The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 184, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 25, 1917 Page: 2 of 4
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THE STTAWNEE DAILY NEWS-HERALD
THURSDAY .IAXTARY 1!'17.
j awnee Daily News-Herald
Knt*?r«-<1 as* second uIuhb niuitti ai
o pcctoffiu- ttt. SMUtiUlUtt, UHltt . m;
r of March
'tJNION
l. A i; i i
UK MWS-III.KAMI ITULINHJNM
rOtifANK.
dltorhil Offii'u Telephone 8-1. liiuil-
iicsf Office Jcleplioue
Auy erroneous reflection on tin
iaru«'ter, Standing or reputatlou of £
iy p« i .-on, Iirtu oi corporation which *
ay up pear In the columns of the u
. w* 11. raid will be gladly corrected J
poa ith belug brought to the atteu
,n or the publisher.
National Bankof Commerce
CAPITAL & SURPLUS $120,000.00
O K LAHOMA
For Women
fj T.-';2S3£iS2S23HSHS2S2SaSESS3cp
!'- oil Old Home- Marie
< jjj l'i:ntily Cough Remedy j
< !;<'U|*I y I'rtiMrril.
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Hriter (tun L« Il*uo: - Li
>lu«lr Kind—Kokily aud [j
ned t! e cur
ative proper*
io.;n "reatlv
mule" eouah
uld ti
iuvc .1 th. ai
■ JKHV .• ti a
lies ia this
u'de*' t: • h
. , nip which
u mifiUt.
to ,,u pare.
v dru; Jat
' uuiii*ea of
• u ort ii:. n
Mir it into a
1,11- i -TI IOIi K
Lawton, Okla.
Selgler,
tiKA> ri:II LEAYK.
Jar. 2a.—Henry A.
ervfitj a life term
n
IcAleste.
of Wll-
>aso in the breadth
women.
Consultations in\ iled.
WIISOVS AITI AI..
it im powtblfl itiut RrMttmt Wll-
.in 's uttfiiiipt Ui form ti wurlil fedi
.itioti :or the enforcement uf K
,uy ti; cMlnit'relftl, may be nothing
tore •! nan the dreams of u school
.usier. ISut it is far from us to Is
in- tliut it In ftK'h. Il may he thaiI
ills li jgue cannot be begun now , .t [
j ratlii r our opinion that it laiinut j
.. funned until the present war has
u rmliiBti d. But after this war, there
nothing that is not possible. Tin
nlted Stales lias always been in u
.,1(),ij into any combination
„ui , „uM i.ii 1. tin '• ituin-.it:<■•! ■
,;atred and war. The nations of I'.u
i.p. ■ : - ■ 111 ■ ii.iti-' !' -
.urned fertile valleys Into feniet.tries |
-lid colored the niountBlns Willi the i y
gory blood of human beings will not a |n My comnlunilv 0f ,,ourse
anxious to enter another lie.. | ^ ,(1V(.r 1)( |)0(,s lik(,s „ ,|mve
I shot or muzzled. On the other hand
Every day sees an inert
and scope ol the acti\ ities of
!i is therefore ©f the greatest importance for
women to maintain the right hanking connec-
tions. YYe make a special feature of women's
accounts, affording practical, helpful <ul\ ice and
assistance and furnishing fat ililif. for their ex-
clusive use.
< nts :n i
-i .
UV lvai'
•it and a.
: and sufci
iti at tii
niorft ii-
phlefTU,
.•para-
<!
•t. It I
the state penitentiary a
< n conviction for tht .. j
Ham A. Stanford five v
a homestead claimed by
near Meers, arrived in L
having been granted c
leave of absence by Go
liam8. The governor granted the
leave on Keigler's honor on recom- |
mendatlon of many former county of-
I iieers. It was during
i word was received fit
| partment at Washingto
j stead over which the
curred. The loss of t
I (upted by his wife a
j now threatened on aco
I due the department, ai
I purpose of making a-
I meet this payment th:
oth men
on today,
ty days'
nor Wil-
trial that
e land de-
Wright's Fashion Shop
107 I \M MAIN
mme-
agc
i'-leased.
Ti
Seigler
wa
4Si On Savings 4,",
Miic'dal
. ,0 gently
1* it is r ii 1
astonishing.
