The Gotebo Gazette. (Gotebo, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, September 25, 1908 Page: 2 of 8
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appeal townsite case
aeroplane kills one
ONE KIDNEY GONE
But Cured After Doctors Said Thero
Was No Hope.
Lieutenant Self'dge Receives Fatal
I Injuries—Wrights' Thigh Broken
the attention of the world to his aero-
I plane flights at Fort Meyer, and hav-
ing established new world's records
Sylvaaus O. Verrill, Milford. Me.,
lays: Five years ago a badlnj^J 1 for heaTler-thanalr flying machines,
Xlrt my kid- I Or.llle WrW>. with . tr«le.l
neys. My back hurt
me terribly, and
the urine was bad- !
ly discolored. Doc-
tors said my right
kidney was practi- |
caily dead. They j
making
two-man
Oklahoma Supreme Court Will Decide
Valid.ty of Title to Tuttle Lots
GUTHRIE: The famous suits In-
volving the validity of the title to
the townslte of Tuttle have been ap-
pealed to the Oklahoma supreme
court from the district court of
Grady county. The cases were
pending in the federal court of
the Southern district of Indian Terri-
tory when the state was admitted
and were transfered to the Grady
county court.
The cases are appealed by the
mishap while
night.
The aeroplanisi was accompanied
by Lieutenant Thomas K. Seltridge of
the signal corps of the array. Lieuten-
ant Selfridge was fatally injured, and
callv dead, imj i died in a few hours. Mr. Wright was 1(Jtr
said 1 could never seriously injured, but ia expected to j Wheatland Grain and Elevator corn-
walk again I read | recover. I pany. the Bank of Tuttle and eighteen
of Doan's Kidney Pills and began us- While the machine was encircling |
Ing then. One box made me stronger
and freer from pain. I kept on
them and in three months was able
Ket out on crutches, and the kidney. -
were acting better 1 improved rap- fall to the ground, enveloping the two retary of tlie interior segregated lfiO.l
Idly, discarded the crutches and to , occupants in the debris.
the wonder of mv friends was soon Soldiers and spectators ran across
compie t H y cured. ! the parade grounds to where the earo- ,
Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. plane had fallen and assisted in lift
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. ing Mr. Wright and Lieutenant Self-
ridge from und^r the tangled mabf j
of machinery, rods, wires aud shreds ,
•f maslin.
Lieutenant Selfridge was uncon
President Roosevelt ha. caid: "Texas i. the Garden Spot of the Lord"
FRANTZ & FRANTZ
m m orville g- frantz
FRANK FRANTZ OHViuuc
Owners of
"RRiNCE RANCH" ARTESIAN LANDS
South Central Texas Near Beautiful Healthful San Antonio.
"THE EDEN OF AMERICA''
Do YOU own a HOME which YOU
may truly call YOUR OWN? Are
YOU one of the THOUSANDS look
ing for a HOMK' YOU should be
one of the THOUSANDS who are
finding
homes in south
texas
400 to 800 feet in this section.
The International & Great North
ern railroad, running from San An-
tonio to Uredo. passes within about
I'. miles of the western boundary of
the "Prince Ranch." Another rail-
CENTRAL j road is to be built on the,^ast«id«
of the "Prince Ranch, running
acre* of the land for townsite pur-
poses an.1 had the lots appraised and
sold
She Lost Out
"I'd rather wait* than ea>." confided
the summer girl
"Then we'll just have another dance
instead of going to that fashionable
restaurant," responded the thrifty
6wain And." he added mentally.
"'that's $G sa .-ed."—Kansas City Jour
nnl.
We Reiterate
That for more than fifteen years
Hunt's Cure has been working on the
afflicted. Its mission is to cure skin
troubles, particularly those of an itch-
ing character. Its success Is not on
account of its advertising, but because
it surely does the work. On* box is
guaranteed to cure any case.
Married life should be one grand.
■weet song, but the divorce courts fre- beau,
quentiy make a duet of It.
scious. His head was covered with
blood, and he was choking when h>
soldiers extricated him from under
the machine. When their wounds hail
been bandaged. Mr. Wrisht and Lieu
tenant Selfridge were tak-^n to the
Fort Meyer hospital at the other end
of the field.
