The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 245, Ed. 1 Monday, June 22, 1914 Page: 3 of 8
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SHAWNEE DAILY NEWS HERALD
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come of these Boys and Girls are Going
SUllie U1 «^You Goi„e® Beo e of .he Happy Ones?
. whn the lucky girls and boys are going to ba there Is one
While It IB early yet to get any Idea aB to who the lucky
thing sure.
those who work will wis.
, d in thU world by Bitting down with folded handB and calmly waiting for
fortune^to^drop"in^your *lap The merchant «
toubs to the golden gate
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LET'S BUACE UP.
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Come now, girls, don't bowoakUnKf;. Don t "jf. £ You w„ notlc0 a difference If you do.
Work every day eo that people will say, lbat girl
Work every ggjj, TRADE BOOKS. ..
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District One.
Name—
Mildred Cobb
Mrs. Henry Rackley ..
Katherlne Hogan
Katherine Pratt
Bessie Hayncs
Fay Deer
Myrtle Bell
Louise Adams
Bertha Ragland
Mary Webber
Elsie Boswell
Maud Evans
Louis Budd
Mable Pratt
Mrs. Chas Bishop ...
Elizabeth Henneger .
Arline Penn
Anna Ross
Helen Knowles
Lavinla Brown
Jennie Aniols
Standing of Candidates June 5th
Votes
,...446,225
,...167,735
...101,700
.... 71,090
29,390
.... 14,000
.... 12,470
.... 10,005
.... 8,025
.... 6,025
... 7,025
... 5,025
"... 5,025
' ... 6,000
'.... 4,025
3,915
... 3,525
... 3,525
... 3,525
' ... 3,500
3,025
Jennie Aniois 00
Abby Flynn
Flora Bailey „
Mary Lou Roberts •
Maud Oivins
Mayme Earnest ■
Willie Rene Bowles •
Gladys Madlgan
Laura Simms ..
Ruth Pelphrey
Irene McGuire
Jeanne Hunt ..
Eloise Thompson
Rose Simms
Mary. Sinnett
Inez Seek
Annie Rowland
Lena Peyton
Violet Cole
Elizabeth Cobb
Loeta Montgomery
District Two.
North of Main, East of
Name—
Mable Ryan
Anna Corley
Louise Clark
Kate Tatom
Goldie Van Zant
Lena Schnelter
Exie Hlpps
Anna Myers
Laura Chrane
Elizabeh Gleason
Jewel Adams
Anna Head
Bessie Head
Mary Bell Watts
.... 2,025
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
61,510
1,400
.... 13,975
Broadway.
Votes
419,280
364,820
23,825
44,705
35,875
7,525
6,230
4,525
64,155
4,025
.... 3,500
2,505
2,505
2,500
Mrs. G. W. Cobb
Elaine Boylan
Gladys Bovee
Laura Fauble
Clara Julian
Lydla Nicholson
Julia Norman
Third District.
South of Main, West of
Name—•
Nannie Saxon
Ester Knapp
Mable King •
MrB. Nuck Hunt
Vica Adams
Leone Howe •
Ramola Drake
Ethel Ayers
Sophia Sanderson
Florence Bradley .....
Jennie Taither
Blanch Giltner
Ila Groce
Ilda Hopkins
Bulah Johnson
R. L. Smith (Mrs.)
Fourth District.
South of Main, East of Broadway.
Vick Jackson 40,670
2,303
.... 2,605
.... 2,500
.... 2,000
.... 2,000
.... 2,000
.... 3,235
Broadway.
Votes
.... 7,500
7,000
7,000
..... 4,465
4,000
2,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
24,000
... 1.000
1,000
. .. 1,000
Belva Grubbs
Eula Anderson
Frena Anthony
Fannie Demland
Ida Auten
Gladys Bean
Bulah Brundage
Lotta Breza
Hope Finicum ......