-. ill 1IMI,; i' i
• .(•rcoiti the
r'.1!, a!!. •
hronchitis,
d bronchia!
is not
uOflt ^ .i
• 1 .mei-ntratcd
"cntlllle
wav pine ex-
•d with ti:.
•< 1 and hau
:e rier: 1
to break up
isappointm.-'
• i. sure to
ounced of
full dir.. 11.
. and don't
!•.- else A
• uaittiitce of
luction or t
. . , i\.n.pt-
;o«s vwth ' i1
, FL VVUMK
; lihl
hang. Sentence was. p
lowing the jury's vert]
the confirmation of
court. Governor Cru
the sentence to life imp
was for nearly two yea
(hamber of the pen Iter
th; decision of the ruv
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Clearance ol Winter Suits and ('oats
Twenty nil?, tiny or* all we have left, si/.e are 16, 18, 36, 3ft
or 40 Clearance sale
One Half Price
(' ...i Mill Winlei f ashions demanded llaiinp. loose fitting styles,
.thi if i.l iipeiit r |;raiJ': ,{ velours and novelty mixtures, lull
t li:icil nioilt 1 in lav y ai.d Li-wn, also j.'usli coats. C.leaiante sale
One Hull Fi'ice
it.
the supreme
•e commuted
risonment. He
s in the death
.an
erne
Hi.)
end re
turned to his du-
mnm./.'er of tlie Warren-SmilU
at. Maud today after a visit
ver night.
or tn«
-Herald and
THEY HAl>K I !'.
Special to \ews-Iteraid.
Henryetta, Okla., Jan. 25.—After
the divorce case of Norman vs Nor-
man had been tried for two days be-
fore a refpree, the litigants decided
they didn't want a divorce after all *i?
it was so hard to get, made up and
the proceeding was dismissed.
J. A. Fox of Norman, district man-
agcr of the W. 0. W., was here to ! y
i nroute to Maud.
MATTRESSES
Renovate.!, recovered and thor-
oughly cleaned and disinfected.
\;.'U.*r bed and pillowa HteauiaU
i : . :t!t I llox spring mattreflae#
rebuilt. All work delivered back
same day.
SIIA \\ N K li BE I) 01NU CO.
400 S. BroiJv/ap Pbone 19I-J
has seen
enter another hell
roth such as this one. Then Wilson's
ream of a world alignment will In
.ossibl'* He has started a move that
! Hanoi do any harm and may do
much good.
The president's appeal is a noble
utterance. He lias couched in mas-
. .ful English noble sentiments. I'as
vages like the following arc nothing
itorf of t'arlyle in his sublimest ut-
terances.
"I am proposing, as it were, that
tue nations should with one accord
udi.pt the doctrine of President Mon- for persons bitten by doj <
roe as the doctrine of the world ol having hydrophobia. Win
That no nation should seek to ex- patient is able to pay for this treat
tend its policy over any other nation ment he is expected to do so. When
or people but that every people
should be left free to determine its]
own policy, its own way of develop-
ment, unhindered, unthreat ti. un
alraid, the little along with the great
and powerful."- Ada Daily News.
the lives of human being
value and any person win
the terrible suffering which acconi-l
panics a death from hydrophobia:
will be convinced that considerable'
inconvenience to dogs would he Jus-
tified if it would prevent a single
case of such awful agony.
hill in)' t • in11111 h - •
Hoard of Health has furnished free
of charge over 40 J'asteur treatments
ted !
the
ap A TALBOT .
t A R ROW
f COLLARS
are curvc pit to fit the
shoulders perfectly '
Cluctt, ftaboiiy 6c Corinc.'AUku j
ibid
eve
Th'
•ntage of ca^
lowing l.'ites by a wo :
Of course this perccn
liependin; upon tii it,
of the wound, as well
of hemorrhage produr
other conditions. In
near er the bite is lo. .
tral nervous system i
the .'.M'.nd, the gi.'at
In .
suit
I ther
the h
nn lhe wt
possibllli
will be washed out
thus obviate the da
quent appearance o!