Lieutenant Selfridge did not re-
gain consciousness. He was suffering
i from a fracture at the ba*e of the
skull, and was in a critical coniT.tion.
Mr. Wright was not dangerously In
i jured. He is suffering from a frac-
ture of his left thigh, and several ribs
I on the right side are fractured. Both
men received deep cuts about the
sable by the relentless decree of hot , the Prince |)lir„ose
winds and drouth. Contrast this cannot be used for _any^o , I
BEAUTIFUL HEALTHFUL ITALIAN 1 anu the road must be bulIt In t
CLIMATE OF SOUTH TEXAS very near future. It Is understood
1,(1 with the variable climate or the north | that the Terminal- ' n(1 the
Bowden alleges that he had previ- wlth jt9 dreary. Arctic winters and have already been purcha . .
" """■ ' torrid =. I,. tb. JJ We
country Old As- bathos In W de j arc nosMUtlnB toroad run
Leon's Fountain of Kternal Youth | through the "Priace Ranch and it la
blessed with Endless Springtime, in a I hoped to make our (
Land of Sunshine and Flowers. i Prince an important «Uyd ^Itg.
For vears the famous PRINCE which will be about oO miles_ directly
RANCH" with its .'0.00ft acres of south of San Antonio and hence In
rich black sandy soil, its fine flowing ! close touch with that metropolita
Artesian well almost in the very [ market.
center of the Ranch, and thousands j with every tract of land purchased,
of fattening cattle feedin? at its broad 1 two town lots, in the new town or
bosom. has been watched with a jeal- Prince to be located, immediately ad-
, _ , .. ,i. ,i ... Wotl Kiirveved
ously platted the land and had sold
tile lets to a number of purchasers.
He brought suit to quiet title and
enjoin the government from collect-
In™ the payments upon the lots and
was sustained by the court. The pre-
sent occupants of the lots appeal
from this decision, making Bowden
the defendant in error in each case.
IT WILL DELAY PAVING WORK
Oklahoma Supreme Court's
Affects Many Towns
Ruling
bo&om, nan oeen wainiuu wmi rrincp in m- u*. «***.*•. — -
ous eye by real estate dealers and J joining the Artesian Well, surveyed
Affects Many Towns farmers all over the State of Texas, ] and platted, will be Included free
GUTHRIE: As a result of the hold- anxiously awaiting the day when it onp business lot 'io ft. by 110 ft., and
inK o' the supreme court on tlae might be subdivided into farm-sized one residence lot 50 ft. by 140 ft.
_<• ..... nreus and vegetable and fruit tracts. ddipcq ivn TP.RMS: Five-acre
emergency clause of the new paving
law. all proceedings in connection
with p * g work commenced under
the oli aw will have to be done
areas and vegetable and fruit tracts.
That day has at last come.
We have recently purchased this
wonderful Ranch, in the heart of the
PRICES AND TERMS. Five-acre
tracts, next adjoining the town, will
be sold for $ir 0. terms :>0 cash, bal-
wonderful Ranch, In the heart of $10 ner month, without interest;
.! proven Artesian Belt, fifty miles off for an cash. Ten-acre tracts,
over again, with a resulting delay of south of San Antonio Wp are sub- ' j«— tra/ ta l2T f .
HELPFUL
ADVICE
from forty to sixty days. Guthrie,
Oklahoma City. Shawnee. Muskogee.
Enid and several smaller towns will
be affected.
The court held that while the su-
preme court is the sole judge as to
whether an emergency exists, it can j
Mr. Wright regained consclousnesi
' at the hospital and dictated a cable-
gram to his brother at I.emans, in
' France, and requested that the same . . is amnmous iu u n a uumv elehtv-acre farms a
message be sent to his sister and whether an emergency exists. : can ioy an independent income of his own, i wrtjp 8 and price8
father at Davton. O . assuring them not make effective at>> frans.i.s.* ot whether employee or emp.oyer—clerk. I remittances should
. . _ _!_u, t.m -ti!ch creates a lien or incum- n, .e.iinnt. banker, lawyer. ph}3ici3n, All reimil
wt>t_ We are sub- j
dividing these rich lan.ls into small-
er areas and now. for the first time,
offer them for tale in five acre, ten-
ncre, twenty-acre, and larger farm
sized tracts, bringing within easy., 10 cas,h balance $2" per month,
reach of every industrious person who Vfh t in'terest; >20 off for all cash,
is ambitious to own a home and en-1 eighty-acre * J
next surrounding five-acre tracts. 5.
uiu Kiua.. t<,rrni. 175 cash, balance |l.r> f'er
first time. month wi,hout interest; 110 off tor
all cash. Twenty-acre tracts, next
to ten-acre tracts. $410. terms
farms and larger
that he was all right.
