Mayes County Republican. (Pryor, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 4, 1921 Page: 2 of 8
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MAYES COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Jftqk* Count? Republican
H> I.. I>. Harding *
AT HOME AM) AllROAl).
Rnteied at the Pryor. Oklahoma.
I'ostofllc* a* neeonii-clsxx mailer
l.ord Northellffe, Loudou ncvrspa
p<-r publisher, who it seeing Amer-
ica, advises Americana to travel
abroad.
Good advice, provided a peraon haa
„v iha financial means and has seen the
5c ! interestinK and instructive points of
l0c'...
Kx-aenlee men who have been in
England. France, UelRium. Uermany
1 L.IVKHTOTE INDIHTRT ORH
I nno.o—.— LONG TOM U)AM
AdvertUln« Kate*:
Display, per single column Inch 25c
latCBla, por lino........-................
laicals Ib black face type. line lUej ^ own 00i,nti > first,
imgal Notices.................R*U*» a..
Obituary Poetry, per line. ............iec _ ____
(lards of Thanks. per line,........ thall snd sre In ehargo of practical Hr.
{foreign lands offer nothing better to'*'™* men and bankers,
than whal can be found right
The efforts of the Harding admin-
istration to afford prompt and auffi-
clent relief to the lire stock industry
met with success la the completion
by private banker* of th# 250,000,-
000 pool to be used la long-time
loans for lire stock interests. The
pool Ms is aetusl operstlon. The
head ofllees are located la Chicago
HobM-liptbxi Rales
One Year, iOutside County).
One Year, t Inside County t
-tingle Coplea.........................
$*.00
$1.50 ,|,e t'niled Stales.
.05
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. I Ml
Nature was at her best when she
created this country and endowed it
with its richness, and. from the day
of Its creation it has been blossoming
_____. ul-w.vs-wsi under the hand of God and man
T..K PRESIDENT AM* BIK1NBSH ^ ^ Amerlc.ns.
This Is taken from an interview
ith John Wanamaker. who has Just
,::-s*d Ills elghty-fosrth Ulilesione.
,alc cheery and optimistic:
•• 'What do you think of the bus
outlook?' Mr Wanamaker
v.ns asked Well.’ he said, as he
crehod himself on the edge of his
desk. I'll tell you one thing about
who apparently do not realiie that
stock nten and bankers.
The method qf operation la rery
simple. No direct loans wUl he
msde by the pool as It does not wish
to us« any of the funds to set up ma-
chinery for Inrestlgatlng the applica-
tions. The loans are mad* through
local banks and cattle loan companies
the pool furnishing the fonda and the
local bankers guaranteeing the loan*.
RKPt'BIJfAXH CA T DEMOCRATIC
KIPklWH OVKR ONE RIUIOX
A reduction of »1.227.41*.152 in
ordinary operating expenses for the
Oscnl year ending June 30th last as
compared with the preceding llsenl
year la announced by the Treasury
Department. The preceding fiscal
year waa entirely under Democratic
administration. The appropriations
for the fiscal year of 192* total in
round numbers, *3.900.000.000.
These appropriations are, in round
numbers, IMZMOO.OOn less than
estimates and requests submilted by
the executives under the Wilson art
ministration. Out of the appropria-
tions made for the current fiscal y ear,
which were approximately fit.too,-
000,000 lew than the requests made
by Democratic executives, the Repub-
lican executives have already figured
where they can save in round lum-
bers, *111.000,000 and have so noti-
fied President Harding through the
t»!*eetnr of tho Budget
many of the marvels of the earth are Loans will he msde upon recommen-
within ii day or iwo’n ride of their j datlon of local banks on atoekra,
home:- marvels that they have never > rs, and breeding cattle. Papar wUl
geen be made payable in six month* from
As au example, of the two aud a1 date but subject to three renewals of
quarter million people in Chicago six months each which will be giving
i there are probably not over twenty! the live
per cent who have ever seen the] credit.
