The Enid Daily Eagle. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 11, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 9, 1912 Page: 3 of 6
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Bake your food with a
| pure9Cream of Tartar
1 Baking Powder
DrPEICEs
CREAM
Baking Powder
A pure,Cream of Tartar
Baking Powder
, .Cl product of Grapes.
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No Alum
No
Lime Phosphate
Dr. Walter Jones and Dr. S. N.
Mayberry are in Oklahoma City in
attendance at the Oklahoma Central
Medical society.
Dr. Tourtcliot, Dentist, over Ok-
lahoma State Bank, phone 251. tf
At a recent business meeting of
the Wbverly Tennis club, Roger
Peard and Charles Wood were re-
ceived as new members into the
club.
For your Spring Suit,
Locke, the tailor, in the
Shoe Store.
see F.
Fit well
2-23-tf
KN'll) GERMAN PAPER HON-
ORED HV YKKEIN EINTRAC1IT
Miss Rosaline Egger, of
mount, was in the city today#
Fair-
TO CURE A COLl) IN ONR DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money
if it fails to cure. E. W.
GROVE'S signature on each box.
cents.
W. A. Graves left this morning
for Oklahoma City on a brief busi
ness trip.
TWILIGHT BALL TEAMS CHOSEN
Evolutive Committee Selects Six
< lulls, Altons, Hankers, News.
|iH| ei's, Kleetries, < 'imm'liii'lH
unci ( h*iismall,
The. executive committee of the
Twilight huso ball league today
made a selection of tlie teams that
will compose the league in 1912.
The Twilight league will he com-
posed of six cluhs instead of eight,
the number last year. Tlie following
teams have been designated from
among a number wiiose applications
were in the hands of Secretary
Dieterich, Altons, Bankers, Con-
genial club, Enid Electric and Gas,
Gensman Bros., and Newspapers,
Two new clubs appear in this sea-
son's line-up ol' teams, the Congenial
club and Gensman Bros. The com-
mittee in limiting the number to
six this year kept in mind the
probable strength of each team and
the probability of the club remain-
ing In. the contest to the end. An
effort was made to get teams as
nearly evenly matched as possible.
The Congenials have a fine lot of
players and will undoubtedly be con-
tenders for the pennant throughout
the season. The Gensman Bros,
are claimed to be a strong team
with several fast players in
line-up
pers, champions of the 1911 season,
the Bankers, Enid Electric & Gas
and Altons are well known to the
fans and each are considered
having strong teams. Altogether the
1912 season, which Is scheduled to
open next Monday, gives promise of
being the best In the history of
amateur leagues in the city. Plenty
of enthusiasm Is in evidence.
The question of grounds Is under
consideration. This is one of the
most Important Items to be Bettled.
At present nothing has been done
to fix up a diamond, although It has
practically been decided to use the
high school grounds. Some action
will be taken in the matter today
or tomorrow.
The executive committee's report
on the selection of teams is signed
by all of the members, E. D. Price
president; Dr. J. M. Cooper
president; V. E Dieterich, secretary-
treasurer; J. H. Shaw and W. T.
Church. *
It end Tlie KnKle for NKWS.
DEEDS
Kate T iBillups to Garfield Co
$1 pt aw 15-21-3.
I1PC Roehr to Chas D Peters
ne 21-21-4 $8000.
Chas D Peters to H F C Roehr
tl>ei$3500 L I B 36Kenwood.
James B Woodward to J W Belew
Of the other teams, (he Newspa-, $4000 L
23 Bti Jones.
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| They Have Arrived
i
HAVE just received
a large shipment of
ladies 3 and 4 button ox-,
fords, in tan and blacks, al-
so black velvet and buck,
made over tliis season's best
last. Will please us to have
you call and see them.
$3.50
I
Every Step a Pleasure When Walk-
ing in a Kennedy Shoe.
WE riT THEM COKKECrty
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J
I find that the Cadillac
abounds in characteristics
which distinguish it as extra-
ordinary.
Cocoanut
have that
found in
taste has
in packages should
"nutty flavor" always
the fresh shell. This
made THE ALTON
GOODS Cocoanut the leader.
Andrew Errickson and Charles
Durheim were business visitors in
Enid yesterday and today from Fair-
mont.