The virus after being deposited
it;' wound remains latent for an ex-
tremely variable time, which also!
nhob
>n and
i : 'i f v,- reel's
n era 1
to tin
tin danger
proru
! i seas
Borne * Squires
Norwood Aiiio livery
Country drives «i specialty
Business I'htnif 235
Residence lJhones 912 or 2G9
r_
It's an awful tliiiif? to lose Juttr hair!
unhealthy liair is dandruff. Yttu fntsst get rid
A JOI KNALISTK TKAJiKIH'.
lOvory newspaper man muni weeti
iii sympathy with the iwlltor of the
WlUlfliiiHVllle IN. n.l Item Tin- ed-
itor Is ill bull. The full depth of hi-
predicament may tint he realized iiy
illy one outside or Ills own sm-tum.
but tlie moat distant observer eun
-;et a pretty fair notion of it from
:iils miiumful effort lo set himself
vlgllt:
VVu wish lo apologize to Mrs. i t.
Irlando Overlook. In our paper Inst
venk we had as a heading. "Mrs.
Ivorlook s liig I'eet. I lie wold i.. , ci ' 1 „ni'rmtr 1 ■ "-~l- im- million : i. I tu ii
iad ought tu have used Is 'n , press on the local authorities the
ord, pronounced the same way. bu. rubbing to the sore k-adere anU the v. . Ial- ., ,r ...
pefid t*te. It meana a celebration pain will Boon be relieved. existing condition!. Of conrae
ud la considered a very tony worn For rheumatic aches, neuralgia, nuiny persons bitten, even by . up-
It matters little to be aur . w. lumbago, bruises, strains, posedly mail dn s. never develop uiiy
SSI v r~[ great sprains and muscle stiffae , have, ;> •.; -'Z
spelled, especially in a , a bottle handy.
Quickly penelralcs and soothes, clcuncr
than muuiy platters w ointments, doc- not , '
stain the skia.
At all drug£iita, 25c. 50 . end $1-00*
For Stiff Neck
he cannot pay for this treatment, or i depends upon the na
payment would involve a severe! wound and the amount
hardship the treatment is furnished
free of charge by the State Board of
Health. The State Hoard of Health
does not grudge this treatment and
does not wish that a single man.
woman or child needing the treat-. ,
ment should be deprived of it on ac- •J.1 1 -V ( s' .:
count of inability to pay. On the oth-
er hand, the treatment is expensive
and it is not fair to the taxpayers
so large an expense should be
incurred if it. can be reduced or
avoided by proper < are and precau-
tions on the part of the local author-
ities. In one town in this stale.
where there have been an unusual
number of persons bitten by dogs, an
inspector of the State Board or
Heulth has been detailed to make a
IJ
eal how it
cad line. Many a bitter Journalist
ragedy has develop**.! ironi so sha-
ll* ami unint* ntlonal a slip
Fhe wore! thing about such a i"N-
ass -if we may be permitted, our-
elves to use another Frenchlsm pio-
ounced the same but spelled dlf-
'•rentiy—is that nothing the wretch-
ed editor can say will make it any
.etttr. He may announce, in the
a me bold type, in just as conspicu
us a position, the fact that "Mrs.
irlando's Feet Are Not Big." But
• hat's the use?
Better let the dead past bury its
ead Only then there will come the
levltable accusation that editors are
tough lot, and never want to retract
uything. It's a hard life. - McAles
•r News-Capital.
STATE HEALTH MKPT. ♦
lh. John \\. :niac, t oiuuiIn* ♦
Inner, Guthrie, okla. *
+ + + + + + + + + + +
lljdrophnltla.
Within recent weeks there has I
een a marked and to a large extent |
a Inexi usable increase in the num-
ber of persons bitten in this staiei
ty dogs which were suspected of hav
tiK rabies. The inevcusableness of
his increase of course does not lie
with the unfortunate persons who arc
bitten. It is largely the fault of the
local authorities. The killing of va ;
Kraut dogs and the muz/ling of those,
with owners will eliminate hydro- ,
i dogs suspected of having the rabies
suffering from the disease.
Kor instance only about one in five
of the dogs' heads examined recent-
ly in the laboratory of the State
Board of Health were found positive
(with symptoms of rabies), the re-
maining four-fifths being negative
(without symptoms of rabies). In ad-
dition not even every person bitten
by a rabid dog developes hydro-
phobia. Carofttl investigation of many
cases shows that about 30 per cent
of lite persons an danimals bitt n by
virulent
i salvia introduced. Statistics collect-
ed from a great number of cases
j showed that the perio I between the
bite and the first appearance of
symptoms of hydrophobia varied
j irom 14 to 28.r> day The great mn-
r, contract the
| disease in from three weeks to three
months after the bite.