■msiness Th. g.eates. business man J'ock can j stoehelnd’usU^^ WM^wft^ed'hy 'the| ••""‘P ® -,ho prPwn'
the I’nlted States today is the ***a,Ml m ! - . _ “* ,n —
hs each which will be giving; A* »»
stock industry s two year| °«*r*‘< H,y" u Hf
believes the public would -prefer to
pay 25 cents for a special delivery
------ . palest In the world, ton cani .............. — . , , ,
" »“ »'■'»•* sta,e* 18 *. a st00I unloaded from a stock] Administration to legislation by Con- Price of M cents,
—lint I speak from t.u-h it step 1, step until' gress; first, bee... se U eouM he put, ... —
1 oowledge pained In a day spent wi i in a refrigerator ready for! into operation more quickly than any,
. I • .__ -■* __ w.. a»Msaslitnal I
"An optimist" says Abe Marlin, "is
a teller that leaves hlsFord unlock-
ed " And a fiiettj good definition,
at that.
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According to the latest census re-
port. Oklahoma only has 10a males
for 109 females We don't know
whether or not the war is the cause
of this discrepancy Inti we mi sped
it is.
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The Journal says Vinitu is the only
city in tills pai l of the suite that does
not have a "white way." Vinit i has
mote splendid electiic signs than any
city in this part of the state- what
does she want with a "white way?"
—O-
cjusl to show that the boss is not
so bad us he is painted." says the
I.oss’b" brother, willing in the Tul-
mi World, "we have a letter slating
that he passed through Fails withoui
slopping." The boss" is some step
per. too, by the way.
O
A Alt-A tester lady, who until recent
ly only gained musical recognition
I’m liei pioficieucy ill operating a
victroia. has stepped into the lime-
light and nutteii into the blue book
for her arcoinpleshmetii* us a tuiisi
elan.
By donating fifty dollar* to Musko-
gee'i "MUk and Ice Fund" lor babiet.
the KuKlux Klan proved It is an or-
ganisation good for something be-
sides "tar-and-feather" parties and
w nipping escapades "
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The ChotcHii Herald and inola
News are having a set-to over wheth-
er or not his "limps” Was rotten In a
recent hall game when Choteaii look
the small end of the score. The
I let aid is burked by the Okotean ball
fun* while (lie Inola paper is barked
by the "limps." Ho there you are.
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■ *q"Rre> 1 .h» bide snd the lal ow. the hornsiact; second, because It relieved uto _____
Mother Eve set the fashion in ab
livgj IMS*OO »»g I ....
congressional brevlated dress, and a few of her
itofore him. That fact, fairly con- ' *. ,.......„
yet but lew
sfiitaTfct h\ all the busintas men of
he country, should bring them great visiting this marvel of the agtv
Tli* Dt nob fnrils nrfi fttliv Oil#*
Americans ever think of
HOt’BE-CLKANING
courage as to the future.
The stock yards are only ouc of the
Mr. Wanamako:. s
himself makes a point important for H> ,,
ntmseii. Biases I0 f0c nd comprehend them all.
all business men -and. for that mat 10 _ ^ ....... fnr
ter. everybody— to consider ai this
time. With business in the dumps:
ni,iv sights to be seen in this coun- General Dawes, as Director of the ,augh wJjfn your rPp,
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people who amass a competence to,The property not waatefi goeos to the a, practical as hi. Jokes
A census is being taken or Wagon
er for the purpose of stablisbing frer
delivery of mail in that eity. The
Record-Democrat says ihe establish
Ing of fret delivery will add three
uew snlaiied men to the town, the
salnries being paid by Tnele Sam
_-o~
. Since Scott Thompsou has taken
True courtesy demands that you ehnrrr BH fattoi. the Welch Watch
Although Vinita has one of the liv-
si Rotary clubs in this section, the
Journal, whose editor is some organi-
zer. is trying to get the business men
inieresied in the organixstlon of a
chamber ol commerce. One good
v.ntking club is better than hull a
dozen civic organizations that don't
vvmk. Better let well enough alone,
lirer Allen
begging the world to prevent statva-
tion from annihilating them
W1,h bu8‘"eBS "^2; ^rrii"v”*».^ir~u^|o«*«l 5aPP»-v Committee of the
w ith all the pressing public quention. .. f whleh Treasury
Pat,.king-of business: wUh WeM ti
recognised that only through . rerlv- ] ~ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ g few
laugh when your friend repeats hisi lnun h-k, improved a wholi' lot Scon
has a knock for sa.viug things that
please the average small town readet
The practical joker Is not always] ^ # countr>. MWipuper. We „ndcr.