CHARGE BIG LAND FRAUDS
Two 3uit« Are Filed In Oklahoma
Court Against Alleged Speculators
! GUTHRIE: Charging fraud in the
acquisition of public lands in west-
ern Oklahoma, United States District
Xttcrnev John Kmbry has filed two
suits in the United States clrcut
court here agaiust Carroll W. Gates,
of Los Angeles, ("a!.; Jasper M. Waite,
and Charles T. McCown, or Kansas
City, and D. H. Hallock. of Woodward,
covering ten counts in one auit and
three in the other.
It is alleged that the defendants
conspired to secure possession of the
land in question, lying then in Wood-
ward and now in Harper county,
through dummy entrymcn. and that
;he land wa^ immediately turaed
over to the real principals and
at Lawton on November 15.
Ther-1 are no restrictions as to
qualifications of purchasers, or as to
the number of lots which any one
_ _ -- person may purchase. Fifty dollars
Yon won't tell votir family doctor, over to the real principals and is j must be paid on . ac'u lot selling for
the whole story about your private !l0w occupied by them as a big ranch, j that amount or more, at the time or
J]lnef!8 — you are too modest. You Frauds and misrepresentations are a! the sale, and the balance or tne pur
need not be afraid to tell Mrs. Pink-; i^fd, both in the entries end the phase price must be paid berore i-ei -
bam, at Lynn, Mass., the things you rtnal proofa. n I, understood that , „iary 1. IMO. These lots are sa d
could not explain to the doctor. Your < seTeral other cases of a aimllar na | to be well located and the sale will
letter willbe held in the strictest con- M|re wiil prcbahiy be filed in the near i attract much attention, information
fldence. From her vast correspond- , fmur„ aa frauds of great magnitude as to the sale may be procured rrom
ence with sick women during the tfe aiJeKeij lo have b-^en practiced in the register and recorder at Lawton
past thirty years she mav have W(iglern Woodwar4 and eastern Heav-
pined the very knowledge that will countleB in connection with the
Eelp your can*?. of homestead entries.
lowing, from grateful women, es; Moat of tUo nomiual entrymen m
j the cases just filed are alleged to
I have been boys and girls barely past , nr ine OJliaiUBa m Um,c.
I their majority, who were brought i olher may not be built for a year
down from Kansas and Missouri by .
1 .he alleged conspirators and paid
ni Tcha'nt,"banker, "lawyer.' physician, j All remittance, ^ould be made
railroad employee, traveling sales rlo,,Fra"tZ Momn Order ad
man. farmer and real estate investor Hi aft or P. O. o„ne--al Office
—the possibilities of a splendid in dressed t° us at olt Gine.al on _
i vestment that is calculated to double ; . onCP that vour
his money in the very near future, with remlttanceaton , thy.igt
or provide him with a home and a turn may b«« fr*«dbe Lmong
regular and certain income or Ms own. and your cho.ce of tracts be among
1 COTTON, CORN'. OATS. ALFALFA.; the earlier ones.
HOGS CATTLE. POULTRY ON-I We ask ycu to be patient with us.
IONS. CABBAGE. TOMATOES, i allowing us time to fill .vour orders
MELONS. TOBASCO. PEPPERS, i and answer your communications, in-
ORANGES. FiGS, LEMONS. as much as we are behind with an-
The proHt in Rrowing vegetables BWering the many inquiries w^ich
in this section will b-« seen by an {,aVe poured In on us already concsrn-
! examination or the milowing iigures, ill? the -prince Ranch ' lands,
i secured rrom the records or the Bust- you will never again have sucti
ana a-wiu-u j.nmra — i ness Mens Club gf San Antonio,, an ideai opportunity as this one we
law officers ot the general laud office, ( showing net returns per acr*: .offer J'ou in the sale of the rinc
to superintend the sale, which opens Watermelons.. $75 to 20_0 p
«# t M..tn1nnnAa (ifk ♦ n 1 7 ll
bill which creates a lien or incum
brance agaiust realty for a lTnger
period thin cue year, consequently
the law did not become effective un-
til August 28. 1908. uinety days a«er
I the adjournment ot the legislature.
