The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 331, Ed. 1 Friday, May 9, 1919 Page: 3 of 8
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FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1919
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TI--IE SI IAWNF.E DAILY NEWS-HERALD
THREE
OP EON Montague Love | j COZY Tonight
in
'THE ROUGHNECK " Big, Strong, Fine Pic-
tureplay. Also comedy
Saturday tODlE FOLO AND 0THER
FEATURES
DOROTHY PHILLIPS, in "A SOUL FOR SALE"
\ Bin Dramatic Sen nut ion
Tomorrow—MARY McLAREN, in "Vanity Pool"
Fox Sunshine Comedy—"O' WHAT A KNIGHT!"
DARLINGS OF FARIS MUSICAL COMiiDY CO.
■ 1K0.MK> MKKTIM;. ; Vcolncn Mother.g Uaj. _
• The \eomen Wednesday nisht had Fraternity Hall Sunday -30 „
■ an Interesting meeting with the lady
TJMcers presiding. Mrs. M. S. Ciieat-
)Sani as foreman and her|ico-wofkers
■,Vc 1 a be congratulated oh the man-
her in which they conducted the af-
fairs of the homestead. The refresh-
ment committee served refreshments
at the close of the meetjng to the
,11! mbera who in .ipite of the badj tiaii church next Tuesday afternoon
Weather felt that they were fully re-1 ;-t the home of Mrs. E K Waite 6"1
paid by seeing the ladies preside. . North Market.
8-2t j
W. e. Qasl:lll is in Oklahoma City I
attending the undertakers' conven-!
tion.
Notice: There will be a meeting
of the Aid Society of the First Chrls-
NOTICK ltKTAIL (XKJiKS.
Important meeting Monday even-
ing. May u. at the little Chrlsney
Hall. Trades Assembly will send
delegates to meet with us. You mast
be there.
W. HALL, President.
EFFIE BASHA'M. Secretury.
5 ' Mt
!f Mrs. H. P. Smyser whb lias been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. W.
Johnson for the past five' Weeks, left
Thursday for her home in Ohio. The
sisters had not seen each other for
^nearly twentv years, anc* their visit'
together was a most pleasant one.
Mrs. Melville Lund, who under-
went an operation at the Shawnee
General 'Hospital Thursday morning.
Is reported to have withstood the
ordeal well and to be in a satisfac-
tory condition.
Frankel Brothers are contemplat-
ing a new front for the east side of
Frank McCowan of 304 N. Lincoln their store room, to conform with the
underwent a minor operation at the general style and appearrance of
OOOOOOOOOOOO
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O THE COURTS O
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District Court.
Filed: Mable Raymond et al vs
National Surety Co.
County Court.
The sheriff s office , is now busy
serving subpoena* for the criminal
term of the county court to open'
Monday.
(>KOCIv|{V TO MOVK.
The Lester Tin Shop room on X. j
Bell is being remodeled for the oc-
cupancy of the C. 0. I). Grocery, I
which will move about June 1.
TO HAVE NEW FRONT.
Mother's Bay
Exercises
Under the Auspices of
YEOMEN LODGE
Next Sunday at 2:30 p.
m., in Fraternity Hall.—
Everybody invited. Spec-
ial invitation extended to
all mothers. Any aged
person wishing to at-
tend who could not other-
wise come, will "receive
free auto service by call-
ing the Comm. Dr. G. C.
Wallace,-phone 490-296;
Ralph Fruit, phone 552;
M. S. Cheatham, phone
1441-R; A. J. Dohog ne,
phone 543.
ORGAN RECITAL
A RARE TREAT
of the land office may sell the second
mortgage notes for not less than par
j and accrued interest and re-loan the
proceeds from said sale.
LIMITATIONS: Safeguards are
; thrown around the bill as they should
beland briefly summed up are:
No person who owns more than 40
acres is eligible ot obtain a loan; no
| applicant will bo allowed more than
$2000. from the home loan fund or
second mortgage; no applicant will bo
allowed an amount to exceed 50 per
cent of the appraised value of the
farm in the first mortgage; the valu"
lof the farm is to be determined by c:\<
of the regular appraisers from the
farm loan division and in no even?