: stand the Wntchman is soon to put in
i'hi-lseu lias a working Commercial
club the members of which are live
w ires. It is no trouble to get out an
atlendnnre of from fifty to seventy-
five at its meetings. Just now Chel-
noil is huvlng trouble with her lee
supply and the club Is figuring on
g. ttlng behind a company to build
an ice plant.
—(y~~
The marriage of the sou of the
Chelsea Reporter, editor to the daugh
ter of a prominent stockman called
for a column and a half writeup of
the event in lust week's Reporter.
It was a good writeup, too. and we
stiongly suspect the groom was res-
ponsible for it. A newspaper man
may be excused for writing about hla
own family in case of a wedding, a
birth or a death
0-
CoininenilnK on a donation of a
*1 of business can the people hope
(or "a happy issue out of all their
afflictions." it is of great moment
that the man occupying the While
House should have a thorough un
deist an ding of business and be In
sympathy with the best alms of those
working to business ends.
Mr. Harding fills a large space as
successful politician and orator But
thiBg* over there, and miss a lot of
filings over her*. Often they are
embarrassed to find that some for-
eigner who has never been her* has s
better knowledge of this country
than they have themselves.
The fellow who rushes abroad with
out first knowing his own country
OUl NEIGHBORS
"Princess Pat' ls‘now a regular
boarder at the home of editor L. W
type selling machine anil enlnrgi ■ pound ol honey from one of hit- *ub-
, its scope of usefulness
O
boarder at the home ot editor g. w »e>e •"*** j -
nm >■»» Hi. «•" „ lh, Tt,^,r, D,p,rt-
reminds us of the poor fool who pas-
under way a similar survey of fold
ships, property and material In tfio
Jurladlcilnn of the Navy Department.-----. ------- . .
Obsolete • easels are to be sold or,!, only three weeks old and a very, Gazette, was not ns strong a church
scrapped It 1* a pity that some of, popular member of at least three fam member as he ought to be We hap
"the good gray ships" must go. for Hies. P*n.d along his place of business,
tradition- have clustered about them -O- morning and he was "pound-
thick as t.vtnacles. but we need th* The l.ocn«t Grove Times had u lug out copy" on the type writer He
money.
sctlbcrs the Grove Sun editor ays.
"it is as sweet and luctous as a Grove
We've always suspected that edi-i ‘‘P1* " And hp ‘P'111"*
The proceeds accrue for, prelt of trouble last week, both Its still had his shirt on, however. In
successful politician ana oraior ..........' ,ncnt
h,- has also had distinct success as a crl by a dull nugget of gold In order
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big press sad linotype "broke down" i deference we suppose to his partner,
and editor Crofford Allen apologises who is a lady.
