The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 40, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 28, 1914 Page: 2 of 4
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SHAWNEE DAILY NEWS-HERALD
THE SHAWNEE DAILY NEWS-HERALD
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t«nday Newa-Herald on year. In advance $1.50
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published free For all matter In exceaa of 100 worda a charge of one
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An) erroneous reflection on the character, standing or reputation
•f any person. firm or corporation wblch may appear in the columna of
ihs Newa-Merald will be gladly corrected upon Its being brought to the
aUentlOB, ot the publisher.
We Must Feed The World
The war will make a shortage of European grain, cereals must
be high, we must feed Germany, France and England and man/
other countries. We Must feed the hungry. BUT HOWT
WE MUST HAVE TEAM WORK.
The banker, business man, and farmer must work to-gether.
We must all work with our state and government agriculture de-
partments, use our county demonstrator, back these organizations
with encouragement and effort.
WE MUST MAKE A LARGER YIELD OF BETTER GRAIN.
Let everyone begin to thank and plan now, the business man,
the banker adjust bla business to these ends, and the farmer make
his plans now, by selecting his ground, his seed, and begin fall
plowing.
THINK NOW.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
WANTS
WANTED—A girl to do general
house work. Mrs. John Haning, 126
8. Philadelphia. 103-28-3t
WANTED—School girl tc- "work for
board; high school girl preferred.
Mrs. J. L. Keller, 411 N. Union.
99-28-3t
| WANTED—School girl
years old to work for
board or to stay nights.
about 15
room and
102-28-3t
WANTED—Position as housekeep-
er. Can give references. Address
N. R., care News-Herald. 28-2t
F03 RETT—KOOMS.
DKUOCkAI.H HAVE JIIHC101 SLY HANDLED MAIL SCHOOL Fi M>S.
Notwithstanding the brttlclsms of republican newspapers and repub-
lican campaign orators, a>tuai figures from the office of State Superin-
tendent K. 11. Wilson suow that the democrats have judiciously handled
the state's school funds.
The following statement shows liow, under democratic administrations,
the ftta/te school funds have been managed in a way that in spite of the
fact that the scholastic population of the slate 1b two and one-hal! times
tie largo as it was in 1906, yet Che state apportionment has steadily in-
creased until this year it was more than three limes what it was in 1906.
Total
Apportionment
$ 343,b3l.00
306.343,80
310,993.95
Toil. no
770,010.60
970,304.80
1,086,795.10
1,066,564.60
1,267,274.25
Comparatho Cost of School Hooks.
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Mcloud,
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night and Sunday with his parents
at Choctaw.
J. T. Michael and family left this
week for Oklahoma City, where
they will make their home. Mr
Michael has traded his farm east leav
Miss Amye Gerson went to the
City Saturday to visit with home
folks over Sunday.
FOR RENTNFurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 331 N. Heard
8*-2«-tf
FOR RENT—Modern rooms for
light housekeeping, also room and
board, close in. Hodge's Place. 119
N. Oklahoma. Phone 36S-J. 87-25-tf
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1914
Moore-Uenninger-Gaskill
Undertakers and Embalmers
Par lor : 120 North Bell St.
. £. Ca,kill. 830
H. H. Hennmgtr, 6/9
Omy tkonm ST!
Ambalmnc.
Phont 308
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The registration books will be
open at the regular places this
week for all who have failed to reg-
ister before.
COUNTY ELECTION BOARD.
You can save on your gas bill If
you will buy a Direct Action Gas
Range. See them at Warren-Smith
Hardware Co. 23-3t
WANTED—To trade, a well lm
oroved 6 acre tract. Joining city llm :
of Tecumseh. Okla., for Shaw I
Ten residence property. Address Ro> ,
41. Phone 24. I-4-tf 1
WANTED
Ten Thousand To-
bacco Tags
We Pay (ash
M. E. Tripp and wife, Mrs. Dod-
rill and L. A. Bolerjack expect to j poR
FOR RENT—4
house for 510.00.
Phone C21-R
room furnished
319 W. Farrall.
97-27-3t
Scholastic J'opu-
Per Capita i
Yenr
u la Lion
Li&bursement j
1906
225.943
11.52
1907
218,817
1.40
1908 .#
472,683
65
1909
&0J.281
1.50
1910
615,478
1.50
1911
539,068
1.80
1912
666,818
1.95
1913
641,828
1.95
1914
.... 2.25
. RENT—Nice
, the f'rSt 01 th£ week for "eo- rooms, furnished for "housekeeping
town for tome properly in the ryetta, where they will attend the jgso
ji'ity, and has formed a law partner- yearly conterence of the Nazarene
fMp with Phil E. Winters of that church.
city.
601 N. Bell.
Narno of Text
Primary Geography
Primary History
Advanced Arithmetic
Primary Arithmetic
Advanced Physiology .... .