There is absolutely no question
that hydrophobia can he eliminated
by the muzzling of dogs. The experi-
ment has been tried in a number of
countries and always with-the samel
result. In England a iavv was pas.sue j
for the muzzling of dogs. With a fOvv
j months there was a marked decrease J
in the number of ease of hydro-,
phobia; before long it had practically i
disappeared. Because of agitation by J
a society having the interest of an -1
imals too much at heart the law wac \
repealed. Immediately hydrophobia1
increased. Again the law was put in
j force, this time permanently with the a
result that hydrophobia is practical-1 M
iy unknown in England, Belgium, be-
fore the war, Denmark, Holland.
Sweden, Norway and Australia hav •
j practically eliminated hydrophobia by
the same measures.
fhiust-;
•One of the fir^t signs o
of it or your hair v. 41 uticr.
ED. PINAUD'S HAIR TONIC
has been used for 100 years by men and women everywhere for
rui ••.••iling scalp and falling hair, 1 it :;.nimil!v and prevent
baldnesl and .;t t're time make your hair beautiful, hutrous and
j . -| -v oni 1 •• '*. Ask your druggists Von can test c!D.
i , ti TP'S by ending 10c, to our American Offices for a little 'non!..
i Kiik- how pure and ' "acraf.t
| Parfumerie EI). PKi'Alil), bwt. M
E!). l'LNAUD BLUG., New York
e,m. c.i—s«iiiiifii?
''Any time vcu want real
goodies i;:c Calumet Bakin;
Powdcrl My mo:!-.cr urea it-
p!. r, trie -1 .!1 o:i«.or: • he1
I' arm,! i. :• i on w he
st! ki to Calumet.
*' Vnequ i :ed for m:.I.i
aw it-.i . , *> .
jdK 1 !
fflW ... : 17 ,t: ..it:-:"- -uniform' I
II ; I
WOORE-GASKILL UNDERTAKING CO.
UNOSIH IAMCKS ANU EMBAU1EKS
irlor 120 N. Bell Day Phone
Night I'Iioik' W. Iv (Jaskill 850.
For Ambulance, Phone 305.
Knight Plumbing Co.
lias Siltiufs auil steam liculiiiM
Is located ai 110 N. Beard St., just 40 teps onl ol the
t high rent district. II will pay you lo call or phone 141.
T. C. KNIGHT, Fsoprlctor.
Chas. Ii Wells
LAWYER
Practlcc in all Courts'
Elks l !d}|. Pltone 55
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HE [[NIVFRSAI C A
We have louring Cars
in stack for immediate
delivery.
Shawnee Automobile Co.
.e'T A
mi MadebW!
SO BUiLD LP Ijoth V. n f\o. U and
ii. , prmy,
U11K
'Men Medical li
It': the U • o t.liiug kno., a
i wasU-d btrfly and a
kiwiud ryhteui. I
hly purllieu
bio id, enr idiot
tlvo every n;:t
iir.il means of cleansing,
and. netiri.-hi
\ a. In reeov< rl
J: iiu f ivers, nneumoni
IneoriioraU'd
M. L. SAVWi!, IVfiiiia<|cC
r JeUlIlia* . 4 di
nothing can e jual
iatlvo tonic t
d virjur. Curt
I debility.- Sw>ld
rtn,
vonr blood of tha
i!v..t muko Ii eajy
in lui hold,
it as fen appntr
. h
nous a: '
1'f.bliil
Fnrify n:-. 1 ri
:ts atit
fji dls.aao to lit
W. T. (iiltord. Prop, tsstt! Mgr.
West Main Street
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A lo- r, Okia., nWh«l. I h
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C r. r pcr.d Ugci.i Bakln.; Powder^donot
tavcyoui :o:wy. Calumetdoee—U'apt:
and far suoorlor to sour mill: nnd aoda.
irMv plain!
1 nornton Fishei
ftuJ let Tl-VIS SINK UMTO VVOR^-j
SHE SAVO POOR. HftKC.
Hoiulo E4£. wixHoor f>. -Jiir iw v-vis. y
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fori. SOME. f\NTlQOti
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The Bowling Alley
Will open again this evening with
everything new and in first class eon
dition. We cordially invite all onr
old customers and friends back as
w ell as new ones. We cater to the
genteel, and solicit vour patronage.
Raising the Family- Of courso It was
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