If you like fresh, clean Cocoa-
nut, a 10c package of THE AL-
TON GOODS Cocoanut will ulease
you. Try it.
Mrs. E# P. Alwert of Fairmont
is spending a few days in Enid.
Mrs. W. Stephenson and Mrs. F.
W. Stewart of Medford were shop-
pers in Enid yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Donald are in
receipt of an interesting letter from
their son Earl, who is in China, con
cerning the annual flood of the
Yang Tse Kiang river. The water is
very high now and within a few
weeks the gun boats will begin sail
ing from Kuikiang, where the regi
ment is located, to Shanghi over
land flooded with water. His de
scription of the flood is beyond con
ception. He says it is an annual
occurance.
30,000 times a month it finds
friend. THE ALTON GOODS
fresh roaster coffee. The sedret
of its success is quality.
Emerson Hoyt of Guthrie visited in
Enid yesterday with home folks
returning home today.
L. A. Faubion of Grainola formerly
of this city^ is in Enid for a few
days on business.
L J. Conn and wife of Kingfisher
were in the city today and yester
day.
E. W. Wilson and wife of Tulsa
visted in Enid Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Purvine and daughter
Carrie of Lahoma were in the city
shopping this morning.
Mrs. S. E. Byrum and daughter
of Ames were in Enid shopping this
morning and attending to other mat
ters of business.
William Bennett and wife of Bil
lings were in the city today trading,
L Manning of ^Ringwood
yesterday in Enid.
spend
Mrs. Lou Siler and little daugh
ter of Jet were in the city over to
day.
Miss Bertha Harris of Perry was
in the city yesterday.
Russia
Calf Pump
SMALL BUCKLE
Hand turn soles, high Cu-
ban heel, high arch, round
toe, high grade material,
stylish appearance, and
comfortable easy fitting
lasts make this an excep-
tional value.
Ash to See It
We Do Shoe Repairing
Ernest Denner, editor of the
Enid Staats Zeltung, returned last
night from El Reno, where he at-
tended the annual convention of
the V ere In Eintracht, a state-wido
German organization. It was a
very successful convention, over
seven hundred delegates being
present. The Staats Zeltung was
made the official organ of the
order.
Many parents take groat pride in
seeing that their ohildren have clean
clothes, hands and fares when they
attend school, but neglect their dirty
mouths. Better attend the oral
hygiene lecture Thursday evening at
the High School and learn more
about this important subject.
4-9-3t
church will entertain at the home
of Mrs. K. E. Chit wood, 711 East
Maine St., Wednesday afternoon. A
ordial invitation is extended to any
who wish to attend.
HEADERS AND VOCALISTS
TO ASSIST ORCHESTRA.
The orchestra of O. C. U.f under
the direction of Prof. Dysterhuls,
which will give a recital at the Uni-
versity Thursday night will be as-
sisted by Miss Mitchell and Mr,
Poston, both advanced oratory stu-
dents of O. C. U., who on many oc-
casions have won a splendid repu-
tation as competent readers for
themselves. The voice quartet, w
also assist and in addition to tlie
full orchestra selections the violin
cljoir will give a number of pieces.
The recital is under the auspices of
the University Athletic association,
only a small admission boing
charged.
Attend the free illustrated oral
hygiene lecture at the High School
Thursday evening. 4-9-3t
You cannot spend a more profit-
able evening for yourself and your
children than by attending the free
Illustrated lecture at the High
School Thursday evening. 4-9-31
Chas. H. Jahn returned this morn-
ing from Kansas City, where he
went to purchase additional cases and
stock.
Chas. IT. Jahn, the jeweler. Is still
located at his old standt 124 West
Randolph, where he can always be
found. 4-9 3te
HUNTER TO LEAVE STATE.
Guthrie, Apr. 9.—Charles Hunt-
, former clerfc of the federal
court, who was 'fired' by Judge
Cotteral for ''pernicious political
activity" was in Guthrie Nfonday.
Mr. Hunter stated that he was
making preparations to leave for
llinois. He has secured the state
of Illinois for the sale of the
McGuire incinerating plants.
Evolution of a f"alr Maid.