Primary Physiology
Advanced Grammar
Reader, 7th and 8th Grades.
Fifth Reader
Fourth Reader
Spoiling Book
l'rice Under
Price Under
Republican
Democratic
Rule
Rule
Saving
.60
.40
.20
. 1.00
.70
30
.60
.60
.40
.20
.30
.28
.02
.15
.40
.30
.10
.60
,C5
.05
1.25
.60
.65
.60
.40
-.20
.46
.40
.05
.25
.20
.05
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WE'RE AI-MIIST THERE.
Thoae people who "don't like politics" should take heart There Is
onty one week more of the campaign and in a day or two after that the
country will know Its fate. At this writing it looks as though the
country would be saved, but you cannot sonie'lmes toll. It la so easy
for some people to imagine and believe all their personal troubles are
the reault of the malignant machinations of the party in power that they
frequently go to the polls and vote against their own Interests in a spirit
of desperation and frenzy. There Is not much of this political hysteria
manifest on the surface, this year, but there might easily be enough of
K below the surface to cause some unpleasant surprises in spots.
Nationally tilings look all right. The republicans may regain a few
of the many congressional seats they lost In the 1912 landslide, but the
democrats are sure to Increase their majority In the United States senate,
which Is more important. In Oklahoma, the democrats bid fair to gain
two congressmen, carry their state ticket by an Increased plurality and
bold a two-thirds majority In both house and senate.
In thlB county the normal democratic majority for all the ticket
seems assured. The election of two or three republican county officials
two years ago was an accident that Isn't apt to be repeated. A few trades
and some sympathy voles for the enemy may cut down the majorities for
a few of our candidates, but It will only be a trifle If It Is tiny. There
are no sore spots or political jealousies that will figure this year and
the skies grow brighter as the days pats by. It has been "a long, long
way to Tlppcrary" since the beginning of the primary almost a year n'ui
tut we aro pretty nearly there and fe.-llng mighty good at the prospects.
O
T1IE "HOME M IS" FALLACY.
The friends of City Attorney Williams, who Is also a candidate 'or
Judge of the district court, are making strenuous efforts to gain demo-
cratic toUs for (hat gent'eman on the "home man" plan, if absolute
fairness; a mind free from prejudice or partisan bias are necessary quali-
fications for a Judge, and everybody will concede that they should he
why Should the residence of the candidate for this office cut any figure"
Wr. Williams haR been a practicing attorney in Shawnee for several yeirs
He Is an avowed and bitter partisan and has been a standing candidate
of his party In practically every election since statehood. He Is at pres-
ent city attorney by the appointment of a republican mayor nnd he has
no claim on the vote of any democrat. If his election was vrc d on t! e
ground at superior fitness it would be a d'f.'orent proposition, but a com-
parlson between Judge Wilson with four years of active experience on
. e benob. and Judge Williams must redound altogether In favor ot the
former.
Judge Wilson lives In Lincoln county, It Is true, but this county has
no controversy with Lincoln county and as a matter of fact a judge
j!Z\rV T" W0'"" baVe over x™ who by rir-
J?*h:,s and enmities, b!u ana preJu«Ic*
for and against men whom he has worked for or prosecuted, that an out-
ride nan could not have. Judge WL.on has made good and has earned
thereby a re-election, whl'e Mr. Williams Is lucky to be c'tv attjrnev In
a democratic city of this size. We have no fault to flnd wllh h1" " ' hi
Tnp nr,n*,r> ",m to ^
one to thla case. ' " ^ "h°m# " <* - K«od
a;^r
ocratlc state headnuar.e,, lt „ n0 wonderP "'J■
1": rePBb,,MM Br" bch,e « • every round. Every Fho, „ ,
hit.
The „ff|,|,l organ of the renub p:ir(y Ok)„hon,a
hands of a receiver and it Is rapidly fitting -its
bapepy finish.
party for the same
FIELDS D| TOWN.
Mrs. Joe Coughlln of Ardmore is Johl> Fields, republican candidate
here this week visiting among old ,or governor, was ln town Wednes-
friends. . day and presented his claims to the
ground floo'
Phone 658-J.
27-7-lm
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
modem rooms for light housekeep-
ng. 524 N. Park. 164-28-tf
Skilled Physician s
Prescribe Dry Zeosal *nit
Moist Zensal for Eczema t*
cause they get results qulekly
and surely. They know tb,i
* cure-all will not reach tb«
different types of sesem.
hence these two clean, odor
less ointments ars used <U1I>
In their practice. Your 4rt«
gist will tell yon about H
Owl Drug Store
Premium Dept for Liggett
and Myers Tobacco Co.
Phone 78 Iree Delivery
Little girl 12 years
place to work and go
Phone 218.