bund country newspaper and built glass
it up to exercise stsie wide influence,
and to assist in his promotion to the
highest office in the country. He
thus got an insight into business nie-
W* have insnv of them
These end parallel operations in to his patrons for the poor showing
other brunches of the service mark of local news on that account
the putpn.-e ot the government to
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We suspect
that Dio. Butler is hiding out until
she forgets about It—or maybe he
clipped that Item out of the copy of
the Sun that he took home for his
vv! to lead
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I.. W. Evans, of the Skaitook News
is spreading his wings since the baby
came. He annexed the Avaat News
last week snd will run both papers
The other day a citlsen ol this --------------------- —
town w as taking a Ford ride with himself until the girl gets big enough
Two Tulsa men looked for a leak his family, when a suspicious thump- to "Chase locals."Young Evans la a
4 A I* AN IN I TIGHT Hol.K
thus got an insieuv .»™ .......—— Japanese statesman aie in a quan-
thods and requirement*, and has pur ( (| j They hardly know w hich way
. . . _ 11 f. nil thn nlflf'BR Ilf* 1 .... . L...
economic and to reduce the blight Two Tulsa men looked for a leak, nts fatuity, wnen a suspicious .......... ... "
of ■ squandermaala.*' Washingtoa Is in a gasoline tank with a match and Ing developed underneath the car and hustler and will make a suceesa of
doing what every forethoughtful Editor Allen, of the Vinita Journal; he told his wife to get out and see If hi» newspaper undertakings. Mrs^
householder feels called on now and gravely remarks "One of them Is one of the tlree was fl She report I.vi.ns. (formerly Sara Allen) I* a
I 1C »» _______.u ..II It A. .iol.lv .. ,.xxl .lAWgnnnor unmiD h#*r-
mud his Studies in all the places he'
has held since.
Mr. Wanamaker'* point is well
taken, and should be widely consid
eicd. Washington Star.
to tutu Whatever course they take _______________
they are due to have some of their jcai housecleantng
fondest dream* shaken
In calling the international con
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again to do Governments, like do- now spending his vacation in a hos-,ed that it appealed all right to he, .nighty good newspaper woman her-
me-tic establishments, need a period- pital." Wonder what became of the i that the tire was only flat on the hot- sel. and can se, as long a siring
,niM iiT.F ii*- flu* avpiiicr oner; toi
other one?
type as the average opera toi.
But while Uncle Sam and Aunt
Columbia are up attic under the
FRI NK THE SH1PFING HOARD
The pruning knife in ihe hand of
General Charles G Dawes has been
fc,. nec at Washington and including eaVe* and down cellar among the
j. pan in the list President Harding n.stblns let them be remained that In
sp cltled the far eastern question as ^fii- p.nspectlve rummage sale they
ot.- of the subjects for consideration wm do w,.|| t0 include a lot of hand-
________«(...
me-dowti sinecures.
There are obs-
as olisolete
ard adjualutcui. ______________
____________ Thai is very objectionable to Ihe'olete clerk ships as well
zorking to a purpoee, with the result j,,,,.,!,.... who pu-f.-t to have an ex battleships Ul the clean-up ln-
ibat many lullllons of dollars will b* r|, Hiv<- h*ed in the fai cst. where elude them all.- Philadelphia Ledger
n.ifia and Korea are at their mercy.
it slu- d‘ dine* to discuss far east
eiii queellon* with the I'uiled Slates.
England France. Daly and Dclgiutn.
sav.-d the taxpayers through a reor
ganizutlon ot the departments in
Washington aud the elimination of
unnecessary appropriations
OPTIMISTIC AMERICA
The American pGopfi ur«- optlmls
'interim' molive*: Noll'lnK 'vpr *°
Hu in sciion- alarm or concern They
In the past one of the gr. at ambM „ht, t,(.r
the confctencv
If she enters Into a discussion of
needs were hardly considered It
was a case of get nil you can and
The long dry summer, costing hun-
dreds of millions of dollars In stunted
z:rtrr-Ss, rrxz
congress to make up the deficit.
All of this has been changed hy
Is wea, a*' director of the budget, and
wasteful officials are warned lo trim
their sells and head in close In the
wind If they desire to remain in close
contact with their jobs
d* isions of ihe conference, which
m. ins that the othet far eastern
■i, .miles will gel a square deal sud
Japanese ambitions of exploitation
will l.e forever shattered.