TO SELL 1,000 TOWN LOTS
| Cecretary of t iterior Will Dispose of
Land Adjoining Lswton, Okla
I WASHINGTON: The acting secre-
tary Of fh" interior haJ iMHWd regu-
lations for the sale at auction of 1.000
| town lota, adjoining l,awion, Okla..
ia:iJ u' po'nted James Witten. cbict
Cantaloupes
Cabbage ...
Means
Peas
Tomatoes .
Onoins . ..
Peppers ...
i Potatoes
. .$40 to $ 75 per acre
$12.) to $-2:> per acr«
$150 to $K0t per acre
. $500 to $900 per acre
StiO to $100 per acre
per acre ' ^ncir lands.
WiLL you be one of these
\-j •— i'ci •- fortunate investors now?
$100 to $125 per acre wi„ vo„'neglect to seize this gold-
$100 to $125 per acre „000rtunlty. thereby bringing upon
$125 to $100 per acre tho fateful regret which is
ncre constant lot of so many well
meaning, thoush "ill-starred people
in this life, who are ever obliged to
lowing, iroiii g^riitciui wuuiciii
tabli-sh beyond a doubt the power of
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VE6ETABLE COMPOUND
to conquer all female diseases. am?sra >•-. - — ■— -
Mrs. Norman lJ.Barndt, of ^Vllen- .peciflc sum to enter on land picked
town, Pa., writes: Ut for them, under an agreement
•' Ever Bince I was aixU-en years of that their financial hackers were to
age I had suffered from an organic de- rcceive the land as soon as patent
k-angemcnt and female weakness; in wa8 received. The persons who made
consequence I had dreadful headache# .,18 entiles spent the amallcst possi-
•ndwasextremelynervoua; Myphyai; ; tim,. on tha lan(1 that cou;d
-'««'« ; •« "" •' ,,h"
•bout Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable law and it Is aVeged had no expecta-
Cbmpound, and I took itand wrote you tjon 0f ever making it their home.
for advice, following your directions
carefully, and thanks to you I am to-
day a well woman, and I am telling
all my friends of my experience."
Cordell Votes Bonds
CORDELL: llrmds have been vot-
ed here for the erection of two new
school buildings. The board of edu-
cation will contract for the erection
f the buildings at once. The
A FINE ARTESIAN WELL }™ * back upon R0lden opportunities
is constantly flowiug almost in the fted up and cry: "It I only had!'
center of the ' Prince Ranch' Into a migj,t have been!"
huge tank caverlniK several acres The d complete par-
water Is pure and flows unceasingly. Write us for ^ priceg
coming rrom a depth or about 700 QUr c{rcujar3.
feet. The artesian water varies from and we win ni
FRANTZ A FRANTZ
hugh SCOTT. Secretary.
General Office, 531 Lee P.uildng. Oklahoma City.
| GUTHRIE: The hearing of the ap-
plication of the St. Louis & San
i Francisco railroad for an injunction
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. ,.) restrain the acting secretary ot
For thirty vears Lydia E. Pink- state troin enforcing an order de-
. *, • /1 .i 1 ■,.-i.it. iViii lifpnuA of the road re-
Bellamy Pardons Walcher
i GUTHRIE: Acting Governor Hel-
' lamy has pardoned .1. H. Walcher,
I sentenced November 3. 1902, in the
district court of Kingfisher county to
life imprisonment for the murder of
■ Geo. Stone, a prominent money loan-
j • . and financier of Kingfisher coun-
ty. The pardon was recomnu nded
I last week by the state beard of par-
dons.
OKLAHOMAN HONORED
W. H. Hornaday. of Lawton Made In-
cpector General of G. A. R.