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♦ dr. s. r. vose
♦ Veterinary
♦ Office lil 8. Bell. Offlca
♦ Phones 99. Hoass Phone 74J.
♦ Residence 314 N. Oklahoma.
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Grandma Hayes left
FOR RENT—Well Improved 5 acre
voters Mr. Fields made a very nice tract one-half mile from car line
for talk, but not the kind that would will be
Sunday tor —• —• ^ u,c *mu mat would will be vacant November 1st A
Eufaula to visit her daughter, Mrs. influence democrats to vote for him fine proposition for suburban store
c N. Wright, nnd after a short visit chas E. Wells Elks building. 19-tf
there will go to Weber Falls, Okla., B- McGlathery left Sunday even-
to visit relatives. ' Ing for Strong City, Okla., on a bus-
lness mission.
S. P. Vincent and Fred Roily
were up from Shawnee Monday at- YOl'NG PEOPLE'S
tending a directors' meeting at Ihe CHRISTIAN SOCIETY.
First National bank.
i Subject: Celting Out of Ruts, and1
O. G. McClorg and Miss Virginia Keeping Out
Clark were over from Harrah Friday
night to attend ts Msket ball game.
Lender, Julius Makoske.
Bible References, Ps. 123:4, Belle
Couch.
Josh. 18:3, Helen Hayes.
Matt. 13:13, Mabel Myers.
Jer. 48:10, Mrs. Dctbson.
Rom. 13:11, Mrs. Voyles.
Explanation of 8ubject, Leader.
How Can We Recognize Ruts, Ver-
gil Thompson.
What Are Some Society Ruts, MI1-
Jndee R. J. Ross had a night
session of court Friday night nnd
tried Frank Growler on a charge of
disturbing the pea^e, and threaten-
ing to kill Joe Street. The trouble'
Is said to have arisen over the sale
of a tom Street sold to Growler.
Judge Ross after hearing the evl- •
dence on both sides, bound Growler dred Welchon.
over and put him under a peace i What Are Some Personal Ruts,
lond. I Goldle Leitch.
—: WThat Harm Do Ruts Do Us, Mrs.
A. A. Alexander was a business Giles.
'Isllor In Shawnee Friday. | How Can We Break off Harmful
i I'ablts or Get Out of Ruts, Mabel
Alvln Mooer and Miss Mvrt'e Mr- Bowman.
tin were among the Harrah folks j How Can We Heln One Another
who attended tve basket ball game Out of Ruts. Mary Hill.
ere Friday night. Sentence Prayers.
FOR RENT—At low price to good
tenant, neat four room cottage. Edon
street, one of the nicest little homes
In the city. Will sell at reasonable
figure on monthly Installment plan.
C. F. Barrett, News-Herald office
or phone 1125, 21-tf
Commonwealth Behefil" Association
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SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE — Household furniture,
at 202 N. Beard. 101-28-3t
FOR SALE—One good, trusty, sin-
gle driving horse. Phone 294.
105-28-3t
Mrs. W. K. Dunn cane up from
Shawnee Saturday to visit her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Proctor,
">ver Sunday.
Mrs. Fermison was
City shopper Monday.
an Oklahoma
Mrs.
Mrs. Whltion and eon. Crady. left
Sunday for Spiro, having received
Pr. R. C. Kayler was an word that the former's granddaugh-
Oklahoma City vis'tor Saturday.
Prof. D. C. Adamson w.is in Ok-
lahoma City Saturday on business.
Jeuse Hearn. who lives northwest
,Af McLoud, left Saturday for S^aw-
and other points In the county.
ter had died on Saturday.
Ira Pohson Is in Tecumseh this
week doinp some na'nt'nc: and nnper
hanein? for the Christian church of
that city.
K. R. Miller was
City visitor Saturday.
an Oklahoma
Miss Rula Whltson
nee visitor Sunday.
was a Shaw-
FOR SALE—Fifteen acres kafir
corn In the field. All at once. Mr.
Allen, block east, block north, end
of car line on Broadway. 92-26-3t
FOR SALE OR TRADE—90 lb pig
for second hand lumber. Call 365.
Fred Elchenberger. 93-26-3t
FOR SALE — Elegant driving
horse, brand new rubber tired bug-
gy. Cheap If taken Immediately.
Phone 766-J. P. O. Wirthle. 64-20-tf
W t\TFI>—MISCFI.LANFftrS.
WANTED—3 furnished rooms or
small cottage, modern. Phone 453-R.
9-26-31
ANTED—To rent, close in mod-
ern house, furnished or unfurnished
for board and room of owner. Ad-
dress A. M., care News-Herald.
98-27-3t
e«sf e Butler. th<* accommodating
helper at the depot, snent Sat'^^^v
Jeppe Moonev Ip evMMMng a mam-
I moth beef at t^e corner Lion drm?