Again it is shrewdly suspected
I hat Japan has designs upon the
hut no lamenlatio s. The farmer
Just make* the best of it and sails
light along on liU course.firm in the
conviction thm what he lose* this
summer he will make up at another
time.
The business world, at the low ebb
a wonderful piece of constructive gions. including llswuli. A con- — and
work, but whul will Ii avail us if the agreement would exclude the c"mf> " n ' . cause It
government L- going to continue po»', Japanese frotfl the possibility of any disappearing pr
thg billions into that loose jointed rmur«> control of these lt>laods. In °,i,‘ ,s sllDr*m'‘
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___^imm_____ i present adversity*.
HANKS INCREASE FAItMEII ] Pryor is a fair sample of the
IXJ.AN'S hundreds of thousand* that dot the
land of free America. We recognise
board.
cent aeroplane orgy of official waste
and squandering?
Why not turn Dawes loose on the
shipping hoard, with instructions to
prune to the limit? ................
Of course, the general might net, (|0jr ,hr0ogh which to crawl
into one of his famous "Hell and Mar
is" moods and blow the thing up
witb a few tons pt dynamite, or tow*
it nut Into the Atlantic aud mu's it.
Hut in either case we ate. inclined
to th* belief that he would earn a
collective and vociferous "amen"
from a hundred million Americans. ----- , ... _
Taxes are high as It is. without system has almost doubled it* loans
Official data submitted lo the Sen-! conditions a* they exist, and adept
ate ranking Committee by the Pel outselvi to them without wasting
rui Reserve Hoard shows that out- time In bemoaning our min-
ing the past year the Federal Rer,etie| f0rtUne,..
on agricultural paper
submitted in person
Harding of the Federal Reserve
A United States senator Junketing. Board Ho shows that long term
reeding them to an inanimate gonr
mand
Hut we have no Intention of re-
Thc data was] lll8inlD). ln ,{,(* state of temporary
by Governor itppression
W* know that a change ia on the
way and that with a llllle patience
\ | QJiea nuiei WUXIUI JUUA'-ung DOUIU. fit* ■«««# xss-» ----«» ----- * mj dull ium wane* -
Germany write* that the debts'loans on agricultural snd llv* stock «re will welcome Its arrive).
. - a------«— sea______ ftflO AAII A All flfl JII VIP 30.1 T$... lw.nrl.all ■lhlHf ftf
owmI ui by foreign government* are paper were M3,000.000, on June 30,' The Amerfian spirit of optimism
paralysing trad* with tbie country., and had Increaeed to 2157.000,000 one that win* moat In the end
fif that ho th# dlaaaee. It would seem on June 30 of this year In the Chl-| ■
that th# logical remedy would be to1 cago district there was an increase of
pay up.
_______________ The fellow who I* looking for s
almost 300 pci cent on this class of scrap Is alwsy* the last to lay away
About the most notable 'biuv* In
coDDocflon with the general depree-
Mon In buaineee is th* fact that it la
papei.
If wood alcohol produces hlindues
It would seem that a lot of people
prefer net to see tho light
his gun Japan has been hedging on
the mallet of diMrmanent
Truth is mighty, but It Is often
circumvented by n Beaky little Be.
a. J. RSVNOUM TebeceeCe.
Wtnwhka. N. C.
▼—' i
I ^row tobacco
You can’t beat a Camel, because you can’t beet the
tobtcco that goes into Camels.
That’s why C*mels are the choice of men who
Rbow snd love fine tobacco. They know whst nukes
Camels so smooth, so fragrant and mellow-mild.
They’ll tell you that the expert Camel blend of
choice Turkish and Domestic tobaccos makes a ciga-
rette smoko you can’t equal—no matter what you pay.
But it doesn't take an expert to tell Camel quality.
You’ll spot it the very first puff. Try Camels yourself.
Camel
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