1 will the amount of the first and pcc
loud mortgage exceed the purchase
j price of the farm Xo applicant will
; be assisted in purchasing more than
! l< 0 acres.
SAVOY
Tn to Gel in Tonight In Nee
THE PEGGY
NORMAND PLAYERS
-IN-
Mr. Mclntyre Was At His when effki'tivi: Tin bill
Best; Large Audience Was j" i,a>vc<| legislature carried
Present I emergency clause iiml became eli
A large and appreciative audience I
hive when the governor signed
I but ihe appropriation as as provide
attended the dedicatory recital of
the new pipe organ at the First M
K. Church, South, Thursday
for in the bill will not be available
bo
fuly 1st The commissioners of
the land office have already begun
night. pianH for carrying out the provisions
Mr Mclntyre is too well known in , of the b|1j am, wi„ ,luve rull>s anjr
Shawnee for his work to need
comment, and he never was in bet- i ,(ii who liav
en the
in>'j regulations complete by July 1st, and
Shawnee General Hospital this morn-
ing?
Mr. and Mrs. X. H. Adams have rer j
ceived word that their son, Forrest,
has landed saf61y in Xew York from
overseas after 16 months service.
Billy Cobb, brother Of Joe B. 1
Hfobb, is his guest here. He has been j
in the naval radio service at the Say-1
|iile station.
W. H. Red wine of Trousdale was
a Shawnee visitor today.
the handsome west front. An addi-
tion will also be built across the
rear clear to the alley line.
6 Bell-ans
.. I Hot water
Bp| Sure Relief
w.
ville.
S. Sale was here from Holden-
C. M..Davidson of Earlsboro
Shawnee visitor.
Films Developed
RELL-ANS
WfOR INDIGESTION
FI NKKAL OF MRS. DEAN.
The funeral services of Mrs. J. C.
Dean were conducted from the St.
Benedict's Catholic church this
morning at !> o'clock, Fr. Robert of-
ficiating. There was a large attend-
ance of friends, and the floral trib-
utes were especially beautiful and
numerous. Interment was in the
Catholic cemetery.
IJONS LA OIKS' MtikT.
The usual Lions Club luncheon
Thursday noon gave way to a 7:00
o'clock function celebrating Ladies'
Night, the wives or ladies of the
members attending as guests of
honor.
Phone 167 for our price on eggs.
Our price to the seller has not been
less than 36c yet. nl W. Main. E
Stone. 7-3t
See My WimUnv for bargains in
1847 Rogers Bros, spoons. 1847
Rogers Bros, tea spoons $3.25 cut to
Nli.OO; 1847 Rogers Bros desert
spoons $5.80 cut to $4.00; 1847 Rog-
ers Bros, table spoons $6.50 cut to
$5.00. W. A. Wright, Jeweler and
Optometrist. 4 tf
! Mainly iJifls for the graduate at
the Gift and Art Shop on X. Bell.
4 3t
About G dozen men's $3.50 hats to
sell for $2.25. Come quick. 21 West
Main. E. Stone 7^3t
HAD TO QUIT WORK
ON FATHER'S FARM
Kept Going Down Hill, Takes
Tanlac atld Begins to Pick
Right Up.
ter form than he was last night. His
program was varied, arranged as
Rev. .Uoreiand explained, to deinon-
stratestrate the possibilities of the
: beautiful instrument, which the ar
tist pronounced of most superior
i tone.
This makes the third time Mr. Mc-
: Intyre has had the pleasure, as he
I expresses It. 'and Shawnee has had
' the very great pleasure of hearing
him at a dedicatory recital of the
I pipe organs 0T the churches of the
city. In the fi&ll of 1917 he dedicated
! the city's fir^t pipe organ, which
was installed at that time in the
First Presbyterian church, and in
May of last year he gave the dedica-
tory recital of the organ at the First
M E. Church, North. Mr. Mclntyre
also gave a rePital at tlie Savoy The-
ater .oon after the installation of
the pipe organ there.