At Twelve—I shan't do everything
/ou command; you're only my maid'.
At Fifteen—I will show you I have
a little independence of my own! Be-
sides, you're only my stepfatherl
At Sixteen— \ girl of my age should
not cake sucb talk from any one, not
even from you, mother!
At Eighteen—Harold, you have no
control over my actions; you are only
my fiance!
At Twenty—You are only—Oh,
wish I was back with father i
mother!—Sntart Set.
ANOTHER GRASS FIRE.
The fire department made a run
to the neighborhood of the car barn
this morning in response to
alarm. They found that a prairie
fire had been started, but put out
before the auto-mobile wagon arrived
and they returned, when inquiry
was made by telephone asking why
the department had not put out the
fire. It was discovered that they
had run past one prairie fire, in
looking for the one which caused
the alarm. Prairie fires have been
numerous In Enid this spring
People start to burn the grasfl
their lots when the fires in many
instances get beyond control and
until they burn themselves out.
VALUE OF INSURANCE
is appreciated when fire or storm
comes. You may have the next loss
Insure now—the cost is small for the
returns secured. See or phone me,
Chas. P. Cansler, Stephenson Bldg
The W. C, T. U. meeting will be
held Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Gibbs, 218 West Pine street, instead
of with the hostess announced Sun-
day.
Mrs. W. M. Morris, Mrs. Mlsner
and Frank Davis have returned
from a six weeks' trip to Baxter
Springs, Kas., where they were
called by the illness and death of
their father, Mr. E. Davis.
Mrs. Neva Triplett has returned
from a brief visit with friends in
Oklahoma City.
Pleasant ITnthank, traveling pas-
senger agent for the Rock Island
was a business visitor in Enid to"
day from Oklahoma City.
Roberts Motor Car Co
First Door West of PostoHlce
Mrs. M. S. Dazey of Guthrie Is a
Kiiest at tho J. W. Ridley home In
the eaBtern part of the city.
Mr. French, who has heen serious-
ly sick at the Benner home In Uni-
versity addition wan rei>orted to ho
Improving today.
Miss Inez EwIiir assisted hy Mr.
roBton, both of O. C, U. will Rive
a recital In Marshall Friday even-
ing. i
Many contagious diseases can be
prevented by having cleaner mouths
in our school children. Attend the
free Illustrated lecture at the HUh
School Thursday evening and learn
how, 4-9-3t
SUNNY flliOI'K NEWS.
April r>, Being the last day of
the Sunny Slope school taught by
Miss Opal lllakeslee, the patrons of
the District congregated together
and had an old fashionedd picnic
dinner. In which about 100 par-
took of the bountiful repast. After
dinner the program waB rendered
tho peach pie problem being very
Interesting. Instrumental music
was furnished by Edna Moore. Af
ret the program the Sunny Slope
and Spring Valley hall club played
the score being 0 to G In favor of
Sunny Slope.
The ladle* of tho eastern division
Natural Focd Win*
Golden He<K
Uie
Gra.pe-Nu.ts
\
"There's a Reason"
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
PILES QUICKLY
CUBES HI HOME
Instant Relief—Trial Package
Mailed Free to All—in Plain
Wrapper.
The Pyramid Smile.
Many cases of Piles have been
cured by a trial package of Pyra-
mid Pile Remedy without further
treatment. When it proves Its value
to you, get more from your drug-
gist at f)0e a box, and bo sure you
get the kind you ask for. Simply
clip out free coupon below and
mail today, together with your
name and address on a slip of pa-
per. Save yourself from surgeon's
knife and its torture, the doctor
and his bills.
FREE PILE REMEDY.
Cut out this coupon and
mail to the PYlTAMlD DRUG
Co., 428 Pyramid Bldg., Mar-
shall, Mich., with your full
name and address on a slip
of paper. A sample of the
great Pyamid Pile Remedy
will then be sent you at.
once by mail, FREE, in plain
wrapper.
MAROY SOUTH
STOCK CO.
Change of Plays every
night and Saturday and
Snnday Matinee.
Price 10c
to any part of the house
except Saturday and
Sunday night when price
will be
10f 2 O, 30 cents
Special
Sale ••••••a
60c Maple Nut Choco-
lates on sale this week for
39c per lb. Box
ROYAL CANDY MFG. CO.