Leulla Ferguson
Edith Gray
May* Grecian
Marie' Karr
Mable Knouse
Hazel Marin
Florence Merritt . • •
Ruth Nichols
Leah Paronto
Cora Skaggs
.Laura Skaggs
Boys Run at
Frank Austin
Hadley Baker
Clyde Butler
Bryan Basham
Arch Brown
Hal Bowles
Randolf Boswell ..
Leo Cade
8,530
6,225
4,000
3,52^
3,030
1,025
30,085
1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,500
. 2,900
Large.
1,000
. 2,010
. 1,000
278,775
. 1,000
. 2,000
, . 4,000
,. 1,000
Geo. Carey
Paul Cunyus
Harry Campbell
Earl Dakin
Tom Douglas
Ray Evans
Author Flbus
Irl Flannigan
Geo. Fluke
Albert Hensley
Earnest Hicks
Cleatles Hamilton
Jaul Johnson
Ross Johnson
Paul Jones
Elmer Kanatzer
Homer Keegan
Harry Loy
Olen Lano
Bill Mullen .
Bert Moreland
Fred Moore ...
Wentivorth McKeller
Mike Medllnger
Floy Nicholson
Homer Robb
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
17,540
1,000
1,000
43,125
1,000
. 1,000
. 1.000
. 2,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 72,135
. 1,000
. 1,000
.101,090
. 1,000
.108,085
. 52,875
.. 1,200
.. 1,000
. . 14,660
ADDRESS NOT KNOWN—
Adele Phillips
Miss Bement
15,600
7,000
Alice Brady
Fay Hood • •
Leah Johnson
Bessie Meade ....
Hazel Meade
Anna Braekrel ...
May Braekrel
Nancy Brady
Gladys Brooks ...
Gladys Hammond
Minnie Harbraught
Lilly Harris
Ruth Harrison ...
Anna Hayes
Minnie Heath . • •
Emma Heise
Minnie Helms ...
Anna Hendrlxaon
Anna Henson • • •
Anna Herring . •.
Blanch Herron ..
Sophia Kucera ..
Lizzie Martin ...
Adella Sharp ...
Elsie Shell
Rosa Lee Mills
Sadla Silvia
Lillian Sklllington
Adeline ' Wilson .
.N
4,030
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
, 1,000
1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1.000
. 1,000
. 1,000
. 1.000
. 1,000
. 2,000
. 1,000
.. 1,000
.. 2,000
mesh bag on display in Saunders Window.
FREE ,0 the girl maW the largest gam between 1 £«! f
The Shawnee Daily News-Herald,
Saunders Shoe Co.
A. S. Pace Furniture Co.
The 'Lion Drug Store,
The Boston Grocery,
The Crystal Theatre.
See Any of These Firms for
information J
Beginning Monday,
June 22nd,
All Trimmed Hats
will bo exactly
ONE-HALF PRICE
At MISS REESE'S
and Good
Ones
and You
will be pleased.
We are not Coupon Pho-
tographers—we make the fine
work!
Eastman Films at 20 per-
cent discount.
Kodak finishing at drug
store prices, but better work.
Campbell&Edwards
118 1-1 Main
Over Remington-Bailey
Drag Store.
Chas. E. Welts
lawteb
Elks Building Ninth and Broadwaj
Pr&cticc in Court®
c. E. MOHRBACHEK
LAWYER
Elks Bldg Ninth and Broadway
Phone 901 Shawnee, Okla.
has plans fi1r
state capitol
SPEC1AI. TO NEWS-HEBALD.
Oklahoma City, June 22.—The
state capltol commission has before
it preliminary plans for the capltol
building which they expect to begin
constructing in a few weeks. The
commission haB approved the draw-
ings and detailed working plans are.
to be made on the outline given.