.MAKE YOl'K OWN #
COMPLEXION TO EAT ME VI
If you would have a beautiful com
plcxion. one which will make you ex-
ceedingly attractive, just try this re
oipe. Go to an> grocery store and get
ten cents wbrth of ordinary oatmeal
and from any drug store a bottle of
derwillo, then lo! and behold the mnr-
velous change. One application will
astonish you. Be sure to read tlic-an-
nouncement soon to appear in this i
paper, entitled "How to make your
own complexion treatment at home.'
It gives full details for using this re |
cipe.—(adv.)
In a smash this afternoon the car
of the Owl Bakery and Mr. McKen-;
z.ie's car were both badly damaged, j
the driver of the Owl car saving
himself from serious injury only by ;
jumping.
Judge L. G. Pitman of the superior!
court. Roy Z. Youngblood of Tecum-
seh, Clint Waters and Randall Pit-
man are on a fishing trip in south-
eastern Oklahoma.
ROLLS, ANY SIZE, 10c
PACKS, ANY SIZE, IM-
PRINTS
l^.x-lVi or smaller. 4c; 3V&x3V*
and up to 4x5, 5c. Postcards, 5c
each.
Remittance must accompany
order, or we will ship C. O. D.
We do not sacrifice quality for
speed. Let our film expert give
you better results.
We are Eastman Kodak agents
and carry a full line of Kodak
supplies in stock.
Owl Driicj Co.
B E. Main St. Shawnee. Oklu.
Dainty Gifts for the graduate at
the Gift and Art Shop on X. Bell.
See
1847
My Window for bargains in
Rogers Bros, spoons. 1847
Home Ownership Bill
—The Landless Man on
the Manless Land
made inquiry will be glv-
:e to submit the proper
application to their local board con-
sisting of three members in each
county appointed by the governor,
who shall make recommendation to
the applicant. Immediately upon re-
ceipt of their application through th<
county board, if same is reported fav-
orably, an appraiser will be sent to
view the land, and upon his recom-
mendation as to the value, loans will
be made.
PLEDGE FULFILL101): —Governor
Robertson fulfilled his pledge made
before the primary last summer, in
he promised to use his best endeavor-
to aid tennant farinert and this bill
is a fore-runner of one of the best
ikI most complete plans to assist ten - i
mints to obtain homes. The land of I
fice will use its best efforts to make
the bill a success and it is predicted
that by the time the next legislature I
meets that its authors and all others
that worked for its passage may be
able to obtain full purchase price of
a farm but this is only in cases wlier-
same does not exceed an appraised
value of $4,000 as $2,000 is the limit
,in the second mortgage. For example,
should a person desire to buy a quar-
ter section worth $10,000 per per
acre or $6400 for the quarter, he can
)btain $5,200 of the purchase price
from the fund $3200 of which will be
from the lew college fund in a first
mortgage and $2000 in a second mort-
gage.
SURGEONS agree that in cases of
Cuts. Blrns. Bruises and Wounds, the
FIRST TREATMENT is most import-
ant. When an EFFICIENT antiseptic
is applied p.oinptly, there is no dang-
er of infection and the wound begins
to heal at once. For use on man or
beast, BOROZOXE is the IDEAL AN
TISEPTIC and HEALING AGENT
Buy it now and be ready for an emer-
gency. Price 25c, 50c, $1.00 and $1.50
Sold by Public Drug Store.—Adv.
U. BOAT COMMANDER
IN TOWER OF LONDON
"MAGGIE PEPPER"
ItOSK siaiii'S (.real Mnue Success
A WONDERFUL PLAY
Prcscn.rd bj a elnsS) company brim-
full of gooil looks and talent.
