF
FURTHER QUESTION-
ING OF WITNESSES
T05V TIGER HAD A BULLET
WOOD HIS HEAD WHEN
form
DK LIKED MHITE SLATE CASE
LAWYERS rmCDIC COL-
LATERAL HATTERS.
•I if line hilar.
Washington Fortunate Indeed is "r* Orlfflth would probably beat
Clark Orlffith In pos«<4islnK two mt the Athletics for the American
•uch pitchers aa Walter Johnson, I>■*K')*■ pennant. Bat he haan't the
the reteran, and Joe floehling, the players.
the con tinned absence on account
'if Illness of Senator Cnlberson of
Texas They hare endeavored vain-
ly to get some Information as to
'he probability of Senator Culber-
son's return In time to vote for
the tariff bill. No word. K la said,
can be commnnlcated to the sen-
ator. who la undergoing treatment
In Connecticut.
Senator Kern declined to give any
opinion aa to Mr. Clayton's eligibil-
ity to the senate Aa chairman of
the committee on privileges and
elections. Senator Kern would have
thing of an experiment, but If he to preside over any contest that
makes good in the future on hla re
Inark,it le ahowlng for thla season, objections that might be filed after
the Washington club will then poa- Mr. Clayton appeared with his sen-
e# the two best pitcher* In base atorlal credentials.
ball With a few more good play-l "This Is an entirely new ques-
tion." aald Senator Kern, "and ery
Mr,All THIS.
We 'be undersigned Druggists of
has .erve.1 sixteen years In con- Ahxwnte ^,e .old Hall's Texas
Yonder, or 2 26 Olive St.. St. Lou la By Associated Press
Democra'it leaders, having t a Ao m0(j r(!COIDmM14 it to be th* beat San Francisco. Aug. 11.—Marsha
vote through the death of Henator (ldner Bladder and Rheumatic Rem Harrington finished y« terday her
Johnston, are further worried by _dy „r fc„e eTer lold alxt7 UTt estitnony in the Dlgga white slav-
reatmen; for a dollar. "T case, and waa followed by Lola
Wallace Mann. Lfon Drug Co. Norris.
Shawnee Drug Co., Owl Drug du>r There will be no further exam-
and C R Harryman ination of Miaa Warrington.
- Attempts to ahake her testimony
TO INITIATE (LASH. [railed, and the court cut ahort fur-
Thf Katies will have a meeting ^er Qu^^'ona as a "minute pur-
tonight and initiate 15 candidates J|llt of collateral matters"
at their hall, followed by a smoker
and lunch, j SALE—A ?nap in Shawnee
real estate, 131 X. McKinley, by
The Shawnee* Tradea and Labor "OO-resident; corner 50x100, 5 room
Aaaembly will meet tonight at its houfe' barn, shade and water; close
|hall in the Whittaker building. Bua-!,n- on#* blork from Main street and
j Inert* of Importance will come up r ar "ne> ^200; $100 down. Time
, . . . _ . snd all members are urged to be to ,u,t purchaser on remainder,
might be started and review ,ny| |u>mj dlMOunt for caah Addre*.
— W. A Jackson. Box <71, Klamath
'alls, Oregon 37-14-3t
Maud, Okla., Aug. 14—With a bul-
let wound in the head, and lifeless,
the body of Tony Tiger, a Seminole
Indian living near Maud, was found
early Wedneaday morning on the
Missouri. Kansas & Texas railroad
tracks about three miles south of
Maud, In Seminole county. It was
evident that the Indian had been
killed and his body placed on the
track In an effort to avoid detec-
tion of the crime. The body was
found a short time before a pas-
senger train was due to pass the
place.
The sheriff and other officers
from Seminole are working on the
rase believing that the killing was
the result of trouble at a stomp
dance at Hazel In the southern part
of Seminole county, which has Just
closed. The Indians during the
dance had liquor, many of them. It
Is asserted were drunk, and It is
believed Tiger had trouble which I
later resulted in his death.
Money Ready
la Shawnee Office for
Farm Loans
No Delays
Low Rales
Reasonable
Terms
The Sears Investment Co.
113 North Broadway
Phone IS
Read the Daily News-Hera 14. 10c
per week.
NORFOLK
OyO&FOL/GiHtw
ARROW
COLLAR
2 lor 25 ctv Q..II, A IV. W.. *.l—
present.
CHICHESTER S PILLS '
Tlir liUMO«ft BBiNft -
few of n* have had time to look
into It or form any definite opin-
ion."
MR t Vn'riXVo.'Vi si
~r SOID BY KIGGISIS f W NYMW
The train will arrive in Shawnee
Aug. 30 at 3:45 p m. and on Mon-
day, Sept. 1, will go over the Asher
branch and thence west to Okla-
homa City
Let me send you FREE PERFUME
Write today for a testing bottle of
ED. PINAUD'S LILAC
PARFUMERIE £D. PINALT), Dcpsrt^t M.
ED PINAL'D BUILDING v.-H. V(1S!i
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Weaver, Otis B. The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 301, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 14, 1913, newspaper, August 14, 1913; Shawnee, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc92027/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.