The buildings will have a frontage
of 400 feet, wing depth of 144 feet,
central portico entrance 82 feet wide
and 68 feet deep. It will accommo-
date all the state offices and will
Include a sub-basement, a basement
or ground floor and a first floor,
over a part of which the ceiling will
be twenty-six feet high and covered
by glass, wherein the legislative
halls will 'te located.
Heating and ventilating systems
and storage will occupy the sub-
basement. On the ground floor wtl
be the board of agriculture, school
land department, attorney general
and library. The first floor will ba
devoted to the supreme court, crim-
inal court of appeals, governor's of-
fices, secretary of state, state treas-
urer, adjutant general and state
court reporter.
The auditor, board of affairs, su
perlntendent, examiner and clerks
of the courts will occupy the mez-
zanine floor above the first floor.
The legislature will occupy the
Becond floor, with eleven commit-
tee rooms and offices for the lieu-
tenant governor and speaker. n
this floor also is the corporation
commission and a largo court room
is provided for the commission.
The top floor will contain the gal-
leries to the legislative chambers,
[labor commissioner, game warden,
highway commissioner, charities, fire
'marshal, mine inspector, election
I board, bank commissioner, board or
health and insurance commissioner.
1 The external architecture will be
I of the Corinthian type. An art glass
! skylight has been designed for the
central dome over It.
Court fund—From No. 801 to 1042,
inclusive, series of 1913-14.
Road and bridge fund—From No
276 to 624, inclusive, series of
1913-14.
Poor and insane fund—From No.
281 to 347, inclusive, «|erles of
1913-14. 0,
Separate school fund-Frcni No. 80
to 117, inclusive, series of 1913-14.
Supply fund—From No. 91 to 121,
inclusive, series of 1913-14.
Special dipping fund—From No. 61
to 70 inclusive, series of 1913-14.
GEORGE K. HUNTER,
19.3t County Treasurer.
condition. Sale or trade. Oklahoma
Auto & Garage Co. 28-7-tf
HIGH PRICE PAID -tor brasB, cop-
per, rubber, bottles, rags and
bones. Phone 135-J. or call at of-
fice, 115 South Union. 129-23-lm
LOST-On Sunday, May 24, minute
book of Confederate Veterans. Suit-
able reward. Return to D. P.
Sparks, Sr., room 7 over Stato Na-
tional Bank. 79-21-3t
FOR SALE—A lot of old doors and
windows. Call A. C. Davis,
phone 733. -21-3t
FOR SALE—Improved 160 acres
100 cultivated, 8 • miles east of
Moore. $300 takes . equity and 1914
crop rent. A. Meyers, 304 Terminal
Bldg., Oklahoma City. 73-19-3t
Our Fabrics Are
all-wool by laboratory test. This Is
a test recently made by one of the
largest Eastern woolen distributors,
the house we buy most our goods
from. There should be a pure wool
law passed, for most cloths sold for
pure wool are more or less cotton.
In any suit you buy here
we absolutely guarantee all-
wool, not the tiniest scrap of cot-
ton in it. Only all-wool fabrics
keep their life and richness.
WANTS
FOB REflfT—HOOKS.
FOR RENT—Modern sleeping and
light housekeeping rooms. 119
North Oklahoma. Phone 368- J.
75-21-3t
imt
WASTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
SURREY WANTED—Will Ouy or
trade. Phone. 1297. 87-21111
WANTED—Salesman to sell Lubri-
cating Oils, House and barn Paint
and Specialities. Big profits. CHAM-
PION REFINING CO., Cleveland, O.
6-21-3mo
FOR RENT—Newly furnished mod-
ern rooms at 212 North Beard.
Mrs. John Goodnight. 68-17-6t
The Mammoth
Barber Shop
Formerly under the exclus-.
ive proprietorship of EARL
BAKER—Now
F0REAKF.R & BAKER
OWNERS
Popular' Prices. Guaran-
teed Best Service
Moving Pianos
W; have the latest im-
proved pianr truck. Ab-
solutely impossible to scar
or far your instrument.