Enid, okla.
Furniture Repairing
Promptly and Satlalacterlly Dane
Prices Reasonable
Hi Mlsncr'n Second-hand Storm
Goods called tor and delvered
Phone 245 22f f. Bdwy*—
Colonist Tickets
to California,
Arizona, Mexico,
and the Northwest.
On Sale Daily
March 1 to April 15, 1912.
Liberal stopover privileges.
Tickets accepted in tourist
sleepers on payment low Pull-
man faie. Harvey meals.
The fare from
ENID
Los Angeles .$25.00
Hun Diego $25.00
San Francisco . .. .$25.00
Fresno $25.00
Present t $25.00
Phoenix $25.00
Write or call for free copy
"San Joaouin Vallev" or "Salt
FtWer Valley" and other de-
scriptive literature if you are
contemplating a trip West.
H. A. KING, O. P. A.,
Wichita, Kan.
W. II. GORLE, Agent
Phone 406.
Enid. Okla.
Get Your Coal at
Bridges Coal Co.
202 E. Maine PHONE 510
Prompt Attention to all Orders
Two Cars of fancy lump now on track
Bert Strlckler returned last
night from Bartlesville, where he
has been for several weeks selling
his addition to that city.
ENID GASH MARKETS
ENID CAN#! GRAIN.
Reported by W. B. Johnston
Frisco Elevator.}
Corn, ear 60?@)65c
Corn, shelled 65c@10c
Soft wheat, No. 2 1.00
Soft wneat, No. 2 98
Hard wheat, No. 2 1.00
ENID HAY AND FEEf"
(Repented by 2. K. Johnson *
8on.)
'rairle Hay, No. 1 $10.00
'rairie Hay, No. 2 8.00
.lfalfa, No. 1 14.50
alfalfa, baled, medium 12.HO
)ats ■ .67
ENID PRODUCE.
(Reported by Swift & Company.)
(NOTE:—These quotation* rep-
resent wholesale prices, paid by t?««
dealers to farmers and others who
have things to sell. No attempt is
made here to give retail prices
These markets are for the benefit
of the farmer and producer.)
Hens . 10 Mi
Geese 06
Ducks 07
Butter 18%
Roosters, young and old.. .04
Kggs, No. 1, fresh IB %
Turkeys 09
ENID LIVE STOCK.
(Reported by Welns Brothers)
Butcher steers $4.50 <0> 5.00
Sheep 4.50©5.00
halves •••.....*••••• 5.00 (Q).5.50
'own *•••*••*«« 4.00(Q)4.50
Hogs, fat 6.50@>5.75
tockers 6.4®
You Don't
Know....
How much your horse
appreciates a comfortab-
le fitting shoe. If he
could talk he would
thank you
for seeing that he is well
shod. Shoeing horses is my
specialty. If you should send
your horse to our shop by
your wife, you may rest as-
sured that she will be treated
with courtesy, and the horse
will be shod with shoes that
fit his feet, and that are
suitable for the work he has
to do. Call Phone 132, and
our hurry up boy will come
and get them and return
them.
E. A. MYERS
at the
Model Carriage
Works
FRANK BESSIER
New Spring Clothing Sample*
210 South Grand
Opposite Star Lam dry
MACK'S CAFE
Best place to eat In Enid I
Mtoat Side Square Open all Night
Enid Vitrified Brick A
Tile Company
CAPACITY 30,000 BRICK BAIL*
Fire Brick, Fire Clay and SeWtV
Tile for Sale
WRITE US FBB PRICES
Earle R. Lee
Fire Insurance, Surety Bonds
I
When You
Receive a
Letter
One is inclined to be judge
by others by the quality Ol
stationery. Now if it's wort
while to correspond with any-j
one, it is certainly wort!
while to appear before ther
well dressed. We have staJ
tionery of quality, so that itj
may be typical of you.
The Corry Pharmacj
Phone 225
WE SELL
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
Our Price Only $25.
' Wear Em" Utensils
Aluminum
Ware
—that lasts a
generation. Re-
place utensils that
wear out with
utensils that ' wear ever."
Parker Furniture
.®Co
WEAR-EVER "
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