Today and Saturday—
D. W. GRIFFITH presents
"THE GREATEST
THING IN LIFE"
Willi LILLIAN GISII and NOItf ItT
IIA It RON. Are you coiiiinir to sec It?
You lie I y 011 are bul )ou had betler
come early.
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,D.W GRIFFITH (s„
The Greatest Thi'n^ in Life
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LONDON. May 9. The captain of
a German submarine arrived in
London from Spain today and was
placed in the tower. The star un-
derstands that he was the comman-
der of a U-boat which sank several
hospital ships.
$2.00; 1817 Roger Bros, de-erl
spoons $5.80 cut to $4.00; 1847 Rog-
ers Bros, tablespoons ?6.50 cut * □
f&.OO. W. A. Wright, Jeweler and
Optometrist. 4-tf
Stops The Tickle
Heals the Throat and Cures the Cough.
HAYES' HEALING HONEY. Price 35c.
A free Box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATT.
SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and
! (Vor •>4s rweWwed vrkh every bottle.
f
"Say it With Flowers"
on —
Mother's Day
Sunday, May 11th
Place your order now to be delivered with a special
Mother's Day card. Wear Carnations, "The Moth-
er's Day Flower."
GRIGGS
I 500 North Broadway. and
The Florist
Public Drug Store.
thing he wants. Th
rouble him any
indigestion don't. oniy
i and lie can eat trial.
tiny pr
print'
wr
a I, witt
b is the only medl- t0 th,
that has been of other
on and he is . 0
it hue done for him
til hia friends about
serve
The
>(!, to;
to give the plan a fair
with : UO
cine I havo 1
my benefit t
pica :ed with
tint he is toil
iU"
Tanlac is sold by all leading drug
gists everywhere, -(adv.)
I fUIK
npi'iii
Do not forget
AD in the News-Herald.
try A WANT
other companies as refunds for over
charges as provided by Chapter 10
1912 Session Laws, it is prnba: i
that a quarl'-r of , million dollar, will
become available form this 1.
source, making in all al-ou' the sum
of one half a million dolars available
for this home loan fhnd. to bo p.i
out on sccond mortgages. The bill
also provides that the commissioners
"I never saw anyone pick up so
! fast as my son John has since he
j tarted taking Tanlac-." said A. Mc-
| Grew, a prominent and successful
farmer of Dawson, Okla., recently.
"He suffered awfully from indiges-1
lion and a general rundown condition ' (By A. S. J. Shaw, Sec retary School
of his system for the past six months, Land Commission.)
continued Mr. McOrew. "ami his kid-! Hou«e bill No. 249 by Mc.Nabb and I fta(l b#eath> MUer
, , ne>'8 seemed to give him a good deal Uobson of the bouse and Mayfield of and a general "no aaucount" feeliiiK i
Rogers Bros teaspoons out to ot trouble and lie wau going down hill; the senate, became a law when Gov-1 a sure algn of a torpid liver. HEKBINE
ill the time. He had a healthy appe crnor Robertson approved same oil iH tht' medicine needed. II makes the
tile bul right afler ealing his good I March 28. 11 Is a bill to ell j^er active, vitalizes the blooir. *'l-
would feel like a lump of lead in hi.< conr*gr nnd pr'mote home-ownership.; "of "v"Vini'l' I'heuiJtulni "a*
stomach and it gave him so much it is called the Home Loan Fund to I Price 6«c. Sold by Public Drug Store,
trouble that he got so he would hard-1 distinguish same from the home own i Adv.