For thirty vears Lvdia E. Pink- state rrom eniorcins mi i LAWTON: Col. Wm. 11. Hornaday
ham'8 Vegetable Compound, made I Clarlng the license of the road re- | of lhls city lias just receivedI fro..,
from rooLs and herbs Las bc*en the vokt d for an alleged violation of (;,.neral H. M Novius, of N.-w. -Urs ,
Btandard remedy for female ills. ! Uws State laws, was called up by I commander in chief of the national
and has positively cured thousands of , United States Judge ConerslI in
Vromen who have been troubled with , chambers. Attorney General West
displacements, inflammation, ulcera- represented the state and Attorneey
.. in- u f. jj Ames of Oklahoma City the
plaintiff. The court allowed addi-
tional time to amend the bill. The
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
•periodic j<iins, baekaehe, that bear-
|nf-do\vn feeling, flatulency, indiges-
"in^-OOMTl ItH-'ling, natuieiiuy, iiiuijjco- ; nonai u.hh
iioh,dizziness,ornervoujsprostration. J caao is to be resumed October 17.
THE DUTCH
BOY PAINTER^
_ STANDS FOR ,
[paintquauty^
IT IS FOUND ONLY ON a
^PUREWMITELEAD|
MADE BY
THE
OLD DUTCH .
k rgocts? 11
WEATHERFORD: J. J. Dyche. 25
years old. a student in the Southwest
era state normal, was killed as the
result of Injuries received In a foot-
ball game. lie waa struck on the
head In a tussle and died within ?0
minutes after the accident. Regain-
ing his reet after the fall, he asked
to bo taken to his room. He then
staggered about for a few minutes
and then fell. Dycko resided in the
southern part or Washita county. 25
mlW south of Weatherford and was
entering the last year of his college
court*.
organization of the Grand Army of
the Republic, the appointment as In-
spector general or all the K'i. depart-
ments or the G. A. II. In the United
States—the highest honor In the dls-
posal or the national commander. Un-
der the duties or Ills new office lie
will superintend the inspection or
MELLON'S
Offers Exceptional Opportunilies to the Women of OkLhom.. a. They Will Find the
Quality and Quantity 0f Merchandise that Cannot Be Found ia the
Smaller Stores Throu*ho t the Slate.
We have three floors filled with the newest and most up-to-date women
and children's high grade wearm* apparel. Our salesmen are glad to givo
courteous and efficient service as well as information to out of town patrons.
On the third floor is a well appointed r^st room, with writing mateiials and
in the basement one of the prettiest Tea Rooms in the Southwest, where
the finest of everything to cat and cold fountain drinks may be found.
- SEC THE BIG STORE DURING THE FAIR -
THE MELLON COMPANY
204.206 WEST MAIN ST. - - OKLAHOMA CITY
Otprey Hats the Latest
Hills for hats are likely to be big-
ger this season than for many a sum-
mer before, if the dear wives and
May Save Pleasure Seekers
After several accidents on roller
-osiers and sc« nlc railways at so-
called amusement resorts, the Clilca-
nit'l Wiwn:, II i...
.... , daughters of America follow the lead | go authorities have declu.-vl that they
nch of the departments and make i ^ |<ondon, where the osprey hat Is, - * *-
... .. r mmrlitinil til WlO tlt'Xt !
report of Ikslr eoattttN to tho n«'*i
nstlonal encampment to be held at ,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
i can stop In and save foolhardy pitas-
the latest treak ot fashion, "lheie Is ure a^.fcprs from themselves. The
gloom °J..Se topper-1 corporation counsel s office holds that
WAPANUCKA: Without a dissent-
ing vote, the people of Wapanucka In
an election here Saturday, voted to
Issue $10,500 bonds for public school
building. There was no opposition
and a light vole was polled. The
town erected a nice brlcK srhool
building three years aco at a con of
|9,000.
which has worked
Hiiade women not
to
hard
wear
I illumes. The graceful, sweeping ob
i Jects loom large In West End itllllln-
| ery windows. The queen Ib a sup-
porter or the society, but her women
subjects have not let that fact sway
them. Osprey.« are the most fashion
osprey i 'ho building department has uuthorlty
to condemn all kinds or man killing
and limb breaking contrivances which
come under the head or "structures.'*
Two or three years ago a young wo-
man was torn to pieces on a roller
roaster al a pleasure resort in this
IKlf'ni. V7U| M Of ... t
able trimmin* tor picture hats. Such | city, and there an* an nproar about
a headpiece Is auiaaing not only In , It for a day or two; but the thing la
looks but In price *•« ,n operation.
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