Ftnr*. wMch he nised this year that
weigKs 21 pounds.
nPHE nation unprepared in the unwary victim of
it* more progressive opponent. Men or women
who ere unprroared ere goon relegated to the rants of the
nndcrpaid end become the easy victims of want, tuisory
tad greed.
PROTECTION IS A M \TTFR OF rWOVTSTON
ftMMI yvurMilf—|Mu*ld, for Tom IdIttmu aaj KlmwanA
B« pr«par«<i fukanoUIly.
To be financially prepared is to save yotu money. Beak
ti ban.
SIXURITr STATE BAN'K;^
J)cposils GuaraiUt'ed
4% Paid on ^aViii^s Accounts
TO EXCHANGE—Oood buggy for
blcyfle. Mocney's Blacksmith S^op,
S. Bell. 100-28-3t
CIIIIDRFN HATE (lit,
CALAMI L AND PII LS
"('alifiirnia Syrup of liirs" livst For
Tender Stomiich, Liver,
lloivels.
Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the "dose" mother insist-
ed on—castor oil, calomel, cathar-
tics. How you hated them, how you
fought against taking them.
With our children it's different
Mothers who cling to the ok! forn'
| of physio simply don't realize what
.they do. The children's revolt if
well-founded. Their tender little
|"lnsid*s" are Injured by them.
| If your child's stomach, liver anc'
bowels need cle.inslng, give onl< j
delicious "California Syrup cf Figs.'
It* action Is positive, tout gentle
Millions cf mothers keep this harm
less "fruit laxative" handy; the
know children love to take lt; that
lt never fails to clean the liver anr'
bowels and sweeten the stomach
and that a teaspoonful given today
saves a sick child tomorrow.
Ask your druggltt for a 60-cent
bottle of "Cal1 torn la Svrup of
Figs," which has full directions for
I babies, children of all ages and for
grown-ups piiinly on each br"le
Peware cf counterfeits sold here
See thot It Is made by "Oaltforri'n
Fig Syrup Company." Refuse ant
other kind with contempt.
Accidental
HEALTH AND ACClDtNT
Weekly bene-
death:
Monthly rates: $1.90, $1.50
$4,125.00
$18.75, $12.50
$2,750.00
$1.40, $1.25.
$8.00 or $6.00.
i
$1,500.00
Never has there been a time In the history of Shawnee when
there has been launched an Institution of so profitable a nature
and that without any cost to our citizens. No one has been pur-
suaded to buy stock or contribute one penny toward the estab-
lishment of this Institution except the officers promoting sanio.
In reading the history of the Prudential Insurance Com aay
of Newark, N. J., we find that in 1876 they had only 4816 out-
standing policies and their assets only $2232.00, while at the close
of 1913, their assets totaled over J323,000,080.00 with a sur lu
of $25,000,000.00.
We are now placing Agents throughout the Btate and almost
every mail brings us applications and many times from the re-
motest corner of our great commonwealth. Arrangement* are b
Ing made for every Shawnee business man to make himself aa
agent by assisting our local Solicitors ln the way of sayiag a
good word for this Institution and at the same time mailinf his
own application to this office. CLAIMS ARE BEINO Ptrn
PROMPTLY.
LIVE AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY, TOWN, AND CROSS-
ROADS THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
W. E. MOORE, C. M WALKfcR, Prealdiat
Sec. and Treas. H6-17 Mammoth 8Mb.
SHAWNEE
Busness ano Professional Directory
Manufactural, /ndustral
VVholesale and Retail
*. C. SU.iu.r4 1. u. n ! c, M_
STAN Allll, HA III, A EJfJilS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
«« • I u «. Oier CeaHriallT* '. « Ctuiaaj,
Wairui-Siiiilh Hardware to.
Plumbing and
Gas Fitting...
222,F IMA^ ST. PHONE 143
OKLAHOMA PIANO CO
PIA.N08 and
0HUAN8
Hi Nerth Rroadiray,
Ml AW\EK
OIL \JILl,
Hannfarlnrers High l.rade
Seed I'rodurta. Mills at Shan-
are, A.la and Cal<In. Okla.
J. O. I-Jdlft . b. ,Httan
LYDICK & KQOEIIMAJS
Uw/in
Nutional |ia«|
mere.
SHAWNEE PLANNIHC
Mil,L
'■lass, Hash, Hnurs,
Work, Mtearas CaJak
far. th and Market rh„ r Hf
LAMBARD-HART
■•ally aad la'estnea* fl
REAL IC8TAT*
LOANS AND INAITR^I^ii
LONGMIRE DRAPER CO
UNDERTAKERS
Day I'hniie 10*.
Hllfhl Phone* 13« and 7 ,
PICTURE FRAMING
in
MOORE BROS riliMrj
TURJ5 CO.
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