Phone
Household goods, we
sure know how to
handle.
Red Ball Transler
W B. Rorschach
PRIVATE MONKT TO LEND
On Shawnee Real EBtate. Best of
terms.
CHARLES E. WELLS,
Attorney,
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE—Reming-
ton No. 10 visible, in A1 condition.
Price 140. First National Bank, Te-j
cumseh, Okla. 74-21-4t,
instructed to advertise for bids to
construct a Lateral Sewer through
Blocks 10 and 16, Whtttaker Addi-
tion to the City of Shawnee, Okla.,
according to plans and specifications
now on file In the City Clerk's of-
fice Bids will be accepted up to
and including the 29th day of June,
1914.
FRANK ROODHOUSE,
H-10t CUy Clerk'
FGOR RENT—Large, cooi front
rooms furnUhed for housekeeping;
strictly modern. 6U2 North Union.
Phone 658-J. ll-Stf
Palm Beach suits cleaned and
pressed 60 cents. National Dry
Cleaning Works. Phone 41. 21-2t
FOR RENT—Modern house, 116 N.
Market. Phone 651. 3-1-tf
FOR RENT—Suburban store build-
ing, wel located. Upstairs could
be used for residence. Phone 83.
48-12-9t
notice.
The following county warrants are
hereby called for payment and In-
terest will cease thereon July 20th,
J 914.
All warrants on ta'ory fund.
Contingent fund—From No. 604 to
644, Inclusive, series of 1913-14
(First Published In the Shawnee
News-Herald, June 19, 1914).
notice to contractors.
By a resolution passed by the
City Council on June 16, 1914 i am
Mattress Renovating
Done Promptly
Phone 191 J. 19 W. Earrell
for kent—houses.
MEN, our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how we teach the barber
trade in few weeks, mailed free.
Write Moler College, Dallas Tex.
Moore--IIenninfler--Gaskill
Undertakers and Embalmers
Parlort: 120 North Bell St
FOK 8ALE-MI8CELLANEHUS.
FOR SALE—Two passenger auto
mobile, in good running order.
Thos W. Cadlck, 115 N. Broadway.
77-21-3t
PIGEONS pay dollars where chick-
ens pay centB; small capital need-
ed, small space required; always
penned up; ready markets. Send for
May issue of our Journal; fully ex-
plained there. Price 10 cents. Re
liable Squa** Journal, Versailles, Mo
8-2-261
lost and found.
Shawnee Bedding Co.
FOR SALE—See us for cement silos
at wood prices. Also get our whole-
sale price on lumber to consumers.
McKee Lumber Co. Phone 165 or
766-J. 62-6teod|
LOST—Leather music roll with Mil-
dred Cato's name on It. Finder
please phone 804. 78-21-2t
FOR 8ALE—At a bargain, a 16-room
boarding house, all modern; one
block from Main street, two blocks
from Convention hall. Fh°ne^ll2. ^
FOR SALE—Automobile, Good, five-
passenger Overland car, excellent
YOU SHOULD WORRY
This time of year about the
Bread you eat. Some folks mix
their bread with the sweat of
their brow.
FRUIT'S OWL BREAD
Is all mixed with machinery.
Get It at your grocery or
market, or phone 875.
RALPH FRUIT, Prop.
Night'.
Phonea
W. E Catktll. aso
H. H. Htnningtr. 6/6
Day Phone 371
For Ambalanc•
Phone 365
dillon's cab & livery
Private Ambulance
PHONE 75. «■ N "n">°-
Loans Loans Loans
j. c. fisher
dr. s. f. vose
Veterinary
Office 138 South Hell-
All calls will have prompt attention.
„„ . .House Phone 314.
Office Phones 99 and 661.
Residence 314 North Oklahoma.
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Weaver, Otis B. The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 245, Ed. 1 Monday, June 22, 1914, newspaper, June 22, 1914; Shawnee, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc92296/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.