lv taste a thing on the fable. He In /., ershlp bill ;; pa: ed by legislature in j ""
ed pale and sickly all the time and ~
got thin as a roil nnd was so wpak | THE PLAN The commissioners of
he just had to quit working on th the land office are authorized to pi. < t
farm. He just moped around all th u first mortgage on a farm not to ex-
time and couldn't get up energy to do i-oed 100 acres to one applicant. This
a thing. He worried a lot about hi- first mortgage is to lie made on the
;kidneys and complained of having prestnt home ownership plan, being]
vere pains in his side' and back an l for 5(1 percent of the appraised value
sometimes his back would hurt 0f saj(j furlu ani| running for 20 years
ifad he could hardly ^et up out of ; 4 percent of tame together with 5
chair. percent Intere-i to be paid seuii annu-
"I read so much in the papers p.bor: any. 'fbalance of aid ua.. : . .o
the good Tanlac was doing so manv pr|ce 0f (he farm not tt exceed $200.
people that I got some for him and to one applicant, may then be loaned
| started him on it. He is still on hi- from the home loan fund on the same
j second bottle, but it has vilone him .1 terms and conditions as the first mor-
world of good and he is looking much tgage. Applicants will have option
hotter than he has for a long time on either first or second mortgages to
Ulis kidneys don't trouble him nn> pay in full or any part at any in-
! more and he hasn't had a pain in his ,ei.eHt paying date.
iside or bsick in sometime. He has FUNDS: In comparison with the*j
1 gained in wefght and is stronger too, number of Inquiries received daily b;
J and in able to get around and do any- t^e land office, the appropriation will j:
Wherever Furniture is Bought
For service and distinction—wherever the idt-a
of home betterment constantly prevails—the low cost
el quality is always appreciated Bargain piices and
"long terms"—the red flag of cheapened merchan-
dise—do not fool men and women of discrimination
who realize that superior values are the only kind tney
can afford to buy.
Furniture of merit bears a subtie expression of
hospitality and refinement—an obvious assurance of
sensible living—-and of really patriotic investment of
money.
Furniture of true beauty and authentic period
design is here in widest opportunities for selection.
Prices are lower than you'll pay. The high cost of
labor and constant advance in all iines make immedi-
ate buying greatly advisable.
Come in this week, at the very beginning of the
spring season—and take advantage of present low
prices. The difference in costs now and later had bet-
ter be put into Victory bonds.
The Lbnsniire--Draper Co.
Ttit nOUSB OF QUALITY
Il 1 UHMUMUUaaFMWB
WE THANK YOU ONE AND ALL
lint milj iiir jinir kind words nf eiicoiir.lirr.
nicut mid nril-wishliiK, lint hInii t'nr Hint niiprc.
redi-11 tcii 1 iiljniir ,*f Muck NtiliHcriplloiis that hus
lici'H sliuwcrjJ 11 |ii>n us (ram every class vi <>nr
i-itlxeiishi|> ii|ic!iini; daj. As n result nt
lliis iinaiijiiioiis liiiostiiiif, 1111 linn- lirokcu nil n e-
urits ill II lie liy 11111 of I lie fifty like liistitutioilx o(
llklnhnma ilnrlui: the first tmi weeks ii( tlielr ex-
Istence. \v 11 in ive say we thank yon iitie anil nil.
We Want Loans as Well as
Stockholders
ho If * on millj want own a IKMII-l. we will
help you finance It. II ti ill be built arconlintf to
• joiir own plans ami lij jour own contractor, or if
you prefer lo buy a ready-hull* home, you ciiii
make a small payment down and ne uill advance
the balance, and in either nveiit your iiayuieiilH
to us are Just like rent.
Shawnee Savings and Loan Association
Telephone 781—Elks Bldg.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
KVJCTJHTT v:, HILJ., IT, > MI
lillNES'l' 1: It A l ii-'i ));[i.
II. T. 1 )0I t.I,AS, Treasurer.
K C. ST AN Aim.
WU.IJAM J. ItO.VEY.
1). P. Bl'AKKS, Jr.
J. h. nOEBI'CK. l"i
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STA.VAltl), WAUL .
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w I. INGHAM.
EHNK8T WATKOU8
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Vtce-Prenlrtont.
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il.S'Ms. Gen t un.-ol.
KDWAJtn J. riSTERS
rutin k. wage.
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